To those who have attended CLaSIC before, we look forward to welcoming you back. To new participants, you are most welcome to join our CLaSIC family of Foreign Language Education specialists. We hope to see you all here in December!
In the current educational landscape, learning has become a multifaceted experience that transcends spatial, temporal and cultural barriers. At many centres of foreign language learning, educators have similarly been seeking to push the boundaries of teaching and learning space to beyond the traditional confines of the school and the classroom. Learning activities and interactions are today often a combination of synchronous and asynchronous experiences, including various forms of onsite and offsite curricular activities, and virtual interactions in the digital world. Furthermore, learning is no longer restricted to print materials, as ubiquitous computing has enabled easy and immediate access to seemingly limitless electronic resources for foreign language teaching and learning. Acknowledging such trends in foreign language education, our conference theme invokes the term 'ubiquity' to refer to a seamless continuum of learning experiences across formal and informal learning situations, as well as technology and non-technology based learning interactions in and beyond the classroom. CLaSIC 2016 provides a platform for researchers, scholars and practitioners in foreign language education for an invigorating discourse on theoretical conceptions and approaches, research insights, and practical experiences from the various sub-fields and sub-themes listed below, as they pertain to teaching and learning in the ubiquitous age.


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Why Essex could have a second city in 2021
It's the question on everyone's lips - even the Prime Minister has spoken about it
Could Southend be Essex's next city? (Image: John Fielding)
Essex could be getting its second city by 2021 and even the Prime Minister has spoken about it.
Chelmsford became Essex's first city in 2012 as part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
The area has seen unparalleled investment since being granted city-status, including the construction of large-scale housing estates, the Bond Street shopping development and more recently the approval of a second train station.
And it seems that the town Southend-on-Sea could be set to follow in its footsteps.
It's been a long-term ambition of Southend West MP, Sir David Amess, for the town to become a fully-fledged city.
What makes a city?
The idea that cities need to have cathedrals came about in the early 1540s, when then-monarch Henry VIII founded cathedrals in six English towns and granted them city status.
This tradition carried on throughout the centuries, which is why the vast majority of cities you find in the UK have a cathedral in them.
In the 1880s, the government of the day tried to codify this, making it a necessity for any town.
But once huge urban areas like Birmingham were without city status because a cathedral had not been built, the government dropped the initiative.
There are 18 cities without cathedrals in the UK, including Bath, Cambridge, Nottingham and Plymouth. There are also towns with cathedrals that have not yet been afforded city-status - Rochester, Guildford, Southwell and Blackburn.
So in fact, there is no set criteria for why governments grant city status.
Towns can apply to become cities when competitions are held - like in 2012 when Perth in Scotland, St Asaph in Wales and Chelmsford in Boris were bestowed city status.
Nowadays, city status is awarded upon a number of factors which aren't set out explicitly, but they generally revolve around the town being a place of significance in the country. For example, one key factor is the population of a town.
In Parliament back in July last year (2019), Sir David asked the Prime Minister: "Will my right honourable friend tell one of his ministers to organise a city status competition, so at long last Southend-on-Sea can become a city?"
In response, Boris Johnson said: "I think I have no alternative but to answer in the affirmative to that question."
It was a matter brought up again at Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) last Wednesday, (January 15).
Sir David is determined that Southend-on-Sea could enter a contest to become a city as early as 2021.
But why, after years of lobbying, has it not happened yet and how could things change next year?
Why should Southend be next?
Shakedown on Southend seafront. (Image: Alistair Underwood)
Southend is the most populous place in the whole of Essex, according to the 2011 census.
It comes ahead of second-place Colchester by quite some way, while Essex's only city Chelmsford is down in third.
But there are many other reasons why Southend should lead the race to become a city.
It is already run by a functioning unitary council as Southend Borough Council runs independently from Essex County Council.
Aside from that, Southend and its surrounding areas have a huge amount going for it.
The Forum is just off Southend High Street
The town is home to the University of Essex's second campus off of Southend High Street.
The campus attracts students from across Essex and the East of England.
Opposite the university campus is one of the South Essex College campuses.
The college campus cost £52 million to build back in 2004, and sits directly opposite the railway station, making it accessible for those outside of the borough.
These two education hotspots are key for the town. Harnessing this demographic of young people is key to the success of the High Street.
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There's also The Forum, co-run between the council and the two institutions.
This state of the art library is free for all in the town, and acts as an incredible public space with a famed 'Big Screen' showing local art-films and advertisement for local events.
As well as this, the borough as a whole has some of the best schools in the region - 94 per cent of primary schools and 75 per cent of secondary schools were rated as outstanding or good.
There are also four grammar schools - Southend High School for Boys, Southend High School for Girls, Westcliff High School for Boys and Westcliff High School for Girls.
Southend has two major train lines running through it
City or not, it is the best-connected place in Essex.
The two national rail services travelling through Essex - c2c and Greater Anglia - have direct routes into London from Southend.
It's a place for the city worker - London that is - and property prices are booming as a result.
Leigh-on-Sea and Thorpe Bay are particularly sought after areas.
There are five railway stations within a mile of the town centre - Southend Central (c2c), Southend East (c2c), Westcliff-on-Sea (c2c), Southend Victoria (Greater Anglia) and Prittlewell (Greater Anglia).
It's not just a fine place for commuters to live, but it's also an incredibly easy place to travel to.
London Southend Airport (Image: London Southend Airport)
Chelmsford, meanwhile, only has one station - though plans are underway to build another - and the nearest other stations are more than five miles away.
It's not just rail travel that sets Southend apart.
London Southend Airport is growing in stature and size, offering flights to countries across Europe.
You can hop off the plane, onto a Greater Anglia train at the station opposite the terminal and into London within the hour.
Southend is now an incredibly connected town, almost unparalleled in the South East of England and far greater than any other town or city in the county.
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The amazing Adventure Island (Image: C2C)
The town is also home to one of the Essex's largest hospitals.
Southend University Hospital is a key health centre for the south of Essex.
The town is also home to two large theatres, and a thriving local music scene.
Chinnery's, along the seafront, is a hotspot for bands and artists.
The Cliffs Pavillion also plays host to many famous faces including comedians and musicians.
The high street has two shopping centres at either end as well as a number of bars and restaurants.
While Southend's retail sector may be struggling, it's not alone in Essex. Granting city status could attract a wealth of investment and large names to come in and give it a much-needed boost.
The council is also making active efforts to make it competitve, offering new businesses the possibility of longer opening times if they move in.
According to the Orndance Survey, London Road - which ends in Southend town centre - is actually the longest 'high street' in Britain, which stretches for almost 3km.
And you can't mention Southend without the seafront, where Essex's only theme park Adventure Island is located.
Southend United are also Essex's most successful football team, with a brand new stadium in the works which will house a hotel, restaurant and cinema complex.
Southend Pier (Image: Picasa)
The iconic landmark for Southend is the pier which is in fact the longest pleasure pier in the world.
Former poet laureate John Betjeman once said: "The pier is Southend, Southend is the pier."
It's been a part of the town's heritage as a seaside destination since 1830, and has become arguably the county's greatest cultural landmark.
There are ancient Saxon burial sites in the village of Prittlewell, which is now encompassed by Southend.
In fact, Southend gets its name from its initial expansion from Prittlewell, as it was the south-end of Prittlewell village.
People have lived in Prittlewell for more than 10,000 years, with evidence of Roman, Saxon and Viking settlements.
With Southend's life beginning as a satellite fisherman's village in the 1790s, blossoming into a seaside tourism destination in the 1800s and finishing up as an every-growing urban hub - the next logical destination for the town of Southend is to become the city of Southend.
"Too large to be a town"
Southend West MP Sir David Amess is leading the charge to get Southend recognised as a city
So who is pushing for this?
Sir David Amess has long been a campaigner for city status for Southend.
It's become such a big issue for him that one Conservative leadership hopeful in 2019 hoped to win his vote by promising city status.
Rory Stewart, who is now an Independent candidate for the Mayor of London job, tweeted directly at Sir David Amess saying: "I hereby promise to make Southend a city."
Although Mr Stewart eventually lost to Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister has also indicated his desire for Southend's city status.
Sir David has said that the competition to choose the UK's newest cities must start "as soon as possible."
He said: "These competitions are normally held around a royal event e.g the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in 2012.
"However, it is up to any government that has a majority, which we now have, to instigate such a competition.
"I want one as soon as possible.
"The next significant royal event would be the Duke of Edinburgh's 100th birthday."
Southend seafront has undergone a massive overhaul in the last ten years
That means the next competition could feasibly be as soon as next year - nine years after Chelmsford gained the status.
"I do think the target of June 2021 is very realistic.
"It is not a question of being disappointed if the government haven't instigated a competition.
"I am going to insist that they hold one, not least on the back of Boris Johnson's positive reply to my initial question.
"Whether though it is 2021 or 2020 it needs to be soon.
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"I intend to gather a team of people to organise the bid and would use the expertise of other towns who successfully became a city.
"We know that the present Leader of the Opposition supports it, as does Boris Johnson.
"I would ask for the general public to get behind the bid, together with Councillors."
For Sir David, the time for Southend to become a city has come.
Southend High Street in 2018
It is the most densely populated urban area outside of Greater London - it even has two parliamentary constituencies (Southend West and Southend East and Rochford).
Without its satellite areas, Southend is the 39th most populous town or city in the UK and according to Sir David, city-status will help the town thrive.
"Southend by definition is too large to be a town," he said. "The population has grown considerably.
"Besides major employers we have a very large hospital, academic centres, and an airport, just to mention a few things.
"Becoming a city will not involve the public purse to any great degree, but what it will mean is that our status will be enhanced, as a result of cities attracting much more investment than towns."
This seems to be a topic which crosses party lines as well.
Labour leader of Southend Council Ian Gilbert agrees that in essence, Southend being a city is a good thing.
Base of operations for Southend Council on Victoria Avenue (Image: Google)
However, that elevation of status isn't a "silver bullet" to fix all of the areas problems.
Cllr Gilbert said: "There are benefits to city status and I think if there was a reasonable possibility of success then actually I'm sure the whole council would support a campaign for the granting of city status.
"I think the point that I would make, and that certainly residents make to me, is that if we want to be recognised as a city there's certain things that we need.
"Southend has grown considerably in population and that population growth is set to continue so a city deserves a comprehensive general hospital, better public transport, investment into the town centre, further investment into education facilities.
What are the largest towns in Britain?
There are certain towns which can qualify for city status based on their population size.
According the the 2011 census, Southend's so called "built-up area" can qualify as an urban area.
The Southend built up area is the fifth largest urban area in the UK without a city in it's boundaries.
Here are the top ten most populous according to the 2011 census.
Bournemouth – 466,266
Middlesborough – 376,633
Birkenhead – 325,264
Reading – 318,014
Southend – 295,310
Luton – 258,018
Farnborough/Aldershot – 252,397
Gillingham (Medway) – 243,931
Blackpool – 239,409
Milton Keynes – 229,941
However this data is only accurate to the populations of 2011, and since Southend's population has increased in the last ten years, it's likely that Southend are even higher up the leaderboards.
"If Sir David is campaigning for the status, that's great, but we want the sort of infrastructure and environment that marks us out as a city.
"For example, I think Brighton benefited significantly when it was granted city status, so I certainly think that it can help, and it's certainly a positive point, but I don't think it's a silver bullet."
Two of the most important political offices in the area - MP and leader of the council - are both in favour of Southend's progression to a city.
The leader of the most important political office in the country has also indicated his desire to see Southend as a city.
So why does it remain a town?
What stands in Southend's way?
Southend is being pushed to be England's next city
Like Sir David said, Southend can only become a city by bidding in a nationwide competition.
These are usually set around large Royal events, the last two being the Queen's Golden Jubilee in 2002 and Diamond Jubillee in 2012.
As Queen Elizabeth II is now Britain's longest reigning monarch, celebratory jubilee's aren't set on the same scale - and we are practically in uncharted territory.
Even if Sir David Ames believes June 2021 is a "realistic target", it's hard to confirm when the next contest will be for Southend to be put forward, where it will go up against other towns and boroughs.
However, Southend is home to a larger population (295,310) than Britain's smallest city, St Davids, (1,842), but the last city to be crowned in England was Chelmsford, and it may be unlikely that two from the same county are chosen.
It seems that when the inevitable next contest comes, Southend will be a front runner with a team of dedicated people behind the bid.
But it may also mean Essex stands without a second city for some years to come.

