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The Letter Accessed By India Today Reveals That Michel Had Access To The PMO And Details Of Manmohan Singh's Meeting With Respect To The Chopper Deal And His Plan.
The report came even as the Enforcement Directorate told the Patiala court on Saturday that Michel has named Mrs Gandhi. The probe agency told the court that Michel also spokenthe "next prime minister of the country." The ED also said Michel has identified how the and the VVIP chopper deal was offered to Tata instead. The ED also sought to ban Michel's lawyer's access to him alleging he is being tutored from outside.
The letter also reveals that Michel was constantly getting information about the status of meetings of the government. It shows that Michel was aware of details of a meeting between Manmohan Singh and then-US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
"Within three working days of that meeting you will be given a date to come and finalise. When we last spoke you asked which year we would sign and I fully understood your frustration as I had stated that it would be concluded in July," he said, and asked if he could now explain what went wrong.


When John Bradley flatpicks his guitar, belting out “Will the Circle Be Unbroken” with local jammers, you’d declare he must be a good ol’ country boy. And you wouldn’t be wrong. He’s a true southern gentleman. From Michigan.
He has “preacher hair,” always neatly in place, and it tops off his usual ensemble while playing: a t-shirt emblazoned with his custom guitar brand name,“Redneck Guitars,” khakis, and either red tennis shoes, or shoes with red laces.
But since that was nearly 40 years ago, Greenville must have grown on him.
Bradley is the bass player in a trio called Harmony Grits that meets on Sundays and includes guys he’s played with for 40 years in various bands, brothers Danny and John Wiens. He also plays guitar with the St. James Jammers and a Jammers subgroup with Jim Joseph, Leslie Bowman, and Mamie Dixon, the Back Porch Players.
Bradleyluthier, building his own signature brand of instruments: Redneck Guitars. And it’s literal; the neck of each guitar is red, to reinforce the brand. Sometimes when he walks into a rehearsal, his friends will say, “Here comes two Rednecks!” meaning of course, the instrument and the man.
In addition to building new instruments with their distinctive red detailing, Bradley also restores and modifies instruments.
Bradley also maintains a Redneck Youtube channel featuring his music and many of the gifted musicians who have visited his shop.


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Naturalization Through Smpact of Recent Changes in American Immigration Policy
Recently, Military.com ran an Associated Press story about the Army quietly discharging immigrant recruits. I found this story particularly troubling both because immigration is a hot-button political issue impacting families all over this country and the idea of a pathway to citizenship for those who demonstrate their loyalty through service is, in my humble opinion, a just and honorable thing how the Department of Defense is implementing these separations and how these things could impact military members in all branches.
Who’s being impacted most?
T but, after doing some research, the answer has become less than obvious. Currently it appears that the primary group impacted are those who have signed a contract but not yet made it to boot camp. Less impacted are those members that have completed boot camp and are currently serving (although they can still be impacted as I will explain shortly).
Security Clearance seems to be the key!
Immigration status is still important but not as important as you may think. First, let us remember that all members of the military must have a security clearance. This is nothing new. That requirement has been in place for many years and, at least historically, it has been relatively easy (much easier than a civilian) to get the proper CAF (Central Adjudication Facility) to sign-off on that clearance. Part of the inquiry required for that sign-off has to do with one’sForeign Contacts. Basically, adjudicators must decide if there is any evidence that might lead one to have concerns regarding a recruit’s ability to be trusted with sensitive or classified information. How does this have anything to do with immigration? Well…
Let’s assume you are here seeking citizenship from Pakistan. You enlist in the Military prior to the repealNow you are being vetted for your security clearance and, lo and behold, you have significant family and other foreign contacts in Pakistan. Not a big surprise, right? The military surely knew that when you went in to see the recruiter, so why do they have an issue with it now? The answer seems to be “technically” the military doesn’t have an issue but tdoes.
So, ultimately, it is the denial of the security clearance that is resulting in the separation and not a direct action on the part of the particular service. Being “cleared” is a requirement for service and deployment eligibility. Failure to obtain or maintain a clearance makes a service member non-deployable and potentially subjects them to administrative separation.
Appeal…aggressively and routinely. Regardless of the basis for the ADSEP there are several ways you can challenge it. The Discharge Review Boards and the Boards of Corrections are great places to start. These boards generally have the ability to review the discharge action and correct mistakes. Also, there is the possibility to appeal the security clearance adjudication. Although these opportunities are rare, a positive response to the Adjudicators may just put their concerns at ease.
Overall, in, that you contact someone who is familiar with these processes. There is no doubt that this issue is going to get worse. The important part is to keep fighting for what is right. Giving up and letting the government win is not the answer. If you or someone you know is facing separation based upon immigration status or citizenship, or any other reason, give us a call, we can help.


American State Bank creatn who own their own business or hold a leadership role in their business. I recently presented at the 2017 American State Bank Women in Business event alongside Interstates CEO, Scott Peterson. Over 70 women leaders and business owners from the Sioux Center area gathered to network and learn more about effective leadership.
During the event, Scott and I led a group discussion on leading the Interstates way. Scott explained the idea behind balanced leadership and how we can balance humility and curiosity with confidence and courage. We then spent some time determining where the attendees landed on the continuum of humility/curiosity vs. confidence/courage. Additionally, we challenged the attendees to identify areas where they could improve and push themselves closer to the middle of the continuum. At Interstates, we have a strong feedback culture. Therefore, Scott and I explained the importance of providing and accepting plus and delta feedback. As a leader, t.
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This blog post was written by Catherine Bloom.


