Everybody connected with Cumbres Borrascos (Wuthering Heights), a rock opera which was to have premiered in Cordóba, Argentina, is feeling devastated at the moment, because the theatre burned down just before the first performance. Thanks to our friends at Bronte Blog for telling us about this.
Joan Quarm, long time Brontë Society member, 87 years of age, still working, still making the news, still going strong. What a Jewel in the Crown!!!
So who is he? According to a spokesman for Eddisons, which conducted the auction yesterday, a large property investor who comes regularly, a man in his late 30s or early 40s who lives in London, has bought the place on a whim. Apparently, he does not know what he is going to do with it, but he says that he is not going to adapt it for buy-to-let.
The Brontë Society is in no position to take it on. The local paper, the Telegraph and Argus, is polling online readers on whether Bradford Council should buy it and run it as a tourist attraction. So far, a substantial majority thinks it should. But then, Bradford Council tends to take Haworth and the Parsonage for granted, doing very little: the old toilets run by Bradford in the village are inadequate and dirty and the famous setts (cobbles) on Main Street are poorly looked after.
There were insufficient bids for Lot 53 today at the auction held in Leeds United's Banqueting Suite at Elland Road. Therefore 'No Sale' was declared for the Brontë Birthplace in Thornton. The guide price had been reduced from £200,000 to £180,000 previously.
A series of striking new paintings by artist Victoria Brookland will be exhibited shortly at the Parsonage, which has been developing a reputation for bold projects with visual artists, most recently Turner-prize nominee Cornelia Parker, as part of its much praised contemporary arts programme.
Secret Self, the new exhibition, features fourteen works by the Leicester based artist, who has used dresses in the museum's collection as her inspiration, transforming them into powerful evocations of the Brontës' enduring mystery.
The exhibition is part of a programme of events that has recently included a visit to Haworth by the Poet Laureate, Andrew Motion, an event at the National Portrait Gallery with artist Cornelia Parker and an exhibition of giant photographs produced through a collaboration between local photographic artist, Simon Warner, and a group of visually impaired youngsters from Bradford.
The Secret Self exhibition opens on Sunday 1 July and runs to Sunday 30 September. Admission is included in the normal museum admission charge.
An enthusiastic group of members of the Italian section of the Brontë Society gathered at the British Council in Milan on 26 May 2007 to meet Angela Crow, who introduced her latest book Miss Branwell's companion.
It was a great honour to have Angela with us and to be introduced to her work, which was presented for the first time to an audience. Her talk was very interesting and let us know more about Maria Branwell, the Brontes' mother, a clever and sensitive woman.
At the end of the lecture Angela signed copies of her book and then we had a lovely English tea party offered by the British Council.
Thank you, dear Angela, for your clever, involving talk and for your friendship. We hope you will come back to Italy soon!
Rachel Angela Daniggelis, 8 weeks old, has confided in me her desire to become an Angrian when she comes of age (4 years).
Until then, her Brontë library consists of this new volume* beautifully written and illustrated by Mary Haig, Region 10, US Brontë Society Representative. It is a gift to Miss Daniggelis from US Brontë Society Representative Theresa Connors, to whom we give our thanks.
Coming back to reality (and the office) after a weekend in Haworth, I think I know something of what the Brontë siblings must have felt on returning to their teaching duties after a holiday at the Parsonage, exchanging literary enthusiasms on moorland walks!
It is of course not just the organised events, good as they are, that make the Brontë Society's June AGM weekends so memorable and bring members back year after year. It is the combination of the setting - Haworth and the rolling moors around, with long summer days to walk on them - and the opportunity to meet lots of other members. It may not be the best weekend of the year for communing in solitude with the spirits of Charlotte or Emily, but no-one who welcomes the chance to talk over Brontë passions with like-minded enthusiasts on café terraces in Main Street, in the lounge bar of the Old White Lion or while striding over the moors, should miss the June AGM.
Brontë Society members are such a varied lot, coming from such a range of ages, nationalities, occupations and backgrounds. Some grew up in the area, others run overseas branches of the Society at the other side of the world, in America or Australia. Some were brought to the Parsonage by creative projects requiring research (I met a choreographer who has created a ballet about the Brontës and a playwright who's written a play about them). Each member has his or her specific interest or story to tell. There's the lady who has a Brontë room in her house, and the member who's amassed a collection of around 500 Brontë-related books over the years. I spoke to couples who had met through the Society and people who'd formed some of their best friendships with other members.
The 2007 AGM weekend followed the usual pattern. By Friday evening the Haworth Bed and Breakfasts were bursting at the seams. The meat of the weekend was on Saturday, with a morning lecture, a garden tea party, the AGM itself, and a discussion on "Brontë lives" by the biographers Juliet Barker, Lyndall Gordon, Rebecca Fraser and Edward Chitham (biographer of Anne). Barker, Gordon and Fraser told the audience why they had believed that new lives of the Brontës were necessary. They had all wanted to demolish myths and stereotypes created by previous biographers, starting with Mrs Gaskell. Juliet Barker, who had approached her subjects as a historian rather than an English literature expert and chosen to write about the whole family instead of an individual member of it, had in particular set out to correct the stereotypes of Patrick, Branwell and of course Haworth itself.
The programme on Sunday was lighter: readings in the morning and an afternoon walk on the moors, followed by a film. Interestingly for Selina Busch and myself, as representatives of the Brussels group, the readings this year included a substantial Belgian component: one of Emily's Belgian essays and William Crimsworth's first impressions of Belgium in The Professor.
The 2008 AGM will be held over the weekend of 7 - 8 June.
Thanks, Selina, for this picture of the four members of the biographers panel on the Saturday evening. From the left we have Lyndal Gordon, Edward Chitham, Justine Picardie, Rebecca Fraser and Juliet Barker.
For those who weren't there, here are my recollections of the Brontë Society AGM I attended last weekend.
I had been looking forward to it so very much, not having been there last year; I have attended several AGM events in previous years and come to know and love so many friendly people. It was mainly because of the people I wanted to go back to Haworth, and to my beloved England.
When the bus from Keighley slowly approached the Haworth valley, and I saw the village appear on the horizon, I knew I would soon be at my favourite place; my 'home from home'.
Friday kicked off at 2.00 pm with an interesting and entertaining talk by Victoria Glendinning, called Writers and their Houses. She discussed how the research of biographers and the curiosity of us readers makes us want to know all about the private lives, including the homes, of our favourite writers. Since the unromantic reality frequently fails to satisfy our curiosity and preconceptions, we hope to get closer to the creative origin of the fictional world of the writer by visiting their homes, now often turned into museums or owned by the National Trust. She dwelt in particular on the special atmosphere of the Brontë Parsonage, how small it is, and on Haworth.
The following day saw the usual Saturday programme of a lecture, church service, tea at Ashmount and the AGM. The lecture this year was given by Scottish professor Douglas Gifford, and was called: Border cousins: James Hogg and Emily Brontë.
James Hogg made his reputation in 1824 with his popular novel The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner (a gothic novel about religious mania with a psychopathic hero). Gifford explored the thesis that Emily, who would surely have read his work, took inspiration from characters of folklore, such as the 'Brownie', for the creation of Heathcliff.
This year is the 150th anniversary of Mrs. Gaskell's Life of Charlotte Brontë, and during the annual service in the Parish Church, we were treated to an excellent address by Patsy Stoneman about the enormous impact of this 'novel-like' biography, and some readings of the book by Jean Bull. Afterwards we had a pleasant afternoon tea at Ashmount, made even more agreeable by the lovely weather we had been blessed with all weekend, and the setting of the beautiful garden. Time passed by very quickly, as it always does on this busy day, and we had to rush off to the AGM, which started at 4.30. It was, on the whole, business as usual, but some eyebrows were raised with regard to the Society's continuing financial deficit and the new development plans, with seemed to cause concern to some members.
I had been looking forward all day to the evening programme, which I anticipated would be the highlight of the weekend. At 7.30 we were gathering in the West Lane Baptist church once again (all the comfy chairs were quickly occupied!) for a panel discussion chaired by Justine Picardie, featuring some big names in the Brontë biography world: Lyndall Gordon, Edward Chitham, Rebecca Fraser and Juliet Barker, no less, were all present at the table.
These great biographers, whose works I have read, discussed their first recollection of reading Mrs. Gaskell's Life. We heard what new grounds, left untouched by Mrs. Gaskell, they wanted to explore, and what impact this important biography had and continues to have on subsequent biographers. The question time after the discussion ended with the very good question "What would have happened if Mrs Gaskell had NOT written the Life, and who did the panel think might have written the first biography of Charlotte Brontë?" They all had their own interesting and daring ideas, which set us thinking in our turn. The whole evening had been full of exhilarating and thought-provoking ideas and views. As far as I was concerned the talk could have been allowed to go on even longer. Open forum discussions have proved to be very popular in recent years, and this was no exception. There can't be enough of this kind of events, where individual members have the opportunity to voice their own thoughts about the Brontës.
Readings also are one of my favourite events, as the original work still speaks volumes, and on Sunday morning Angela Crow hosted readings from the Brontës, read by Ian and Catherine Emberson, Robert Barnard, Helen Newman, Richard Wilcocks and Alexandra Lesley, who helped to transport us to another world.
Sadly, this was the last event I was able to attend; I was unable to join the others on one of the walks organised in the afternoon since I had to catch my plane back to the Netherlands.
Pure exhaustion, once back home, seemed like a very fair price to pay after such a brilliant weekend!
Ann Dinsdale from the Parsonage is looking carefully at the Christies catalogue for the auction in London on July 3. One of the items is a letter from Charlotte Brontë. The recent book auction in Haworth is now well and truly eclipsed.
Albin Schram appears to have been a secret collector of mythical proportions. Perhaps Emily's lost novel will one day be found in the attic (or laundry room) of someone like him.
A conscripted Wehrmacht soldier, he escaped from a Russian POW camp in Königsberg, East Prussia, just after the end of World War Two, walked home to Vienna to join his family, became a banker, then settled down in Switzerland.
His collection also includes a letter from Napoleon to Josephine, a letter of condolence from John Donne to Lady Kingsmill the day after the death of her husband dated 1624 and one from John Calvin about a friend's suicide dated 1545. The charming, white-haired Herr Schram was known to auctioneers simply as 'Henry" and was famous for his stubborn bidding style.
I used to go to furniture auctions, where most of the buyers and sellers were known to the auctioneer and it was dangerous to scratch your nose, because you might end up with a worm-eaten table you didn't need. The auction last Friday evening was different.
All of the Brontë-related volumes came from the library of the late Arthur D Walker, all of them had his label (with a catalogue reference) on the inside cover, and all the money raised went to the Brontë Society. Each person present was issued with a laminated piece of paper with a number on it, to be raised when a bid was made.
Most of the books went for between ten and twenty pounds - a little bit too much for some of them (who cares - all for a good cause), and some were bargains. Others, worth hundreds, were beyond the reach of anybody present - like the second edition print of Elizabeth Gaskell's Life of Charlotte Brontë.
Of course, most of those present had a fair number of the titles at home. There was a slightly embarrassing pause when a copy of Rebecca Fraser's Charlotte Brontë came up, because at first nobody made a bid, and its author was sitting at the back. Eventually she called out an offer for ten pounds, and there was laughter. It went for twenty.
Earlier in the day I had listened to a lecture on writer's homes by Victoria Glendinning (pictured below) - brilliantly entertaining, with insights into her working methods. It is absolutely necessary for a biographer to travel, to soak up atmospheres and appreciate ambiances, to walk slowly around houses, to poke around in garden sheds. She was particularly eloquent about Monk's House in Rodmell, East Sussex, home of Virginia and Leonard Woolf for many years. For much of their stay it did not have gas or electricity, and a little stream ran through it from front door to back door during wet weather. It was very isolated from the metropolis, and Leonard had to go to Lewes for basic necessities like coffee.
George Bernard Shaw's house in the Hertfordshire village of Ayot St Lawrence, near Welwyn, she described as a no-nonsense rectory, the interior plain "which is fitting for such a cerebral man". Jonathan Swift's house in Dublin she described as particularly full of atmosphere, hardly changed inside since his day, but in a different landscape because all the narrow streets and old courtyards which used to surround it have disappeared. She could imagine the "hyperactive" writer running up and down the wooden stairs until he was completely exhausted.
She wondered about the necessity of some of the rearrangements and reconstructions which have been undertaken in many famous writers' houses - the National Trust has finally stemmed the flow of water through Monk's House, for example - and brought the audience back to the Brontë Parsonage Museum.


