January, icy starts, slightly lighter evenings and diets ruined by creme egg season! Heres what we've been up to over the first month of 2019.
Thanks to bognor based GWA Cars we started the year with a new set of wheels! After a few design tweaks we found the time to brand it up, featuring orange flooded panels paired with cut vinyl logos and contact details. Thanks to Metamark' new range of colours we also got to try out our new favourite shade of orange M7 Pumpkin. Les is also very happy he now has apple car play!
This year January seems to be a month for new menus. We've designed and printed a selection of menus for De Levante' new Tapas Bar & Restaurant in Chichester. We have also printed some A4 Tri-Fold Leaflet Menus for Blanche Foods, a local company that sell healthy brunch bowls, snacks and juices delivered to you! Les has also been busy over the last few days working on menu refreshes for local businesses 'The Local Cafe Selsey' and Chinese Restaurant "Summer Palace".
The Selsey Club wanted to keep their view out, but obscure the view into their kitchen window. We reccomdmednd a mirror finish window tint. Installed from the inside it allows a clear view out and creates a mirror reflection when viewing from the outside.
We've busy working on boat names over the last couple of weeks. Designing, cutting and supplying in marine grade vinyls and installing locally at Chichester Marina and Northshore Shipyard in Itchenor. Ryan's been finalising a few more name designs ready for approval and install in the up and coming weeks.
This month we have also launched our collection of Valentines Déco Blocks, which make for a unique gift for your loved one on Valentines Day. Read more about those HERE.
We cant believe the first month of 2019 has come and gone already, be sure to follow us on our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages for daily updates on what we've been up to here at Ginger Signs.


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The effort builds on Lieber's rapidly growing brain bank, which now stands at about 3000 brains, with more than 400 new brains collected each year, all donated by next of kin. Many are from young and middle-aged people who die suddenly of suicide, drug overdose, or other causes. Although most of the brains are from people of European ancestry, more than 700 are from African-Americans. Despite growing recognition that African-Americans are underrepresented in medical research—and face discrimination and other hardships that can heighten health risks—study of brain diseases in this population have lagged behind, says Daniel Weinberger, the institute's director.
Science Insider spoke with Weinberger, a psychiatrist and schizophrenia researcher who came to the Lieber Institute in 2011 from the National Institute of Mental Health. The conversation has been edited for brevity and clarity.
There's a lot of information now that early childhood toxic stress, however that's defined, creates increased risk for many, many medical disorders, not just psychiatric disorders. The assumption is that this is changing the [gene expression] in many cells in the body. There's good reason to believe that individuals who were exposed early in life to tremendous stress, that that leaves a footprint in their genome. We theoretically will be able to look at this, and how that affects gene processing in particular cells in the brain. And then—this is the holy grail—this might lead to some idea of how to rescue [others].
A: That is for sure. In Nature Genetics , there was a landmark paper of sequencing from 900 African-American genomes. The take-home message there was mind-boggling: Ten percent of the African-American DNA sequence is missing from the reference sequence of the human genome, which is what's used in every human study today.
There have been huge abuses of the African-American community by the biomedical community. As a result, there is a lot of distrust in the African-American community. Every brain that we get is donated by the next of kin. Getting consent and donation has to be done within 24 hours of the death. We have basically the same frequency of donation—70%—from African-American families [who are approached] that we have from European-American families. That speaks to one of the issues that has dogged this research for a while.


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Kissing a Fool (1998)

reviewed by
E. Benjamin Kelsey

KISSING A FOOL
(R)

Directed by Doug Ellin
Running Time: 95 minutes
Originally Released: February 27, 1998

Reviewed by E. Benjamin Kelsey

* * (out of four)

Oh, how I wanted to love this movie, and I almost did, but something about its
overpowering lackluster prevented me from doing so. So much potential, so many
winning elements, and so many mistakes, KISSING A FOOL has its wings, it just
doesn't know how to take flight.

"Friend" to all, David Schwimmer stars in this romantic comedy as a Chicago
sportscaster / local Don Juan, Max Abbitt, a handsome egomaniac who scores
more often than the Cubs. We begin at a wedding where the groom's identity is
kept concealed, allowing for a small amount of mystery for anyone in the
audience who can't figure out the end from the very beginning. As everyone's
off dancing and celebrating, we focus in on a semi-cynical, chain smoking
wedding guest, Linda Streicher (Bonnie Hunt), who seems more anxious to sit on
tacks than be in attendance at the gala. It is from her that the story behind
Max, his best friend Jay (Jason Lee), and Sam the bride (Mili Avital), is
recounted to a pair of total strangers who listen intently as Linda catches
them, and the audience, up on all the wedding preliminaries.

Flashback: Jay is a novelist catering to the tenderness of the heart, adapting
his novels from the feelings of love and heartbreak experienced in
relationships past. After being dumped by an aspiring model (Vanessa Angel),
Jay has spent the past several months in a state of depression, working and
writing as a compensation for lost love. In the meanwhile, his best friend for
life, Max, is Chicago's most eligible (and promiscuous) bachelor. In an
attempt to tame the libidinous beast, Jay sets Max up for a night out with his
new book editor, Sam, hoping that Max will be stricken by something new,
beauty *and* brains, and finally settle down into a happily monogamous
relationship. As things turn out, it is only a matter of weeks before Sam and
Max are engaged to be married, surprising everyone at the sudden change in
Max's flirtatious lifestyle.

As the wedding bells draw near, it becomes apparent that Max is more than
skeptical of jumping into such a committable institution, but surprise
surprise, it's isn't Max's fear of monogamy, it's his fear of Sam's
trustworthiness. What if Max isn't enough for her? So, drawing it straight
down the line, Max approaches Jay with a proposition - try to get Sam to cheat
on him. If she's willing to sleep with Jay, the wedding's off, but if not, Max
will know she's the one. The premise is as shallow as Max himself, but it
gives Scwimmer quite a turn from his puppy-dog character on "Friends".
Likewise, Lee becomes the emotional romantic as opposed to the self-righteous
misanthrope characters he played in MALLRATS and CHASING AMY. While Schwimmer
turns in a competent performance, it is Lee who clearly shines, perhaps
brooding with too much talent for such an otherwise mediocre film. Showing
that he can charmingly play either side of the spectrum, hopefully Lee's
appearance here will catapult him to some bigger and better roles, even if his
talent is hidden in the depths of a blasé film.

