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The official report is that a hundred holy men were injured but none killed in the clash between two monastic orders on March 28 in Haridwar at the Kumbha Mela. Yet Sadhvi Meera Puri of Juna Akahara told Hinduism Today correspondent Rajiv Malik, "There was a clash, and many dead bodies were seen in the aftermath of it. I heard the sound of bullet shots even from here, where I sit now." This wasn't the first such clash of militant ascetics in the history of the Mela, nor nearly the deadliest [see Timeline page 34]. The issue has always been the same, the order in which each of the 13 akharas take their sacred bath on the auspicious day. As elsewhere, it's a matter of rank and of ego as to who goes first.
"The incident happened," Swami Nirbhaya Puri of Niranjani Akhara, told Hinduism Today, "because the people coming from our backside in the procession, that is, the Juna Akhara, were not stopped from coming forward. Fifty feet was supposed to be kept between us by the police. This started the problem. Then, instead of taking their own route back from the ghats, Juna Akhara followed us and tried to stop our procession. There was a fight between a few of our sadhus and theirs, both were hurt. Then they set fire to our gate, and we pelted them with stones. The police came, and it turned into a fight between the police and the Juna Akhara sadhus. It was total anarchy. On that day people literally fled from Haridwar. A wrong message went out to the common man." As a result, the Mela administration banned the next procession of sadhus, scheduled for April 14. At the last minute, the ban was lifted, but the Juna Akhara and its allies boycotted the procession.
There was widespread criticism of the fight. Typical was the lament of Mahant Govind Das of the Bada Udasin Akahara, "Society has given us a lot of love and affection, but what we have given them by this incident we must think. We have spoiled the grace and serenity of sainthood."
Militant sadhu orders have existed for a thousand years. Fights among them could be likened to jealous clashes between rival branches of a country's military forces. But there is no longer a need, as there was even a hundred years ago, for ascetics to be armed for their own and others' protection against hostile elements and foreign invaders. The government now provides that security, and these fights are the last vestige of a tradition past its time. Defense of dharma today requires mental, not physical, armament.
On the same day as the clash between two sadhu orders, Swami Madhvashram was brutally attacked in his Haridwar ashram. After he was knocked to the floor, to save his life a quick-thinking lady devotee covered him with a sheet and wailed, "He's dead!" The attackers then ransacked the ashram, burned six cars and fled. Madhvashram is one of three claimants to the position of Shankaracharya of Jyotir Mutt in Badrinath, one of four cardinal monasteries that Adi Shankara established in the 8th century. Naga sadhus were blamed, but Swami has another theory. "Those who attacked me were hired hooligans who were given the garb of Nagas," he told Hinduism Today in an exclusive interview in New Delhi. "I believe this mob of 125 people was hired to kill me by Swami Swaroopanand and Swami Vasudevanand [rival claimants to the post–both deny the charge]. My disciples heard a lady in Haridwar scold her husband, 'You posed as a naked sadhu, took so much risk and got just 300 rupees.'"
The Shankaracharyas of the other three mutts were asked to comment, but only Swami Nischalanand of Puri in Orissa, responded. He told Hinduism Today, "This act should be condemned by everybody and the guilty punished. The feud over the mutt has been going on for many years. All concerned should meet and reach an amicable settlement acceptable to all."


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These cookies are huge. Colossal in fact. These gigantic gourmet cookies taste so incredible, they're amazing straight out of the oven, and even at midnight with a bowl of ice cream. At least that's what I heard...... :) I made these buttery, sugary, yeah-I-know-they're-not-good-for-me cookies last night. I was having one of those days and by the time 9pm rolled by, I was overwhelmed with the desire to make some kind of cookie. But I didn't want ordinary chocolate chip cookies, I wanted gigantic gourmet cookies. Why do large thick gooey cookies always seem better??? I have no idea expect for the fact they just are!