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Christopher Duffy, vice president of consulting at Strategic BCP, was named "Consultant of the Year" by Disaster Recovery Institute (DRI), under its 2016 International Awards of Excellence program. The program recognizes individuals and organizations for outstanding continuity management, technology recovery, and crisis management. Finalists in this award category included Booz Allen Hamilton and CSC.
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Protein Therapy Can Reverse Alzheimer's In Mice
Credit: Wikipedia
Injecting a protein called interleukin 33 staves rescues Alzheimer's pathology in mice and staves off decline
65 million people are predicted to develop Alzheimer's disease by 2033 but current therapies are woefully inadequate and the search is on for a game changing treatment. A new study by scientists from Glasgow and Hong Kong has revealed that protein therapy could be an effective weapon against the condition.
"The relevance of this finding to human Alzheimer's is at present unclear. But there are encouraging hints. For example, previous genetic studies have shown an association between IL-33 mutations and Alzheimer's disease in European and Chinese populations. Furthermore, the brain of patients with Alzheimer's disease contains less IL-33 than the brain from non-Alzheimer's patients"
Recruiting the immune system
Interleukin 33 (IL-33) is a cytokine protein produced across the body. Cytokines are small proteins involved in cell signalling. Il-33 helps to stimulate immune activity and is particularly concentrated witin the central nervous system. After noticing that levels of Il-33 appear to drop in the brains of older patients with Alzheimer's, researchers questioned whether this could play a role in disease development – allowing harmful plaques to build.
"IL-33 is a protein produced by various cell types in the body and is particularly abundant in the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord). We found that injection of IL-33 into aged APP/PS1 mice rapidly improved their memory and cognitive function to that of the age-matched normal mice within a week"
Credit: National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health
Clearing out and reducing inflammation
There has already been plenty of research demonstrating that inflammation in the brain helps drive Alzheimer's, and inflammation is essentially harmful immune activity. Curiously, when Il-33 was injected into the brains of mice with a model of Alzheimer's it both stimulated immune activity and reduced inflammation. Il-33 seems to recruit an enzyme called neprilysin, which can digest soluble amyloid. Following Il-33 injection plaque number and size were noticeably reduced. Inflammation has been shown to enable disease progression in previous research, and in this study Il-33 appeared to reduce inflammation and help prevent any further tangles developing.
"Exciting as it is, there is some distance between laboratory findings and clinical applications. There have been enough false 'breakthroughs' in the medical field to caution us not to hold our breath until rigorous clinical trials have been done. We are just about entering Phase I clinical trial to test the toxicity of IL-33 at the doses used. Nevertheless, this is a good start"
Read more at MedicalXpress
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An Anti-Ageing Drug Targeting Metabolism Can Reverse Alzheimer's Disease in Mice
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The last 12 months have been a whirlwind for the Australian based singer/songwriter, performing to sold out audiences after picking up three coveted support slots with Aria Award winning indie-pop darling Amy Shark, as well as an East Coast tour with Irish folk singer/songwriter Damien Dempsey. The lead single 'Not in Kansas Anymore' (co-written with Goanna's Shane Howard) saw McHugh win the Best Music Video award at the NCEIA Dolphin Music Awards …the prize resulting in a day's recording in Pete Murray's Kicks Iron studio. The song was also a finalist in the Great American Song Contest and a semi-finalist in two categories in the International Songwriting Competition. McHugh topped it off by signing a Digital Distribution deal with ABC Music.
"There's a candle burning in the dark – always a glimmer of hope". This is what Mick McHugh strives to bring to the table via a career's worth of songs – a glimmer of hope, a little bit of brightness in a sometimes dark world; in the words of legendary English troubadour Ralph McTell, McHugh's music gives "cause for hope and optimism" – there is little higher praise than that.
It's this hope and optimism that informs McHugh's debut long-player, for which he crowd-funded $19,000, a record which has been two years in the making, but a lifetime in creation. Following on from a slew of EPs released over the past nine years, A Million Stars is Mick McHugh at the height of his powers thus far, a man confident in his place on a stage or in a studio, a man in command of a clutch of songs that not only offer hope, but that also showcase an artist not afraid to delve into contentious topics and emote in a genuinely raw and passionate way.
Growing up in the Dublin suburbs as part of a big family where singing and music were part of life, McHugh came to the game late. He didn't pick up a guitar until the age of 22, giving away his Polymer Engineering career, which he'd earned with a first class honours degree, in the process. Today based in the hills behind Byron Bay, McHugh plays relentlessly, at least 150 gigs a year up and down the Australian east coast, building the skill-set which is laid bare with A Million Stars. It's an album which touches on a number of themes and issues, stemming from McHugh's want to give a voice to people in plight.
Amy Shark, Gavin James, Pete Murray, Damien Dempsey, The Coronas, Mundy, Paddy Casey, Bell X1.
Byron Bay Bluesfest, Port Fairy Folk Fest, National Celtic Festival, Maleny Music Fest, Tamworth Country Music Fest, Fatherhood Fest.
Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Germany.
"Mick McHugh is a great singer, a great songwriter. Get to see him live, he's amazing."
Visit http://mickmchugh.com/ for shows and more information.


