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Dermatologic Oncology
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Multitumor | Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
Proceedings from the First Annual Miami General Medical Oncology Symposium — Module 4: Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) — Featuring moderated presentations of important clinical research and ongoing clinical trials by Drs Matthew S Davids and Nitin Jain. Moderated by Dr Neil Love.
Presentation of General Medical Oncologist Practice Survey Results (00:00)
Newly Diagnosed CLL — Dr Davids (00:58)
Management of Relapsed/Refractory CLL and Investigational Approaches — Dr Jain (23:31)
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Boards Mini-Review: Diagnosis and Treatment of Richter's Transformation (49:02)
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COPPER OXYCHLORIDE
CAS NO. 1332-40-7, 1332-65-6
FORMULA CuCl2·3Cu(OH)2
H.S.CODE
TOXICITY Oral rat LD50: 1470 mg/kg
SYNONYMS Mix(Copper chloride, copper oxide hydrate);
Dicopper chloride trihydroxide; Cupric oxide chloride; Copper(II) oxychloride; Copper oxychloride; Vitigran blue; Dikupferchloridtrihydroxid; Kupferoxychlorid(German); Trihidroxicloruro de dicobre (Spanish); Trihydroxychlorure de dicuivre; Oxychlorue de cuivre (French); Tribasic copper chloride; Copper chloroxide; Copper(II) chloride hydroxide; Viricuivre; Vitigran; Cupric oxide chloride; Other RN: 1344-71-4, 8070-45-9, 11078-26-5, 11111-25-4, 12622-74-1, 12674-28-1, 12770-96-6, 37223-52-2, 37294-24-9, 51366-17-7, 54175-26-7, 55468-24-1, 56832-15-6, 74315-47-2, 85080-51-9, 154288-91-2, 573983-15-0
SMILES [OH-].[Cu+2].[Cl-].[OH-].[OH-].[Cu+2].[Cl-]
Fungicide, Bactericide, Preservative
EXTRA NOTES
EPA Pesticide Chemical Code 023501
PHYSICAL STATE bluish to green powder
MELTING POINT 140 C (Decomposes)
SPECIFIC GRAVITY 3.5
SOLUBILITY IN WATER Insoluble
pH 6 - 7
Health: 3; Flammability: 0; Reactivity: 0;
FLASH POINT Not considered to be a fire hazard
EXTERNAL LINKS & GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Wikipedia Linking
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Copper Sulfate and Other Copper Products (Crops For Use as Plant Disease Control and For Use as Algicide and Invertebrate Pest Control)
Copper forms compounds in the oxidation states of +1 (cuprous) and +2 (cupric); trivalent copper survives no more than a few seconds in an aqueous solution. The relatively small change in electrochemical potential between the cuprous and cupric ions in solution gives the usefulness of copper compounds in chemical reactions. Copper compounds are used as catalysts in reactions, especially oxidation (cupric chloride) and heterogeneous reactions. Cupric chloride, copper chloride (CuCl2) is a yellowish to brown, deliquescent powder; soluble in water, alcohol, and ammonium chloride; while the dihydrated form of cupric chloride is a green crystals; soluble in water. It is used as a mordant in dyeing and printing textile fabrics and in the refining of copper, gold, and silver as well as a catalyst in chemical reactions. Cuprous chloride (CuCl or Cu2Cl2), also known as resin of copper, is a green, tetrahedral crystals; insoluble in water. The biological property of copper compounds takes important role in as fungicides in agriculture and biocides in antifouling paints for ships and wood preservations. Very low level of copper is toxic to fungi and algae but the levels for mammal is much higher. The copper ions inhibit the metabolism of the fungus when they react with sulfur containing enzymes in the plant. Copper compounds form a protective barrier on the plant surface and thereby prevent fungi from entering the plant host. The fungicidal effect of copper compounds as non-systemic fungicides are such as bordeaux mixture, cupric hydroxide, copper arsenate, copper carbonate, cuprous oxide, copper-8-quinolinolate, copper oleate, copper sulfate, or copper oxychloride. Another important biological application of copper compounds, such as copper sulfide is as an antifouling agent in paints. The description and applications of copper compounds in industry are;
Copper Arsenate, Cu3(AsO4)2·4H2O or Cu5H2(AsO4)4·2H2O; bluish powder which is insoluble in water and alcohol, soluble in ammonium hydroxide and dilute acids; used as a fungicide and insecticide.
Copper Arsenite, also known as Scheele's green, CuHAsO3 ; toxic, green powder which is soluble in acids and decomposes at the melting point; used as a pigment and insecticide;
Copper Carbonate, artificial malachite. Cu2(OH)2CO3, toxic, green powder which is soluble in acids and decomposes at 200 C; used in pigments and pyrotechnics and as a fungicide and feed additive; antidote for phosphorous poisoning.
Copper Gluconate [CH2OH(CHOH)4COO]2Cu, light blue, crystalline powder which is soluble in water; used in medicine and as a dietary supplement; scale removal in metal cleanings and can be formulated in cleaning compounds including mouthwash due to its sequestering ability in alkaline conditions.
Copper Oleate Cu[OOC(CH2)7CHCH(CH2)7CH3]2 , green to blue liquid, used as a fungicide for fruits and vegetables; used in formulating antiseptics, deodorants, antiperspirants.
Copper-8-Quinolinolate C18H14N2O2Cu, khaki-colored solid which is insoluble in water; used as a fungicide in fruit and vegetables equipments.
Copper Sulfide CuS, black, monoclinic or hexagonal crystals which decomposes at 220 C; used antifouling agent in paints.
Cupric Acetate (Copper Acetate), known as crystals of Venus, Cu(C2H3O2)2·H2O, blue to green crystals which is soluble in water; used as a raw material to make paris green; organic reaction catalyst; textile dyeing; fungicide.
Cupric Bromide (Copper Bromide) CuBr2, black prismatic crystals; used in photography as an intensifier and in organic synthesis as a brominating agent.
Cupric Chloride (copper chloride) CuCl2, yellowish to brown, deliquescent powder which is soluble in water, alcohol, and ammonium chloride; used as a mordant in dyeing and printing textile fabrics and in the refining of copper, gold, and silver.
Cupric Chromate (Copper Chromate) CuCrO4, yellow liquid used as a mordant.
Cupric Cyanide (Copper Cyanide) Cu(CN)2, green powder which is insoluble in water; used in electroplating copper on iron.
Cupric Fluoride (Copper Fluoride) CuF2, white crystalline powder used in ceramics and in the preparation of brazing and soldering fluxes.
Cupric Hydroxide (Copper Hydroxide) Cu(OH)2, blue microscopic crystals; used as a mordant and pigment, in manufacture of many copper salts, and for staining paper.
Cupric Nitrate (Copper Nitrate) Cu(NO3)2·nH2O, green powder or blue crystals which is soluble in water; used in electroplating copper on iron; as a catalyst and nitrating agent in organic reactions; component in rocket fuel; fungicides and wood preservatives; textile dyeing and printing; pigment in ceramics;
Cupric Oxide (Copper Oxide) CuO, black, monoclinic crystals which is insoluble in water; used in making fibers and ceramics; in organic and gas analyses; catalyst, fungicide, antiseptic; red pigment for glass, ceramics; antifouling gent;
Cuprous Bromide (Copper Bromide) Cu2Br2, white or gray crystals slightly soluble in cold water.
Cuprous Chloride (Copper Chloride) CuCl or Cu2Cl2, green, tetrahedral crystals which is insoluble in water; used as a heat and light stabilizer for nylon and as a catalyst for chemical synthesis. used as a crude for phthalocyanine blue pigments; used as desulfuring agent in the refinery industry
Cuprous Fluoride (Copper Fluoride) Cu2F2, red crystalline powder which melts at 908 C.
Cuprous Oxide (Copper Oxide) Cu2O, an oxide of copper found in nature as cuprite and formed on copper by heat; used chiefly as a pigment and as a fungicide; soil additive; colorant in ceramics; electroplating baths; petroleum industry;
Copper sulfate is the common name for the blue crystalline cupric sulfate, in which copper has valence +2. It may also refer to cuprous sulfate (Cu2SO4), in which copper has valence +1. It is soluble in water but insoluble in alcohol. It usually crystallizes as a pentahydrate compound containing five molecules of water (CuSO4·5H2O) and is known in commerce as blue vitriol. It is prepared by the treatment of copper oxides with sulfuric acid. Cupric sulfate is the most important salt of copper. Cupric sulfate is utilized chiefly for agricultural purposes, as a pesticide, germicide, feed additive, and soil additive. It is also used as a raw material in the preparation of other copper compounds, electrolyte for batteries and electroplating baths, and in medicine as a locally applied fungicide, bactericide, and astringent. It also finds wide use in the preparation of pigments. Copper is an essential trace nutrient which performs a number of diverse functions in protein biochemistry. Some copper compounds such as copper sulfate are used as a supplement for livestock.
bluish to green powder
Cu 54.5% min
WATER 3.0% max
greenish powder
1ppm max
10ppm max
INSOLUBLES
0.2% max (in acid)
200 - 100 MESH (90.0% MIN)
BULK DENSITY
1760 kg/m3 ± 80kg/m3
PACKING 25kg in bag
H314 Causes severe skin burns and eye damage.
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This past May, while on a trip in Italy I had an opportunity to do something I have always wanted to do, fly fish in Italy. Christmas 2009 I was given a wonderful gift from Dorothy, a one day guided trip on Nera River in Umbria with guide, Luca Castellani. If you are not familiar with Italy, Umbria is the region in the middle of the country between Tuscany and Lazio. The terrain is spectacular with slow rolling green hills and the beautiful Sibillini mountains tucked in the eastern part of the region. This is where you will find the Nera River.
I fished the Upper Nera River, wich only allows 12 fisherman for the day, near the town Cerreto di Spoleto . This section of the Nera is about 8km long, bordered on one end by a beautiful stone bridge and the other end by fast moving rapids.
The Italians are very protective of their natural resources and the Nera is no exception. The reason it's called the " No Kill Nera" is that they are very strict about catch and release. You can only use the dry flies or nimpf, no streamers are allowed. The good news is it has lots of beautiful brown trout in the 16" to 24" range. I met up Luca near Perugia where he lives and from there it was about a one hour drive to the river.
Luca is an absolute delight of a guide. His English is very good although he will tell you it's not good as his wife who speaks seven languages. He has tons of great stories of people he has fished with in Italy andfly fisher s he knows in the U.S. Luca can supply you with everything you will need : waders, flies, and beautiful handmade bamboo fly rod if you prefer to leave your rod at home. When you arrive in Cerreto di Spoleto he will take you to the rivers official office where you pay 15€ for your one day pass.
We parked near a small lodge/restaurant (www.ilcasaletto.biz) if you plan to fish a couple of days on the upper Nera this would be a great place to stay.
I brought a 6wt from home so I rigged it up. Luca grabbed the 5wt handmade bamboo he brought and we about 100 yard to the river. I'm sure my jaw dropped when we got to the edge and I saw what looked to be a dozen browns holding just below the surface on the opposite side of the river. After several refusals I got a fish and landed a very nice 17" brown trout. After fishing the river for three hours, Luca asked me if I'd like some lunch. We walked off the river back to il Casaletto for a very memorable Umbrian lunch of local salami, a wonderful pasta dish and a main course accompanied with the local red wine. The lunch experience was at Italian pace, about an hour and a half. We returned to the river and fished for another three and a half hours. All tolled I hooked and I landed eight fish. Luca then returned me to my original pick up place.
For me this was the ultimate experience because for me , next to my family, the two things I enjoy the most are fly fishing and travelling in Italy. To be able to have two combined in one day was beyond my wildest dreams.
If you are going to Italy and you love fly fishing I highly recommend that you contact Luca Castellani. wwwflyfishing-tuscany-umbria-lazio.com . Luca fishes several areas besides the Upper Nera.


