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Imouzzer Marmoucha () is a town in Boulemane Province, Fès-Meknès, Morocco. According to the 2004 census it has a population of 4,001.

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Army football prospect battles back from torn ACL
By SAL INTERDONATO | The Times Herald-Record | Published: July 23, 2017
WEST POINT, N.Y. (Tribune News Service) -- Andrew Hipp received a special mention when Jeff Monken and his coaching staff handed out awards at the end of Army's second summer prospect camp.
One year ago, Hipp tore his left anterior cruciate ligament while running a route on the last play of Army's camp. The injury cost Hipp, a 6-foot-6, 205-pound tight end, his junior season at St. Pius X High School in St. Louis, Mo. Hipp's road back was fueled on returning to West Point and impressing Army's coaches.
Hipp's name was called not once but twice in his return Saturday. Hipp was named the best upperclassmen tight end and defensive lineman by Army's staff.
"I spent seven months in recovery," said Hipp, who plays defensive end for St. Pius X. "Recovery was tough. It was a lot of hard work and it really paid off today. I'm glad I came back and showed what I'm able to do ... From the time I got hurt, my mind was focused on coming back here and performing well."
Hipp has participated in a few combines this summer. Army was Hipp's first team camp. He had yet to receive an offer from Army. But Hipp hopes for another return to the academy.
"This is where I want to be," Hipp said. "You can take football out of the picture. I want to come to (attend) West Point."
Army's camp attracted players from as far as California as well as local talent. Roy C. Ketcham junior linebacker Jyaire Stevens was named the underclassmen defensive most valuable player.
"It feels good," said Stevens, who had 54 tackles as a sophomore. "Army came to my school this year and offered me a scholarship for defense and I guess I performed well enough to become defensive MVP. It was a good time."
Sunnyvale (Texas) sophomore Tripp McAda was named the top underclassmen quarterback.
McAda's name is familiar around West Point. His father, Ronnie, was a three-year starting quarterback at Army and helped the Black Knights to a 10-2 record in his senior season in 1996.
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Gilland takes helm of 2nd Infantry Division at sensitive time in S. Korea
Two GOP senators, including Rand Paul, emerge to slow 9/11 victims bill
US Army Garrison Japan welcomes ninth commander during emotional ceremony
Police now investigating death at unlicensed day care in Hawaii Army housing area as a homicide
Rural retreats offer traumatized veterans and their families time and support to heal


Slaven Bilic has hinted that any of the West Ham U23 players that are starring in POL2 season might have to be patient for their first team chance.
Declan Rice is the only young Hammers to have regular game time for the first team this campaign and even he only made his first appearance since August in the 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace at the weekend in a late cameo.
Nathan Holland starred in the Carabao Cup victory over Bolton and Sead Haksabanovic joined him in making their competitive debuts for the Hammers this season.
But it's the sensational form of Toni Martinez, who has hit ten goals in nine games this season adding to a total of 17 last campaign that has seen calls from Hammers fans for him to involved in first team squads.
This season however, Martinez has yet to make the trip from the U23s training ground in Chadwell Heath to the first team facility at Rush Green and Bilic has hinted that journey might not be happening any time soon.
Speaking at his press conference ahead of this weekend's Premier League clash against Liverpool on Saturday evening at the London Stadium, Bilic said: "Toni Martinez yeah, he's scoring goals and I know him very well but at the moment we have already a few strikers in good form. Ayew, Hernandez, Carroll, Sakho who is there and who is not injured anymore, Arnautovic.
"I rate Nathan Holland and he showed a big improvement with us in Germany and Austria but in that department we have enough players. Haksabanovic too who came here through the back door has always showed himself.
"I spoke with him and his father today, he is there, but at the moment and while the situation is not ideal. It's best to put them in a comfortable situation but we have to stick with the experienced players to get us out of the situation, then the kids can play. It's the best way."


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Obama Tailoring Military Leadership to Only Those Who Will Shoot Fellow Americans
Dr. Jim Garrow is well-known for his books and for his humanitarian work to rescue Chinese girls from certain death. The one-child policy in China leads many parents to kill girl babies, either before or after they are born. It is far more prestigious to have a male child than a girl, so they kill the girls.
Over the last 16 years, Garrow's efforts have rescued an estimated 40,000 girl babies from China at a cost of over $25 million. Almost all of these girls would have been killed had they not been rescued and taken out of the country. Today, he is the founder and executive director of the Bethune Institute's Pink Pagoda schools. There are 168 private schools in his program that employ 6,300 people, all with the goal of raising and teaching the Chinese girls in a English speaking environment.
Garrow's has written about his effort to save China's girls by authoring the book, The Pink Pagoda: One Man's Quest to End Gendercide in China.
Dr. Garrow is not known for being a wild crackpot or part of the political fringe, so when he recently made the following post on his Facebook page, it got the attention of a number people:
"I have just been informed by a former senior military leader that Obama is using a new 'litmus test' in determining who will stay and who must go in his military leaders. Get ready to explode folks. 'The new litmus test of leadership in the military is if they will fire on US citizens or not.' Those who will not are being removed."
When asked who is source was, Garrow replied:
"The man who told me this is one of America's foremost military heroes."
One has to wonder if this had anything to do with President Obama's dismissal of Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis from his post as commander of the Central Command.
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Mike Tidwell's "In the Mountains of Heaven" is a six part, nineteen story collection of essays that read – depending on the page – as travelogue, cultural critique, forlorn nostalgic rebuff, ethnographic narrative, or feel-good chicken soup. The result is a pleasing, easy to digest blend of travel writing based on the author's personal experiences in some two dozen countries over more than twenty years of international and domestic travel.
These selections can be read in any order, but the essays are set in motion by the introduction, where Tidwell relates his first wanderlust foray as a nineteen-year old hitchhiking from Bozeman, Montana to Denver, Colorado to visit his ailing uncle Barry. Uncle Barry turns out to be the inspiration for the author's later travels and Tidwell summons his memory throughout.
The stories about Kyrgyzstan and the Tian Shan mountain region (the latter provides the book's namesake) set the moral and philosophical compass of the collection. Going Manhole Crazy, Silk Road Shepherds, and Saving Ishen deftly weave together the themes of cross-cultural understanding, compassion and love that are also found throughout the other essays.
In Silk Road Shepherds, the reader is introduced to Ishen, a nomadic Kyrgyz shepherd who Tidwell describes as a "thirty-five year old, long-haired, self-styled mystic" who also claims the ability to transform himself into rocks, trees, clouds and other natural elements whereby he gains a more holistic perspective on the world and of "how things fit together." Ishen serves as Tidwell's guide on high-altitude treks along the Silk Road and across the remote snow-capped Tian Shan peaks. However romanticized ("His face has a brooding, almost Native American look, inviting yet inscrutable, with eyes implying something very deep") Ishen becomes a metaphor for the weary, stubborn transition of Kyrgyzstan from isolated soviet outpost to free-market Central Asian republic. He also serves as a window into the fascinating rural Kyrgyz culture, largely unfamiliar to the Western audience.
Most importantly however, Ishen comes to represent the power of true intercultural friendship: a bond obtained only by those travelers willing to stay in one place long enough to intimately experience a new culture and genuinely get to know the locals and their customs.
In Saving Ishen, Tidwell, by this time returned to Washington D.C., receives news that his long-time friend, guide, and spiritual mentor is dying and in need of surgery due to a rare form of tuberculosis that he ostensibly contracted by drinking unpasteurized mare's milk. By orchestrating the miraculous logistical feat of flying Ishen to the U.S. for a life-saving emergency operation (the coordination involved the former U.S. ambassador to Kyrgyzstan, Peace Corps and State Department officials, and even wealthy Walmart heir Christy Walton), Tidwell repays a long overdue favor to his Kyrgyz shepherd friend who, years prior, had saved the author from an evil curse by recovering a lost horse whip on a precarious trek down a Tian Shan glacier. The conclusion, easily ascertained, is that Tidwell is repaying not only the recovered whip, but a lifetime of friendship.
The other essays in Mountains of Heaven are lighter and many are filled with hilarious travel anecdotes. In one essay titled Hanoi Haircut, Tidwell muses on the rich experience of getting a trim abroad, and touts the barber's chair as "the most intimate contact you're likely to have with the local culture [and] a chance to assume a part of the local culture on your own body." In another welcome digression, he relates his first overseas haircut, which took place in a grass hut in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. After the cut, the barber methodically picked up every last fallen hair and flushed each one down a nearby latrine in order to prevent local witch doctors from using the hair to work "bad juju" on him.
The experience of spending a U.S. holiday abroad is captured by Tidwell's humble retelling of a Christmas holiday enjoyed in a far-flung inn nestled in the bucolic Colombian Andes. Amazing Grace in the Texas Desert should remind most Americans of the beauty, mystery, and intrigue present in our own national forests and in the stories of our history. Scattered socio-political themes also appear such as natural resource exploitation in the Ecuadoran Amazon (see Peccary Hunting in the Amazon) and a passing critique of ineffective economic development aid (Going Manhole Crazy in Kyrgyzstan). A fully nostalgic, yet charming piece longing for the return of a society similar to that of the Mbuti Pygmy tribe in the Congo provides a somewhat anticlimactic endnote to the otherwise solid collection. But then again political or social analyses are not the focus of the author's effort.
The message? If you never return home, you may not find a captive audience ready to listen to your stories.
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Great review Mike, very thorough books looks really good. One for the list I think!