Leave it to Avital to make the underdeveloped Sam as likeable as she is,
surely not an easy task with such thin makings. Avital shows budding ability
that, after nurturing a few roles, has real potential to blossom. The stifled
chemistry between her and Lee (oops, did I say something?) is surprisingly
candid. It is those kind of attributes that make KISSING A FOOL such a
disappointment. It's as if they're saying "look how good we *could* have been"
before retaliating with an occasional ill-directed, terribly wooden scene.
Charm abounds, quite a few bits of humor are downright hilarious, but quality,
overall, sags. To be fair, the charm outweighs the flaws, so brace yourself
for all the imperfections and give this one a chance on video.

March 26, 1998

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Want it short around the daily resistance level.
Around this area or the block above to short.
Actually got in at the very top earlier and messed it up trying to add to the trade. Note to self - Don't add to a trade when it has hardly moved!
As before I was trying to short GBPUSD down to this level to get long, basically I was going to hedge in a better entry and eliminate draw down but missed the short. Want to get long to 1.4548.
Looking to short cable around this level. All the way down to my TP where I will then look for bullishness to get long.
Short EURUSD - on a retest of RTO Bearish down to TP or near to - when bottoms I will long all the way upto to Quarterly Void Fill. May hedge in the position using the short potentially > and scalp some profits on the way down.
Big long idea inline with seasonal and dollar bear.
Looking to long at this level for at least a 1R move late in the day. QM Level - small risk, lets see what unfolds.


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10% : The rise in foreign investment in the Paris region in 2013
A sharp increase in foreign investment in the Paris region :
"The Paris region attracted 119 international investment projects between October 2012 and October 2013, compared to 108 the previous year, according to the KPMG consultancy, which has just published its fifth study of global cities' attractiveness.
The result is especially encouraging in that the method is still the same. KPMG considers only job- and value-creating investment ("greenfield investments") and ignores mergers and acquisitions, privatizations and alliances, and purely financial investment. The study is based on data from the Financial Times.
Paris ranks as Europe's second-biggest hub and moves to seventh place worldwide.
The increased investment in the Paris region is even more spectacular when one takes into account strategic functions investments alone, which are the most profitable. Indeed, Paris has moved from 15th to eighth place, with 60 operations.
France : an open, attractive economy :
These sound figures show that international business leaders still deem Paris an essential market – especially when average investment seen in the West Europe region has fallen by 5% overall. Paris's attractiveness is particularly due to the dynamic image conveyed by the Greater Paris project, and the whole of France is a leading destination for foreign investment and skills.
The opening-up to foreign investment dates back to the 19th century, with JP Morgan and Bosch establishing themselves in France in 1868 and 1899 respectively. Since then, companies from 132 countries have been set up in every sector.
KPMG's findings are backed up by other rankings, which highlight that France is one of the most international investment-friendly countries. France is the leading country in Europe for welcoming foreign investment in the industrial sector (Source : Ernst & Young Attractiveness Survey, 2013). France ranks fifth in the world. Foreign companies in France are particularly dynamic : more than 20,000 companies under foreign control operate in France (Source : INSEE, 2012). They are well represented among large companies (32% of companies in France with more than 5,000 employees are of foreign origin) (Source : INSEE, 2012).
Foreign companies in France employ 1.8 million people (13% of the population in work) and account for a third of French exports and 29% of the total R&D carried out by companies in France (Source : INSEE).
Adapting regulations to make it easier to attract foreign skills and expertise :
To facilitate international mobility, there are multiannual residence permits :
The "Skills and Expertise" residence permit (carte competences et talents) : intended, among others, for foreign nationals appointed directors of subsidiaries in France. Created in 2006, this card is for people who have a project, linked to a skill or expertise, which is directly or indirectly of interest to France and their country of origin. With the "Skills and Expertise" permit, foreigners can carry out any professional activity of their choice linked to their project or activity.
The "Expatriate Employee" residence permit (carte de séjour "salarié en mission") : intended for employees on intra-group job transfers (with a contract under French law or on assignment). This residence permit is for foreign nationals staying and working for more than three months and with a monthly salary at least 1.5 times the minimum wage. The "Expatriate Employee" residence permit is temporary, issued for a three-year period. It can be renewed on the grounds that the assignment or period abroad has been extended.
The European Blue Card : reserved for highly-qualified employees (with at least three years' higher education or five years' professional experience and a gross monthly salary of at least €4,300). Following an 18-month period, holders of a European Blue Card issued by a member state can apply for a similar card in another member state. The aim of this system is to make it easier for third country nationals to enter and stay in France and work there in highly-qualified jobs."
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Josep Gil Dòria (el Pont de Suert, 11 de juliol de 1876 - Barcelona, 31 d'agost de 1930) fou un polític català, president de la Diputació de Lleida de 1911 a 1913. Fill del notari del Pont de Suert i de la Pobla de Segur, la seva esposa era emparentada amb Jenaro Vivanco Menchaca.

Es llicencià en dret, i cap el 1908 s'establí com a advocat a Lleida. En 1910 es va establir com advocat particular a Barcelona, arribant a fiscal del Jutjat del Sud (1928) i treballà a la Cambra Oficial de Llogaters de Barcelona. En 1915 fou un dels socis de la Companyia General Vidrera d'Arenys de Mar. Políticament, el 1907 fou elegit membre independent del Partit Liberal, amb el que fou escollit diputat de la diputació de Lleida pel districte de Tremp-Vielha; fou reelegit diputat el 1911 i 1915. Va ser nomenat president de la Diputació de Lleida de 1911 a 1913. Fou membre de la Comissió que va redactar les bases de la Mancomunitat de Catalunya de 1911 i el 1914 fou membre de la seva comissió de pressupostos.

En 1916 fou vicepresident segon del Cercle Liberal Autonomista de Barcelona, però de 1926 a 1929 fou membre de la Unión Patriótica de Miguel Primo de Rivera. En 1927 fou nomenat regidor suplent de l'ajuntament de Barcelona i va fundar el Centre de Lleida.

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Actress, Mae Busch, was born Annie May Busch on Jun 18, 1891 in Melbourne, Australia. Busch died at the age of 54 on Apr 19, 1946 in San Fernando Valley, CA .
She was educated in the United States at a New Jersey convent.
Several years after her death she would gain extra fame when Jackie Gleason frequently referred to her as "The ever-popular Mae Busch".


