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What is PMP Certification ?
If you have been working in the management department of an established business or aim to do so in near future, you might have heard about PMP certification. It is said to be one of the most important steps in the career of a business manager. However, what is PMP certification? The term stands for project management professional certification. This is, in fact, a computer-based test designed for managers. In general, if a manager passes this test, it acknowledges his/her management skills and becomes a major milestone on his/her CV. Obviously, if you have passed and acclaimed test, it means that you have project management skills and, therefore, businesses will be very eager to hire you.
Now that you know what is PMP certification, you must know if you qualify for it. Taking the exam requires you to have a certain amount of experience in a managerial role. Only after you have this experience will you be eligible to take the PMP certification test. However, you must remember that you can start your training before completing the required amount of experience. This will prepare you along the way and will improve your chances at acing the test. You must remember that PMP certification training is extremely important and you can greatly help you with the computer-based test. What is PMP certification training and how can it help you?
This training is offered by several efficient centers that will not only familiarize you with what is PMP certification but will also teach you techniques that will help you in acing the exam. For one, project management professional training courses will teach you about the different stages of handling a project. At first, you will be taught about planning a certain project and initiating it. The purpose of this stage is to make sure that you realize the importance of planning in project management and know how to make effective judgments. It will then teach you techniques about executing and controlling the project. You will learn about effective monitoring as well as the common problems that tend to be a part of common business management projects. You will also learn about the responsibilities you have even after a project is closed.
Another very important part of the training as well as the exam is time management. It is one of the most crucial traits that a business manager must have. This is because there are several projects that have tight deadlines and a manager needs to have the intellect and the capability to deal with these issues. The exam, therefore, tests time management skills by presenting managers with situations and asking them how they will deal with it. This measure the intellect of the test-taker and judges whether he/she is capable of producing brilliant ideas and solutions under stress and time constraints.
Now that you know what is PMP certification, you must also understand the important of PMP certification training. This can help you in familiarizing yourself with the areas the test deals with and can prepare you for these.
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trip that Max Medley and I made down from Georgia.
to San Diego but we did!
the Florida RBA since May 15th).
4. Research, Research, and, well, more Research.
5. Trip Planning, Trip Planning, and, well, more Trip Planning.
trip and trying to take advantage of any good opportunities which arise.
which displays the exact location and not the red lettered marker.
BUDGERIGARS the first thing in the morning.
5/25 Friday - HERNANDO BEACH, HERNANDO AND PASCO COUNTIES, ST.
were successful in finding a flock of 10+ all green birds on Gulf Winds Circle.
TAILED HAWK to no avail.
lot more of them there in previous years.
TAILED HAWK, again to no avail.
the road when we arrived! Thanks John!
congregated in these and larger numbers as well.
we had just left! We stayed in Orlando that night.
Seashore. GPS: N 28 38.680 W 80 40.971.
Florida east coast tropicbirds as we went... in spite of the new plans.
birds in beautiful but windy conditions there at GPS: N 28 13.715 W 80 45.627.
far how far or how many times out you scanned.
N 27 56.235 W 81 13.559.
trees around for the woodpeckers but did not see any.
ground. We stopped for the night in Fort Pierce.
go out and see the WHITE-TAILED KITE nest recently found out on the prairie!
failure on Birdbrains reported by Biologist Paul Miller.
and to Ranger Jen Benson for taking us out, a really great time was had by all.
was eventually attacked by a mockingbird!
at Ocean Bank in Miami afterwards at GPS: N 25 46.755 W 80 15.851.
We stayed in Homestead that night.
day trip to the Dry Tortugas.
and thousands and thousands of terns and noddies roosting and in flight.
any other West Indian vagrants during our stay at the site.
those poor souls who had to build Fort Jefferson brick by brick.
best not to let me know).
we had good looks at the bird just north of the parking lot.
Golden (Yellow) Warbler or maybe two at GPS: N 25 17.364 W 80 22.415!
MANGROVE CUCKOO and BLACK-WHISKERED VIREO.
WHITE-EYED VIREOS though on the Dynamite that morning.
the Buzzard's Roost Restaurant to rest, refuel, and recuperate.
record being, I think, a 5-story mosquito bite.
Well, what to please do for an encore?
heading north for Ormond Beach after dark. So off we went.
property at SW 102nd Ave and SW 72nd St.! GPS: N 25 42.129 W 80 21.437.
grim, try for SHORT-TAILED HAWK.
SWALLOW-TAILED KITES feeding and working.
at the benches just north of Hand Avenue at GPS: N 29 16.008 W 81 04.119.
the handheld phonescope to bear on the bird while it was reasonably close in.
lake area north of Fleming Avenue at about GPS: N 29 15.903 W 81 03.937.
distant phonescoped video of the hawk.
take a quick tour of the St. Augustine area where I used to live as a boy.
with great information regarding finding our target birds!
lot of folks' screen settings or monitors, but it can't be changed.
menus up there as well.
maybe more revealing frame-by-frame detail shots!
under the View Menu in QuickTime may help.


Wow, it's March already! Next month is National Lettering Writing month and I am taking on a challenge to send a piece of mail out for every day of the month.
I'm participating in Egg Press and Hello Lucky's letter writing campaign – Write_On. I donated to their Indiegogo campaign – check it out here!
I have ordered some of these lovely stamps from USPS – Coastal Birds Postcard stamps and these Gifts of Friendship stamps with the lovely cherry blossom trees in DC illustrated.
Been loving the gold trend lately as well – got myself a Midori brass ruler, this Nate Berkus gold Swingline stapler and this gorgeous gold paper scissors that I have had my eye on from Angela Liguori.
I might have to get this trash bin for the office space since it's brass-y.
Food favorites lately, anything Asian and spicy. Missing Singapore food again. Story of my life.
Drink favorite – Homemade Honey Milk Boba tea. Made with fresh boba.
I listened to this podcast episode that was featured on Love+Radio. It moved me. It's a story about a mum who is learning to grow with her transgendered 7 year old daughter. My heart felt for this mum and I think that she is so very brave and amazing.
Lately I've been thinking about friendship again. I reconnected with an old friend but her life seems to always need attention that I feel that we never talk about me and how I do at all. Sigh. She is an old friend but this is an old habit. How do you find a balance with your friendships? I would like to be there for her but it just seems a bit one-sided. Do I tell her?
Spring is almost here, I'm counting down. 26 days to a sunny vacation. It's been too long!
It's suddenly fall here in the PNW. I imagined that the transition would be slower but it just became. I'm not complaining. I can smell the warm spices, feel the cool air in the evenings and see the beautiful changing colors. I said it before but I'll say it again, this is my favorite time of the year!
Dreamy. Stationery in a romantic fashion. It's time to watch this movie again. Do you have a favorite movie for this time of the year?
This morning, I had one of those green chile chicken tamales and I wanted to whisk my family off to New Mexico for some green chile goodness. I want this.
I feel like I'm floating on a cloud this morning. A happy one even though works has been increasingly busy and stress-filled. I think it's partly to do with my meditative practice, I really cannot expound the benefits of it more. 10-15 minutes of my day for clarity.
This animation from Headspace about the blue sky has been one that has helped me through some foggy days lately.
As for other fall loves, I'm not a fan of Pumpkin Spiced Lattes but am glad they arrive to announce the season. I also think that one can over-"pumpkin spice". I look forward to jumping in leave piles with Sagan, holding Mike's hand to feel warmer in the cold and snuggling up with a throw on our sofa to binge watch Downton Abbey (I have not been up to speed with the episodes) or the Star Wars trilogy (the ones that only really count).
I have been loving green smoothies lately. My favorite recipes include spinach, ginger, pear and coconut water. When I want something creamier, I add a couple of spoons of dried milk powder (full fat, of course!). It gives me protein without the fake sweetness of protein powders. This is the one that I use.
I recently found out that I am sensitive to gluten. Not so sensitive that I would be sick eating it but enough so that my gut would be bloated and inflamed. I love gluten, but am thankful to live in an age where gluten-free is widely available.
I did mention loving The Mind of a Chef (PBS) on Netflix. The episodes in Season 3 with Magnus Nilsson most intrigued me. I have to try a Mahogany Clam in this lifetime.
The mornings are a little darker now and the evenings a little cooler. I'm thinking about spiced cake, warming soups and snuggly evenings.
It's been 3 weeks since I've gone primal. This is a permanent lifestyle change for me. This is not temporary.
Lard, bacon grease, coconut oil and ghee are all delicious and good fats. Frying and cooking with these fats satiate you in ways you have never imagined.
Grass-fed meat really does taste different, and you don't need much of it to feel full either.
Eat mindfully. Think about how you feel after you have consumed certain foods, you can hear your body tell you what it prefers.
When you have more energy, you automatically incorporate more movement into your day. I get more done, I have more play time with S.
Dried fruit can be too much sugar so change up your trail mix to incorporate more nuts and coconut chips.
Coconuts are very good for you.
Carbohydrates make us fat. Fat does not.
Long hours on a treadmill at a gym does not help your body function better. Intense functional workouts that push you to the extreme are the most effective. I'm not a Crossfitter (yet) but I've seen how it has helped M.
I am not one to tell you what to think or eat. However, if you find yourself unsuccessful with keeping your weight down with constant working out and reducing fat, I ask you to question why. It's not your fault or bad genes that you can't seem to fight this battle. Challenge conventional wisdom. Don't believe everything without looking at the data. You owe it to yourself.
I can tell that it is the early evening because of how much sunshine is coming through the front windows. Sagan is sleeping quietly in the swing that we call magic (he almost always falls asleep every time we put him in it). I actually have a couple of minutes when I am not holding the baby or the breast pump. My neck and shoulders are less achy, I think I am getting used to holding the baby and looking down at him as he nurses. My incision from the c-section has healed well and I am off the pain meds. Our little family unit is gradually coming together, mostly it is a question of feed, change, burp or entertain. It is easier in the day time to navigate these cues from the little guy, at night, it is mostly a fumble. Still I think we are doing okay.
My mum has been a blessing to have around, she cooks all our meals, keeps the house clean and is always more than happy to hold and entertain the baby. I am one lucky girl. I have such wonderful support.
I also wanted to thank all of you for your overwhelming well wishes and gifts, your offers of help and support as we learn how to take care of our new little one. It has been such a new and slightly harrowing experience for us but whenever we look into those tiny soulful eyes or hear his little coo, we swoon. It becomes all worth it. I am aware of how time flies and am learning to cherish each moment, groggily.
What is sleep when you can hold this little face close to your chest?
I'm still here. It's been an introspective time for me lately. I don't mean to worry you, my dear friends. Sometimes life just takes you on a different path and you must find it in yourself to learn the way. I know that my heart is trying to get me to listen. Believe me, it is only this knowledge that helps me get through some of the days.
I wanted to wish my mum a very Happy Mother's Day! Mum, your love and concern will never go unnoticed or unappreciated. I am very excited about this new phase in your life – so much closer to us!