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We have released our very first nuget package to overcome a problem we often face when using Umbraco: we want to be able to get the data out of Umbraco using strongly typed Models. This presentation covers the mechanics of the package as well as an example of usage.
More information here: <https://www.nuget.org/packages/uTyped>
And here: <https://github.com/DeepFocus/uTyped>

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EPA Moves to Loosen Methane Rules as Trump Opens Alaskan Rainforest
Trump and Bolsonaro: "environmentalist forest managers" at the vanguard of the end of everything.
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William Rivers Pitt,
Stop signs — perhaps the most ubiquitous form of taxpayer-funded socialism found in the U.S. today — exist for a reason. People who barge through them are putting others in active danger, and anyone doing it deliberately would be considered a fool and a menace by pretty much everyone else.
The Amazon rainforest is on fire. The Arctic is on fire. Swaths of Indonesia and central Africa are on fire. The Greenland ice sheet melted virtually overnight and caused the ocean to visibly and measurably rise. Iceland is holding funerals for melting glaciers. These are stop signs, huge ones that can be seen from space.
Climate disruption is not lurking in some faraway land of maybe; it was here yesterday and the day before, and last week, and last year. It is here today, and will be here tomorrow, and for the rest of our lives. It will never get better, and is going to get worse, but if we heed the stop signs, we have the chance to, perhaps, keep it from driving us into extinction.
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Clearly, the president of the United States doesn't see it that way. "I'm an environmentalist," said Donald Trump after blowing off a G7 meeting on the climate crisis. "A lot of people don't understand that. I think I know more about the environment than most people." In his mind, nuking hurricanes and buying Greenland to plunder its newly ice-free resources is what environmentalists do.
Now, Trump the "environmentalist" has also reportedly ordered Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue to open Alaska's 16.7 million-acre Tongass National Forest — the largest intact temperate rainforest in the world — to logging, energy and mining projects.
Not satisfied with his quest to erase Barack Obama from the history books, Trump has begun erasing Clinton-era environmental protections like the one that has defended Tongass for 20 years. "Trump has taken a personal interest in 'forest management,'" reports The Washington Post, "a term he told a group of lawmakers last year he has 'redefined' since taking office."
Trump did not stop with Tsongass. On Thursday, his administration announced it intends to roll back regulations on the release of methane by the oil and gas industry. Methane is a highly dangerous greenhouse gas that has "80 times the heating-trapping power of carbon dioxide in the first 20 years in the atmosphere," according to The New York Times. There is near-universal fear among environmental scientists that melting Arctic permafrost — exacerbated by the ongoing fires — will release a methane bomb into the atmosphere, creating a feedback loop that will drastically worsen climate disruption. Loosening methane restrictions on the fossil fuel industry for profit is exactly, precisely the wrong thing to do.
This, as right-wing Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro spurns G7 money to help fight Amazon wildfires caused by cattle and soybean farmers who are deliberately torching the land with Bolsonaro's direct approval. The Brazilian president has ostensibly turned down the fire-fighting funding because French president Emmanuel Macron said mean things about him, but in truth, Bolsonaro sees the Amazon as nothing more than a cash machine. He wants these fires to burn.
"How can they do this?" people will exclaim.
"Because someone asked them to," is the proper reply.
Trump and Bolsonaro are undeniably dangerous leaders whose oppressive policies must be resisted. The origins of the plunder we are witnessing, however, do not lie with them. Plunder is the reason the United States exists, and has been the reason since the first European ships cracked the horizon on their way to the North and South American continents. Plunder has been the point of the exercise for more than 400 years. Trump and Bolsonaro are not aberrations. They are the fulfillment of ultimate purpose, the triumph of U.S.-style capitalist practices.
Plunder is the reason the United States exists, and has been the reason since the first European ships cracked the horizon.
Here in the U.S., we use red-white-and-blue bunting to cover up the scars, and the well-manicured lawns preside over stolen lands as they hide the mass graves. The big bank accounts are all offshore, and soot from the burning chokes the poor neighborhoods and what's left of nature.
There is a lot of talk about "saving the environment" and "stopping climate change," which is good, because awareness must come before action. That awareness, however, must encompass the fact that we will not save even the smallest fraction of the environment unless and until we derail the ravenous juggernaut of capitalism.
U.S.-style capitalism heeds no stop signs. It exists to feed, to plunder, and to despoil for profit. Trump and Bolsonaro are energetic avatars of the practice, one which is older than the country that birthed it. It is the capitalism of slavery, the cotton field and the lash, of the burned forest and the poisoned well. It knows only hunger, and is never sated. If we are going to save ourselves from the apocalypse of climate collapse, saving ourselves from the capitalism causing it is where we have to start.
William Rivers Pitt
William Rivers Pitt is a senior editor and lead columnist at Truthout. He is also a New York Times and internationally bestselling author of three books: War on Iraq: What Team Bush Doesn't Want You to Know, The Greatest Sedition Is Silence and House of Ill Repute: Reflections on War, Lies, and America's Ravaged Reputation. His fourth book, The Mass Destruction of Iraq: Why It Is Happening, and Who Is Responsible, co-written with Dahr Jamail, is available now on Amazon. He lives and works in New Hampshire.
"Walking in Two Worlds": A Tale of Alaska's Tongass, the United States' Largest Forest
We meet a Tlingit brother and sister, who are trying to heal both the forest and their native community.
Andrew Stelzer,
Trump Wants to Make Alaska's Protected Wilderness a Hunting Ground
Trump is destroying Alaska's $2-billion-a-year wildlife-watching industry in favor of trophy hunters.
Kitty Block,
As Capitalism Fails, We Need a Roadmap to Survive Climate Change
Biophysical economist Paavo Järvensivu discusses a new framework for mitigating and adapting to climate change.
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The new Smart Boy for iPhone 6….and Android devices
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If you're a fan of retr o gaming and you own a smartphone, you could be in for a treat. The latest must-have gadget is a peripheral that the developers, Hyperkin, have dubbed the Smart Boy. In essence its job is to transform your state of the art smartphone, which may contain the most technologically advance OS system to date, into a handheld console from the 1990's.
The case is an exact replica of the bottom section of a classic Game Boy, you just slide your phone into the top slot and you've got a fully functioning mini-console. To make the experience ultra authentic, the controls are identical. You'll have a total of four buttons which match up to the A and B buttons, plus start and select and an 8-way D pad – just like on the original.
The lack of complicated controls is a factor which draws many gamers back to retro consoles, so this aspect of the Smart Boy could attract more fans into the traditional gaming movement.
And there's more good news… Rather than drain your phone battery, Hyperkin are including a separate power cell, so playing won't be a drain on your device. Better still, as you're viewing the game play on a smartphone screen, the graphics are seriously upscaled.
Somewhat less conveniently you'll need genuine Game Boy cartridges to make it come to life. Getting your hands on these may seem like an impossible quest, but eBay, car boot sales and even the sales pages on social network sites often sell this kind of memorabilia by the bucket load – it's just a case of looking.
If you can find them there's a huge library of games, ranging from platforms and shooters, to the addictive Tetris and childhood hero's like Yoshi, Pokemon and The Mario Brothers. However, it's worth getting in there quick if the Smart Boy floats your boat. Assuming this begins to catch on, the price of now redundant Game Boy games is going to rocket.
Fifteen years ago the Game Boy was almost universally loved; it was portable and packed an impressive amount of play into a small (for the time) machine. When hardware manufacturers Hyperkin announced this project on Reddit, by releasing a set of concept art illustrations, plenty of people thought it was an April fools gag and the jury's still out on whether even they were 100% serious at the time. Now though it's in full production and has recently been joined by the Android Smart Boy, so no one feels like they're missing out on the retro fever.
Could Nintendo shut the whole lot down in an instant? Well it wouldn't be the first time they resorted to legal action to protect their interests, but maybe because there's no featured Nintendo logo on the Smart Boy, right now the lawyers are remaining quiet.
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Currently, the only supported way of deploying Graph Engine to Azure is to use Trinity via IaaS: create Windows VMs, install .NetFramework, and deploy Graph Engine Apps.

