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J. W. Hersey of Post 16 ; John D. Billings of Post 94 ; John H.
Abbott of Post 46.
On motion of Comrade Geo. L. Goodale of Post 66, the
Assistant Adjutant-General was directed to acknowledge the
receipt of telegram from Department of New Jersey, G.A.R. ,
and extend to them the greeting of this Department.
Comrade Geo. H. Patch of Post 142 addressed the Encamp-
ment in favor of an Encampment under canvas, of this Depart-
ment, during the coming year, at Lake Waushacum, in the town
of Sterling.
He explained the plan quite at length, and gave notice that
he should call up this matter at the morning session, and ask a
vote on it.
The different committees were notified as to the place and
hour of meeting.
The Assistant Adjutant-General gave notice that there had
been unforeseen delay in the issue of the proceedings of the last
Encampmeut, but that he had them present, and they would be
distributed at the close of this session, the roll of Posts to be
called for that purpose.
Comrade Chas. B. Fox of Post 68 moved that when this
Encampment adjourns it be to meet at Tremont Temple, at 9
o'clock tomorrow morning, January 31.
Comrade James K. Churchill of Post 10 moved, as an amend-
ment, that the hour be 10 o'clock. Amendment lost.
The original motion was then carried.
There being no further business, the Encampment adjourned
at 10.30 P.M.
Tremont Temple, Jan 31, 1884.
The Department Encampment was called to order by Depart-
ment Commander Geo. S. Evans at 9.45 a.m.
Prayer was offered by Chaplain John W. Lee.
The following messages were read by the Assistant Adjutant-
General, who was directed to acknowledge and reply to the
same : —
MiDDLETOWN, CoNX., Jau. 31, 1884.
Geo. S. Evans, Department Commander, G.A R.,
Seventeenth Encampment Department of Connecticut in session send
a comrade's greeting to your Encampment, trusting that your delibera-
tions may result in good to the Order. ISAAC B. HYATT,
Department Commander.
Tremoxt, Nej5., Jau. 30, 1884.
Geo S. Evans, Department Commander, G.A.R.,
Nebraska sends greeting to the comrades of Massachusetts in
Encampment assembled. JOHN C. BONNELL,
Department Commander.
The next business being tlie reception of communications
from Posts, the roll was called with the following result : —
Headquarters John A. Andrew Post No. 15, G.A.R. ,
Department of Massachusetts.
Commander: Your delegates to this Convention from Post 15 have
been instructed to bring before you for action the following : —
To endeavor to have all of Section 2, Article VII., of the Eules and
Regulations after the word " choice " in the second line stricken out, and
that the delegates to the National Encampment from the Department of
Massachusetts be instructed to urge the same.
Headquarters John A Andrew Post No. 15, G.A R.,
Department of Massachusetts.
Commander: Your delegates to this Convention from Post 15 have
been instructed to bring before you for action the following : —
That in the Ritual, work and orders of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lic, an unjust discrimination is made against sailors, who served their
country with a fidelity equal to that of soldiers, and Avho are entitled to
an e(jual recognition in that Order which claims to represent the com-
bined patriotism and loyalty of the country, and they ask that the dele-
gates from this Department to the National Encampment be instructed
to urge upon that body the justice of making the changes necessary to
comply with the spirit of this resolution.
Headquarters Theodore Winthrop Post No 35, G.A.R ,
Department of Massachusetts.
Chelsea, Mass., Jau. 24, 1884.
To the Officers and Members of this Encampment.
Comrades: At a regular meeting of Post 35, held this evening, it
was voted that the delegates to the Department Convention be instructed
to present the matter of sailors' records to the Convention, and request
that some action be taken, whereby a complete record of every man who
served in the navy of the United States during the Rebellion might be kept
in the same manner as that of its soldiers.
Respectfully submitted, in F., C. and L.,
GEO. W. MARSH, Commander, Post 35.
For the Delegates.
Headquarters Post 30, G A.R.
Cambridgeport, Jau. 24, 1884.
Besolved, That the delegates to the National Encampment be instructed
to cause such change in the ritual as to make the installation of officers
in the rear of the altar and facing the Holy Bible, instead of being in
front of the altar, and back to the Bible, as now laid down in the ritual.
It is further,
Besolved, That thej^ cause such change to be made in the muster-in
service as to require the badge presentation in the mustering of recruits
in all Posts of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Commander, Post 30, G.A.R.
Headquarters MacPherson Post No. 73, G.A.R.
Abington, Mass., Jan. 16, 1884.
MacPherson Post No. 73, G.A.R., respectfully presents to the Depart-
ment Encampment the following memorial : —
In the national cemetery at Gettysburg the graves are arranged in
concentric curves, the lines of which are marked by granite bands, like
curbstones, on the top of which are cut into the granite the names of the
soldiers, each over against his gi'ave. Originally they were painted
black. This paint has been renewed two or three times, but noAv it is
entirely worn out, and the stones look painfully shabby and neglected.
The comrade in charge of the cemetery has put in a requisition to the
War Department each year for two or three years past, asking that the
names be repainted, but the request has been passed over.
What is true at Gettysburg is likely to be true, or to become true, at
each of the other national cemeteries. We therefore respectfully request
the Department Encampment to take such measures as will secure, if
possible, an appropriation from Congress, at its present session, to pro-
vide for painting all the names in all the national cemeteries, for which
we are informed that one cent a letter is ample.
We also understand that if the paint be renewed once in five years,
tliis will be often enough to keep the names looking neat and bright.
We therefore would further re<iuest that steps be also taken to secure
the establishment of a regular appropriation for this purpose once in
five years, just as our towns give regular appropriations yearly to the
All Avhich is submitted with earnest desire,
In Fraternity, Charity and Loyalty,
Wm. H. Nash, Adjutant. Post Commander.
