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BRIDGWATER Town boss Dave Pearse is hoping matches like Saturday's 5-1 derby defeat to Taunton Town will represent an important learning curve for his young side.
The Robins took the lead against their high-flying opponents, but went into the break 4-1 down after conceding three goals in six minutes at the end of the first half.
"It's frustrating to collapse again, like last week, as for 40 minutes we played very well," Pearse said.
"At 1-1 or even 2-1 down we would have been right in the game at half time, but going in 4-1 down just left us with far too much to do in the second half.
"The second goal was yards offside but we didn't react to that and crumbled, which you can't afford to do against a side like Taunton.
"I don't think the scoreline flattered them, as when you get the ball in the box as much as they did then it's hard for an inexperienced defence to deal with.
"Credit to Taunton, they are a strong, physical side and their game plan works."
It was perhaps a fitting way for Bridgwater to mark their final home game of a difficult season, but Pearse is hopeful the Robins can bounce back next year.
"It's not going to be easy by any means, but hopefully playing teams like Taunton and Salisbury will be a good experience for our lads, who can look at it and learn from what those players are doing that we currently are not," Pearse said.
"There are only one or two players here with any experience, which makes life difficult, but they are decisions which previous managers have made so that's what we have to deal with going forward."
Bridgwater's next match is at Paulton on Monday, with a new manager set to be announced this week.


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It's highly likely most all of us have experienced the reality of a cancer learning either a friend or family member has been diagnosed. It's shocking when they first hear the shocking news so much so they go for a period of time before they can utter the words to anyone in their inner circle. First and foremost never say, "Why didn't you tell me sooner" as the hardest part of being diagnosed with cancer for most is telling those they love.
How to React to and Help a Loved One with Cancer
by katiem2
Dealing with cancer? Learn how to react, treat and care for a loved one when you learn they have cancer, during treatment and when facing possible terminal diagnosis.
The Cancer Helper
Many find it easier to both cope and focus on the course of treatment ahead without the emotional response from loved ones. Keeping it a silent is an attempt to stay positive giving no life to the cancer allowing the patient to stay in a zone. The zone is a frame of mind gearing up for the fight. The act of saying the words out loud may break the emotional damn allowing for sadness and fear to set in which is not what anyone gearing up to battle cancer wants to happen. If someone you love has kept a cancer diagnosis from you don't take it personally rather consider what you've just learned about the journey of treatment and healing. First and foremost move on to the person closest to them to determine your best course of action to help and support those you care about.
Don't Avoid A Friend with Cancer
The last thing anyone should do is avoid someone or treat anyone with cancer different.
Those with cancer may find their personal hiding place and while they need their privacy and space there is a place and role for you in this fight as well.
Be a Silent Partner
Be humble waiting quietly to do anything needed when the time comes and it will.
The best things we can do for loved ones, friends and family with living with cancer is to act immediately don't avoid them or treat them differently than you typically would. Step in and take action, read this entirely for many ways to do that without making the friend feel bad.
When Cancer Patients Withdraw
People with Cancer Tend to Fall Below the Social Radar.
One of the worst feelings a cancer patient may experience is being cut off from life as they once knew it with the fear of losing themselves and their life before they've even begun to fight.
It may seem friends and loved ones facing cancer are in denial or withdrawn and yet honestly it's often the best most healthy way to cope. They are merely exhausted both mentally and physically unable to maintain their normal routine or personality.
Most people need to focus on anything other than the cancer. While in the background they are dealing with it, the treatments and doctor's appointments they need a distraction, a sense of normalcy.
Talking About Cancer
The topic of conversation with cancer patients does not need to be about cancer.
There is no need to say anything about the cancer. Your friend will bring it up if and when they want until then you can simply say "I'm here if you want to talk about it otherwise I'll continue to simply be your friend, be here and enjoy life as you can and want".
Maintain Normalicy When Facing Cancer
The shock of cancer easily alters the life of all those involved.
A sense of the everyday normal helps to ground the person just diagnosed and those who love them. The reminders of what they love about life helps them concentrate on maintaining the life and people they love doing everything possible to beat it.
How to Help Someone With Cancer
If there is someone in your life struggling with cancer renew the relationship.
There are people in our lives we care a great deal about and yet life has a way of putting gaps of time in the path of the relationship.
If you learn such a person has cancer you no doubt want to do something to reach out and help.
It's hard to know what to do and for this reason many step back and remain out of the picture.
Anyone facing cancer needs a network of quiet supporters who go about life as usual. The best thing for you to do is to renew and restore the relationship.
Create a Contact List
Establish a contact person close to the friend or loved one with cancer.
Establish the best person to contact other than the patient, if they don't seem receptive, not giving up until you gain contact and a line of communication. People need help during chemo and or radiation treatments. They won't ask but need it.
Call or drop by to let them know you're here for them. Give them your phone numbers, having already written your name, phone numbers, address and email for them to contact you. Add a list of things your available to help with.
The example to the right is the perfect gift for adding all contact information and a help list
A Cancer Contact Book
Write the person you want to reach out to a note.
Create a contact book adding your contact information and a list of things you're available to help them with. It's important to make the list as the cancer patient will be distracted with treatments working hard to get to them and through them. Those struggling with any kind of cancer don't know what to ask for.
Those involved are so overwhelmed with the cancer and how it has changed their normal routine they fight to maintain their own schedule and well-being. Giving a contact book is a great way to help. They can refer to this book and contact you for things on your list and also add others information to it when they visit by simply offering it to them when they ask what they can do. They will follow your lead.
This shouldn't be an address book or other in alphabetical order yet a simple journal with you filling in the first page. This gives others a first hand example right at their fingertips. They will then follow your lead adding their contact information and help list to the following page creating a powerful resource of help when needed.
Make Others Aware of Cancer
Let anyone and everyone you know cares about this person that they have received a cancer diagnosis.
Call anyone and everyone you know who also cares for this person telling them what's going on.
Let them know about the contact book and encourage them to visit offering to add their information to the contact book.