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South Kelsey Hall moated site
Name: South Kelsey Hall moated site
Parish: South Kelsey
The moated site and associated features at South Kelsey Halle establishment of the post- medieval hall complex, including gardens, on the moated site demonstrate the continued importance of the site over a period of at least 600 years. Gardensn of the wealthy and to complement high status houses. They reflect the social expectations, aspirations and tastes of the period. Associated with a well-known family the complex, together with the Civil War gun emplacement,high status component of the post-medieval landscapend surface. As a result ofremainsd earthworks situated at South Kelsey Hall. In the earlier medieval period the land was in the possession of the priory of Winghale, which lay 1.5km to the south west. It is in the early 14th century, after the priory's lands were seized by the Crown, that the moated site at South Kelsey is believed to have been constructed, overlying earlier arable fields. The land was granted to King's College Cambridge in 1441 and subsequently passed to Trinity College; it later passed to the Hansard family and by the early 16th century was in the possession of the Ayscough family. A new hall and gardens are thought to have been constructed within the moated site at about this time. A walled forecourt, entered by an arched gateway and flanked by octagonal turrets, formed the approach to the new hall. The house served as one of the principal residences of the Ayscough family until the end of the 17th century.
During the Civil War the house, occupied by a leading local Parliamentarian, Sir Edward Ayscough, was attacked by the Royalists. At the end of the 17th century it passed by marriage to the Thornhagh family who resided there  hall was largely demolished and replaced on approximately the same site by the present farmhouse, although the remains of the former hall will survive as a buried feature on the northern side of the farmhouse.
One of the mid-16th century octagonal turrets, altered during the 19th century and reused as a dovecote, still stands; it is Listed Grade II. Part of a mid- 16th century gateway, including a moulded ashlar arch and jambs now forms part of an outbuilding. The gateway is also Listed Grade II. The turret, the gateway, the present farmhouse, known as South Kelsey Hall, together with its adjacent yard and farm buildings lie outside the area of scheduling.
The moated site takes the form of two moated islands, with external banks. The principal, western island, measuring 110m by 100m, is enclosed by a water-filled moat on the north, west and south. The broad southern moat arm measures up to 20m in width and is believed to have been widened to create a garden feature during the 16th century. The eastern moat arm, now infilled, survives as a buried feature; it was crossed by a causeway leading to the former hall, which faced east. The remains of the forecourt, to the east of the hall, and the gardens to the west will survive as buried features. A 1591 survey of Sir Ayscough's land noted a manor house, garden, orchard and court enclosed by a moat, together with an eastern moated island.
The adjoining eastern island measures 100m by 80m and is enclosed by a moat which is water-filled to the south; to the east and north it is partly infilled but visible as a shallowe interior of the island is marked by low earthwork remains including building platforms. At the south western corner of the eastern island a causeway crosses the southern moat arm providing the principal access to the moated site which in turn led to the causeway which formed the main approach to the former hall on the western island. On the south side of, and parallel to, the southern moat arm are the remains of an east-west road, lined by a ditch to the south, which would have served as the principal access to the moated site. Another road, known as Park Lane, formerly ran along the western moat arm, although its course is no longer visible.
Immediately to the south of the east-west road, at the south western corner of the principal moat, is a ditched and banked enclosure believed to represent the remains of a gun emplacement dating from the Civil War. The enclosure, measuring about 10m in width, is bounded on three sides by a bank, standing up to 1.5m above the surrounding ground level, and an external ditch, up to 8m in width, leaving the northern side open. On the opposite side of the road, lining part of the broad southern moat, is a large bank, about 60m long and 14m wide, which together with the gun emplacement to the south was used to defend the approach to the house during the Civil War.
The moated site was established over earlier ridge and furrow cultivation, which survives to the north, east and south of the moat. The ridge and furrow is included in the scheduling on the south and east sides where its archaeological relationship with the moated site and associated earthworks is preserved. A further external bank, lying at the north east corner of the moat, is thought to be associated with subsequent cultivation.
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Bread Basket Cafe & Bakery is my favorite breakfast spot in Danville. The restaurant is located in a house and it has a charming and cozy atmosphere, which makes it an ideal way to start the morning on the right track.
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My friend ordered the Iced Honey Jin Citron because she was a little under the weather. She had it before when it was hot but never tried it iced. I had a sip of it and it was amazing!I can't quite describe it into words but it has a sweet ginger, lemony taste that's a bit like lemonade. It's one of those things you have to try yourself!
I ordered the Fruit Parfait the first time I went because I had a little obsession with parfaits for a little while. I'm not talking about the ones you find at McDonalds or Tim Hortons, I'm talking about REAL parfaits with yogurt, whipped cream, fruit, ice cream and crunchy granola. The combination of everything worked well together and even though they used some canned fruit, I didn't care. It's so delicious!I'll definitely try the chocolate one next time!
I didn't personally try the Strawberry Jam and Whipped Cream Waffle Sandwich but my friend who did couldn't stop raving about it!She said it was warm and fluffy and the jam was melted so that it too was nice and warm. I have to try this myself as well!
I plan on trying everything on their menu since it's not too big and I've already been back three times so it's only a matter of time!


To the Green-Eyed Lovebird: We So when temptation makes its siren's call inside a hotel bar, I answer. How hard could it be? Escorting rich, powerful women around town? Besides, I'll do anything. My daughter's uncertain future hangs in the balance. A simple mistake invites a ghost from the past back into my life.


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Are Future Harvest's nutrients organic?
No, We use organic materials whenever possible but in most instances there are no organic products that would suit our purposes, phosphate fertilizers are a good example since there are no soluble sources of organic phosphorus.
My GrowBoss is showing an inaccurate reading. What do I do?
The GrowBoss probes need to be maintained in order to sustain accurate readings. Some common practices we recommend is to clean the probes once every 2 weeks with some distilled water and a Q-tip. Try not to keep the probes submersed in a nutrient solution for too long or else salts will accumulate inside the probe. It's recommended to calibrate the GrowBoss every 3-4 weeks.
Generally, both liquid and powdered fertilizers do not have an expiry date, however they do degrade over time. A bottle of nutrients 10 years old would be less effective as a bottle 2 years old. To maximize results, we recommend to use your product within the first 2 years.
What happened to Sunblaster Lighting?
Can I pay using a different method?
No, at this time we only accept credit card payments and paypal payments online.
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Transactions on our website are in Canadian Dollars. You can change the currency on our home page to view US Dollars, however when you checkout your order, it will show the final total in Canadian Dollars.
My order says it has been fulfilled however the tracking number does not show any information.
Your order becomes marked as fulfilled from the moment it's been boxed up in our warehouse awaiting for the courier to pick it up. Once the courier scans the package, your tracking details will then appear.
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A former State Senator from Montana picked up clay shooting as a way to relieve stress. Michael Taylor is among those competing at Claythorne Lodge in Columbus at the US Open Championships.


Miguel Ángel Pavón García (Madrid, 29 de setembre de 1965) és un polític espanyol especialment conegut per la seua defensa de l'ecologia i els drets civils.
El 2018 la seua formació política va ser favorable a la investidura d'una candidata socialista però aquesta candidatura no va sumar els vots suficients i el Partit Popular va tornar al govern municipal.


in Kanha National Park, I meet with Ram Kumar Shyam, an artist from Patangarh village. As I admire his stunning paintings, he tells me how, traditionally, Gond artists used natural colours made from flowers and leaves. From the walls of homes, Gond art has now shifted to paper and canvas, and acrylic and watercolours are the medium of choice. The process is painstaking. A small painting takes him a whole day to create, while more elaborate works might take up to three days. Each piece is unique. Mahua trees, the tiger, the barasingha, chital, and different birds form the subjects of the paintings. The landscape of Madhya Pradesh and the community’s interaction with the jungle’s inhabitants is the consistent theme.
Ram Kumar, also known as Jhabbu Shyam, tells me about his process. “I first use a black pen to outline the subjects. Then I choose a pattern to fill it in, and finally, I add colour,” he says.
To me, the most striking feature of his art is the intricate, painstakingly drawn patterns that detail each life form on the canvas. Dots, dashes, and curved lines are common designs.
Elements of nature detailed with repeating patterns are the most recognizable feature of Gond art. At the Kanha Museum of Life and Art at Singinawa Jungle Lodge, I come across several stunning pieces in vivid shades of red, blue, and green. I study the decorative patterns that fill the images of animals, birds, and trees. To me, the designs resemble peacock feathers and drops of rain.
Keen to know more about what these patterns signify, I pick up a book called Signature: Patterns in Gond Art. I’m fascinated to learn that many Gond artists have a signature design they use to add detail to their images. To develop this signature pattern, farms and forests playing the muse. Artist Mohan Shyam fills his images with rows of ears of corn. Suresh Kumar prefers the motif of fish scales and water droplets. Flipping through the book, I learn about different artists’ trademark patterns: young paddy shoots, a creeping line of spiders, marks on the earth from a ploughed field, ants swarming a sliced potato. For the Gond community, art is everywhere in nature, and nature is in their art.
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Visit MP Tourism </s> The uncertainty surrounding India's World Cup match(es) against arch-rivalseffectively overshadowed the run-up to the limited-overs series against visiting Australia.
The series involving will be India's final international outing before the mega-event in England and Wales. And it serves as the audition for the World Cup hopefuls.
World Cup Audition For Pant And Shankar
Virat Kohli, who is back after a well-deserved three-week break, will be keeping a keen eye on the hopefuls when India take on Australia. And the series-opening T20I match at Visakhapatnam will give the skipper and the team think tank the first glimpse of how the team is shaping up.
With most of the spots confirmed in the World Cup squad, the first T20I match at Visakhapatnam on Sunday will be served as the audition for the hopefuls, like flambouyanVijay Shankar.
Shankar has shown that he could be explosive with the bat and the question will be how effective he can be with the ball.
Bumrah Bolsters Bowling Attack
With the return of India's no 1 pacer Jasprit Bumrah, the bowling department that distinctly lacked sting against New Zealand, will be bolstered.
Time To Settle Some Score
But more than that the series will be a dress rehearsal for the World Cup as Kohli would look to make a final assessment before heading to World Cup in May.
Focus On Captain Kohli
Kohli will look to straightway be back among the runs after a sterling 2018 where he ended the year with an astounding 2735 runs from 38 matches across formats.
He scored 1202 runs in ODIs at a jaw-dropping average of 133.55 in 14 innings and the fact that he converted his scores into six centuries and three fifties speak volumes of his batsmanship.
KohliNews From Aussie Camp
Player of the Tournament D'Arcy Short).
The dynamic left-handed opener Short will look to improve his stats on the turning pitches and relaunch his career giving them a good start.
Australia: Aaron Finch (c), D'Arcy Short, Pat Cummins, Alex Carey (w.
Match starts at 7PM