At the conclusion of this order of business, on motion of
Comrade Oliver Downing of Post 15, it was voted that all resolu-
tions and communications from Posts be referred to the commit-
tee of five on Commander's address, except the one from Post
35, G.A.R. , relative to the matter of Navy records, and on
motion of Comrade Chas. B. Fox of Post 68, the latter question
was referred to a special committee of three, which was consti-
tuted as follows : —
Chas. B. Fox of Post 68, R. F. Tobin of Post 30, J. Frank
Dalton of Post 34.
After remarks by various comrades relative to matters that
had just been referred to committees. Comrade Geo. H. Patch of
Post 142 called up the matter referred to by him at the evening
session, and, after explaining the subject quite at length, sub-
mitted the following motion, viz : —
That it is the sense of the delegates here assembled that this
Department hold an Encampment under canvas for three or five
days, during the coming summer or autumn, at Lake Waushacum,
Sterling. The motion was seconded.
A long discussion of the question followed, which was par-
ticipated in by Comrades Wm. MacDonald of Post 158, E. "W.
Thompson of Post 42, J. B. Willard of Post 10, Geo. S. Merrill
of Post 3U, C. M. Whelden of Post 125, J. K. Churchill of Post
10, and others. Comrade Wm. H. Hart of Post 35 moved the
previous question, which was ordered, and Comrade Patch's
motion was declared lost.
The Special Committee of three on Navy Records asked for
further time, with leave to communicate their wishes to the
Legislature or the State authorities, which was granted.
On motion of Comrade Dennis Meehan of Post 7, it was
voted : —
That for the remainder of this session no comrade be allowed
to speak longer than five minutes, or more than once on the same
question, except by unanimous consent.
The Assistant Adjutant-General reported for the Committee
on Credentials as follows : —
Number of comrades entitled to seats in this Encampment 487
Number of comrades present 426
Divided as follows : —
Department Officers • .... 15
Past Department Officers 5
Post Commanders 134
Delegates 272
Total . . • 426
Comrade George W. Crease}' of Post 49 submitted a report
for above committee, which he read in full. Various motions and
amendments were made and discussed, and it was finall}' voted,
on motion of Comrade Andrew C. Stone of Post 39, that the
report be accepted, and the several recommendations be consid-
ered separately. In accordance with that vote, the report was
reread, and separate action taken.
First. The recommendation that the spring visitation to
Posts by Department officers be continued, your committee would
advise that the system be made permanent.
Second. That in the matter of changing the installation
services, as recommended by the Department Commander, the
committee consider any change inexpedient.
Quite a discussion followed, which was participated in by
Comrades Capelle of Post 57, Downing and Linehan of Post 15,
Thompson of Post 42, Goodale of Post 66, and Welch of Post
57 ; and on motion of Comrade Chas. B. Fox of Post 68, it was
voted that the matter be referred to the delegates from this
Department to the National Encampment.
Third. The recommendation that Posts include in the
muster-in fee the price of the regulation badge, be adopted, that
that portion of the muster-in service relating to the presentation
of the badge maj' be performed without the very unusual and
humiliatiug spectacle, presented b}^ some of the Posts in the
Department, of presenting to the initiate the badge of our Order,
and then supplementing it with the ridiculous demand of payment
for the same, or its return to the Quartermaster.
FonrtJi. Tliat portion of the Commander's address wherein
he recommends the appropriation of a sum not exceeding 6300,
for the actual traveling expenses of the Department Commander,
be adopted ; and in addition they would respectfully recommend
that it apply to the Department Commander oidy, and that all
such expenses be subject to the approval of the Council of
Administration ; and, further, that when the Department Com-
mander attends a fair, given by an individual Post, the Post shall
pay the expense.
The usual motion to accept the foregoing recommendation
was seconded, but much opposition was manifested, several com-
rades spoke upon the question, and especially with reference to
an amendment presented by Comrade Chas. A. Follett of Post
88, to add the words " Senior Vice-Commander and Junior Vice-
Commander" after the words " to the Department Commander,"
so that it shall read "to the Department Commander, Senior
Vice-Commander, and Junior Vice-Commander only."
The amendment was adopted, as was the original question
as amended.
Fifth. That the railroad fares of the Department Com-
mander and the Assistant Adjutant-General to the National
Encampment be paid b}^ the Department. The committee recom-
mend favorable action.
Sixth. That portion of the address relative to the contem-
plated fair in aid of the Soldiers' Home, the connnittee would
recommend that this Encampment "assures the Trustees of the
Home of the earnest, hearty and active co-operation of the
Department in whatever measures they may present for the ben
efit of the Home, and would further recommend that the delegates
report to their respective Posts that a fair is to be held in the
spring of 1885, and urge that their Posts not only endorse the
action of the Trustees and this Encampment, but pledge their
active assistance in making the fair a financial success.
Seventh. That the appropriation of 8200 for additional
clerical force for the Assistant Adjutant-General be continued.
Eifjlitli. The recommendation of the Assistant Adjutant-
General that a memorial page be inserted in the printed proceed-
ings, giving name, company and regiment, if soldiers, and ship,
squadron and station, if sailors, of comrades who have died dur-
ing the year, the committee most heartily approve, and recommend
its adoption.
Accepted by a rising vote.
Niyitli. The recommendation of the Judge Advocate regard-
ing a change in the Rules and Regulations so that a portion of
the funds of a Post may be placed in the hands of Trustees,
your committee would suggest that the subject be referred to the
National Encampment.
And it was so ordered.
Tenth. The recommendation of the Council of Administra-
tion regarding the investment of the surplus funds of the Depart-
ment, your committee would recommend the reference of the
subject to the incoming Council of Administration.