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Q: How to Edit Datagrid Records and also in database this is my code for loading the data from database to datagrid
Private Sub Records_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
    Dim connString As String = "Provider=Microsoft.Ace.Oledb.12.0; Data Source=" & My.Application.Info.DirectoryPath.ToString() & "\BackUp\Database3.Accdb;"
    Dim MyConn As OleDbConnection
    Dim da As OleDbDataAdapter
    Dim ds As DataSet
    Dim tables As DataTableCollection
    Dim source1 As New BindingSource

    MyConn = New OleDbConnection
    MyConn.ConnectionString = connString
    ds = New DataSet
    tables = ds.Tables
    da = New OleDbDataAdapter("Select * from [userinfo] ORDER BY ID", MyConn)
    da.Fill(ds, "userinfo") 'Change items to your database name
    Dim cb = New OleDbCommandBuilder(da)
    Dim view As New DataView(tables(0))
    source1.DataSource = view
    DataGridView1.DataSource = view

End Sub

Private Sub btnCreate_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnCreate.Click
    If RequiredEntry() = True Then
        Return
    End If
    Try
        Dim cn As New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Ace.Oledb.12.0; Data Source=" & My.Application.Info.DirectoryPath.ToString() & "\BackUp\Database3.Accdb;")

        If cn.State = ConnectionState.Closed Then cn.Open()

        Dim sSQL As String = "insert into [userinfo]([username],[password],[FirstName],[LastName],[Account]) values(@username,@password,@FirstName,@LastName,@Account)"

        Dim cmd As OleDbCommand = New OleDbCommand(sSQL, cn)

        ' UserName
        If txtPassword.Text = txtConfirm.Text Then
            Dim username As OleDbParameter = New OleDbParameter("@username", OleDbType.VarWChar, 50)
            username.Value = txtUser.Text.ToString()
            cmd.Parameters.Add(username)
        Else
            MsgBox("Password not matched")

        End If

        'password
        Dim password As OleDbParameter = New OleDbParameter("@password", OleDbType.VarWChar, 50)
        password.Value = txtPassword.Text.ToString()
        cmd.Parameters.Add(password)

        'First Name
        Dim FirstName As OleDbParameter = New OleDbParameter("@FirstName", OleDbType.VarWChar, 50)
        FirstName.Value = txtFirstName.Text.ToString()
        cmd.Parameters.Add(FirstName)

        ' Last Name
        Dim LastName As OleDbParameter = New OleDbParameter("@LastName", OleDbType.VarWChar, 50)
        LastName.Value = txtLastName.Text.ToString()
        cmd.Parameters.Add(LastName)

        'Account

        Dim Account As OleDbParameter = New OleDbParameter("@Account", OleDbType.VarWChar, 50)
        Account.Value = cboAccount.GetItemText(cboAccount.SelectedItem)
        cmd.Parameters.Add(Account)

        If cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() Then
            cn.Close()
            MessageBox.Show("New User is Added successfully.", "Record Saved")
            Call clear()
            Me.Hide()
            FileMaintenance.Show()