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A Yorkshire based indoor play business has expanded and is now up to three branches.
Kidzplay centres Ltd are have announced that agreement has been reached for the purchase of the assets of Treasure Island in Boroughbridge, which alongside Harrogate & Northallerton expands the group to now having three centres in North Yorkshire.
I am delighted to be able to bring Treasure Island into the Kidzplay family, we pride ourselves on quality, customer service and great food so the fit is ideal.
We are planning to offer a fabulous membership scheme that will go across all three sites ensuring great value for our customers that will be rolled out shortly.
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FDIC Brings Suit Against Former Officers of Community Bank & Trust of Cornelia
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On February 24, 2012 the FDIC, in its capacity as receiver, filed suit against the former President & CEO as well as the former Sr. Vice President of the Retail Banking Group for Community Bank & Trust of Cornelia, Georgia. In the complaint, the FDIC seeks to recover losses in excess of $11 million that the FDIC alleges the bank suffered as a result of the defendants' breaches of fiduciary duties, negligence, and gross negligence. For a copy of the FDIC's complaint, click here.
Community Bank & Trust of Cornelia, Georgia failed on January 29, 2010. The Bank had been in existence since 1900, and had 36 branches across northeast Georgia at the time of its closing. Defendant Charles Miller became the CEO of the Bank in 2006, and during the time that he served as CEO, co-defendant Trent Fricks served as Sr. Vice President of a retail banking group of the Bank.
All of the claims in the FDIC suit relate to the Bank's Home Funding Loan Program, and to losses allegedly caused by that program between January 6, 2006 and December 2, 2009. The complaint alleges that the Home Funding Loan Program developed through a relationship between defendant Fricks and Robert Warren, who owned several mortgage brokerage entities, collectively referred to as Home Funding Corporation. The complaint alleges that the Bank provided bridge loans to the customers of the Home Funding Corporation entities, who were ostensibly real estate investors, in return for a commitment letter from Home Funding Corporation to the Bank in which it agreed to purchase the loan back from the Bank at maturity. The loans related to purchases of investment single family residences in the Atlanta low end housing market, and were alleged to have been high risk, short term loans. The complaint alleges that defendant Fricks was directly responsible for the program, and personally approved the loans despite material underwriting deficiencies, and numerous violations of the bank's loan policy, such as failing to obtain complete financial statements, failing to obtain appraisals, and exceeding the bank's LTV ratio limit. Further, the complaint alleges that the numerous deficiencies and problems with the Home Funding Loan Program and with Fricks' conduct were brought to the attention of CEO Miller, and he failed to act on any of the problems that were identified, allowing losses to continue to mount.
Interestingly, the complaint not only alleges gross negligence and breach of fiduciary duty, but also ordinary negligence claims, which would seem to be subject to dismissal under the holding in the Integrity Bank case, which was handed down three (3) days after the complaint was filed.
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Pharmacists, Here's How We Develop the Exams You Take
Michael Peabody, PhD, NABP Senior Psychometrician | August 12, 2021
Categories: Pharmacy Education and Examinations
This is the third in a series of posts that explore the rigorous process of building NABP's examinations. Here, we explain how tests are developed.
A previous blog post provided a primer on test validity; however, much of the validity evidence is collected throughout the test development process. Although there are several frameworks for principled assessment design systems, such as evidenced-centered design (eg, Mislevy & Haertel, 2007), assessment engineering (eg, Leucht, 2013), and cognitive design systems (eg, Embreston, 1998), all test development systems share the same basic structure.
Figure Out What You Want to Measure
The first step is to define the construct to be measured and provide a clear statement about the knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs) required of examinees. For example, the NAPLEX is designed to evaluate general practice knowledge and is taken by college of pharmacy graduates shortly after they receive their degree. This statement describes the domain being measured (ie, general practice knowledge) as well as the target population (ie, college of pharmacy graduates).
Now that a construct has been defined, it is necessary to develop the content specifications. A practice analysis is typically conducted to determine the specific tasks, or competency statements, and test blueprint weighting that support the interpretation and use claims of the exam. The competency statements describe the specific KSAs being measured, and the blueprint weights describe the proportion of the test devoted to each KSA. There are numerous methods for conducting a practice analysis, but the most common involves asking subject matter experts (SMEs) to determine a list of competency statements and then conducting a survey to determine how important, frequent, and critical each task is to safe and effective practice. You can view our NAPLEX competency statements and test blueprint as an example.
Now Figure Out How to Measure It
The competency statements and blueprint weights are used to guide the item development process. The types of items to be developed depend on the construct being measured and the interpretation and use claims of the exam. While multiple-choice questions are the most common, constructed-response essays or computer simulations may be appropriate, depending on the construct. SMEs are then recruited to create test items designed to map to the competency statements and associated blueprint weights so that tests can be constructed to match the content specifications.
Test form construction often depends on technical considerations in addition to the content specifications. Issues such as equating to maintain score comparability over time, creating pretest item blocks to verify the integrity of new items, and the distribution of item difficulties across the score scale are typically determined well in advance of test form construction. For example, the NAPLEX is a pass/fail exam, so the distribution of item difficulties is centered around the cut score. Item writers know this in advance and write items to limit the number of extremely easy or hard items.
Once forms are constructed, they are administered to examinees depending on the purpose of the exam. High-stakes exams are often administered in secure test centers, while lower-stakes exams may be administered with remote proctors or no proctor at all. The exams are scored based on previously determined rules and reported to the appropriate entities such as candidates, state boards, schools, etc. Candidate responses to the pretest items are analyzed and those that perform well are fed back into the cycle to replenish the items that have been depreciated due to outdated content, poor statistical qualities, or overexposure.
On Its Face, Constructing a Test is Deceptively Simple
Developing a test might seem easy, yet complexities abound. All stages of the test development cycle are integral for collecting validity evidence to support the interpretation and use claims of the exam. Furthermore, both conceptual and technical issues must be considered throughout the process to ensure that the exam that is constructed is the best measurement instrument for the construct.
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US Election 2020: Battle for US Senate to be decided in January
Raphael Warnock (left) and Jon Ossoff are the Democratic candidates for Georgia's seats
The balance of power in the US Senate will be decided in January, when Georgia will hold run-off elections for both its seats.
No candidate in either race has polled 50%, as required by state election law.
The run-off elections will take place on 5 January, two days after the new Senate is due to convene.
The Republicans currently have a 53 to 47 majority in the Senate. So far, the Democrats have managed a net gain of one seat.
The Democrats had high hopes of gaining the four seats they needed to take control, but many Republican incumbents held their seats.
If however the Democrats can gain both seats in Georgia, a traditionally Republican state, this would lead to a 50-50 tie in the Senate.
The result will effectively put them in control of the chamber if Joe Biden wins the White House, given the vice-president's power to cast tie-breaking votes.
Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue are the names for the Republican Party
In one of Georgia's Senate races, incumbent Republican David Perdue had 49.8% of the vote and Democrat Jon Ossoff had 47.9%, according to the BBC's results system.
"If overtime is required when all of the votes have been counted, we're ready, and we will win," Mr Perdue campaign manager Ben Fry said on Thursday.
But the Ossoff campaign predicted that "when a run-off is called and held in January, Georgians are going to send Jon to the Senate".
In Georgia's other Senate race, Democrat Raphael Warnock won 32.9% and will go into a run-off against Republican Senator Kelly Loeffler, who trailed him with 26%.
Ms Loeffler was appointed to the Senate last year to fill a seat left vacant when her predecessor retired.
Of the 35 Senate seats being contested, 23 were Republican-held and 12 were Democrat.
The Democrats had hoped to gain several seats, but one of only two wins came in Colorado, where former Governor John Hickenlooper defeated Republican incumbent Cory Gardner.
They also won a seat in Arizona, where former astronaut Mark Kelly defeated Republican incumbent and former fighter pilot Martha McSally. But this gain was cancelled out when Alabama Senator Doug Jones lost to Republican candidate Tommy Tuberville.
In Maine, the moderate Republican incumbent Susan Collins staved off a fierce challenge from Democrat Sara Gideon.
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Busch Gardens is home to a number of great festivals, celebrations and attractions. And this year, they're adding to their list of greats with an all-new festival, the Bier Fest. At the end of August, Bier Fest will open for your enjoyment! Before planning your visit to the amusement park, here is everything you need to know about this new event.
On weekends from August 25th to September 16, you can take a break from the thrill rides and head over to Bier Fest for the food and beer celebration featuring drinks, meals and live entertainment you'll love. There will be over 100 beers from more than 60 breweries available for you to choose from. You might recognize some local breweries, like the Tampa Bay Brewing Company or 3 Daughters Brewing, among others. Others still might be less recognizable, but no less impressive, as they come from outside the state and from around the world. Basically, you'll have no shortage of good beer at this event!
What goes great with good beer? Good food, of course! And just like there's no shortage of beer, there's no shortage of food at Bier Fest. From burgers and soft pretzels to kebabs, croquettes and more, you'll find a variety of delicious snacks and meals. These treats can be found at different themed culinary cabins. And if you're looking to try multiple food and beer options, Busch Gardens has the perfect offer for you. With Samplers starting at $29.99, you can try a select number of dishes or beers. If you're a pass member, you'll also be bale to get a Sampler for twelve items at the price of the ten item Sampler.
Good news! Bier Fest is completely included with your park admission! Whether you have a daily admission, a fun card, or an annual pass, you'll be able to enjoy what Bier Fest has to offer. The food and drinks are purchased separately or included in the Sampler purchase. This festival is the start of a new tradition at Busch Gardens that you definitely don't want to miss, so plan your visit today!
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Flexjet Owners To Fly In And Out Of The Caribbean And Bermuda Without Incurring Aircraft Repositioning Costs Or Ferry Fees.
Bombardier Flexjet is the only fractional ownership program to waive these fees for all owners regardless of the share size or aircraft type they own.
Bombardier Flexjet, the fractional business jet ownership program of Bombardier Aerospace, continues to lead the industry through innovative program enhancements by significantly reducing the cost of travel to and from the Caribbean and Bermuda.
Bombardier Flexjet has established a secondary service area for the Caribbean region, including the Greater, Lesser and Netherlands Antilles, Trinidad & Tobago, and Bermuda meaning owners will be able to fly to and from this region without paying repositioning charges or ferry fees effective February 1, 2005.
It is common practice among all major fractional jet ownership programs to charge their owners an amount, referred to as a ferry fee, when they fly to most destinations outside the United States. This is to cover the cost of repositioning the aircraft back to the mainland or to send the aircraft to an international destination to pick up passengers.
Bombardier Flexjet is now the only fractional jet ownership program to waive these ferry fees for all owners regardless of the share size or aircraft type they own. "This enhancement underscores our commitment to provide the best value and most flexibility to all Bombardier Flexjet owners," stated Michael McQuay, President, Bombardier Aircraft Services.
Bombardier Flexjet Owners routinely fly to many international destinations including Europe, Asia and the Middle East, with the Caribbean and Bermuda being the most popular.
The six most popular Caribbean destinations among Bombardier Flexjet owners are St. Martin/St. Maarten in the Eastern Caribbean; St. John and St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands; Bermuda, San Juan, Puerto Rico; and St. Kitts in the Leeward Islands. According to Bombardier Flexjet, these destinations comprise 90 percent of all trips to the region, which include more than 400 flights in the past 12 months.
"This will dramatically improve the appeal of the Bombardier Flexjet program," said Bob Knebel, Vice President Sales, Bombardier Flexjet. "This is another clear demonstration of our commitment to provide innovative, meaningful benefits to our owners."
For example, Bombardier Flexjet owners flying a round-trip from New York to Bermuda on a Bombardier Challenger 604 aircraft may save approximately $9,900. Owners of Bombardier Learjet 40 aircraft can reduce the cost of a trip between Fort Lauderdale and St. Maarten by as much as $8,000.
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This episode of Filmwax Radio celebrates the new indie film "Loves Her Gun" with Austin-based director Geoff Marslett ("Mars") and actress Trieste Kelly Dunn ("Cold Weather"). Allie (Dunn) moves to Texas and embraces the slower pace of life and gun culture. She tries to maintain healthy relationships as the weapons she uses to protect herself lead her to a paranoid withdrawal from life.