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© Michael Moll
The 50th issue of FolkWorld – it certainly does fill me with some pride.
Looking back at our humble first issue in 1997, with its 35 CD reviews and 5 articles, it is quite incredible that FolkWorld is still going, and has now at sometimes more than 300 CD reviews in a single issue. I would estimate that FolkWorld will have reviewed around 8,000 CDs over the years, all still accessible on the FolkWorld site.
FolkWorld remains a labour of love, and I have to give credit to the incredible FolkWorld team, who put so much time and effort into contributing to the magazine in their free time. Nobody gets paid anything for their contributions, in fact, some of us end up "out of pocket", as postage and the website do have to be paid.
The biggest credit and thanks go to Tom Keller, operational editor in chief, without whom FolkWorld would probably not exist any more, and who is dedicating plenty of his time (day and night) into putting your magazine together. Tom took over when I had to step back, as FolkWorld editor plus day job plus bringing up a family proved too much for me. I am so delighted to have seen the magazine grow, and still to be able to contribute to this magazine, having become the mag's kidz music expert.
»In our niche, a CD is also a calling card, your résumé and a valuable souvenir to be bought at the end of a live gig. Fans want to own them, to pour over liner notes, to have a physical connection to a memory. Would you trust something as precious to a flash drive? I think not.« (Seán Laffey)
So here's to the next 50 issues – who knows if in issue 100 we will still have CD reviews or whether CDs have ceased to exist? Or will they celebrate maybe a small come-back – like vinyl which apparently has recently become popular amongst some teenagers?
All the best, Michael
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I believe the average Roman soldier (circa 100ad) received better healthcare than "modern" soldiers until the 1930s. The Romans understood cleanliness, sufficient space for each patient, and clean bandages and water for wounds. Even the Incans knew how to do trepanning (sp) before the "modern white" man put his own foot in others' mouths.


Sabri left to combat in Syria, leaving his family alone in the face of such sudden and unbearable absence. Saliha, his mother, decided not to keep silent. Her story intertwines that of other parents who unite and fight against the youth indoctrination by the jihadist network.