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For most vehicles in Dartmouth NS, tires are rotated front to back. Some manufacturers recommend a cross rotational pattern that includes the spare tire, and some high-performance vehicles have different size tires on the front and rear and may even have uni-directional tires that can only be on the left or the right side of the vehicle. Your Dartmouth NS service advisor at Chad Kennedy's Autopro can help you sort that out and will perform the right tire rotation for your vehicle.
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One student, in particular, David Hogg has been astonishingly articulate and highly skilled at propagating a new anti-Conservative/anti-Trump narrative behind the recent school shooting. Few have seen this type of rapid media play before, and when they have it has come from well-trained political operatives and MSM commentators.
In what was initially as an incredibly odd move for a high school student, Hogg vehemently defended the FBI and placed the blame squarely on the President's shoulders…. before admitting that his father was in the FBI.
Anyone who has been following the news could tell you that many in the FBI have been working against the president from the start, with the most notable case involving collusion between the FBI, Obama Administration, and the Clinton campaign to push the false 'verification' of the junk Steele Dossier. It has also been widely reported that the FBI received tips well in advance of the Florida school shooting and decided, for whatever reason, not to act.
Adding to the "credibility" of Hogg, in a recently uncovered early cut from one of his interviews it appears he was heavily coached on lines and is merely reciting a script. Frequently seen in the footage mouthing the lines he should be reciting. Hogg becomes flustered multiple times, is seen apologizing, and asking for re-takes.


To celebrate Chinese New Year, Berry Bros. & Rudd will be offering shoppers the opportunity to taste a selection of Chinese wines in its Enomatic machines.
Christmas is a time for celebration and we have it all wrapped up for you at Corrigan's Mayfair and Bentley's Oyster Bar & Grill. We have several Private Dining Rooms beautifully decorated, which make them the perfect option for a stylish Christmas soirée. For larger parties and events Corrigan's Mayfair can also be hired out exclusively. Our festive season menus start at £45 per person.
Bread Ahead – a Borough Market favourite, has arrived on Grosvenor's London estate for a winter residency in North Mayfair, bringing its classic bakes, festive products and, for the first time, hot breakfast to 42 North Audley Street. Open daily from 7am, the bakery and café will also stock seasonal bakes including its popular mince pies and a limited edition Christmas Pudding doughnut adorned with a gingerbread biscuit star and rolled in cinnamon sugar, throughout December.
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The Association held its Annual Lunch and AGM on 20 September at The Ritz Club. As always, it was a very popular event. The Ritz Club looked absolutely stunning, and the lunch was very delicious.
We have just moved back into our new shop space. A separate gallery space has been created for exhibitions from our stock, and is available to hire for pop-up exhibitions. Our first external exhibition will show the work of photographer Peter Bogardus (4th-27th October).
Apart from a few snagging issues, the shop is open for business. Do come and see our new look.
Sofitel London St James announces a unique collaboration with one of France's most successful contemporary artists, Richard Orlinski. A selection of his famous figurine works will be displayed in the hotel's airy lobby from 21st September until 10th November.
The artistic partnership reflects Sofitel's reputation for skilfully blending art and hospitality and will see the hotel showcasing the acclaimed sculptor's fantastical figurines – the first time he has shown such a sizeable number of works ever in the UK. The imposing and dramatic sculptures, exhibited in collaboration with UNIT London gallery, will be on display in the lobby, next to the hotel's entrance on Waterloo Place, permitting visitors a rare opportunity to immerse themselves in the extraordinary artwork of one of France's most lauded contemporary artists.
As part of City Giving Day, AAG Wealth Management are proud to be supporting Teens and Toddlers, a charity dedicated to improving the lives of disadvantaged young people. Through their unique mentoring scheme, disengaged teenagers are given the responsibility of being positive role models for younger children in need of extra support. A generous donation from St James's Place Foundation has been supported by AAG Wealth Management for this important cause.
Enjoy 'The Sweet Life' with the new 'La Dolce Vita' weekend brunch menu from Theo Randall at the InterContinental. Inspired by the Italian tradition of friends and family gathering to dine together, the menu features many of Theo's well-loved classics alongside newly-created dishes. Complementing the new weekend brunch is Theo's new breakfast menu. Available daily, it offers two distinct dining options: à la carte and continental.
Dickie's Bar – a collaboration between Chef Richard Corrigan, Richard Ryan of Drinksology and Gregory Buda from the Dead Rabbit in New York, has successfully opened at Corrigan's Mayfair to rave reviews.
The bar serves drinks created by Buda, using seasonal produce sourced from Corrigan's garden and farm, Virginia Park Lodge in Cavan, Ireland. The ingredients will be mixed with seasonal Dickie's sodas infused in-house at Corrigan's Mayfair.


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Top row: Donjionea Thomas, Diamond Allen, Jazmine Bryant; seated, Eunique Davis, Kentaurias Johnson
Below: New Rangers successfully complete the Playfair sitting knee circle
Playfair Highlights Ranger Welcome
After the stress of moving and meeting new people, Tuesday was a day for new UW-Parkside students to have some fun, learn a few Parkside traditions, and find out something about themselves and their classmates.
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With Playfair, a national team-building organization leading the way, students participated in a variety of games and exercises designed, Playfair says, to help build a community based on trust, support and cooperation.
Josh Hayden and Mohammed Batayneh, freshmen from Racine, Wis., said that Playfair helped them meet new people. Jazmine Bryant from Milwaukee said that she liked how everyone interacted with one another. "We were more open, and the Ranger staff was so helpful toward us," she said. "(The staff) helped us feel welcome and that we are meant to be here."
Eunique Davis, from Oak Creek, Wis., enjoyed the morning because it wasn't just about meeting people that she knew from her floor in Ranger Hall. "I met people who are commuting and people from other parts of Wisconsin and from different countries," Davis said.
Afternoon events included Ranger Read with a discussion of Rad Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451," the novel featured in this fall's The Big Read. "Success Sessions" gave students tips and ideas on how to make the most of the university experience.
Evening programs featured "Sex Signals," a presentation using improvisation and audience interaction to provide a provocative look at dating, sex, and the core issue of consent. Hypnotist Frederick Winters, winner of the Campus Entertainer of the Year Award, and the movie "Neighbors" rounded out the night.