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Northern Minnesota couple builds treehouse for grown-ups
"My husband said it was for our daughters, I think it was really for him," Shari Hendren said.
Dave and Shari Hendren talk with visitors outside their ReTreet House on June 27. Dave began building the two-room treehouse for adults after losing his job. When the Hendrens aren't renting it out on Airbnb, the family uses it to recharge.
Steve Kuchera / Duluth News Tribune
By Melinda Lavine
TWO HARBORS — When Dave Hendren lost his job, he needed something to occupy his time. So, he started building a treehouse, for grown-ups, on his family's 30 acres outside Two Harbors.
"My husband said it was for our daughters. I think it was really for him," Shari Hendren said.
She said this project was therapeutic for him.
The ReTreet House's outdoor stairway going around two cedar trees.
Today, The ReTreet House is an off-grid, two-story elevated dwelling, with a first-floor bedroom facing the woods and a second-level view of treetops and Lake Superior.
The family uses it to recharge when they're not renting it on Airbnb, which is pretty often. "Why this is so successful is it's a little bit more of an experience than a room," said Dave Hendren.
A sign on the side of the Hendren's ReTreet House.
When the News Tribune visited, green leaves bowed from their branches in a sea of green and clusters of white cedars, which they refer to as "cedar swamp."
The fire pit area is tucked away behind ferns and bushes.
Wide, exterior stairs wrap around a tree and take you to the first floor: a room big enough to hold a queen-sized bed, two night stands and a mounted TV.
Quartered red cedar, harvested from the property, lines the four corners, and the walls of solid ash create an immersive experience.
The ReTreet House's lower, but still elevated, room is furnished with a queen-size bed and overlooks the surrounding forest.
The Hendrens considered a stairway going through the dwelling, but to save on space, they chose the exterior swirling staircase wrapping around a cedar. This first floor helps stabilize the elevated dwelling and helps them conserve indoor space, Dave Hendren said.
On the top floor is a sleeper sofa, a table, a kitchenette area with a fridge, microwave, toaster oven, coffee pot and teapot. It was a challenge getting the right amount of items in without overcrowding the space, but it's safe to say they succeeded.
Bare walls hug the large windows overlooking the vast greenery ahead — more than a treehouse, but a house among the trees.
The ReTreet House's upper room comes with a sleeper sofa, kitchenette area and tree-top views of the surrounding cedar forest with a couple distant views of Lake Superior.
This was raw land when the Hendrens moved here. They hired an excavator to clear some of the trees to build their home in 2006 with the help of Shari Hendren's father, who runs a construction company.
The treehouse is located down a 90-foot drop on the lower part of their 30 acres. "I don't mind walking down, but walking up — the last 50-25 feet are the killer," said Shari Hendren.
There's no running water, which means no shower and no toilet — but there's a hot/cold water dispenser on the second floor, and the Hendrens stock a sponge area with a large bowl, basin, wash cloths and body wipes.
Dave and Shari Hendren talk with visitors in the ReTreet House's top room.
There's an insulated outhouse with electricity — and a heated toilet seat, which is a talker among guests. "We tried really hard to make it a place that isn't yucky," she said.
The ReTreet House lacks indoor plumbing, but has a heated outhouse nearby.
For free, visitors can use the showers and sauna at a facility located 3 miles away, but only about 15% of folks use it.
No running water weeds out a large number of renters, and the biggest shock is how booked they are during winter, said Dave Hendren.
They've hosted travelers from New York, South America, California and Georgia. "People that come to stay, they seem to have a sense of adventure," he added.
The ReTreet House's fire pit sits at the forest's edge.
He lost his job and started fleetingly on the treehouse in 2015. When Shari Hendren's father got involved, they finished and soon started renting it out in 2019.
The Hendren daughters, Sidni and Olivia, helped put in the floors and paint, and they hosted sleepovers when there was still spray foam on the walls.
The ReTreet House's outhouse is a cut above the average outhouse.
Shari Hendren enjoys thinking through the details and personal touches of the space. She's really good at it, along with communicating with guests, said her husband: "Her amygdala doesn't get hijacked as quickly as mine."
And, this venture has fed Dave Hendren's longtime entrepreneurial spirit with the added bonus of a place of seclusion, which came in handy during the last two years of COVID.
He often worked from the treehouse, which allowed the rest of the family free reign of their open-floor plan home. "Everybody had an out," Shari Hendren recalled.
The Hendrens have been encouraged to build two or three more rentals on their property. If they did, it wouldn't be another treehouse. It's difficult working up high, he said. And, right now, they're more than happy with the status quo.
It saved them more than anything, Dave Hendren said. "It's been a godsend. The kids love it, and it's great to come when it's not rented, veg out, watch a movie, fall asleep. You can't beat it."
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Melinda Lavine is an award-winning, multidisciplinary journalist with 16 years professional experience. She joined the Duluth News Tribune in 2014, and today, she writes about the heartbeat of our community: the people.
Melinda grew up in central North Dakota, a first-generation American and the daughter of a military dad.
She earned bachelors degrees in English and Communications from the University of North Dakota in 2006, and started her career at the Grand Forks (N.D.) Herald that summer. She helped launch the Herald's features section, as the editor, before moving north to do the same at the DNT.
Contact her: 218-723-5346, mlavine@duluthnews.com.

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A couple of Anderson County deputies started the challenge with "I Want It That Way" by the Backstreet Boys.
A couple of Anderson County Sheriff's Office deputies are throwing down a lip sync challenge for other agencies around the Upstate.
Sgt. Villegas and Cpl. Wilkinson are the stars of a video shared on the department's Facebook page. In the video, the two men in full police uniform passionately lip sync to "I Want It That Way" by the Backstreet Boys.
The deputies don't hold back in the performance, which includes hand motions and dramatic flair.
The Facebook post said the deputies "had a little time on their hands at lunch and decided to throw down the gauntlet."
The post challenges other shifts within the department as well as City of Anderson Police, Greenville County Sheriff's Office, Pickens County Sheriff's Office, Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office and Abbeville County Sheriff's Office.
See the video for yourself on the Anderson County Sheriff's Office Facebook page.
Each of the departments is tagged in the post which closes with the hashtag #LipSyncLEO.
As of 3 p.m. Tuesday, the Anderson Police Department responded with a Facebook video of its own featuring Officer Shane Bearden lip syncing to Britney Spears' "...Baby One More Time."
The post also challenges Williamston, IVA, Pendleton, Belton, West Pelzer, Honea Path and Tri-County Tech police departments.