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Berlin Economics 10 year anniversary
Since January 2016 Berlin Economics can look back to 10 years of successful economic consulting in Eastern Europe. For this occasion, Berlin Economics invited principals, long-term partners, associated consultants and employees for an anniversary celebration.
In reviewing major developments and achievements over the past 10 years, Dr. Ricardo Giucci, the managing director of Berlin Economics, highlighted the particular milestones in the consulting work in Eastern Europe.
"What makes the consulting work of Berlin Economics in Eastern Europe so special, is probably the integration of the regional perspective and our first-hand knowledge of local conditions," Giucci said. At the outset, it was striking that this specific first-hand knowledge of these Eastern European countries, which are receiving consulting services by Berlin Economics, was largely underused in Germany. Thus, since 2008, two years after Berlin Economics was founded, the company constantly also strengthens its presence in Germany through presentations, briefings or freely obtainable newsletters.
In addition to the expansion of its activities in Germany, also a steady expansion of consulting services to other countries was carried out, in 2010 to the Republic of Moldova and in 2014 to Georgia. Although all of those countries have a common past as part of the former Soviet Union, the differences between these countries could hardly be greater – a fact which quite often does not receive sufficient attention even to this very day.
The signing of the Association Agreements with Moldova, Ukraine and Georgia in 2014 can certainly be considered as a milestone and possibly also a turning point regarding the qualitative consultancy work. Since the beginning of the negotiations the association was continuously accompanying the work of Berlin Economics. Also, since 2014 the actual implementation of these agreements implies a growing need for advisory work.
For the future we continue to expect increasing demand for consultancy work, Giucci said. The region is undergoing a transition process which Berlin Economics – as a matter of course – is going to steadily accompany hereafter.
Giucci was followed by the Authorised Representative and Project Manager, Robert Kirchner, who stressed the peculiarities of the consultancy work conducted by Berlin Economics. A number of quality criteria have ever since ensured successes of our consultancy work and distinguished Berlin Economics from other consulting institutes, Kirchner said.
Since the onset of the consultancy work, Berlin Economics emphasises the importance of consulting the high-ranking partners in the target institutions. Hence, our recommendations are directly delivered to the decision-making bodies, Kirchner explained. We also maintain close contact with our principals, whether it is in Berlin or in Brussels, which always facilitates collaboration.
Also by maintaining a close dialogue with authorities and business associations, we ensure the consultation of the interests of businesses, which Berlin Economics therefore involves in the advisory processes. But this never entails a limitation of our independence, stressed Kirchner. Rather the consultancy work and recommendations provided by Berlin Economics are based on an analytical foundation which always takes into account the complexity of contexts and rapidly changing circumstances. The fact that Berlin Economics is able to consult thematically broad and well-founded is owed to the large network of proven experts with practical experience. Moreover, this thematically broad base is supplemented with the involvement of local experts who can guarantee specific knowledge of the country and its institutions. Kirchner emphasized that the cooperation with the local partner institutes of Berlin Economics always happens on eye level – and therefore contributes to sustainable capacity building and mutual knowledge exchange.
Thus, this model of consultancy work is most beneficial for both the partner countries and an increasing number of German institutions, Kirchner said.
Also, the head of section at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy Obersteller pointed out these mutual benefits. Obersteller particularly emphasised the quality of the work of Berlin Economics, which is characterised by demand orientation and the appreciation by the institutions of the advised countries and is also not presumed as a decree. The continuous expansion of contracting authorities is in particular due to the qualitative foundation of the consulting work.
Alexander Markus from the German Chamber of Commerce (AHK) in Kiev expressed his gratitude to Berlin Economics for the many years of good cooperation, which has been characterised by constructiveness and mutual support. Berlin Economics cooperates with business representations in the partner countries in form of lectures, discussion papers and business briefings.
Prof. Jörg Franke, who is with Berlin Economics as a financial sector expert, stressed the productive cooperation and amused the audience with a story of the everyday challenges of consulting work regarding last but not least the Eastern European weather and headstrong methods of traffic calming in Minsk. He concluded that the consultants are cost conscious, always on time, and stay calm in difficult situations.
Veronika Movchan from the Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting (IER Kiev), which is a long-time partner of Berlin Economics, spoke about the peculiarity of the consultants' dedication in Ukraine. It should not be regarded as self-evident that foreign consultants were traveling not only at difficult but also at dangerous times to Kiev as in the days of February 2014 in order to pursue their work. Berlin Economics is conducting probably the longest operating Technical Assistance Program in Ukraine (since 1994), which therefore has proved its worth. Since the beginning, there is great variety of the programme´s themes which includes fundamental topics such as economic liberalisation, institution-building as well as economic crisis management. Now reaching a new era of economic development – Movchan expressed her hopes that the valuable advisory work of Berlin Economics will persist even in this time of upheaval.
The team of Berlin Economics looks confidently towards another 10 years of economic policy consultancy work in Eastern Europe. We thank all principals, partners, employees and associated consultants for their trust and fruitful cooperation, and we look forward to continue this corporation in the future!
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Histone extracts were prepared from MDA-231 cells using the EpiQuik Total Histone Extraction Kit (Cat. No. OP-0006) and the amount of histone H3-K9 mono-, di-, and tri-methylation were simultaneously measured using the EpiQuik Global Pan-Methyl Histone H3K9 Quantification Kit (Fluorometric).
Simultaneous quantification of mono-, di-, and tri-methylated H3-K9 with the detection limit as low as 1 ng/well and detection range from 20 ng-5 µg/well of histone extracts.
The control is conveniently included for the quantification of the amount of mono-, di-, and tri-methylated H3-K9.
Epigenetic activation or inactivation of genes plays a critical role in many important human diseases, especially in cancer. A major mechanism for epigenetic inactivation of the genes is methylation of CpG islands in genome DNA caused by DNA methyltransferases. Histone methyltransferases (HMTs) control or regulate DNA methylation through chromatin-dependent transcription repression or activation. HMTs transfer 1-3 methyl groups from S-adenosyl-Lmethionine to the lysine and arginine residues of histone proteins. ESET, G9a, SUV39-h1, SUV39- h2, SETDB1, Dim-5, and Eu-HMTase are histone methyltransferases that catalyze methylation of histone H3 at lysine 9 (H3-K9). In mammalian cells, mono-methyl H3-K9 are enriched in certain euchromatic domains, which have been postulated to be transcriptionally silent. H3-K9 di- and trimethylation mediates heterochromatin formation by forming a binding site for HP1 and also participates in silencing gene expression at euchromatic sites. Increased global H3-K9 methylation is also found to be involved in some pathological processes such as cancer progression. The patterns of global H3-K9 methylation can also be changed by inhibition or activation of HMTs. Thus, quantitative detection of the patterns of global histone H3-K9 methylation would provide useful information for better understanding epigenetic regulation of gene activation/silencing, and for developing HMT-targeted drugs. The EpiQuik™ Global Pan-Methyl Histone H3-K9 Quantification Kit (Fluorometric) provides a tool for measuring global mono-, di-, and trimethylation of histone H3-K9.
This kit is designed for simultaneously measuring global histone H3-K9 mono-, di-, and tri-methylation. In an assay with this kit, the methylated histone H3 at lysine 9 is captured to the strip wells coated with antibodies specifically for mono-, di-, and tri-methyl H3-K9. The captured mono-, di-, and tri-methylated histone H3-K9 can then be detected with a labeled detection antibody, followed by a fluorescent development reagent. The ratio of mono-, di-, and tri-methylated H3-K9 is proportional to the intensity of fluorescence. The absolute amount of the methylated H3-K9 can be quantitated by comparing to the standard control.


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Q: ASP.NET HTTP POST and GET with plain JavaScript In ASP.NET MVC, we can make an ajax post and get with jquery easily and get the response as it is below;

NOTE : Code is quoted from another
  question on stackoverflow.com

function UpdateComments(){
    resultHTML = jQuery.ajax({
        type: 'GET',
        url: 'Comments/List/UserID'
    }).responseText;

    $('#comments').html(resultHTML);
}

function PostComment(targetUserID, commenterUserID, comment)
jQuery.ajax({
        type: 'POST',
        contentType: 'application/json; charset=utf-8',
        data: $.toJSON({review: comment, id:targetUserID, commenter:commenterUserID}),
        dataType: 'json',
        url: 'Comments/Add',
        success: function(result){
            // Only update comments if the post was successful:
            resultJson = $.evalJSON(result);
            if(resultJson['success'] == true){
                UpdateComments();
            }
        }
    });

What is the way of doing the above functions without any additional library and just with plain JavaScript