How to Drop by or Call to Help
Make sure the significant other, children or spouse living with the person dealing with their diagnosis know you have created this book, what it looks like and where it is, explaining to them the plan of action behind the book.
Best case scenario, show this person or persons the book.
Create a Cancer Help Network
The most important thing you can do is to make yourself available anytime you are needed
Establishing the Best Contact Person
Show this person the book as they may be the best way to fill the book without overwhelming the person about to experience weeks, months or possibly years of treatment.
Establish the significant caregiver as the contact person getting their contact information to share with those who want to help to insure they get their information added to the list.
Also let those you call know to contact the go to person if they can't reach the friend with cancer.
Cancer Help Ideas
A List of Helpful things Useful to Those Fighting Cancer
Helpful Things You Can Do to Help - This is a list of useful things you can volunteer to do adding the list to your contact page including times and day's best for you also indicating if you want to be on the round the clock contact list as well.
Don't Wait! Get involved the minute you hear of the friend with cancer.
10 Things Friends Can do to Help
There are so many things you can do to help a friend and their family when cancer becomes a part of their daily routine.
The Cancer Help List
- Run errands, shopping, or carpool kids.
- Late night food run for cravings be it a cheeseburger and fries or a watermelon.
- Cook bringing food, drinks and groceries.
- Yard work and or take out the trash.
- Bring the mail up to the house daily.
- Maintain the car, fuel up, check fluids, air pressure in tires etc.
- Come over to set with friend/cancer patient, read, bring movies or books on tape etc.
- Call to chat with the friend talking to them as you would before the diagnosis.
- Take the kids out for dinner; bring them to your house for play dates etc.
- Water plants, dust, vacuum, wash dishes, do laundry, make beds etc.
What Those With Cancer Want
Share your experiences with either having cancer yourself or a loved one with it and what you found to be helpful and appreciated
No, But I had a loved one with cancer and did this to help;
My Uncle has recently been diagnosed with a late stage cancer and he appreciated a call and surprise visit every once in a while. He loves to talk about this and that he's done during the week and even reflect on things he did 60 years ago.
A neighbor of mine had discovered she had cancer and I ordered a free recipe book for people with cancer to give to her and she totally loved the fact that I had done that for her. Even small things that show you care can mean a lot.
Yes, I've had cancer and found it very helpful when people;
I want questions not assumptions. Every battle is different ask me if your not sure and even if you are ask me....."Whats it like?, What are you the most afraid of? Are you afraid? How can I serve you? Do you need me to be quiet? So many tell you what you can't do, what you have to do, so few ask.
My best friend that will drop everything to come and hold my hand and let me cry. No explanation needed. My husband for understanding my mood swings and moments of grief AND anger. Mostly they are just here. In the moment with me. We don't need to talk but I always know they are here.
I remember when I had cancer those that did something even when they didn't know what to do.....
When I had surgery for cancer my biggest concern was for my husband and 3 young boys. Our friends started a food chain on Facebook making sure my family had meals dropped off for two weeks while I was recovering. Not having to worry about my family being taken care of was such a relief and gave me peice if mind and the strength to recover knowing that they were being taken care of.
Talk about loved ones with cancer and what you can do to help.
DerdriuMarriner, My cousin recently died of cancer, Feb. 2017. She had back pain that became unbearable, went to the emergency room after a particularly taxing physical day of work thinking she had seriously hurt herself. It was there, after an xray, she was told she had a mass on her lung which was no doubt cancer.
Two weeks later she went to see an oncologist, had a pet scan and learned it was stage 4 lung cancer that had spread to her liver, lymph nodes and spine. It is mind boggling to image cancer can spread so far without any obvious signs. As we get older, she was in her forties, we tend to think aches and pains become a normal part of life, and yet when do we take heed. Facts are many cancers don't present symptoms until advanced.
My cousin Betty, had all the chemo, radiation and other treatments possible fighting for her life. I spent precious time with her listening to her fears, concerns, regrets and wrestling with death. She did not want to die, she fought till the bitter end hoping she could beat it regardless of the very grim reports, even after the doctors told her there was nothing more they could do for her and that she had maybe three months.
It was April of 2015 when she learned about the mass in her lung and she passed away 10 months later. I learned so much during this time. I will need to add what I learned to this article.
katiem2, Thank you for the kind, spot-on observations and product line! In particular, I like your list of how to help since I may have thought of some but not all (such as car care) of the top 10.
AnomalousArtist, It is a hard topic and yet we have to dive in as it's far worse to let someone go though it feeling those closet to them don't care about them as they thought they did or worse yet pass away feeling unloved and as if their life had little meaning leaving little impression or a mark.
What a great article to share...I remember reading Gilda Radner's book and even Gene Wilder was confused about what to "do" with a loved one who is sick. Tough issue, thanks for approaching it!
pawpaw, Well said, very good advice, thank you for sharing your personal experience.
Very important information. Having been through it, with a family member, it is important that they know that they aren't in it alone. The main thing is to be there when, and if needed.
Katie, I start praying when I find out someone has cancer, that they may be led to seek the right treatments for their conditions. Unfortunately, cancer seems to be an epidemic right now.
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
You're one of the oldest patients I've ever visited, but -- alert, friendly and bright-eyed -- you look much younger than your years. When I ask if you'd like prayer, or conversation, or a warm blanket, you opt immediately for the blanket. "I'm so cold!"
The ER's nearly always cold; staff rushing from one spot to another warm up quickly, while patients shiver. The blanket warmer's one of the most valuable pieces of equipment in the department, even in summer. And although it's technically spring now, snow covers the ground outside, with more forecast for this evening.
So I fetch a blanket for you, and you beam when I spread it over you. You ask for a prayer, then, and I hold your hand and offer one. "I know Jesus is with me," you say when I've finished. "A few years ago I was here and I was just freezing, but then I felt someone holding my right hand. I turned to look, and no one was there! But my right hand was so warm, even though the rest of me was cold."
I love stories like this; they're one of the reasons I volunteer at the hospital. For all the pain and tragedy that fill the building, there are also small, improbable miracles (and sometimes larger ones). Hard-headed, empirically-minded ER staff don't bat an eye at these tales. Whether they believe them literally or not, they know their patients do, and anything that helps a patient feel better is welcome medicine.