In the three years since Nettle’s department overhauled its training program, more changes have occurred. Nettle and his team have responded by continuing to rethink their approach to training and education for maintenance and engineering technicians.
“Now I have to train my guys to convert over,” Nettle says. “I look at my staff and identify my core guys that I need to get embedded in medical office buildings because, even though I don't have a lot of them, I’m gaining more of it because that’s where the future is. I’ve got to prepare these guys for these future needs so as changes come about, they’re prepared to be able to deal with the industrial and (medical office buildings), which we didn’t have before.
In addition to revamping the department’s training and education program, Nettle says he also has placed greater emphasis on licenses and credentials for technicians.


Today is April 19. On this day in 1775,effectively began the American Revolution. Also on this day, in 1943, against odds by any definition impossible, the the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising began.
Here is a word root worksheet on the Greek root nephr/o. It means kidney. Hence, the medical specialist who deals with kidneys is a nephrologist.


Baba Saheb Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar was born in the city of Mahu city military camp in Madhya Pradesh, on date 14 April 1891, according to the date of the present day of Madhya Bharat Pradesh ie date of British India.ima Bai. These were the last of the 14 children of their parents. Their family belonged to the Hindu caste Mahar, then considered to be untouchables. People used to discriminate them and they had to face many problems at that time.
At that time, Ambedkar’s family believed Kabir Panth and his family belonged to Marathi origin, which belongs to the Ambedwe village in Maharashtra Ratnagiri district.Ramji Sakpal, father of Bhimrao Ambedkar, used to work in the Mahu Cantonment of the Indian Army and, while doing his job here, he reached the post of Subedar.
In his childhood, Bhim Rao was very clever in studies but due to his caste, Baba Saheb had to face much torture in school. His father got married to Jijabai in the year 1898.
How was Ambedkar named?
His father wrote Bhima Ramji Ambavadekar, the name of Bhimrao in the Guermanmant High School of Satara. Ambedkar’s childhood name was Bhiva. Bhim ji’s father had written Amandavkar instead of writing the surname, but the name of Kukki Amandava was related to his village. A teacher of the school, Shri Krishna Mahadev had great affection for Bhima Rao. He removed ‘Ambedkar’ by the name of Baba Saheb and added the name ‘Ambedkar’ as the Asan. That is why Baba Saheb Bhima Rao is known as ‘Ambedkar’.
Ambedkar ji entered the first class of English in Govermment High School on Rajvada Chowk in Satara city on 7th November 1900. This school is now known as Pratap Singh High School. This is where Ambedkarji’s education started. Keeping this in mind, ie, 7th November, the Student’s Day is celebrated in Maharashtra. In the school, his name was written “Bhiva Ramji Ambedkar”. When it passed the fourth grade of English, everyone was very happy and they were honored at a public function because Ambedkar was related to a untouchable caste. Pleased with this achievement of Baba Saheb, his grandfather Keluskar ji gave him the ‘Biography of Buddha’ award written by himself.
In 1907, Bhimrao passed the Class X and the next year he took admission in Elphinston College, which was affiliated to Bombay University. It was the first person to study on such a high peak in his own caste.
In 1913, he was given a scholarship of Baroda State $ 11.50 per month for 3 years to get undergraduate education under a scheme introduced by Sayajirao Gaikwad III (Gaakwad of Baroda). Through this scheme Baba Saheb went toy in the United States at the age of 22. Here, they are friends with Parsi friend Naval Bhatna. In the year 1915, he passed the Master’s degree in Economics with the post of Postgraduate i.e. MA in which other subjects wereBabasaheb also presented his research work on the topic of Ancient Indian Commerce (Asian Indians).
In 1916, he did his second research work for ty and went to London.
In 1916, Baba Saheb conducted his third research on “He was awarded PhD in 1927 by publishing his research work correctly.Bhim Rao Ambedkar’s first published pamphlet was a research paper entitled “Castes in India: His System, Origin and Development”.
Bhim Rao ji went to London in 1916 Here, he took admission in the Barrister Course in Gray’s Inn. Along with this, he got admitted to the London School of Economics. Hthe scholarship granted by the state government of Baroda ended, so he had to come back to his home in the middle of his studies temporarily leaving the school.
They were given 4 years’ time to complete their thesis. After coming back to India, he started working as a military secretary in Baroda state again. Their life changed again due to discrimination which made them very disappointed and for this reason they left their job. After this he started working as a writer and private tutor. After some time, Baba Saheb was given College of Commerce and Economics in Mumbai.
With the help of his Parsi friend and Sahu Maharaj of Kohlapur and some personal savings in 1920, Babasaheb went back to England to complete his studies again. In 1921, he completed his MSc studies. During this time, he presented “provincial decentralization of royal finance in British India”, i.e. provincial d ‘Search Bland. In 1922, he was given a Barrister-at-Lodge degree in the Gray’s Inn, and during this time he got permission to enter the Barrister in the British Bar. In 1923, he completed his D.Sc (Doctor of Science) degree in Economics. At the time, his thesis was on “Problems of Rupees: Its Origin and Its Solution” i.e. “The Problem of the Rupee: It’s Origin and Its Solution”.
After completing his studies from London, Bhimrao Ambedkar stayed in Germany for 3 months. Here he Bonn. But because of lack of time, he could not stay in the university for a long time.
Baba Saheb was required to serve him because Ambedkar had received education from the state of Baroda. For this, he was appointed military secretary of Maharaj Gaikwad. Heleft them jobless. Seeing this concern of his growing family, he again tried to do some work to run his livelihood, for this Babasaheb started working as a writer and as a personal teacher, Also started the investment consulting business. But all their customers started to discriminate with them.ics atere the students treated them well but other professors refused to drink water with them and asked them to arrange separate water for them. Seeing all this, Baba Saheb was very sad.
Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar was called to give evidence to Southborough Committee preparing for “Government of India Act 1919” as a major scholar of India. During the sanyadi here, Babasaheb advocated
In 1927 Babasaheb decided to start a big and active movement against the discrimination against the Dalits. Through this movement Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar tried to open public resources for drinking to all the communities of the society. There was a lot of struggle for the entry of Dalits into Hindu temples. He initiated a satyagraha in which Dalit communities fought to give more water to the tasty pond of Mahad city.
Kalaram Temple Satyagraha started in 1930 by Bhimrao Ambedkar. 15000 people gathered in the movement during this period Then the Dalit men went to the Kalaram temple for the first time to see God. When all these people reached the Kalaram temple, Brahmin officers closed the entrance to the temple for these people.
So far, the doctor Bhimrao Ambedkar had become the face of India’s untouchable political figure. During this time, Bhimrao also criticized the Indian National Congress and Mahatma Gandhiji. On both of these was Bhimrao alleging that Gandhi believed Dalits only as the object of compassion. During the first Round Table Conference of a Dalit class in London on August 8, 1930, Bhimrao kept his political views in front of the world. According to them, the protection of the oppressed class is free from both the Congress and the government.
Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar criticized the Salt Satyagraha run by Gandhi and Congress. He was also invitedre was considerable debate with Gandhiji on the issue of giving separate electorate to the Dalits in this conference, but agreed with the views of British doctor Bhimrao Ambedkar. Gandhiji believed that if the Dalits were given separate electorates then the division of Hindu society would be divided. Gandhiji believed that for the upper castes to forget the discrimination against the dalits, they need a change of heart and some years should be given for this. But this point of view of Gandhi proved completely wrong when the upper caste Hindus continued to discriminate against Dalits even after several decades of Poona Pact.
By agreeing to Ambedkar’s views in 1932, the British announced the separation of Dalits and untouchables separately. The Communal Award was announced by the views held in the Round Table Conference.
He also said that Gandhi is not an immortal person, how many people are born and die in India. I can not just leave the interests of Dalits to save Gandhi’s life. Due to this fasting, Gandhi’s health was constantly getting worse. There was a lot of crisis on Gandhi’s life, due to this, the whole Hindu society started opposing Bhimrao Ambedkar.
Given the increasing pressure of Hindus, Bhimrao Ambedkar moved to Yerwada Jail on September 24, 1932. There was a settlement between Ambedkar and Gandhi in jail which was later renamed Poona Pact. Under this agreement, Bhimrao talked about giving up the right of separate election to the Dalits in the Communal Award. Apart from this, Bhimrao increased the number of 78 seats in the Communal Award to 148. At the same time, for the dalit community, the funds received for education were regulated in every province and recruitment of people of the dalit class in government jobs, without any discrimination. By doing so Mahatma Gandhi broke his death fast and saved his life. Bhimrao Ambedkar was not happy with this agreement, he termed Gandhiji’s fast as a play to keep the Dalits deprived of their rights. He expressed his resentment towards Poona Pact in a book titled ‘State of Minority’.