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When buying a new house, several individuals don't think of looking in the Fannie Mae foreclosure listings or some foreclosure listings since they're not sure of the status of their houses or where to look or exactly how to start obtaining a foreclosure house. The Fannie Mae foreclosure listings could be located on the web and at the neighborhood newspaper. Just find online, look for a couple lenders and you will easily locate all the info you would like to get a preliminary quote from them. Additionally, there are many sites out there where could set in your zip code and find a snapshot of these mortgage rates being supplied in your own region.
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You deserve to receive the best price on the market. Assess for businesses offering online accessibility to their services economists working at the army are unique since they could be deployed in another region of the planet per day as soon as they are provided a financial loan. If your mortgage supplier agrees to a fast purchase, then you may sell your house and pay off all or a number of your mortgage balance with the profits.
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When Rolf Schnyder picked up Ulysse Nardin in '83, the enterprise swiftly increased its profile and collector's eyebrows aided by the first piece in its Trilogy of Time, an acclaimed series of astronomical timepieces. Well over Twenty-five years down the road, Ulysse Nardin finds determination repeatedly in the heavenly firmament for the Moonstruck, a wrist watch that reflects the moon's various effects on earth. Dr. Ludwig Oechslin, who was awarded the Special Jury Prize not too long ago at the Grand Prix Horlogrie in Geneva, came up with the Moonstruck's complex UN-106 movement. His design offers an accurate depiction of the moon's phases, but unlike other lunar indicators, the Moonstruck goes a step further by stimulating the moon and sun's relation to the planet. The complication also permits one to surmise today's moon-phase for just about any location on the planet.
The Replica Watch also mentioned the impact of lunar and solar gravitation on tides, showing their effects in relation to coastlines and oceans. For that matter, the Moonstruck is the first timepieces in the world to indicate the gravitational affects of both the moon and the sun. Adding another layer of performance, the wristwatch consists of pushers that swiftly fine-tune the hour hand forward and backward to allow timezones modifications.


