text:
West New York Police arrest man who threatened to blow up police station
Home Featured Stories West New York Police arrest man who threatened to blow up police station
By newsdesk Featured Stories Police and Crime West New York September 26, 2016
On 9-24-16 between 6:28 pm and 7:24 pm the West New York Police Department received six phone calls from the same male caller using the same number in which threats were made to the West New York Police Department. The caller did threaten to blow up the police station and reported a bomb had been planted in the station. The caller gave a false call of an officer being shot which was unfounded.
An investigation was started in regards to the phone calls through investigation the location of the phone was located and the name of the owner. At this time it was determined that there was an active arrest warrant for the phone owner for contempt of court from West New York. At this time that person was located and arrested on the active warrant. While at police HQ the investigation continued and it was determined that the person in custody was the male caller who made the phone threats. He was also in possession of the phone used to make the threats. He was subsequently charged accordingly.
Hector Malave age 51 of 330- 50 st WNY
One count contempt of Court WNY
Two counts of false public alarms
Two counts of Terroristic Threats
One Count of false reports to the police
Actor is at the Hudson County Jail being held on $100,000.00 cash bail, no ten percent.
Mayor Roque compliments the quick excellent police work done by his police department.
Director Antolos also states it was a good collective effort of his department who also worked with outside agencies on this situation. Our officers need to be commended for a job well done within a very short time frame.


Besides those taking part in the panel discussions (Mr & Mrs Moser from Brazil and Mr & Mrs Sickinger from Austria), and Fr Alexander Awi (Secretary of the Council for the Laity, Family and Life, which has the ultimate responsibility for the World Meeting), there are many other Schoenstatters here. Arno Hernandi from Germany has the organisation of the stand, as well a those who will take part in the forums, panel discussions and talks, who naturally meet along the way, in the dining halls and at the Masses.
We were very happy to meet large groups of Schoenstatt Families, for example, from USA, Paraguay, and naturally also Costa Rica. There are also a number of Mexicans here, among them a young woman from the Schoenstatt Youth in Queretaro who is studying Family Sciences at the University of the Legionaries of Christ in Mexico City. We met a few from Argentina and Chile – the latter are almost all part of the official delegation of the Chilean Bishops' Conference led by Mr & Mrs Borgono, who are members of the Family League in Santiago. We also met the leader of the Schoenstatt Movement in Brazil, Fr Ivan Simicic, a diocesan priest from Puerto Rica, Fr Edgar, and a family from Ecuador.
From closer by there are Schoenstatters from Europe, and we saw some Sisters of Mary from Germany and Scotland, as well as one from Romania together with a Schoenstatt group from there. We have also caught sight of Schoenstatters from Austria, Germany, Poland and Spain!
Those are only the first impressions. We will write more after the meeting of Schoenstatters, which was organised with great commitment by couples from Costa Rica.


Hong Kong: Asian shares rose on Tuesday as news of several multi-billion dollar takeover bids overseas boosted confidence in a global economic recovery, while the yen slid after Tokyo hinted currency intervention could be an option in some cases.
Australian shares rose to their highest level in a year as M&A activity overseas on Monday, including Xerox Corp's biggest acquisition ever, was seen catching on globally.
"M&A activity is coming, we're told. It's difficult to pin down but there's going to be more in the resources sector," said Bill Bishop, a private client adviser at RBS Morgan in Australia.
In Japan, the yen's retreat from an eight-month high hit on Monday helped shares of Japanese exporters, lifting the Nikkei average by 0.9%.
Japan's currency came under pressure after finance minister Hirohisa Fujii said that intervention might be an option if currency moves were irregular, although he reiterated it was wrong for any country to try to win a competitive edge by devaluing its currency.
The yen slid to as low as ¥90.23 to the dollar after his comments, further pulling back from ¥88.22 hit on Monday, its highest level since January. Tokyo has not intervened in the market since March 2004 and analysts do not expect such a move anytime soon.
"Fujii appears to have been jolted by the yen's rapid appreciation and is worried that the strong yen would throw cold water on the economic recovery led by exports. But it is unlikely the government actually will intervene in the market," said Takumi Tsunoda, an economist at Shinkin Central Bank Research Institute in Tokyo.
A record drop in consumer prices last month highlighted that Japanese domestic demand is still weak and limited losses in Japanese government bond futures, which dipped as stocks gained.
December 10-year JGB futures were down 0.02 point at 139.29.
The MSCI index of Asia Pacific stocks traded outside Japan rallied close to 2%, and is now up nearly 60% this year.
Technology shares drew buying, notably in Taiwan where they traded on news that Taipei will allow contract chipmakers and flat-panel makers to acquire rivals in China, although analysts said it would be some time before the policy was implemented.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd and UMC, the world's two largest contract chip makers, rallied 4.9% and 3.6%, respectively, lifting the broader TAIEX index by 2%.
Hong Kong shares rebounded from a three-week low with the Hang Seng index rising 2.1% for its biggest one-day percentage gain in more than a week.
Shares in Australia rose 1.6%, followed by Singapore's 1.3% jump, while India and Korea notched gains of just under a percent.
China shares bucked the regional uptrend, with the Shanghai Composite index dipping 0.3%.
Recently listed newcomers were actively traded, even as investor sentiment remained depressed by heavy supplies of new shares, including initial public offerings on China's planned Nasdaq-style second board, ChiNext.
"Investors are worried that new share supply ... will continue diverting funds from existing shares," said Gui Haoming, head of research at Shenyin and Wanguo Securities.
The Australian dollar got a lift after a senior central banker warned of a potential housing bubble, adding to expectations of an interest rate rise soon. A central bank watcher said the Reserve Bank of Australia was almost certain to raise interest rates by 25 basis points each in November and December although he did not cite any sources.
The Australian dollar was trading at $0.8742, not far off its 13-month high of $0.8790 set last week.
Robust equity markets and geopolitical tensions sparked by Iranian missile tests this week pushed oil prices up to above $67 a barrel at one point in Asian trade, extending a more than 1% gain on Monday.
Gold edged up to $992.20 an ounce but traders said investors were cautious, saying bullion may be due a slight correction.


text:
Bond Ladys Corner » NEWS FROM IRAQ » Iraq General News, Economy & Oil News » Development and banking sector initiatives
Development and banking sector initiatives
1 Development and banking sector initiatives on Wed May 30, 2018 6:04 pm
Abdul-Zahra Mohammed al-Hindawi
We are now in a time of globalization and globalization. Evolution, progression, evolution, science and nanotechnology. All countries and peoples try to be part of this globalization and not become out of time, not just history.
We are one of those peoples that "Zamt" day and night by dealing with the latest devices and technologies and their various uses.
But when we apply the concepts of globalization on the ground of our reality, we find ourselves not out of history but out of time already "Achvaitlna" be outside history.
Let us go back 2,000 years and work on an inventory of the wars that took place between some Arab tribes in the era of ignorance, where globalization, watermelon and wars are now taking place among our tribes where globalization, melons, plums, cherries, pears and nymphs are sweet. The differences make her baby's head.
Two thousand years ago, the conflicting tribes were ignorant, while today we are Muslims. Those tribes lived in the desert where cruelty and silence.
While today we are with our warring tribes in cities where the water and green and the good face in addition to the types of ice cream, hamburger, kantaki, fattening and urination.
But let us see the nature of the wars that were going on then, and the wars that the agencies and the channels are passing through in a few minutes, while the news of those wars reaches the rest of the tribes in a time that may last for months or even years.
So decades have gone on because globalization has not entered a part of the entity of those wars.
Our wars today begin and end, including the arrival of the police, whose historical task is to surround the place, transfer the bodies to forensic medicine or the wounded to the nearest hospital, and then discuss the "thirst" and the "dikka" and reach the tribal chapter in a short time. I have not yet talked about the wars of those free centuries and our wars today.
Frankly, I am ashamed and try to "meditate" in the article in the hope that it will become 400 words, which is the space that I am allowed to get rid of this embarrassment.
But what by hand is a trick. Facts must be mentioned.
Two thousand years ago, the war of "bosom" occurred because of a race. In a nearly identical history, the war of "dahs and ghibra" occurred because of horse and horse. Then the war broke out because of the "monkey".
To compare our past, including the last tribal battle that took place in Baghdad recently and led to the killing and the capture of five individuals were because of "Chef Ricky." Yes "Chef Ricky". This is in Baghdad in the twenty-first century and in the era of globalization, iPhone, Apple, Samsung and "Big Face".
A few days ago, a tribal dispute broke out in Diwaniyah, which also resulted in dead and wounded and was caused by a "chicken."
Battles between the clans and the use of light and medium weapons (where did these weapons come from ... is not the weapon supposed to be in the hands of the state?) Let us leave this ...
But is it possible that the wars of ignorance will occur because of the camel, horse and horse, while our wars in the era of globalization because of a chicken And Chef Ricky.
2 Re: Development and banking sector initiatives on Thu May 31, 2018 10:26 am
tlm724
Location : Vermont
Thanks Ikea !
Ministry of Planning spokesman Abdul Zahra al-Hindawi "Internet"
Abdul Zahra Mohammed al-Hindawi
Is it possible to say that the Iraqi banking sector is occupying an appropriate area commensurate with its financial and economic capabilities in achieving development in the country, or is it still looking behind the curtain of what is being planned and developed without being able to move its arms to be an appropriate partner in this field? I think the answer to both questions will be yes and not at the same time !!
.. But how can two answers stand on opposite sides that meet under one roof? And let us stand by answering the first question, which will be answered, yes, and these blessings are derived through clear evidence witnessed by the Iraqi arena and specifically in the capital Baghdad, which has become the scene of important developmental and urban activities behind the institutions of banking effective government and private, Project "Baghdad" Which is adopted by the Association of Iraqi private banks, which includes a group of banks active actors and in cooperation and coordination with the Central Bank of Iraq and other government banks, with the participation of civil society organizations, led by the great musician Naseer Shamma, and includes the initiative to develop and rehabilitate the main squares in Baghdad,
It is hoped that these squares will be achieved with a vision of art and aesthetic, which means that we will be in front of a new page will give Baghdad a great artistic and architectural beauty and before the end of this year, and such a wonderful initiative confirms beyond doubt that other important steps and initiatives will be for It has a clear impact on the overall development map of the country and will encourage those who are afraid to go into development.
It is certain that any development will remain lame and unable to overcome the obstacles that we face if we do not have an active banking sector, because the process of financing development projects is very important, especially in the presence of a public sector is facing many problems in the forefront of how to provide salaries and wages of employees in state institutions ..
The experience of the draft "Baghdad" has proved that in the case of the availability of funding required with a sincere intention to work, projects progress towards completion in a manner consistent with the timing of time and quantity, so the duration of the completion of this project is 200 days began at the beginning of this The percentage of achievement has now reached More than 50%, and ends before the end without adding any time periods for the completion of the project, with a high rate of implementation in many large squares in both sides of Rusafa and Karkh
The most important of all is that we want to have an effective banking sector capable of changing the development paths clearly, and the features of such a role have begun to appear in the developmental horizon, through many Among the practices and events and serious steps may include the question of financial coverage and before the issue of the settlement of salaries of state employees and others, and such steps have pushed the institutions of Arab and international banks are considered prestigious and respect for our banking institutions, whether governmental or private, although many of these banking institutions still In addition to its role in the financing of development projects, in the sense that the work should be two tracks, the first track is the process of correction and development and automation of work and keep abreast of international banking systems in this field , And the second track.
Source: Al-Sabah newspaper
Views 74 Date Added 31/05/2018
Lifes purpose is not to arrive at the grave in a well preserved body, but rather to slide in sideways shouting HOLY CHIT what a ride
» Ukraine crisis. News in brief. Saturday 28 May [Ukrainian sources]
Forumotion's free forums | © PunBB | Free forum support | Contact | Report an abuse | Forumotion.com