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Octane Coffee
We're building the world's first Fully Automated Coffee Drive-Thru!
Milwaukee,
Our business will be automated and requires 30 mins of labor per day for projected $1K+ daily profit
Founders have raised $200k+ and built an amazing technical, business, marketing, and mentoring team
FoodTech Automation adoption has accelerated due to COVID and we're set to launch and grow quickly
We sell premium coffee, tea, and juice drinks via a fully automated drive-thru lane. All drinks are ordered, customized, prepared, and delivered via software and hardware automation that we developed in house.
Convenience is key in the drive-thru coffee industry. In 5 years, we hope to be the first 'quick service retail' company to successfully launch drone delivery of drinks to cars driving on the highway at speed (it's the pinnacle of convenience, no need to slow down or stop the vehicle!). These are future projections and are not guaranteed.


If you're in need of setting up a computer or data network for business or personal reasons, there are several pieces of equipment that you're going to need in order for your network to function properly. Fortunately, Gruber Communication Products has everything you need to get started, including: bulk fiber, fiber cable, fiber panels, fiber enclosure set-ups, other fiber tools, and everything else in between!
Setting up a network can seem complex and intimidating, but don't worry - we have all the items you need in order to get up and running quickly. When it comes to addressing your data transfer needs, we're your one-stop shop for fiber cable options, as we offer both single-mode and multi-mode fiber cable, fiber optic cable, and bulk fiber for your short-distance and long-distance transferring needs. Single-mode fiber cable is perfect for transmitting data across longer distances, while multi-mode fiber cable is more ideal for shorter distance data transmission, and bulk fiber cable can be used in either scenario. In addition, we can provide you with panels and enclosures so you can make sure that all of your fiber cable is maintained in a safe and secure fashion. And last but not least, we also sell many different tools, which will come in handy when setting up your bulk fiber, fiber optic cable, and fiber panels.


December 14, 2011 by andrea | Filed under Christmas, Condiment, Holidays, Quick Cooking, Recipes, Sauce, Thanksgiving, Winter.
Next time you need cranberry sauce, I urge you to make your own. Not only is it incredibly easy to make, but you can jazz it up and make it more exciting than the humdrum store-bought variety. In this recipe, I love the addition of fragrant orange zest and orange liqueur…very tasty!
The cooking time in this recipe is intended for fresh berries. If you've got frozen cranberries, do not defrost them before use; just pick through them and add about 2 minutes to the simmering time. Orange juice adds little flavor, but we found that zest and liqueur pack the orange kick we were looking for in this sauce. Makes about 2 1/4 cups.


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William John Tout (1870–1946) was Labour MP for Oldham, a two-member constituency.

Tout began working in a cotton mill in Burnley at the age of ten, initially as a half-timer.  He opposed the half-time system, and took part in the Burnley Weavers' Association's campaigns against it.  This activity gradually brought him to prominence, and in 1911, Tout was elected as the general secretary of the Todmorden Weavers' Association.  Four years later, he was elected as vice-president of the Amalgamated Weavers' Association, to which the Todmorden union was affiliated.  He also served on the executive of the United Textile Factory Workers' Association.

Tout stood as a UTFWA-sponsored candidate in Oldham at the 1922 United Kingdom general election, winning the seat, and held it in 1923.  He lost his seat in 1924, possibly as a result of Labour standing two candidates.  He stood unsuccessfully again at the 1925 Oldham by-election.  He then won Sowerby from the Unionists in 1929, but lost it in 1931.

Out of Parliament, Tout retained his trade union posts until 1945, and remained secretary of the Todmorden Weavers until his death the following year.

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This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. In this powerful talk, Thomas Lloyd talks about taking pride in owning his identity and the strength that stems from that ownership. He talks with admiration about a movement that learnt that changing a community is much easier and much less damaging than changing one's own identity. In his journey he has learnt to walk in solidarity with not only those he identifies with but also other marginalized groups in society.
Thomas Lloyd is a Senior in the SFS majoring in STIA: Science, Technology & International Affairs. For the last two years he has served as the President of GUPride, Georgetown's LGBTQ Student group, one of the only such groups at a Catholic school in the country. As the group's president, Thomas helped raise the profile of GUPride and its catholic-campus LGBTQ work to a national level, while refocusing the mission of the group on to questions of intersectionality. Thomas has also been an RA at Georgetown for two years, written a regular column for The Hoya, and coached debate for The Bronx High School of Science for four years (his alma matter).


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Changes to ENGIE's Executive Committee as of 6 July 2018
By ENGIE - 06 July 2016 - 12:00
A little more than 2 years ago, a new management team was put in place to carry through ENGIE's transformation plan, with the ambition of making the Group a pioneer and precursor of a new decarbonised, decentralised and digitised energy world.
This transformation has now mainly been completed, ahead of the originally announced route plan. Since 2015, it has allowed 14 billion euros to be reinvested in growth drivers, the Group having made 43 acquisitions in the client solutions domain alone.
This is the fruit of the commitment of the more than 150,000 employees of the Group in the 70 countries in which it is present and of the collective operation of the team which makes up ENGIE's Executive Committee.
This profound change is already reflected in an improvement in the Group's organic growth, its profitability and a less carbonised asset portfolio, more in phase with its customers' needs. These favourable prospects have resulted in an increase in the dividend for 2018.
In order to coordinate the performance efforts of ENGIE's operational entities, Paulo Almirante becomes Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the Group. With strong and acknowledged industrial expertise and international experience, he will support the action of the members of the Executive Committee in relation to the current performance and development programs. He remains Executive Vice President, in charge of the Generation Europe, Brazil, NECST (North, South and Eastern Europe), MESCAT (Middle East, South and Central Asia and Turkey) Business Units, and of Environmental and Social Responsibility.
For Isabelle Kocher, ENGIE Chief Executive Officer, "During the last two years, decisive steps have been taken with respect to ENGIE's transformation. The consistency of our strategy is now being reflected in our results. We owe this to the convergence of the views and cohesiveness of the teams, starting with the Group's Executive Committee. Time has come to accelerate, and I have asked Paulo Almirante to coordinate efforts to realise the full potential of our three growth drivers: low-carbon generation, global networks and client solutions".
We are a global energy and services group, focused on three core activities: low-carbon power generation, mainly based on natural gas and renewable energy, global networks and customer solutions. Driven by our ambition to contribute to a harmonious progress, we take up major global challenges such as the fight against global warming, access to energy to all, or mobility, and offer our residential customers, businesses and communities energy production solutions and services that reconcile individual and collective interests. Our integrated - low-carbon, high-performing and sustainable - offers are based on digital technologies. Beyond energy, they facilitate the development of new uses and promote new ways of living and working. Our ambition is conveyed by each of our 150,000 employees in 70 countries. Together with our customers and partners, they form a community of imaginative builders who invent and build today solutions for tomorrow.2017 turnover: 65 billion Euros. Listed in Paris and Brussels (ENGI), the Group is represented in the main financial (CAC 40, BEL 20, Euro STOXX 50, STOXX Europe 600, MSCI Europe, Euronext 100, FTSE Eurotop 100, Euro STOXX Utilities, STOXX Europe 600 Utilities) and extra-financial indices (DJSI World, DJSI Europe and Euronext Vigeo Eiris - World 120, Eurozone 120, Europe 120, France 20, CAC 40 Governance). To learn more : www.engie.com
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Composer Gustav Mahler. Dr. Joanna Goldstein will Direct the IU Southeast Orchestra and members of Keep Louisville Symphonic in a performance of Mahler's Symphony No. 1 "Titan," Sunday, April 17 at 3:00 p.m. in the Ogle Center, 4201 Grant Line Road, New Albany. Tickets are $8 for adults and will be available at the door.