A: with XMLHttpRequest , explore this , plain javascript


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Fall Out Boy Promote Mania By Featuring In Asphalt 8
The update's patch notes on the App Store don't reveal much about the new Story Mode, other than it somehow featuring Fall Out Boy. I'll be jumping in later tonight to hit the road and report back with more wisdom on that tomorrow. The addition of story modes to some of the latest console sports franchises, such as NBA 2K18 and FIFA 17 (and returning in FIFA 18) have been well received by players, so it will be interesting to see how it fares in Asphalt 8.
The over-the-top arcade racing of Gameloft's mobile series has translated beautifully to the big screen via Apple TV, and unlike some of the studio's other franchises (I'm looking at you Gods Of Rome), Asphalt 8 is still receiving regular content updates on the platform, such as the huge addition of motorbikes in late 2017.
Today's free update includes not only the Story Mode featuring Fall Out Boy, but also a Lunar New Year Event, a new Winter Series, and seven new vehicles. There's a bunch to dig into.
In an interesting November 2017 interview with Rolling Stone, Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump described the new album – Mania – as being all but finished back in July 2017, but on listening to it, decided it wasn't worthy of the band's output and headed back to the drawing board. "It felt like all bread and no meat. There was no spicy mustard or anything," Stump told Rolling Stone.
The album recently dropped in January, and while partnering with Gameloft to feature in Asphalt 8 might be a fairly obscure way to market it, we're certainly not complaining over here, with more of a good thing being a good thing and all that.
We've been digging Asphalt 8 here at ATVG, featuring it in our Best Apple TV Games of Year One (2016), and look forward to checking out the latest in a long line of content updates.
Here's the video for Fall Out Boy's Hold Me Tight Or Don't from new album Mania:
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Canada: Outage leaves many without mobile, internet service
TORONTO — A widespread network outage left many Canadians without mobile and internet service for most of Friday, disrupting police, business and court services as crowds flocked to work at coffee shops with Wi-Fi.
Rogers Communications Inc. said it started restoring service late in the day and said its teams "are working hard to get everyone back online as quickly as possible."
The outage began early in the morning and stretched into the evening, interrupting services across retailers and credit card processors, police and courts, airlines and train networks.
The company offered no explanation for what caused he outage, how many customers were impacted or where they were located.
"We know how much you rely on our networks. Today we have let you down. We are working to make this right as quickly as we can. We will continue to keep you updated, including when services will be back online.″
Toronto's Go Transit said in a tweet that s parts of its system were affected by the outage and fares could not be purchased using debit or credit cards. E-tickets may also be unavailable, it warned.
Police in Toronto and Ottawa warned of connection problems when Canadians called 911.
"If your call fails, please try again, or call from a landline or cellphone with another provider,″ Ottawa Police said on Twitter.
The outage forced the postponement of The Weeknd's tour stop at Toronto's Rogers Centre. The Toronto date was one of only two set for Canada.
Scarborough Health Network, which operates three hospitals and eight satellite sites in Toronto, requested physicians and staff to head to their workplaces for any on-call shifts until the disruption is resolved.
In Quebec, Peter Nygard's Montreal court appearance on sex-related charges was put off because the fashion mogul, who is detained in a Toronto jail, couldn't connect by video conference. His bail hearing will now take place next week.
Service Canada tweeted it too was impacted by outage, with call centers and offices, including ones that issue passports, affected. The outage stands to exacerbate passport delays that have left Canadians lined up outside Service Canada offices for lengthy periods of time as the government works through a backlog.
Canada Border Services Agency warned that people may not be able to complete submissions through the ArriveCAN app — a mandatory requirement for all cross-border travelers.
Many retailers and businesses had trouble accepting payments because Interac, which processes electronic financial transactions, said its online and checkout debit offerings and e-transfer services were impacted.
As a result, the Confederation Bridge, which links the provinces of Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick, was unable to accept debit cards Friday morning. Canada's Wonderland in Vaughan, Ontario, said amusement park goers could only pay with credit cards.
Downdetector, a website that tracks outages, showed people started reporting problems with Rogers' service around 4:30 a.m. EDT and by 7 a.m. 20,000 reports had been logged.
Many Rogers customers scrambled to find internet service, heading to coffee shops to connect and trade tales of the outage.
Kathryn Bowen, 30, an independent fashion designer, spent Friday morning on the floor of a Starbucks in Toronto's financial district, videoconferencing with clients.
"I don't really know where to go because if I go home, I don't have internet,″ said Bowen. "I can't even step outside and text anyone because Rogers doesn't work on my phone either, so I'm just sitting here until my phone dies basically.″
Roseanna Chen, 27, relied on a coffee shop as well, after her workplace's internet was hit by the outage, but found the cafe's wireless network became unstable as it filled with people.
"We're trying to see if (the office Wi-Fi) comes back,″ said Chen, an accounting associate at Imperial PFS Canada. "If it doesn't, we'll probably try and head back home, but my internet at home is also out.″
The country's telecom sector is dominated by three large carriers — Rogers, BCE Inc. and Telus Corp. — and their hold on the industry has long been a concern of academics, who have called for regulators to increase competition for mobile and internet services in Canada.
"The outage is illuminating the general lack of competition in telecommunications in Canada,″ said Vass Bednar, executive director of McMaster University's master of public policy program.
Federal Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said in a statement that the government was monitoring the situation closely and had told Rogers "how important it is that this matter be resolved as soon as possible and for the company to provide prompt and clear communication directly to those impacted."
Meanwhile, the Public Interest Advocacy Centre called on the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission to launch an inquiry under the Telecommunications Act into the outage. The commission said it was reviewing the request.
Telus wasn't impacted by the outage, but the Rogers rival warned that some customers may experience "slower than normal″ data speeds because of increased usage by customers without access to home internet.
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Venezuela wins a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council
Portraits of President Nicolás Maduro hang in the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington in April. (Salwan Georges/The Washington Post)
By Rachelle Krygier
CARACAS, Venezuela — The government of President Nicolás Maduro won a seat Thursday on the U.N. Human Rights Council, a controversial victory for a regime accused of using intimidation, torture and murder to cling to power.
The Maduro government, no longer recognized as legitimate by the United States and around 50 other countries, had sought a return to the 47-member panel to counter an image of international isolation — and thwart investigations into its own alleged abuses.
Venezuela and regional rival Brazil beat out Costa Rica for the two Latin American seats up for election. Costa Rica had declared its candidacy only this month in an effort to deny Venezuela a three-year term, but the support of China, Russia, Cuba and other allies gave the socialist state the win.
"We celebrate, once again, the Bolivarian diplomacy of peace at the U.N.," Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza said after the vote. "This victory is historic, since we faced a ferocious campaign."
While the government celebrated Thursday, opposition leader Juan Guaidó accused it of killing a member of his party. Edmundo Rada, a 42-year-old former councilman from the eastern Caracas slum of Petare, was found shot twice in the neck, a bag covering his face and half his body burned.
"On the same day that the U.N. permits a dictatorship like Maduro's to occupy a seat bathed in blood," Guaidó said, "the regime produces a human rights violation."
Guaidó called for an "impartial international commission" to investigate this and other killings. Venezuela's Communications Ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Julio Borges, the foreign relations representative for opposition leader Juan Guaidó, said Maduro "mortgaged everything" to win the seat.
"But what he doesn't know is that this maneuvering won't let him hide his crimes," Borges said. "Elected democracies in this body will increasingly isolate the dictatorship and will expose its human rights violations."
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The General Assembly elected 14 members to new terms Thursday. Countries can serve up to two consecutive terms before withdrawing for at least a year.
Human rights watchdogs had urged U.N. members to reject the Venezuelan bid.
"With the seat, Venezuela will try to undermine scrutiny of its abuses and the abuses of its allies," said Louis Charbonneau, U.N. director at Human Rights Watch. "The council's fact-finding missions and commissions of inquiry have done outstanding work. The votes on some issues can be close, so we don't need countries like Venezuela who try to undermine the good work."
The council promotes human rights and investigates alleged violations. It's distinct from but works closely with the U.N. high commissioner for human rights.
High Commissioner Michelle Bachelet has painted a bleak picture of Maduro's Venezuela. In three reports this year, she documented arbitrary detentions, torture and killings. In July, she said corruption and underinvestment had violated Venezuelans' right to an adequate standard of living.
Official corruption and mismanagement in the oil-rich nation are blamed for hyperinflation, widespread power outages and shortages of food, water and medicine. Four million people have fled the country in recent years.
Maduro, who succeeded the late socialist leader Hugo Chávez in 2013, claimed victory last year in elections widely viewed as fraudulent. The United States and other nations recognize Guaidó as Venezuela's rightful president, but Maduro remains in control of the military, police and intelligence services, and talks between the sides have ended in a stalemate.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called Venezuela's election to the council "truly tragic."
"This is a harsh blow not just against the victims of the Venezuelan regime, but also against the cause of human rights around the world," he said. "The Human Rights Council ought to be a protector and defender of human rights of people the world over. It should be speaking out about the daily abuses of the former Maduro regime."
Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab announced the release of 24 political prisoners Thursday as part of an agreement with minority opposition parties with whom the government has continued to talk. The legal nonprofit Foro Penal has counted nearly 450 political prisoners in the country.
Mariano de Alba, a Venezuelan lawyer based in Washington, predicted Maduro would use the win to show his government "still has support and is recognized by a majority of the world."
"It's a shame," he said. "But in practice, it's not the end of the world for the opposition."
The Human Rights Council has a long history of members with problematic records. China, Cuba and Saudi Arabia are current members, Libya and Sudan also won seats Thursday, and Venezuela served as recently as last year.
The United States quit the panel last year over what the Trump administration said was its bias against Israel. President Trump said it was a "massive source of embarrassment." Pompeo called it an "exercise in shameless hypocrisy," with "some of the world's most serious offenders sitting in it."
In July, Cuba led an effort to pass a resolution rejecting "unilateral and coercive" sanctions against Venezuela. It succeeded.
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Mahua Kumar Nee Lahiri vs The State Of West Bengal & Anr (27/08/2021)
It is needless to say that the FIR is not an encyclopedia. It is sufficient for Criminal Administration of Justice to set in motion if the FIR discloses a cognizable offence. FIR is not a substantive piece of evidence,...
Chaitanya Singhania & Anr vs Khusboo Singhania (27/09/2021)
Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 is a special law. At the risk of repetition, it is recorded that Section 28 of the said Act clearly states that all proceedings under Section 12, 18, 19, 20, 21,...
Provashini Debi vs Joggeswar Banerjee (22/11/1950)
HINDU LAW-Whether under the Hindu law current in the Bengal School, a Brahmin rival wife's daughter is entitled to succeed to the streedhan of a deceased Hindu in preference to her husband's brother.
Ram Gopal Bhuttacharjee vs Narain Chandra Bandopadhya (6/12/1905)
Dayabbaga- Stridhan--according to the Dayabhaga in Chap. IV, Section 2, paras. 18 and 19 of which it is laid down that, '"'that alone is her peculiar property which she has power to give, sell or use independently of her...
Arun Uday Paulchowdhury Vs The State of West Bengal & Ors (20/07/2022)
WRIT PETITION- Petitioner made out a completely new case by filing successive supplementary affidavits - The only issue which the Court can consider is a possible threat to law and order situation in the concerned area, if the petitioner holds...
Tridandeeswami Bhakti Kusum vs Mayapore Sree Chaitanya Math And Ors – 22/04/1983
TEMPLE ADMINISTRATION
It is the plaintiffs' case that all the properties purported to have been dealt with in the said alleged deeds of appointment formed part of the debutter estate belonging to the deities, namely, Sree Guru Gouranga Gandharbika and Giridhari...
In Re: Mrinal Kanti Ghose, Keeper vs Unknown-18/08/1932
SEDITION LAW-The writer himself is a Christian and he believes that the Cross is an eternal principle, an immortal and inexhaustible source of strength and power. In other words, the writer believes that there is in the Cross already...
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Protima Dutta Versus The State of West Bengal & Ors-The questions that arise for consideration in the instant writ petition are, inter alia, whether the High Court, under Article 226 can transfer the investigation from the State Police to...
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Bail Matters
This is an application for bail under Section 439, read with Section 436A of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 on behalf of the petitioner who has prayed for his enlargement on bail on any condition.
Sri Sachindranath Biswas vs The State of West Bengal & Anr- 29/03/2022
The KMC authorities cannot have double standards before a court of law. A person cannot be sent to jail and an illegal construction is regularised, if it is at all illegal and endangering human life. A court is not...
Sk. Alauddin @ Alai Khan vs Khadiza Bibi @ Mst. Khodeja Khatun-05/12/1990
Whether the learned Magistrate has the jurisdiction to restore the proceeding under Section 125, Cr.P.C. to file once it is dismissed for default.
ALOY KUMAR CHANDA AND ORS Vs THE STATE OF WEST BENGAL AND ORS-03/02/2016
The concept of "continuing offence" gets attracted from the date of deprivation of stridhan, for neither the husband nor any other family members can have any right over the stridhan and they remain the custodians... Regard being had to...