Baba SahebHis grandfather’s name was Malu Ji Sakpal. Their mother Bhima Bai died in her childhood, so her mother Meerabai handled them. Meerabai was the elder sister of her father. On the advice of his sister, his father got married again with Jijabai so that the children could bring Bhimrao to good work. While studying in class 5, Bhimrao Ambedkar married Ramabai.
Bhimrao said that his life is made up of three followers and three gurus. His three adventures, that is, were gods – knowledge, self respect and devotion. And they named the three great men as their Guru, the first names are Gautam Budh, the second name is Sant Kabir, and the third name is Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phule.
Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar was appointed Principal of Government Law College on October 13, 1935. While working on this post, he worked for 2 years. After the death of the founder of Ramjas College, Shri Rai Kedarnath, he worked as the chairperson of the governing body in this college. Bhimrao started living in Mumbai, he built a three-storey house in Mumbai. In this house, he had a private library with more than 50,000 books. At that time it was the world’s largest private library.
The independent Labor Party was founded by Bhimrao Ambedkar in 1936, which won 13 seats in the central assembly elections in 1937. On May 15, 1936, Ambedkar published his book ‘Annihilation of Cast’ (destruction of caste system), which was based on a research paper he wrote in New York. In this publication, Bhimrao had criticized caste system and Hindu religious leaders. In this, he strongly condemned the call of Harijan by Gandhi to the untouchables.
Bhimrao Ambedkar worked as Labor Minister from 1942 to 1946 for the Defense Advisory Committee and the Executive Council of Viceroy.
Bhimrao Ambedkar was a major contributor to India’s independence.
During the Lahore Resolution of the Muslim League demanding Pakistan, Dr. BR Ambedkar wrote a book titled “Thoughts on Pakistan” in which the concept of Pakistan was described from all aspects. In the Babasaheb, the Muslim League rejected the demand for a separate country Pakistan for Muslims. He suggested that to bridge the Muslim and non-Muslim majority constituencies, the borders of Bengal and Punjab should be redone to redefine them. According to scholar Venkata Dhalipal, the Thought on Pakistan book has kept Indian politics for a decade. Dr. BR Ambedkar was strongly against the divisive strategy of the Muslim League and Mohammad Ali Jinnah. Mohammed Ali Jinnah had said that Muslims and Hindus should make the country. If this is not done then there will be caste nationalism to lead the country, which will lead to more violence in the country.
In 1946, Bhimrao Ambedkar’s party, the All India Scheduled Caste Federation (RCF) did not perform well in the election held for the Constituent Assembly. After this, Bhimraowhere the Muslim League was in power.
The first Indian Lok Sabha election of 1952, Bhimrao fought with Bombay North but the Congress party’s candidate Narayan Kajolkar won here.
Ambedkar became a member of the Rajya Sabha in 1952. Bhimrao again contested from Bhandara in the by-election of 1954, but he lost again and again the Congress party won again. This led to the death of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar in the second general election till 1957.
Bhimrao said that there is no point in having such a religion in which there is no value of humanity. Who does not allow people of their own religion to get religious education, obstruct their job, humiliate the matter, even the right to drink water. There is no point in living in this religion . Ambedkar did not make any determination to leave Hinduism for the destruction of any kind of hostility or Hindu religion, but he did with some of the fundamental principles which had no synergies in Hindu religion. During a conference on October 13, 1935 in Yeola near Nashik, Ambedkar announced a change of religion.
He also asked his followers to adopt another religion other than Hinduism. He told this to people in many public meetings of India. Following this announcement of the conversion of Bhimrao, the Nizam of Islam and many Christian missionaries from Hyderabad, lured him for crores of rupees to come to his religion, but Bhimrao rejected all the temptations. He always wanted that the economic condition of the downtrodden should be improved but not dependent on the money of others, but due to their hard work and organized, the situation should improve. Bhimrao wanted to adopt a religion whose center is ethics and human beings, in it there is freedom equality and fraternity. Bhimrao would never want to be included in such religion, which is a slave of touching and different mentality. He also did not want to adopt religion like that in which superstitions and hypocrisy are full.
Gandhi used to criticize Bhimrao greatly in the Congress, but despite the fact that after the independence of India on August 15, 1947, Congress formed the government, he made Bhimrao Ambedkar the first law and justice minister of the country. Bhimrao Ambedkar was appointed president on August 29, 1947 for constitution draft draft for the creation of a new constitution of independent India. The Constitution which was prepared by Bhimrao has provided constitutional guarantee and protection of civil liberties for individual citizens. In it, he was involved in ending the untouchability, eliminating all forms of religion’s freedom and discrimination.
is article was opposed by Bhimrao Ambedkar. In spite of their opposition, this article was included in the Constitution. Bhimrao had told Kashmir’s leader Sheikh Abdullah that “You want India to protect your borders, India should build roads in your area, India should supply your food, and Kashmir should be given equal status to India.” , But India should have only limited powers, but Indians should not have any right in Kashmir. I will not do a treacherous act against India’s interests as law minister of India to agree to this proposal.
Bhimrao Ambedkar was in favor of the same civil code and used to oppose section 370 of Kashmir. Ambedkar’s desire was to be a country of modern India, scientific thinking and rational ideas. There was no place for personal law in his ideas. During the debate in the Constituent Assembly, Bhimrao urged the implementation of a uniform civil code by doing so and encouraged reform of Indian society. In 1951, the draft of the Hindu Code Bill of Bhimrao was stopped in Parliament, in which Bhimrao resigned from the cabinet. This Hindu code bill asked to give many rights to Indian women. In this draft, there was a demand for gender equality in the laws of succession marriage and the economy. Although the Prime Minister Nehru Cabinet and some other Congress leaders had corrected their point of view, President Rajendra Prasad and Ballabh Bhai Patel, quite a number of MPs were against this demand.
The framework of the Reserve Bank of India was based on Bhimrao’s views.
After a long illness, Bhimrao’s first wife, Ramabai, died in 1935. During the 1940s, Bhimrao had fallen ill with sleep deficiency, and his legs started to get worse, so he started taking medicines of insulin and homeopathic. They went to Mumbai for treatment and the doctors told them that you need a life partner who can make good food for you, take care of you and those who have a little knowledge of medicine.
After marriage, the doctor Sharda Kabir kept her name Savita Ambedkar. These were later known as ‘Mai’ or ‘Maisaheb’. Savita Ambedkar gave up his life on May 29, 2003 in Mehrauli, Delhi.
In the 1950s, Babasaheb was attracted to Buddhism. He announced that he is writing a book on Buddhism and as soon as it is complete, he will formally adopt Buddhism. Bhimrao founded the ‘Indian Buddhist Mahasabha’ i.e. ‘Buddhist Society of India’ in 1955. In 1956, he completed his famous book, ‘The Buddha and His Dhamma’.
On October 14, 1956, Bhimrao Ambedkar formally organized a public conversion ceremony with his supporters in the city of Nagpur. Earlier, Dr. Bhimrao adopted Buddhism, along with his wife Savita and other supporters, while receiving eclipse and Panchsheel by the monk Mahaishavir Chandramani. After this, his 500,000 supporters adopted Buddhism, taking triatna, Panchsheel and 22 pledges. Bhimrao was breaking the trap of the gods and imagining a person who is religious, but non-equality is not considered to be worth living. In order to be completely free from the bonds of Hinduism, Bhimrao himself fixed 22 vows for Buddhist followers, which was the essence of Buddhism. In these 22 pledges, the denial of avatars, renunciation, disbelief, abandonment of Pindan, participation in any ceremony performed by Brahmins, participation in the principles and teachings of the Buddha,Faith in human equality, kindness towards creatures, following the spiritual path of Buddha, not speaking lies, not eating alcohol, stealing, adopting Buddhism and relating to sacrifice of Hindu religion based on inequality.
Those 2 to 3 lakh people could not attend the October 14 ceremony, they got initiation of Buddhist Dham on the next day ie October 15.
Do’. After completing his last manuscript Lord Buddha and his Dhamma, on December 6, 1956, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar died in his house in Delhi. At the time of his death, he was 64 years and 7 months old.
BP BF Mumbai’s Dadar Chowpatty beach on December 7, according to the Buddhist style Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar was cremated. Meanwhile, supporters and fans of millions of workers of Bhimrao participated. Considering his body as a witness at the time of his funeral, more than one million people had initiated Buddhism through Bhadant Anand Kausalayan.
After the death of Baba Saheb, his family had left his wife Savita Ambedkar. He died on 29 May 2003 at the age of 94.
His son Yashwant Ambedkar and grandson Prakash Ambedkar now lead the Bharipya Bahujan Mahasangh.
Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar was h0, posthumously by the Government of India. On Ambedkar Jayanti, public holidays are kept all over India.
Ambedkar had a message for Dalit people – “Be educated, get organized, fight”.