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Q: Delete string in text file using Batch script I'm try to import a variable from a text file.
Settings.txt will have something like:
Some settings
Compiler="gcc"
Over settings
Ideal what I would like to do is set gcc as a variable that can be called in a command later.
I couldn't work out how to do this so I decided to take the line and change it in an other text file and insert that into the variable.  Something like this:
SET config=
SET temp=
for /f "delims=" %%x in ('findstr Compiler: settings.txt') do set temp=%%x
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type figcon.txt | findstr /v Compiler:
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echo: %config%

But that does not remove Compiler: from the text file.  Any advice you can offer, either how to specify what within the "" as the variable, or how to delete a string from the text file would be very much a precipitated.
Many thanks

A: Supposing the interesting line in Settings.txt reads Compiler: "gcc", use the following code:
for /F "tokens=2 delims=: " %%x in ('findstr /R /C:"^ *Compiler:" "Settings.txt"') do (
    set "Config=%%~x"
)
echo %Config%

(If the line of interest reads Compiler="gcc", replace search string ^ *Compiler: by ^ *Compiler= instead.)
Here, the tokens and delims options of for /F are used to split the read string. The ~ modifier of the for /F variable removes the surrounding quotation marks, so variable Config will hold gcc finally.
The search string of findstr has been improved so that something like MyCompiler: does not constitute a match. Leading spaces are allowed; if you do not want that, change it to ^Compiler: (or ^Compiler=).
The set syntax has been improved to avoid trouble with potential special characters, the entire assignment expression is enclosed within quotation marks.
By the way: in your code you are using variable name temp; let me recommend not to do that, because this is a system-reserved variable containing a path pointing to the temporary directory.