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Q: jQuery function doesn't work on Safari I've one function for sort div by price ASC and DESC. But it doesn't work on Safari.
It's ok on Firefox/Chrome.
What's the reason?
The code (and a fiddle version):
  function sortByPrice(a,b){
      return $(a).find('.cicerone_price').text() > $(b).find('.cicerone_price').text();
  }

  function sortByPriceDesc(a,b){
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  }

  function reorderEl(el){
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A: The problem has been solved, for the solution, i add parseFloat for decimal
solution is here : fiddle correction
function sortByPrice(a,b){
    return parseFloat($(a).find('.productPriceForSorting').text()) > parseFloat($(b).find('.productPriceForSorting').text()) ? 1 : -1;
}

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La visita è un film del 1963 diretto da Antonio Pietrangeli, con protagonisti François Périer e Sandra Milo.

Trama
La trentaseienne Pina è impiegata presso il consorzio agrario di un paese del ferrarese in riva al Po. Un giorno conosce Adolfo, commesso quarantaquattrenne in una libreria di Roma. I due, conosciutisi tramite un annuncio pubblicato su una rivista, sono entrambi soli ed in cerca di una sistemazione affettiva. L'uomo va quindi a conoscere di persona la signorina nel paesino di lei, dove la donna vive da sola. Nel corso dell'incontro entrambi si svelano per quello che effettivamente sono: desiderosi tutti e due di vincere la loro solitudine.

Produzione
Le scene del paesino sono state girate a San Benedetto Po; altre riprese si sono svolte a Roma e Ferrara.

Critica
Il noto critico cinematografico francese Georges Sadoul lo ritenne tra i migliori film del regista, parlando di «una amarezza sincera e priva di compiacenza».

Note

Voci correlate
La visita (racconti)

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Film commedia
Film ambientati in Emilia-Romagna
Film diretti da Antonio Pietrangeli
Film ambientati a Ferrara

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Mozdeh can calculate the average number of retweets/likes/citations (depending on your data) for the texts that match any query. To do this, select Calculate geometric mean retweet counts and confidence intervals from the Analyse menu and then run the search as normal.
The average and confidence intervals will appear to the right of the search results, as below.
This means that the average number of retweets is 0.8565 with a 95% confidence interval of (0.7649, 0.9528).
This can be used to compare individual words, genders or sentiments for their retweet/rating/citation count power. For example, a set of UKIP tweets had an average retweet count of 0.8565 with a 95% confidence interval of (0.7649, 0.9528) for males and 1.8966 (1.5390, 2.3046) for females, giving statistical evidence (because the confidence intervals do not overlap) that there is a gender difference in retweeting.
How can words be found that have a high retweet value?
This can be achived in two stages. First, select retweet count above zero, say 10, and set this as the miminum retweets.
Next, click the Mine Associations for Search and Filters button. This will list words that occur more often in tweets that have been retweeted at least 10 times. These are the candidates for highly retweeted words. For example in the UKIP dataset, one of these terms is #paulforstoke. To find the average retweet count for these terms, reset the minimum number of retweets to 0, enter a term as a query and click the search button. For #paulforstoke this gives 34.3182 with a 95% confidence interval of (13.4156, 85.5295) for the 17 matches. Thus, on average, tweets containing #paulforstoke got 34 retweets.
The geometric mean is used instead of the arithmetic mean becuase the counts are likely to be highly skewed and the geometric mean is a better measure of average for this type of data.
How is the geometric mean calculated?
Here is an example. Confidence intervals are calculated using the t-distribution formula on the log transformed counts.


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Mostly cleared land, level with a wooded area. Much of the property is undeveloped.
All pull-thrus offering water, sewer and 30/50 amp electric service. The septic system can accommodate up to 40 sites.
40� x 30� steel building houses the registration office, store including gifts and groceries; the restrooms with showers; and a storage area and workshop.
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3 bedroom, 2 bath doublewide home features a large living room, kitchen and office space.