It's nearly time to reach for the tissues as another season will be in the books come late Saturday afternoon, as The College of Wooster football team (5-4, 4-4 North Coast Athletic Conference) closes out its 2018 season against No. 21 Wittenberg University (8-1, 7-1 NCAC) on Saturday, Nov. 10. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m., and prior to the game, the Scots will recognize their 12 senior student-athletes. Wooster will be looking to bounce back from a 66-18 loss at Denison University (7-2, 7-1 NCAC), and a win by the Scots has the potential to deny the Tigers a share of the NCAC title, as Wittenberg enters the week in a three-way tie for first-place in the conference with Denison and Wabash College (8-1, 7-1 NCAC). Wittenberg dispatched Ohio Wesleyan Unviersity (3-6, 3-5 NCAC) 42-13 on Saturday.
Live Coverage: MCTV will carry this week's contest online at https://portal.stretchinternet.com/wooster. MCTV customers living in Wayne and Stark Counties can also catch the replay with first airings scheduled for Ch. 22 (SD) at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday and Ch. 621 (HD) at 8 p.m. on Saturday. Fans are encouraged to check local listings for additional replay times. WKVX 960 AM will carry this week's contest live and online at https://wqkt.com.
All-Time Series: Wittenberg leads the all-time series, which dates back to 1912, 39-12-1. The Tigers have won the last nine meetings, and hold an 18-9-0 all-time record in Wooster. Wooster last won 27-6 in 2008.
Last Meeting: Alumnus quarterback Gary Muntean surpassed 3,000 yards passing on the season, and broke Wooster's career record for yards of total offense on a 79-yard touchdown pass to junior Nick Strausbaugh (Fredericksburg, Ohio/Waynedale), but the Scots were unable to overcome a trio of early interceptions during a 47-21 loss at No. 12 Wittenberg. Muntean turned in a 16-for-26 line for 226 yards, three touchdowns, and three interceptions in his final game in a Scots' uniform. The senior capped his career as the program's career leader in yards of total offense (9,041), passing yards (8,295), passing touchdowns (65), completion percentage (62.1), and passing efficiency points (145.6).
Offense Notes: Strausbaugh enters the week with 914 yards receiving, and should he reach 1,000 on the year, it'll mark just the third time in program history the Scots would have a 1,000-yard receiver. Of course, Strausbaugh has one of the two 1,000-yard receiving seasons in program history, thanks to his single-season school record of 1,315 from last season. Richie McNally's 1,060 yards in 2004 is the only other 1,000-yard season in program history. In fact, Strausbaugh's 914 yards are the third-most in a single season in program history. The standout logged his 12th career 100-yard game at Denison on Saturday. Senior Antonio Bailey (Duluth, Ga./Meadowcreek) scored his seventh rushing touchdown of the season at Denison, and he's now had at least seven touchdowns on the ground in each of the last three seasons. The touchdown marked the 24th rushing one of Bailey's career, and he's now in the program's all-time top 10 list. The four-year starter heads into his final game with 2,330 career yards rushing.
Defense Notes: Heading into the season, sixth-year head coach Frank Colaprete was looking for the Scots' defense to take big strides in key statistical areas, most importantly scoring defense and total defense. Entering the week, Wooster's held the opposition to 27.4 points per game, with that effort being headlined by a 41-0 shutout over Kenyon College two weeks ago, in what marked the Scots' first shutout since 2010. Should Wooster finish the year allowing fewer than 30 points per game, it'll mark a first for the program since 2012. Wooster's allowed 376.3 yards of total offense per game this season thanks in large part to a vastly improved rushing defense that's held the opposition to 113.3 yards per game on the ground. The Scots could very well finish the season allowing the fewest yards per game on the ground since the early 2010s. While Wooster didn't have a sack during last week's game at Denison, the Scots still rank in the top-25 in Div. III in sacks per game at 3.44. Wooster's 20 takeaways on the season are the most since the Scots logged 28 in 2013 - Colaprete's first season as the Scots' head coach.
Special Teams Notes: Freshman - and local product - Cole Hissong (Shreve, Ohio/Triway) is tied for the team lead in special teams tackles with eight, seven of which have come on kickoff coverage. Classmate Eric Kraus (Pittsburgh, Pa./Mount Lebanon) has been the Scots' coverage MVP this season on special teams evidenced by a co-team-best eight tackles and both of Wooster's fumble recoveries on kickoff coverage.
This and That: Wooster's in search of its first win in the season finale since its historic 28-27 come-from-behind victory over Ohio Wesleyan University on Nov. 16, 2013. In that game, Darrian Owens caught an 8-yard touchdown pass from Richard Barnes with :40 remaining, then Shawn Bowman blocked OWU's 47-yard field goal attempt with no time left. Wooster trailed 27-7 early in the fourth quarter before storming back for touchdowns on its final three drives. Wooster's 12 member senior class is comprised of: wide receiver Connor Allan (East Aurora, N.Y./East Aurora), Bailey, wide receiver Cyrus Boardman (Bel Air, Md./Archbishop Curley), wide receiver Russell Boston (Pittsburgh, Pa./Liberty (Wash.)), defensive tackle Marcus Bowers (Roseville, Mich./Fraser), linebacker Hunter Coia (Oldsmar, Fla./Canterbury), defensive back Derrick Florence (Jacksonville, Fla./Paxon School), defensive end Cornelius Gyamfi (Atlanta, Ga./Chamblee), left tackle Matt Hartzell (Washington, Pa./Bishop Canevin), center Trent Leggett (Waynesburg, Ohio/Carrollton), defensive end Steve Maryo (Middleburg Hts., Ohio/Berea-Midpark), and tight end Conor Shimabukuro (Columbia, Md./Wilde Lake).


To act as though something false is true, typically to dupe someone else. He gave on that he was a clueless new employee in order to gain access to the computer system.
To pretend something in order to deceive another: The con artist gave on that he was a car salesman, although in fact he knew very little about cars.