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


High Tea in the Brasserie or The Atrium for a child from 3 years to 12 years old. Children enjoy special savoury and sweet delights which they love, complete with hot chocolates, soft drinks and juice. Our Signature High Tea is served on Friday, Saturday & Sunday.
Available on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday at 2.45pm / Sunday at 3.45pm.
Arrive at the grand Manor House and be seated in the Formal Dining Room.
Enjoy a glass of Sparkling or Moscato on arrival. Savour estate made finger sandwiches, sweet & savoury pastries, luscious slices & cakes followed by hot fresh scones, jam & cream. An array of coffees, teas, espresso & hot chocolates are available throughout the service. Of course, there's no need to save room for dinner. There is also a decadent box of chocolates included to take home.
Classic traditions with a modern twist.
Woodman Estate - Celebrating 20 years of luxury.


In this tour you will explore three small islands, which are Khai Nok, Khai Nak and Khai Nui which are located 15 minutes by speed boat from each other. The islands are surrounded by crystal clear water and offer incredible tropical fish collection with natural rock formations, coral and sandy beaches. This tour is perfect for a family vacation. Since this is a half day tour, you can choose either morning or afternoon tour depending on your schedule. Tour itinerary 07.15 - 07.30/ 12.00 - 12.
In this tour you will explore three small islands, which are Khai Nok, Khai Nak and Khai Nui which are located 15 minutes by speed boat from each other. The islands are surrounded by crystal clear water and offer incredible tropical fish collection with natural rock formations, coral and sandy beaches.
This tour is perfect for a family vacation.
Since this is a half day tour, you can choose either morning or afternoon tour depending on your schedule.
10.00/ 15.00 Leave Khai Nai Island and head to Khai Nui Island for swimming, snorking and enjoying the beautiful coral reefs and fish.


Glad to be back on these boards. People are so helpful here. Just found out from these boards that Stories for Children Ezine is no longer publishing. I wondered about two of my poems they published a few years back. I feel as if these poems may have a shot elsewhere. Two of my poems were accepted in Highlights High Five and I would like to try submitting the poems published in Stories for Children to Highlights. If Highlights doesn't accept works previously published, would that mean I lost any chance of submitting them (even if Stories no longer exists?) Thanks!
Kathleen, Highlights states very clearly in their submission guidelines (https://www.highlights.com/contributor-guidelines) their stand on reprints-- "We buy all rights, including copyright and do not consider previously published material."
So it doesn't matter if Stories for Children no longer exists. If they published your poems, then Highlights says they won't republish them.
That doesn't mean there aren't other children's magazines that might consider using your poems. My personal experience has been that non-paying or low-paying markets are the most likely bets for seeing my pieces in print a second time.
Another option you might investigate is Schoolwide. Look on the Work-for-Hire & Calls for Submission board. There's a thread there about them. They're willing to consider previously published material.
Thanks for the info Ev.