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the script works fine.
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Many of the events that happened to Pip are a representation of what happened to Dickens in his early life. This means that Pip has not been financed and supported by Miss Havisham, and that he's not destined for Estella after all. The condition of her house was worse and the students wasted the whole day doing nothing. We take our skills and confidence into winning college baseball games. © 1946 Universal International Pictures; photograph from a private collection Summary Pip Philip Pirrip narrates the tale from an unspecified time in the future.
What is notable about this early Pip is how he is shaped and manipulated by the ideologies of those around him, especially when it comes to social class. Many of the novel's chapters end with a lack of dramatic resolution, which was intended to encourage readers to buy the next installment. Pip lets out a scream, knowing that no one can hear, but hoping that some how he can be saved. Miss Havisham is a bitter woman who was jilted on her wedding day long ago. Pip is an orphan, who never knew his parents or any of his five brothers who never lived out of infancy. How far do you agree? The main character of the novel, Pip, starts out as a little boy who is very unsatisfied with his life.
Soon both the convicts are also arrested by Police. You can break his heart. After meeting Biddy, Pip, on the order of his sister, goes to the Inn to see Joe, who often visits that place. Membership includes a 10% discount on all editing orders. Abel Magwitch, Charles Dickens, Estella Havisham 1004 Words 3 Pages Faith R. All of these topics which are present in the novel are so present in life, we might not even notice them in our own.
The novel is a detailed story of Pip's life and how he changes throughout the novel. A theme and motif of redemption is clearly developed in Great Expectations. Last, Miss Havisham, the lady who raises Estella, and makes her hurt all men, and break their hearts. Who is this man who seems to dislike Pip so much? Class consciousness, Great Expectations, Marxism 1103 Words 4 Pages Joe, to the heart-breaking Estella, the idiosyncrasies that Dickens develops among his characters make them both enjoyable and memorable. How does Dickens use setting to convey the mood right at the opening? Abel is found fighting the other convict, that Pip saw earlier, and they are apprehended by the guards.
Herbert informed Pip of Miss Havisham's story when no one else would tell it. It is … the convict! Joe is brain damaged by the blows of an intruder at the forge, Pip suspects Orlick, Joe's cruel journeyman helper. In particular, the novel addresses how society shapes the definition of the gentleman and,. Estella is walking the grounds, being all single, beautiful, and sad about having thrown Pip's love away. Obviously, it's a trap, and Pip is nearly hammered to death and thrown in the limekiln by town bully Orlick. Turns out, being a gentlemen comes with a lot of problems, although Pip does meet some nice people and reunites with Estella, who is now totally beautiful and also just as scornful as ever. Abel Magwitch, Character, Charles Dickens 1666 Words 4 Pages Moral Struggles of Great Expectations Pip is the main character of the novel desires to fulfil his expectations and the world he lives in does not gladly provide an easy way to his dream.
He grows increasing ashamed of his humble background and hopes to become a gentleman, in part to win over Estella. Dickens makes it very clear that Pip does not reach maturity until he frees himself from these notions that had been set upon him, and begins to see past the overt attributes associated with station. Pip is devoted to Herbert, and he will go to great lengths for Herbert's well being. Abel Magwitch, Bleak House, Charles Dickens 1865 Words 5 Pages Bailey Baith Great Expectations Adv. Pip basically asks for three wishes in the first stage. There are some characters in the book who were aware of this, while there are some who tied to find out the hard way. Ambition and self-improvement is one of the major themes of the novel.
The various themes and ideas of that time are perfectly showcased in his many novels and short stories, such as Nicholas Nickelby, Great Expectations, Oliver Twist, A Tale of Two Cities, and A Christmas Carol. When Pip does not receive a satisfactory outcome, he is quick to blame others rather than his own physiological desires. By the light of the torches, we saw the black Hulk lying out a little way from the mud of the shore, like a wicked Noah 's ark. We are not free to follow our own devices, you and I. It is apparent when we read the novel that Charles Dickens expressed many of his own views when writing the narrative, using a strong authorial voice. In Chapter One, we connect with Pip in a graveyard. She also asks him to bring his family to her house.
While there, he learns to his dismay that his mysterious money came from one of the convicts he was involved with in the incident in Kent. A despondent Pip is arrested because of his debts, but his failing health prevents him from being jailed. No further distribution without written consent. The only way people from that era would have moved up the social system, was if someone from higher up the system, took a liking to them and invested in their future. Kathleen Derrig Great Expectations is a novel which, in its first part, focuses largely on the education and upbringing of a young boy, Pip. Herbert was a true friend to Pip. Joe always stood up for Pip.
Public image drives the characters to climb the social ladder, and do whatever is necessary to obtain a high class reputation. Character, Conscience, Fiction 824 Words 3 Pages else to do the hard work to make the family seem loving on the outside but nobody will ever really know how those kind of people are on their dark mysterious inside spirit. In Great Expectations the protagonist and narrator, Pip, is an extremely dynamic character. Years later, he reconnects with a kinder, widowed Estella, and the two walk hand in hand on the site of Miss Havisham's old estate. He keeps silent and is severely beaten.
You'd think he'd be thrilled fire, swinging heavy things around , but he hates it: all he wants is to become a gentleman and marry Estella. One of Charles Dickens ' most popular novels has been adapted to screen multiple times and in many different ways, each adaptation taking a different perspective from the novel and perceiving every character, theme and image in different ways based on the creators interpretation. It displays that ambition and self-improvement is something many aspire for but more often than not ambition can create problems for one and cause one to commit things that one never thought they would. The novel, Great Expectations, looks back upon a period of pre-Victorian development. He worries that Joe and Biddy will always think he hated them. It also introduces one of the more colorful characters in literature:. And now Orlick finally has his chance to take his revenge on Pip.