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Home » Mander Brothers
Mander Brothers
Varnishes, Paints and Inks
In about 1742 Thomas Mander came to Wolverhampton and started in business as a baker and maltster. He married Elizabeth Clemson, and when her father died he inherited the family's property at 48 John's Lane (later called St. Johns Street). Thomas and Elizabeth had two sons, Benjamin, who was born in 1752 and John, who was born in 1754.
After leaving School, Benjamin joined his father's business, as a baker and maltster. In 1792 he started a new family business on the same premises, with his eldest son Charles. The new business was called Benjamin Mander & Son, Japanners, and was a great success. They would have produced all kinds of japanned goods and tinware, decorating such things as trays, firescreens, wine coolers, clocks and ornamental boxes.
John's career started very differently. He was apprenticed to a chemical company, possibly the alkali works of William Small at Tipton. After his apprenticeship, he had acquired enough money to start his own business, and so set himself up as a manufacturing chemist and druggist, at premises in King Street. In 1790 John purchased four houses, two in Cock Street and two at the back of 48 St. John's Lane. He moved his business there to be close to Benjamin and Charles' activities.
John's business was also very successful and further properties were acquired for expansion. The business soon occupied the land in between St. Johns Street and Cock Street, and about one third of one side of St. Johns Street. Further properties were acquired in 1800 and 1803, and one of the houses was converted into an engine house, and a tall chimney was built. John also began to make varnish and colours for the growing japanning trade, and supplied these to Benjamin and Charles at cost price.
By 1803 Charles was also making varnish, possibly spurred on by uncle John. His black 'japan' varnish sold very well. It was quite cheap and a good quality product. By 1817, Manders varnish and paint works employed about 30 people and the future looked very bright. Charles also travelled widely to promote and sell the varnish. Benjamin died in 1819, leaving Charles in sole charge of the business.
John's varnish works suffered a set back in about 1824, when a severe fire destroyed most of the buildings. Several people lost their lives and the heat was so intense that it melted the glass in the windows of adjacent houses. Charles was away at the time, and luckily his property escaped the ravages of the fire. John died in August 1827, at the age of 73.
Since 1790, John had entered a series of successful partnerships and so it probably seemed to Charles that this was a sensible thing to do. William Wiley was Charles's chief manager and invoicing clerk, and his right-hand man. Charles took him into partnership on 17th January, 1835. Charles had more interest in varnish making than japanning, and he thought that the partnership would allow him to concentrate on that part of the business. The partnership was a disaster, as the trust he had in Wiley was unfounded. Wiley took advantage of his new position, vanished for days on end and upset many of the workers.
The partnership was finally dissolved in June 1836 and Wiley left to start his own japanning business, taking some of Charles's employees with him in the process.
On 31st August, 1840, Charles sold the japanning business to William Shoolbred, who joined Henry Loveridge, and in 1848 moved from St. Johns Street to Merridale Works in Merridale Street. For Charles the varnish making side of his business was far more profitable than japanning and tin plate and he correctly saw that the japanning industry was in decline. Tastes were changing and sales were slowly falling as people began to lose interest in japanned goods.
Charles was now 60 years old and so had to think about securing the future of the business for his sons. Ten years later, Charles retired to Brighton, leaving the business in the hands of his sons. His retirement was only to last for three years. He died suddenly of apoplexy in Croydon, on 22nd December 1853.
Charles' sons, Charles B. and Samuel S. Mander now ran the company as partners, under the name of Mander Brothers. The new company was extremely successful and new products were introduced. In 1865 the colour works was set up and the colour and paints proved to be very popular. Offices were set up in London and overseas depots and agencies were opened in France, Italy, Canada and Australia. The company also started to manufacture printing inks, at a time when newspaper and magazine sales were increasing. The inks proved to be as popular as Mander's other products and in 1894 the Wednesfield Works were opened in Well Lane, Wednesfield. The works were rebuilt in 1908 and were described in the December 1908 edition of 'The British Printer'. The following section is taken from that description:
With the Ink Makers. Manders' New Auxiliary Works.
As further testifying to the remarkably strong position attained by the house of Mander-not merely in respect to varnishes, colours and paints, in all of which directions its output is of huge proportions, but more particularly in the printing ink section and its essentials in respect to colour, varnish and so on-have we pleasure in placing on record some impressions of the establishment gleaned during a visit early in November last.
The headquarters and chief works are situated round and about St. Johns Street, Wolverhampton, but out at Wednesfield, some two or three miles away, is situated a further large establishment, in itself much larger than most factories associated with the allied industries. To refresh our memories in respect to colour, we look in at the Town Well and School Street Works paying special attention to the department 'devoted to colour making. These show open, single-story rooms with gallery, enormous vats at one end, and a long row of huge tanks of colourful length of the floor.
After filtering, tramlines bear the trucks carrying the colour into steam-heated or vacuum chambers. The lighter colours, the deeper lakes, and the darker shades are confined to their respective departments, and it is very interesting to note how, after mixing, the development of colours is succeeded by unnumbered washings of pure water, whilst from beginning to end is felt the control exercised by the laboratory.
Black Ink Mixing
The chemists' department seems to us to be one of the most striking features of these works. It controls test by test, all supplies of goods coming into the works, all results obtained at the various stages of manufacture, warrants the sale of the finished article, whilst, above and beyond this, it is constantly at work on new colours, colour combinations, new methods of treating colours and oils, of suiting inks to papers.
The Ink Grinding Department
The permanency of colour seems to be an ever present aim, and, walking out on to the flat roof facing the laboratory windows, we notice many slips of paper attached to the windows, all bearing colours under test in some degree for permanence in connection with atmospheric effects. Some of the slips are dated nine and twelve months ago.
The Wednesfield Works
On the outskirts of Wednesfield a seven-acre piece of land, bordered by canal on one side and railway on the other, easily reached also by the electrical tramway, is the property of Messrs. Mander Bros., and a very considerable area of ground is covered by various specially-erected buildings. We find that since our visit of some years ago the buildings have been entirely re-modelled and large new departments added. The firm is in the enviable position of possessing ample accommodation to carry out its own ideas in respect to the most desirable arrangement of works, and we are to find that the aims and ideas of experts have been actually carried out here. The premises are regarded as the ideal of their class.
The Colour Mixing Room
The main buildings run along the water-side, with others at right angles. The first are devoted to colour mixing and to ink making, in fact, forming an ink making plant complete; the other series of buildings nearer the railway is allotted to varnish manufacture, also complete. These works are, we understand, chiefly used for supplying the materials made up at the Wolverhampton departments.
A tree-bordered main road sweeps round two sides of the works area, and affords access for vans to all parts. Each of the buildings is allowed ample space round about, and the structures, more particularly the new ink works, are most substantially built, with stone staircases, concrete floors, and fireproof generally.
The Can and Drum Store
The electric light is used throughout, and, as at the Wolverhampton works, a marvellous degree of cleanliness and tidiness prevails, for although all departments are evidently very busy, untidiness is never apparent, and many a printing office with far less excuse for the appearance of its rooms might take a lesson from the ink maker.
The general scheme with regard to these works seems to be the elimination of dry colour from the grinding rooms, realizing that dust floating in the air and being deposited on grinding rollers may seriously neutralize the efforts to provide thoroughly pure and finely-ground colour. Thus a long room is devoted entirely to ink grinding, a heavy door shutting off the ink-mixing department with its closed-up machinery. Printers will appreciate this point. A low screen across the centre with the driving motors to left and right divides the floor area. Around and against the walls, with ample space about, is arranged a continuous series of large three-cylindered ink-grinding machines, a battery of some five-and-twenty of large size being already in full operation.
It is interesting to go from machine to machine and to note well-known colours in soft, oily curves rolling away from the pressure of the cylinders, the white coated operators, each with his magic broad-bladed knife charming or threatening-whichever you like his machine into uniform pressure and even flow. Well-known blacks, blues, and greens in one section are shown as on regular order for well-known magazines, whilst other colours are equally popular for illustrated work. The facility for handling cans, for frequent tests and arrangement generally, speak of an ideal system.
The Varnish Boiling Works
Driving is obtained by short belts driven from overhead shaft on either side of the room, power being supplied by a couple of 50h.p. motors.
Contrasted with the roar and roll of so many grinding machines, the mixing department alongside is positively restful. Judging by the piping which comes from the ceiling the tall mixing machines are fed from above, and we find this to be the case, varnish and dry colours being fed through their respective channels. This further explains the entire absence of dust, that is dry colour, in the air. The mixers are mechanically operated, the cleverly arranged blades of the paddle mixers making short work of the compounds of oil and colour. Besides the series of large sizes there are smaller cylindrical mixers, and we note particularly the curious looking litho blacks in their steam-heated pans. This department is devoted to blacks.
An advert for the Mander Series of Complementary Three Colour Inks
In the next building across the yard is a department much more pictorial in effect. Again carrying out the idea of freedom from dry colour or dust, this room is fitted down one side and the centre with a series of bins with closely fitting lids. In these bins dry colours are stored, and the effect is to keep one colour to itself when the supply is being drawn upon, for, of course, neighbouring stocks would not be opened at one and the same time. Along the further side of the wall is a series of mixers, and we find these to embody some very ingenious ideas in apparatus for mixing. There are small-sized circular mixers ready to tackle small quantities of special colour fitted with scientifically arranged knives which scrape the sides, vessel and knives being revolved separately. To complete this as a mixing department, on a third side is a row of varnish tanks holding the pale, transparent varnish used for mixing colour. This department, as with the others, is self-contained, and possesses its own motor for driving purposes.
Stepping now into a large roomy building, shelved from floor to ceiling along the walls, and with tables and benches, we find a can and drum store. The familiar tins in a variety of sizes are arranged in their respective sections, and all readily accessible. This is not a tin store, but an ink warehouse, and in spite of the chief chemist's confidence as to the absolute uniformity of new inks and those made for some time, it is quite clear that he makes no mistake as to keeping up substantial stocks of all colours. This we are glad to see, for we know only too well how commercial conditions so frequently require the printer to order inks for immediate use. Here once again we have the assurance that the laboratory maintains rigid fulfilment to standards, so that absolute reliance may be placed on receiving the same colour at any time of ordering.
The floor above is used as a storeroom for important sundries such as pomade and ink-easers. A steam-heated pan for solidifying oil is also noticed, the odour of the place being rather pleasant than otherwise. On looking out from the crane platform at the far end a fine view of the edge-bordered fields is obtained, for we are really on the fringe of the country here, with all the real country advantages of fresh air and spaciousness generally.
An adjacent room, the dry black room, is situated directly over the black mixers, to which earlier reference is made. The whitewashed walls are rapidly assuming the artistic mottled effect of a busy chimneysweep's countenance through contact with the piled-up sacks of carbon blacks lodged here. The receptacles over the mixing cylinders are filled from here, and again there is every facility for minimizing any waste and preventing dust and trouble resulting there from.
The isolation of blocks of buildings is carried out with a thoroughness which must be the envy of those confined within small and often cramped areas. To reach the place of storage where the casks of colour, tins, and supplies of this character are safely put out of the way, and yet easy of access, we cross the yard again and enter a long single story building filled with casks and crates, tins and drums.
An advert for Mander's polish from the 1920's.
The Varnish Side
In totally distinct buildings, separated by considerable yard space, is carried on the operations concerned with varnish making. First to the actual cooking.
Without referring to the varnish works in detail, as this department represents rather a re-organized section than a new works, we may refer to some impressions gained whilst witnessing the various operations of manufacture.
The varnish-boiling works show a long row of pans set in brick with closed fires. A large cowl or hood is fitted to each to carry off fumes, and conspicuously placed thermometers record temperatures. Conscientiously climbing the steps to sniff at the odours each successive one surely more pungent than its predecessor we are able to note the great heat used, and to observe the working generally, returning with an enhanced impression of the infinite care taken to prepare varnish.
At the rear of this building is one of similar size, the tubing whence escapes the fumes from the pans being here in evidence, and we are shown a clever device automatically coming into operation at each pan in case of fire from any individual boiler. Following the varnish as it runs off in pipes across the yard to the oil stores, we find on the second floor of a substantial building several dozen thousand gallon tanks, each equipped with gauge for showing depth of varnish contained in the tall cylinders, and with pump for filling or removal of the contents. Large as would appear to be this stock, as we are aware from visits to varnish stores, this represents but a fraction of the tremendous amount of oil always maturing in the firm's stores.
The various buildings are disconnected, partly for convenience for manufacturing purposes and largely to minimise the risk of and the scope of damage by fire. Expecting to find full provision made to meet emergencies, for the fire fiend is ever a possible foe where oils are being treated, we found that every possible safeguard was adopted and each section provided with appliances for fighting that which is a good servant but a bad master. The works also possess their own fire brigade-already tried once on their own area and again at a neighbouring concern. Whilst we were present an alarm was raised and instantly men swarmed out of the buildings, each to his allotted task seizing section after section of hose pipe, bucket, or "stood by" hydrants exactly where duty required, and all with a celerity which it would be difficult to surpass.
From the 'British Printer', November 1939.
A tin of Mander Brothers varnish of unknown date
would appear decidedly popular with the workpeople, and so healthy as to form quite a sanatorium for those employed at headquarters.
Leaving the works we are struck by the appearance of a fine new building, an attractively built school in style, with a handsome villa attached. Inquiry as to this led to the production of keys, the opening of doors, and we found the building to be a messroom for the workpeople. The floor is coated with a special linoleum-like terracotta coloured concrete, warm and clean in appearance. The tables and seats are painted a pleasant green and with the large cloakroom and lavatory make up an eminently neat and attractive picture.
We come away with the impression that "this is surely Mander-like" - well thought out, well carried out, sound in conception, finished in every detail. No wonder the house maintains its place in the confidence of friends and customers.
Further new works, the Townwell works, in Townwell Fold, were acquired in 1894 and the Heath Town works were acquired in 1925 - 1926.
The Heath Town works were built on an 18 acre site which was purchased from the Government Disposal Board, after being used as a wartime munitions factory producing phosphorous poison gas during the First World War.
The works were officially opened by the Duke of Kent in October 1931 after three years of rebuilding.
Heath Town Works in 1932
In the 1920s, Mander Brothers Limited was set up by Charles' son, Charles Tertius Mander Bart., his son Sir Charles Arthur Mander, Bart., Gerald Poynton Mander, Sir Geoffrey Le Mesurier Mander and Howard Vivian Mander.
(left) A tin of Koreol motor enamel and (right) A leaflet advertising Mander's Koreol Varnish, "a practical alternative" to cellulose varnishes (undated).
Manders also produced Manderlac cellulose motor finishes which were quick drying and resistant to fading.
Charles Tertius Mander Bart.
Photograph courtesy of Jennings
In 1927 Manders became paint and wallpaper merchants, when the company acquired some 50 depots through the purchase of W.S. Low Limited's long established distribution chain.
In 1937 the printing ink interests merged with John Kidd & Company Limited to become one of the largest printing ink manufacturers in the U.K.
In the same year the public company Manders (Holdings) Limited was formed, gathering together in one major grouping, all the specialised companies, now operating successfully at home and abroad. In 1945 the Wednesfield Works were sold to Griffiths Paints.
In 1961 the company produced its 500,000th gallon of paint. The photograph shows the tin being filled.
A tin of Matsine, a transparent flat drying colour which could be used as a wood stain, a scumble or a glaze.
In the 1960s the original works closed, and the site was redeveloped into the Mander Centre, a shopping centre covering 5 acres. The company set up a property division to control the project, in which retail and office properties were leased. The Mander Centre opened on 6th March 1968 and contained 134 outlets. It was designed by James A. Roberts who designed the Rotunda in Birmingham. The new venture formed a secure base for the company's future activities. The Mander Centre was, and still is extremely successful.
An advert from the 1920s.
An advert from the 1970s
By the 1970's Heath Town works had expanded to cover an area of over 20 acres and the company employed over 1,000 people. Mander's products were distributed through 50 U.K. service centres and agencies throughout the world.
In 1972, Philip Fitzgerald Mander, who had been Chairman of the public company, died, and the family took a less active role in the business. The company continued to be as successful as ever, and following the success of its decorative paints, it acquired other manufacturing companies, whose products would compliment its own.
In 1971 Manders produced their one millionth gallon of paint. The photograph shows part of the celebrations.
Another photograph showing the one millionth gallon of paint.
In 1973 British Domolac Limited, an industrial paint company, was purchased, and Manders' Industrial Paints Division was added to it. The company then started to trade as Mander-Domolac Limited.
A photograph of the works from a 1970's advertisement
(left) One of Manders' better known customers was 10 Downing Street. The famous front door used to be painted with Manders paint.
(right) paper label, unknown date
The Works in July 1988 after the completion of a new 450,000 cubic ft. tin store. This was part of a two million pound investment at the works, in modern production equipment and improved storage facilities.
The photograph shows staff and volunteers at the Springburn Museum in Glasgow. The museum acquired the North British built steam locomotive, Garratt 4112 after its withdrawal from service in South Africa. The locomotive needed repainting. This was made possible by sponsorship from Manders, who supplied the paint. Manders paints were ideal for the purpose as Manders used to supply paint to British Rail.
In the 1980s Manders acquired QC Colours and Johnson and Bloy, and integrated them into the company by forming a new division in 1989 called Manders Liquid Ink Division. It was headed by Managing Director, John Mackenzie, formerly of QC Colours.
A new decorating centre was opened at Heath Town in 1990 and the new headquarters of Mander-Deval Wallcoverings was built on land adjacent to the works.
In 1992 an unsuccessful takeover bid from a rival company, Kalon, led to Manders reviewing its long-term strategy.
The decision was taken to concentrate on the highly successful printing ink manufacture and so, during late 1993 and early 1994, the decorative paints part of the business, and the Mander Centre, were sold.
A tube of artist's oil colour in original box
An advert for Aqualine water paint. Courtesy of David Wilsdon.
An advert for Vernasca wall paint. Courtesy of David Wilsdon.
A 1958 advert.
Manders also acquired a number of the world's leading ink manufacturers, including a major competitor, Croda, with operations in the U.K., Ireland. Italy, the Netherlands, New Zealand, South Africa and the USA.
In 1994 the Netherlands based Premier Inks was acquired. It was one of Europe's largest manufacturers of publishing inks.
In the same year Morrison Inks of New Zealand was also acquired to give Manders a strong world-wide presence.
In 1996 Manders made its final acquisition with the purchase of a large facility in Sweden which specialised in metal decorating coatings. Six centres of excellence were set up in various European locations, specialising in commercial sheetfed inks, liquid inks, metal decorating inks, news inks and publication inks.
The company invested heavily in research and development to ensure that its products kept ahead of the competition and satisfied customer's needs. The Wolverhampton factory became the Centre of Excellence for the manufacture of coldset inks, which are fast drying inks for use in newspapers. Most of the national and provincial newspapers used inks that were manufactured in Wolverhampton, and the company also supplied many newspapers throughout Europe. Printing ink sales increased from £40 million in 1993 to £160 million in 1997. About 60 countries were supplied through 28 manufacturing and distribution centres.
In 1998 Manders was acquired by the Flint Ink Corporation of America. This is the largest privately-owned ink manufacturer in the world. The Heath Town works became the European Headquarters of Flint Ink Europe, and the remainder of the works closed and has since become Manders Industrial Estate, which is now home to a variety of companies.
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Sir Nicholas and Lady Mander
Mander Collectors
Mander Genealogy
Varnished Leaves
Mander portraits
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Geoffrey Mander
Charles Marcus Mander
Dolores Mander
Nicholas Mander
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Opération antisèche ou Cheaters : Opération antisèche au Québec (Cheats) est un film américain écrit et réalisé par , sorti en 2002.