text:
Pages with script errors, Articles needing additional references from November 2008, Articles with invalid date parameter in template,
Boston College Eagles football
College football rivalries in the United States
College football in Indiana
Holy War (Boston College vs. Notre Dame)
First contested
Notre Dame 17, Boston College 3
Number of meetings
Most recent meeting
Notre Dame 49, Boston College 20
November 23, 2019 in South Bend
Notre Dame leads, 14–9 (.424)
Largest victory
Notre Dame, 54–7 (1992)
Longest win streak
Boston College, 6 (2001–2008)
Current streak
Notre Dame, 5 (2009–present)
Alumni Stadium
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, U.S.
South Bend, Indiana, U.S.
The Holy War is an American rivalry between the Boston College Eagles and University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish, a technical nonconference rivalry in college football, but in most sports an Atlantic Coast Conference rivalry. The series derives its name from the fact that the Eagles and the Fighting Irish represent the only two Catholic universities in the United States which still compete in the Football Bowl Subdivision of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the highest level of competition in American college football.
Series history Edit
Although football at both universities dates to the 19th century, the series itself is relatively young. Boston College and Notre Dame first met on the gridiron on September 15, 1975, in a game held at Foxboro Stadium in Massachusetts. Since then, the two schools have met a total of 22 times, including a match-up in the 1983 Liberty Bowl in Memphis, Tennessee. An annual series was held from 1992–2004 and after a two-season hiatus the rivalry resumed for the 2007–12 and 2015 seasons. It will continue for the 2017 and 2019 seasons as part of Notre Dame's scheduling agreement with the ACC. Notre Dame leads the series 14–9.
The future of the series had been in question for several years after Boston College left the Big East for the ACC and the Big East asked Notre Dame to add at least three Big East schools each year to its football schedule, but on June 8, 2010, it was announced that the series would continue.
While the "Holy War" moniker dates to the first contest between the two schools in 1975 and has become popularized in the sports media,[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] the rivalry has also acquired a number of other nicknames over the years. These include the "Vatican Bowl", and the "Frank Leahy Memorial Bowl." Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, a Notre Dame alumna, referenced the rivalry using the "Holy War" moniker during a 2006 commencement address at BC's Alumni Stadium.[10]
Game results Edit
Boston College victories Notre Dame victories Vacated wins[n 1]
1 September 15, 1975 Foxborough, MA #9 Notre Dame 17–3
2 December 29, 1983 Memphis, TN Notre Dame 19–18
3 November 7, 1987 South Bend, IN #9 Notre Dame 32–25
4 November 7, 1992 South Bend, IN #8 Notre Dame 54–7
5 November 20, 1993 South Bend, IN #12 Boston College 41–39
6 October 8, 1994 Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College 30–11
7 October 28, 1995 South Bend, IN #15 Notre Dame 20–10
8 November 9, 1996 Chestnut Hill, MA #19 Notre Dame 48–21
9 October 25, 1997 South Bend, IN Notre Dame 52–20
10 November 7, 1998 Chestnut Hill, MA #13 Notre Dame 31–26
11 November 20, 1999 South Bend, IN #25 Boston College 31–29
12 November 11, 2000 South Bend, IN #11 Notre Dame 28–16
13 October 27, 2001 Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College 21–17
14 November 2, 2002 South Bend, IN Boston College 14–7
16 October 23, 2004 South Bend, IN Boston College 24–23
17 October 13, 2007 South Bend, IN #4 Boston College 27–14
18 November 8, 2008 Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College 17–0
19 October 24, 2009 South Bend, IN Notre Dame 20–16
20 October 2, 2010 Chestnut Hill, MA Notre Dame 31–13
22 November 10, 2012 Chestnut Hill, MA #4 Notre Dame† 21–6
23 November 21, 2015 Boston, MA #4 Notre Dame 19–16
24 September 16, 2017 Chestnut Hill, MA Notre Dame 49–20
25 November 23, 2019 South Bend, IN
Series: Notre Dame leads 14–9
† Vacated by Notre Dame.
Notable moments Edit
This section does not cite any references or sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (November 2008)
Since their first meeting in 1975, the Fighting Irish and Eagles have generated some memorable moments in the past 42 years. The teams played each season from 1992 until 2004. Over the course of 24 games, here are some of the more memorable ones:
1983 Liberty Bowl – Notre Dame 19, Boston College 18
Meeting at the 1983 Liberty Bowl in Memphis Notre Dame and the Eagles engaged in a tight and taut contest — a harbinger. Despite Doug Flutie throwing for 287 yards and three touchdowns, BC found itself on the short-end of a 19–18 loss. The Eagles were down 19–12 at halftime and, after a Flutie TD pass to Scott Gieselman in the third quarter and a missed extra-point, BC had an opportunity to win late in the game. On fourth down with 1:08 remaining, a Flutie pass fell incomplete for a Fighting Irish win.
1992 – Notre Dame 54, Boston College 7
In the first game of the revived series, a highly ranked BC team entered the game with high expectations and the goal of reaching a major bowl game. The Fighting Irish ended this hope with a crushing 54–7 victory, still the largest in the series. The game was punctuated—and the rivalry fueled on BC's side[citation needed] – by a successful fake punt called by Notre Dame head coach Lou Holtz, early in the third quarter with his team already ahead 37–0. Also, the crowd scenes from the final game of the 1993 film Rudy were shot during halftime of this game.
1993 – Boston College 41, Notre Dame 39
Boston College held a 38–17 lead with 11:13 left in the game, but Notre Dame fought back. The Stadium rocked as they completed a 22-point comeback. But in the end, David Gordon hit a 41-yard field goal as time expired to drop the Irish to #4 in the rankings and eventually foil their hopes of finishing #1. It was BC's first-ever win over the Fighting Irish. For their effort, the Eagles made the November 29, 1993, Sports Illustrated cover.[14]
1998 – Notre Dame 31, Boston College 26
No. 13 ranked Notre Dame defeated Boston College in a hard fought battle. Down 31–20 with 9:23 left in the game, Eagles senior quarterback Scott Mutryn threw a 6-yard touchdown pass to Anthony DiCosmo. After a failed two-point conversion, the BC defense prevented a Notre Dame score. The Eagle offense then marched all the way to the Fighting Irish 4-yard line with only seconds remaining on the clock. Running back Mike Cloud was stuffed at the line of scrimmage on the first three downs, and on fourth down Notre Dame safety Deke Cooper tackled Cloud in the backfield to seal a 31–26 victory for the Fighting Irish.
The Fighting Irish came into the game in a must-win situation in order to avoid its first bowl-ineligible season since 1986, while the Eagles entered on a three-game winning streak and had its best mark after 9 games since the 1993 campaign. The Eagles came out firing and withstood an early pair of touchdowns by Tony Fisher and Julius Jones, countering with touchdown passes by Tim Hasselbeck as the game was tied at 17 at the break. Hasselbeck would put the Eagles ahead for good with a 1-yard sneak in the third quarter and another touchdown toss early in the fourth. But the Fighting Irish showed no quit with their season on the line, as Jarious Jackson hit Fisher for a nine-yard score. However, a missed extra-point by Jim Sanson proved to be crucial. After Jones' 67-yard punt return for a score, the Fighting Irish were forced to go for the two-point conversation—and failed. The Fighting Irish would get the ball back once more with 2:18 left on the clock, but on the second play of the drive, Jackson's pass was intercepted by Pedro Cirino.
2002 – Boston College 14, Notre Dame 7
BC went to Notre Dame Stadium to face No. 4-ranked Notre Dame, who were clad in their green jerseys for the first time in three years and for the first time at home in 17 seasons, and the team from Chestnut Hill brought back some ghosts of 1993 to Notre Dame. Notre Dame fumbled eight times and back-up quarterback Pat Dillingham threw two interceptions. BC walked out with a 14–7 win, its first over a top-5 team since beating the No. 1 Fighting Irish in 1993 on the very same field.
Notre Dame and BC staged another dramatic battle in 2003. As usual, the game came down to the final seconds. With the Eagles holding a 24–6 lead, the Fighting Irish fought back. Notre Dame's Nate Schiccatano blocked a BC punt late in the game and Carlos Campbell ran it 25 yards for a touchdown with 3:34 left and a 25–24 Fighting Irish lead. On the ensuing Boston College possession, the Eagles marched down to the Fighting Irish 8-yard line where kicker Sandro Sciortino booted in a chip shot with 38 seconds left and a 27–25 BC win.
Trailing 20–7 at halftime, Boston College mounted a comeback led by quarterback Paul Peterson, who threw for 383 yards on the day. With 54 seconds left, Peterson hit Tony Gonzalez for a touchdown and a 24–23 win. A missed extra-point by ND kicker D. J. Fitzpatrick in the first half would account for the difference in the game. It was Notre Dame's fourth straight loss to BC and its fifth in the previous six meetings.
Entering the game ranked as the #4 team in the country, the 6–0 Eagles, led by standout Matt Ryan, played virtually flawless football for four quarters. After mounting a 20–0 lead, BC relinquished a pair of touchdowns to make it 20–14. An ineffective Jimmy Clausen had been replaced by Evan Sharpley, which appeared to ignite the Notre Dame offense. BC countered with a touchdown from Ryan to WR Kevin Challenger to solidify the victory. BC would go on to finish 11–3 on the season, while Notre Dame finished 3–9.
In 2008 the Fighting Irish made their first trip to Boston in 5 years where The Eagles recorded their first shutout in the series' history. The Eagles 17–0 win was BC's 6th straight against Notre Dame and tied the series record at 9 wins apiece. Fighting Irish quarterback Jimmy Clausen, threw 4 interceptions, including two to safety Paul Anderson (one of which was returned 76 yards for the Eagles' first touchdown of the day). Chris Crane added a TD pass to wideout Ifeanyi Momah to secure a victory. Notre Dame struggled on offense, failing to advance the ball past BC's 22-yard line at any point.
Notre Dame notched its first victory against BC since 2000, in a close game that had 5 lead changes. Jimmy Clausen threw for two touchdowns to Golden Tate, the second putting the Fighting Irish ahead for good. Notre Dame intercepted Boston College quarterback Dave Shinskie, with the final interception coming from linebacker Brian Smith with 98 seconds left in the game.
Notre Dame got off to a fast start as quarterback Dayne Crist accounted for 3 touchdowns in the first quarter, including passes to Kyle Rudolph and Theo Riddick, before BC could put any points on the board. Notre Dame never looked back after the early lead, earning its second consecutive win in the series. The game was played under the lights in Chestnut Hill, where Boston College's student section emptied by the middle of the third quarter.
The #24 ranked Fighting Irish ground out an ugly victory against Boston College in which running back Jonas Gray scored for the eighth consecutive game. The victory in South Bend was part of an 8-5 record in Coach Brian Kelly's second season, while Boston College regressed to 4-8 in the third year under Coach Frank Spaziani. Notre Dame took a 12-9 series lead after the win.
The 2012 Holy War saw a further divergence between the fortunes of the Notre Dame and Boston College football programs. #4 Notre Dame rolled over a miserable Boston College team in Chestnut Hill en route to an undefeated regular season and appearance in the National Championship game. Quarterback Everett Golson ran for a touchdown and threw for two more, while the stout Irish defense held Boston College to two field goals on the day. Boston College finished the season 2-10, and Spaziani was fired. Notre Dame, on the other hand, finished 12-1 and ranked #4 and #3 in the AP and Coaches Polls, respectively.
After two seasons off, the rivalry resumed with the first football game played in historic Fenway Park in 47 years.[15] The Fighting Irish entered the game ranked #4, but Boston College's #1 ranked defense kept the game close by securing 5 turnovers. Quarterback DeShone Kizer threw two touchdowns, and three interceptions, in the Irish victory. Notre Dame finished the season 10-3 and ranked #11, while Boston College went 3-9 with only one victory over an FBS opponent.
This game in Chestnut Hill began as many in this rivalry do as a close, low-scoring battle. Five minutes into the third quarter, Notre Dame led 14-13. From that point on, however, Notre Dame's rushing attack led by quarterback Brandon Wimbush and running back Josh Adams blasted Boston College for another 35 points. Wimbush and Adams each rushed for over 200 yards, as the team put up 515 rushing yards for its largest total since 1969.[16] Notre Dame won its sixth consecutive game in the series, taking a 15-9 lead over the Eagles.
Trophies Edit
The Frank Leahy Memorial Bowl is a trophy, in the form of a large cut-crystal bowl, given to the winner of the Boston College-Notre Dame football game. It is named after the legendary Frank Leahy, who was the head coach at both schools. The award is presented to the winning team at the conclusion of the game by members of the Notre Dame Club of Boston.
The Ireland Trophy, created by the Notre Dame student government in 1994, is presented annually "as a token of goodwill, camaraderie and friendly rivalry" to the winner of the game.
Future had been in question Edit
After the 2012 season, the Irish became partial member of the ACC, in all sports except football, where they remained independent. Although, as part of the deal to become an associate member in the ACC, the Irish are contracted to five games against ACC opponents every season. With these new obligations, the scheduled 2015–2018 games needed to be amended. BC was originally supposed to host in 2015 at Alumni Stadium, but instead a game was scheduled at Fenway Park, with the Irish hosting the neutral site location in their ongoing Shamrock Series.[17] On October 21, 2014, Notre Dame's future games with ACC schools through 2025 were announced. The Fighting Irish visited Boston College on September 16, 2017, and the Eagles will return to Notre Dame on November 23, 2019. The teams also will play on dates to be announced in 2022 at Notre Dame and in 2025 at Boston College.[18]
Ice hockey Edit
Main article: Holy War on Ice
American football portal
College football portal
List of NCAA college football rivalry games
↑ Armstrong, Kevin (October 24, 2007). "Flying under the radar". Sports Illustrated. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/kevin_armstrong/10/24/boston.college/index.html. Retrieved 2008-04-13.
↑ Strow, Eric (April 7, 2007). "The Holiest Rivalry". The Fanatic Magazine. http://www.thefanaticmagazine.com/Features_&_Columns/Features/The_%22Holiest%22_Rivalry/. Retrieved 2008-04-13.
↑ "CBS Sportsline". CBS. http://cbs.sportsline.com/login?xurl=/nfl/story/7825520. Retrieved 2008-04-13.
↑ "The week ahead: First place on the line in the Big Ten, ACC". CNN.SI. November 7, 1998. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/college/news/1998/11/03/week11_previews/. Retrieved 2008-04-13.
↑ Michael Hiestand (November 2, 1992). "Games Worth Watching". USA Today. https://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/USAToday/offers.html?url=%2FUSAToday%2Faccess%2F56239298.html%3FFMT%3DFT%26FMTS%3DFT%26date%3DNov%2B9%252C%2B1992%26author%3DMichael%2BHiestand%26pub%3DUSA%2BTODAY%2B(pre-1997%2BFulltext)%26desc%3DTrumpy%252C%2BEnberg%2Bmake%2Bgame%2Bworth%2Bwatching). Retrieved 2008-04-13.
↑ "Daily News Sports". New York Daily News. http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/index.html. Retrieved 2008-04-13.
↑ "Holy War (screenshot)". boston.com. http://multimedia.boston.com/pub/m/21382689/bc_ready_to_take_on_notre_dame.htm?q=%22%22boston+college%22%22. Retrieved 2008-12-03.
↑ "BC Wins Battle, Evens "Holy War" (screenshot)". New England Cable News, NECN.com. http://www.necn.com/Boston/Sports/BC-wins-battle-evens-Holy-War/1226204486.html. Retrieved 2008-12-03.
↑ Longley, Ron (November 9, 2007). "Patriots a good measuring stick for these Bills". Toronto Sun. http://www.torontosun.com/sports/columnists/rob_longley/2008/11/09/7352586-sun.html. Retrieved 2008-12-03.
↑ "We're sorry, that page can't be found.". https://2001-2009.state.gov/secretary/rm/2006/66630.htm.
↑ NCAA orders Notre Dame Fighting Irish to vacate wins from 2012, 2013 seasons. ESPN, 2016-11-22.
↑ Low, Chris (June 16, 2009). "What does vacating wins really mean?". ESPN.com. ESPN Internet Ventures. http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/post/_/id/4734/what-does-vacating-wins-really-mean. Retrieved July 9, 2011.
↑ Taylor, John (July 4, 2009). "Vacated Wins Do Not Equal Forfeits". NBCSports.com. NBC Sports. http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2009/07/04/vacated-wins-do-not-equal-forfeits/. Retrieved July 9, 2011.
↑ November 29, 1993, Sports Illustrated cover Script error
↑ "Football at Fenway: Notre Dame, Boston College to battle before Green Monster in 2015". 20 December 2013. http://www.foxsports.com/college-football/story/fenway-park-to-host-notre-dame-fighting-irish-boston-college-eagles-football-game-in-2015-122013.
↑ Greenstein, Teddy. "Notre Dame's Brandon Wimbush and Josh Adams run over Boston College in 49-20 win". http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/columnists/ct-notre-dame-boston-college-spt-0917-20170916-column.html.
↑ "Football at Fenway: Irish-BC set 2015 date". http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/10171445/notre-dame-fighting-irish-visit-fenway-park-alamodome-future-shamrock-series-games.
↑ "Atlantic Coast Conference - Official Athletics Site". http://www.theacc.com/#!/news-detail/acc-notre-dame-announce-football-playing-dates-through-2025-2014-10-21.
v · d · eBoston College Eagles football
Braves Field (1920–1930, 1944, 1946–1952, alternate)
Fenway Park (1929–1930, 1936–1945, 1953–1956, alternate)
Alumni Stadium (1957–present)
Foxboro Stadium (alternate)
Holy War (Notre Dame, Frank Leahy Memorial Bowl)
O'Rourke–McFadden Trophy (Clemson)
Baldwin the Eagle
"For Boston"
Boston College Marching Band
Scanlan Award
Hail Flutie
v · d · eNotre Dame Fighting Irish football
Cartier Field (1889–1929)
Notre Dame Stadium (1930–present)
Boston College: Holy War (Frank Leahy Memorial Bowl; Ireland Trophy)
Michigan State (Megaphone Trophy)
Navy (Rip Miller Trophy)
Northwestern (Shillelagh Trophy 1930–c. 1973)
Purdue (Shillelagh Trophy)
Stanford (Legends Trophy)
USC (Jeweled Shillelagh)
Notre Dame Leprechaun
"Notre Dame Victory March"
"Notre Dame, Our Mother"
"Game of the Century"
"Catholics vs. Convicts"
Band of the Fighting Irish
Play Like a Champion Today
Notre Dame Box
Knute Rockne, All American
v · d · eNotre Dame Fighting Irish rivalries
Football
Holy War (Boston College)
Megaphone Trophy (Michigan State)
The Shillelagh Trophy (Purdue)
Legends Trophy (Stanford)
Jeweled Shillelagh (USC)
Other Rivalries