Later, as I load more blankets into the blanket warmer in a chilly back hallway, a nurse greets me as she hurries by. Then she doubles back. "Hey, can I ask you a question? You're a chaplain, right? Don't you guys do that Blessing-of-the-Hands ceremony? Can anyone do that, or does it have to be a priest?"
"Any of us can do it," I say. Every October, hospital chaplains spend a week blessing the hands of any staff members who ask. In October, we're given holy oil to daub on caregivers' palms, and a printed prayer to recite. "I don't have the formal props we usually use," I tell the nurse now, "but I'd be happy to offer a blessing anyway."
So, standing in the dim hallway, I hold the nurse's hands. I give thanks for their skill, tenderness, and compassion; I pray for them to continue in strength and gentleness. The nurse beams, thanks me, and rushes away again. "I need to remind myself," she calls back to me as she vanishes around a corner.
"We all do," I answer to her disappearing back.
And then I go back to loading blankets, thinking about all the work done by the many hands here, and reminding myself always to be grateful for how we reach out to each other, and how the divine reaches out to us.
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LEV supports WaKIDS implementation
LEV was pleased to sign in today in support of HB 1369 to support the WaKIDS implementation. WaKIDS is a kindergarten readiness process that helps kids and their families transition into school and ensures that they get a great start in kindergarten. It is a critical part of Washington's commitment to education and high-quality early learning.
WaKIDS welcomes families to school by having kindergarten teachers meet with them one-on-one to learn about their child. It also includes a whole-child observational assessment in the first seven weeks of school, which helps teachers learn about students' strengths and challenges. In addition, WaKIDS shares information with early learning providers to help improve the transition into kindergarten for students and families.
HB1369 will allow kindergarten teachers to use up to 5 days at the beginning of the year to meet with families. This will give teachers the time they need to start forming partnerships with kindergarteners and their families.
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Hi, my name is Tiffany. I am 19 years old and am currently attending Pensacola State College-I am an online student so my school would never interfere with the care your child receives from me. My major is in early childhood education, I will continue on to my bachelors and hope to one day open my own daycare. I am very responsible and reliable. I am CPR certified and I completed a nurses assistant program. Right now I am a nanny for two wonderful children Monday-Friday from 4:30 a.m. to about 4 or 5 p.m. They are 2 years and 9 months. I do nanny them from my home-so if you need me to nanny your children during the week I will have to do so from my home. You would be in charge of pick-ups and drop-offs and any daily necessities such as food, diapers/pull-ups and wipes, bottles/sippy cups, car seat(if needed) and stroller if possible and needed, and also always always always an extra pair of clothes. I take the children on adventures 1-2 times/week. Some adventures include the park, the zoo, animal shelter, and sometimes the beach. Doing so will let the children gain their necessary social and cognitive skills needed to be comfortable when they start school. I do have two small dogs-please take that into consideration. I also have experience with older children. I am very compassionate and have a true, honest love for children. My main goal/concern is your child's safety and happiness and I will do everything in my power to retain that. I am also a Non-Smoker. I could be a nanny, Babysitter(full-time/part-time), or even watch your little ones for your much-needed date nights out. I hope you take the time to consider me for your child's caregiver! Thank you!
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|Now the chains that once held the Titan Atlas layed broken.
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Shortly after acquiring the Gauntlet of Zeus and venturing forth on the chains of the titan Hyperion, Kratos arrives on a rocky platform where he notices the shackles that held the titan Atlas were broken, plaguing Kratos' thought on whom could've released him. He jumps on two of the geared platforms of the chains which he must pull the lever counter-clockwise to finally arrive to a raised area where he finds one the anvils of the chains, and with the gauntlet, punches it to a far wall. After running on the chain he jumps to the rocky wall and starts to climb his way out of Tartarus to the surface of the Underworld.
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Debian GNU/Linux is one of the oldest and most widely used distributions ever to have existed. Its initial release was made available over two decades ago with the aspiration to become the world's most successful open source system that is developed by a team of volunteers based in all corners of the globe. Since then, Debian has evolved into a popular open source operating system that has built a huge community of users and developers around it, and serves as the solid basis upon which successful distributions like Ubuntu, Knoppix, Damn Small Linux (DSL) and Mepis are built.
Why Choose Debian?
As a server...
One of Debian's characteristics that made it so popular in the web servers market is the fact that it is very rock solid. This stems from the developers decision to use older packages in favor of the stability of the system, instead of offering the latest versions of software tools. Contrary to other commercial driven solutions, Debian is not pressed to release a new version by shareholders but instead releases when all is ready and working properly. This combined with Debian's vast architecture support possibilities, make it ideal for use in literally any platform. Debian can run on Intel 32 or 64-bit, ARM v4 or v7, SPARC 32 or 64-bit, PowerPC 32 or 64-bit, MIPS, Motorola 68k, Hitachi SuperH, DEC Alpha and PA-RISC. Debian can also run on a variety of embedded systems as well.
As a desktop...
The obvious reason to use Debian as a desktop distribution is that you may need a good stable and secure system for your everyday tasks. Debian however offers the possibility to point your system to repositories that contain more recent versions of your favorite software tools, allowing you to build a more desktop-oriented system. These branches are the "testing" and "sid" repositories that although officially considered unstable, they rarely ever cause any trouble to the system. This is indicative of the solid basis of the Debian system and the development and testing procedures.
Large community
Debian is by all means the result of the collaborative work of a large community that spreads around the world. Numerous contributions ensure a constant development rate that addresses bugs, fixes security holes and makes new packages available. In its latest release (Jessie – v8), Debian supports 73 languages and offers more than 43000 software packages through its default repositories. This large user base also comes handy when searching for solutions to any problems that you might face.