“Ambedkarism” is an ideology and philosophy of Baba Bhimrao Ambedkar. This ideology includes science, humanism, Buddhism, truth, non-violence etc. Social reform in the dalits, destroying untouchability, propaganda and propagation of Buddhism in India, protection of fundamental rights and rights in the Indian Constitution, the creation of a moral and ethnic society and the progress of India, all these are principally the principles of Ambedkarism I have included.
In the days of all the politicians of his time, Bhimrao did the most writing work. In social and political conflicts, he wrote in many books, essays, articles and speeches. His literary works are recognized for their major social attitude. All of them get their vision and future thinking. Bhimrao’s compositions are read in the entire world including India. Lord Buddha and his Dhamma are known as ‘Dharmagrantha’ of Indian Buddhists. His D.Sc. Managing the Problem of the Rupee: It’s Origin And Its Solution has established the central bank of India ie Reserve Bank of India.
On March 15, 1976, the Maharashtra government established Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Material Publication Committee. The main objective of the Maharashtra Education Department is to publish the entire literature of Babasaheb in several sections. “Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar: Writings and Speechs” by 2019, 22 sectionfirst section under this scheme was published on April 14, 1979, on the birthday of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar. So far 29 books have been published through this scheme. Since 1987, the work of translating all these into Marathi language had started but till now the work has not been completed.Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar: Writings and Speeches’Seeing popularity and importance, the Indian government has published 21 sections in Hindi and has published it. 10 English sections have been translated into 21 Hindi sections. The complete literature of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar has not been published yet, more than 45 unpublished sections of his literature can be made.
The basis of Dalit journalism is considered as Bhimrao, because it was the publisher and founder of the first editorial of Dalit journalism. Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar published all the letters in Marathi language as his main work was Maharashtra and the general language of that language was Marathi. The dalit and exploited masses of Maharashtra were not well-educated at that time; the people of that region mostly knew Marathi.
Seeing the atrocities committed on Dalits, Bhimrao started his first Marathi fortnightly letter dancer on January 31, 1920 . Its editor was Pandu Ram Nandram Bhatkar and Bhimrao Ambedkar. The only part of this stone was the word of Saint Tukaram. For this letter Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj of Kolhapur institute also provided assistance of 25 thousand.
After the closure of the Lokayukat letter in 1923, Bhimrao withdrew his second Marathi fortnightly letter on April 3, 1924, from India. This paper was edited by Bhimrao Ambedkar himself. Through this letter he used to try to bring the problems and complaints of the Dalit society to the public. Once in the editorial he wrote that if the child was born between Gangadhar Tilak untouchables, he would never make the slogan “Swaraj is my birthright” instead, “I have a perfect right to eradicate untouchability.” The Dalit people This letter played an important role in awakening. On the top parts of this newspaper were the words of Saint Dnyaneshwar. A total of 34 points of this Marathi letter came out, but due to economic difficulties, it was also closed in November 1929.
Bhimrao started the Hindi letter Samata on 29 June 1928. This letter was the mouthpiece of Samiti Sainik Dal (Samata Sainik Dal) organized by Bhimrao Ambedkar. Bhimrao Ambedkar made Vishnu Nayak editor of this letter.
Samata papers were closed for some reasons, after which Bhimrao published this letter again by the name of Janata. The first fortnight of the public letter came out on 24 February 1930. This stone became a weekly on October 31, 1930. Bhimrao wrote a well-known article titled “We will become a caste Jamat” (Hindi: We will become the ruling community). This letter did a very important job in raising the problems of stone people. This letter was closed in 1956. This letter lasted for 26 years.
Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar started the enlightened India letter on 4th February, 1956. It was the public letter that was renamed Bhimrao by enlightened India. The mouthpiece of ‘Akhil Bharatiya Dalit Federation’ was published on the face of this letter. After the demise of Bhimrao, the letter was closed. Bhimrao’s grandson Prakash Ambedkar announced on 11th April 1917 the resumption of the enlightened India in the celebration of Mahatma Phule’s birth anniversary. The first issue of enlightened India began again in fortnightly on May 10, 2017.
All the above mentioned journals, Doctor Bhimrao Ambedkar contributed greatly to the upliftment of the Dalits, thereby making a difference in the life and thinking of the untouchables.
Where Babasaheb first went to Babasaheb with respect and honor by the supporters of Bhimrao in October 1927. Babasaheb is a Marathi word which means father saheb. His follower wanted Babasaheb to be his great savior, so he called Bhimrao Babasaheb.
Today, many universities and public institutions have been named after Babasaheb. Among them are Jalandhar), Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, Ambedkar University, Delhi. Many awards are given on their names.
In 2004, the Columbia University of America decided to celebrate this day prominently on its 200th anniversary. This university created a list of 100 intelligent students who had read from here, the Colombian Offades of Their Time. When this list comes in front of everyone, the first name in it is the Bhimrao Ambedkar story and he was mentioned as “the creator of modern India”. Ambedkar was called the most intelligent student by Columbia University.
During the election poll conducted in 2012 by History TV18 and CNN IBN, Bhimrao Ambedkar was voted the most as “The Greatest Indian”.
Addressing Indian Parliament in 2010, US President Barack Obama addressed Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar as the great and respected Human Rights Champion and Chief Writer of the Constitution of India.
Ambedkar’s political philosophy gave birth to large number of political parties in the labor unions in India. By adopting Buddhism, interest in Buddhism increased among the people of India. In today’s time, large scale celebrations are also being converted to Buddhism.
If talked outside of India, during the 1990’s, some Hungarian Romani people saw some similarities between the Dalits of India. Dr. B. R.Inspired by Ambedkar, the people there started to change in Buddhism. The people there have also started 3 schools named “Dr. Ambedkar High School” in Hungary. On December 6, 2016, Ambedkar’s Statue was also established in a school by Jai Bhim Network of Hungary.
The Dr. Ambedkar Aum Museum has been built in Chicholi village in Nagpur district of Maharashtra. Apart from this, Ambedkar’s personal items are also kept in Shantivan.
Dr. B. R.Ambedkar has been the most revered leader of the dalit community. Baba Saheb’s idol and statue can be found in India’s Hargaon, city, railway station, intersection and parco. Photographs of Western suit, with tie, in a pocket in front, a pen and arms will be found in the Indian Constitution book and spectacles. In many countries of the world, including sculptures of Japan, Great Britain, they will get sculptures.
Every year on April 14, Baba Saheb’s Birthday is celebrated as Ambedkar Jayanti. There is a big festival for the people of Maharashtra. Maharashtra government celebrates Ambedkar Jayanti as Gyan Divas because Dr. Ambedkar is not only a symbol of knowledge but also a symbol of knowledge. This is a public holiday all over India. Every year on this day, tributes are given to him by the President of India and the Prime Minister of New Delhi Parliament. Dalit Buddhists and Ambedkarites, like their God, keep their photographs in their own houses and congratulate them.
Besides India, Ambedkar Jayanti is celebrated in more than 65 countries of the world. 125th Birth Anniversary of Ambedkarcalled Baba Saheb as ‘the leader of the world’. Ambedkar’s birth was started by Ambedkar from his follower Randi.
Student day is celebrated by the Maharashtra government on 7th November as the day Bhimrao Ambedkar entered the school. In spite of being a great scholar, Bhimrao Jivanogi remained a student as a studentl colleges including essays, lectures, quizz compitions, competitions, and poetry lessons on Ambedkar’s life.
Jai Bhima is a greeting used by Ambedkarites, which means Bhimrao Ambedkar’s victory or Bhimrao Ambedkar is Zindabad. This phrase was coined by the follower of Bhimrao Babu Hardas.
Bhimrao took this blue color of the flag from the flag of Maharashtra’s Dalit class Mahar. This blue flag of Ashoka Chakra of Buddhism has become the symbol of Ambedkarabad. Apart from this, other Ambedkarite organizations, including Bharip Bahujan Mahasangh, Bahujan Samaj Party, have also adopted this color. Buddhists and Dalits use blue colors and blue flags on each occasion.
Bhimayan: Experience of Unacceptability (Bhimyan: Experience of Untouchability) This is a graphical biography of Bhimrao Ambedkar. This is made by Pardhan-Gondist Durgabai Vyam, Subhash Vyam, Srivid Natarajan and S. Anand. In this composition, all experiences of untouchability have been shown from Bhimrao’s childhood till it grows.
In 1920, the house where Bhimrao was studying in London was converted into “International Ambedkar Memorial”. November 14, 2015.
The coins of Rs 10 and 125 were released by the Indian government Films and plays showing the thinking and biography of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar have been created. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar was directed by Jabbar Patel in 2000. This film was produced by the Government’s Social Justice and Empowerment . Due to controversy, this film took a lot of time to appear. Professor David Blundell established a series of films and events – Ariasing Light, with the aim of encouraging interest and knowledge about Ambedkar’s life. Ambedkar’s main role was created in the Constitution of a mini TV series directed by Shyam Benegal.
A Journey of Samyak Buddha – Hindi film (2013), based on Ambedkar’s Lord Buddha and his Dhamma Granth.