The good thing about cravings for chocolate chip cookies is that most people almost always have all of the ingredients on hand. The other good thing about chocolate chip cookies is that they only take 10 minutes to whip up, and 20 minutes to bake. These cookies, though colossal, are no different. The contrast of milky white chocolate and bittersweet dark chocolate chips in every cookie taste amazing. Next time I might add in some nuts, but this time it was all about the chocolate! Next time you are at home and can't get chocolate chip cookies out of your mind, try these :)
This is one of the only recipes I'll tell you to not swap out whole wheat flour for all-purpose, reduce the butter, or find a way to "healthify" it. Normally I'm all about eating more vegetables, less animals and the sort. But sometimes we need to take a step back and remind ourselves - "Life's too short, just eat the cookie!!" Greatest saying ever, thanks Mom :)
makes about 18 cookies, recipe adapted from AllRecipes.com
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup unsalted butter, melted
1 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 cup white sugar
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1 egg
1 egg yolk
1 cup white chocolate chips
1 cup dark chocolate chips
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees and line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. (Makes for a very easy clean up!) In a small bowl combine the flour, baking soda and salt.
With a mixer (stand or hand held) mix together the melted butter, brown sugar, white sugar untill well blended. Next add in the vanilla, egg, and egg yolk and beat till light and creamy. Carefully mix in bowl of flour, baking soda and salt until just blended. Stir in the chocolate chips by hand using a wooden spoon. Drop cookie dough 1/4 cup at a time onto the prepared cookie sheets. Cookies should be about 3 inches apart.
Bake for 18-20 minutes untill the edges are lightly toasted. Depending on the type of pan, the cookies may take an additional 4-5 minutes (I also like mine slightly under-done). Cool on a baking sheet for a few minutes and then transfer them to a wire cooling rack to cool completely. Serve immediately or at midnight with a bowl of ice cream!!


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Egg Roll / Spring Roll wrapper tray (Khay Banh Trang) used for prepare rice paper to wrap any Spring roll or egg roll. After soaking rice paper, then place one sheet of rinsed rice paper on each tray. Let the rice paper sit on the tray for a few minutes until it has soften. This tray makes it easy and more fun for wrapping spring roll. This item contains 12 trays. Tray width 10 inches. Assort colors will ship upon availability. Made of Plastic. Product of Vietnam.
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J. David Hughes: The Energy Sustainability Dilemma
November 1, 2013
A fascinating talk by J. David Hughes given at Cornell: "The Energy Sustainability Dilemma : Powering the Future in a Finite World." Most of the easy energy is gone. This was from oil which was plentiful, and easy to get, with a very high net Energy Return on Investment (EROI). Now we are pursuing Deep Ocean Drilling, Tar Sands, Fracked Shale Gas, etc. Are we heading for a dead end? What about Wind and Solar? Can they make up the difference? This talk is somewhat technical, but essential if we are to understand our energy options as our society pushes for more energy. The slides are here.


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Manage tasks and contexts
When you work on a project, you can organize your work in smaller tasks that you need to complete.
These can be tasks that you set yourself. In PhpStorm, you can divide a large piece of work into smaller tasks and associate them with changelists.
These also can be tasks coming from your issue tracker. For example, you can work with tasks and bugs assigned to you directly from PhpStorm. To be able to do so, connect the IDE and your tracker account.
Configure integration with issue trackers
PhpStorm supports integration with:
Connect the IDE to your tracker
In the Settings dialog Ctrl+Alt+S, select .
Click and select the necessary issue tracker from the list.
Enter connection details. Note that settings differ depending on your issue tracker.
Normally, you have to specify the server URL and connection credentials: Username and Password.
In some cases, you need to enter an API token instead of your password. For example, if you're connecting your IDE to YouTrack, the Password field is replaced with Token. For more information, refer to Manage Permanent Tokens.
Select the Share URL option to allow access to the server for other members of your team. When this option is enabled, a server URL and its type are saved to the .idea/misc.xml file, which can be shared between development team members through version control.
Click Proxy settings if you want to access the server via a proxy server. You can find more information on proxy settings in the HTTP Proxy section.
On the Commit Message tab, you can enable adding a commit message for a changelist and configure a message template.
On the Server Configuration tab, configure advanced parameters for connecting to your issue tracker.
This tab is only available for some trackers (for example, for trackers that are not supported out of the box).