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October 1998 News and Events
Updated February 11, 2017 | Infoplease Staff
1998 News Month-By-Month
China to Improve Human Rights (Oct. 5): Signs major international agreement that includes ban on arbitrary arrest and torture, and protects freedom of thought, religion, and expression. Move seen as an important first step for China.
Thousands in Russia Stage Protest Strike (Oct. 7): Communists and trade unionists lead nationwide protest calling for President Yeltsin to resign.
Italian Prime Minister Ousted in Vote of No-Confidence (Oct. 9): Romano Prodi loses power by one vote in Parliamentary decision. He will remain in post with weakened power until replacement is found.
Netanyahu Names Ariel Sharon Foreign Minister (Oct. 9): Palestinians upset by appointment of former general and defense minister fired after massacre of hundreds of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon in 1982. Israeli commitment to peace process questioned.
Pakistan Clears Way for Islamic Order (Oct. 9): National Assembly grants federal government power to rule based on interpretation of the Qu'ran. Bill consolidates power of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and poses threat to women and minorities.
Re-Election of Azerbaijan President Questioned (Oct. 12): Challenger of Haydar Aliyev and international observers note lack of balanced coverage for all political groups, threats to voters, ballot box stuffing and other tampering in weekend election.(Oct. 12): Iranian Khordad Foundation raises its bounty on Rushdie to $2.8 million to counter government's disavowal of 1989 religious edict against author.
NATO Reaches Agreement with Yugoslav Federation President (Oct. 12): On verge of ordering air strikes, NATO receives last-minute commitment from Milosevic to withdraw forces from Kosovo. Agreement keeps Kosovo with Serbia while granting more autonomy to majority Albanian population.
Japanese Government Plans to Bail Out Banks (Oct. 12): Parliament passes bank reform legislation to help recover economy. $513 billion in aid to banks sends stock markets up worldwide.
U.N. Votes for End to U.S. Embargo of Cuba (Oct. 14): General Assembly, in record 157-nation ballot, opposes economic sanctions. Only U.S. and Israel object to nonbinding resolution.
Pinochet Arrested in London (Oct. 16): Former Chilean ruler detained in London medical clinic at request of Spanish magistrate. Charged with murder of Spanish citizens in his 17-year rule, during which at least 3,000 political opponents vanished or died. Chilean reaction is divided, as rallies break out across nation.
Mideast Peace Talks Extended (Oct. 18): Key issues remain in dispute between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat as talks carry into unplanned fifth day. (Oct. 19): Two hand grenades explode in crowd, injuring at least 60 people. After calling off part of talks, Netanyahu softens stance and agrees to discuss security issues and work toward an agreement with Arafat. (Oct. 23): The two leaders sign modest agreement calling for Israeli withdrawal from additional 13% of West Bank and promise of PLO to curb terrorism.
India and Pakistan End Talks With Little Progress (Oct. 18): First diplomatic meeting since nuclear testing by both countries in May comes to a close. Tensions remain high, as only agreement achieved is to meet again in February.
Hundreds Die in Nigerian Pipeline Explosion (Oct. 18): At least 700 die in blaze while scooping gasoline from a broken pipeline.
Rwanda to Free 10,000 Held on Genocide Charges (Oct. 19): Government to release portion of reported 120,000 accused of aiding in extremist Hutu government's slaughter of half a million people in 1994. Many had been imprisoned based simply on accusations.
Israeli-Palestinian Agreement Reached (Oct. 23): After nine-day conference, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Palestinian leader, Arafat, sign modest agreement in Washington. It provides for new life to Middle East peace effort and opens way for talks on 50-year-old dispute about Palestinian state. President Clinton presides over signing ceremony.
Serbs Begin Withdrawal From Kosovo (Oct. 26): Soldiers and police leave many fortified positions in province day before NATO deadline for air strikes. Albanian rebels move into abandoned sites. (Oct. 27): NATO suspends threats, seeing Serb compliance.
Clinton Economic Plan Supported (Oct. 30): Leading industrial nations endorse proposal to protect weaker ones from currency and stock market upheavals.
Iraq Halts Arms Inspections (Oct. 31): Closes international monitoring in challenge to U.N.
Recovery Plan Approved in Russia (Oct. 31): New government projects more public spending and tighter government control of economy to ease crisis. International Monetary Fund is critical.
Panel Votes in Favor of Impeachment Probe (Oct. 5): House Judiciary Committee votes 21–16 to recommend full-scale investigation of whether Clinton's alleged cover-up of affair with Monica Lewinsky is grounds for impeachment. (Oct. 8): In historic vote, House decides 258–176 to approve the inquiry, with 31 Democrats breaking ranks.
Clinton Advisers Resign (Oct. 5): Chief of Staff Erskine B. Bowles and Senior Adviser Rahm Emanuel announce their departure, only three weeks after resignation of Press Secretary Michael D. McCurry.
Religious Freedom Bill Passed By Senate (Oct. 9): Unanimous vote approves legislation requiring president to impose sanctions against countries practicing religious persecution.
Black Farmers' Case Ruled Class Action (Oct. 9): Federal judge clears way for more farmers to join $3 billion lawsuit against government Agricultural Department, accused of denying Blacks farm loans, crop subsidies and other benefits from 1983 to 1997.
Crackdown on Internet Pedophilia Approved (Oct. 12): Congress passes measure that will facilitate prosecution of adults who use Internet to lure children under 18 into sexual relations or send obscene material.
Congress Passes Digital Copyright Bill (Oct. 12): Legislation aims to punish those who circumvent high-technology security in order to copy software, movies, music, and other protected works.
F.B.I. Opens DNA Database (Oct. 13): Installs computer with national reach that is expected to reduce incidence of rape and other crimes by making it easier to catch repeat offenders early on.
Fugitive Faces New Bombing Charge (Oct. 14): Eric Robert Rudolph, 32, accused formally in Centennial Olympic Park bombing and two other bomb attacks in Atlanta in 1996. Authorities believe he is hiding in mountains in North Carolina.
Congress Approves Budget Proposal (Oct. 21): Package includes increased funding for education, the International Monetary Fund, and the environment. Clinton criticizes Republicans for drawing out 8-month, partisan battle over how to apportion $500 billion.
Business/Science/Society
Right-to-Die Appeal Rejected in Virginia (Oct. 2): Top court rejects Governor's request for reinsertion of feeding tube that had sustained comatose man. Court says removal of tube may facilitate natural death but cannot be considered murder.
Amnesty International Criticizes U.S. in Human Rights (Oct. 5): U.S. found to frequently violate the standards it demands of other countries. Practices include use of shock-emitting stun belts on prisoners, unprovoked beatings by police, and use of death penalty in many states.
Student, 21, Savagely Beaten in Suspected Hate Crime (Oct. 6): Gay University of Wyoming student, Matthew Shepard, burned, badly beaten, and left tied to a fence. Two young suspects charged with kidnapping, aggravated robbery, and attempted first-degree murder. (Oct. 12): Shepard dies in hospital after being in a coma for several days.
AIDS Deaths Decline in U.S. (Oct. 7): Total reported down to 16,865 in 1997, almost half 1996 toll.
New Technique Similar to Cloning Stirs up Debate (Oct. 8): Scientists add genes of infertile woman's egg to another egg and fertilize with sperm, making genetically-related children possible for infertile women. Practice banned in California.
Pictures Hint at Dawn of Universe (Oct. 8): Scientists believe Hubble Space Telescope reveals infrared glimpse of early galaxies formed in first billion years of cosmic history.
John Glenn Prepares for Return to Space (Oct. 9): First American to orbit Earth strapped into spaceship for first time in 36 years during drill. Oct. 29 launch of shuttle Discovery to make him oldest person ever in space.
Pope Canonizes Jew Who Became Nun (Oct. 11): Praises Edith Stein, Jewish intellectual who joined Carmelite Order before being sent to her death at Auschwitz.
Thousands Flock to Georgia for Message From Virgin Mary (Oct. 13): Pilgrims from as far away as Latin America gather to hear messages conveyed through former nurse. 100,000 estimated to attend what is to be the last of Nancy Fowler's annual public addresses.
20-Year-Old Sentenced to Life in Las Vegas Murder Case (Oct. 14): Young man who molested and strangled 7-year-old girl in casino toilet in 1997 is given four life terms without parole. No charges brought against a friend of the man, who observed killing without intervening.
Record Set by Mount Everest Climber (Oct. 17): Nepalese Sherpa sets unconfirmed record by reaching summit of world's tallest mountain in 20 hours and 24 minutes from base camp.
Severe Weather in Texas Kills 10 (Oct. 17, et seq.): Floods and tornadoes hit state. 1,500 people forced out of homes in emergency evacuations. (Oct. 21): Death toll climbs to 22 as rains continue.
Chronic Fatigue Affects 183 out of Every 100,000 Americans (Oct. 18): New study by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds condition to be more prevalent than previously believed. Adult women most susceptible to disorder, whose main symptom is at least six months of severe unexplained fatigue.
U.S. Begins Antitrust Case Against Microsoft (Oct. 19): Department of Justice starts presentation of evidence that aims to prove Microsoft practices have been unfair to consumers and competition. Outcome could have profound implications on U.S. economy.
Sniper Slays Abortion Doctor (Oct. 23): Obstetrician, Dr. Barnett Slepian, hit by bullet fired through window at his home outside Buffalo, N.Y. Incident alarms practitioners in wide area of New York and Canada.
Scientists Report Brain Discovery (Oct. 29): Generation of adult brain cells reported by American and Swedish researchers. Findings thought to show way for treatment of severe neurological disorders.
John Glenn, 77, Returns to Orbit (Oct. 29): Veteran astronaut takes off in space shuttle Discovery to perform experiments on aging. Thousands watch launch.
DNA Tests Called Evidence of Jefferson Affair (Oct. 31): Scientists believe they show that third president fathered at least one of slave Sally Hemings' children.
September 1998 News and Events
1998 Month-By-Month
November 1998 News and Events
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Looks like italians start to take care of you .) So, you are going to paddle with a proper Greenland (proper) paddle? I am still surprised you haven't started your trip with GP. Sounds like it would be good for your shoulders.
I miss the smooth lightness of carbon fiber and the way my blade used to catch the water, but I may get used to my storm paddle yet.


According to the sports director for WSB in Atlanta Zach Klein, Al Horford's torn pectoral might put him on the sidelines for the rest of the season. The report was confirmed when Yahoo! Sports' Marc Spears tweeted that Horford would miss at least three to four months. The Hawks last game is April 26, so at best, he might be able to get a week or two of play before the postseason. Horford's 12.4 points, 7 rebounds, and 1.3 blocks per game have helped Atlanta to a strong 7-4, during which they crushed the league-leading Chicago Bulls. Zaza Pachulia will likely start in his place.


The median is the literal middle of the data set, when arranged in order from smallest to largest. For an odd sized sample, the median is equal to the literal middle number. To find the median an even sized sample, add the two middle numbers and then divide the result by two.
The median of a distribution of data is determined as the 50th percentile point once the distribution has been defined.
For normal distributions, the median value occurs at or close to the mean of the distribution. This is also where the mode, or high point (most frequently occurring value), of the distribution occurs.
For distributions that are skewed to the left, both the median and mode occur to the left of (are smaller than) the average of the distribution.
For distributions that are skewed to the right, both the median and mode occur to the right of (are larger than) the average of the distribution.
Finding skewed distributions in a Lean Six Sigma project?
I normally find skewed distributions in data representing time. Foe example, a all centers time to resolve a level one help desk ticket. The call center is continuously trying to decrease the time to resolve a level one help desk ticket. The data set should show that most of the data should cluster closer to zero. This would represent skewed data that would have a central tendency best described by the median.