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WASHINGTON—Taking aim at deceptive lending, the Senate on Wednesday voted to ban mortgage brokers and loan officers from getting greater pay for offering higher interest rates on loans, and to require that borrowers prove they can repay their loans.
The Senate, however, rejected a measure that would have required homebuyers to make a minimum downpayment of 5 percent on their loans. The votes were part of the Senate's deliberations on a broad overhaul of financial regulations designed to avoid a repeat of the crisis that struck Wall Street in 2008.
Separately, the Senate overwhelmingly voted to let the Federal Reserve retain its supervision of smaller banks. The underlying regulation bill would have given the central bank oversight only over the largest financial institutions.
Regional Fed presidents have lobbied senators to allow them to continue watching over smaller bank holding companies and state-chartered community banks. Limiting the Fed's supervision only to bank holding companies with assets of more than $50 billion—as proposed by Senate Banking Chairman Christopher Dodd, D-Conn.—would have left most of the Fed's 12 regional banks without any institutions under their oversight.
"Credit was extended to people who couldn't pay their mortgages back, and those were passed throughout the world," said Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn. "So we had a systemic crisis, not only in this country, but around the world."
Senators voted 63-36 to amend an underlying financial regulation bill to place restrictions on how mortgage brokers and bank loan officers get compensated. Supporters argued that consumers were steered into higher rate mortgages that they were unable to pay, resulting in foreclosures and toxic mortgage-backed securities that poisoned the markets.
Borrowers would have to provide evidence of their income, either though tax returns, payroll receipts or bank documents. That provision seeks to eliminate so-called stated-income loans where borrowers offered no proof of their ability to pay.
But the Senate voted 57-42 against a Republican amendment offered by Corker that set tougher underwriting standards, including the downpayment requirement. That measure also would have eliminated a condition that mortgage lenders retain 5 percent of any mortgages they resell in the securities market.
Democrats opposed the Corker plan, citing both their desire to have banks keep some of the risk of the mortgages they write and their concern that the downpayment mandate would hurt lower income families.
"The downpayment is only a portion of the skin in the game that such families have because there are tremendous closing costs associated with these loans that the families must bear as well," said Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., the sponsor of the competing Democratic proposal.
Mortgage brokers opposed Merkley's measure, arguing it would create a two-tiered system separating mortgage brokers from bank lenders. They noted that the amendment would permit banks to receive greater payments from investors, such as large Wall Street firms, for bundled mortgages with higher interest rates.
"It's a legal incentivizing payment for those very loans that put the industry in this mess," said Roy DeLoach, executive vice president of the National Association of Mortgage Brokers. "
Corker rewrote his underwriting proposal to include the provision that forced banks to retain some risk in mortgages they sell and was hoping for a new vote. Meanwhile, Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., and Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., were seeking a vote on an amendment that would exempt banks from retaining risk in loans that regulators determine are safely securitized.


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Coloured Past
Cover Story: Pakistan's Secret Santa
Did Saudi Arabia really feel obliged to bribe Pakistan with US$ 1.5 billion in order…
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Despite the ability of this nation to produce competent professionals in fields as varied as…
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"King Saud had brought with him a box full of gold, which proved almost-impossible to…
Book Review: Getting Away With Murder
This is a book about a grim and tragic subject, but it is not a…
Theatre Review: Lo Phir Basant Ayee
The Lahore-based troupe, Ajoka Theatre, sheds light on various social issues through its performances. Their…
Sexual Ambiguity
Dressed in a white kurta, with a lazy gait and a toothy smile, Liaqat was…
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Long before The Wolf of Wall Street, there was the Bronx Bull. Martin Scorsese's gritty,…
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By Zohra Nasir | Art | Arts & Culture | Published 6 years ago
ArtChowk Gallery was one of the first to herald the arrival of spring with Jamil Afridi's exhibition, The Garden of Her Memories, which evoked a feeling of loss for the long summer days gone by.
The collection's eponymous work, 'The Garden of Her Memories,' vividly portrays this sense of nostalgia. It depicts a woman lying on her side and thinking of her past: of family, starry nights and playing with children in colourful gardens. Her memories are largely vague, as the people are stick figures and the places are blurs. However, more important than the specifics of the events are the feelings evoked by them — feelings of calmness, safety, warmth and happiness associated with family. But these uplifting things are now lost, gone forever. The woman is alone, a mere outline devoid of colour. That she is looking back makes her essentially an observer rather than a participant in her own life. This feeling comes through in a number of other paintings. Most notable is 'The Maasi,' a woman hanging up laundry on the roof of an affluent, suburban house. She is the subtly jarring note in an otherwise peaceful atmosphere of row upon row of buildings and extensive lawns.
In fact, all the displayed works have a sense of something gone awry. One of the more thought-provoking pieces is 'Upside Down Power,' which shows a man doing a handstand on a countryside road. The act, in itself, appears incongruous, given the locale, but the interesting part is that the man's feet literally touch the sky, casting a shadow on it. The interpretation depends on the viewer's sense of optimism: Does this mean that the sky is the limit for one's achievement, or is it that the entire world isn't big enough to fulfil somebody's ambition, or that we are always somehow constrained by our surroundings, even though those constraints may not always be obvious?
Afridi's subjects come alive immediately and effectively convey longing, pain, anger and greed through the postures and hues that he bestows upon them. Their expressions are mostly just half-visible, with one or both of the features of expression — the eyes or the mouth — slightly blurred out. The eyes are usually more prominent than the mouth, suggesting that the most real communication is visual, not verbal. The figures are sometimes naked, sometimes clothed in solid colors and straight lines, drawing attention away from their bodies and onto the mood of the moment.
It seems that the older people get, the more worn-out they look. There is a contrast between an image of carefree boys fishing and swimming near a dirty pond, and the desolate woman staring out at the moon in 'The Terrace,' or the men on the brink of a fight, gripping sticks and staring each other down in 'Clash of Ego.' Everything decays — the land, the people, or the monuments they raise to their own grandeur, as shown in 'In the Desert, Mansions' which depicts a large house built in a Grecian style in the middle of nowhere, with nothing around it but sand and insects.
This contrast is most clear in 'Horizons,' where a weary mother and child hug and stare into the distance. At first glance, it is merely a depiction of a tender moment, but the real story lies in the background. Both characters stare out at bare empty land and a clear blue sky, but there is a stark difference in their perceptions. For the adult, viewing things from a higher plan, there is much more empty land and less of a bright blue sky, while for the child, who views things from lower down, there is more sky than barren land visible, and hence a greater sense of possibility.
'Wow!!!' gives off a similar vibe of youthful hope and energy. Here, a young man hatches from an egg and into a rainbow of swirling colors, his eyes agape in wonder. His body, however, seems rubbery and infirm, unable to stand on its own. The painting emphasises both the magic and the naiveté of youth.
The artist, in his statements, emphasises the unassuming nature of the work. Rather than dissecting and intellectualising life, Afridi gets to the core of it and communicates feelings that would resonate personally with most viewers, making for a contemplative and enjoyable experience.
This review was originally published in Newsline's April 2014 issue.