No mathematician can give any meaning to the language about matter, force, inertia used in current text-books of mechanics.
If you don't take my words too seriously, I would say this: If we assume that all matter would disappear from the world, then, before relativity, one believed that space and time would continue existing in an empty world. But, according to the theory of relativity, if matter and its motion disappeared there would no longer be any space or time.
Albert Einstein (1921) as qes (1947) 1st edition, Ch. VIII, Sect. 5, p. 178. In response to the question by an American journalist: How could one explain the content of the relativity theory in a few sentences?
Newton’ : F was in’s corrected formula m has the value :  where the “rest mass” ht, which is about 3×105 km⋅sec−1 or about 186,000 mi⋅sec−1.
What makes writing relativity so tricky is this: Built into ordinary language — in its use of tenses, for example — are many implicit assumptions about the nature of temporal relations that we now know to be false. Most importantly, we have known since 1905 that when you say that two events in different places happen at the same time you are not referring to anything inherent in the events themselves. You are merely adopting a conventional way of locating them that can differ from other equally valid conventional assignments of temporal order which do not have the events happening at the same time.’e we’ve triu’dn’it’s happening. But it really does happen.
By the widening of the transformation group in general relativity the idea of distinguished inertial coordinate systems could also be eliminated by Einstein as inconsistent with the group-theoretical properties of the theory. Without this general critical attitude, which abandoned naive visualizations in favour of a conceptual analysis of the correspondence between observational data and the mathematical quantities in a theoretical formalism, the establishment of the modern form of quantum theory would not have been possible.
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Einstein's famous theory of relativity states that while phenomena appear different to someone close to a black hole, traveling close to the speed of light, or in a falling elevator here on earth, scientists in profoundly different environments will nevertheless always discover the same underlying laws of nature.
Relativity distorted classical expectations in a way that Clavain still did not find entirely intuitive. Slam two objects towards each other, each with individual velocities just below light-speed, and the classical result for their closing velocity would be the sum of their individual speeds: just under twice the speed of light. Yet the true result, confirmed with numbing precision, was that the objects saw each other approach with a combined speed that was still just below the speed of light. Similarly, the relativistic closing velocity for two objects moving towards each other with individual speeds of one-half of light-speed was not light-speed itself, but eight-tenths of it. It was the way the universe was put together, and yet it was not something the human mind had evolved to accept.
Riemann's exceedingly speculative ideas on the subject of the metrical field were practically ignored in his day, save by the English mathematician Clifford, who translated Riemann's works, prefacing them to his own discovery of the non-Euclidean Clifford space. Clifford realised the potential importance of the new ideas and suggested that matter itself might be accounted for in terms of these local variations of the non-Euclidean space, thus inverting in a certain sense Riemann's ideas. But in Clifford's day this belief was mathematically untenable. Furthermore, the physical exploration of space seemed to yield unvarying Euclideanism. ...it was reserved for the theoretical investigator Einstein, by a stupendous effort of rational thought, based on a few flimsy empirical clues, to unravel the mystery and to lead Riemann's ideas to victory. (In all fairness to Einstein... he does not appear to have been influenced directly by Riemann.) Nor were Clifford's hopes disappointed, for the varying non-Euclideanism of the continuum was to reveal the mysterious secret of gravitation, and perhaps also of matter, motion, and electricity.  one of Space-Time... po. H. We ...the theory of relativity is the theory of the space-time metrical field.
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WASHINGTON -- Gov Brian Sandoval issued a glowing recommendation this summer for Reno attorney Miranda Du to become a federal judge in Nevada.
After conducting a fresh review of the record, "the court accept," he wrote in an Oct. 28, 2008, order.
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The case, involving Du's defense of the Truckee Meadows Water Authority in a worker grievance, emerged on Thursday as a possible obstacle in the Nevadan's path to the federal bench, even as.
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"The older people of the town were sad and upset," said Yao Minlin, 48, a native of Pingyao who led a couple of foreign visitors through the alleyways one recent afternoon. "They didn't want to see the banks close because then they would no longer have income. Everyone here depended on the banks ?merchants, guards, restaurateurs."
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, on a pm thats only accessible over ssh!!
<issue_comment>username_3: verified.
<issue_comment>username_3: still have to verify it user username and a vm. Only verified on locahost
<issue_comment>username_3: verified
Chandrikas-MacBook-Air:la chandrikagole$ export SSH_KEY=~/.ssh/sltest.pem
Chandrikas-MacBook-Air:la chandrikagole$ SSH_USER=ec2-user slc deploy  http+ssh://ec2-54-244-202-181.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com:7777 ../la-1.0.0.tgz
Deployed `../la-1.0.0.tgz` to ` bubble customisation
I'm trying to customise the bubble image for media messages using:
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self.incomingAttachmentBubbleIm
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Everything works well and I can see my media message, The issue here is that messageBubbleImageDataForItemAtIndexPath: is never called for media messages and i don't know how to customise the bubble.
<issue_comment>username_1: hey @username_0 - correct, media views use `- (UIView *)mediaView`, not the bubble views. This is why you are seeing this behavior.
Because `mediaView` is **any** `UIView`, you *can* return the bubble image view.
You may want something more complex, in which case you can an subvads on requests lock up proxy
username_0: When GET requests are not fully 'read', a connect proxy will never close the connection to the proxied server, even when the TCP connection on the client side has disappeared.
1. Put all files from gist https://gist.github.com/username_0/13edd137cd2b3f98dec9 in a folder (bash required)
4. In a different terminal run ./proxy-blocker.sh
5. After about 5 GETs, the script hangs because the proxy server hangs
Expected: the proxy server closes the connection to the backend server when it notices the connection to the client has know if this is a bug in `connect` and not in the `proxy-middleware` module? @username_2 can you take a look at this in your module to confirm/deny?
<issue_comment>username_2: I'm running an "experiment" with proxy-middleware where I don't really think about the code and I basically merge every pull request that comes in as long as it has tests. So far it hasn't been very successful and it's resulted in poor quality code. It's probably a bug in proxy-may be your issue: https://github.com/username_2/connect-proxy/issues/25 If not, please feel free to open a new issue over atyour Coordinators is reachable" while clustering multiple servers (arangodb v2.5)
i faced some problem when tried to setup an 1 coordinator + 2 dbserver clustering, each server runs on separate virtual machine/ip in a vpn, all ports are enabled. All machine runs Ubuntu 14.04, all arangodb instances has its own IP set in arangod.log as `endpoint = tcp://ip.of.the.machine:8529` and set the first two cluster option to "no".
Given that i can reach each machine's web interface, i tried to configure the cluster from the coordinator's web UI (192.168.2.85), running the web UI from my local windows machine, also in the vpn.
Could you pls check the screenshots and remarks i've taken during the proc1191/6638599/fbee28f6-c987-11e4-9c29-ae5ccc3688d3.png)
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On Chrome dev panel, captured some GET requests "http://192.168.2.85:8530/_admin/aardvark/cluster/Coordinators" resulted an "500" error code and a response: `{"error":true,"code":500,"errorNum":500,"errorMessage":"A runtime error occurred while executing an action: TypeError: Cannot read property 'all' of null TypeError: Cannot read property 'all' of null\n  at buildR:1106:18)\n239:7)\n51:15)\n"`
On 192.168.2.85, /var/log/arangodb/arangod.log, found that could be related:
`2015-03-13T12:33:38Z [12392] INFO Starting server Claus
2015-03-13T12:34:10Z [12392] INFO Could not talk to endpoint tcp://192.168.2.85:8530, giving up.
2015-03-13T12:34:16Z [12392] ERROR bootstrapping DB servers failed: Could not connect to 'tcp://192.168.2.85:8530' 'connect() failed with #111 - Connection refused'`
Could you give me some hints what kind of network (or other) problem should i look for?
<issue_comment>username_0: Another info, after got the message "None of your Coordinators is reachable ...", checking the services on the Coordinator's system got62774/d1108db0-cbbf-11