A: You can simply set Directly the vars of your setting.txt like this :
for /f "delims=" %%a in (setting.txt) do set %%a

echo Compiler value = %Compiler%

which will return "gcc" as value
With this first code all the value of your setting.txt will be setted.
If you just need %compiler%
for /f "delims=" %%a in (setting.txt) do echo %%a | find /i "compiler" && set %%a

echo Compiler value = %Compiler%

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This episode looks at three questions that have been asked of the wise old owl. You can look at the other questions and submit your own here.
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Karl Malone: First choice was Spurs, not Lakers
Michael De Leon
Ask San Antonio Spurs fans which current or former players they hate the most, and there's no
doubt Karl Malone is very high on that list.
Aside from being a Western Conference rival and playoffs roadblock, it took little more than one swift elbow to David Robinson's head to keep him on their "hated" list.
With that in mind, Spurs fans would be interested to know that Malone almost joined the Spurs. There were several rumors years ago about Malone visiting San Antonio and even a rumor that someone spotted Malone and Spurs coach Gregg Popovich at a local fast food seafood restaurant.
Malone confirmed mutual interest between both teams and even though he chose to join the Lakers, his first choice would have been the Spurs, according to an interview he had with 97.5 The Zone in Salt Lake City.
"I was in Arkansas [in 2003], and I said, whatever team wins [between the Lakers and Spurs], I'm going to the opposite. And I wanted the Spurs to lose, so I could go to them. But the [Spurs] won, but I had made up my mind 'cause I didn't want people sittin' there sayin', 'Oh he went there [because] they won it last year.' I wanted to go help 'em."
While there's no doubt it would have been a hard sell to Spurs fans, Malone joining the Spurs in 2003-04 would have been a nice transition into the post-Robinson era.
The 2003-04 team had Rasho Nesterovic, Robert Horry, Malik Rose and Kevin Willis in the frontcourt, but none of the four listed matched Malone's marks that season with the Lakers.
Malone went on to average 13.2 points and 8.7 rebounds per game as the third and sometimes fourth option for the Lakers that season and the Spurs went on to lose against Malone's Lakers in the Western Conference semifinals.
Had Malone decided on the Spurs instead of playing with the team that lost, the Spurs could have had their first back-to-back championship.
But there's no way I'd wish against the Spurs beating the Lakers in the 2003 playoffs when that lead to their second championship and David Robinson retiring as a champion.
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Over the last 10 years, Culture Night has come to be recognised as an epicentre of the distinct creativity flowing through Belfast's veins, growing every year to become the unmissable celebration it is today – offering hundreds of free events and attracting over 100,000 visitors. Having always admired the ethos of Culture Night – with many of UsFolk's illustrators getting involved over the years – and indeed having organised our successful UsFolk Family Feast event as part of 2016's celebrations, we were thrilled to get the chance to create vibrant branding and advertising for Culture Night 2017. With his bold, punchy visual style and intrinsic humour, we knew from the get-go that Stephen Maurice Graham would be the perfect illustrator for such a project. The consequent visuals would be centred around Stephen's epic and hilarious illustration of a bustling Belfast, with many elements taken from this by our designers and included across a diverse advertising campaign which we feel really commanded attention and curiosity.


Many aspiring photographers may have received a new camera for the holidays. Right around this time, however, they may be experiencing some disappointment that their expensive new DSLR is not taking the kinds of photos they had hoped for.
The reason is usually simple – keeping the camera in auto and not learning how to use at least a few of its features won't get you much closer to great images than any other camera.
Photographers Lacey Meyers, Rachel Nielsen and Marissa Gifford teach Mastering Manual Exposure at Click Photo School.
Below they each share their top tips for getting started with your camera and mastering manual mode quickly and easily.
Practice Metering: While practicing shooting in Manual Mode, it is very helpful to do so in soft, even lighting such as that coming in from a window without direct light shining through. This will avoid harsh highlights and deeper shadows, which can make consistent metering and exposure a bit more challenging to achieve. Along these same lines, avoid practicing metering on children and instead practice on cooperative adults or on subjects that are cooperative and still, such as toys, pottery, or solid colored pillows. Using a cooperative subject will really give you the time and chance to think through your metering and settings and then thoughtfully analyze your results and then try again if necessary, without your subject trying to run away!
Simplify White Balance and Exposure: Simplify setting white balance and exposure by using a grey card: I love utilizing tools to simplify and improve my shooting process! Using a grey card is definitely one of those tools because it takes the guess work out of picking your white balance and your exposure for the scene. Once the grey card is placed intended shot, spot meter off of it to 0, take a test shot of the card and use that for your White Balance. This takes care of exposure and white balance in one step! Just be sure that your card is in the same light that your subject will be in and that you do not cast a shadow on it when taking your reading or reference shot.
Tips on Choosing Shutter Speed: Shutter speed can be very confusing to some people, so let's break it down. The shutter speed decision will be based first and foremost, on what your goal is for the image. Do you want to freeze the motion in your subject or do you want to show movement through motion blur? You want your image to be either tack sharp, or have the blur be so obvious that it's clear that it was a deliberate creative choice on your part. Anything in between can look like an accident. If your goal is to freeze the motion (which is what it will be probably 99% of the time) you want to keep your shutter speed high. I try not to shoot below 1/250th of a second with normal, slow-paced motion. When toddlers are involved you may want to keep that even a little higher because they're quick and unpredictable. If you're shooting faster action, you'll want to start it higher – say around 1/1600th depending on how close you are to the action. The closer the action the faster you'll need to go with your shutter speed to freeze the motion. For motion blur, distance plays the same role – it's more exaggerated up close, so you might not need *as* slow a shutter speed to get intentional blur. I like to start around 1/40th of a second and adjust accordingly. The trick is to balance the motion blur with clarity within the rest of the frame to keep it looking deliberate. When shooting at these slow shutter speeds, the use of a tripod will be very helpful to keep camera shake out of the frame.
Using Proper Depth of Field (DOF): Shooting wide open is a popular way to shoot, because the background blur is so gorgeous at wide apertures. But wide open isn't always the best choice. Just as with shutter speed, DOF is also affected by distance. The closer you are to your subject, the more shallow the DOF will be. So if you're shooting a wiggly toddler up close (or with a long focal length) at f/1.4 they are likely to wiggle themselves right out of the focal plane. When you're getting close to your subject, closing down your aperture a bit will ensure that you've got everything of them in focus that you want in focus. This doesn't mean that you will lose that desirable background blur though. If you want to exaggerate that aspect of your image, put some distance between your subject and their background. Conversely, when you back up (or use a wide angle lens) the DOF automatically becomes deeper, which means you can shoot that same wiggly toddler much more easily at f/1.4 when farther away (or with a wider angle lens) than up close because the DOF is more forgiving.
Expose Properly: A common mistake is to try and meter everything to 0 on your in-camera meter. Different colors have a different representative value on your meter and it is important to remember that the metering value for each color will stay the same no matter the light you are in. Light also plays an important role while metering. Make sure when you are metering, that you meter from the same light that your subject is in. When you have lighting where it is lighter on one side of your subject and darker on the other side, is important to make sure you are choosing a spot to meter from where the light is hitting them directly. That will keep you from having any blown highlights. The best tool in camera besides your meter is your histogram. Always check your histogram while you are shooting because it gives you immediate feedback about your exposure. It is such a great tool to see where your exposure is at and adjust it if you need to. I like to set my camera so that I can see the histogram on the image playback. It also helps you become more familiar with histograms and what they should look like. Typically you will want the histogram to extend all the way across to the right side without touching that right wall. When you don't have any white or very light colors in your image, the histogram won't go over all the way but the peaks should go to the right side of your histogram as much as possible.
Consistency and Artistic Freedom: Shooting in manual mode gives consistency to your images as well as complete control over your artistic vision. When you use the camera's auto mode, you are letting the camera make decisions for you. Using manual mode is the best way to control the outcome of your images. Your ISO, shutter speed, and aperture will not change unless you change it. Practice keeping your white balance, color and light consistent from image to image no matter the lighting situation you are in. Instead of hoping for the best or getting lucky with your images, slow down and take the time to think through why you are using specific settings and you will be able to get great images every time. Understanding what your camera is capable of, how to meter, properly expose, and get correct color in camera will take your images to a whole new level. One of the best things about understanding each of those things is that it gives you total creative freedom. If you can imagine certain images in your mind you can then use the knowledge you have learned and practiced to create it, by purposefully deciding which setting to use or manipulate in the exposure triangle to bring your vision to life.