Il a été produit par ,  et . Le film met en vedette quatre amis qui trichent depuis le collège et doivent faire face à de nouveaux défis pour éviter de se faire prendre avant d'aller à l'université. Les trois principaux rôles sont , Matthew Lawrence, et Mary Tyler Moore. Le nom original du film était au départ  Cheaters (Tricheurs), mais a été changé pour Cheats afin de ne pas être confondu avec le film  (2000), mettant en vedette Jeff Daniels. Le film a été tourné à Vancouver (Colombie-Britannique, Canada) et diffusé le .

Synopsis
Alors que les autres étudiants du lycée d'élite Académie North Point passent d'interminables heures à étudier, Handsome Davis considère ce système comme rien de plus qu'un contrôle sur votre esprit.

C'est pourquoi Handsome et ses trois meilleurs amis Sammy, Victor et Applebee - le génie de l'antisèche, se sont regroupés et ont trouvé des façons de tricher sur leurs examens tout au long de leurs années scolaires. Ils sont passés maîtres dans l'art de la gruge et de la fraude aux examens. De l'écriture microscopique au vol des sujets d'examens et des notes, tous les moyens sont bons pour ne pas avoir de mauvais bulletins avec des « F » et risquer d'être refusé en entrée d'université.

Tout allait bien jusqu'à ce que les étudiants entrent dans leur dernière année de lycée et que la surveillance des sujets a été augmentée par la principale du lycée, madame Stark qui a des soupçons de fraude et qui s'est juré de coincer les tricheurs. Madame Stark s'est promis de mettre un blâme dans leurs dossiers et tuer leur chance d'entrer à l'université.

Handsome essaie de motiver ses compères en déjouant madame Stark et le système de l'enseignement secondaire, même si cela risque de détruire leurs amitiés.