Adopted, and the report of the committee as a whole was
Comrade Oliver Downing of Post 15 offered the following
motion : —
Besolved, That our delegates to the National Encampment be
instructed to urge that the Rules and Regulations be so changed as to
allow Post Commanders to appoint the Officer of the Day and the Officer
of the Guard.
The motion was lost.
Comrade J. P. Maxfield of Post 42 reported for the com-
mittee to nominate delegates and alternates to the National
Encampment, and the report of the committee was "laid on the
table until after the election of ofllcers."
A resolution offered by Comrade E. P. Morton of Post 61
as to the action, or rather, non-action, of the incoming Depart-
ment Commander during the approaching political campaign was,
on motion of Comrade Geo. L. Goodale of Post 66, returned to
the comrade presenting it.
Comrade John S. Beck of Post 66 moved, and it was voted,
That we proceed to the election of Department officers, and that
the Commander appoint a committee of live to collect, sort and
count votes for Department Commander. Comrade Chas. B. Fox
nominated the present Senior Vice-Commander, John D. Billings
of Post 94, for the position of Department Commander. The
nomination was seconded by Comrade W. H. Bartlett of Post 10.
After farther remarks by several comrades in favor of Comrade
Billings' candidacy, and there being no other nominations pre-
sented, the Department Commander appointed the following com-
mittee on ballot for Department Commander : —
John S. Beck of Post 6G, F. M. Harrington of Post 96,
E. J. Dolan of Post 30, J. H. Gould of Post 117, Fred Hanson
of Post 13.
After the vote for Commander had been taken and the com-
mittee had retired, it was voted, on motion of Comrade Theodore
Leutz of Post 21, that we proceed to the election of Depart-
ment Senior Vice-Commander, and that a committee of five be
appointed by the Commander to collect, sort and count votes for
a Department Senior Vice-Commander.
The Commander appointed the following committee : —
Theodore Leutz of Post 21, Chas. O. Welch of Post 57,
Leopold Bartol of Post 1, Thos. Stoddard of Post 87, Oliver
Downing of Post 15.
Nominations being next in order. Comrade Fitz J. Babson
of Post 45 nominated Comrade Benjamin Pitman of Post 82.
The nomination was seconded, and remarks were made by Com-
rades Powers and Langlan of Post 15, and Follet of Post 88.
Comrade John L. Otis of Post 86 nominated J, W. Hersey of
Post 16. The nomination was seconded by Comrade J. B. Par-
sons of Post 86. Comrade H. A. Sawyer of Post 5 was nomi-
nated by Comrade C. O. Fellows of Post 35. The present
Department Junior Vice-Commander, W. A. Sloane, was nomi-
nated by Comrade J. B. Lamb of Post 10. Seconded b}' Com-
rade J. K. Churchill of same Post. Comrade Jesse H. Jones of
Post 73 named Comrade D. H. L. Gleason of Post 63. Seconded
by Comrade A. B. Underwood of Post 62.
The ballot having been taken and the committee having
retired. Comrade Beck reported as follows on vote for Department
Commander : —
Whole number of votes cast 383
John D. Billings had . . 366
Benj. Pitman had 10
R. F. Tobin had 2
Scattering 5
Comrade Billings was declared elected, and Comrades Bab-
son of Post 42, Frost of Post 43, and Liuehan of Post 15, were
requested to escort the Commander-elect to the platform. The
committee attended to the duty assigned them, and presented
Commander-elect Billings, who thanked the Encampment for the
unanimity of his election, and pledged himself and his best efforts
to the advancement and upbuilding of the Department for tlie
coming year.
Comrade Geo. D. Stiles of Post 5 moved, and it was voted,
That there be no ballot for Department Junior-Vice Commander
until after the election of Senior Vice-Commander, and that we
proceed to the election of Medical Director.
For the latter office Comrade James Oliver, Jr., of Post 123
was nominated by Geo. P. Hawes of Post 109. The nomination
was seconded by Comrade Hersey of Post 16.
A motion was made by Comrade J. B. Willard of Post 10
that the Assistant Adjutant-General cast one ballot bearing the
name of Comrade James Oliver, Jr., for Medical Director.
Objection was made, and a ballot ordered to be taken.
On motion of Comrade J. F. Capelle of Post 57, the
Encampment voted to proceed to the election of Department
Chaplain, and that a committee of five be constituted to conduct
the balloting.
Comrades Capelle of Post 57, Hawkes of Post 109, Buzzell
of Post 7, Lauglan of Post 15, and Lothrop of Post 16, were
appointed a committee.
Comrades Edward A. Horton and Richard Eddy were nom-
inated, and the ballot was proceeded with. After this committee
had retired to count. Comrade Wm. H. Brown of Post 82
reported as follows for the committee appointed to nominate five
comrades to serve on the Council of Administration : —
Comrade W. W. Scott of Post 10, Worcester; Comrade J.
Cushing Thomas of Post 15, Boston; Comrade John McDonough
of Post 2, South Boston ; Comrade Edward McKay of Post 22,
Milford; Comrade Chas. H. Tracey of Post 103, Chicopee.
A motion was made that the report be accepted, and the
Assistant Adjutant-General cast the list as reported. Objection
was made, and the report was laid on the table.
Comrade Leutz of Post 21 reported as follows on l)allot
for Department Senior Vice-Commander : —
Whole number of votes cast 393
John W. Hersey had 197
Horace A. Sawyer had 70
W. A. Sloane had 59
Benjamin Pitman had 42
D. H. L. Gleason had 22
Scattering 3
And Comrade J. W. Hersey of Post 16 was declared
Comrades Pitman and Sawyer were appointed a committee
to conduct the Senior Vice-Commander elect to the platform, who
upon his arrival, thanked the comrades for their confidence, and
promised his cordial and untiring support for the year to come.