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Indian dominance in the market was destabilized even during the colonial period. Mexico's markets became some of the most racially diverse spaces in New Spain. By the 1930s Pátzcuaro's Indians had certainly lost their monopoly. The _tianguis_ , Patzcuaro's celebrated Friday marketplace, remained known as the Indian market but was just one option for buying and selling wares in the city. David Kaplan describes mid-twentieth-century Patzcuaro as a city of "middlemen," where mestizos and _indios_ alike sold goods in a daily market, regardless of whether they or their family had produced them. Yet, in the context of the developing tourism industry, indigenous status did once again carry a certain currency, both in the Friday _tianguis_ and in the daily markets. In this modern world, however, mere status as market vendor was not sufficient to assign--or claim--indigenous identity. Rural communities, while typically assumed to be indigenous, were likely in fact populated by people of a mixture of Spanish, indigenous, and African heritage. In this context, the vendors and their recorders created physical, material, and cultural signs to signify "indigenous." It was in the business interest of market women to claim such distinctiveness and to play their part.
Kaplan described mid-century indigenous vendors as selling food and goods that their own families produced or caught (unalienated labor), marked by their elaborate dress (pleated skirts and rebozos covering their heads), bare feet, and seated position on the ground, all of which differentiated indigenous vendors from mestizos. These characteristics, along with braided hair, are the markers that artists depicting indigenous vendors stressed in their representations of market women, which became so popular in postcards, paintings, calendars, and murals. Manuel Toussaint evoked the market's allure for artists and painters, noting that in the _tianguis_ "we find the life of the people painted in living color, which a painting cannot match." The Friday traditional _tianguis_ was advertised as one of Pátzcuaro's chief tourism draws. These images both preserved and regulated the open-air market, as they helped determine who counted as an indigenous vendor.
Certainly many of these images resonated with visitors because they spoke to a larger context: a Mexico, and a world, in which modern public markets--steel and glass structures with large open naves, running water, and electricity that embraced the rhetoric of progress, hygiene, and capitalism--were expanding. By contrast, the precapitalist _tianguis_ increasingly represented the marketplace of the past. In the economy of modern tourism, its allure resided in that difference. It is in this context that the regulation of Patzcuaro's vendors became intensely racialized and politicized: between 1934 and 1937 Patzcuaro's municipality planned and constructed a modern new public market building on the Plaza Chica. Plans for the market began with private fund-raising efforts in 1934; the state expropriated a city block on the Plaza Chica in 1935; and by January 11, 1936, following a city official's December visit to Mexico City to meet with Cardenas,Publicas, S. A., had promised a loan of up to Mex$93,800. Cárdenas helped the municipality secure this large public loan from the National Bank. The construction project was long and drawn out; there were problems with securing materials and funding and with repaying the loan. Along the way, Leduc and the DMAAH weighed in on the building's plans. Unspecified modifications were made, presumably under the leadership of engineer Armando Carrano, who had finished work on the project by February 2. On March 31, 1937, the new market opened (figure 2.15). This initiated a transformation in the regulation of market commerce and culture in Patzcuaro, as street vendors were required to relocate from the daily markets in the Plaza Chica, under the arches, and along the streets to rented spaces where they paid higher taxes for the privilege of access to permanent shelter, running water, and electricity.
Figure 2.15. "El Mercado, Pátzcuaro, Mich." Public Market, Plaza Chica, Pátzcuaro, 1935–1937. Archivo Histórico Municipal de Pátzcuaro.
Progressive municipal leaders around Mexico embraced such new markets as signs of the country's postrevolutionary new order. Such markets offered, it appeared, modern solutions for the public good, including hygienic facilities, a solution to dirty, crowded streets clogged with vendors, and even educational and social programming. As such, Alberto Hijar has suggested that such projects served as a "condensation" of the postrevolutionary urban project, with its goal of creating a new modern and progressive subject, in political and economic terms. In the case of Patzcuaro's new market, daily vendors would be regulated, confined, organized, and framed in a thoroughly modern manner.
Notably, however, every attempt was made to couch this modern, national project in highly traditional and local terms, thanks to the efforts of municipal authorities, who led the project, and Leduc, acting as the representative of the federal DMAAH. The public market engaged the rustic end of the spectrum of colonial style deemed typical in Patzcuaro. Such a vernacular style was coded by intellectuals like Dr. Atl in his _Artes populares de México_ (1922) as "indigenous architecture," described as colonial-era architecture that was overseen by the Europeans but supposedly built by Indians. Like the Casa del Portal Chaparro (figure 2.10), the oldest residence on the Plaza Principal, the market's portal was squat, with heavy, bulging Doric columns and capitals, set underneath double-stepped rectangular capitals, all of wood. On the second story, a balcony replicated the lower portico in the center third of the building, its balustrade harkening back to pre-nineteenth-century preference for wooden rather than iron railings. Effectively, then, the style of the architecture was designed to preserve the ideological association between indigenous identity and market commerce, while in fact increasingly serving the needs of a much broader range of middle-men (and -women) vendors and marginalizing those smaller-scale vendors who tended to sell their own goods. While the structure did not share the refined architecture of many of the Plaza Chica's buildings, its whitewashed adobe walls, red-tiled roof, and elevation helped the market harmonize with other structures on the plaza. And municipal authorities required that local materials and local workers be used for its