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On Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 3:16 AM, Jürgen Schmidt <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > On 9/18/12 4:45 AM, Peter Junge wrote: >> Hi, >> >> -------- Original-Nachricht -------- >>> Datum: Mon, 17 Sep 2012 11:13:15 -0700 >>> Von: Andrew Rist <firstname.lastname@example.com> >>> An: ooo-dev <firstname.lastname@example.com> >>> Betreff: [PMC] Proposed PMC List >> >>> >>> Andre Fischer (af) >>> Andrea Pescetti (pescetti) >>> Drew Jensen (atjensen) >>> Jürgen Schmidt (jsc) >>> Kay Schenk (kschenk) >>> Raphael Bircher (rbircher) >>> Pedro Giffuni (pfg) >>> Yang Shih-Ching (imacat) >>> Oliver-Rainer Wittmann (orw) >>> RGB.ES (rgb-es) >>> >>> >> >> I would like to propose a different approach and determining the PMC in three steps. Every step should take 72 hours, then compiling the results and starting the next step: >> >> 1. Inclusive step >> ----------------- >> We start by taking the latest proposed list (*) from the thread "Continue work on a final PMC roster" (Juergen, Sept 6, 2012) that happened before on ooo-private@. (No reference because not anyone can read the private archives). >> That list already included 49 committers to be consider for the PMC. As well a couple of 'non-included' persons and 'needs discussion' are listed. >> >> During step 1. everybody is free to propose anyone to be added to the "is-included list". IMHO, it doesn't matter if the additionally proposed persons are from 'non-included', 'needs discussion' or anyone else. Self-nomination should also be allowed. >> >> At the end of step 1., we will have a list of 49 + X proposed PMC members that will be used as input for step 2. >> >> 2. Exclusive step 1 >> ------------------- >> We contact everyone who is included in the resulting list of step 1., if (s)he wants to be part ob the AOO PMC. A reply is mandatory for anybody who wants to attend the PMC. Committers need to express their interest on working on AOO governance. Persons who do not reply will be excluded and of course all those who simply say: 'no'. After step 2. we will have a shorter list that is then used as input for step 3. >> >> 3. Exclusive step 2 >> ------------------- >> That will be the toughest step and certainly spark controversy again. Committers may raise concerns who of the persons remaining after step 2. is not appropriate to attend the AOO PMC. From my point of view, candidates shouldn't be removed with a single veto, but every proposal for removal that finds supporters needs to be carried out. >> >> The result of step 3. in a agreed-on list of PMC members. >> >> Please comment on my proposal. If there are no significant objections, I would draft an initial posting for executing the above proposed procedure next weekend. Processing will likely take about 2 weeks: 3x72h + a couple of days to compile results and moving forward to the step in between. >> > > I think it is counterproductive that whenever we try to push the PMC > roster selection process forward somebody comes up with a new proposal > that she/he prefers over the others. Any attempt on ooo-private to > continue the started selection process got interrupted by somebody for > whatever reasons. > +1 A review of Buridan's Ass is in order: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buridan%27s_ass We need to start eating more hay, and spend less time designing equivalent bales of hay. IMHO, of course. -Rob > I say we should concentrate on finishing things that have to be done > anyway and let us move forward and let us come to an agreement. Andrew's > proposal was known for some days now and nobody really complained and > nobody tried to push it forward. Probably because some attempts on > private were interrupted immediately. > > Now we started to give this attempt a try with a clear timeline of one > week and check the result afterwards. Why not simply trying it? And the > explained way sounds reasonable to get an impression which people have > merit enough trust and confidence by the rest of the community to serve > in the PCM. > > Several approaches could be used and probably all come to a similar > result. I believe at least all filter processes will come to a similar > result. > > In the end it doesn't really matter and the selected PMC will be the > start only and will grow over time. > > A few words below to our initial approach on ooo-private to help people > to understand how we started the initial process. > > I reused parts of a draft that I had ready for several days and where I > of course proposed also a new approach. But I skipped the proposal > because it is similar to Andrews. And more important is not how we > accomplish the PMC roster but that we finish it. And that we can all > support the selected approach. > > We should continue the graduation process because I still believe that > we are ready. And the best way to demonstrate that we can manage > ourselves is to move this PMC roster definition, the PMC chair selection > and the graduation forward in the Apache way. > > Graduation and being a TLP will be the last important signal to the > public that AOO is arrived at Apache finally and can be probably seen as > a safe investment to migrate to or to build a business on top of it. All > this will help to grow our project. And that is our all goal, we want a > growing community by bringing more people to OpenOffice and to > participate more active in the community. > > So let us move forward and let us take the exit of the circle. > > Juergen > > > Extract of my draft: > > ... > We as project got advised that we should do some cleanup of the PPMC > before we move forward to graduation as a TLP. > > We had many, many discussion on this already (mainly on our private list > because we did already discuss names) and I will try to explain what we > had done so far and what are our options to finalize this selection > process. We have to think about it anyway and it can be done completely > independent of any other ongoing discussion. Whatever we will find out > somewhere else we have to come back to a selection process. > > My goal here is to explain things and make it transparent for all. > > There is an ongoing discussion what a good PMC member would be and I > recommend everybody to read this and other related threads to get an > idea and an opinion about it. > > If you are not interested in the PMC it's fine, it's no must, not > necessary, no privilege and shouldn't be seen as a special status. At > Apache all community members are in principal equal and can contribute > in the way they prefer and they can. > > Current PPMC > The current PPMC exists of many initial committers and some people we > have voted in over time