Basketball

Ice Hockey
Holy War on Ice (Boston College)

v · d · eRivalries of the Atlantic Coast Conference
O'Rourke–McFadden Trophy (Boston College–Clemson)
Boston College–Virginia Tech
Clemson–Florida State
Clemson–Georgia Tech
Textile Bowl (NC State–Clemson)
North Carolina–Duke
Duke–Maryland
Duke–NC State
Duke–Wake Forest
Florida State–Miami
Jefferson–Eppes Trophy (Florida State–Virginia)
Battle of the Techs (Georgia Tech–Virginia Tech)
Maryland–Virginia
Miami–Virginia Tech
South's Oldest Rivalry (North Carolina–Virginia)
North Carolina–NC State
Virginia–Virginia Tech
NC State–Wake Forest
North Carolina–Wake Forest
Green Line Rivalry (Boston College–Boston U)
Commonwealth Classic (Boston College–UMass)
Clemson–South Carolina
Duke–Michigan (basketball)
Florida–Florida State
Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate (Georgia–Georgia Tech)
Georgia Tech–Notre Dame
Johns Hopkins–Maryland
Crab Bowl Classic (Maryland–Navy)
Maryland–Penn State
Maryland–West Virginia
Florida–Miami
Miami–Notre Dame
East Carolina–NC State
Penn State–Pittsburgh
Penn State–Syracuse
Virginia Tech–West Virginia
Template:NCAA Division I FBS independents rivalry navbox
Cite error: <ref> tags exist for a group named "n", but no corresponding <references group="n"/> tag was found.
Retrieved from "https://americanfootballdatabase.fandom.com/wiki/Holy_War_(Boston_College_vs._Notre_Dame)?oldid=242404"
Articles needing additional references from November 2008


text:
Lawmakers propose "Traced Act" in an effort to prevent robocalls
by: Nexstar Media Group
Posted: Apr 11, 2019 / 06:01 PM EDT / Updated: Apr 11, 2019 / 06:01 PM EDT
In these divisive times…There's one thing most Americans can agree on. We hate robocalls.
According to data from robocall tracker YouMail, more than five billion calls went out last month; That's 168 million every day. And the average person got about 16 each.
There's now a unified effort in congress to track down and punish the phone scammers.
Hawaii Senator Brian Schatz (D) said, "It's an issue that crosses state lines and party lines and phones lines and is uniting all Americans."
West Virginia Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R) is a co-sponsor of the bi-partisan "Traced Act".
Senator Capito said, "we are giving the FCC more teeth."
She said the bill gives the FCC more time to charge and prosecute violators. In addition, it increases penalties to $10,000 per call.
Members of the telecom industry support the legislation and encourage not just heavier fines, but stronger criminal penalties for repeat offenders.
Related: Verizon introduces robo-call detection tool
Mr. Kevin Rupy from US Telecom – The Broadband Association said, "Put the people who are making them behind bars."
Senator Capito tells me the Traced Act would also force phone companies do more to stop robocalls. The bill requires companies to implement technology that identifies and tracks spam callers.
Senator Capito said, "The technology has advanced so that they are harder to detect, they are harder to disrupt and harder to block."
Capito said she's confident congress will soon approve her bill. If it does become law, supporters say it would be a key weapon in the fight to end robobcalls.
More Technology Stories
Face App concerns: how to protect yourself and your data
by Suzie Hunter / Jul 17, 2019
(WTNH)--The FaceApp trend is taking selfies by storm -- no doubt, you've seen your friends' aged photos across social media. It's even caught on in our own newsroom.
But, when you download the app, do you know where your information is going?
Trending online: Photo editing app shows aging effect
by Vanessa Wojtusiak / Jul 18, 2019
(WTNH) -- Making rounds online through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram newsfeeds are photos of elderly-looking friends.
Those friends are experimenting with an app that has been around since 2017, but this self-proclaimed "state of the art photo-editor powered by AI" app has released new fun features; including one that allows you to meet your future self.
Feds skeptical of Facebook's cryptocurrency
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — Facebook wants to get into the money business, announcing last month that it plans to create its own cryptocurrency, but the idea is getting a lot of pushback on Capitol Hill.
"What could possibly go wrong?" a sarcastic Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., asked.
Weather / 1 min ago
New Haven / 8 mins ago


Students use creative tools in the Seesaw app or website to complete classroom activities like "Texas Pledge"
1. Push the button. 2. Drag the labels to compete the Texas pledge. 3. Use the tool to draw a Texas flag. 4. Use the button and to recite the pledge.


text:
2018-03-25 Quarteira ETU Junior European Cup
Posted by Barbara Cologni | Mar 25, 2018 | Featured, Risultati | 0 |
Quarteira Triathlon
ETU Junior European Cup
Quarteira, POR
Triathlon sprint, 0.750 – 20 – 5K
1 Pauline Landron 1999 FRA 6 01:05:25 00:11:41 00:01:07 00:34:05 00:00:23 00:18:09
2 Inês Rico 2002 POR 23 01:05:41 00:11:43 00:01:07 00:34:03 00:00:23 00:18:25
3 Carlotta Missaglia 1999 ITA 2 01:05:43 00:11:40 00:01:06 00:34:06 00:00:26 00:18:25
4 Gabriela Ribeiro 2000 POR 1 01:06:24 00:11:01 00:01:14 00:34:39 00:00:27 00:19:03
5 Audrey Ducornet 2000 FRA 3 01:06:38 00:12:12 00:01:00 00:34:21 00:00:24 00:18:41
6 Issy Morris 1999 GBR 4 01:06:52 00:11:50 00:01:10 00:34:37 00:00:29 00:18:46
7 Iona Miller 1999 GBR 15 01:07:18 00:11:51 00:01:07 00:34:36 00:00:32 00:19:12
8 Emma Ducreux 1999 FRA 31 01:07:33 00:11:45 00:01:20 00:34:32 00:00:29 00:19:27
9 Julie Iemmolo 1999 FRA 42 01:07:56 00:11:28 00:01:15 00:34:13 00:00:28 00:20:32
10 Barbara De Koning 2002 NED 47 01:07:57 00:11:41 00:01:16 00:34:43 00:00:24 00:19:53
La francese Pauline Landron, domenica 25 marzo 2018, è la più veloce all'ETU Junior European Cup di triathlon a Quarteira, in Portogallo (Foto @usdbrandingdesportivo)
1 Vetle Bergsvik Thorn 1999 NOR 1 00:58:15 00:10:23 00:01:04 00:30:13 00:00:25 00:16:10
2 Arthur Berland 1999 FRA 10 00:58:16 00:10:38 00:00:55 00:30:05 00:00:21 00:16:17
3 Valentin Morlec 1999 FRA 9 00:58:20 00:10:37 00:00:58 00:30:04 00:00:20 00:16:21
4 Paul Georgenthum 2000 FRA 45 00:58:39 00:10:35 00:00:57 00:30:09 00:00:23 00:16:35
5 Andreas Carlsson 2001 SWE 14 00:58:48 00:10:39 00:01:06 00:29:56 00:00:23 00:16:44
6 Cameron Main 1999 GBR 21 00:58:59 00:10:35 00:01:04 00:30:03 00:00:24 00:16:53
7 Davide Ingrilli 2000 ITA 22 00:59:04 00:10:32 00:01:01 00:30:09 00:00:25 00:16:57
8 Sergio Baxter Cabrera 2000 ESP 19 00:59:20 00:10:37 00:01:03 00:30:02 00:00:24 00:17:14
9 Guilherme Pires 1999 POR 2 00:59:24 00:10:36 00:00:58 00:30:10 00:00:27 00:17:13
10 Boris Pierre 2000 FRA 42 00:59:30 00:11:04 00:01:01 00:30:47 00:00:23 00:16:15
17 Nicolò Strada 2000 ITA 15 01:00:00 00:10:37 00:01:05 00:29:59 00:00:28 00:17:51
Nella gara maschile dell'ETU Junior European Cup di triathlon, disputata a Quarteira (Portogallo) domenica 25 marzo 2018, il norvegese Vetle Bergsvik Thorn ha la meglio sui francesi Arthur Berland e Valentin Morlec (Foto @usdbrandingdesportivo)
Previous2018-03-25 New Plymouth ITU Triathlon World Cup
Next2018-03-25 Triathlon Sprint di Barzanò
Al 28K Starykowicz + 6'34" su Del Corral e + 9'21" su Daniel Fontana #IMFlorida
Follow Your Passion diventa il circuito TriBikeRun da bere tutto d'un fiato. Il merito? È di Ganten Water
Manoel Messias vince la Copa Brasilia
Al via la II edizione del Duathlon offroad Mtb Porto Selvaggio – Corriere Salentino


text:
"""Component entity and functionality."""

from homeassistant.const import ATTR_HIDDEN, ATTR_LATITUDE, ATTR_LONGITUDE
from homeassistant.helpers.entity import Entity
from homeassistant.loader import bind_hass
from homeassistant.util.async_ import run_callback_threadsafe
from homeassistant.util.location import distance

from .const import DOMAIN

ATTR_PASSIVE = 'passive'
ATTR_RADIUS = 'radius'

STATE = 'zoning'

@bind_hass
def active_zone(hass, latitude, longitude, radius=0):
    """Find the active zone for given latitude, longitude."""
    return run_callback_threadsafe(
        hass.loop, async_active_zone, hass, latitude, longitude, radius
    ).result()

@bind_hass
def async_active_zone(hass, latitude, longitude, radius=0):
    """Find the active zone for given latitude, longitude.