        Else
            MsgBox("New User Addition Failed ", MsgBoxStyle.Critical, "Addition Failed")
            Return
        End If

    Catch ex As Exception
        Exit Sub
    End Try
End Sub
Private Sub NewUser_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyDown
    e.SuppressKeyPress = e.Control
    If e.KeyCode = Keys.Enter Then
        SendKeys.Send("{tab}")
    End If

End Sub

and this is my for delete
Private Sub cmdDelete_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdDelete.Click
    Dim connString As String = "Provider=Microsoft.Ace.Oledb.12.0; Data Source=" & My.Application.Info.DirectoryPath.ToString() & "\BackUp\Database3.Accdb;"
    Dim MyConn As OleDbConnection
    Dim da As OleDbDataAdapter
    Dim ds As DataSet
    Dim tables As DataTableCollection
    Dim source1 As New BindingSource
    Dim rows As String

    Try
        MyConn = New OleDbConnection
        MyConn.ConnectionString = connString
        ds = New DataSet
        tables = (ds.Tables)
        rows = DataGridView1.SelectedRows(0).Cells(0).Value.ToString()
        da = New OleDbDataAdapter("Delete * from [userinfo] where ID=" & rows, MyConn)
        da.Fill(ds, "userinfo")
        Records_Load(sender, e)

    Catch ex As Exception
        MessageBox.Show("cannot delete empty records")
    End Try

how can i edit my data from datagrid view as well in my database
also how can i lock the datagrid from entering fields accidentally

A: Your code is very wrong.  You're retrieving the data correctly in the first place but then you're inserting and deleting incorrectly.
The idea is that you use one data adapter for all four operations, i.e. select, insert, update and delete.  That's why it has SelectCommand, InsertCommand, UpdateCommand and DeleteCommand properties.  You call Fill and it executes the SQL in the SelectCommand to retrieve data into a DataTable.  You are then supposed to make all the changes you want, i.e. insert, update and delete, to the data in that DataTable.  When you're done, you call Update on the data adapter and it will execute the SQL in the InsertCommand, UpdateCommand and DeleteCommand as required to save all the changes back to the database.  Here's an example I wrote a long time ago:
Private connection As New SqlConnection("connection string here")
Private adapter As New SqlDataAdapter("SELECT ID, Name, Quantity, Unit FROM StockItem", _
                                      connection)
Private table As New DataTable

Private Sub InitialiseDataAdapter()
    Dim delete As New SqlCommand("DELETE FROM StockItem WHERE ID = @ID", Me.connection)
    Dim insert As New SqlCommand("INSERT INTO StockItem (Name, Quantity, Unit) VALUES (@Name, @Quantity, @Unit)", Me.connection)
    Dim update As New SqlCommand("UPDATE StockItem SET Name = @Name, Quantity = @Quantity, Unit = @Unit WHERE ID = @ID", Me.connection)

    delete.Parameters.Add("@ID", SqlDbType.Int, 4, "ID")

    insert.Parameters.Add("@Name", SqlDbType.VarChar, 100, "Name")
    insert.Parameters.Add("@Quantity", SqlDbType.Float, 8, "Quantity")
    insert.Parameters.Add("@Unit", SqlDbType.VarChar, 10, "Unit")

    update.Parameters.Add("@Name", SqlDbType.VarChar, 100, "Name")
    update.Parameters.Add("@Quantity", SqlDbType.Float, 8, "Quantity")
    update.Parameters.Add("@Unit", SqlDbType.VarChar, 10, "Unit")
    update.Parameters.Add("@ID", SqlDbType.Int, 4, "ID")

    Me.adapter.DeleteCommand = delete
    Me.adapter.InsertCommand = insert
    Me.adapter.UpdateCommand = update

    Me.adapter.MissingSchemaAction = MissingSchemaAction.AddWithKey
End Sub

Private Sub GetData()
    'Retrieve the data.
    Me.adapter.Fill(Me.table)

    'The table can be used here to display and edit the data.
    'That will most likely involve data-binding but that is not a data access issue.
End Sub

Private Sub SaveData()
    'Save the changes.
    Me.adapter.Update(Me.table)
End Sub

Note that this example was written for SQL Server but you simply swap out all the SqlClient types for OleDb types and it works for Access.
If you want to save changes immediately for some reason then you simply call Update after each change.
By the way, your connection string should be written like this:
Dim connString As String = "Provider=Microsoft.Ace.Oledb.12.0; Data Source=|DataDirectory|\BackUp\Database3.Accdb;"

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6. Do you think account trading should be legal?
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Lily Tuck
Linda, his ex-wife, has gained weight—fifty pounds, he guesses. Her hair, too, is different, a flamboyant poinsettia color. The same color, he imagines, French prostitutes—a cliché portrait he indulges himself in—dye theirs. Linda's is cut short and gelled into spikes. For a moment, he thinks that maybe he has made a mistake and rung the wrong doorbell. Briefly, too, he is reminded of a scene in a movie he saw a long time ago—saw it on TV with Linda, in fact—where the main character, a soldier, played by the French actor Gérard Depardieu, after an absence of eleven years, due to his going off . . .
Patrick Flanery
I do not love him, but I wish I could. We are standing in my bedroom arguing about Bosnia. Two minutes ago, we were talking about mosquitoes. Charles is in his underwear, which is all he wears at night, and his body is covered in angry red sores. It's Christians killing Muslims, I say, showing him a book I'm reading about the Balkans. You don't have any idea what it's about, he shouts, but maybe if you would read that book you'd understand they're killing Catholics, too. I am reading it, I say, it's a new Crusade, the same old hatreds playing out all over again. Charles pulls at his dark hair. I itch, he groans, his voice . . .
The Bulgarian filmmaker Stephan Komandarev loosely adapted the Anton Chekhov story "Misery" as the film Posoki (Directions), which interweaves six vignettes of cabdrivers in modern-day Sofia. It debuted at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival.