and when we voted for people to become a > committer and PPMC member in one step. We noticed that this doesn't > scale very well in the long term and we started to decouple the vote and > make them independent from each other. > To make it short we have a huge PPMC where many people are not visible, > not active, do not participate in any kind of stuff that needs to be > done by a PMC. > > The question is if that make sense and in case of no, how we can correct > it before we graduate? > > A question and a necessary selection process that nobody like and > where we probably can make mistakes only. But we have to do it sooner or > later! > > What we have done so far? > The first step we have started with was to think about the current PPMC > and try to figure out who is still here, who participate in the project, > who is active, who is visible. Nothing more and nothing less because we > think that this was a good first selection. At least we discussed it and > nobody really complained about it. The next obvious step should have > been to discuss further candidates that felt through this selection > process. Well we haven't finished this step and haven't finished the > definition or selection of a final PMC roster at all that we need for a > potential graduation. > The reason is that we drifted in much more general discussion and moved > a little bit round in circles (at least from my point of view). Don't > get me wrong these discussion were probably useful in the end but they > were expensive. I don't go in further details and I think we are not > longer interested to seek the fault for this by somebody ... > We learned hopefully from it and it happens in such a constellation that > people have different opinions. In the end it is important that we come > to a consensus and move forward. > ... > > > >> Peter >> >> (*) For those who haven't followed the discussion the latest proposed list in "pass 5" was: >> == PMC member== >> Albino Neto (bino28) >> Allen Pulsifer (apulsifer) >> Andre Fischer (af) >> Andrea Pescetti (pescetti) >> Andrew Rist (arist) >> Antón Méixome (meixome) >> Ariel Constenla-Haile (arielch) >> Armin Le Grand (alg) >> Carl B. Marcum (cmarcum) >> Claudio Filho (filhocf) >> Cyril Beaussier (bidouille) >> Damjan Jovanovic (damjan) >> Dave Barton (bmcs) >> David Fisher (wave) (Apache Membeber) >> David McKay (thegurkha) >> Donald P. Harbison (dpharbison) >> Drew Jensen (atjensen) >> Graham Lauder (yo) >> Herbert Dürr (hdu) >> Ian Lynch (ingotian) >> Jian Fang Zhang (zhangjf) >> Jian Hong Cheng (chengjh) >> Jim Jagielski (jim) (Apache Membeber) >> Jin Hua Chen (chenjinh) >> Juan C. Sanz (jucasaca) >> Jürgen Schmidt (jsc) >> Kay Schenk (kschenk) >> Kazunari Hirano (khirano) >> Louis Suarez-Potts (louis) >> Maho NAKATA (maho) >> Marcus Lange (marcus) >> Oliver-Rainer Wittmann (orw) >> Pedro Giffuni (pfg) >> Peter Junge (pj) >> Phillip Rhodes (prhodes) >> Raphael Bircher (rbircher) >> Regina Henschel (regina) >> RGB.ES (rgb-es) >> Rob Weir (robweir) >> Roberto Galoppini (galoppini) >> Roberto Salomon (salomon) >> Simon Brouwer (simonbr) >> Thomas J. Frazier (yj) >> Wang Lei (leiw) >> Yang Shih-Ching (imacat) >> Yong Lin Ma (mayongl) >> Yuri Dario (ydario) >> Zhe Wang (wangzcdl) >> Zoltán Reizinger (r4zoli) >> >> == Needs discussion == >> An Hongyun (hyan) >> Michal Hrin >> Paolo Pozzan >> Hagar Delest >> Frank Peters >> Jomar Silva >> Xia Zhao >> Eike Rathke >> >> == No PMC member (for now) == >> Arthur Buijs (artietee) >> Christian Lippka (clippka) >> Christoph Jopp (cjopp) >> Florent André (florent) >> Ingrid von der Mehden (ingrid) >> Ivo Hinkelmann (ivo) >> Kai Ahrens (kahrens) >> Kai Sommerfeld (kso) >> Lawrence Rosen (lrosen) (Apache Member) >> Malte Timmermann (malte) >> Manfred A. Reiter (fredao) >> Martin Hollmichel (mhollmichel) >> Mathias Bauer (mbauer) >> Stefan Taxhet (st) >> Stephan Bergmann (sb) >> Steve Lee (stevelee) >> Yegor Kozlov (yegor) (Apache Member) >> >> == Emeritus == >> Wolf Halton (wolfhalton)(per his request) >> Dennis E. Hamilton (orcmid) (per his request) >> >
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First execute the
sqoop importcommand like this, make sure that you pass
--outdir schemaas parameters to the sqoop import command, what that does is it generates the CUSTOMER.avsc and CUSTOMER.java in the schema directory on your local machine
sqoop import --connect jdbc:mysql://localhost/test --username root --password cloudera --table CUSTOMER --as-avrodatafile --outdir schema
You can verify that CUSTOMER.avsc file got created as you expected by executing
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Next create schema directory in HDFS by executing hdfs mkdir command like this
hdfs dfs -mkdir /user/cloudera/schema
Copy the CUSTOMER.avsc from your local schema directory to HDFS in schema directory by executing following command
hdfs dfs -copyFromLocal schema/CUSTOMER.avsc /user/cloudera/schema/.
Last step is to create Hive table with CUSTOMER.avsc as schema using following command
CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE CUSTOMER ROW FORMAT SERDE 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.serde2.avro.AvroSerDe' STORED AS INPUTFORMAT 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.io.avro.AvroContainerInputFormat' OUTPUTFORMAT 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.io.avro.AvroContainerOutputFormat' LOCATION '/user/cloudera/CUSTOMER' TBLPROPERTIES ('avro.schema.url'='/user/cloudera/schema/CUSTOMER.avsc');
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Anarcho-capitalism is an individualist libertarian philosophy based on the idea of individual sovereignty, and a prohibition against initiatory coercion and fraud. It sees the only just basis for law as arising from private property norms and an unlimited right of contract between sovereign individuals.
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- 2 See also
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The basic problem I really have is that whenever I meet leftists in the socialist and Marxist movements, I'm called a petit-bourgeois individualist. [audience laughs] I'm supposed to shrink after this— Usually I'm called petit-bourgeois individualist by students, and by academicians, who've never done a days work life [sic] in their entire biography, whereas I have spent years in factories and the trade unions, in foundries and auto plants. So after I have to swallow the word petit-bourgeois, I don't mind the word individualist at all!
I believe in individual freedom; that's my primary and complete commitment—individual liberty. That's what it's all about. And that's what socialism was supposed to be about, or anarchism was supposed to be about, and tragically has been betrayed.