A ballot was ordered for Department Junior Vice-Com-
Comrade John H. Abbott of Post 46 placed in nomination
Comrade E. A. Horton of Post 145. Comrade John L. Rice of
Post 17 presented the name of Comrade H. A. Sawyer of Post 5.
Comrade J. P. Maxfield of Post 42 nominated Richard F. Tobin
of Post 30, seconded by Comrades Hart and Pitman. Comrade
A. H. Wright of Post 73 named Comrade Chas. D. Nash of Post
78, seconded by Comrade Geo. W. Powers of Post 15. Nomina-
tions ceased, the ballot was taken, and the committee retired.
The committee on ballot for Medical Director reported as
follows : —
Whole number of votes cast 316
James Oliver, Jr., Post 123, had .... 294
M. F. Delano, Post 52, had 16
J. H. Wright, Post 63, had 3
Scattering 3
And Comrade Oliver was declared elected.
Comrade Capclle reported as follows on ballot for Chap-
lain : —
Whole number of votes cast 324
Richard Eddy had 245
E. A. Hortou had 66
John W. Lee had 9
Philip H. Creasey had 4
Comrade Richard Eddy of Post 4 was declared elected
Department Chaplain, and was presented to the Encampment,
whereupon he expressed his appreciation of the honor conferred
and pledged his most earnest co-operation.
Comrade John S. Beck of Post 66 moved to take from the
table the report of Committee to Nominate Delegates and Alter-
nates to National Encampment, and that the Assistant Adjutant-
General cast the list as reported.
Objection was made, and Comrade Dennis Meehan of Post
7 moved to substitute the name of S. F. Keyes for that of J. E.
Killian ; but the Encampment refused to concur. The original
motion being called for, and no objection being made, the
Assistant Adjutant-General cast the list as reported, and the
following comrades were declared elected
Refresentatives to National Encamfment.
James F. Meech, Post 10, Worcester.
Charles M. Whelden
Henry C. Hall .
J. A. G. Richardson
Geo. A. Fletcher
John E. Killian
Andrew C. Stone
John Macfarlane .
Wm. H. Estey
Geo. G. Bailey, Jr.
Chas. O. Welch .
Thos. H. Hill
Chas. S. Anthony
M. R. Greeley
E. B. Stillings
Post 125, Pittsfield
" 29, Waltham
" 42, Lowell
" 102, Milton
" 26, Roxbury
" 39, Lawrence
" 5, Lynn
" 15, Boston
" 121, Hyde Park
" 57, East Cambridge
" 33, Woburn
" 3, Taunton
" 58, Weymouth
" 148, Winchester
Johu L. Otis Post 86, Northampton
F. O. Barnes Post 35, Chelsea
J. H. Abbott "46, Fall River
S. F. Keyes '' 7, Boston
E. S. Horton "145, Attleboro
C. Frank Luther "79, North Adams
AYm. H. Warren "12, Wakefield
Thos. E. Barker . . . . . . " 40, Maiden
J. W. Sawyer ''95, Saugus
C. H. Coburn "120, Lowell
E. H. Dyer • " 2, South Boston
E. P. Davis "133, Plain ville
J. F. Capelle "57, East Cambridge
H. M. Phillips "16, Springfield
P. A. Lindsey "30, Cambridge port
Comrade J. B. Willard of Post 10 moved to take from the
table the report of Committee on Nomination of Council of
Administration. The motion was adopted, and it was then voted
that the list as presented by the committee be deposited by the
Assistant Adjutant-General, and the comrades therein named. be
declared elected.
There being no objection, the list was deposited as directed
and the following comrades declared elected : —
W. W. Scott Post 10, Worcester
J. Cushing Thomas ''15, Boston
John McDouough " 2, South Boston
Edward McKay "22, Milford
Chas. H. Tracey "113, Chicopee
Comrade Leutz reported for Committee on Ballot for Depart-
ment Juuior Vice-Commander, as follows : —
Whole number of votes cast 363
Richard F. Tobin had 254
Chas D. Nash " 40
Edward S. Horton " 31
Benj. Pitman " 27
H. A. Sawyer " 9
Scattering 2
And Richard F. Tobin was declared elected.
Comrade Tobiii was presented, and while he does not claim
to be a musician, he struck the right " note," at least that was
the opinion of the Encampment, judging by the interest mani-
Comrade Wm. H. Hart of Post 35 offered the following reso-
lution, which was unanimously adopted : —
Resolved, That the thanks of this Department, in Convention
assembled, be extended to Department Chaplain John W. Lee, for
the character and dignity which he has brought to his office during
five years of faithful service, in which he has won the respect and
esteem of all his comrades.
The Department Commander-elect announced that he should
reappoint Comrade Alfred C. Monroe as Assistant Adjutant-
General, which announcement was enthusiastically received by
the delegates.
The Assistant Adjutant-General presented the following
motion : —
That the thanks of the Encampment be extended to the offi-
cers and guard of Post 30, for the excellent manner in which they
performed guard duty.
And it was unanimously adopted.
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About the four year experience, Helling said: "It's cliche to say but he walked away with the truck but we walked away with the blessing…It was a real blessing. We had guys giving up parts, tools, family time, shop space for almost four years. The guys enjoyed doing it…It's just amazing to see what happens when God and people come together."
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"I was so happy to have these great guys do something like this for me," said Gage Crane. "It was a real blessing."
Gage said the truck has been parked at his grandparent's house as long as he remembers, so he's grown up seeing it there.