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Erdogan: Turkey in Cyprus 'forever' (Update with Akinci comments)
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TURKISH President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday the Greek side was once again avoiding a solution to the Cyprus problem, warning that a solution without Turkey should not be expected.
"We have told Cyprus and Greece clearly that they should not expect a solution without Turkey as guarantor. We are going to be there forever," Erdogan told reporters in Istanbul after Friday prayers.
Speaking a day after U.N.-hosted talks broke up in Geneva, Erdogan said it was out of the question for Turkish troops to pull out of Cyprus unless both sides pulled out.
Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci, striking a decidedly more genial tone prior to leaving Geneva, said future negotiations should "find the ways and means so that both communities of this beautiful island will feel safe and secure."
"We need time. We can't have everything on day one," he told a news conference.
In reference to the maps both sides presented in Geneva, Erdogan said it was out of the question for Karpas to be handed over to the Greek Cypriots. Under the proposals, Turkish Cypriots would retain between 28.2 and 29.2 percent of total Cypriot territory, down from about 37 percent now.
The Turkish president also commented on the return of the ghost town of Varosha.
"If you want Varosha to be opened up for use, Kokkina (Erenkoy) and Morphou (Guzelyurt) should be joined and be given to the Turkish Cypriot administration. Open Varosha and closed Varosha would then be given to the Greek Cypriot administration," he said.
He said the coastline dispute was over, while the Annan Plan no longer had any validity.
On rotating presidency, Erdogan said there would not be a one term Turkish Cypriot presidency for a four term Greek Cypriot one. It was only fair for there to be a 1 to 2 ratio, he added.
Efforts have been given some momentum by instability in the neighbouring Middle Eastern region and by discovery of large natural gas deposits off the eastern coast.
"Can you consider a situation where the natural gas deposits, instead of triggering enmity, triggering trouble, it becomes an area of cooperation?" Akinci asked.
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We took this in Kusadasi, Turkey. We have used a photo of the same horizon when we first participated in the challenge. Then an hour later from that photo, this happened.
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Stunning photo! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for saying so 🙂 Happy rest of the week!
Kusadasi certainly hosts some spectacular sunsets 🙂 Hope you enjoy the trip down memory lane when you look at those photos of yours!
Beautiful. I noticed you mentioned the cricket…what a satisfying ending and quite exciting too! There's nothing I like better than beating another team at cricket!
It was a great ending. And my weekend was a great beginning – to the holidays. Yippee!
Thanks Yvette 🙂 Hope you are well and happy holidays if we don't speak to you before the end of the year!
Hope you are enjoying the weekend. Watching the cricket by any chance?
What is it about sunsets that make them so romantically mesmerising??
It certainly was…:) Hope you have a fab weekend!
Beautiful twinkle 😉 Great shot!
Thank you 🙂 We love these challenges because then it does allow us to revisit photos and moments that sometimes have slipped our minds!


The libretto of Manon is probably one of the best constructed in the opera repertoire. Massenet was a man of theatre and he made sure that Meilhac & Gille wrote a book that was faithful to the spirit of l'Abbé Prévost's novel and would allow him to bring forward musically the ideas of Le style Français.
The fact that Manon has not been presented in Scotland in over 80 years made it part of our choice to keep the production in its 18th century context.
Where we decided to be less literal and realistic is in the way we chose to accentuate in the set design the psychological aspect of the main character.
Like many girls of her age, she dreams of a better life both materialistically and emotionally. Never satisfied she continuously aspires to more. She is not a conniving lady, although totally sincere and candid, her instincts lead her to flickering desires.
We used the metaphor of mirrors to accentuate the reflection of a society, not unlike ours, where pretending is more important than being.
The bright future of this young girl is shattered by the paths she chooses to take. As her short life is going through this incredible journey the mirror cracks upon her and the society she tried to emulate.
With the social and economic events that our western world going thru since the beginning of the new millennium, the story of Manon Lescaut is more than ever relevant.