And when I normally encounter my so-called colleagues on the left—socialists, Marxists, communists—they tell me that, after the revolution, they're gonna shoot me. [audience laughs, Murray nods] That is said with unusual consistency. They're gonna stand me and Karl up against the wall and get rid of us real fast; I feel much safer in your company. [audience laughs and applauds]
- Bookchin, Murray, speaking to a crowd of anarcho-capitalists and other libertarians at a Libertarian Party Conference, depicted in Anarchism in America, directed by Steven Fischler and Joel Sucher (15 January 1983).
- Karl Hess is sitting next to Bookchin at the table.
- Perhaps the best way to see why anarcho-capitalism would be much more peaceful than our present system is by analogy. Consider our world as it would be if the cost of moving from one country to another were zero. Everyone lives in a housetrailer and speaks the same language. One day, the president of France announces that because of troubles with neighboring countries, new military taxes are being levied and conscription will begin shortly. The next morning the president of France finds himself ruling a peaceful but empty landscape, the population having been reduced to himself, three generals, and twenty-seven war correspondents.
- Friedman, David, Chapter: "The Stability Problem", The Machinery of Freedom: Guide to a Radical Capitalism (2nd ed.), p. 123.
- We must ask, not whether an anarcho-capitalist society would be safe from a power grab by the men with the guns (safety is not an available option), but whether it would be safer than our society is from a comparable seizure of power by the men with the guns. I think the answer is yes. In our society, the men who must engineer such a coup are politicians, military officers, and policemen, men selected precisely for the characteristic of desiring power and being good at using it. They are men who already believe that they have a right to push other men around - that is their job. They are particularly well qualified for the job of seizing power. Under anarcho-capitalism the men in control of protection agencies are selected for their ability to run an efficient business and please their customers. It is always possible that some will turn out to be secret power freaks as well, but it is surely less likely than under our system where the corresponding jobs are labeled 'non-power freaks need not apply'.
- Friedman, David, Chapter: "The Stability Problem", The Machinery of Freedom: Guide to a Radical Capitalism (2nd ed.), p. 123–124.
- [A]fter I got evicted from the Republican Party, I began reading considerably more of the works of American anarchists, thanks largely to Murray Rothbard … and I was just amazed.
- Hess, Karl, Anarchism in America, directed by Steven Fischler and Joel Sucher (15 January 1983).
- I'm a, what, an anarcho-capitalist socialist…I don't know…I'm kinda a moderate, I think I'm moderate.
- Novoselic, Krist, interviewed by Nick Gillespie, "Nirvana's Krist Novoselic on Punk, Politics, & Why He Dumped the Dems", ReasonTV (19 June 2014), 11:33–11:42.
- [Government] attracts the worst kind of men to its ranks, shackles progress, forces its citizens to act against their own judgment, and causes recurring internal and external strife by its coercive existence. In view of all this, the question becomes not, "Who will protect us from aggression?" but "Who will protect us from the governmental 'protectors'?" The contradiction of hiring an agency of institutionalized violence to protect us from violence is even more foolhardy than buying a cat to protect one's parakeet.
- Tannehill, Linda & Morris, Ch. 4, "Government—An Unnecessary Evil", The Market for Liberty (1970), p. 41.
- Government is an artificial construct which, because of what it is, is in opposition to natural law. There is nothing in the nature of man which demands that he be governed by other men (if there were, then we would have to find someone to govern the governors, for they, too, would be men with a need to be governed). In fact, the nature of man is such that, in order to survive and be happy, he must be able to make his own decisions and control his own life…a right which is unavoidably violated by governments. The ruinous consequences of government's inescapable opposition to natural law are written in blood and human degradation across the pages of all man's history.
- Tannehill, Linda & Morris, Ch. 12, "Legislation and Objective Law", The Market for Liberty (1970), p. 118.
- In the final maturity of this free market, there would be no more governments left, and so…no more wars.
- Tannehill, Linda & Morris, Ch. 14, "The Abolition of War", The Market for Liberty (1970), p. 147.
Presenting anarcho-capitalism as a form of anarchism[edit]
- Anarcho-capitalism is a form of anarchism whose prime tenet is that the free market, unhampered by government intervention, can coordinate all the functions of society currently carried out by the state, including systems of justice and national defense. Anarcho-capitalists believe that a system of private property based on individual rights is the only moral system - a system that implies a free market, or total voluntarism, in all transactions.
- Brown, Susan Love, "The Free Market as Salvation from Government: The Anarcho-Capitalist View", Meanings of the Market: The Free Market in Western Culture, edited by James G. Carrier, Berg/Oxford, 1997, p. 99. (Article is a criticism of anarcho-capitalism. Brown is not an anarcho-capitalist.)
- There are anarchists of the right such as Murray Rothbard (For a New Liberty [New York: Macmillan, 1973]) who defend private property and free enterprise.
- DeGeorge, Richard T., "Anarchism and Authority", an essay in the book Anarchism by J. Roland Pennock and John W. Chapman, NYU Press, p. 108.
- Subterranean anarchist currents once again surfaced in the 1960s...We will sketch its initial impulse in the 1950s, the creation of a broad critical movement in the 1960's, its differentiation into right and left tendencies, and its final shattering into various anarchist splinters. These ranged from Anarcho-Capitalists who desired the organization of society solely on the basis of a "free market" to Anarcho-Communists who sought an individualized society of decentralized communes.
- DeLeon, David. The American as Anarchist: Reflections of Indigenous Radicalism, Chapter: The Beginning of Another Cycle, Johns Hopkins University Press, 1979, p. 117.
- Laissez-faire capitalism, or anarchocapitalism, is simply the economic form of the libertarian ethic. Laissez-faire capitalism encompasses the notion that men should exchange goods and services, without regulation, solely on the basis of value for value. It recognizes charity and communal enterprises as voluntary versions of this same ethic. Such a system would be straight barter, except for the widely felt need for a division of labor in which men, voluntarily, accept value tokens such as cash and credit. Economically, this system is anarchy, and proudly so.
- Hess, Karl, "The Death of Politics", essay published in Playboy (July 1976).
- Also available in Hess's autobiography, Mostly on the Edge.