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Ooo, I loved Game of Thrones!!
Thank you for reminding me of Metro Girl! I've been wracking my brain for books set, at least partially, in NC. This NASCAR themed series fits the bill, lol.
A Game of Thrones was on my TBR for a very long time, and when I finally jumped in, it was 4 months between starting and finishing it. Oops! I don't know, it just dragged a lot for me. It was definitely a good book, though.
Does everyone have an unread Ernest Hemingby novel lurking on their shelves?! For Whom The Bell Tolls is on mine too.
Funnily enough The Old Man and the Sea is also the only one I've finished. Probably because it was quite short!
I also read The Old Man And The Sea. It was a literature book in high school. I don't think I've touched Hemingway since then. So many books, so many times.
Tony Robinson did the audio book? I'm going to look for that!
Tony Robinson narrated The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists, not anything by Hemingway. Then again, Robinson is really prolific he did most, if not all, of Terry Pratchett's Discworld audiobooks.
Yeah, sorry. Replied to completely the wrong comment!
Last night I was scheduling post about Pulitzer winners and finalists and realized Joyce Carol Oates has been a finalist multiple times. I don't think I've read any of her books but it's time to add her to my TBR.
I loved A Song of Ice and Fire, and pretty much read all five back-to-back. Taking the plunge to read Game of Thrones is very daunting though.