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Homelessness: Shouldn't We Just Look After 'Our Own'?
When it comes to housing, most of us just want to sort everyone out because everyone needs a home regardless of who they are. However, occasionally an issue is raised about who the homeless are:
'Are all the homeless people Irish? And if so how can the government find houses for the refugees coming into Ireland and not their own people?'
There are lots of people in high places who benefit from us thinking that the reason for homelessness in Ireland is refugees and other migrants. Or that these people are causing 'us' a big problem. It's understandable why some people believe that, after all the media spreads this message constantly, but it's just not accurate.
Pope to visit Ireland as part of drive to shame women ahead of referendum
In case you missed it, the pope is set to visit Ireland in 2018. Archbishop Eamon Martin has said that this visit will be used to campaign against abortion, and that the church will run a much stronger campaign against it than what they did on marriage equality.
When the pope came to power in 2013 he was hailed and celebrated by liberals as some sort of radical who was single handedly going to bring the church into the 21st century. With statements such as the now famous "who am I to judge?" in regards to LGBT+ people you could almost have been fooled that the liberals were right.
Arlene Foster hides behind misogyny claims after burning 400 million
The northern Ireland parliament, Stormont, is in one of its usual crises. In this latest instance we're talking about a massive fuck up by the DUP whereby Arlene Foster introduced a Renewable Heating Initiative scheme in 2012 which would pay businesses £1.60 for every £1 they spent on heating. This lead to companies heating up empty sheds and barns through the scheme which has amounted to almost half a billion pound being squandered by the so-called political elites. This is one of those crises that has gotten out of control and Stormont is struggling to get a grasp back on things so they've rolled out a bit of sectarianism in the hope that we get outraged about that and not the £490 million that has gone up in smoke.
Amazingly, after watching almost half a billion quid go up in smoke, and branding calls for her to step down after such a monumental fuck up as misogynistic - insulting women who have felt the very real consequences of her and her's party's misogynistic policies - Arlene Foster has put a meme on her facebook page of a guinea pig wearing pink heart shaped sunglasses with the words "can't see all the haters with my love glasses on".
Minister for homelessness says beware of neighbours filling swimming pools in piss poor divide and rule move
You can tell a lot about someone from what they worry about. The Housing Minister Simon Coveney isn't so much worried about people sleeping on the streets at the moment. He is losing sleep about the thought that other people might fill their swimming pools with free water!
Video - support & solidarity to Apollo House occupation
Ireland is in the depths of a severe homelessness crisis, with 7,000 people without a home. With the government refusing to act, some activists in Dublin did. Apollo House was occupied by Home Sweet Home Eire on the 15th December, to intervene in the housing crisis and to save lives.
There are around 190,000 vacant buildings in Ireland, that's 27 houses for every homeless person.
Minister Simon Coveney fails to deliver on Apollo House promises - protests today
It emerged overnight that housing minister Simon Coveney has failed to deliver on the terms he agreed in order to get Home Sweet Home to vacate Apollo House. Protests are taking place outside Apollo house and across the country in response to this betrayal.
Like many other TDs Coveney is a landlord, we know he earns at least 2600 a month from landlordism - it could be a lot more, TDs are only required to declare that there are landlords if they earn more than that figure, they are not required to say how much more. For landlords homelessness plays an essential role in keeping tenants in a state of insecurity and fear, it makes us feel we have no other choice but to pay rent increases.
Hundreds form protection ring around Apollo house as High Court demands evictions
Hundreds of people responded to the High Court demanding the eviction of Apollo House by linking arms to form a protective ring around it. The judge refused the residents an extra week to find accommodation despite the housing minister failing to deliver what had been promised.
Fascists fail to stir hate as Ballaghaderreen says welcome to refugees
The small town of Ballaghaderreen recently found out that it would be welcoming some 82 refugees in the near future. About half of these are minors and most of those are under 12 including 13 under the age of 4. There were the predictable attempts by neo-nazis to whip up hate online and someone even distributed about 80 British fascist leaflets in the town. But rather than hate taking hold the town held a standing room only welcoming meeting last Thursday. We asked one of the organisers, Jessamine O Connor, to tell us how this happened.
Apollo House - well worth fighting for
Yesterday hundreds of people turned out to support the imaginative action which is known to all as Apollo house. Apollo House is the single point of light that emerged from an otherwise dismal year, a centennial year of significance, which gave us so little to be proud of. Homelessness, in spite of being a significant symptom of all that is wrong in our society, is both ignored and tolerated. Fortunately the sight of the homeless masses did not get in the way of the centenary celebrations of what a great little republic we have grown up to be.
The actions of the Irish Housing Network and the alliance of supporters which has become known as Home Sweet Home, has taken over an ugly brutalist building and former dole office on Tara Street, and gave homeless people hope of a fresh start. What it has also done is shone a light on the inhumane bureaucratic approach of this to dealing with people who live on the streets. Getting people who have no bed for the night, to phone a free phone number in order to secure one for a single night, only to be thrown back out into the dark pre-dawn streets to do it all again the next day. Apollo House is the golden lamp that emerges from 2016 – and that's why it has touched the people of Ireland, and been so massively supported. It is an example of what this state should do to support the dispossessed, and would have been a far more fitting tribute than having parades or concerts.
Revolution in Rojava - audio of Dublin launch and discussion by author
Revolution in Rojava" is an eye-witness account on the experience of creating a bottom up social order which actively challenges all forms of oppression and exploitation. The struggle in Rojava (a mostly Kurdish region north of Syria), despite the extent of counterrevolutionary and imperialist forces aligned against it, continues to nurture an autonomous, grassroots resistance across its multiply ethno-religious communities.
Lessons from the Barricade Inn squatted social centre - audio discussion
The Barricade Inn was a squatted social centre in the centre of Dublin. During the peak of its activity over the summer of 2015 hundreds of people were involved in putting on events in the space that thousands of people attended. In this audio we talk to three WSM members who were involved in opening up and running The Barricade about what happened there and what lessons they drew from the experience.
Meaningless election looms at Stormont
With Martin McGuinness resigning as Deputy First Minister and Sinn Fein declining to nominate a deputy first miniter an election is almost certainly going to be called and the electoral circus will once again come to town.
Please excuse this writer's election fatigue - with this being the third election in 12 months on this island - as I begin this short post off with a well used phrase: "Never be deceived that the rich will allow you to vote away their wealth".
The Green and Orange politics of the north almost guarantees us that we will be returned with a Sinn Féin - DUP government, meaning that, yep you guessed it(!), if voting changed anything here it would be illegal.
After the coup - a visit to Istanbul & north Kurdistan - interview with activist researcher
Farah recently visited Istanbul and Northern Kurdistan around Amed / Diyarbakir to interview feminist and Kurdish activists. In this interview on her return to Ireland we talk about the massive repression against the left and Kurdish movement that has seen tens of thousands fired from their jobs and thousands including many of the HDP MPs jailed.
A referendum on the 8th or #strike4repeal on March 8th
Feminists in Ireland are upping their game against the 8th amendment and indeed against the Irish state. The newly formed group, Strike for Repeal, are preparing to 'strike' if a date is not set for a referendum to repeal he 8th Amendment by International Women's day on March 8th.
In a press release the group has said "The strike will not be an industrial strike in the traditional sense but could include taking an annual leave day off work, refraining from domestic work for the day, wearing black in solidarity or staging a walkout during your lunch break. We also encourage any business owners in a position to close their services at no cost to workers, to do so for all or part of the day as a solidarity action."
Trump hates whistle blowers and attacks Chelsea
Meanwhile on Twitter Trump is losing it again. It's really not surprising he'd hate whistle blowers, is it?