- Anarchist solutions to social questions have ranged from total communism to an equally zealous individualism. In between are found sundry recipes, from anarcho-syndicalism to anarcho-capitalism.
- Perlin, Terry M., Contemporary Anarchism (New Brunswick, NJ; Transaction Book, 1979), p. 7.
- Capitalism is the fullest expression of anarchism, and anarchism is the fullest expression of capitalism.
- Rothbard, Murray N., "Exclusive Interview With Murray Rothbard", The New Banner: A Fortnightly Libertarian Journal (25 February 1972).
- There are several recognized varieties of anarchism, among them: individualistic anarchisms, anarcho-capitalisms, anarcho-communisms, mutualisms, anarcho-syndicalisms, libertarian socialisms, social anarchists and now eco-anarchisms.
- Sylvan, Richard. Anarchism. A Companion to Contemporary Political Philosophy, editors Goodin, Robert E. and Pettit, Philip. Blackwell Publishing, 1995, p. 231.
- Although anarchism rests on liberal intellectual foundations, notably the distinction between state and society, the protean character of the doctrine makes it difficult to disinguish clearly different schools of anarchist thought. But one important distinction is between individualist anarchism and social anarchism. The former emphasizes individual liberty, the sovereignty of the individual, the importance of private property or possession, and the iniquity of all monopolies. It may be seen as liberalism taken to an extreme conclusion. 'Anarcho-capitalism' is a contemporary variant of this school.
- Bottomore, Tom, Dictionary of Marxist Thought, Anarchism entry, p. 21 (1992).
- Although part of the classical liberal tradition, contemporary anarcho-capitalists are descendants of nineteenth-century individualist anarchists such as Josiah Warren, Lysander Spooner, and Benjamin Tucker.
- Brown, Susan Love, "The Free Market as Salvation from Government: The Anarcho-Capitalist View", Meanings of the Market: The Free Market in Western Culture, edited by James G. Carrier, Berg/Oxford, 1997, p. 99. (Article is a criticism of anarcho-capitalism. Brown is not an anarcho-capitalist.)
- The Anarcho-Capitalists, who had more of a historical sense, did occasionally cite past anarchists like Spooner and Tucker as "the forefathers of modern libertarianism," but only a few individuals like Murray Rothbard, in Power and Market, and some article writers were influenced by these men. Most had not evolved consciously from this tradition; they had been a rather automatic product of the American environment.
- DeLeon, David, The American as Anarchist: Reflections on Indigenous Radicalism (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1978), p. 127.
- Today individualist anarchists in the US call themselves anarcho-capitalists or libertarians...
- Heider, Ulrike, Anarchism: Left, Right and Green (San Francisco: City Lights Books, 1994), p. 3.
- The American Benjamin Tucker (1854-1939) believed that maximum individual liberty would be assured where the free market was not hindered or controlled by the State and monopolies. The affairs of society would be governed by myriad voluntary societies and cooperatives, by, as he aptly put it, "un-terrified" Jeffersonian democrats, who believed in the least government possible. Since World War II this tradition has been reborn and modified in the United States as anarcho-capitalism or libertarianism.
- Levy, Carl, "Anarchism", under the "Anarcho-individualism" heading, Microsoft® Encarta® Online Encyclopedia 2006.
- Individualist, as distinct from socialist, anarchism has been particularly strong in the USA from the time of Josiah Warren (1798-1874) onwards and is expressed today by Murray Rothbard and the school of 'anarcho-capitalists'.
- Ostergaard, Geofrey, Resisting the Nation State - the anarchist and pacifist tradition, Anarchism As A Tradition of Political Thought. Peace Pledge Union Publications.[1]
- In distinguishing sharply between society and state, both individualist and socialist anarchism build on liberal foundations. The former may be seen as liberalism taken to an extreme, or logical, conclusion...nineteenth-century individualists sometimes thought of themselves as socialists. But their successors today, such as Murray Rothbard (1973), having abandonded the labour theory of value, describe themselves as 'anarcho-capitalists'....A generation after the eclipse of anarcho-syndicalism, anarchist ideas reemerged, sometimes spectacularly, in the context of the New Left movements of the 1960s...At the other end of the political spectrum, individualist anarchism, reborn as anarcho-capitalism, is a significant tendency in the libertarian New Right.
- Outhwaite, Blackwell, Dictionary of Modern Social Thought, Anarchism and Libertarianism entries (2006).
- In fact, what Faucher and the others had come up with was a form of individualist anarchism, or, as it would be called today, anarcho-capitalism or market anarchism. This was in the 1840s.
- Raico, Ralph, "Authentic German Liberalism of the 19th Century Ecole Polytechnique", Centre de Recherce en Epistemologie Appliquee, Unité associée au CNRS, 2004.
- Pro-capitalist anarchism is, as one might expect, particularly prevalent in the US where it feeds on the strong individualist and libertarian currents that have always been a part of the American political imaginary. To return to the point, however, there are individualist anarchists who are most certainly not anti-capitalist and there are those who may well be.
- Tormey, Simon, Anti-Capitalism: A Beginner's Guide, One World, 2004.
- Individualist anarchism…stands in rigorous opposition to attacking the person or property of individuals. The philosophy revolves around the "Sovereignty of the Individual"—as an early champion, Josiah Warren, phrased it. … Largely due to the path breaking work of Murray Rothbard, 20th century individualist anarchism is no longer inherently suspicious of profit-making practices, such as charging interest. Indeed, it embraces the free market as the voluntary vehicle of economic exchange. But as individualist anarchism draws increasingly upon the work of Austrian economists such as Mises and Hayek, it draws increasingly farther away from left anarchism.
- McElroy, Wendy, "Anarchism: Two Kinds", Mises Daily (The Ludwig von Mises Institute, 13 December 1999).
- Workers are propertyless and forced to wage labor because they cannot finance their self-employment: the state monopoly over money is the problem. Let the people issue their own private, fiduciary moneys and the choice between working for an employer or for oneself will become entirely voluntary. This is the individual anarchism (or anarco-capitalism) championed by Lysander Spooner and Benjamin Tucker in America and Gustave de Molinari in France.