Welcome to a day in my life vlog, see us going to a J kids amusement park and shopping for family in waterway point mall,and some daily family life fun in Singapore.
3 or more New Video Upload Every Week mostly on Tuesday ,Thursday, Saturday.
Stalk me all day on - Social Media .
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Electronic Arts Inc.
$209Mn
Electronic Arts Inc.'s revenue fell -21.74% since last year same period to $1238Mn in the Q1 2019. On a quarterly growth basis, Electronic Arts Inc. has generated -3.96% fall in its revenue since last 3-months.
Electronic Arts Inc.'s net profit fell -65.57% since last year same period to $209Mn in the Q1 2019. On a quarterly growth basis, Electronic Arts Inc. has generated -20.23% fall in its net profits since last 3-months.
Electronic Arts Inc.'s net profit margin fell -56% since last year same period to 16.88% in the Q1 2019. On a quarterly growth basis, Electronic Arts Inc. has generated -16.94% fall in its net profit margins since last 3-months.
Earnings per share (EPS) estimates of the Electronic Arts Inc. post its latest quarter earnings
Electronic Arts Inc.'s earning per share (EPS) estimates for the current quarter stand at 3.04 - a 121.9% jump from last quarter's estimates.
Electronic Arts Inc.'s earning per share (EPS) estimates for the current year stand at 3.04.
Key ratios of the Electronic Arts Inc. post its Q3 2022 earnings
Electronic Arts Inc.'s earning per share (EPS) fell -8.23% since last year same period to 1.45 in the Q3 2022. This indicates that the Electronic Arts Inc. has generated -8.23% annual rate of fall in its earning per share (EPS) in the last 4 quarters.
Return on assets (ROA) indicates the profitability of the company in relation to its total assets. This ratio tells the financial health of the company. The higher the ROA, the better the company's financial health. If any company has a ROA in the range of 5% to 20% - it is generally considered good. ROA above 20% is generally considered excellent. Electronic Arts Inc.'s return on assets (ROA) stands at 0.07.
The Return On Equity ratio indicates a company's ability to turn equity capital received from shareholders into profits. ROE highlights the efficiency of equity capital in running the business. Generally, a return on equity in double digits is considered good. Electronic Arts Inc.'s return on equity (ROE) stands at 0.12.
Electronic Arts Inc. declared 0.19 dividend per share during the earnings announcement for Q3 2022.
Electronic Arts were created in 1982 by Apple executives. The business focuses on creating and distributing software games for personal computers. To develop their first video game, EA started with a team of 11 people and $5 million in funding from private investors. The company later developed software for the Apple II and Commodore Amiga computers. EA spent 50% of each product's development costs on retooling it to work on new hardware systems. EA went public in September 1989, with a market capitalization of around $84 million. In 1987, Electronic Arts opened a production plant in Langley, England. Sales were $63.5 million in 1989, while net income increased from $1.3 million to $4 million. EA bought Playdemic Studios from Warner Bros. Interactive for $1.4 billion in June 2021. Blake Jorgensen, the company's current CFO and COO, will be stepping down by the middle of 2022. Blake Jorgensen, the current CFO and COO, will be stepping down by mid-2022, according to the company's SEC filings from September 2021. Laura Miele, the company's head of studios, will take over as COO, and a hunt for a new CFO will begin. Currently Electronic Arts, Inc. has a market cap of $35.61 Billion. It has a P.E ratio of 39.52. The shares of Electronic Arts, Inc. are trading at $128.68. .
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package org.springframework.web.servlet.view.velocity;

import org.springframework.web.servlet.view.AbstractTemplateViewResolver;
import org.springframework.web.servlet.view.AbstractUrlBasedView;

/**
 * Convenience subclass of UrlBasedViewResolver that supports VelocityView
 * (that is Velocity templates) and custom subclasses of it.
 *
 *
The view class for all views generated by this resolver can be specified
 * via setViewClass. See UrlBasedViewResolver's javadoc for details.
 *
 *
Note: When chaining ViewResolvers, a VelocityViewResolver always needs
 * to be last, as it will attempt to resolve any view name, no matter whether
 * the underlying resource actually exists.
 *
 * @author Juergen Hoeller
 * @since 13.12.2003
 * @see #setViewClass
 * @see #setPrefix
 * @see #setSuffix
 * @see #setRequestContextAttribute
 * @see #setExposeSpringMacroHelpers
 * @see #setVelocityFormatterAttribute
 * @see #setDateToolAttribute
 * @see #setNumberToolAttribute
 * @see VelocityView
 */
public class VelocityViewResolver extends AbstractTemplateViewResolver {

	private String velocityFormatterAttribute;

	private String dateToolAttribute;

	private String numberToolAttribute;

	private String toolboxConfigLocation;

	/**
	 * Sets default viewClass to requiredViewClass.
	 * @see #setViewClass
	 * @see #requiredViewClass
	 */
	public VelocityViewResolver() {
		setViewClass(requiredViewClass());
	}

	/**
	 * Requires VelocityView.
	 * @see VelocityView
	 */
	protected Class requiredViewClass() {
		return VelocityView.class;
	}

	/**
	 * Set the name of the VelocityFormatter helper object to expose in the
	 * Velocity context of this view, or null if not needed.
	 * VelocityFormatter is part of the standard Velocity distribution.
	 * @see org.apache.velocity.app.tools.VelocityFormatter
	 * @see VelocityView#setVelocityFormatterAttribute
	 */
	public void setVelocityFormatterAttribute(String velocityFormatterAttribute) {
		this.velocityFormatterAttribute = velocityFormatterAttribute;
	}

	/**
	 * Set the name of the DateTool helper object to expose in the Velocity context
	 * of this view, or null if not needed. DateTool is part of Velocity Tools 1.0.
	 * @see org.apache.velocity.tools.generic.DateTool
	 * @see VelocityView#setDateToolAttribute
	 */
	public void setDateToolAttribute(String dateToolAttribute) {
		this.dateToolAttribute = dateToolAttribute;
	}

	/**
	 * Set the name of the NumberTool helper object to expose in the Velocity context
	 * of this view, or null if not needed. NumberTool is part of Velocity Tools 1.1.
	 * @see org.apache.velocity.tools.generic.NumberTool
	 * @see VelocityView#setNumberToolAttribute
	 */
	public void setNumberToolAttribute(String numberToolAttribute) {
		this.numberToolAttribute = numberToolAttribute;
	}

	/**
	 * Set a Velocity Toolbox config location, for example "/WEB-INF/toolbox.xml",
	 * to automatically load a Velocity Tools toolbox definition file and expose
	 * all defined tools in the specified scopes. If no config location is
	 * specified, no toolbox will be loaded and exposed.
	 *
The specfied location string needs to refer to a ServletContext
	 * resource, as expected by ServletToolboxManager which is part of
	 * the view package of Velocity Tools.
	 *
Note: Specifying a toolbox config location will lead to
	 * VelocityToolboxView instances being created.
	 * @see org.apache.velocity.tools.view.servlet.ServletToolboxManager#getInstance
	 * @see VelocityToolboxView#setToolboxConfigLocation
	 */
	public void setToolboxConfigLocation(String toolboxConfigLocation) {
		this.toolboxConfigLocation = toolboxConfigLocation;
	}

	protected void initApplicationContext() {
		super.initApplicationContext();

		if (this.toolboxConfigLocation != null) {
			if (VelocityView.class.equals(getViewClass())) {
				logger.info("Using VelocityToolboxView instead of default VelocityView " +
						"due to specified toolboxConfigLocation");
				setViewClass(VelocityToolboxView.class);
			}
			else if (!VelocityToolboxView.class.isAssignableFrom(getViewClass())) {
				throw new IllegalArgumentException(
						"Given view class [" + getViewClass().getName() +
						"] is not of type [" + VelocityToolboxView.class.getName() +
						"], which it needs to be in case of a specified toolboxConfigLocation");
			}
		}
	}

	protected AbstractUrlBasedView buildView(String viewName) throws Exception {
		VelocityView view = (VelocityView) super.buildView(viewName);
		view.setVelocityFormatterAttribute(this.velocityFormatterAttribute);
		view.setDateToolAttribute(this.dateToolAttribute);
		view.setNumberToolAttribute(this.numberToolAttribute);
		if (this.toolboxConfigLocation != null) {
			((VelocityToolboxView) view).setToolboxConfigLocation(this.toolboxConfigLocation);
		}
		return view;
	}

}

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import * as randomBytes from 'randombytes';
import * as querystring from 'querystring';
import * as vscode from 'vscode';
import { createServer, startServer } from './authServer';

import { v4 as uuid } from 'uuid';
import { keychain } from './keychain';
import Logger from './logger';
import { toBase64UrlEncoding } from './utils';
import fetch from 'node-fetch';
import { sha256 } from './env/node/sha256';

const redirectUrl = 'https://vscode-redirect.azurewebsites.net/';
const loginEndpointUrl = 'https://login.microsoftonline.com/';
const clientId = 'aebc6443-996d-45c2-90f0-388ff96faa56';
const tenant = 'organizations';

interface IToken {
	accessToken?: string; // When unable to refresh due to network problems, the access token becomes undefined

	expiresIn?: number; // How long access token is valid, in seconds
	expiresAt?: number; // UNIX epoch time at which token will expire
	refreshToken: string;

	account: {
		label: string;
		id: string;
	};
	scope: string;
	sessionId: string; // The account id + the scope
}

interface ITokenClaims {
	tid: string;
	email?: string;
	unique_name?: string;
	oid?: string;
	altsecid?: string;
	ipd?: string;
	scp: string;
}

interface IStoredSession {
	id: string;
	refreshToken: string;
	scope: string; // Scopes are alphabetized and joined with a space
	account: {
		label?: string;
		displayName?: string,
		id: string
	}
}

export interface ITokenResponse {
	access_token: string;
	expires_in: number;
	ext_expires_in: number;
	refresh_token: string;
	scope: string;
	token_type: string;
}

function parseQuery(uri: vscode.Uri) {
	return uri.query.split('&').reduce((prev: any, current) => {
		const queryString = current.split('=');
		prev[queryString[0]] = queryString[1];
		return prev;
	}, {});
}

export const onDidChangeSessions = new vscode.EventEmitter<vscode.AuthenticationSessionsChangeEvent>();

export const REFRESH_NETWORK_FAILURE = 'Network failure';