Fiche technique
 Titre original : Cheats
 Titre français : Opération antisèche
 Titre québécois : Cheaters : Opération antisèche
 Réalisation et scénario :
 Photographie : Fred Murphy
 Musique : Mark Mothersbaugh
 Production : ,  et
 Pays d'origine :
 Langue originale : anglais
 Format : couleur - 35 mm - 1,85:1 - son Dolby Digital
 Durée : 86 minutes
 Dates de diffusion :
 États-Unis :
 France :

Distribution
   : Handsome Davis (Henson)
 Elden Henson  : Sammy Green
 Matthew Lawrence  : Victor Barone
 Martin Starr  : Jonathan Jacob Applebee
 Mary Tyler Moore  : , la principal de North Point Academy
 Maggie Lawson  : July Merkel
 Griffin Dunne  : , le père de Handsome
 Morris Panych  :
   : Rexler
 Jewel Staite  : Teddy Blue
 Bill Switzer : Garret
  : Lebo
   : Marty, l'homme d'entretien
 Barbara Tyson  :
 Dixon Cohee : Greedy Herman
 Lachlan Murdoch  : Horny
  :
 David Krumholtz : Evan Rosengarden
  : l'institutrice de primaire
 Casey Dubois  : Handsome enfant
   : Sammy enfant
 Leonie Haworth : Julie, l'élève de primaire
 Jay Brazeau :  (non crédité)
  et AlloDoublage

DVD bonus
L'édition du DVD comprend un documentaire de 18 minutes, montrant des personnes lors de la « vie réelle » des événements dont l'histoire est basée, plus de 10 ans auparavant. Le vrai Applebee a refusé de prendre part au DVD spécial bonus, un métrage documentaire de 18 minutes basé sur l'actuel Cheats et à ce titre son nom devait être censuré à chaque utilisation.

Notes et références

Liens externes

 Opération antisèche sur Cinemotions
 Opération antisèche sur Linternaute

Film américain sorti en 2002
Comédie américaine


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James Thompson Hatch
Born: 1837; Died: 1896; Married: Mary Ann Daley
Ginninderra Blacksmith's Workshop
The Ginninderra smithy is one of just a few standalone blacksmith shops left in Australia and,...
James Thompson Hatch was born in Goulburn in 1837 and baptised there on 25 June 1837, during the period when his father was chief constable in Goulburn. He was the fifth child of Robert and Mary Hatch, and the younger brother of William Hatch (Snr) who established Rosewood farm. Jame's middle name was his mother's maiden name.
He came to Ginninderra in early 1859, but left to test his luck at the Kiandra goldfield, along with a number of other hopeful young Ginninderrans - Robert Kilby, William Bowyer, and Edwin Palmer. Returning after twelve months or so, although not having made a fortune he made good wages and on his return became the first resident blacksmith at Ginninderra. The building in which he worked is still standing beside the Barton Highway. The Currans were blacksmiths there in later years. George Curran, son-in-law of James' brother William, was there from 1874 to 1889.
Hatch settled down into life at Ginninderra, and had built the original Ginninderra blacksmith's shop by 1860. This was also the year that he married fifteen-year-old Mary Ann Jane Daley from Tumut. Mary Ann, was the daughter of Mathew, a carpenter, and Mary, whose maiden name is believed to have been Delaney. The young couple led an industrious life together in Ginninderra.
His elder brother, William Hatch (senior), moved nearby in 1862, later taking up a selection which he called Rosewood. James purchased his own small landholding adjacent to the smithy and, when he wasn't busy at the anvil, he farmed.
But James Hatch's presence in Ginninderra was short-lived. The Hatch family left the blacksmith's shop around 1865. By 1870, James and his family were living at Wodonga in The Terminus Hotel which James had built (1873?). They moved from there to Urana.
A story is told that one day James' son saw the door to his father's blacksmith shop closed. Upon investigating this unusual occurrence he was immediately scolded, told to close the door again and never to mention anything he might have seen: Ned Kelly's horse was being shod! The family later moved to Byrock and finally settled in Brewarrina.
James died at his residence in Brewarrina on 15 January 1896, in his fifty-ninth year, reportedly from heat stroke.
Mary Ann died 11 months later on 13 November 1896 at Bathurst Street, Brewarrina, aged about 52. James and Mary Ann had nine children, one son and eight daughters. Their eldest child, Mary Thompson Hatch was born on 4 July 1861 when her father was the blacksmith at Ginninderra.
James and Mary Ann Hatch ⧉
Gillespie, L.L., Ginninderra: Forerunner to Canberra, Campbell, 1992
Maher, B., In Praise of Pioneers: an Account of the Keeffe and Curran Families - Queanbeyan District, Canberra, 1981
Shumack, S. An Autobiography, or, Tales and Legends of Canberra Pioneers (ed. J. E. and S. Shumack), Canberra, 1967
Warman, M., The Hatch Family in Australia, Canberra, 1981
Obituary in the Goulburn Evening Penny Post, 28 January 1896


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Robert Urquhart (* 16. Oktober 1921 in Ullapool, Schottland, Vereinigtes Königreich von Großbritannien und Irland; † 21. März 1995 in Edinburgh, Schottland) war ein schottischer Schauspieler.

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Robert Urquharts Karriere als Schauspieler begann im Jahr 1947 zunächst auf der Bühne. Fünf Jahre später spielte er seine erste Filmrolle in dem Streifen You're only young twice. Von dieser Zeit an bis weit in die 1980er Jahre wirkte er regelmäßig in britischen Fernseh- und Kinofilmen mit, zwischendurch war er immer wieder auf der Theaterbühne zu sehen. Seinen letzten Film drehte er 1994, ein Jahr vor seinem Tod.

Bekannt wurde Urquhart besonders durch seine Rollen in Fernsehserien wie Mit Schirm, Charme und Melone (1965/68, mit Patrick Macnee und Diana Rigg), Paul Temple (1971, mit Francis Matthews und Ros Drinkwater), The Pathfinders (1972) oder The Aweful Mr. Goodall (1974). Er war verheiratet mit der Schauspielerin Zena Walker, mit der er eine Tochter hatte. Die Ehe wurde jedoch geschieden.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 1952: Paul Temple und der Fall Marquis (Paul Temple Returns)
 1952: You're Only Young Twice
 1953: Die Ritter der Tafelrunde (Knights of the Round Table)
 1955: Der schwarze Prinz (The Dark Avenger)
 1957: Frankensteins Fluch (The Curse of Frankenstein)
 1957: Yangtse-Zwischenfall (Yangtse Incident: The Story of H.M.S. Amethyst)
 1960: Die Rakete zur flotten Puppe (The Bulldog Breed)
 1960: Tödliches Wissen (Danger tomorrow)
 1961: Jango, Fernsehserie
 1963: Der Wachsblumenstrauß (Murder at the Galopp)
 1963: 55 Tage in Peking (55 Days at Peking)
 1963: Gefährliche Stunden in Dartmore (The Break)
 1965: Simon Templar (The Saint), Fernsehfolge
 1965,1966: Geheimauftrag für John Drake (Danger Man, Fernsehserie, 3 Folgen)
 1965/1968: Mit Schirm, Charme und Melone (The Avengers), 2 Fernsehfolgen
 1967: Der Mann mit dem Koffer (Man in a Suitcase), 2 Fernsehfolgen
 1969: Krieg im Spiegel (The Looking Glass War)
 1969: Moskito-Bomber greifen an (Mosquito Squadron)
 1969: Department S (Fernsehserie, 1 Folge)
 1972: The Pathfinders, Fernsehserie
 1972: Callan (Fernsehserie, 1 Folge)
 1973: Helen: A woman of today, 3 Fernsehfolgen
 1974: The Aweful Mr. Goodall, Fernsehserie
 1976: Mein Name ist Gator (Gator)
 1978: Die Profis (The Professionals), 1 Fernsehfolge
 1978: The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Fernsehserie
 1980: Gefrier-Schocker (Hammer House of Horror), 1 Fernsehfolge
 1980: Billy (Barriers), Fernsehminiserie
 1980: Yes Minister (Fernsehserie, 1 Folge)
 1981: Wiedersehen mit Brideshead (Brideshead Revisited, Fernsehmehrteiler)
 1981: Die Hunde des Krieges (The Dogs of War)
 1981: The Dollar Bottom (Kurzfilm)
 1983: The old man at the zoo, Fernsehminiserie
 1985: Die Touristenfalle (Restless Natives)
 1985: Wölfe jagen nie allein (Hitler's S.S.: Portrait in Evil; Fernsehfilm)
 1987: Aufstand in Kenia (The Kitchen Toto)
 1988: Die Zeugenaussage (Testimony)
 1993: The long roads, Fernsehfilm
 1994: Master of the Moor, Fernsehfilm
 1994: Inspektor Wexford ermittelt (Ruth Rendell Mysteries, Fernsehserie, 3 Folgen)