"I want to thank everyone that participated—they gave me a great gift. I'll never have the words to fully thank them for this," Gage said.
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She said she's happy to see his legacy continue.
"In a small town, even if you're not blood, your family. When tragedy happens in a small town, everyone comes together," she said. "because not only did you lose a member of your family, but the town lost a member of their family."
She said Pistal would have loved to have been involved in a project like this.
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She said the truck's purpose came full circle.
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She added, "He was such a great guy with a caring heart, he would have loved this. He would have loved to get these men together to have a good time and talk about God. He would have loved it."
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And another thing I forgot.
There is a lot of work until DC is a full featured messenger.
And I think if DC has all features of a good messenger then we can talk about to extend it to a full featured mail client messenger
And another thing I forgot.
There is a lot of work until DC is a full featured messenger.
And I think if DC has all features of a good messenger then we can talk about to extend it to a full featured mail client messenger
@webratte Personally, I just use Thunderbird (on my laptop) for these "advanced" features. But I agree with @agutierrez that these rather "basic" email features would be nice in DC.
Also, concerning the "different worlds" arguments ([Discussion] Make DC a replacement for MUAs?): When I wrote emails to friends, I never wrote "Hi" or "Kind regards" or anything, except maybe in the first email for several months. I am just writing as "informal" as with messengers.
I think I have to appologize too for being a bit touchy and passive aggressive in my last post.
I think the idea of "having to install another app for plain email" is a bit funny. Basically everybody allready HAS an email app. It is DC that will always be "another app to install". And yes I would prefer everybody to have two apps . . . not because DC would "not be good enough" but because DC would focus on what it is really good at.
@adbenitez and @webratte
concerning my setup: as adbenitez suspected there is something server side filtering involved. This of course makes sense since I want to get DC messages out of the way for ALL my IMAP mail clients (K-9, mutt/thunderbird, webviewer,…)
So if the topic of a mail starts with "Chat: " I move it to the DC folder. I had tried to filter by the designated header but it didn't work right away when I did the "quick and dirty" setup and there was no reason to change it ever since.
in the DC preferences I have the following settings:
I suspect that I could disable 2. and or 4.
But I never tried. Never had any problems.
in K-9 I deactivated notifications and automatic syncing for the Delat Chat folder.
For various reasons I ditched DC a few days ago (mainly because I never had more than one other guy that used it). So I'll take the liberty to simply not respond to anymore (maybe I'll do. But don't think bad of me if I don't)
Take care. Be kind.
One parting thought:
given his name @webratte has German as his (or her) mother tongue (it is my mother tongue too). I suspect that @adbenitez and @agutierrez have Spanish or Portuguese as their mother tongue. Of course this is not enough data to support any thesis but it made me think that maybe language and culture DO make a difference whether you think that chat messages and emails can be naturally mixed.
I find the fought very interesting.
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If I see this really huge discussion here I think the discussion becomes more and more away from the title's mind.
If we see this title not too strict IMHO we really don't need so much more in DC and I fully follow @agutierrez's arguments.
Here only some basics:
2 and 3 are the most important features for me because with that You are able to decide to use a classic MUA for some dedicated emails.
All these tweaks would not disturb any stringent use of DC as a "messenger only" but would give all other users the opportunity to use DC as a replacement for classic MUA for most cases.
To finalize my statement: I don't see "folder management" as a requirement for DC.
2 and 3 had been existing in older DC versions (Telegram UI around v0.15.0)
Until today I don't understand why we can't have it again.
agree, my position is that DC should replace the basic needs of a classic MUA, it doesn't have to be one, but to avoid the need of a classic MUA for basic stuff that can be done in a chat app style, also would add to your points, a "reply" functionality which most chats apps have, and that would be useful for clasic MUA, I have chatted with deltachat users using a clasic MUA and it is hard to know to what email they are replying
to me one of the more important aspects to be a MUA replacement is to be hable to see all emails I would see with a classic MUA, for example mailing list that are not currently supported
In principle DC is able to show mails from mailing lists, but the reply handling for them was unclear and not implemented yet. See according issue in core (https://github.com/deltachat/deltachat-core/issues/125)
Therefore they has been suppressed in the past. As I said: Older versions of DC showed really ALL emails in Contact Requests.
It would not be a big issue to show them, but reply handling would not be possible in current development state!
IMHO basic needs would be really sufficient right now and we are really not far away from them.
But as I see the development (last months): All resources are focused in porting core from C to rust and there is no progress in getting (small) new features or fixing some bugs.
I would really appreceate a further (at least slow) development of c core to support users needs.
I don't think it is worth to keep adding new features to the C core, instead just put those in the new core.
but the focus right now is to get the new core stable, if time is spent introducing new features (and new bugs for sure ) then the porting to Rust will take forever
I do not want or need another MUA. I do need a replacement for whattsapp.
To me there is a big difference between writing an email, with sometimes legal or business content, phrased over sometimes an hour, written on the keyboard - and a quick hello or a quick foto sent by messenger. These are two completely different use cases to me, even though in both cases the same technology smtp/imap is used. Just like in the olden days when suddenly faxes could be sent over the telephone line (i am old, i know). Two different things.
DC set out to be a messenger, not another Mail client. Therefore this should be the goal, i think.
If along the way, and after DC is as good as other messengers, additional email functionality is added or a second, alternative version is made (Delta.Chat.Mail DCM), then just the better.
But only then, first things first.
Otherwise, it would be better to ask the developers of K9 to make a chat-like UI for K9, instead of asking the developers of DC to make DC a mailhandler instead of a messenger.
As someone said before, "do one thing and do it well." Then build up on it.
Yes, IMHO as well, emailing and chatting are very different. And deltachat is only working on building the chat side of things.