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No Deal in Sight, but Faint Signs of Progress in Coronavirus Relief Talks
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Negotiations on the next round of coronavirus relief continued Tuesday afternoon, and Democratic leaders emerged sounding more positive on the state of the talks.
"They made some concessions, which we appreciated. We made some concessions, which they appreciated," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) told reporters after meeting with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows. He did not detail those concessions.
Looking for a deal this week: Mnuchin and Meadows reportedly characterized Tuesday's talks as the most productive yet. Mnuchin reportedly offered Democrats a few new proposals. He told reporters after that negotiators agreed they'd like to strike a deal by the end of this week so that both the House and Senate could vote on a package next week.
But, but, but: That doesn't mean the two sides are anywhere close to a deal. The Washington Post's Erica Werner described the state of the talks this way: "Pelosi's comment after the latest Meadows/Mnuchin mtg — 'We agree that we want to have an agreement' — actually constitutes a sign of progress." So yeah, there's a long way to go.
White House still eyeing executive orders: With talks progressing slowly if at all, frustrated White House officials reportedly were still considering three executive orders aimed at providing some relief and prodding negotiations along.
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Meadows reportedly implied that the executive orders wouldn't be needed if bipartisan talks progressed. And CNN's Phil Mattingly suggests that the possibility of issuing executive orders won't win the White House much leverage in talks since it's "not a threat anyone on the Hill takes seriously."
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For starters you will first need to take out a medium size mixing bowl.
Next add in your Dole canned pineapple juice, Melinda's Garlic Habanero Pepper Sauce, Huy Fong Garlic Chili Sauce, garlic powder, onion powder, Heinz Worcestershire Sauce, diced Vidalia onion, diced canned Dole pineapple, fresh ground peppercorn, and toasted sesame oil.
Using a metal whisk vigorously stir the ingredients together until you have an even and consistent distribution of ingredients.
Once your marinade is finished, toss a lid on your mixing bowl, and slide it into the refrigerator to chill for one full hour.
This hour long chilling process will help unlock all of those mouthwatering flavors, as well as blend the marinade together much more than stirring could do.
Once your hour has expired, take out the marinade and give it a quick few stirs, just to make sure your blend is still even.
Moving along you will now want to take out a large sealable freezer bag, and then place your meat of choice firmly within it.
Next pour in all of your marinade and then tightly seal it shut.
Place the bag in the refrigerator to marinate, making sure to flip the bag every couple of hours.
For poultry and seafood marinate for four to six hours, and for tough beef steaks marinate overnight for eight to twelve hours.
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Clarion Reviews
Saving Nova
iUniverse (May 31, 2018)
Softcover $13.99 (208pp)
Clarion Rating: 4 out of 5
Saving Nova is a character-driven science-fiction adventure.
Luis Martinez's engaging postapocalyptic novel Saving Nova kickstarts a new series with fascinating characters.
Over a century after a nuclear war all but wiped out humanity, small pockets of civilization eke out a living in the American Southwest. One town, Nova, helplessly monitors a dwindling supply of cattleworm. But scouts discover that this livestock species isn't dying out, it's migrating deeper into the outer deserts.
Four randomly selected teenagers journey outward on compass directions hoping to find salvation. Eighteen-year-old Sean Anders barely survives his journey, stumbling into the prospering High Heaven. He faces threats inside and out as he fights to survive—and for the survival of everyone back home in Nova.
Ample information is provided about the book's characters; they come in strong. The leader of High Heaven stands out with surprising depth and complexity. He was alive before the nuclear war and managed to swap out failing body parts with artificial ones to extend his lifespan to unnatural lengths. He has an equally artificially enhanced canine companion. His drive to protect his town, coupled with his tragic life story, results in a sympathetic and flawed leader.
Sean functions well as the protagonist, experiencing real growth and avoiding genre clichés such as being a chosen one or having special abilities. He begins the story close to death before the narrative jumps back to the time before the mayor sent the scouts out. Sean's relationships with his family and friends in Nova are capably fleshed out. His growth over time is grounded in excellent narrative cues, covering his education in Nova, his time spent in High Heaven, and his one-on-one training under the cyborg leader.
The story alternates between tense action sequences and quiet forays into select character backstories to great effect. Often the story pauses after a particularly dramatic moment to build up character dynamics and motivations. The alternating rise and fall keeps the story from becoming stale or too action oriented.
The dialogue functions with subtle humor and heart, with characters revealing themselves through their word choices and tone, though conversations are condensed and limited to a few speakers. Background action and scene changes complement the dialogue appropriately.
Bare-bones formatting works well with the narrative, making room for action sequences to unfold organically. Unusual concepts and terms are explained when needed; contextual clues keep details clear, such as around the different species and technologies in the wasteland.
Sean's journey is just beginning here. The book sets the stage for an epic adventure. The climax of the story finds him with new information, several burning questions, and a villain lurking out in the deserts. By the story's end, Sean's motivations are well established and lead into the next book with a tempting cliffhanger.
Reviewed by John M. Murray
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I recall an episode with one of our daughters a number of years ago. The details of the episode are irrelevant. Our daughter had placed a considerable amount of relational distance between herself and me. She made some choices that she assumed would not make me very happy, and she basically hid from me for a period of time.
When things were eventually revealed I was, admittedly, upset. My anger, however, was not so much with the choices she feared would upset me as it was with the fact that she felt she must hide and distance herself from me.
These are the questions that plagued me. The injury I felt ultimately had less to do with the choices she had made, for they affected me very little. The injury I felt had more to do with the relational choices between her and me. They affected me deeply. I love her so much.
Eventually, we talked. We reasoned. There were injuries and misunderstandings that lay underneath the surface. I am not a perfect parent. She is not a perfect child. We slogged through the hard stuff. We forgave. We reconciled. We restored. We learned valuable lessons about ourselves and each other in the process. We let go of what was behind and pressed forward. Old things pass away.
In today's chapter, Jeremiah's prophetic poem is about a heavenly father's frustration with wayward Israel and wayward Judah. Anger and frustration are present, but ultimately there is simply a call to return, to come home, to be reconciled, and for relationship to be restored.
"Return" is a recurring theme throughout the Great Story. Jesus took it to a new level in the beautiful parable of the Prodigal son. Jesus would experience the theme interpersonally in Peter's denial and ultimate restoration on the shores of Galilee. It is a human story and a Spirit story. We all experience it in various forms both relationally and spiritually in our own respective journeys.
This morning in the quiet I am thinking about the theme of "return" in my own multi-layered experiences across 50-plus years. I'm thinking about my own wayward actions as a son of my parents. I'm thinking about my experiences as a father. I'm thinking about my own prodigal stretches in life when I walked in the shoes of my own daughter; When I made the same mistaken projections and misguided choices.
Return. The Father is waiting.
Isaiah is taking a prophetic tour of the region of his day. In previous days we've been to Moab and Aram. The tour of doom continues today to the kingdoms of Syria, and even to Israel's northern kingdom.
The Kingdom of Israel split during the time of David's grandson (Solomon's son). The southern Kingdom of Judah (David's tribe) along with the tribe of Benjamin, continued to make Jerusalem its capital city, and continued to put descendants of the line of David on the royal throne. Isaiah was a prophet of Judah. With Solomon's temple a prominent fixture in Judah, the worship of God was more likely to be central to the lives of citizens there.
The northern kingdom was made up of the other ten of Israel's tribes. There were different capital cities, but in the days of Isaiah it was in Samaria. The monarchy in Israel was a political free-for-all, and religion was seemingly a free-for-all as well. While Judah was more apt to be faithful to God and the worship of God at Solomon's temple, the tribes of the northern kingdom were more given to worship of Canaanite deities.
In today's chapter, Isaiah's apocalyptic, regional prophecies include their northern kin, though the coming doom does not mean total destruction for Israel. Isaiah speaks of a gleaning (harvest) in which some fruit remains. Isaiah's message predicted the regional invasion of the Assyrians, in which the Assyrians would take many captive and leave a few behind. This was a common practice of siege warfare in that day.
From a spiritual perspective, the tribes of Israel and Judah are bit like Jesus' parable of the prodigal son. While Jesus' parable was not intended as a political allegory, the the metaphor of the parable resonates. Judah the more dutiful older son and Israel the rebellious younger son. God has a pattern of allowing His children freedom of will to accept or reject His ways, and equally allowing his children to experience the painful fruits of their own actions and decisions.
This morning I am thinking about how easy it is as parents to want to protect our children from themselves. When we control all behavior, control all exposure to the world, and protect children from all harm they are more likely to be safe. They are also less likely to be wise. It is only in the distant country, and in the painful consequences of his own actions, that the prodigal realizes his folly and makes a choice to return home.
Isaiah's prophecy of Israel pre-figures the lesson of the parable. Israel will suffer the devastation of an Assyrian siege, its best and brightest will be taken into captivity, but the painful lesson will turn the hearts of the prodigal back to their spiritual Father.
Chip off the ol' block.
A few years ago I ran into some old friends of the family whom I had not seen since I was a teenager. When the gentleman looked at me he exclaimed, "My goodness, there's no mistaking who you are. You look just like your old man!" As I get older, the more comments I get about looking like my father.
"Chip off the ol' block," they say of children who become like their parents. My brother and I have even joked about it. "I may have the Vander Well nose," he said to me this past year, "but at least I didn't get the receding hairline and the bad hearing." I think he feels he got the better end of the deal.
As a young man David was the anointed king, but refused to take the life of Saul or take the throne by force. He waited and suffered for years to let God's plan unfold. Absalom schemed and plotted to take the throne and kingdom away from his father in a coup d'etat.
David was a warrior with blood on his hands, but he also stayed opportunities to kill his enemies, and he even ordered his generals to afford Absalom the respect and gentleness his son, a prince. Absalom, on the other hand, was more indiscriminate. He killed his own brother out of revenge and arguably would not have afforded his old man the same courtesy his father sought to afford him.
David made his share of mistakes, but he also acknowledged his failures when confronted with them. While not perfect, David's self-awareness led to humility and he was constantly aware that even the king was subject to a higher authority. Throughout the story, Absalom's actions appear to have been motivated out of anger, pride, and hatred. His actions were a pursuit of vengeance and ultimately, the pursuit of personal gain.
I was struck this morning as I pictured David mourning for the son who had caused him and his kingdom so much injury. I imagined what Absalom would have done had he been successful at stealing the throne and confronting his father. I can't picture Absalom being as gracious and forgiving.
As a parent I am fully aware of the ways our daughters have inherited my DNA, and how they've been affected by my words and actions both positively and negatively. I believe David was aware of this, as well. David understood that the seed of Absalom's rebellion took root in the wake of David's own moral and relational failures. It did not absolve Absalom of his poor choices, but it afforded David the ability, much like the father in Jesus' parable of the prodigal son, to be gracious in his attitude toward his son.
This morning I am thinking about motivations, character, family, and choices. We don't get to choose our family. We must all play the hand that we're dealt. As I've progressed in my own life journey I've discovered that there is a fine line between acknowledging and understanding the ways our parents and family system affected us and using that knowledge as an excuse for our own poor choices. I think David and Absalom, father and son, lived on opposite sides of that line.