Justia US Law US Codes and Statutes Kentucky Revised Statutes 2014 Kentucky Revised Statutes CHAPTER 116 - VOTER REGISTRATION 116.049 Repealed, 1990.
KY Rev Stat § 116.049 (2014) What's This?
Download as PDF 116.049 Repealed, 1990. Catchline at repeal: Voter registration card. History: Repealed 1990 Ky. Acts ch. 48, sec. 95, effective July 13, 1990. -Amended 1980 Ky. Acts ch. 117, sec. 1, effective July 15, 1980. -- Created 1976 Ky. Acts ch. 30, sec. 3, effective June 19, 1976.


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Q: Multiple case/when conditions with || I've been testing this code and it's not working as I expected. Can someone shed some light on this please ?
language = { JS: "Websites", Python: "Science", Ruby: "Web apps" }

puts "What language would you like to know? "
choice = gets.chomp
case choice
when "js" || "JS"
  puts "Websites!"
when "Python" || "python"
  puts "Science!"
when "Ruby" || "ruby"
  puts "Web apps!"
else
  puts "I don't know!"
end

, When I put in the first entry it runs, but if I use the latter entry it prints "I don't Know!"
i.e : if I enter 'js' runs, but If I enter 'JS' it throws 'I don't know!'

A: Please do search before asking question, you can get its answer easily in other questions
choice = gets.chomp
case choice
when 'js', 'JS'
  puts 'Websites!'
when 'Python', 'python'
  puts 'Science!'
when 'Ruby', 'ruby'
  puts 'Web apps!'
else
  puts "I don't know!"
end

After suggestions
choice = gets.chomp
puts  case choice
      when 'js', 'JS'
         'Websites!'
      when 'Python', 'python'
         'Science!'
      when 'Ruby', 'ruby'
         'Web apps!'
      else
         "I don't know!"
      end


Since Exaptive launched in 2011, we've worked with many researchers, particularly in medicine and the natural sciences. PubMed®, a medical journal database, pops up repeatedly as a key tool for these researchers to develop hypotheses. It's a tool built in a search-and-find paradigm with which we're all familiar. Execute a keyword search. Get a list of results. Visualization can make search - and, therefore, research - much more meaningful.
The 'visualization' at the end of the PubMed user-journey is a table of articles to read. Only after reading all the curated articles will the researcher know if another keyword shows up repeatedly across multiple papers. This could launch a new search, and lead to a new data visualization (that being another list of articles to read).
PubMed is one of those tools like Microsoft® Excel. If you can learn enough about how to use it properly, you can do astounding things with it. But they take time and familiarity to extract maximum value. At the time of writing this article, a search of "PubMed" on YouTube returns more than 50,000 videos, the vast majority explaining how to use PubMed.
One of the reasons Exaptive made the PubMed Explorer is to create that landscape in which scientists can wander and think, without having to use brute force to sift through results. We know that humans process information from images 60,000 times faster than they do from text. When a user interface leans on multiple data visualizations - other than or in addition to a list - to connect the user to other keywords, visual interaction lets the user explore results from different angles, without having to read every result or knowing exactly which keywords to search. In particular, word frequency and clustering algorithms create metadata about search results that can help the investigator find relevant results faster.
A paper by A.B. Haidich in 2010 in the journal Hippokratia delved into the value and potential drawbacks of meta-analysis studies, "The benefits of meta-analysis include a consolidated and quantitative review of a large, and often complex ... body of literature... The need to integrate findings from many studies ensures that meta-analytic research is desirable and the large body of research now generated makes the conduct of this research feasible."
Let's go back to Frank's idea of a data landscape that you can walk through. A scientist can use the PubMed Explorer to search journal article data in this new way. The researcher can search not only by their direct queries, but have a vantage point that includes relevant information nearby. The researcher has perspective to adjust the scope of their search in real time, before reading 200 pages of scientific journal articles.
So with better visualization, researchers won't just create more hypotheses. They'll be able to innovate in directions not yet visible from here. They'll be able to preempt doing a new study if there is already a wealth of data in that area. They'll be able to focus on creating studies for areas that are currently ambiguous. What does it mean for patent investigators and anyone who uses PubMed regularly? They'll be able to make connections quickly that weren't easily seen before.
Faster discovery, more discovery, different hypotheses. All because the data visualization is a landscape instead of a list.