    This method must be run in the event loop.
    """
    # Sort entity IDs so that we are deterministic if equal distance to 2 zones
    zones = (hass.states.get(entity_id) for entity_id
             in sorted(hass.states.async_entity_ids(DOMAIN)))

    min_dist = None
    closest = None

    for zone in zones:
        if zone.attributes.get(ATTR_PASSIVE):
            continue

        zone_dist = distance(
            latitude, longitude,
            zone.attributes[ATTR_LATITUDE], zone.attributes[ATTR_LONGITUDE])

        within_zone = zone_dist - radius < zone.attributes[ATTR_RADIUS]
        closer_zone = closest is None or zone_dist < min_dist
        smaller_zone = (zone_dist == min_dist and
                        zone.attributes[ATTR_RADIUS] <
                        closest.attributes[ATTR_RADIUS])

        if within_zone and (closer_zone or smaller_zone):
            min_dist = zone_dist
            closest = zone

    return closest

def in_zone(zone, latitude, longitude, radius=0):
    """Test if given latitude, longitude is in given zone.

    Async friendly.
    """
    zone_dist = distance(
        latitude, longitude,
        zone.attributes[ATTR_LATITUDE], zone.attributes[ATTR_LONGITUDE])

    return zone_dist - radius < zone.attributes[ATTR_RADIUS]

class Zone(Entity):
    """Representation of a Zone."""

    def __init__(self, hass, name, latitude, longitude, radius, icon, passive):
        """Initialize the zone."""
        self.hass = hass
        self._name = name
        self._latitude = latitude
        self._longitude = longitude
        self._radius = radius
        self._icon = icon
        self._passive = passive

    @property
    def name(self):
        """Return the name of the zone."""
        return self._name

    @property
    def state(self):
        """Return the state property really does nothing for a zone."""
        return STATE

    @property
    def icon(self):
        """Return the icon if any."""
        return self._icon

    @property
    def state_attributes(self):
        """Return the state attributes of the zone."""
        data = {
            ATTR_HIDDEN: True,
            ATTR_LATITUDE: self._latitude,
            ATTR_LONGITUDE: self._longitude,
            ATTR_RADIUS: self._radius,
        }
        if self._passive:
            data[ATTR_PASSIVE] = self._passive
        return data

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Los Snohomish es el nombre de una tribu amerindia que residió cerca del área del Puget Sound el estado de Washington, Estados Unidos, al norte de Seattle. El idioma snohomish pertenece a la familia de lenguajes salishan de los idiomas Nativos Americanos de la Costa Noroeste. La palabra tribal es  Sdoh-doh-hohbsh, que significa gente de las tierras bajas según el último jefe de la tribu de los Snohomish, el Jefe William Shelton, aunque los historiadores debaten cual es su verdadero significado. Algunos creen que significa un estilo de unión entre los bravos, mientras que otros creen que su significado es Aguas Durmientes, y aun otros creen que su auténtica ortografía es Sdohobich.

El área donde vivía la tribu de los Snohomish se ha convertido en el Condado de Snohomish, por donde transcurre también el río Snohomish.

Algunos de los últimos miembros supervivientes de la tribu Snohomish viven en la reserva de Tulalip, al oeste de la ciudad de Marysville, Washington, aunque la mayoría viven en otros lugares. Los últimos miembros supervivientes están teniendo actualmente dificultades para obtener el státus oficial del Gobierno Federal de los Estados Unidos.

Tribus nativas de Washington
Snohomish

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Midstream Reading Series
When: Thursday July 7, 2016, 7:30–8:30pm.
Where: Blue Moon building, corner of 39th and (3820) East Lake. Upstairs. Entrance just west of the Blue Moon coffee house; up the stairs and to the left. Not wheel-chair accessible. Plentiful street parking.
Best to arrive 10-20 minutes early to get coffee and food/dessert from the Blue Moon, and to be seated by 7:30 so we can begin on time. And, the venue will easily hold about 30; after that, standing or floor-sitting room only. The early bird gets the seat. Please occupy the close seats first. Be an up-front person.
Original poems and stories read/performed by their creators:
Jim Bohen, Lucia May, John Wenstrom, Jasmin Ziegler
Special Song Prelude 6:45-7:15 Jess and John Wenstrom have been playing and singing country and Appalachian songs together for as long as Jess can remember (John being Jess's dad). Their current name for their band is 39 Brackets.
Before and after: The Blue Moon, downstairs, has coffee, sandwiches, desserts. Merlin's Rest, a bar/restaurant 3 blocks west, has a full bar, good food, a late hours kitchen, reserved seating..
For further information:David Shove shove001@umn.edu 651-636-5672
Please Come!
THURSDAY April 9, 2015 at 7 p.m.
Green Room at Orchestra Hall
1111 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55403
an off-site event during the AWP Convention
Writing Through Grief: A Panel Discussion with contributors to the anthology The Widows' Handbook: Poetic Reflections on Grief and Survival
Panelists: Lucia May, Judy Bebelaar, Cary Fellman, Susan Carol Hauser, Helen Ruggieri, Kristine Shorey
Thank you, Magers & Quinn and all of you readers for a huge success! The Blond Boy reading last week in Minneapolis exceeded our every expectation!
Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2014, 7:00 p.m.
Magers and Quinn Bookstore
3038 Hennepin Ave. South
Be there or be square.
Change in Plans… My apologies for any inconvenience, but I am unable to attend this reading at the Columbia University Bookstore on April 11, 2014. I will most likely attend and read at another upcoming Widows' Handbook NY reading. Watch this page, also, for Blond Boy readings in the Twin Cities and elsewhere in the coming months.
updated flyer for CU Bookstore Reading
Friday, April 11, 2014 6 p.m., Columbia University Bookstore, NYC, on main Morningside campus at 115th Street, very close to 116th Street subway stop. It's on the lower level of Lerner Hall. See map on this site:
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE
2922 Broadway New York, NY 10027-7004


text:
Faith groups increasingly join fight against climate change
Associated Press— November 11, 2021
Pointe-Aux-Chenes, Louisiana (AP) – On a boat ride along a bayou that shares the name of his Native American tribe, Donald Dardar points to a cross marking his ancestors' south Louisiana burial ground – a place he fears will disappear.
He points to the partly submerged stumps of oak trees killed by salt water on land where he rode horses as a kid, and to his mother's home, gutted by Hurricane Ida. He and his wife have a mission: protecting Pointe-aux-Chenes and other communities at risk in a state that loses about a football field's worth of wetlands every 100 minutes.
For years, Donald and Theresa Dardar have joined forces with the Rev. Kristina Peterson. Working with scientists and members of Pointe-auChien and two other tribes, they've set out thousands of oyster shells to protect sacred mounds, obtained financing to refill abandoned oil field canals and built an elevated greenhouse to save their plants and medicinal herbs from flooding.
"It's saving what we know that's going to be destroyed from both the change of the heat and the rising of the water," said Peterson, the pastor of Bayou Blue Presbyterian Church in Gray, La., and a former professor of environmental planning at the University of New Orleans.
Their vital work to save their bayou home and heritage is part of a broader trend around the world of faith leaders and environmental activists increasingly joining the fight against climate change. From Hindu groups joining river cleanups and Sikh temples growing pesticide-free food, to Muslim imams and Buddhist monks organizing tree-planting campaigns, the movement knows no denominational boundaries but shares as a driving force a moral imperative to preserve what they see as a divinely given environment for future generations.
But some of them believe systemic change to protect those most vulnerable to the climate crisis must also come from world leaders meeting at the U.N. climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland.
Next post From vision to reality: Harriet Tubman Highway
Previous post Expedited sainthood sought for 6 African Americans
About the Author Associated Press
Odessa's Zoar Church comes alive with restoration plans
Four words guide her jobs mission: 'How can I help?'