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SORRENTI'S FAMILY PORTRAIT: TEN MINUTES TO READ ABOUT A FASHION-PHOTOGRAPHY DYNASTY
Entering matriarch Francesca Sorrenti's Brooklyn apartment, through the kind of labyrinthine corridors that always seem to snake through NYC's monolithic blocks, I'm struck by the storied and busy interior. It would be fair to say the family values of each of the Sorrentis are based on creativity.
It's not quite Royal Tenenbaums wacky, but certainly tapestried with photographs and paintings from the prodigious hands of her family – framed unfinished sketches, a 1972 painting of herself by her first husband, a self-portrait by her son Davide in bold strokes hand-painted on a broken mirror. She swiftly ensures the espressos are made as a ginger cat arabesques over the kitchen counter like Macavity, then circles us as we sink into the living room. Francesca is cat sitting Mario's familiar: "Django loves to play, but we play a lot, so he's spoilt now." (Incidentally, Django also modeled in the SS18 Jil Sander campaign.)
"My house was open to everybody," she says, like the very Italian mother (to photographers Mario, Vanina and Davide) and grandmother (to Gray, Arsun and Lennon) that she is. She's immediately inclusive. I have been in New York less than six hours and she's invited me to her grandson's gig at Rockwood Music Hall at 11 o'clock. She's a proud grandmother, playing me Arsun's husky acoustic of Strangers in the Night –serendipitously the song that her first husband, his grandfather, wooed her within 1970s Napoli – and alerting me to the gigantic Saint Laurent poster by Gray on Broadway ("She shot that – 18 years old!") "To this day, people will show up at my front door, ring the bell and come in." Francesca's present is also peopled with ghosts of the past, many of whom collectively have kept her late son Davide's world alive since he tragically passed in February 1997. Other than myself, today's visitor at the apartment is photo editor Jade Berreau, who lets herself in and is helping Francesca with the curation of a forthcoming exhibition of Davide's prodigious archive. Jade was an old friend and was also captured by his distinct fashion lens. They confer over a large pinboard. "Do you like this?" "Not really." "OK." It's clear-cut, but the pair have a familial rapport.
Davide's death was a confluence of many elements merging together, his ongoing blood disease thalassemia, also known as Cooley's anaemia (that had required time-sensitive hospitalisation through his life), and kidney failure. "Davide was born with a blood disorder, he was born handicapped and there's a side of me that knows he did not die of a heroin overdose. He died because he used drugs and his body couldn't take it." There was some drug use in his last year – "Nan Goldin called me to say she thought he'd tried heroin" – but it was not the driving force of his guerrilla creativity. "He maybe did it five times and there wasn't enough to kill a fly in him when he died. He was supposed to go every two weeks for transfusions. It would have been OK if we were home, but we were traveling and going back and forth, we went to LA, then we went to Mexico. He even bungeed."
Born in Naples in 1976, Davide's creative path was written in the dynastical stars. The Sorrentis moved to New York in the early 1980s, partly because of the medical care Davide needed. He initially hated the big city, but it would become central to his art. Mario documented the painful drug infusion he had to go through every night in a series called The Machine (the name the family gave the infusion pump), which was later turned into a book. New York was also the city that launched Francesca's wildly successful career and that of her precociously creative children. Francesca's own parents worked in fashion, and her mother's elegant style was the talk of the town in Naples. "She dressed very extravagantly, but it was still a very small town. But I'm the fashionista of the family," quips the youthful 69-year-old before me. However, she confesses her own career seemed redundant on losing her younger son. "I gave up photography, I couldn't… Photography was such a deep love and passion for me, fashion photography. It's like I got hit by a Mack truck and broke every bone in my body."
We meet as the Davide Sorrenti documentary – See Know Evil – is released, in tandem with an Instagram account (@see_know_evil), which includes many unseen works. Directed by Charlie Curran, the film has taken seven years to make. Davide's unflappable youth and charisma pierce the screen. Francesca praises Charlie's "naivety, annoyance and persistence" in making it happen, as she'd previously refused to allow people to be a part of her son's legacy (finally giving access to a young film student from Georgia was, as she puts it, "nuts"). The voices included tell the real story and were strictly edited by Francesca. The process was of course tough, and she wasn't sure she could go there, ergo the seven-year incubation. "Charlie would call and say, 'I'm sorry for bothering you.'" He'd give her a hard copy of the interviews, "which were extremely touching. But then I'd close myself off again." She calls these her "don't give a shit" modes ("and I can thank Davide for this"), highlighting the anxiousness imbued in sharing the memories, and the grief process in general. "It's not like you have time to grieve before they pass." It was Steve, her husband, who eventually convinced her. The family Sorrenti gathered in her Brooklyn apartment and watched the first cut together. "It was very fashion orientated. I think he got caught up in the Kate Moss thing." They wanted the truth, and the next version sang truer, with exclusive family finds. Vanina even found 70 rolls of undeveloped Super 8 six years into the process.
"This isn't a fashion image," Francesca says, pointing to a picture of Davide's girlfriend of the time, the model Jaime King. "She's just sitting by this popcorn machine and he took a picture of her. That's super-unique." There's a cinematic view of 3rd Avenue on the board – "Oh, this one here. It's so beautiful. It's 1995, and we had this huge snowstorm and he ran out and said, 'Mom, I'm gonna take a couple of pictures of the snowstorm.'" He always carried a camera (his first Leica was a gift from Mario). "He was always touching my stuff…touching Mario's stuff," Francesca says. "Mario would call me and freak out – 'He took my film' – and I said, 'You know what, you're supposed to say he touched my clothes, he took my toys, not he took my camera.'" Davide wasn't a flâneur, he was the enthused ringleader of his crew. "Every day was a photo shoot, he documented everything," says Francesca.
He swiftly captured a moment, yes, but also a time. A pre-digitalised history of New York, his darkly glamorous photos would appear in Interview, Detour, Ray Gun. His images emerged at a moment in the 1990s when fashion imagery was changing and challenging, alongside art, music and culture as a whole. If the fin de millennium appeared apocalyptic, it had youth on its side, and provided young commentators like Davide with opportunities to knock on doors with their portfolios. Part of what makes his story so fascinating is, of course, that he was capable of achieving so much in his 20 years, never sacrificing a moment, despite his condition. Very few people knew how sick he was. Later, Francesca had to tell his agent Mutale Kanyanta to slow down booking him.
Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana and the sounds of Seattle may have permeated the airwaves, but Davide and his pals were ambitious and savvy. Little kids doing big things – "blowing up, making moves, getting paid" as Davide's crew SKE (pronounced "ski", standing for Some Kids Envy) and fellow club kids were heralded in New York Magazine the year after he died. "It used to be Justin, Shawn, Richie and Davide. The four of them were like peas in a pod," says Francesca, whose East Village home became the unofficial SKE headquarters. "I'd say to Davide, 'Oh, are they here again?' And he'd just say, 'Mom, I have to take care of my boys.' They had this brotherhood. City kids do that – they put their energy into each other."
She enlisted Davide's friends Matt and Shawn to help with the production of See Know Evil, as they both had experience of directing and screenwriting. I ask her to take me back to the late 1990s, when Davide's mercurial charm and potent talent were on the ascent. She is stoic and frank. "It was a weird time because it was very gangsta. Everybody wanted to be a gangsta, every white kid wanted to be black, but they had no concept. They'd call each other the N word, a bunch of white kids were calling each other the N word. But they were very creative." She mentions the influx of British talent in New York and the accompanying prolificacy of drugs. "That whole era was very unusual. It was the '90s. But you know, nobody did it maliciously. These kids who came over, they got hooked. You're gonna blame them?
"I think he was fearless and naughty because he had to prove himself because of his illness," she says. He lived for the very raw, imperfect moments captured in his photography, and also his graffiti. Francesca and Steve once busted him: "I see him [and some friends] spray painting the side of a building. His friend saw me first and he goes, 'Davide, Davide, it's your mom.' And he turns around and they got the spray cans and they're trying to hide them. I said, 'Get in the car. By yourself.' "It's impossible not to smile, listening to some of the stories– Francesca is a motherly raconteur. She notes that he never graffitied a historical building or a landmark building. "He hated that, he couldn't believe people would do that." She notes his last remaining tag remained on West 18th Street up until two years ago.
"I remember having to tell his friends that he was sick because he didn't want to. I'd say, 'You're not sleeping over if you don't bring your machine.' " It was hard for people to comprehend, as the youthful bon vivant persona prevailed. "Before he got transfused, he looked like a drug addict, even when he wasn't doing drugs. He would become sort of greyish and his cheeks would sort of cave in." Away from the media hysteria – both then (culminating with President Clinton's address in 1997: "the glorification of heroin is not creative, it is destructive") and now – it's refreshing to hear Francesca on the convenient blanket term "heroin chic" and inaccurate labelling of Davide's visually arresting portfolio. "His work was talking about his own suffering. A lot of people said, 'Oh, they look like druggy pictures.' We had a huge conversation about this, me and him. He goes, 'Mom, it's my dream world. It's my melancholy dream world.' And perhaps it represented a state of purgatory. Oscillating between extreme pain and carpe diem craziness."
Naivety and creativity were part of the process, and she draws my attention to the infamous image of Jaime that the media went into a tailspin over, itself a staged fantasy of disillusionment. "In the room there's Davide's friend Anthony, Vanina, and these posters came down afterwards, because they were blocking all the windows. So, they put up all those posters, Vanina ripped the tights. I walk in and go, 'What's going on?' And he goes, 'We're doing this thing to show destruction in youth.' And then it became fashion, this is what he was about."
When first love is played out publicly, it can't be easy. "They were really very beautiful together. They shared so much writing, photography, their dreams. They were made for each other, but unfortunately she was an addict. She got pulled in without even knowing at 14," Francesca absolves, but acknowledges Jamie knew the reality of Davide's condition. "She would see sometimes that he couldn't get out of bed, that's how much pain he was in." Francesca was aware he smoked weed as it also helped with his pain, and as a mother she never said, "Say no to drugs." "It's such a stupid thing – 'Just say no.' Awareness was my big thing, it was my motto." She used her loss as a powerful, moving platform, but before, she had been known to step offset to call an agent to come to LA to collect a young model ("Her mom took her straight to rehab and she has a lovely life, two children now, she lives in England"). She recalls going to a major Paris fashion show, post Davide's passing, and seeing "three or four of the girls from the runway nodding out against a wall. I started this underground railroad where I was helping young girls, trying to get them into rehab."
Davide's fun, fast times ollie through the documentary, but as much as he was prolific, he was private. So Francesca reveals the more unexpected parts of Davide, defined by the era he captured: "He played golf, but then at the same time he was a graffiti writer, a homeboy." The Age of Innocence was one of his favourite movies of the era, and he loved the Turner Classics Movies, and had an unexpected penchant for opera while showering. One day she thought he had taken the tape recorder into the bathroom. "I said, 'Davide, what the hell? You're bringing a tape– ' and he goes, 'I'm singing, Mom.' Me and Steve were just floored by this really deep, beautiful, operatic voice." It's easy to picture when you hear his gravelly candour in the documentary via an Avedon casting tape. She points out his selfie in a Venice hotel room wearing a red leather coat from a shoot she was doing for German Vogue – he and Vanina tagged along.
As a family, fashion is instinctive, but even Francesca was shocked when, as a small boy, she took him to a fashion show and he asked, "Who's that beautiful girl?" "And I'm looking for this girl and it's Franca [Sozzani]. He just thought she was beautiful." And he just got up and went over to her and charmed her.
His magnetism had an impact on those in his orbit. "Over 500 people showed up at his funeral. People from all over the deli, the pizzeria, the school, the teachers. Donna Karan, a bunch of models, photographers. It wasn't, you know, like you expect when you go to a fashion funeral and everybody's chitchatting. Everybody was crying." She had a call a matter of weeks after the funeral about an upcoming court date. "He had been arrested, I had no clue, in the Hamptons. They had gone into a supermarket, him and a bunch of friends, they took food to do a barbecue. He had missed his original court date. I'm like, 'Court date?' He got caught with a steak… I said, 'I hate to inform you that he's passed away.' [The lady at the courthouse] just cried and cried and goes, 'Oh that lovely little boy, he was so cute. He sat there laughing, he was so endearing.'"
I think about Francesca's broken mirror in her living room. She had discarded it and Davide went off and reconfigured it as something so unique. And I think about the broken heart she's left behind. "But I have been blessed with the fact that my son's last words to me were, 'Mum, I love you.' And I said, 'I love you too.'
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package uk.ac.rdg.evoportal.pages;