Yet Email-chat flourishes based on good cooperation with email.
There are really very much of intricate things involved in finding and improving a universal usability.
Just recently another user found a really nice way to solve a lot of group chat manageability and email interoperation problems with an absolutely non-obtrusive integration of a "chat topic" filter. I didn't add the "subject handling" compatibility to the basic usability wiki page before, because the ideas just didn't feel like native chat solutions yet. But now, allowing for these optional "chat topics", some day, seems like the sought after, "native" but compatible solution.
Concerning the most basic usability, let me just point out one cooperative solution for a very basic problem, the double notifications that happen in the chat client and the email client. Over time only one way was found, that is considerably simple and can work reliably in all cases universally (not withstanding other more specific, and complicated solutions).
The simple solution is, to disable the (audio & visual) notifications in the email client, and letting deltachat also generate notifications about new emails in the INBOX (that will open the email app). The chat client is the only one that can (and already does) the distinguishing between chat messages (text and administrative) and emails.
Adding optional notifications for emails to deltachat is maybe a 5% effort on top of what was needed anyway, and what is already implemented. So, it's rather a really cheap solution actually, considering it is providing a solution to a really general usability problem, and it is simple enough to configure (or maybe even auto configure) for less technical users.
never had a problem, always use k9 and DC
Let me share one more notion why I like to have two apps for my emails.
I have tons of them, and it's really helpful to have DC that do operational tasks for me: notify and answer things I want to see immediately. Often I see a notification from DC, understand it's a long one, and open it with MUA.
And second is the stream of emails which I manage in convenient hours and have a good mood because I don't need to search urgent pieces in this stream.
Replacement for a MUA only in the case if there are simple text emails.
It makes sense to use DC to give user maximum information about a mail but not to replace MUA for a complicated mail structure or even HTML mail.
Additionally DC should get user aware of new emails. Related format user should be able to recognize if it is to handle by DC or it is necessary to handly it better by MUA.
That'swhat it want to see.
I am content with a 2 app approach.
DC does one thing well.
K-9 by contrast does free well.
My experience with common users is that mostly they use whatsapp as the primary messenger and email anyway drops down in their priority. Mostly they have a mail app at their device too.
When I get them to install now DC and I explain that it works with email it is ok so far, but if there are any problems in using DC then they say: Why do I need DC? I have a mail app. I can used this … and they throw away DC again.
But if they can use DC for most common email usage, they keep DC as their primary email client. For exceptions they are using their PC full client or web client.
That's it.


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The Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) has urged NHS England to allow the families of young people with autism or learning difficulties to visit their loved ones during the crisis amid fears their human rights are being abused.
It comes after parents of children in mental health hospitals or Assessment and Treatment Units told the group they faced blanket bans on visits, while routine inspections have been suspended due to the lockdown.
Meanwhile, the group warned a "discrepancy" in data gathering had made it difficult to gauge how many young people were being subjected to restraints or placed into solitary confinement for long periods.
The report comes after 14 independent mental health or learning disability hospitals were placed into special measures by the Care Quality Commission in the past year.
The Chair of the Committee, Harriet Harman MP, said:
"Even in normal circumstances there is not sufficient protection against abuse of young people with autism and/or who have learning disabilities are at risk of abuse. But the risk is even greater under lockdown with parental visits banned in some institutions and without routine inspections.
The JCHR is telling the government that protecting these young people is urgent and makes tough recommendations including ensuring parental visits are permitted discharging as many of the young people as possible into the community and a telephone hotline for reporting abuse. There's always a danger to vulnerable people in closed institutions. The COVID-19 lockdown increases that danger and the government must recognise it and take action"
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Kinsarvik Church is the oldest stone church in the whole Hardanger region, and at one time, it was one of the four main churches for all of Hordaland county. The present church seats about 240 people.
The first wooden church in all of Hardanger was built on this site around the year 1050. It was most likely a wooden church which was replaced by the present stone church around the year 1160. Remains of the previous church have been found under the present church. The foundation walls were built about 1.5 metres wide. Archaeological investigations have found that there was a fire in the church, likely around the year 1180. This was around the time when the Birkebeiners ravaged Hordaland county as they were fighting for power.
The church was originally built without a choir, and the choir was built after the fire, probably in the early 1200s. High up on the west gable is window opening leading into the church attic. It is probably here they have hoisted the local ship sails and masts to store during the winters.References:
Narikala is an ancient fortress overlooking Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, and the Kura River. The fortress consists of two walled sections on a steep hill between the sulphur baths and the botanical gardens of Tbilisi. On the lower court there is the recently restored St Nicholas church. Newly built in 1996–1997, it replaces the original 13th-century church that was destroyed in a fire. The new church is of 'prescribed cross' type, having doors on three sides. The internal part of the church is decorated with the frescos showing scenes both from the Bible and history of Georgia.
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Safe Limits of Hemodilution in Patients with Coronary Artery Disease
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Intentional hemodilution has been introduced into surgery because transfusions using donor blood are associated with significant risks. The appearance of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) and its possible transmission via transfusion, despite donor selection, is a very sensitive problem for patients and physicians [1]. However, AIDS ist probably not the major problem, since the risk of non-A non-B hepatitis transmission is quantitatively more important. In addition, the evidence that transfusion of homologous blood can induce immunosuppression and thereby impair the host resistance of surgical patients is a new cause of concern [12]. These problems with homologous transfusion have promoted the use of all techniques of autotransfusion. Among these, intentional hemodilution is the one which has probably enjoyed the greatest development, since it is the simplest and least expensive.