Save 20% and stop that chimney fire, it could save your Christmas.
Then we blink, finding ourselves on the run-up to the Red Coat reading his list and checking it twice.
"Personally this year I've tried not to be naughty but nice".
The recorded rates of chimney fires increase dramatically in September and continue through to the New Year.
Water damage from chimney fires can be costly, around £10,000 per home to costing on average over £500,000 for a thatched property.
Reducing water damage will reduce costs.
Why not treat & protect your home on the lead -up to Christmas?
As we all know, prevention is better than the core.
Before you start using your fireplace or stove this season I would recommend getting your chimney swept. This will help in the preventing a chimney fire.
But sweeping your chimney is not a guarantee you will not have a chimney fire.
All orders must be placed and paid for before midnight on the 31st August 2018 to receive your 20% discount.
Around 70 to 90 thatch homes will burn down this year in the UK.
With 94% of all thatch fires starting from the chimney flue and surrounding fireplace, any help to protect your home from this devastating calamity can only be a good thing.
Did you know it takes on average just under 8 minutes for the Fire & Rescue Service to attend a property in the UK but in rural areas, this time can extend dramatically?
By the time it takes for the Fire & Rescue Services to arrive the thatch may have ignited from sparks exiting the chimney flue turning the problem of a chimney fire into a catastrophe for you and your home. Look at how you can stop a chimney fire in seconds before the thatch ignites and becomes a devastating problem.
implementing ChimFireStop you could stop the sparks from the chimney fire exiting the chimney pot in seconds.
Is the only European tested Chimney Fire Extinguisher in the UK and across the EU.
ChimFireStop can stop a chimney fire in just 22 seconds.
Through special and highly balanced ingredients in ChimFireStop, a chimney fire doesn't stand a chance anymore. After activating, the ChimFireStop stick begins producing gasses and fumes which will take away one of the 3 sides of the combustion triangle, oxygen. With the lack of oxygen inside your chimney flue system, a chimney fire extinguishes in an average of just 22 seconds!
Feel free to comment on this or any of the other blogs, just click to Take a visit.
THINK BEFORE REMOVING OLD VERMICULITE.
Thinking of removing vermiculite from a chimney or building?
I'm just about to quote for the removal and replacing of an old 5″ liner backfilled with vermiculite and thought I would just do a bit of research on vermiculite, as we do.
Old Vermiculite Can Contain Asbestos.
I will be asking more questions before just quoting and removing from now on.
It should be stressed that not all vermiculite contains asbestos. Some products that were made with vermiculite contained asbestos up until the early 1990s. Vermiculite mines throughout the world are now regularly tested for asbestos and are supposed to sell products that contain no asbestos at all. The former vermiculite mine in Libby, Montana, did have tremolite asbestos as well as winchite asbestos and richterite asbestos.
Pure vermiculite does not contain asbestos and is not a toxic substance. Some vermiculite is impure and may contain, apart from asbestos, other contaminants that should have been screened out.
Vermiculite is the geological name given to a group of hydrated laminar minerals which are aluminium-iron-magnesium silicates, resembling mica in appearance. Rock and other impurities are removed from the crude ore which is then crushed and sorted into sizes. Vermiculite is considered to be a safe inert material and is light in colour. When heated it expands, the technical term for this is exfoliation, up to 30 times its original volume. The exfoliation process converts the dense flakes of ore into lightweight porous granules containing innumerable minute air layers. Expanded vermiculite is light and clean to handle, has a high insulation value, acoustic-insulating properties and will absorb and hold a wide range of liquids.
The largest and oldest vermiculite mine in the United States was started in the 1920s, at Libby, Montana, and the vermiculite was sold under the commercial name Zonolite. The Zonolite brand and the mine was acquired by the W.R. Grace Company in 1963. Mining operations at the Libby site stopped in 1990 in response to asbestos contamination. While in operation, the Libby mine may have produced 80% of the worlds supply of vermiculite.
The United States government estimates that vermiculite was used in more than 35 million homes, but does not recommend its removal. Nevertheless, homes or structures containing vermiculite or vermiculite insulation dating from before the mid 1990s and especially those known to contain the "Zonolite" brand may contain asbestos, and therefore may be a health concern.
An article published in the Salt Lake Tribune on December 3, 2006, reported that vermiculite and Zonolite had been found to contain asbestos, which had led to cancers such as those found in asbestos related cases. The article stated that there had been a cover up by W.R. Grace Company and others regarding the health risks associated with vermiculite and that several sites in the Salt Lake Valley had been remediated by the Environmental Protection Agency when they were shown to be contaminated with asbestos. W.R. Grace Company has vigorously denied these charges.
The vermiculite deposit at the mine in Libby, Montana, was and still is, heavily contaminated with asbestos. Numerous people were knowingly exposed to the harmful dust of vermiculite that contained asbestos. Unfortunately, the mine had been operating since the 1920s, and environmental and industrial controls were virtually non existent until the mine was purchased by the W.R. Grace Company in 1963. Yet, knowing the human health risks, the mining company still continued to operate there until 1990. Consequently, many of the former miners and residents of Libby have been affected and continue to suffer health problems. Over 400 people in the town have died from asbestos related disease due to contamination from vermiculite mining from nearby Zonolite Mountain, where soil samples were found to be loaded with fibrous tremolite, which is known to be a very toxic form of asbestos, and countless others there who insulated their homes with Zonolite have succumbed to asbestos related diseases, most of whom never were employed in environments where asbestos was an issue.
After a 1999 Seattle Post Intelligencer story claimed that asbestos related disease was common in the town, the Environmental Protection Agency, in response to political pressure, made cleanup of the site a priority and called Libby the worst case of community wide exposure to a toxic substance in United States history. The Environmental Protection Agency has spent $120 million in Superfund money on cleanup. In October 2006, W.R. Grace Company tried to appeal the fines levied on them from the Environmental Protection Agency, but the Supreme Court rejected the appeal. The United States government is also pursuing criminal charges against several former executives and managers of the mine for allegedly disregarding and covering up health risks to employees. They are also accused of obstructing the governments cleanup efforts and wire fraud. To date, according to the indictment, approximately 1,200 residents of the Libby area have been identified as suffering from some kind of asbestos related abnormality. Jury selection was to have been completed in February 2009. The case ended in acquittals on May 8, 2009. On June 17, 2009, the Environmental Protection Agency issued a public health emergency in and near Libby, thereby allowing federal agencies to provide funding for health care, and for removal of contaminated insulation from affected homes.
First Chimney Fire in the UK and Europe to be stopped with ChimFireStop!
If you would like to find out more about how ChimFireStop works, you can watch our video. To buy the product, click this link. To speak to a member of the team, please contact Paul Ross on 07534 345070, or ubuyudo@gmail.com.
An Introduction to Safer and More Efficient Chimney Fire Call Outs!
With the fact that wood burning stoves and open fires are 'in vogue' chimney fires are on the rise. This ties up valuable resources that could be better used elsewhere. On average an appliance is in attendance and unavailable for other calls for over an hour when dealing with chimney fires. Then there's the potential for the incident to escalate and an ALP being required to gain access to the chimney should it require capping! Plus, all the time the fire is burning, it may breakout into the property.
Extinguishing a chimney fire in an average time of just 22 seconds without the need for water.
Quickly starving the chimney fire of oxygen which in turn leads to the cooling of the chimney flue temperatures by an average of 53% in just two minutes.
ChimFireStop covers the internal flue with zinc oxide helping to form a barrier against the products left within the chimney flue from reigniting.
ChimFireStop can keep crews safe and negates the risks of putting them on roofs. Further, there would be virtually no need for antiquated mallaca cane rods and nimbus ferrell heads that invariably damage the stainless steel flexible liners found with most wood burning and solid fuel stoves. This is because the canes are not flexible enough and the nimbus has the potential to push straight through the side of the flue liner.
ChimFireStop releases the crew in a fraction of the time compared to using existing methods.
This is written by a Firefighter with 22 years' experience that is also a HETAS registered installer and a chimney sweep. He can see the problem of chimney fires from every angle.
"From trying to prevent chimney fires with regular sweeping and educating the user about what to burn. To extinguishing them whilst I am on duty. And finally getting calls from customers who have had a chimney fire and need me to make sure it is still safe to use. Taking my own personal experiences into account ChimFireStop would have been an invaluable tool to have on the appliance".
For more information, please contact our Managing Director, Paul Ross on 020 3750 9020 or 07957 264254. Alternatively, send an email to: ubuyudo@gmail.com.
Get the situation quickly under control with Chimfirestop.
Our product, ChimFireStop has been used in the United States for over 45 years, effectively stopping chimney fires without using water.
Want to keep up to date with our latest news? Sign up to our newsletter!
Sign up to our newsletter to keep up to date with our latest news, tips, events and offers!
Stopping a Chimney Fire in Just 22 Seconds!
Our product ChimFireStop can stop chimney fires in an average of 22 seconds without water!
We recently reported that over the dates of 14th- 21st March 2018, there were 11 Chimney Fires in Devon & Somerset!
The average cost of the damage a chimney fire can cause is £10,000 per property and over £500,000 for a Thatch property.
Watch our video to find out how you can use ChimFireStop to protect your property.
Did you know that ChimFireStop was recently endorsed by the National Association of Chimney Sweeps as a Product of Safety, and won Best New Product of the Year 2018 by the Guild of Master Sweeps!
We're excited to announce that we will be appearing at the National Association of Chimney Sweeps Expo on 13th and 14th April at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Stratford Upon Avon.
The event was a great success in 2017 with loads of motivated buyers interested in learning more about the new products and services on offer.
We'll be at the event showcasing our product ChimFireStop: a chimney fire extinguisher kit that can put out a fire in as little as 22 seconds without using water. Please check out our product video here for details.
For more details on the Expo please check out the NACS UK website.
"The NACS believes the product "ChimFireStop" is essential in helping to safeguard consumers in the event of a chimney fire".
ChimFireStop has been stopping chimney fires in America for over 45 years. It does this in an average time of just 22 seconds without the use of water and therefore avoids all the damage associated with the application of water.
If you would like more information about this topic, please contact PAUL ROSS at 020 3570 9020 or email at info@ubuyudo.com.


text:
Q: centos 5.x basic firewall settings on the commandline I'm using a dedicated host. Unfortunately, when I use x windows with xming, it tends to freeze up the x windows session. This is keeping me from calling system-config-securitylevel and making changes to the firewall. Is there a way to do it on the command line?

A: Yes, it is called iptables.
The CentOS wiki has written a nice piece together about it: http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/Network/IPTables