import java.util.Date;
import org.apache.wicket.Component;
import org.apache.wicket.ajax.AjaxRequestTarget;
import org.apache.wicket.ajax.AjaxSelfUpdatingTimerBehavior;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.basic.Label;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.link.BookmarkablePageLink;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.link.Link;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.repeater.Item;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.repeater.data.DataView;
import org.apache.wicket.util.time.Duration;
import uk.ac.rdg.evoportal.GlobalConstants;
import uk.ac.rdg.evoportal.beans.ComputeJob;
import uk.ac.rdg.evoportal.data.ComputeJobsDataProvider;
import uk.ac.rdg.evoportal.tasks.ComputeJobDeleteTask;
import uk.ac.rdg.evoportal.tasks.ComputeJobStopTask;
import uk.ac.rdg.util.TimeUtil;

/**
 *
 * @author david
 */
public class ComputeJobsDataView extends DataView {

    public ComputeJobsDataView(String id, ComputeJobsDataProvider dataProvider) {
        super(id, dataProvider);
    }

    @Override
    protected void populateItem(final Item item) {
        ComputeJob job = (ComputeJob)item.getModelObject();
        final int jobID = job.getJobID();
        final BookmarkablePageLink<Void> link = new BookmarkablePageLink<Void>("details", ComputeJobDetail.class);
        link.setParameter("jobID", jobID);
        link.add(new Label("jobID", Integer.toString(jobID)));
        item.add(link);
        item.add(new Label("name", job.getLabel()));
        item.add(new Label("submitted", new Date(job.getSubmitTime()).toString()));
        char s = job.getStatus();
        String status = "Undefined";
        boolean isStopped = false;
        status = GlobalConstants.getStatusMsg(s);
        if (s=='S')
            isStopped = true;
        Label statusLabel = new Label("status", status);
        item.add(statusLabel);
        item.add(new Label("nodes", job.getNodes() + " (" + job.getNodes()*4 + ")"));
        item.add(new Label("timeRequested", TimeUtil.millisToLongDHMS(job.getTimeRequested())));
        item.add(new Label("timeUsed", TimeUtil.millisToLongDHMS(job.getTimeUsed())));
        StopOrDeleteLink stopLink = new StopOrDeleteLink("stopOrDeleteLink", isStopped, job.getOwner(), job.getJobID());
        String stopOrDeleteLabel = "Stop";
        if (isStopped) {
            stopOrDeleteLabel = "Delete";
        }
        stopLink.add(new Label("stopOrDelete", stopOrDeleteLabel));
        item.add(stopLink);
        if (!isStopped) {

        }
        item.setOutputMarkupId(true);
        AjaxSelfUpdatingTimerBehavior timer = new AjaxSelfUpdatingTimerBehavior(Duration.seconds(15)) {
            @Override
            protected void onPostProcessTarget(AjaxRequestTarget target) {
                ComputeJob refreshedJob = ComputeJobsDataProvider.get(jobID);
                item.get("status").replaceWith(new Label("status", GlobalConstants.getStatusMsg(refreshedJob.getStatus())));
                item.get("timeUsed").replaceWith(new Label("timeUsed", TimeUtil.millisToLongDHMS(refreshedJob.getTimeUsed())));
                if (refreshedJob.getStatus()=='S') {
                    Component c = item.get("stopOrDeleteLink");
                    if (c instanceof StopOrDeleteLink) {
                        if (((StopOrDeleteLink)c).getJobID()==refreshedJob.getJobID()) {
                            StopOrDeleteLink stopLink = new StopOrDeleteLink("stopOrDeleteLink", true, refreshedJob.getOwner(), refreshedJob.getJobID());
                            stopLink.add(new Label("stopOrDelete", "Delete"));
                            c.replaceWith(stopLink);
                        }
                    }
                }

            }
        };
        item.add(timer);
    }

    private class StopOrDeleteLink extends Link {

        int jobID;
        String user;
        boolean isStopped;

        public StopOrDeleteLink(String id, boolean isStopped, String user, int jobID) {
            super(id);
            this.user = user;
            this.jobID = jobID;
            this.isStopped = isStopped;
        }

        public int getJobID() {
            return jobID;
        }

        @Override
        public void onClick() {
            if (isStopped) {
                // remove from DB, cleanup files
                ComputeJobDeleteTask computeJobDeleteTask = new ComputeJobDeleteTask(jobID);
                computeJobDeleteTask.run();
            } else {
                ComputeJobStopTask computeJobStopTask = new ComputeJobStopTask(jobID);
                computeJobStopTask.run();
            }
            setResponsePage(ComputeJobs.class);
        }

    }

}


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