Server Configuration tab parameters
Item | Description |
Login URL | The resource for authentication. The IDE sends requests to this resource every time before retrieving the list of issues from the server, for example: {serverUrl}/rest/user/login?login={username}&password={password}. The field is disabled if you have selected the Use HTTP authentication checkbox on the General tab. |
Tasks List URL | The resource for retrieving the list of issues from the server, for example: {serverUrl}/rest/api/2/search. |
Single Task URL | The resource for retrieving detailed information about an issue by its ID, for example: {serverUrl}/rest/api/2/issue/{id}. This field is optional unless you select the Each task in separate request checkbox. |
GET or POST | Select the necessary type of HTTP requests. |
Each task in separate request | Enabling this option allows the IDE to send several requests in order to retrieve the list of issues with their IDs first, and then to obtain detailed information on each issue separately using the resource specified in the Single Task URL field. This option is for issue trackers with restricted REST APIs that cannot send all the required information in a single response. |
Response type | Select the format in which your issue tracker responses: XML for XPath, JSON for JSONPath, or Text for regular expressions. |
The table of selectors | Selectors allow you to specify which information about an issue is going to be retrieved from the server response. |
tasks | The path to the list of issues in the server response. This field is mandatory. |
id | The path to the issue ID in the server response. This field is mandatory. |
summary | The path to the issue title in the server response. This field is mandatory. |
Specify additional integration options
In the Settings dialog Ctrl+Alt+S, select .
Configure the necessary options:
Changelist name format: when you open or create a new task, PhpStorm prompts you to create a new changelist associated with this task. In this field, you can specify a template that will be used for generating names for new changelists.
Click to select placeholders from the list.
Feature branch name format: when you create or open a new task, PhpStorm prompts you to create a new feature branch. In this field, you can configure the template for generating names of new feature branches.
Click to select placeholders from the list.
Use the Lowercased and Replace spaces with options to configure prompted feature branch names.
These settings are useful if your IDE is integrated with an issue tracker. For example, the DSGN-0001 Add new icon task name is going to be converted to the dsgn-0001add-new-icon feature branch name.
Task history length: the number of tasks that PhpStorm stores.
Save context on commit: every time you commit changes, PhpStorm creates a new closed local task that keeps files, bookmarks, and breakpoints that you have worked with. This way, you can quickly restore all tabs associated with the task any time in the future.
Enable issue cache: optimize synchronization between PhpStorm and your issue tracker. Synchronization is especially recommended if you work with "slow" issue tracking systems.
PhpStorm caches the list of issues loaded from the tracker and updates them repeatedly. You can specify how many issues should be cached and how often PhpStorm should update information about them.
In PhpStorm, there are two types of tasks:
Tasks that were loaded to PhpStorm from your issue tracker. These are tracker tasks. Tracker tasks are linked with the corresponding issues in your issue tracker. This allows you to monitor and update them directly from PhpStorm.
Tasks that were originally created in PhpStorm. These are local tasks. Local tasks are not related to an issue tracker.
If you have created at least one task of either type, a list called task combo becomes available on the toolbar.
Open tracker tasks
Tracker tasks are loaded to your PhpStorm once you connect it to your issue tracker.
In the main menu, go to
Alt+Shift+N, or click the task combo on the toolbar.Select the necessary task from the list.
In the Open Task dialog, you can update issue state.
If you want to close all tabs that are currently opened in the editor, select the Clear current context checkbox.
In the VCS operations section, you can create a new changelist, select an existing branch to which you want to contribute, or create a new one.
You can also shelve the current changes to return to them later.
Create local tasks
In PhpStorm, you can create local tasks that do not originate from your issue tracker.
In the main menu, go to
. You can also use the task combo or press Alt+Shift+N.In the Enter task name dialog, select Create New Task.
Enter a name for the new task.
If you want to close all tabs that are currently opened in the editor, select the Clear current context checkbox.
In the VCS operations section, you can create a new changelist, select an existing branch to which you want to contribute, or create a new branch.
You can also shelve the current changes to return to them later.
View task description
When you are choosing a task to switch to, the list of tasks shows only task IDs. This information is not always sufficient, because it reflects neither the steps that lead to the problem nor the related discussion.
In the main menu, go to
.Open the necessary task and press Ctrl+Q to open the task description in PhpStorm, or Alt+Shift+B to view the description in a browser.
Alternatively, go to Show 'task ID' Description or Open 'task ID' in Browser.
and clickView closed tasks
A closed local task is a task that is not associated with a changelist if the entire project or the affected directory is under a version control.
A closed tracker task is a task that has the closed status in your issue tracker.
Click the task combo and then click Open Task.
Select the Include closed tasks checkbox, or press Alt+Shift+N.
Close tasks
In the main menu, go to Close Active Task.
and click
This will close the current context in the PhpStorm. Select the necessary checkboxes to commit changes and, optionally, merge the branch that was created. For tracker tasks, you can also change their state. The new state will be propagated to your issue tracker.