- Ferrero, Manuel, A Rational Theory of Socialist Public [2]
Presenting anarcho-capitalism as something that is not a form of capitalism[edit]
- Rothbard is surely right in thinking that what we now call free-market libertarianism was originally a left-wing position. The great liberal economist Frédéric Bastiat sat on the left side of the French national assembly, with the anarcho-socialist Proudhon. Many of the causes we now think of as paradigmatically left-wing—feminism, antiracism, antimilitarism, the defense of laborers and consumers against big business—were traditionally embraced and promoted specifically by free-market radicals. ... I like calling the free market a left-wing idea—in fact, I like calling libertarianism the proletarian revolution.
- Long, Roderick T., "Rothbard's 'Left and Right': Forty Years Later," Rothbard Memorial Lecture, Austrian Scholars Conference (2006).
The word capitalist was indeed first used disparagingly by opponents of "capitalism." But it is important to realize that among those opponents were advocates of property rights and free markets, such as Thomas Hodgskin and later Benjamin Tucker. Why?
The reason is this: In the periods regarded as classic "capitalist" eras, government intervention on behalf of capital was commonplace. … Thus capitalism did not mean the free market, or laissez faire, back then. It's not that the system fell short of an ideal. To the people on the ground, and to historians looking back, this was the system that was intended. Thus pro-business interventionism has a far better claim to the term capitalism than any unrealized free-market system. … At the semantic level, capitalism is an unfortunate word when applied to the free market. It suggests a privileged status for capital over other factors of production, which is not the case in a free market.
- Richman, Sheldon, "Is Capitalism Something Good?," The Freeman (Foundation for Economic Education, 16 April 2010).
- My main beef with Phelps and Ammous's essay is their use of capitalism to name the economic system that corporatism corrupted. Like many others, they believe that word "used to mean" the free market. To be sure, it was used that way beginning in the mid-twentieth century. But there was an older usage (of capitalist specifically), coined by free-market liberals like Thomas Hodgskin who predated Marx, associating it with government privileges for the capital-owning class. That undertone has never left.
- Richman, Sheldon, "Capitalism, Corporatism, and the Freed Market," The Freeman (Foundation for Economic Education, 26 April 2012).
- [Professor Jennifer] Burns doesn't seem to understand that when leftists, or conservatives or liberals for that matter, refer to capitalism, they don't mean what Ayn Rand meant by it. They mean the system that is otherwise known as mercantilism, corporatism, state capitalism, or even fascism—a system in which huge corporations, aided by the state, dominate a heavily-regulated and centrally-directed economy. This is what both conservatives and liberals advocate, this is what the New Left opposed. One New Left guru, the late Murray Bookchin, told me thirty years ago in Boston that he had no quarrel with what Ayn Rand and Murray Rothbard meant by the term capitalism, a system in which people divide their labour, specialise in producing certain goods and services, and trade among themselves. Bookchin told me that he would say that that is not capitalism, though there are many different definitions.
- Jeff Riggenbach, "Ayn Rand and the Early Libertarian Movement," The Libertarian Tradition (12 January 2010).
Criticisms of anarcho-capitalism[edit]
- Anarcho-capitalism, in my opinion, is a doctrinal system which, if ever implemented, would lead to forms of tyranny and oppression that have few counterparts in human history. There isn't the slightest possibility that its (in my view, horrendous) ideas would be implemented, because they would quickly destroy any society that made this colossal error. … I should add, however, that I find myself in substantial agreement with people who consider themselves anarcho-capitalists on a whole range of issues; and for some years, was able to write only in their journals. And I also admire their commitment to rationality — which is rare — though I do not think they see the consequences of the doctrines they espouse, or their profound moral failings.
- Chomsky, Noam in Z Net, Answers from Chomsky to eight questions on anarchism, 1996.
- The philosophy of 'anarcho-capitalism' dreamed up by the 'libertarian' New Right, has nothing to do with Anarchism as known by the Anarchist movement proper. It is a lie . . . Patently unbridled capitalism . . . needs some force at its disposal to maintain class privileges, either from the State itself or from private armies. What they believe in is in fact a limited State -- that is, one in which the State has one function, to protect the ruling class, does not interfere with exploitation, and comes as cheap as possible for the ruling class. The idea also serves another purpose . . . a moral justification for bourgeois consciences in avoiding taxes without feeling guilty about it.
- Meltzer, Albert Anarchism: Arguments For and Against (1981), p. 50.
- Though admittedly the circumstances are not identical, telling disgruntled employees that they are always free to leave their jobs seems no different in principle from telling political dissidents that they are free to emigrate. In either case freedom affords little or no protection against the demand for conformity. The problem with the libertarian argument is that negative liberty, defined as the absence of coercion, cannot guarantee individual autonomy, or positive liberty, the freedom to choose one's actions independently. Though autonomy may be jeopardized by the use of force, its opposite is not coercion but dependency.
- Newman, Stephen L. in Liberalism at Wit's End (1984), p. 46.
- Individuality is not to be confused with the various ideas and concepts of Individualism; much less with that "rugged individualism" which is only a masked attempt to repress and defeat the individual and his individuality. … "Rugged individualism" has meant all the "individualism" for the masters, while the people are regimented into a slave caste to serve a handful of self-seeking "supermen." America is perhaps the best representative of this kind of individualism, in whose name political tyranny and social oppression are defended and held up as virtues; while every aspiration and attempt of man to gain freedom and social opportunity to live is denounced as "unAmerican" and evil in the name of that same individualism.
- Goldman, Emma, "The Individual, Society and the State," contained in Red Emma Speaks, p. 112.
- The first man who, having fenced off a plot of land, thought of saying, 'This is mine' and found people simple enough to believe him was the real founder of civil society. How many crimes, wars, murders, how many miseries and horrors might the human race had been spared by the one who, upon pulling up the stakes or filling in the ditch, had shouted to his fellow men: 'Beware of listening to this impostor; you are lost if you forget the fruits of the earth belong to all and that the earth belongs to no one.'
- Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, "Discourse on Inequality".