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


In this lesson, we'll go over the Media Library, get familiar with Featured Images, and go over creating a gallery of pictures using WordPress built-in Image Gallery feature.
The term media includes graphic images, video, audio recordings, and other files such as PDFs that can be uploaded and included in a WordPress site. The Media Library screen is where you view, edit and delete media items you have already uploaded. Access the Media Library from the Admin Main Menu by going to Media > Library.
On this screen, your uploaded images and other media items are shown as thumbnails, with the most-recently-uploaded items first. Clicking on a thumbnail opens that image's Attachment Detail screen.
The Media Library makes it easy to manage images and other items. It's great for deleting images that were uploaded but then not used, so that the server doesn't fill up with unneeded files.
WordPress supports something known as Featured Images. Distinct from a typical image you might choose and insert into a Post or Page, a Featured Image is chosen specifically so that it will be displayed in such a way as to represent the Post or Page. For example, in the typical list of blog post excerpts, each excerpt often includes a small squarish image; that's a Featured Image. Or in a magazine-style site, article teasers often feature a small square or rectangular image; those are Featured Images as well. In some themes a Featured Image can be quite large. Regardless of its size or where it appears in the site's layout, a Featured Image is always one which has a special role, to accompany and identify (to some extent) that Post or Page. It's up to the author of a theme to determine where (or if) Featured Images display on a site.
If the active theme supports Featured Images, you'll see the Featured Image metabox on the Edit Post or Edit Page screen.
If you don't see it, make sure it is enabled in Screen Options.
To set the Featured Image for a Post or Page, click the link Set Featured Image. This opens the Set Featured Image panel, which looks very similar to the Insert Image panel. Either upload an image, or choose one from your Media Library. Fill in the Attachment Details and click Set Featured Image.
WordPress changed the terminology pretty recently: Featured Images used to be called "Post Thumbnails". That term doesn't refer to size at all, but simply means the same thing as Featured Image.
Note that there's no choosing of sizes when setting a Featured Image; that's because the size and dimensions have already been determined by the theme. This means that the image will often be cropped to produce the correct dimension ratio.
An image gallery is, of course, the display of a group of images. There have been WordPress plugins for this purpose for a long time, but as of fairly recently, WordPress includes its own feature for creating simple image galleries. WordPress' Image Gallery doesn't have the features and options that some gallery plugins offer, but it's built-in and works well in many situations. And it's very easy to use.
WordPress' Image Gallery uses the same interface you've already become familiar with as you upload and insert a single image.
Click the Add Media button, and it opens the Insert Media panel.
This time, in the left column, click Create Gallery to open the Create Gallery panel.
Click the Upload tab if you want to upload some images for the Gallery, and proceed as with any image upload. Or click the Media Library tab to select images which have already been uploaded to the Media Library.
Click any uploaded images to select them, shown with a checkmark in the upper left.
You can fill in or edit the Attachment Details for each image by clicking on its thumbnail to reveal its right column. At the bottom of the screen, the images you've selected are shown.
When you're happy with your selection, click Create a new Gallery.
This opens the Edit Gallery panel, where you can make certain settings before you insert the Gallery into the Post or Page.
Drag-and-drop the thumbnails into whatever order you like, or use the Reverse order button to do exactly that.
Hover over a thumbnail and click the X to remove an image from the Gallery.
On the right, under Gallery Settings, determine how many columns of thumbnails you want.
Decide whether you want clicking on a thumbnail in the Gallery to open an Attachment Page displaying the photo and some information about it, or directly to the image file itself, or to link to nothing ("None").
Edit the Attachment Details for any image by selecting its thumbnail. A Description will appear on the Gallery page under the Gallery thumbnail, whereas a Caption will appear under the enlarged photo itself.
When you're satisfied with it, click the blue Insert Gallery button. WordPress inserts the Gallery into your Post. As of WordPress 3.9, a preview of the gallery shows right in the Visual Editor.
Save the Post and view or preview it.
Edit the Gallery at any time by opening the Edit Post or Edit Page screen, clicking anywhere in the Gallery, and then clicking the small Edit button in the upper left. This reopens the same Edit Gallery panel you used to create the Gallery, and you can proceed in the same way.
A tip for a more usable Gallery: You may want to reduce the size of the images somewhat before uploading them. If you choose to link to the image file itself, WordPress links to the original, full-size image you uploaded, which most likely is much higher resolution than necessary. Most browsers will re-size the image automatically, but they still have to download the entire high-resolution file, and that can take a few seconds or more even on a fast connection.


text:
/**
 * Autogenerated by Thrift Compiler (0.9.3)
 *
 * DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU ARE SURE THAT YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING
 *  @generated
 */
#ifndef data_catalog_models_TYPES_H
#define data_catalog_models_TYPES_H

#include <iosfwd>

#include <thrift/Thrift.h>
#include <thrift/TApplicationException.h>
#include <thrift/protocol/TProtocol.h>
#include <thrift/transport/TTransport.h>

#include <thrift/cxxfunctional.h>

namespace apache { namespace airavata { namespace model { namespace data { namespace product {

struct ReplicaLocationCategory {
  enum type {
    GATEWAY_DATA_STORE = 0,
    COMPUTE_RESOURCE = 1,
    LONG_TERM_STORAGE_RESOURCE = 2,
    OTHER = 3
  };
};

extern const std::map<int, const char*> _ReplicaLocationCategory_VALUES_TO_NAMES;

struct ReplicaPersistentType {
  enum type {
    TRANSIENT = 0,
    PERSISTENT = 1
  };
};

extern const std::map<int, const char*> _ReplicaPersistentType_VALUES_TO_NAMES;

struct DataProductType {
  enum type {
    DIR = 0,
    FILE = 1,
    COLLECTION = 2
  };
};

extern const std::map<int, const char*> _DataProductType_VALUES_TO_NAMES;

class DataProductModel;

class DataReplicaLocationModel;

typedef struct _DataProductModel__isset {
  _DataProductModel__isset() : productUri(false), gatewayId(false), parentProductUri(false), logicalPath(false), productName(false), productDescription(false), ownerName(false), dataProductType(false), productSize(false), creationTime(false), lastModifiedTime(false), productMetadata(false), replicaLocations(false), childProducts(false) {}
  bool productUri :1;
  bool gatewayId :1;
  bool parentProductUri :1;
  bool logicalPath :1;
  bool productName :1;
  bool productDescription :1;
  bool ownerName :1;
  bool dataProductType :1;
  bool productSize :1;
  bool creationTime :1;
  bool lastModifiedTime :1;
  bool productMetadata :1;
  bool replicaLocations :1;
  bool childProducts :1;
} _DataProductModel__isset;

class DataProductModel {
 public:

  DataProductModel(const DataProductModel&);
  DataProductModel& operator=(const DataProductModel&);
  DataProductModel() : productUri(), gatewayId(), parentProductUri(), logicalPath(), productName(), productDescription(), ownerName(), dataProductType((DataProductType::type)0), productSize(0), creationTime(0), lastModifiedTime(0) {
  }

  virtual ~DataProductModel() throw();
  std::string productUri;
  std::string gatewayId;
  std::string parentProductUri;
  std::string logicalPath;
  std::string productName;
  std::string productDescription;
  std::string ownerName;
  DataProductType::type dataProductType;
  int32_t productSize;
  int64_t creationTime;
  int64_t lastModifiedTime;
  std::map<std::string, std::string>  productMetadata;
  std::vector<DataReplicaLocationModel>  replicaLocations;
  std::vector<DataProductModel>  childProducts;

  _DataProductModel__isset __isset;

  void __set_productUri(const std::string& val);

  void __set_gatewayId(const std::string& val);

  void __set_parentProductUri(const std::string& val);

  void __set_logicalPath(const std::string& val);

  void __set_productName(const std::string& val);

  void __set_productDescription(const std::string& val);

  void __set_ownerName(const std::string& val);

  void __set_dataProductType(const DataProductType::type val);

  void __set_productSize(const int32_t val);

  void __set_creationTime(const int64_t val);

  void __set_lastModifiedTime(const int64_t val);

  void __set_productMetadata(const std::map<std::string, std::string> & val);

  void __set_replicaLocations(const std::vector<DataReplicaLocationModel> & val);

  void __set_childProducts(const std::vector<DataProductModel> & val);

  bool operator == (const DataProductModel & rhs) const
  {
    if (__isset.productUri != rhs.__isset.productUri)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.productUri && !(productUri == rhs.productUri))
      return false;
    if (__isset.gatewayId != rhs.__isset.gatewayId)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.gatewayId && !(gatewayId == rhs.gatewayId))
      return false;
    if (__isset.parentProductUri != rhs.__isset.parentProductUri)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.parentProductUri && !(parentProductUri == rhs.parentProductUri))
      return false;
    if (__isset.logicalPath != rhs.__isset.logicalPath)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.logicalPath && !(logicalPath == rhs.logicalPath))
      return false;
    if (__isset.productName != rhs.__isset.productName)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.productName && !(productName == rhs.productName))
      return false;
    if (__isset.productDescription != rhs.__isset.productDescription)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.productDescription && !(productDescription == rhs.productDescription))
      return false;
    if (__isset.ownerName != rhs.__isset.ownerName)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.ownerName && !(ownerName == rhs.ownerName))
      return false;
    if (__isset.dataProductType != rhs.__isset.dataProductType)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.dataProductType && !(dataProductType == rhs.dataProductType))
      return false;
    if (__isset.productSize != rhs.__isset.productSize)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.productSize && !(productSize == rhs.productSize))
      return false;
    if (__isset.creationTime != rhs.__isset.creationTime)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.creationTime && !(creationTime == rhs.creationTime))
      return false;
    if (__isset.lastModifiedTime != rhs.__isset.lastModifiedTime)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.lastModifiedTime && !(lastModifiedTime == rhs.lastModifiedTime))
      return false;
    if (__isset.productMetadata != rhs.__isset.productMetadata)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.productMetadata && !(productMetadata == rhs.productMetadata))
      return false;
    if (__isset.replicaLocations != rhs.__isset.replicaLocations)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.replicaLocations && !(replicaLocations == rhs.replicaLocations))
      return false;
    if (__isset.childProducts != rhs.__isset.childProducts)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.childProducts && !(childProducts == rhs.childProducts))
      return false;
    return true;
  }
  bool operator != (const DataProductModel &rhs) const {
    return !(*this == rhs);
  }

  bool operator < (const DataProductModel & ) const;

  uint32_t read(::apache::thrift::protocol::TProtocol* iprot);
  uint32_t write(::apache::thrift::protocol::TProtocol* oprot) const;

  virtual void printTo(std::ostream& out) const;
};

void swap(DataProductModel &a, DataProductModel &b);

inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, const DataProductModel& obj)
{
  obj.printTo(out);
  return out;
}

typedef struct _DataReplicaLocationModel__isset {
  _DataReplicaLocationModel__isset() : replicaId(false), productUri(false), replicaName(false), replicaDescription(false), creationTime(false), lastModifiedTime(false), validUntilTime(false), replicaLocationCategory(false), replicaPersistentType(false), storageResourceId(false), filePath(false), replicaMetadata(false) {}
  bool replicaId :1;
  bool productUri :1;
  bool replicaName :1;
  bool replicaDescription :1;
  bool creationTime :1;
  bool lastModifiedTime :1;
  bool validUntilTime :1;
  bool replicaLocationCategory :1;
  bool replicaPersistentType :1;
  bool storageResourceId :1;
  bool filePath :1;
  bool replicaMetadata :1;
} _DataReplicaLocationModel__isset;

class DataReplicaLocationModel {
 public:

  DataReplicaLocationModel(const DataReplicaLocationModel&);
  DataReplicaLocationModel& operator=(const DataReplicaLocationModel&);
  DataReplicaLocationModel() : replicaId(), productUri(), replicaName(), replicaDescription(), creationTime(0), lastModifiedTime(0), validUntilTime(0), replicaLocationCategory((ReplicaLocationCategory::type)0), replicaPersistentType((ReplicaPersistentType::type)0), storageResourceId(), filePath() {
  }

  virtual ~DataReplicaLocationModel() throw();
  std::string replicaId;
  std::string productUri;
  std::string replicaName;
  std::string replicaDescription;
  int64_t creationTime;
  int64_t lastModifiedTime;
  int64_t validUntilTime;
  ReplicaLocationCategory::type replicaLocationCategory;
  ReplicaPersistentType::type replicaPersistentType;
  std::string storageResourceId;
  std::string filePath;
  std::map<std::string, std::string>  replicaMetadata;