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The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) may have been around since 2000 but its short-term and inconsistent renewal never engendered much investor confidence.
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Bob Berg, senior sales manager for international sourcing for MAGIC, and JC Mazingue, owner and managing partner at JCM & Associates consultancy, also spoke on the panel and said Vietnam may not be so quick to draw business from Africa.
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Either way, Ashurst’s outlook for the up and coming continent is bright. “Africa can become a world leader, not only in cost, but in lead time and also sustainability and compliance,” he said.
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. _JCC_ 5:424-25, 427-29; ADA 3:392-93; JA to John Lowell, June 12, 1776, _PJA_ 4:250; Jensen, _Founding of a Nation_ , 688-91.
. _ADA_ 3:335-37; JA to AA, June 26, 1776, _AFC_ 2:23-24; Dumas Malone, _Jefferson and His Time_. 6 vols. (New York, 1948-81), 1:220-22; Conner, _Autobiography of Rush_ , 140. Also see the notes on Adams's committee activities in _PJA_ 4:1-4, 252-65, 341-45.
. _Pennsylvania Archives_. 9 series (Harrisburg, 1852-1935), 2d ser., 3:658; Ryerson, _Revolution Is Now Begun_ , 228-38; JA to JW, May 20, 1776, _PJA_ 4:196; JA to Samuel Chase, June 14, 1776, ibid., 313.
. Gerry to JW, June 25, 1776, Smith, _LDC_ 4:316-17; Joseph Reed to Charles Pettit, June 26, 1776, in William B. Reed, _ (Philadelphia, 1847), 1:192.
.1:299-308, 413-28; _PJA_ 4:341-51; Carl), 194-223; Wilbur Samuel Howell, "The Declaration of Independence and Eighteenth Century Logic," _WMQ_ 18 (1961): 463-84.
. JA to Archibald Bulloch, July 1, 1776, _PJA_ 4:352.
. "Dickinson's Notes for a Speech in Congress," July 1, 1776, Smith, _LDC_ 4:351-58; _ADA_ 3:396.
. _ADA_ 3:396; John M. Head, _A Ti_ (Madison, Wis., 1968), 34, 61-62. On the notion of partition, see James H. Hutson, "The Partition Treaty and the Declaration of Independence, JAH 58 (1972): 351-58.
. _ADA_ 3:396; Shaw, _Character of JA_ , 98: Farrell, "JA," _NEQ_ 62:526-27.
1906), 161-62.
. Jensen, _Founding of a Nation_ , 700.
. JA to AA, July 3, 1776, _AFC_ 2:27-30.
. [Thomas Jefferson], "Composition Draft" and "," Boyd, _Papers of Jefferson_ , 1:413-28; Smith, _LDC_ 4:386.
. JA to AA, July 3, 1776, _AFC_ 2:28; JA to George Otis, Feb. 9, 1821, _New England Historical and Geneological Register_ 30 (1876): 329-30; JA to MOW, July 20 and 27, 1807, _Adams-Warren Letters_ 4:339-40, 355; JA to Skelton Jones, Mar. 11, 1809, Adams, _Works_ 9:611; JA to Rush, Aug. 23, 1805, and May 1, 1807, Schutz and Adair, _Spur of Fame_ , 34-35, 82; JA to Jefferson, Aug. 24, 1815, Cappon, _A-J Letters_ 2:455. The "Child Independence" quotation is from Richard B. Morris, _The American Revolution Reconsidered_ (New York, 1967), 17. Adams's recollection of Britain's treatment of the colonial soldiers appears to have had a basis in fact. See F, 111-15. In his later years, Adams took great pride in having predicted as early as 1755--years before anyone had heard of Thomas Paine, he liked to say--that the removal of the French would inevitably result in America independence. Indeed, as an old man he came to see himself as embracing independence even before Samuel Adams came to such a determination. With much delight, he recalled having suggested that, if the colonists could "remove the turbulent Gallicks" from Canada, the process of "setting up for ourselves"--establishing independent governments--could be begun. See JA to Rush, May 21, 1807, Adams, _Works_ 9:596; JA to Nathan Webb, Oct. 12, 1755, _PJA_ 1:5.
On the various factors that led others to chose independence, see Wright, _Franklin of Philadelphia_ , 250, on Benjamin Franklin; Ferling, _First of Men_ , 92, on George Washington; Noble E. Cunningham, Jr.,_ (Baton Rouge, 1987), 45, on Thomas Jefferson. The Bernard Bailyn quotation can be found in Bailyn, _" Common Sense_: The Most Uncommon Pamphlet of the Revolution," _American Heritage_ 25 (Dec. 1973): 92.
. JA to MOW, Apr. 6, 1776, _W-ALetters_ 72:221-23; JA to Reed, _PJA_ 4:364; JA to AA, July 3, 1776, _AFC_ 2:28; JA to Hezekiah Niles, Jan. 14 and Feb. 13, 1818, _Adams, Works_ 10:276, 282; JA to William Wirt, Jan. 5, 1818, ibid., 272; JA to Jedediah Morse, Nov. 29, 1818, ibid., Nov. 29, 1818, ibid., 182. Also see Howe, _Changing Political Thought of JA_ , 32-36, 46-49. On the eighteenth-century theory of the rise and decline of states, see Dr, 13-47.
. JA to Tudor, June 5, 1817, and Mar. 11, 1818, JAPM, reel 123; JA to Wirt, June 5, 1818, ibid., reel 123


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