Woman: Mister. Mister. Are you ok?
This past week, I had a number of clients and friends contact all at once.
I've not really worked in any meaningful capacity in almost three years. But I'm right back as if nothing happened.
And yet, so much has happened.
Had a meeting on the Upper East Side with my buddy Steele's wife for some work the other day and I've always prided myself on always being punctual.
She was on East 80th Street so I took the train to East 77th and got off.
When the train pulled into the station, I was so concerned about being on time that it didn't occur to me that I'd been there. So many goddamn times.
I forgot that's where the hospital was. The last hospital we went to.
As I walked up the stairs, saw it and my knees buckled. Ended up sitting on the stairs as I tried to catch my breath.
For those of you that know me in real life, that know my aversion to germs and dirt, picture me wearing one of my suits and sitting on a subway stairwell.
Passerbys asked me if I was ok, if I needed help. Told them that I was beyond help.
Made it to my feet and made it to my friend's door. Don't even remember how.
Her: (steps out, gives me a hug) It's ok.
Just like that. I'm right back as if nothing happened.
Steele and I chatted about it afterward.
Me: BTW, I'm sure the wife will tell you but I had a mini-breakdown in your apartment and may have scared your kid a bit.
Me: You know, while Alison was dying, I was watching Family Guy. And while my father's dying, I'll be fencing and then seeing a woman for dinner.
Him: What are you going to do? You can't be in all the time. You were in it long enough. You're still in it.
My father's not doing well at all. So badly that my brother flew in on a one-way ticket from California to see him as we figure out what to do next.
I see a great deal of what was going on with Alison in the end with him, and I can't bear it. Spent 20 minutes with him the past Thursday and I couldn't stay any longer. He barely registered that I was there.
Took a walk that was longer than the time I spent with him.
The level of grief I deal with is like staring into the sun; you can't do it or you'll go blind. It's more like you glance at it and turn away quickly because it's so unbearable.
Here, if I'm in the moment too long, I know I'll die. Because such a large part of me wants to. To rest. But I can't, cause I got a little human that needs me.
The main fella that teaches my particular form of fencing invited me to a seminar over the weekend. Good buncha like-minded guys. He and another instructor pulled me aside and said some incredibly kind things to me.
Been there once before; the last time I went, Alison was still alive and my dad was fine.
Was only able to go to the first Friday class when I had to come back.
Gradgirl was there when I returned home.
We ended up walking in the park. I'd not been there since Alison passed.
Me: There's a song in Les Miserables that goes, "There are storms we cannot weather." Some days I think I can weather this, most nights, I don't know. (thinking) You know, in the Bible, there's a story that goes like this: King David's son was sick. So he refused to eat, cried, and prayed. But his son died. So he picks himself up, gets dressed, and eats. And his servants ask, "What's the deal? When he was alive you wept and starved. Now that he's dead, you're fine." And David said, "I'm not fine. I thought maybe God would show me some mercy. But he didn't. My boy can't come back to me, but I can go to him. Until then, I have to live." That's where I am right now. I know I have to live. I just don't know how.
Her: I wish I could say something. I don't know what to say.
Me: What can anyone say? The other line from from that song goes, "I prayed that God would be forgiving." For my family, he wasn't. He f___ked us. I had my own family once. But it was only for five days. And now, I lose the only other family I ever had.
Gradgirl: I'm worried about you being home alone, drinking like this. Is the other girl free?
My mailbox was empty today. Usually, most days, there's some new awfulness for me to deal with.
Invoices for things I'd never wish for anyone to pay, letters of condolences from banks, overdue notices – all death-related s___t.
There's so much death-related s___t that greets you after you lose someone by way of a ceaseless stream of banal horrors: Letters, email, voicemail.
For those new to my blog, prior to Alison getting sick, I don't think I ever cursed in over a decade here. And now my days and this blog are an endless stream of profanities. Cause it helps deal with the constant pain.
Speaking of constant pain, that's what my father's dealing with.
So, while I got an empty mailbox today, I also had to deal with things for him.
I can't interact with him too long; can't handle the cumulative sadness of everything. It bears down on my soul, like the sky on Atlas's shoulders.
Feels weird complaining about anything as my dad lies somewhere out there, nearing his end.
And yet, I just want a break from this misery. Even if it's only an empty mailbox and a day devoid of just another helping of s__t by way of electronic device.
Although I do get some respite here and there.
Artistgirl dropped out of this story but Daisy and Gradgirl are still around; both are sweetly concerned about my well-being and check in on me more than I woulda expected them to.
In addition to the company, they also provide me with some much needed levity along the way.
Her: Oh. My. God. You're a writer and that's the best you could come up with for me?
Her: (goes to fridge pulls out two of three remaining beers, putting one into her bag) I'm taking these.
Me: You know, the other girl brings me vodka and you take my beer.
Her: (mouth agape, glares) So rude! You never compare a girl to another girl, Logan!
Her: (opens fridge again, takes last beer) Well, you just lost your last beer.
And I did have a moment of pure joy today, too. My son came back from a week away.
Me: Hey! Gimme a hug, you!
Me: God, I've missed you so much, kid. (kisses him, sighs) I've missed you.
Me: Hi, dad. How're you feeling?
Him: (tearing up) I'm so, so sorry.
Alison's mother finally went home the other day. She came here with such joy, expecting to stay only a few days. She left heartbroken almost two years later. I grieve for myself, for Alison, for Nate, for her family, and for her.
I just grieve in general. But I don't even have time to do that properly.
See, she took Nate with her for a week because I needed to attend to a completely new catastrophe.
It's about time to tell you about one of the other two atomic bombs in my life: My father has Stage 4 Lung Cancer.
Do you read me and think: You're kidding me, right?
Cause that's pretty much how I've been going through life the past five years. Wake up and think: You're kidding me, right?
The kicker's that he's never smoked a day in his life. Just like Alison didn't fit the profile of a glioblastoma. These two tragedies hit us from far outta nowhere.
And there was a third atomic bomb I've still not told you about.
In any case, it was him I went to see in the ER last week while Alison lay dying. Saw him again yesterday.
My heart gets no rest.
Couldn't stay long. Can't bear being in hospitals anymore. Spent too many goddamn days and nights in them these past two years.
It's a good thing that my brother's in town – he came to see my dad and check in on Alison. He was here when she passed.
He's here right now and staying over most nights, I suspect to keep an eye on me. Don't blame him. If I were in his shoes, I'd do the same.
Then again, life seems determined to break me. I won't let it. Can't let it.
At least my brother provides some much-needed levity from time-to-time.
Mom: For Nate, you need to find help you can trust.
Him: (to me) Well, all that time you spent looking for untrustworthy help was a complete waste.
This is probably my favorite picture of her.
It was taken the day we got married. That's what she wore. It perfectly encapsulates what our marriage was all about.
She didn't wear white. There was no ceremony, we just got hitched in the local courthouse. She's holding her phone because there was some last-minute thing at work she had to answer. She was always helping others.
We took the money that her parents and my parents gave us for the wedding and invested it in Facebook instead.
Similarly, when we got engaged, I bought her an engagement ring but it wasn't a diamond. Instead, she told me to put the money I woulda spent on a diamond towards our mortgage.
I never wore my wedding band but she never had a problem with that.
Said it before, love is two people looking at the world the same way.
She was my person and I was hers because we were always more interested in doing stuff that was actually important to us rather than all the stuff that was supposed to be important to us.
What was important to us was each other and each other's happiness. That was it. It was us versus the world.
Me: We're team McCarthy-Lo – see, I gave you top billing.
Her: (laughing) You and me against the world.
As an aside, that investment in Facebook and mortgage payment came in handy when everything went to hell.
In any case, we had dinner together almost every night the entire time we were together. I think that's why she never cared about the wedding band.
Because she knew that, at the end of the day, there was no place I'd rather be and no one I'd rather be with than at the dinner table with her. And I knew the same was true of her.
We didn't care about any symbols or metaphors about relationships, we only cared about the relationship itself.
That's the truth and the truth is a powerful thing.
The only thing missing from our idyllic life was the kid. When he came, we thought it was finally our time. But it never was.
At some point, I know that I'll have dinner every night with only 2/3 of my family once again.
She'll never have dinner with us again.
The thought of it is almost too much to bear.
Me: (gently) It's you and me, man. Us versus the world. We gotta take care of each other.
We went on our first date together almost nine years ago today.
Went on other dates that week, but I don't remember them. I remember Alison's in particular because she was late.
She emailed me to tell me she was going to be late because she was working to get a generator for a village in Africa – which wasn't an excuse I'd ever heard before.
She worked at Helen Keller, you see. She spent almost her entire professional career trying to help other people.
She set herself apart from the beginning.
With her education, she coulda gone anywhere. But instead she worked long hours for little pay trying to help others. She was always flying to Africa or Washington to try and make a difference.
She made such a difference in my life as well.
Just one of a million reasons why the world and I are better because she was in it.
Me: (laughing) You were getting a generator?
Her: Yes – I was waiting for the donor to confirm.
Me: Did you get it?
Me: Great, let's drink to that.
Her: You'll drink to anything.
Me: (nodding) This is true.
Me: (waking up in the dark) Are you ok?
Me: (takes her right hand and sits beside her) I'm here.