  _DataReplicaLocationModel__isset __isset;

  void __set_replicaId(const std::string& val);

  void __set_productUri(const std::string& val);

  void __set_replicaName(const std::string& val);

  void __set_replicaDescription(const std::string& val);

  void __set_creationTime(const int64_t val);

  void __set_lastModifiedTime(const int64_t val);

  void __set_validUntilTime(const int64_t val);

  void __set_replicaLocationCategory(const ReplicaLocationCategory::type val);

  void __set_replicaPersistentType(const ReplicaPersistentType::type val);

  void __set_storageResourceId(const std::string& val);

  void __set_filePath(const std::string& val);

  void __set_replicaMetadata(const std::map<std::string, std::string> & val);

  bool operator == (const DataReplicaLocationModel & rhs) const
  {
    if (__isset.replicaId != rhs.__isset.replicaId)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.replicaId && !(replicaId == rhs.replicaId))
      return false;
    if (__isset.productUri != rhs.__isset.productUri)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.productUri && !(productUri == rhs.productUri))
      return false;
    if (__isset.replicaName != rhs.__isset.replicaName)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.replicaName && !(replicaName == rhs.replicaName))
      return false;
    if (__isset.replicaDescription != rhs.__isset.replicaDescription)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.replicaDescription && !(replicaDescription == rhs.replicaDescription))
      return false;
    if (__isset.creationTime != rhs.__isset.creationTime)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.creationTime && !(creationTime == rhs.creationTime))
      return false;
    if (__isset.lastModifiedTime != rhs.__isset.lastModifiedTime)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.lastModifiedTime && !(lastModifiedTime == rhs.lastModifiedTime))
      return false;
    if (__isset.validUntilTime != rhs.__isset.validUntilTime)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.validUntilTime && !(validUntilTime == rhs.validUntilTime))
      return false;
    if (__isset.replicaLocationCategory != rhs.__isset.replicaLocationCategory)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.replicaLocationCategory && !(replicaLocationCategory == rhs.replicaLocationCategory))
      return false;
    if (__isset.replicaPersistentType != rhs.__isset.replicaPersistentType)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.replicaPersistentType && !(replicaPersistentType == rhs.replicaPersistentType))
      return false;
    if (__isset.storageResourceId != rhs.__isset.storageResourceId)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.storageResourceId && !(storageResourceId == rhs.storageResourceId))
      return false;
    if (__isset.filePath != rhs.__isset.filePath)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.filePath && !(filePath == rhs.filePath))
      return false;
    if (__isset.replicaMetadata != rhs.__isset.replicaMetadata)
      return false;
    else if (__isset.replicaMetadata && !(replicaMetadata == rhs.replicaMetadata))
      return false;
    return true;
  }
  bool operator != (const DataReplicaLocationModel &rhs) const {
    return !(*this == rhs);
  }

  bool operator < (const DataReplicaLocationModel & ) const;

  uint32_t read(::apache::thrift::protocol::TProtocol* iprot);
  uint32_t write(::apache::thrift::protocol::TProtocol* oprot) const;

  virtual void printTo(std::ostream& out) const;
};

void swap(DataReplicaLocationModel &a, DataReplicaLocationModel &b);

inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, const DataReplicaLocationModel& obj)
{
  obj.printTo(out);
  return out;
}

}}}}} // namespace

#endif


text:
Gordon Thomas Hurst (26 August 1920 – 6 July 1996) was an English cricketer. Hurst was a right-handed batsman who bowled right-arm off break. He was born at Kenley, Surrey.

Hurst made his first-class debut for Sussex against Cambridge University at Fenner's in 1947. He made eight further first-class appearances for the county, the last of which came against Gloucestershire in the 1949 County Championship. Hurst's role within the Sussex team was a bowler, with him 28 wickets in his nine first-class matches, at an average of 27.14, with best figures of 6/80. He took two five wicket hauls, with his best figures coming against Warwickshire in 1947. With the bat, he scored 27 runs at a batting average of 3.00, with a high score of 9. A shoulder injury limited his appearances while at Sussex.

He died at Carshalton, Surrey, on 6 July 1996.

References

External links
Gordon Hurst at ESPNcricinfo
Gordon Hurst at CricketArchive

1920 births
1996 deaths
People from Kenley
English cricketers
Sussex cricketers


A well-conceived and implemented landscape design is a balanced composition of plants, hardscape materials, and space. The landscape design becomes a marriage of people, plants, and materials in a specific place.
After listening carefully to your needs, the designers at Southwood will combine their knowledge of design principles, plants, and hardscape materials to create a landscape that is a unique reflection of you.
Upon acceptance of our Proposal your project will be in the competent hands of our knowledgeable and professional Landscape construction team. Southwood's seasoned installation staff will work efficiently and respectfully to take your design from a concept to reality.
Color, texture, movement, and scale are just a few of the considerations that come into play when the designers at Southwood select plants for your garden. A well executed design and plant palette suits your lifestyle, but will also provide year round interest and beauty as the plants change throughout the seasons.
The addition of stone, brick and other materials, add a bold design element to any landscape. Arbors and other structures can bring depth and comfort to your outdoor environment. The Southwood designers can show you the best way to integrate the most appropriate hardscape elements into your overall garden design.
The addition of landscape lighting or a water feature, such as a fountain, pond, or waterfall, is an easy way to bring a new level of interest to the landscape. Landscape lighting can help illuminate paths and seating areas, while a water feature can help bring a touch of soothing sounds and a kind of classic elegance.


text:
KA-POW! The Pop Cultured Podcast
A lively discussion about comics, television, film and everything else making waves this week inside fan culture.
Ka-Pow the Pop Cultured Podcast #117 I'll Be Dipped
The mainstream media finally catches up to our years of Perlmutter reporting in this hard-hitting expose where we blow the lid off the 1,546,045th biggest scandal to ever hit Washington D.C.! After that, we cover all the news generating headlines in the comic book world, finally get some intriguing details on HBO's version of "Watchmen," review a couple of recent films and decide on the One Job that should define the career of Geena Davis. I'll be dipped if I ever skip an episode of Ka-Pow the Pop Cultured Podcast!
Length - 01:34:01
Language - PG-13. (Contains mild adult language.)
0:04:16 - COMIC BOOK NEWS
Questions arise concerning Marvel honcho Isaac Perlmutter's powerful role in the Department of Veterans Affairs, Fifth Annual Batman Day almost here, hubbub over Bruce Wayne's "atheism," a graphic novel about George Takei's time in an internment camp on American soil, the return of the Marvel Knights imprint, Grant Morrison revamping Hal Jordan for "The Green Lantern" and a rundown of recent comic releases.
0:36:02 - TV RECAPS & REVIEWS
Another unexpectedly strong finish for "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.," a teaser for "Runaways" season two, "Yellowstone" ramps up the action and the first details for HBO's "Watchmen."
0:48:40 - MOVIE NEWS
Checking out "Hotel Transylvania 3," excellent indies "Tully" and "The Rider" and crossing the halfway point on our list of essential films.
1:15:32 - ONE JOB
Debating the one iconic part Geena Davis should most be remembered for playing.
Our Friends / Mortal Enemies
Copyright 2019 KA-POW: The Pop Cultured Podcast Network


We can now also go out into space while we're walking around our neighborhood … What does cosmonaut mean ? The space man, that is, the Russian space of the American spaceman we always call astronauts . The Russians are the names they give to their spacemen who make a flight. It's cooler than an astronaut .


text:
There are 300 top-tier research institutions in the United States, and Central Michigan is one of them. That's important to us. But it's even more important to Michigan, and the Midwest, and the world. Because it means we have the knowledge, capacity and ambition to get big things done. Look in any lab, and there's a good chance you'll find researchers hard at work on the challenges humanity needs to face now.
Dr. Sabrina Heidemann, a CMU pediatrician, was on the front lines when the COVID-19 pandemic swept through Michigan in March and April. Soon after, she saw something alarming: A spate of children afflicted with a rare inflammatory disease.
Her pediatric ICU in metro Detroit logged more than 20 cases of multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C). It didn't take long for her to suspect COVID as a trigger. She started asking around, and her colleagues confirmed she was onto something.
That work led to an article in the New England Journal of Medicine, one of the world's most prestigious medical journals.
Protecting Michigan Waters
When historic floods washed out a pair of Michigan dams in 2020, the endangered snuffbox mussel was among the biggest casualties.
Biology professor Daelyn Woolnough had spent years analyzing the role mussels play in keeping water clean. When the dams broke, the lakes drained, killing off thousands.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources wanted to know how much damage was done. And it knew Woolnough was the person to ask. She's enlisted a team of graduate students to study the Tittabawassee and Tobacco rivers. Working alongside state conservation experts, she's working on ways to bring the population back.
Keeping the Dark Side of Digital at Bay
Gen Z has grown up with electronic devices at the ready. But constant exposure to social media can also lead down troubling paths. Kids who don't have the tools to navigate the digital world can fall prey to cyberbullying, dangerous content and other threats.
Sarah Domoff, a member of CMU's psychology faculty, is leading a pilot project to help 6th and 8th graders be mindful of social media. She and a group of student research assistants from CMU's Family Health Lab trained two teachers on healthy social media use. Those teachers will work with 300 6th and 8th-grade students this fall. They'll cover topics such as privacy, learning to assess information and other must-have skills in this always-on age.
Ultimately, Domoff will evaluate how well the program works, and share it with others.


text:
API Ideas & Issues
==================

General Issues
--------------

https://github.com/sprintly/sprint.ly-docs is out of date; the uservoice docs
seem to be more up to date.  Might want to kill off the github repo.

Some models embed their relationships while others don't; should be consistent.
It seems a bit odd to embed in some cases, though:

* When querying for attachments by item, that same item is embedded in every
  single attachment.  Might be better to just have `id` pointers.

Annotations
-----------

* Should include all annotations (comments, state changes, etc).
* Missing a date field.
* `id` is a misnomer, seems to be a sort index?
* Annotations do not embed the `item`.
* `user` should probably be `created_by`.

Attachments
-----------

Blocking
--------

* There appears to be no way of getting the items blocked by a given item.
* When would `unblocked` ever be `true`?

Deploys
-------

* Could really use a `created_at` (or `deployed_at`).
* `user` should probably be `deployed_by`.
* An `id` would be nice (consistent identity mapping throughout all models).
* The docs suggest that you get ALL deploys when hitting the `GET` endpoint.
  Considering each item is fully embedded, that is potentially a _lot_ of data
  and overhead w/o any sort of pagination!
* `notes` and `version` are only hinted at in the docs; not called out as
  supported params.

Favorites
---------

* API docs are out of date; the data format is not even close.

Product
-------

* The `archived` flag has awkward `y`/`n` semantics, while `true`/`false` work
  on other endpoints (inviting users)