class UriEventHandler extends vscode.EventEmitter<vscode.Uri> implements vscode.UriHandler {
	public handleUri(uri: vscode.Uri) {
		this.fire(uri);
	}
}

export class AzureActiveDirectoryService {
	private _tokens: IToken[] = [];
	private _refreshTimeouts: Map<string, NodeJS.Timeout> = new Map<string, NodeJS.Timeout>();
	private _uriHandler: UriEventHandler;

	constructor() {
		this._uriHandler = new UriEventHandler();
		vscode.window.registerUriHandler(this._uriHandler);
	}

	public async initialize(): Promise<void> {
		const storedData = await keychain.getToken();
		if (storedData) {
			try {
				const sessions = this.parseStoredData(storedData);
				const refreshes = sessions.map(async session => {
					if (!session.refreshToken) {
						return Promise.resolve();
					}

					try {
						await this.refreshToken(session.refreshToken, session.scope, session.id);
					} catch (e) {
						if (e.message === REFRESH_NETWORK_FAILURE) {
							const didSucceedOnRetry = await this.handleRefreshNetworkError(session.id, session.refreshToken, session.scope);
							if (!didSucceedOnRetry) {
								this._tokens.push({
									accessToken: undefined,
									refreshToken: session.refreshToken,
									account: {
										label: session.account.label ?? session.account.displayName!,
										id: session.account.id
									},
									scope: session.scope,
									sessionId: session.id
								});
								this.pollForReconnect(session.id, session.refreshToken, session.scope);
							}
						} else {
							await this.logout(session.id);
						}
					}
				});

				await Promise.all(refreshes);
			} catch (e) {
				Logger.info('Failed to initialize stored data');
				await this.clearSessions();
			}
		}

		this.pollForChange();
	}

	private parseStoredData(data: string): IStoredSession[] {
		return JSON.parse(data);
	}

	private async storeTokenData(): Promise<void> {
		const serializedData: IStoredSession[] = this._tokens.map(token => {
			return {
				id: token.sessionId,
				refreshToken: token.refreshToken,
				scope: token.scope,
				account: token.account
			};
		});

		await keychain.setToken(JSON.stringify(serializedData));
	}

	private pollForChange() {
		setTimeout(async () => {
			const addedIds: string[] = [];
			let removedIds: string[] = [];
			const storedData = await keychain.getToken();
			if (storedData) {
				try {
					const sessions = this.parseStoredData(storedData);
					let promises = sessions.map(async session => {
						const matchesExisting = this._tokens.some(token => token.scope === session.scope && token.sessionId === session.id);
						if (!matchesExisting && session.refreshToken) {
							try {
								await this.refreshToken(session.refreshToken, session.scope, session.id);
								addedIds.push(session.id);
							} catch (e) {
								if (e.message === REFRESH_NETWORK_FAILURE) {
									// Ignore, will automatically retry on next poll.
								} else {
									await this.logout(session.id);
								}
							}
						}
					});

					promises = promises.concat(this._tokens.map(async token => {
						const matchesExisting = sessions.some(session => token.scope === session.scope && token.sessionId === session.id);
						if (!matchesExisting) {
							await this.logout(token.sessionId);
							removedIds.push(token.sessionId);
						}
					}));

					await Promise.all(promises);
				} catch (e) {
					Logger.error(e.message);
					// if data is improperly formatted, remove all of it and send change event
					removedIds = this._tokens.map(token => token.sessionId);
					this.clearSessions();
				}
			} else {
				if (this._tokens.length) {
					// Log out all, remove all local data
					removedIds = this._tokens.map(token => token.sessionId);
					Logger.info('No stored keychain data, clearing local data');

					this._tokens = [];

					this._refreshTimeouts.forEach(timeout => {
						clearTimeout(timeout);
					});

					this._refreshTimeouts.clear();
				}
			}

			if (addedIds.length || removedIds.length) {
				onDidChangeSessions.fire({ added: addedIds, removed: removedIds, changed: [] });
			}

			this.pollForChange();
		}, 1000 * 30);
	}

	private async convertToSession(token: IToken): Promise<vscode.AuthenticationSession> {
		const resolvedToken = await this.resolveAccessToken(token);
		return {
			id: token.sessionId,
			accessToken: resolvedToken,
			account: token.account,
			scopes: token.scope.split(' ')
		};
	}

	private async resolveAccessToken(token: IToken): Promise<string> {
		if (token.accessToken && (!token.expiresAt || token.expiresAt > Date.now())) {
			token.expiresAt
				? Logger.info(`Token available from cache, expires in ${token.expiresAt - Date.now()} milliseconds`)
				: Logger.info('Token available from cache');
			return Promise.resolve(token.accessToken);
		}

		try {
			Logger.info('Token expired or unavailable, trying refresh');
			const refreshedToken = await this.refreshToken(token.refreshToken, token.scope, token.sessionId);
			if (refreshedToken.accessToken) {
				return refreshedToken.accessToken;
			} else {
				throw new Error();
			}
		} catch (e) {
			throw new Error('Unavailable due to network problems');
		}
	}

	private getTokenClaims(accessToken: string): ITokenClaims {
		try {
			return JSON.parse(Buffer.from(accessToken.split('.')[1], 'base64').toString());
		} catch (e) {
			Logger.error(e.message);
			throw new Error('Unable to read token claims');
		}
	}

	get sessions(): Promise<vscode.AuthenticationSession[]> {
		return Promise.all(this._tokens.map(token => this.convertToSession(token)));
	}

	public async login(scope: string): Promise<vscode.AuthenticationSession> {
		Logger.info('Logging in...');
		if (!scope.includes('offline_access')) {
			Logger.info('Warning: The \'offline_access\' scope was not included, so the generated token will not be able to be refreshed.');
		}

		return new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
			if (vscode.env.uiKind === vscode.UIKind.Web) {
				resolve(this.loginWithoutLocalServer(scope));
				return;
			}

			const nonce = randomBytes(16).toString('base64');
			const { server, redirectPromise, codePromise } = createServer(nonce);

			let token: IToken | undefined;
			try {
				const port = await startServer(server);
				vscode.env.openExternal(vscode.Uri.parse(`http://localhost:${port}/signin?nonce=${encodeURIComponent(nonce)}`));

				const redirectReq = await redirectPromise;
				if ('err' in redirectReq) {
					const { err, res } = redirectReq;
					res.writeHead(302, { Location: `/?error=${encodeURIComponent(err && err.message || 'Unknown error')}` });
					res.end();
					throw err;
				}

				const host = redirectReq.req.headers.host || '';
				const updatedPortStr = (/^[^:]+:(\d+)$/.exec(Array.isArray(host) ? host[0] : host) || [])[1];
				const updatedPort = updatedPortStr ? parseInt(updatedPortStr, 10) : port;

				const state = `${updatedPort},${encodeURIComponent(nonce)}`;

				const codeVerifier = toBase64UrlEncoding(randomBytes(32).toString('base64'));
				const codeChallenge = toBase64UrlEncoding(await sha256(codeVerifier));
				const loginUrl = `${loginEndpointUrl}${tenant}/oauth2/v2.0/authorize?response_type=code&response_mode=query&client_id=${encodeURIComponent(clientId)}&redirect_uri=${encodeURIComponent(redirectUrl)}&state=${state}&scope=${encodeURIComponent(scope)}&prompt=select_account&code_challenge_method=S256&code_challenge=${codeChallenge}`;

				await redirectReq.res.writeHead(302, { Location: loginUrl });
				redirectReq.res.end();

				const codeRes = await codePromise;
				const res = codeRes.res;

				try {
					if ('err' in codeRes) {
						throw codeRes.err;
					}
					token = await this.exchangeCodeForToken(codeRes.code, codeVerifier, scope);
					this.setToken(token, scope);
					Logger.info('Login successful');
					res.writeHead(302, { Location: '/' });
					const session = await this.convertToSession(token);
					resolve(session);
					res.end();
				} catch (err) {
					res.writeHead(302, { Location: `/?error=${encodeURIComponent(err && err.message || 'Unknown error')}` });
					res.end();
					reject(err.message);
				}
			} catch (e) {
				Logger.error(e.message);

				// If the error was about starting the server, try directly hitting the login endpoint instead
				if (e.message === 'Error listening to server' || e.message === 'Closed' || e.message === 'Timeout waiting for port') {
					await this.loginWithoutLocalServer(scope);
				}

				reject(e.message);
			} finally {
				setTimeout(() => {
					server.close();
				}, 5000);
			}
		});
	}

	private getCallbackEnvironment(callbackUri: vscode.Uri): string {
		if (callbackUri.authority.endsWith('.workspaces.github.com')) {
			return `${callbackUri.authority},`;
		}

		switch (callbackUri.authority) {
			case 'online.visualstudio.com':
				return 'vso,';
			case 'online-ppe.core.vsengsaas.visualstudio.com':
				return 'vsoppe,';
			case 'online.dev.core.vsengsaas.visualstudio.com':
				return 'vsodev,';
			default:
				return '';
		}
	}