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Quellen
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Filmschauspieler
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Geboren 1921
Gestorben 1995
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Is Jennifer Garner Engaged? An Investigation.
An Instagram Live with Judy Greer showed Jen wearing a diamond ring and sparked some questions, including who might have given it to her.
Jenna Amatulli
Screenshot: Instagram (@jennifer.garner) (Fair Use)
While some of you gorged yourself on candy this Halloweekend or perhaps made out with someone dressed as Gumby, Jennifer Garner just may have gotten engaged. Did she??
The Irishman Thinks Your Favorite Superhero Movie Sucks
Jezebel Investigates: When Does an Actress Become a Mother on Screen?
Matthew McConaughey Gives Impassioned Plea For Gun Reform
The actress was spotted rocking a glistening diamond ring on that finger on Tuesday while on an Instagram Live with friend and 13 Going on 30 co-star Judy Greer. The gal pals were talking about living life "sober-ish" and abstaining from drinking as much wine as perhaps they usually do, but we were much too distracted by the ring on Jen's hand to focus on the content being discussed.
While a ring by itself is news, the question now is: To whom the hell is Jen engaged? Let's unpack, shall we?!
After her widely publicized divorce from Ben Affleck in 2018, Garner had been seen out and about with John Miller, the CEO of CaliGroup. Their relationship was confirmed to the masses in October 2018, and reports indicated they'd been together, at that point, for six months.
Garner and Miller were apparently hot and heavy for about two years before calling it quits in August 2020. Us Weekly claimed at the time that Miller "was ready for marriage" and Garner "just couldn't commit," but we'd also like to throw in the argument that the pandemic threw a wrench in a hell of a lot of relationships. Who among has not personally known or been half of a couple that had to face the fact that they did not really like each other and fractured immediately after lockdown restrictions lifted?
It's unclear what went on behind the scenes in the time since that breakup, but in May 2021, the exes were reported to be "rekindling" their romance—a very trendy move considering that Garner's other ex, Affleck, also boomeranged back to a former flame, Jennifer Lopez. I love mess!
The on-again Garner and Miller have since been seen roaming around NYC and allegedly became "totally set on a long-term future together."
All signs would point to Miller being the giver of the ring, but neither party has spoken out publicly about potential nuptials. Additionally, Garner's rep has yet to confirm if the ring is of the engagement persuasion.
Either way, we hope you and your perfectly dimpled face are as happy as you look, Jen.
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A UK windfarm. For engineers, 'sustainability' includes not only the environment, but factors such as strong governance and health and safety.
Important as these matters are, sustainability, in the context of the construction sector, is the business opportunity of the century. Any company that wishes to secure its long term viability and profitability needs to be a leader.
Keeping everyone who works for or with us safe.
Engaging closely with our stakeholders (investors, employees, customers, specifiers, suppliers, NGOs).
Minimising the impact of doing business on the environment and maximizing the commercial opportunities that this creates.
In terms of leadership the key area is the business opportunity that arises from having a strong sustainability strategy. This arises in two ways, the tangible and intangible.
Large clients, particularly government bodies, developers and large private companies, are increasingly specifying high standards of building efficiency and sustainable methods of construction. This trend can only continue to increase as technology improves and new, innovative building solutions are developed.
Many schemes have high specifications for building sustainability assessments (e.g. BREEAM, LEED or CEEQUAL). Contractors, suppliers and designers who are leaders in the field and can consistently deliver to these standards will both secure their future and also potentially improve margins.
There are many valuable, albeit intangible benefits in being a company that has the highest levels of performance in the four key areas above. Business is about people and the best young talent – millennials –want to work for such companies.
Companies that treat people fairly, do business in the right way and have a long-term strategy to develop in a sustainable way, will attract the best people. Other intangibles are strong brand awareness, lower business risk, more resilience and a stronger marketing pitch.
I am often asked what is our sustainability strategy. My answer is simple, it is the company strategy, the two must be one and the same. To be the world's leading building materials business means that CRH must be a leader in sustainability.


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I am so glad you asked. Simply, I love the approach. It is very similar to the interval programs I have made for myself and clients with walking and running inter-dispersed throughout the workout. Although I love to incorporate resistance work, usually- for this challenge I really wanted to make the Cardio portion optional, initially, so one could follow the 31 Day Challenge, and decide if they wanted to add the Couch to 5K during October or perhaps in the future.
I love that you can do this outside or on the treadmill. I have been using the treadmill primarily for now, for a few reasons. One, is I am still having hip trouble and prefer to keep the terrain completely consistent. I get my fresh air fix, walking Banjo at the beach or Sea Wall in the morning. Also it just squeezes in nicely with the rest of my day.
I love that are only three days a week, which makes it realistic for me and hard for me to make excuses.
It is only @ 30 minutes, which means I also can stretch, and/or do my Fitness Challenge exercises with no big problem time-wise. It does eventually work up to 40 minutes but, no worries. Slow and steady we go!
Hope you are fitting in fitness and remaining mentally flexible.
Loved the point about it working with someone with ADHD. That's me, too – and I definitely need variety. Thanks for sharing.


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The New Voting System that Gave Democrats a GOP House Seat is Dangerous. Here's Why
By Selwyn Duke
Alaska's sole congressional seat, which had been in GOP hands for 49 years, was recently captured by Democrat Mary Peltola. The victory has been touted by liberals as either vindication of their agenda or as portending the end of the career of Sarah Palin, Peltola's most high-profile opponent. Yet the result, which took weeks to finalize, was easily explainable:
It was a function of Alaska's new ranked-choice voting (RCV) and Top-four Primary (TFP) system — a system electoral engineers would like to institute nationwide.
In essence, this system created a situation in which Palin and another Republican, Nick Begich, were both running against Peltola in the general election and divided up the GOP vote.
Before explaining the real problem with RCV and TFP, let's review what they are. Per Ballotpedia:
A ranked-choice voting system (RCV) is an electoral system in which voters rank candidates by preference on their ballots. If a candidate wins a majority of first-preference votes, he...is declared the winner. If no candidate wins a majority of first-preference votes, the candidate with the fewest first-preference votes is eliminated. First-preference votes cast for the failed candidate are eliminated, lifting the next-preference choices indicated on those ballots. A new tally is conducted to determine whether any candidate has won a majority of the adjusted votes. The process is repeated until a candidate wins an outright majority.
Then there's the TFP, or, Top Four Primary, which "is a type of primary election in which all candidates are listed on the same primary ballot," Ballotpedia also explains. "The top four vote-getters, regardless of their partisan affiliations, advance to the general election. Consequently, it is possible for four candidates belonging to the same political party to win in a top-four primary and face off in the general election."
Proponents say this system gives citizens more choices and reduces the chances a "radical" will be elected because not only can everyone vote in the primary, but no one can win by capturing just a plurality (e.g., 37 percent) of the vote. Opponents assert that this merely favors the most politician-like of politicians, people who don't take firm stands on hot-button issues and remain "inoffensive" enough to be everyone's second choice. Yet the most significant problem with this system is different: It's completely incompatible with our larger system.
To grasp why, realize that contrary to popular belief, you're voting in the general election for the party and not the person. How?
Consider: Senator Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) is thought to be perhaps the most conservative high-profile Democrat in America. Yet as of June 2, 2021, he'd voted with Joe Biden 100 percent of the time.
Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) is despised by the GOP base for being a quintessential liberal anti-Trumper. Yet she voted with President Trump 93 percent of the time. In other words, she voted very much as Marjorie Taylor Greene does today.
These individuals aren't exceptions, either, but the norm. No matter what politicians say while campaigning, they'll vote with their party the vast majority of the time. The point?
In practice, we have a binary system in which one of two major parties will wield power.
So essentially, the question put to voters at general election time is always this: Do you want to provide another vote to advance the Democrat agenda or another vote to advance the Republican agenda? Most Americans aren't aware of this, of course, and thus often focus on personalities (e.g., the Walker vs. Warnock race in Georgia), on "voting for the person."
(Note: We vote for the person and not the party in traditional primaries, because then we're voting within a party.)
Our traditional closed primary system, yielding two major-party general-election candidates, mitigates this problem. After all, it presents the voter in our de facto binary system with something entirely congruent: a binary choice.
In contrast, RCV/TFP contravenes this system. Not only does it tacitly advance the fallacy that general elections are about the person and not the party by de-emphasizing parties, but it actually reduces the chances that an area will be represented by the party more closely reflecting its values. Alaska is a case in point: Palin and Begich would have voted similarly in Congress. But because they were both forced to run alongside each other in the general election and split the GOP vote, their district will be represented by someone who'll vote contrary to most of its residents' wishes.
To cement the point, imagine that a large group of people must choose an operating system for a computer and, though many OS's exist, the only two on everyone's radar screen are Apple and Microsoft Windows. But now imagine that instead of being presented with just this choice, the "voters" are given a third option: a copy of Apple called Candy Apple. Sure, they should realize the two are functionally identical but, people being people, many Apple adherents split their vote.
The result is that while it seemed the voters were being given more of a choice, they essentially were robbed of choice by a system that ensured Windows would emerge victorious.
So it often is with RCV/TFP. Since R's tend to vote like other R's and D's like other D's, it's instructive here to view every general election candidate as simply an R or a D. How does it make sense to create a situation in which an R or D "copy" could run alongside another R or D and divide the vote? For that matter, how does it improve our country to give voters the option of choosing a second choice candidate who's a negation of their first choice? What does this accomplish?
RCV/TFP treats candidates as if they're free agents when they're actually beholden to a team; it treats parties as if they're irrelevant during the election process despite their being everything after a candidate is elected. RCV/TFP might make sense if we could somehow scrap the party system altogether so that every candidate just ran as an individual — then you really would be voting for the person, not the party. But whatever such an idea's merits, that's not the system we currently have.
A few more points: Some will say Alaska's GOP voters could have chosen their less-desired Republican as their second choice and thus ensured a GOP victory, or that either Palin or Begich should have stepped aside for the good of party and country. Yes, and if "wishes were horses, beggars would ride."
Like it or not, most voters are neither possessed of great political knowledge nor are constrained by reason. And candidates are humans with egos, ambitions, frailties and, sometimes, ulterior motives. Man's nature is what it is and won't change. What we can do is devise systems that minimize that nature's negative effects. In a de facto binary political system, this means presenting voters with corresponding binary choices, not muddying the water by exacerbating the voting-by-personality phenomenon.
And what of the point that candidates should have to win a majority of the vote before attaining power? If this is a concern, a better idea is having run-off elections, as Georgia does. RCV/TFP, however, is software wholly incompatible with our system and a really, really bad idea.
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And, in Nevada, it was voted for this election. :(
Also, some-how, some-way, the state turned more Blue this election. Nevada ranks with Pennsylvania in election corruption !
This RCV/TFP system will only FURTHER the lost cause of elections, as tradition poisons change, see Arizona. My firm thoughts are to fight in retaining our Federative Republic, and if achieved without bloodshed, make further safeguards for extra Public oversight with more checks and balances. If bloodshed occurs, sadly then, so be it, for when defending against corruption and invasion, all means must be considered. Non-violence is preferred.
Most Americans, if given truth and time to consider, weigh outcomes, and possibly think things through, would make the correct choices, but maybe not too. Voters are part-time workers making decisions in the minority, for when the majority does not vote or participate, the outcome is from a minority. The many factors determining our election outcomes is much more than presented here.
Posted by: Eric Hodgdon | November 29, 2022 at 03:15 PM