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Biomed News
on Paracrine crosstalk between cancer and the organism
Issue of 2020‒07‒05
four papers selected by
Cristina Muñoz Pinedo
L'Institut d'Investigació Biomèdica de Bellvitge
Anterior gradient 2 promotes tumorigenesis through upregulation of CCAAT-enhancer binding protein beta and hypoxia-inducible factor-2α and subsequent secretion of interleukin-6, interleukin-8, and vascular endothelial growth factor in the Caki-1 clear cell renal cell carcinoma cell line.
Drilling for Oil: Tumor-Surrounding Adipocytes Fueling Cancer.
Proinflammatory profile of autoimmune CD8+ T cells relies on increased LDHA activity and aerobic glycolysis.
Origin and Function of Stress-Induced IL-6 in Murine Models.
IUBMB Life. 2020 Jun 27.
Anterior gradient 2 promotes tumorigenesis through upregulation of CCAAT-enhancer binding protein beta and hypoxia-inducible factor-2α and subsequent secretion of interleukin-6, interleukin-8, and vascular endothelial growth factor in the Caki-1 clear cell renal cell carcinoma cell line.
Pajdzik K
Wilamowski M
Żurawek D
Stopa KB
Nodzyński M
Kalita A
Jura J
It has been previously established that hypoxia leads to tumor development, treatment resistance, and a poor prognosis. Under oxygen deprivation, hypoxia-inducible factors (HIFs) are stimulated to activate the genes necessary for tumor development in a low-oxygen environment. These genes encode regulators of angiogenesis, epithelial-mesenchymal transition, and cellular metabolism. A disulfide isomerase, anterior gradient 2 (AGR2), has been shown to increase hypoxia-inducible factor 1, alpha subunit (HIF-1α) stability in breast cancer. Our goal was to determine if AGR2 affects the level of transcription factor hypoxia-inducible factor 2, alpha subunit (HIF-2α). As a model, we used the clear cell renal cell carcinoma (ccRCC) cell line Caki-1. The cells were transduced with lentiviral vector (Tet-On) encoding AGR2. After induction of AGR2 expression, cells were grown under either hypoxic (0.5% O2 ) or normoxic (21% O2 ) conditions. Our data showed that AGR2 upregulated both HIF-1α and HIF-2α expression in Caki-1 cells increasing the expression of HIF-activated genes (glucose transporter 1, phosphoglycerate kinase 1, vascular endothelial growth factor A, and transforming growth factor-alpha) under the hypoxic conditions. Under the normoxic conditions, AGR2 strongly activated CCAAT-enhancer binding protein beta (C/EBPβ). Upregulation of C/EBPβ correlated with increased expression and secretion of the interleukin-6 and interleukin-8, inducing angiogenesis and inflammation in Caki-1 cells. In summary, our studies revealed that AGR2 has essential functions in ccRCC progression through upregulation of C/EBPβ and HIF-2α expressions, which affects cell signaling and metabolism.
C/EBP-beta; anterior gradient 2 protein; carcinogenesis; hypoxia; hypoxia-inducible factors; inflammation
Trends Cancer. 2020 Jul;pii: S2405-8033(20)30084-4. [Epub ahead of print]6(7): 593-604
Drilling for Oil: Tumor-Surrounding Adipocytes Fueling Cancer.
Attané C
Muller C
Over the past decade, it has become apparent that metabolic reprogramming is a key event in tumor progression. The tumor microenvironment (TME) is a source of metabolites for tumor cells. Lipid-filled mature adipocytes are frequently found in proximity to invasive human tumors and release free fatty acids (FFAs) through lipolysis. These FFAs are taken up by tumor cells and used to promote tumor progression by mechanisms that include mitochondrial fatty acid oxidation (FAO). This review discusses recent advances in our understanding of this metabolic symbiosis between adipocytes and cancer cells and underlines the differences in this metabolic crosstalk between the various types of cancer and their localization.
adipocyte; cancer metabolism; fatty acids; metabolic crosstalk
Arthritis Rheumatol. 2020 Jun 30.
Proinflammatory profile of autoimmune CD8+ T cells relies on increased LDHA activity and aerobic glycolysis.
Souto-Carneiro MM
Klika KD
Abreu MT
Meyer AP
Saffrich R
Sandhoff R
Jennemann R
Kraus FV
Tykocinski L
Eckstein V
Carvalho L
Kriegsmann M
Giese T
Lorenz HM
Carvalho RA
: CD8+ T cells (CD8) contribute to rheumatoid arthritis (RA) by releasing pro-inflammatory and cytolytic mediators, even in a challenging hypoxic and nutrient-poor microenvironment like the synovial membrane (SM). Here we explore the mechanisms through which RA CD8 meet their metabolic demands.
: Purified blood CD8 from RA, PsA, SpA and control individuals, and from RA SM were stimulated in media containing 13 C-labeled metabolic substrates in the presence or absence of metabolic inhibitors under normoxia or hypoxia. The production of metabolic intermediates was quantified by 1 H nuclear magnetic resonance. The expression of metabolic enzymes, transcription factors and immune effector molecules was assessed at mRNA and protein levels. Functional studies were performed.
: Blood RA CD8 met their metabolic demands through aerobic glycolysis (uniformly 13 C-enriched lactate in RA: 2.6 to 3.7-fold higher than SpA, PsA and controls, p<0.01) and glutaminolysis. Overexpression of Warburg effect-linked enzymes in all RA CD8 subsets maintained this metabolic profile, conferring RA CD8 the capacity to proliferate under hypoxia and low glucose conditions. LDHA was overexpressed at mRNA (n=6/group, p<0.03) and protein (RA n=17, controls n=9, p<0.05) levels in all RA subsets. Inhibition of LDHA with FX11 reduced lipogenesis, migration, proliferation and effector functions in RA CD8, while increasing ROS production 1.5-fold (p<0.03). Under FX11, RA CD8 lost their capacity to induce healthy B cells to develop a pro-inflammatory phenotype. Similar metabolic alterations were observed in SM RA CD8.