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A Border Patrol agent picks up three illegal aliens after Texas state troopers arrested two U.S. citizen smugglers who were transporting them to San Antonio, in Kinney County, Texas, on Oct. 20, 2021. (Charlotte Cuthbertson/The Epoch Times)
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Arrests of Illegal Immigrants at US–Mexico Border Set New October Record
By Zachary Stieber and Charlotte Cuthbertson
November 10, 2021 Updated: November 10, 2021
Apprehensions along the U.S.–Mexico border in October set a new record for the month, unpublished data obtained by The Epoch Times show.
Border Patrol logged about 163,000 arrests of illegal immigrants at the northern and southern borders, according to preliminary data that doesn't include Customs and Border Protection's Office of Field Operations (OFO). While arrests at the U.S.–Canadian border are typically less than 100 each month, the OFO has recently recorded at least 5,096 arrests per month.
While the total apprehensions are down from the previous month, they established a new record for October, easily clearing the 91,410 arrests recorded in October of 1999 and well above the figures seen during recent administrations.
"It's an improvement, but it's still four or five times the level that we saw during the Obama or Trump administrations," Steven Kopits, president of the Princeton Policy Advisors, told The Epoch Times.
Arrests under former President Donald Trump averaged 45,000 per October and arrests under former President Barack Obama averaged 33,000 per October.
The new October record isn't the only one set by the Biden administration. The arrests last month mean the administration has presided over the year with the most arrests, with two months still left to go.
For the full year, Princeton Policy's forecast stands at 1.87 million apprehensions, up from the prior record of 1.61 million set under the Clinton administration in 2000.
A chart shows the number of border apprehensions at the southwest border in recent years. (Courtesy of Princeton Policy Advisors)
A chart shows the annual number of border apprehensions at the southwest border in recent years and the projection that 2021 will set a new record. (Courtesy of Princeton Policy Advisors)
Most of the October apprehensions took place in the always-busy Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol sector in Texas. But agents in other areas also made significant arrests, with the number breaching 22,400 in the Yuma, Arizona, sector.
Illegal border crossings have exploded since President Joe Biden took office in January. The Democrat quickly reversed or altered key Trump-era border security and enforcement policies, including halting the construction of the border wall and stopping the "Remain in Mexico" program. The administration also ended the expulsion of many illegal immigrants despite the COVID-19 pandemic and released hundreds of thousands into the U.S. interior, some without official papers to appear in court.
The Biden administration, which has called Trump-era policies "inhumane" and "cruel," has said its immigration system overhaul will take time to complete.
Vice President Kamala Harris was tapped in March to address the border issue and has said her focus is on the "root causes" of illegal immigration.
Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas has said the agency's three-part plan is to invest in countries that people are leaving, to build "safe, orderly, and humane pathways" for immigration, and rebuild the asylum system and refugee program.
Thousands of illegal immigrants amass in Del Rio, Texas, on Sept. 16, 2021. (Charlotte Cuthbertson/The Epoch Times)
Scores of illegal immigrants have said they've traveled to the United States because of Biden's policies. Mexico's government also appears to have become more lenient with illegal immigrants transiting through since Biden took office.
Many Haitians who crossed into a primitive camp under the international bridge in Del Rio, Texas, recently told The Epoch Times that now was the time to come because it was easier to get in and stay in under Biden. The majority had been living in Chile or Brazil for years.
In addition to the apprehensions in October, there were roughly 50,000 "gotaways," or illegal immigrants who were recorded as evading arrest, according to the unpublished data. An untold number of other illegal immigrants enter the country without being arrested or recorded as having gotten away.
"Those gotaway numbers are higher than I'd have expected—they're equivalent to 30 percent of apprehensions," Mark Kirkorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, told The Epoch Times in an email.
The decline in arrests from September may stem from a decrease in the number of U.S. job openings, Kopits said.
"There are a number of factors. One is that you may be running out of migrants right now—the number of people who wanted to come. It could just be a monthly blip, that happens sometimes. It could be the enforcement's a little bit better than it was. Or it could be that the job market's a little softer," he said. "There's a little bit less opportunity for migrants and so they're slowing down a little bit."
Correction: A previous version of this article misstated when the Biden administration would set a new yearly record. It already has. The Epoch Times regrets the error.
Zachary Stieber
Zachary Stieber covers U.S. news and stories relating to the COVID-19 pandemic. He is based in Maryland.


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College students are not particularly adept at doing fashionable pretty well, and the few ones out there might soon give in to the pressures of meeting deadlines and attending lectures!
Sure, getting through college is tough, but being well dressed doesn't have to be so challenging. Whether you're a guy or a girl attending college or about to begin college soon, we've put together some wardrobe rules that are sure to make college dressing simple and fun for you.
Building a capsule wardrobe is all about paring down your belongings by doing away with unnecessary stuff, leaving behind only essential items that are never going out of fashion. You can limit these basic items to any particular number, and also have a specific capsule wardrobe for each season.
Guys and girls alike can benefit from this method in numerous ways. Considering that you're sure to have a ton of stuff that's lying untouched in your closet, decluttering can help you free up space and store oft used items in an organized manner. Having a minimalistic closet also means you don't waste money accumulating stuff you don't need and time on unimportant things.
To build a capsule wardrobe, start with laying out all your stuff on your bed. Go through each item and sort everything into 4 piles- regularly worn, occasionally worn, never worn in the past 12 months, and trash/recycle. Do away with the last two piles, recycling or mending any items still worth their price.
Make sure you only retain items that look good on you and make you feel good when worn. By having a wardrobe full of things that you love, you'll be able to get dressed quicker and look your best effortlessly.
Focus on developing your own personal style instead of throwing money on trends that will only last for a season or two. While this is easier said than done, once you ace this, you'll not only always make a great first impression on others, but also be able to take on each day with confidence!
If you have favorite style icons, gather inspiration from their dressing game by browsing through their pictures on Instagram or Pinterest. Don't copy looks, but try to identify what works and why. Let your style reflect your creativity and personality while also being appropriate for your environment and lifestyle.
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Getting dressed in a jiffy doesn't have to mean pulling on a baggy pair of jeans and throwing on a hoodie! There's a lot you can do to step out in style without wasting time wondering what to wear.
Keep your wardrobe organized by color and/or type. Also develop a system for stacking or hanging recently worn items so you don't end up wearing the same things over and over again.
Decide on your outfit the night before and lay out all pieces together. Do sort out the accessories too so you're not fumbling for anything in the morning.
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Pack an inner bag containing all your daily essentials. This way, you can shift contents from one handbag into another quickly.
Having an interchangeable wardrobe is a great way to create a number of varied outfits for each day. The secret only lies in ensuring that everything in your wardrobe goes with as many other pieces as possible.
Your capsule wardrobe can easily qualify as an interchangeable one, especially if you have a handful of the basics in neutral colors like black, white, beige, and navy. Neutrals can be paired easily with just about any other color too!
Examine all pieces in your closet and note down missing elements. For example, you might have a skirt/sweater that doesn't go with anything else. Make a list of exactly what you need so you don't end up buying unnecessary stuff.
When you have to choose between two items, go for one that will pair well with more items in your existing wardrobe.
Favor quality over quantity so your purchases can stand repeated cycles of wash and wear.
There's usually so much going on at college all the time, and dressing well shouldn't have to add to the stress! Now that you've read these simple wardrobe rules, we're sure you are heaving a sigh of relief already. So get started on transforming your wardrobe and dress the part for some amazing years of your life!