	private async loginWithoutLocalServer(scope: string): Promise<vscode.AuthenticationSession> {
		const callbackUri = await vscode.env.asExternalUri(vscode.Uri.parse(`${vscode.env.uriScheme}://vscode.microsoft-authentication`));
		const nonce = randomBytes(16).toString('base64');
		const port = (callbackUri.authority.match(/:([0-9]*)$/) || [])[1] || (callbackUri.scheme === 'https' ? 443 : 80);
		const callbackEnvironment = this.getCallbackEnvironment(callbackUri);
		const state = `${callbackEnvironment}${port},${encodeURIComponent(nonce)},${encodeURIComponent(callbackUri.query)}`;
		const signInUrl = `${loginEndpointUrl}${tenant}/oauth2/v2.0/authorize`;
		let uri = vscode.Uri.parse(signInUrl);
		const codeVerifier = toBase64UrlEncoding(randomBytes(32).toString('base64'));
		const codeChallenge = toBase64UrlEncoding(await sha256(codeVerifier));
		uri = uri.with({
			query: `response_type=code&client_id=${encodeURIComponent(clientId)}&response_mode=query&redirect_uri=${redirectUrl}&state=${state}&scope=${scope}&prompt=select_account&code_challenge_method=S256&code_challenge=${codeChallenge}`
		});
		vscode.env.openExternal(uri);

		const timeoutPromise = new Promise((_: (value: vscode.AuthenticationSession) => void, reject) => {
			const wait = setTimeout(() => {
				clearTimeout(wait);
				reject('Login timed out.');
			}, 1000 * 60 * 5);
		});

		return Promise.race([this.handleCodeResponse(state, codeVerifier, scope), timeoutPromise]);
	}

	private async handleCodeResponse(state: string, codeVerifier: string, scope: string): Promise<vscode.AuthenticationSession> {
		let uriEventListener: vscode.Disposable;
		return new Promise((resolve: (value: vscode.AuthenticationSession) => void, reject) => {
			uriEventListener = this._uriHandler.event(async (uri: vscode.Uri) => {
				try {
					const query = parseQuery(uri);
					const code = query.code;

					// Workaround double encoding issues of state in web
					if (query.state !== state && decodeURIComponent(query.state) !== state) {
						throw new Error('State does not match.');
					}

					const token = await this.exchangeCodeForToken(code, codeVerifier, scope);
					this.setToken(token, scope);

					const session = await this.convertToSession(token);
					resolve(session);
				} catch (err) {
					reject(err);
				}
			});
		}).then(result => {
			uriEventListener.dispose();
			return result;
		}).catch(err => {
			uriEventListener.dispose();
			throw err;
		});
	}

	private async setToken(token: IToken, scope: string): Promise<void> {
		const existingTokenIndex = this._tokens.findIndex(t => t.sessionId === token.sessionId);
		if (existingTokenIndex > -1) {
			this._tokens.splice(existingTokenIndex, 1, token);
		} else {
			this._tokens.push(token);
		}

		this.clearSessionTimeout(token.sessionId);

		if (token.expiresIn) {
			this._refreshTimeouts.set(token.sessionId, setTimeout(async () => {
				try {
					await this.refreshToken(token.refreshToken, scope, token.sessionId);
					onDidChangeSessions.fire({ added: [], removed: [], changed: [token.sessionId] });
				} catch (e) {
					if (e.message === REFRESH_NETWORK_FAILURE) {
						const didSucceedOnRetry = await this.handleRefreshNetworkError(token.sessionId, token.refreshToken, scope);
						if (!didSucceedOnRetry) {
							this.pollForReconnect(token.sessionId, token.refreshToken, token.scope);
						}
					} else {
						await this.logout(token.sessionId);
						onDidChangeSessions.fire({ added: [], removed: [token.sessionId], changed: [] });
					}
				}
			}, 1000 * (token.expiresIn - 30)));
		}

		this.storeTokenData();
	}

	private getTokenFromResponse(json: ITokenResponse, scope: string, existingId?: string): IToken {
		const claims = this.getTokenClaims(json.access_token);
		return {
			expiresIn: json.expires_in,
			expiresAt: json.expires_in ? Date.now() + json.expires_in * 1000 : undefined,
			accessToken: json.access_token,
			refreshToken: json.refresh_token,
			scope,
			sessionId: existingId || `${claims.tid}/${(claims.oid || (claims.altsecid || '' + claims.ipd || ''))}/${uuid()}`,
			account: {
				label: claims.email || claims.unique_name || 'user@example.com',
				id: `${claims.tid}/${(claims.oid || (claims.altsecid || '' + claims.ipd || ''))}`
			}
		};
	}

	private async exchangeCodeForToken(code: string, codeVerifier: string, scope: string): Promise<IToken> {
		Logger.info('Exchanging login code for token');
		try {
			const postData = querystring.stringify({
				grant_type: 'authorization_code',
				code: code,
				client_id: clientId,
				scope: scope,
				code_verifier: codeVerifier,
				redirect_uri: redirectUrl
			});

			const result = await fetch(`${loginEndpointUrl}${tenant}/oauth2/v2.0/token`, {
				method: 'POST',
				headers: {
					'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded',
					'Content-Length': postData.length.toString()
				},
				body: postData
			});

			if (result.ok) {
				Logger.info('Exchanging login code for token success');
				const json = await result.json();
				return this.getTokenFromResponse(json, scope);
			} else {
				Logger.error('Exchanging login code for token failed');
				throw new Error('Unable to login.');
			}
		} catch (e) {
			Logger.error(e.message);
			throw e;
		}
	}

	private async refreshToken(refreshToken: string, scope: string, sessionId: string): Promise<IToken> {
		try {
			Logger.info('Refreshing token...');
			const postData = querystring.stringify({
				refresh_token: refreshToken,
				client_id: clientId,
				grant_type: 'refresh_token',
				scope: scope
			});

			const result = await fetch(`https://login.microsoftonline.com/${tenant}/oauth2/v2.0/token`, {
				method: 'POST',
				headers: {
					'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded',
					'Content-Length': postData.length.toString()
				},
				body: postData
			});

			if (result.ok) {
				const json = await result.json();
				const token = this.getTokenFromResponse(json, scope, sessionId);
				this.setToken(token, scope);
				Logger.info('Token refresh success');
				return token;
			} else {
				Logger.error('Refreshing token failed');
				throw new Error('Refreshing token failed.');
			}
		} catch (e) {
			Logger.error('Refreshing token failed');
			throw e;
		}
	}

	private clearSessionTimeout(sessionId: string): void {
		const timeout = this._refreshTimeouts.get(sessionId);
		if (timeout) {
			clearTimeout(timeout);
			this._refreshTimeouts.delete(sessionId);
		}
	}

	private removeInMemorySessionData(sessionId: string) {
		const tokenIndex = this._tokens.findIndex(token => token.sessionId === sessionId);
		if (tokenIndex > -1) {
			this._tokens.splice(tokenIndex, 1);
		}

		this.clearSessionTimeout(sessionId);
	}

	private pollForReconnect(sessionId: string, refreshToken: string, scope: string): void {
		this.clearSessionTimeout(sessionId);

		this._refreshTimeouts.set(sessionId, setTimeout(async () => {
			try {
				await this.refreshToken(refreshToken, scope, sessionId);
			} catch (e) {
				this.pollForReconnect(sessionId, refreshToken, scope);
			}
		}, 1000 * 60 * 30));
	}

	private handleRefreshNetworkError(sessionId: string, refreshToken: string, scope: string, attempts: number = 1): Promise<boolean> {
		return new Promise((resolve, _) => {
			if (attempts === 3) {
				Logger.error('Token refresh failed after 3 attempts');
				return resolve(false);
			}

			if (attempts === 1) {
				const token = this._tokens.find(token => token.sessionId === sessionId);
				if (token) {
					token.accessToken = undefined;
					onDidChangeSessions.fire({ added: [], removed: [], changed: [token.sessionId] });
				}
			}

			const delayBeforeRetry = 5 * attempts * attempts;

			this.clearSessionTimeout(sessionId);

			this._refreshTimeouts.set(sessionId, setTimeout(async () => {
				try {
					await this.refreshToken(refreshToken, scope, sessionId);
					return resolve(true);
				} catch (e) {
					return resolve(await this.handleRefreshNetworkError(sessionId, refreshToken, scope, attempts + 1));
				}
			}, 1000 * delayBeforeRetry));
		});
	}

	public async logout(sessionId: string) {
		Logger.info(`Logging out of session '${sessionId}'`);
		this.removeInMemorySessionData(sessionId);

		if (this._tokens.length === 0) {
			await keychain.deleteToken();
		} else {
			this.storeTokenData();
		}
	}

	public async clearSessions() {
		Logger.info('Logging out of all sessions');
		this._tokens = [];
		await keychain.deleteToken();

		this._refreshTimeouts.forEach(timeout => {
			clearTimeout(timeout);
		});

		this._refreshTimeouts.clear();
	}
}


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"There's definitely a difference," he said Friday. "You're going against guys who have been doing this for years and years. I think the biggest difference is these guys don't make false steps. These guys know exactly what they're doing, so you've got to know exactly what you're doing, and you've got to beat them to the punch. I think that's the biggest difference from the preseason to the regular season."
Leary missed last week's game with a strained groin, and although he returned to practice Thursday, he was limited in his two practices this week. The Cowboys list him as questionable.
Collins was asked about the prospect of starting for the first time.
"I haven't even gotten that far yet,'' Collins said. "When the time comes we'll definitely see what happens. I'm pretty excited. The work is done. I'm prepared and I look forward to going out there this weekend.''