Delete tasks
If you do not need a task to appear in PhpStorm, you can remove it from the list of tasks.
Click the task combo on the main toolbar.
Select one or more tasks you want to delete.
Use Shift (for adjacent items) or Ctrl (for non-adjacent items) keys for multiple selection.
Click the right-arrow button, and select Remove.
When you are deleting tracker tasks, you remove them from the IDE. They will remain in your issue tracker. Local tasks in this case will be completely removed, since they are not connected to your issue tracker.
Time tracking
With PhpStorm, you can track the amount of time you spend on a task working in the editor. For local tasks, this information might be helpful if you want to know how much time exactly you need to compete a task as you work on a project.
For tracker tasks, this option is useful if your issue tracker configuration requires that you log the time you spend on tasks. In this case, you can send your time log from PhpStorm to the tracker.
Enable time tracking
Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open settings and then select
.Select the Enable Time Tracking checkbox.
(Optionally) Change the Suspend delay value.
Here you can specify how long you have to stay inactive before the task will be considered suspended.
Track time
Click for automatic time logging.
For manual time tracking, click . To stop manual time tracking, click .
Send time log to tracker
Click Post work item to bugtracker in the Time Tracking tool window.
Specify the time interval you want to log and add a comment if necessary. Click OK.
A context is a set of bookmarks, breakpoints, and tabs opened in the editor. Contexts are linked to tasks, but you can work with contexts without associating them with specific tasks.
Having separate contexts lets you work on several things and switch between them without mixing the changes.
Save a context
In the main menu, go to
.In the Save Context dialog, enter the name of the context and click OK.
Add items to existing contexts
In the main menu, go to
.Add the necessary items (bookmarks or breakpoints) or open the necessary files and save the context:
Switch between contexts
When you switch between tasks, the IDE automatically switches related contexts. However, if the contexts that you work with are not associated with tasks, you can switch between them manually.
In the main menu, go to
.In the Load Context popup, select the necessary context from the list.
Alternatively, click the right arrow and select Load.
Clear a context
To clear the current context without loading another one, select
from the main menu, or press Alt+Shift+X.
Delete a context
When a task is finished, or if you do not need a context anymore, you can remove it.
In the main menu, go to
.In the Load Context popup, click the right arrow and select Remove.


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Excerpts from Twilight of Impunity
What People are Saying about Twilght of Impunity
Current Works
Events and Appearances
Best Books
Judith Armatta's Favorite Books and Book Reviews
William Pruitt Review: "Armatta pulls back the veil of ignorance...."
Dr. Sabrina P. Ramet, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Review: "Armatta is unrivalled."
Click here to read Wesley Clark's Washington Monthly review of Twilight of Impunity:
[Armatta] "...has brought a boots-on-the-ground understanding of the Balkans from previous work in Serbia, Montenegro, and Macedonia. In her observations, she proves to be an acute student of law, character, strategy, and history."
Judith Armatta is a lawyer, journalist, and human-rights advocate who monitored the trial of Slobodan Milošević on behalf of the Coalition for International Justice. Her dispatches from The Hague appeared in national and international newspapers. Joining efforts to promote the rule of law, Armatta worked for the American Bar Association's Central and East European Law Initiative, opening offices in Belgrade, Serbia (in 1997) and Montenegro (in 1999). In this role she collaborated with women lawyers in the former Yugoslavia and supported the work of an independent judiciary. During the Kosova War, she headed a War Crimes Documentation Project among Kosovar Albanian refugees in Macedonia. Finally, Armatta assisted the Justice Ministry of Montenegro on sweeping law reform.
For over two decades, she has worked to increase awareness of and response to violence against women and children—in her home state of Oregon, as well as at the national and international level. Celebrated for her efforts in Oregon, she moved into International Law and Justice in the late 1990's.
Armatta currently consults and writes on international humanitarian, human rights, and U.S. Criminal Justice issues
Armatta's book, Twilight of Impunity: the War Crimes Trial of Slobodan Milošević, was published in 2010 by Duke University Press. An eyewitness account of the first major international war-crimes tribunal since the Nuremberg trials, Twilight of Impunity is a gripping guide to the prosecution of Slobodan Milošević for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide.
Click here to read Judith Armatta's blog post on the American Constitution Society website, "An Eyewitness' Reflections on the Trial of Slobodan Milošević." To read a text version of this document please click on this link.