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In northern Uganda, the Lord's Resistance Army forced thousands of children into armed conflict, where the children committed unthinkable atrocities against their own tribes. These children were both the victims and the perpetrators of terrible acts of violence. This documentary tells the story of these child soldiers, as seen through the eyes of two young boys and two girls. These four children recount their experiences, while trying to return to their parents and tribes since being rescued from the army. The return is not an easy one, though, because the kids are viewed by many as murderers. The tragedy in Uganda in not a unique occurence, and its stands as an example of why the world needs to become aware of the practice of forcing children to become soldiers.


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Q: Restringir o __setattr__ quando o atributo não existir dentro da instância em Python Olá, preciso saber como posso montar uma classe que não possa ter atributos implementados após a instância. Ex:
class Foo(object)

    def __init__(self, a='hello', b='world')
        self.a = a
        self.b = b

    __setattr__(self, key, value)
        if hasattr(self, key):
            super().__setattr__(key, value)
        else:
            pass

Estou tentando criar uma classe como essa mas não funciona porque mesmo eu verificando se o atributo existe na classe a instancia ainda define um novo atributo, ao invés de apenas ignorar...

A: Talvez você não precise declarar o __setattr__ -
O modelo de objetos do Python define o atributo especial
__slots__ que, estando declarado numa classe e e em todas
as superclasses, restringe os atributos que os objetos da classe
poderão ter. (https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#slots)
Além da restrição desejada, o atributo __slots__ tem a vantagem de que o Python não precisa criar uma instância de um dicionário para cada instância da classe (essa é sua finalidade principal na verdade) - assim fazendo objetos que teriam o papel de uma pequena estrutura de dados terem um footprint de memória bem reduzido.
class Foo(object):

    __slots__ = ('a', 'b')

    def __init__(self, a='hello', b='world'):
        self.a = a
        self.b = b

E no ambiente interativo:
>>> f= Foo()
>>> f.c = 5

    AttributeError                            Traceback (most recent call last)
    <ipython-input-82-6ce08c4facb1> in <module>()
    ----> 1 f.c = 5

AttributeError: 'Foo' object has no attribute 'c'

A: Você estava no caminho certo, acredito que seja mais um problema de erro de syntax do que outra coisa, veja esse exemplo:
class Foo:

    def __init__(self, a, b):
        self.a = a
        self.b = b

    def __setattr__(self, key, value):
        if not hasattr(self, key):
            return
        super().__setattr__(key, value)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    f = Foo('a', 'b')
    f.c = 'c'
    print(f.c)

Basicamente é o mesmo código que você escreveu, com a diferença que o método __setattr__ está escrito como um método corretamente.
Ao executar esse código, acontece um AttributeError::
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "attr.py", line 15, in <module>
    print(f.c)
AttributeError: 'Foo' object has no attribute 'c'

Ou seja, o atributo c não foi criado no objeto, ele foi ignorado.
Porém, existe um efeito colateral, ao sobrescrever o método __setattr__ com esse comportamento, nenhum atributo passa a ser aceito pela classe, ou seja, nem mesmo os declarados no método __init__ (a e b).
Uma possível solução seria declarar um lista de atributos permitidos e se basear nessa lista, ao invés de verificar os atributos que o objeto possui:
class Foo:

    attributes = ('a', 'b')

    def __init__(self, a, b):
        self.a = a
        self.b = b

    def __setattr__(self, key, value):
        if key not in self.attributes:
            return
        super().__setattr__(key, value)


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He played Bud's game, though for a bit he didn't realise that. He went in, and Bud retreated, easily Rocky's master, though. He guarded two blows, ducked a third and then seeing an opening hit out himself. Again he could have put Rocky down had he wanted; but as it was he merely damaged the boy's face, his fist drawing blood from Rocky's nose.
Again Rocky was given time to recover. Two blows only had Bud landed, but each had punished. He himself was untouched. Those watching, now reinforced by others turning up for morning school, could plainly see what Bud's game was. He was out to reduce Rocky Bruce to pulp.
Rocky disregarded the pain from that last blow, was hardly conscious that he was hurt. He wiped away the blood hurriedly and then stumbled back to the attack. Bud grinned savagely. This was easy. Again he retreated, having no difficulty in guarding himself from the wild blows launched. Still he was untouched.
Another opening presented itself and Bud used his left, this time to the body, to the mark, that vulnerable spot in the pit of the stomach.
Rocky gasped, doubled up. He was helpless, all Bud had to do was to step in and finish him off.


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Q: Form validation inside accordion angularJS I have an accordion (angular-bootstrap) that has 3 groups. In the second group there's a form that validates well (required and email fields).
In the third group there is a summary, builded from the form-data. Or there must be an additional error-message when something is invalid on the form.
Because of the directive-structure each accordion-group has it's own isolated scope.
How can I share the form.$valid (or other properties) between the different accordion-groups (or even outside the accordion).
This is my html (shortened):
<accordion close-others="true" id="checkoutsteps">
                <accordion-group is-open="menuStatus[0].isOpen">
                   [...]
                </accordion-group>
                <accordion-group is-open="menuStatus[1].isOpen">
                    <accordion-heading>

2

                        {{bid.name}}
                    </accordion-heading>

                       <form name="frmOffer">[...]</form>

                </accordion-group>
                <accordion-group is-open="menuStatus[1].isOpen">
                    <accordion-heading>

3

                        Summary
                    </accordion-heading>

 <-- THIS DOES NOT WORK

                </accordion-group>

A: The solution is to define a new object in your controller something like
$scope.formObj={}

Then, name your form within that element:
name="formObj.frmOffer">

Of course, you'll have to use that object everywhere..


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