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If you were asked to sum yourself up in two words, which two would you choose? good dude
Share an interesting fact about you that few people know about. I did a one-man show for my senior theater project. It's only slightly embarrassing thinking back on it.
What are you most proud of? (Hopefully, most of the time) being a good friend, husband, brother, son, and colleague.
Imagine you are stuck in an elevator. Who would you most like to be stuck with? And why? Jim Henson. His creativity and imagination would probably take my mind off being stuck.
Jim Henson, creator of the muppets, with Kermit the Frog
You are featured in the NY Times. What's the headline? How come we haven't heard of this guy before?
Imagine a song played every time you walked into a room. What would yours be? It would be really distracting to have a song play every time I entered a room, I'd probably always lose my train of thought.
If you were an animal, which animal would you be and why? An orangutan. I just think they're cool.
Imagine they made a movie about your life. Which actor would play you? Mike Birbiglia
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The last few months have seen more than 150 piles installed for the tower with another 140 put in place to support the first phase of a podium, which features a two-level central plaza, including world-class F&B outlets, cutting-edge retail spaces and entertainment zones.
The raft foundation - comprising of 2,500 tonnes of steel and over 12,000m3 of concrete - was poured over a continuous 46-hour operation.
"DMCC is laser-focused on delivering Uptown Dubai and the team has worked tirelessly to ensure that the critical foundations supporting the supertall tower were delivered on time and within budget. The announcement today shows the significant progress made towards what will become one of Dubai's most vibrant destinations," said Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman, DMCC.
Earlier this year, DMCC appointed Rockwell Group, a New York-based firm, as the Interior Designer for the supertall tower.
The supertall tower will comprise luxury hotel rooms and suites, high-end restaurants, health spas, extensive conference facilities, grade A offices, and 237 uniquely designed branded residences. DMCC partnered with Accor Hotels' to bring their spirited luxury lifestyle hotel brand, SO/, to the supertall tower – a first in the Middle East.


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"A Call for Unity Towards One Vision, Mission and Goal"
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After dinner was served the second part of the program follows, it was a Raffle Concert. The host was Bong Tolentino, Jell Pring & John Langit. Our Special Guest, the UMC Band lighten the mood and wake up the CYFers with their praise & worship Music Medley. The opening prayer was interpreted to a a song by the Shepherds Choir of Edsa singing Siyahamba, Marching to the light of God. To entertain everyone and serve as an intermission during the raffle talented CYFers shared their talents thru Music serenading everyone (1) The Power of Love by Sheryl Aguilisan & Jan Michael Munoz (2) Sta. Catalina Choir (3) Sta. Cruz Choir (4) Angeles Choir (5) Faith & Yeng Marzo & (6) Erwin Baluyot from Angeles. Thru this performers, the Vision of CYF was seen, The CYF commits itself to the total development of the youth for a more responsive and effective leaders in the Church and the Community. To Illustrate the Mission, we invited the San Pedro Bancal CYF Theater Group to show a drama representation of what is life without God and what is life in hell. The mission of CYF is to help usher in the kingdom of God and the liberation & transformation of church and society. Lastly, the highlight of the activity was the Goal of CYF, and that is Unity to all, we are all on the same boat, the joy of serving God together. This was shown thru a video presentation of all past pictures of CYF activities with a background music of a live performance of Lead Me Lord by Doc Ian and Aznar.
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Ten-year-old Anna Everson is suffering from a brain infection called ADEM (acute disseminated encephalomyelitis).
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 Галан — город и муниципалитет в Колумбии.
 Галан — кантон во Франции, департамент Верхние Пиренеи.
 Галан — коммуна во Франции, департамент Верхние Пиренеи.
 Галан — король пиктов в VI веке.
 Галан, Алехандро (также известный как Джим Лопес; 1912—1979) — аргентинский футбольный тренер.
 Галан, Джанкарло (род. 1956) — итальянский политик.
 Галан, Луис Карлос (1943—1989) — колумбийский журналист и либеральный политик.
 Галан, Хави (род. 1994) — испанский футболист.
 Галан, Хосе Антонио (1749—1781) — руководитель антииспанского восстания в Новой Гранаде.
 Галан, Ярослав Александрович (1902—1949) — украинский советский писатель, драматург, публицист.

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Q: "I have every confidence...." -having trouble understanding the countable 'confidence' here An example from OALD

I have every confidence that this decision will be fully vindicated.

Why is it 'every confidence?'. I dug further checking whether 'confidence' is 'countable'. And I found this on OALD

[countable] (formal) a secret that you tell somebody

The examples follow:

The girls exchanged confidences.  I could never forgive Mike for betraying a confidence.

But then, does the first example mean 'secret'? I'm confused.

A: It's confidence = trust, belief, faith (uncountable abstract mass noun) in OP's OALD citation, not the count noun secret, private communication sense as subsequently quoted.
The every confidence usage is something of an oddity. Note this from an 1869 grammar book...

We should not say We have every confidence in him, because confidence is an abstract noun, and does not mean one of a class of objects. The expression should be I have all confidence in him.

But as every learner should be aware, native speakers don't always respect the "logical" pronouncements of grammarians, and that one has always been largely ignored. More recent "descriptive" grammarians now define the usage as...

Typical uses of every (Pocket Fowler's Modern English Usage, 2nd Ed., 2008)
   ...
2 - with some abstract uncountable nouns referring to a feeling or attitude: [italics mine]
We have every sympathy for their case
I have every confidence in you

Almost exactly the same description of this "valid" usage appears in Harrap's essential English Dictionary, 1996, which specifically targets the needs of Indians learning English.
It's purely my own opinion, but personally I feel this is something of a "post hoc rationalisation" for usages which might really be better described as "idiomatic, fixed expressions". It's also worth noting that the confidence version has held up far more than the sympathy version, which I feel reflects the fact that all such usages are tending to fall into disuse (or at least, they're perceived by native speakers as being somewhat "quirky, old-fashioned, formal").

My advice to learners would be to accept...

have every ["feeling/attitude" abstract noun] in/for/to [the target of that feeling]

...as "valid", but to avoid extending the usage. There's no obvious way of identifying which abstract nouns everyone is happy with (confidence, success), as opposed to more "marginal" versions (sympathy, faith), and completely unacceptable forms (such as ∗I have every love for her).
In practice I imagine that if they think about it at all, most native speakers perceive every in such contexts more as an "intensifier" (I have complete/absolute/total confidence in him), rather than a "quantifier" (I have every/all/many reason/s to trust him).