: Remodeling glucose and glutamine metabolism in RA CD8 by targeting LDHA activity can reduce their deleterious inflammatory and cytolytic contribution to autoimmunity.
Cell. 2020 Jun 27. pii: S0092-8674(20)30687-5. [Epub ahead of print]
Origin and Function of Stress-Induced IL-6 in Murine Models.
Qing H
Desrouleaux R
Israni-Winger K
Mineur YS
Fogelman N
Zhang C
Rashed S
Palm NW
Sinha R
Picciotto MR
Perry RJ
Wang A
Acute psychological stress has long been known to decrease host fitness to inflammation in a wide variety of diseases, but how this occurs is incompletely understood. Using mouse models, we show that interleukin-6 (IL-6) is the dominant cytokine inducible upon acute stress alone. Stress-inducible IL-6 is produced from brown adipocytes in a beta-3-adrenergic-receptor-dependent fashion. During stress, endocrine IL-6 is the required instructive signal for mediating hyperglycemia through hepatic gluconeogenesis, which is necessary for anticipating and fueling "fight or flight" responses. This adaptation comes at the cost of enhancing mortality to a subsequent inflammatory challenge. These findings provide a mechanistic understanding of the ontogeny and adaptive purpose of IL-6 as a bona fide stress hormone coordinating systemic immunometabolic reprogramming. This brain-brown fat-liver axis might provide new insights into brown adipose tissue as a stress-responsive endocrine organ and mechanistic insight into targeting this axis in the treatment of inflammatory and neuropsychiatric diseases.
IL-6; acute stress; beta-adrenergic receptors; brown adipose tissue; gluconeogenesis; immunometabolism; inflammation; neuroendocrine-immune axis; neuroimmunology; tolerance


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School-Based Substance use Prevention Programs, Formulated Education Modules
Objective: To survey the need analysis for developed the substance abuse prevention element for an educational module. The aims were to determine what elements are needed to include on prevention module. Methods: The questionnaire was given to 120 counselors to answer the need analysis survey, and the results were interpreted using SPSS. The literature from a few years ago researches also were reviewed. This study evaluated a school-based intervention in reducing substance use among adolescents. A few elements in school-based prevention program discussed. Data were collected from the literature review and need analysis. Result: From the data achieved the needs for education modules formulated and discussed. An element in Life Skill Training dan resilience intervention is the best element in the substances abuse module. The result in the literature review shows that Life skill training gave a high impact on the intervention program. Conclusion: Counsellor needs to developed effective early and indicated intervention for youth to developed their life skill and resilience. Practice implementation: From the need analysis showed that the prevention dan education module for substance abuse need to developed for adolescent and youth prevention and education nowadays.
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The team defeated Crystal Palace 0-1 away on Monday. He has added 1 loss and 2 wins in a row since English football returned.
These days, he has 45 points in the general table, product of 13 wins, 6 draws and 13 falls in total. At the moment it is located in the middle of the competition, being 7 away from Manchester United in the fight to qualify for the next Europa League.
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He currently has 47 units in the general table, being 5 away from Manchester United in the fight to qualify for the next Europa League.
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"To me it's kind of the magic in the middle," sommelier and owner of The Red Hen, Sebastian Zutant told NPR.
"It has distinct red wine characteristics as well as beer, with rustic notes of prune and dried cranberry. It's fun stuff, it's weird stuff, and I think it works," he added.
Blue Moon Golden Knot is made with the juice of Chardonnay grapes and 100% wheat
Zutant sourced the spent lees from two Virginia vineyards, Linden Vineyards and RdV Vineyards, which are poured into a funnel into the top of an old wine barrel where they are left to interact with the porter, giving it a tannic component.
Both Zutant and DC Brau's owner Jeff Hancock were after the novelty factor.
"We rolled the dice, and it seemed to work out nicely," Zutant told NPR.
This is not the first time beer has been made with wine lees. The envelope-pushing Dogfish Head brewery in Delaware makes two beers-wine hybrids; Sixty-One, an IPA featuring Syrah must, and Kvasir that blends beer, fruit wine and mead.
Blue Moon's Golden Knot meanwhile is made from the juice of Chardonnay grapes and 100% wheat, while its Impulse ale blends Cabernet Sauvignon grapes and wheat.
The US currently boasts over 2,400 craft brewers who are taking increasingly extreme measures to stand out from the ever-growing crowd.
Last year db reported that the craft beer industry was beginning to take cues from the wine world, with the traditional 12-ounce bottle being replaced with 75cl wine bottles and even three-litre Jeroboams.
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Change it up this holiday season and make this delicious Pumpkin Gingerbread Trifle. Your family will for sure love it!
- 2 packages (14-1/2 ounces each) gingerbread cake mix
- 1 package (4.6-ounces) vanilla pudding mix
- 3 cups milk
- 1 (29-ounces) can solid-pack pumpkin
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 (12 ounces) carton frozen
- Whipped topping, thawed, divided
Servings 25
Preparation time 10mins
Cooking time 35mins
Step 1
Prepare and bake gingerbread according to package directions, using two greased 9-inch round baking pans. Cool completely on wire racks.
Meanwhile, for pudding, in a large saucepan, combine pudding mix and milk; stir until smooth. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to a boil. Cook and stir 1 to 2 minutes longer or until thickened. Remove from the heat; cool to
room temperature. Combine pumpkin and brown sugar; stir into pudding.
In a 2-quart glass serving bowl, crumble one gingerbread cake; gently press down. Top with half of pudding mixture and whipped topping. Repeat layers. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
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