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the theory of train tracks by Bestvina and Handel for automorphisms of free groups.
With its many examples, exercises, and full solutions to selected exercises, this text provides a gentle introduction that is ideal for self-study and an excellent preparation for applications. A distinguished feature of the presentation is that algebraic and geometric techniques are balanced. The beautiful theory of train tracks is illustrated by two nontrivial examples.
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Butter a large (9 or 10 inch) deep dish pie plate. Sprinkle 2 T sugar into pie plate, then arrange plum halves cut-side down on sugar. Sprinkle another 2 T sugar over plums.
In blender, combine remaining 4 T sugar, eggs, milk, flour, lemon zest, cinnamon, vanilla and salt. Blend until well combined, about one minute.
Slide middle oven rack out a few inches and place pie plate on rack. Carefully pour contents of blender into pie pan. It will be very full. Gently slide rack back and bake clafouti for 50 – 60 minutes, until firm.
Serve warm, with a sprinkle of icing sugar, or with a dab of whipped cream and a drizzle of caramel sauce. If you have an excess of prune plums, stew then down with a bit of water and 1/2 tsp of lemon juice, then sweeten to taste and served with vanilla ice cream over clafouti.
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The Week In Sports: The World Cup Conclusion
Published July 5, 2015 at 7:54 AM EDT
LYNN NEARY, HOST:
It's time now for sports.
(SOUNDBITE OF B.J. LEIDERMAN SONG)
NEARY: England beat out Germany for the bronze yesterday. Tonight, Japan and the United States battle for silver and gold. It's the final weekend of the Women's World Cup. And Mike Pesca, host of Slate's The Gist podcast, is here to talk us through it. Good morning, Mike.
MIKE PESCA: Hello.
NEARY: Well, England was elated with their 1-0 win over the Germans. And it seemed to be kind of a redemption for England's Laura Bassett. She made that huge blunder and actually scored into her own net giving Japan the win in the semifinals. Do you think she managed to recover in yesterday's game?
PESCA: I think so. As you said, one-nil, that's the final score. And she was a key part of the nil. England scoring in the hundred-eighth minute. Also, this is England's first win against Germany in 21 tries. Germany really is a great team. It's not the case like - you look at Brazil in the men's tournament - oh, they weren't as good as they thought they were. They were. They just faced, in the semifinal rounds, a great U.S. team. And England is really rounding into a soccer power.
NEARY: Well, I have to say I was relieved by this win because I was relieved for the sake of Laura Bassett because I know these kinds sports blunders - when they happen, they can really ruin a players life, can't they?
PESCA: Yeah. The most infamous of all was in 1994 World Cup, Andres Escobar own goal for Colombia against the United States, thus eliminating Colombia from the tournament - literally killed for it; gunned down in Medellin not soon thereafter. Usually, it's not that dire, but these plays tend to live with people. Famously, Chris Webber called a timeout he didn't have in the NCAA tournament. Unlike Chris Webber, who made $178 million in his playing career, however, someone like Laura Bassett - this is what she has. So it's good she goes out on a win if, in fact, one of England's most decorated players has played her last World Cup game.
NEARY: Yeah. OK, so tonight's final - America versus Japan - will USA's strong defense prevail here?
PESCA: The defense has been excellent, and Hope Solo, the goaltender has been good - but not even really tested, in fact, if they go to halftime without having let up a goal, even before then, they'll have set a record - the United States will, for most consecutive minutes without a goal. Now, the great thing about how the United States is playing - their defense, their back line has been stall work. But where do they get the offense from? And it did seem in the beginning games of the tournament in group play, they had the wrong players on the field. They had Abby Wombach, who has scored almost 200 goals in World Cup - and international competition I should say. She's great, but she's old. She didn't have the pace - soccer term for, you know, the fitness for being able to run fast. They tweaked things. They didn't push everyone forward, but they allowed a key player, Morgan Brian, to take care of defense more. This freed Carli Lloyd, who, you know her name. She's been scoring left and right. If the United States wins, she will probably be named the best player of the tournament. Why? Because she's so great. Well, she is great, but it's a coaching decision that relies on her teammates to do some of the dirty work - free up a player like Carli Lloyd to do what she can on offense. But Japan is no joke. They hold the ball. They possess the ball. They set records for possession. The United States will have to counterattack and take their chances and be very patient because Japan is going to be extremely patient as well.
NEARY: All right, well, we've got time for a quick curveball, Mike. What have you got?
PESCA: So we talk about Laura Bassett - one ignominious play that follows her. But what about Jon Lester, professional baseball player? Now, he's a pitcher, pitched in the American League most of his life. Not that good at hitting. How not good? Has never gotten a hit in 73 plate appearances. Now, I know a pitcher is not supposed to hit, but this is just of a different degree. He did walk once, I should say. And he's set a record.
NEARY: All right, Mike. That's all the time we've got. Thanks so much.
PESCA: You're welcome.
NEARY: Mike Pesca. His podcast is The Gist. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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