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Excellent new Place in a clean and calm neighborhood with multiple food locations ridiculously close. The food in the area is gourmet quality and the hostel fits right in without breaking the bank. Close ride to some good clubs and bars but nestled in a quite neighborhood. We had a private room with a key so there was no need for lockers. The beds were two queen sized mattresses (double beds) and were beyond comfortable. We also had our own tv and breakfast was very well set up.
The staff at the desk was a very nice Chilean girl. The location is great and the mixed dorms have private bathrooms. The breakfast was okay but there are to many great options for food near by for that to be a problem. No complaints!
I have mixed feelings about this hostel. On the one hand, it was really cozy, located in a great and safe part of Bogotá, had a great breakfast, and it was super affordable. On the other hand, the environment was a little strange. A lot of guests were actually people that lived there and there wasn't really much of a community vibe (although everyone was friendly). The terrace was cool but no one ever used it. Wifi was spotty but good enough that I could work.
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The staff had lots of washers and dryers sitting around doing nothing but would not offer laundry service to the guests. I had to take my cloths to a dry cleaner 15 blocks away and pay them 65,000 COP to do 1 load of laundry. A 24 hr staff should be able to offer laundry . The building is made of metal and you can hear everything going on. Not sure how often they wash the sheets but I never saw it. If you do stay here you must have an Empanada from the lady 2 doors down they are the best.
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At the turn of the 20th Century, the practice of Botanical and Homeopathic medicine was too great a competition for allopathic doctors. Fundamentally, the AMA was formed to drive this competition under. This is very well documented in Coulter's book above. Those responsible were after a monopoly within the art and science of healing. It continues today in magazines, the onslaught of television advertisements and so-called medical experts associated with a television network. Like the proverbial frog being placed in cold water then heating it up slowly to cook it, the medical system has, over the years, introduced all sorts of propaganda. It's designed to convince and train the public that not only are herbs, vitamins and other food nutrients ineffective, they are dangerous.
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In the late 1840's, the Eclectic school of medicine was formed by the merging of herbalists (known as Botanics) and "Thomsonians". The latter were a group of practitioners advocating the philosophy of Samuel Thomas. His approach involved steam baths and the use of native American herbs, especially Lobelia root (Lobelia inflata). The herbalists used native plants but included many from Europe as well. It is from their writings and practical experience, and that of American Indians, we have gleaned information on the activity of botanicals commonly used today.
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1. Heat oil in a large, high-sided skillet over medium heat. Add pancetta; cook, stirring, until lightly browned, 6–8 minutes. Add pepper; cook until fragrant, about 2 minutes more. Increase heat to medium-high; add garlic, carrots, and onions and cook, stirring occasionally, until soft, about 6 minutes. Add chile flakes; cook for 1 minute. Stir in tomatoes, reduce heat to medium-low, and simmer, stirring occasionally, until sauce thickens and flavors meld, 20–25 minutes. Season with salt; keep warm.
2. Bring a 6-qt. pot of salted water to a boil. Add pasta and cook until just al dente, 6–8 minutes. Reserve 1?2 cup pasta water; drain pasta. Heat reserved sauce over medium heat. Add pasta and reserved water; cook, tossing, until sauce clings to pasta, 2–3 minutes. Add 1?2 cup Pecorino; toss. Divide between serving bowls; serve with remaining Pecorino. Top with threds of basil if desired.


Material type: Book; Format: print ; Literary form: Not fiction Publisher: Reading, Mass. Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc. 1964Availability: Items available for loan: Vikram Sarabhai Library [Call number: 657.07 A6E8-1] (4). Lost (1).
by Blake, Robert R | Mouton, Jane Srygley.
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Senior citizens participating in RMN Foundation campaign to stop extended construction and pollution in Delhi.
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Supreme Court balks at automatic warrantless searches when police are in 'hot pursuit' for lesser crimes
John Fritze
-USA Today
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Wednesday declined to give police the automatic power to enter homes without a warrant when they're in "hot pursuit" for a misdemeanor crime, ruling against an officer who charged a man with DUI after slipping under his garage door.
The case involved a California man whom a police officer attempted to pull over 100 feet from his driveway. Instead of stopping his car, the man drove into his garage and shut the door – later claiming he didn't see the patrol car behind him. The officer entered the man's garage, questioned him and charged him with DUI.
The court's ruling was unanimous, but several justices wrote concurring opinions to offer their separate legal reasoning.
"On many occasions, the officer will have good reason to enter – to prevent imminent harms of violence, destruction of evidence, or escape from the home," Associate Justice Elena Kagan wrote for the court. "But when the officer has time to get a warrant, he must do so – even though the misdemeanant fled."
When an officer doesn't have time to get a warrant, police – and courts – must review the circumstances on a case-by-case basis rather than assuming that a warrantless search is permitted, the court held.
"The need to pursue a misdemeanant does not trigger a categorical rule allowing home entry, even absent a law enforcement emergency," Kagan wrote.
Chief Justice John Roberts, in a concurring opinion joined by Associate Justice Samuel Alito, agreed with sending the case back to lower courts to reassess the specific circumstances. He disagreed with the conclusion that a police officer chasing a suspect needed to evaluate constitutional principles in real time.
Roberts started his opinion with a hypothetical scene of a police officer giving chase as a suspect leaps over a fence and stands in a private front yard. The court's opinion, Roberts wrote, would require an officer to stop and consider whether the suspect would be charged with a felony or a misdemeanor before following over the fence.
"The Constitution does not demand this absurd and dangerous result. We should not impose it," Roberts wrote. "We have never held that whether an officer may enter a home to complete an arrest turns on what the fleeing individual was suspected of doing before he took off."
Police are generally required to have a warrant to enter someone's home under the Fourth Amendment's prohibition on "unreasonable searches." Courts have allowed exceptions when an officer is in "hot pursuit" of a suspect believed to have committed a felony. In the case at hand, police could point only to his failure to stop, a misdemeanor.
Though the difference may seem academic, civil liberty groups were concerned the case could vastly expand police powers because of the breadth of misdemeanor charges. Groups that advocate against drunken driving were concerned a ruling the other way could allow intoxicated drivers to escape punishment by simply pulling into a private space and sobering up while police waited outside to obtain a warrant.
Five state supreme courts held a misdemeanor pursuit justifies a warrantless home entry, and three state courts and two federal appeals courts said the issue must be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. The case came to the Supreme Court during a period of heightened scrutiny of police after high-profile cases of misconduct.
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of murder in April in the death of George Floyd and is set to be sentenced Friday.
Fourth Amendment questions have long divided the Supreme Court in unexpected ways. Liberal Associate Justice Stephen Breyer, for instance, has joined conservatives in such disputes, and Associate Justice Antonin Scalia, a stalwart conservative, sometimes sided with liberals when he was on the court.
Last fall, Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch called a ruling in Vermont allowing game wardens to peer inside a garage without a warrant an "error." Gorsuch, a conservative, was joined by liberal Associate Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Kagan.
The case came to the Supreme Court after the California Supreme Court declined to hear it, allowing a lower court's ruling that sided with police to stand.
c. USA TODAY


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