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Q: Docx4j on Jboss 6.3 I get this error:
Caused by: java.lang.LinkageError: Failed to link org/docx4j/jaxb/NamespacePrefixMapperSunInternal (Module "deployment.NetiEar.ear.NetiWeb.war:main" from Service Module Loader)
    at org.jboss.modules.ModuleClassLoader.defineClass(ModuleClassLoader.java:487) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ModuleClassLoader.loadClassLocal(ModuleClassLoader.java:277) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ModuleClassLoader$1.loadClassLocal(ModuleClassLoader.java:92) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.Module.loadModuleClass(Module.java:568) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ModuleClassLoader.findClass(ModuleClassLoader.java:205) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ConcurrentClassLoader.performLoadClassUnchecked(ConcurrentClassLoader.java:459) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ConcurrentClassLoader.performLoadClassChecked(ConcurrentClassLoader.java:408) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ConcurrentClassLoader.performLoadClass(ConcurrentClassLoader.java:389) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ConcurrentClassLoader.loadClass(ConcurrentClassLoader.java:134) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.docx4j.jaxb.NamespacePrefixMapperUtils.getPrefixMapper(NamespacePrefixMapperUtils.java:58) [docx4j-3.2.1.jar:]
    at org.docx4j.jaxb.Context.(Context.java:103) [docx4j-3.2.1.jar:]
    at org.docx4j.openpackaging.contenttype.ContentTypeManager.parseContentTypesFile(ContentTypeManager.java:679) [docx4j-3.2.1.jar:]
    at org.docx4j.openpackaging.io3.Load3.get(Load3.java:132) [docx4j-3.2.1.jar:]
    at org.docx4j.openpackaging.packages.OpcPackage.load(OpcPackage.java:454) [docx4j-3.2.1.jar:]
    at org.docx4j.openpackaging.packages.OpcPackage.load(OpcPackage.java:371) [docx4j-3.2.1.jar:]
    at org.docx4j.openpackaging.packages.OpcPackage.load(OpcPackage.java:262) [docx4j-3.2.1.jar:]
    at org.docx4j.openpackaging.packages.OpcPackage.load(OpcPackage.java:242) [docx4j-3.2.1.jar:]
    at org.docx4j.openpackaging.packages.WordprocessingMLPackage.load(WordprocessingMLPackage.java:158) [docx4j-3.2.1.jar:]
    at it.led.neti.componenti.stampa.servlet.GestioneStampaServlet.submit(GestioneStampaServlet.java:466) [classes:]
    ... 28 more
Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/sun/xml/internal/bind/marshaller/NamespacePrefixMapper
    at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass1(Native Method) [rt.jar:1.7.0_51]
    at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:800) [rt.jar:1.7.0_51]
    at org.jboss.modules.ModuleClassLoader.doDefineOrLoadClass(ModuleClassLoader.java:361) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ModuleClassLoader.defineClass(ModuleClassLoader.java:482) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    ... 46 more
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.sun.xml.internal.bind.marshaller.NamespacePrefixMapper from [Module "deployment.NetiEar.ear.NetiWeb.war:main" from Service Module Loader]
    at org.jboss.modules.ModuleClassLoader.findClass(ModuleClassLoader.java:213) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ConcurrentClassLoader.performLoadClassUnchecked(ConcurrentClassLoader.java:459) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ConcurrentClassLoader.performLoadClassChecked(ConcurrentClassLoader.java:408) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ConcurrentClassLoader.performLoadClass(ConcurrentClassLoader.java:389) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    at org.jboss.modules.ConcurrentClassLoader.loadClass(ConcurrentClassLoader.java:134) [jboss-modules.jar:1.3.3.Final-redhat-1]
    ... 50 more
The class is where it should be.
I've included the jar file in the build path.
What's wrong? Please give me some help.

A: See https://stackoverflow.com/a/24301422/1031689 or perhaps https://stackoverflow.com/a/25471962/1031689
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