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Consideration of Lithuania (Cont'd) - 1735th Meeting, 74th Session Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women
31 Oct 2019 -
Delegation of Lithuania
1. Mr. Eitvydas BINGELIS, Vice-Minister of Social Security and Labour of the Republic of Lithuania, Head of Delegation
2. Ambassador Andrius KRIVAS, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Lithuania to the United Nations Office and Other International Organizations in Geneva, Deputy Head of Delegation
3. Ms. Vita BALIUKEVIČIENĖ, Head of the Labour Law Division, Ministry of Social Security and Labour
4. Ms. Inga CECHANOVIČIENĖ, Head of the Specialised Health Care Division, Personal Health Department, Ministry of Health
5. Ms. Viktorija ČMILYTĖ-NIELSEN, Member of the Human Rights Committee, Parliament of the Republic of Lithuania
6. Ms. Neringa DULKINAITĖ, Advisor, International and European Union Affairs Unit, Ministry of Social Security and Labour
7. Ms. Inga GALDIKAITĖ, Minister Counsellor, Permanent Mission of the Republic of Lithuania to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva, 8. Ms. Kristina LIUTIKAITĖ, Attaché, Human Rights Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 9. Ms. Sonata MICKUTĖ, Senior Advisor, Public Security Policy Group, Ministry of the Interior
10. Ms. Vygantė MILAŠIŪTĖ, Senior Advisor, International Law Group, Ministry of Justice
11. Mr. Tomas MILEVIČIUS, Advisor, Equal Opportunities, Equality between Women and Men Division, Ministry of Social Security and Labour
12. Ms. Aurelija MINEIKAITĖ, Senior Advisor, Equal Opportunities, Equality between Women and Men Division, Ministry of Social Security and Labour
13. Ms. Aušra SADAUSKIENĖ, Chief Investigator, Pre-Trial Investigation Coordination and Control Unit, Activity Coordination and Control Board, Criminal Police Bureau
14. Mr. Laurynas GUDŽIŪNAS, Lawyer, Informing and Consulting Division, State Labour Inspectorate
15. Ms. Loreta STATAUSKIENĖ, Deputy Head of Curriculum Development Division, National Agency of Education
74th Session CEDAW
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Le tournoi de tennis de Doha 2006 se tient du 2 janvier au 7 janvier. Il accueille le  mondial Roger Federer, tenant du titre, ainsi que Nikolay Davydenko.

Résultats en simple
 Têtes de série

 Qualifiés

 Wild cards (invités)

Tableau final

Résultats en double

Têtes de série

Tableau final

Article connexe
 Saison 2006 de l'ATP

Liens externes
  Site officiel du tournoi

Tennis masculin en 2006
ATP 2006
Sport au Qatar en 2006
Tennis en janvier 2006


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Tag: The Witch
The Woman In The Woods: The Witch (2016) and Horror Narrative
The Witch (2016)
*originally published on The News Hub
Whatever you do, don't go into the woods – there are witches there. That's the basic moral of The Witch, one of the odder and more provocative works of cinematic horror to appear in the past few years. Directed by first timer Robert Eggers and without a single star to its name, it has received a wide theater release on the strength of critical praise from Sundance and beyond. It won the Directing Award at Sundance and has been critically touted as the "scariest film of the year," a slow-burning folktale that reaches back to the roots of Puritanism and our ancestors' terror of Satanic possession. Critics have dubbed it a milestone in horror, a game changer, a new world order.
There is no doubt that The Witch is a remarkable film. At a basic cinematic level, it's a brilliant use of atmosphere: the central family occupy a cabin on the fringes of a haunted wood (Canada, standing in for New England), replete with fog and winding, uncertain paths that lead farther from civilization. The film's well-placed moments of violence and slow-building tension found themselves within the hysterical underpinnings of Puritan religion, making the entire film as much a rumination on sin and salvation as it is a fairly straightforward haunting narrative, the fear of the witch in the woods. It is an effective, intelligent, and somewhat inaccessible art-house film – a film that deals more with the vagaries of belief and superstition than it does with actual scares. There are long sections of silence punctuated by dialogue that has characters speaking in a dialect steeped in religious tradition – a tradition that is never fully elucidated, with Biblically founded terrors that are never fully explained. The Witch is practically a slice of life, with little explanation for much of its horror. It is many things, and all of them interesting, but it is not the horror film we have come to expect.
The Witch both is and is not a horror film. It hits on specific tropes, but does not spend much time in examining their cause within the world of the film. The family is ejected from their colony, forced to eke out their existence in isolation, yet we never learn why they were removed in the first place. Nor is it terribly clear how isolated they really are – we know that they still trade to a degree, and that the colony is still accessible, if a day's ride away. The film introduces concepts of the demonic possession of women and children, communion with Satan, blood sacrifice, and witches' Sabbaths, yet the religious underpinnings of these beliefs are developed only through cryptic dialogue and never outright exposition. These are not modern people haunted by an age-old evil at odds with contemporary belief structures, as in films like Paranormal Activity, but a family steeped in a cultural tradition where these things are very real. The Witch advertises itself as a "New England folktale," and it is something like listening to a folktale from an antecedent culture we no longer live in. The Witch does indeed hit generic horror markers, but from the perspective of foundational horror myths themselves. It looks back in time to treat of terror from the source.
The horror genre has gone through numerous permutations in its long, complex history. Even if one passes by horror's literary and folktale antecedents, the changes in genre from the advent of film to the contemporary period mean that some traditional horror is almost unrecognizable as scary to us now. Horror is steeped in the bending of tradition – it possesses its own rules, which it subsequently breaks, and then enforces new rules based on the breaking of the old ones. In the most simplistic terms, horror brings up the fears of the culture from which it stems, often altered or manipulated so that our monsters are but amalgams of our collective terrors. Horror is the collective cultural nightmare and even if we don't always find it particularly scary, we always see something of ourselves within both the victims and the monsters. In this context, what are we to make of The Witch?
One of the through-lines of The Witch is fear not just of the Other, but of the female Other. Female monstrosity is as old as the horror genre, and The Witch seeks for some of the historical antecedents of the fear of the feminine. Early in the film, the audience learns that witches are real and that they do all of the things that old Puritan stories say they do: stealing unbaptized children, dancing naked at midnight, having sex with Satan, transforming their shapes, leading men (or boys) astray. From our cultural perspective, The Witch reinforces the continued contemporary fear of the feminine – the witch (one of them at least) is an ugly monstrosity, the very symbol of the monstrous feminine. The film does not treat of the viciousness of witch trials or accusations, nor does it account for the foundational fears of powerful (and sexual) women that made the Puritans so very hysterical. Witch lore is rich in manipulative misogyny and power dynamics, yet The Witch avoids this dialogue in favor of a family drama driven by externalized fear and internal strife. At the same time, the film provides a catharsis of a sort, as the teenage girl at the edge of womanhood chooses to reject her father's repressive religion and ally herself to the (feminine) darkness. The film does not fall into the error of proclaiming itself as feminist or anti-feminist, but rather presents a complex, multi-layered narrative that presents itself as an examination into the foundations of contemporary horror.
The horror genre has been going through yet another shift in focus. A genre often – though not exclusively – dominated by patriarchal prerogative, it now has begun to focalize through the female experience. Women in horror have often been monsters and have often been victims, but rarely have they been the driving narrative force. Rarely have they possessed the camera, either behind it or in front of it, and so films like The Babadook, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, It Follows, Teeth, and, now, The Witch are unique in their focus on the feminine experience, both from within the characters themselves and from their external participation patriarchal structure. Even the original version of Paranormal Activity, a film that arguably began the most recent low-budget, low maintenance horror craze, was directed through the experience of a woman faced with male disbelief and then fear. The Witch, though far from a feminist work, adds another piece to the puzzle.
In returning to the origins of American horror, the film places itself in a unique and problematic position vis-a-vis its audience. The audience with which I saw The Witch was not particularly receptive to what the film was trying to achieve. While they were relatively respectful during the first half of the film, the building of tension and atmosphere began to give way to boredom. The people beside, behind, and in front began to talk, and then to giggle during silences or periods with long stretches of dialogue. The lack of jump scares, of any real recognizable "horror" tropes, evidently got to them. By the time the film had ended, both my friend and myself were seething with anger because we had been robbed of our cinematic experience.
I think this experience was indicative of a failing not of The Witch, but of it's marketing, and of the way that critics have treated it. The Witch is not a horror film in the contemporary sense – it is an introspective drama, a folktale with horror elements that nonetheless cannot and should not occupy the same space as Paranormal Activity. It is about a culture that you must have some background with going in, as well as a willingness to pay attention to the film's structuring of religious superstition. To offer this film to audiences with the promise of "the scariest film ever made" is to set yourself up for exactly the problem I had: an audience that grows increasingly frustrated with the film failing to fulfill new genre conventions. And so the film suffers, along with those who wish to experience The Witch as it actually stands, and not as critics imply that it's supposed to stand.
Even as critics tout the film, audience response has been overwhelmingly negative. The complaint, I think, is not so much that The Witch is a bad film, but that rather it does not appeal to the things that many audiences want it to appeal to. It is an art-house film, applicable to those who want to investigate terror in the silences, the power of Calvinist religion, the fear of sin, the origins of horror. This is a world in which witches are real, in which children can accuse their elders of communing with the devil, in which Lucifer can appear in the form of a black goat, in which freedom comes at the price of your soul. This is the world of the Puritans, a world of darkness and real terror, but a world that is full of silence, of struggle, of random death and rampant dedication to a very strict system of belief. It is not a world of things that go bump in the night.
I believe that The Witch will ultimately receive its due and will be understood for the thing that it is and not the thing that it is not. At the very least its critically enforced popularity asks greater questions about what scares us as a culture, both where those fears came from and where they might be going. The future of the horror genre is bright, it seems, even as we wander in the darkness.
Author LaurenPosted on December 27, 2016 Categories Bloody Movies, Films, Reviews, and Complainings about the State of MediaTags Bloody Movies, feminism, horror films, robert eggers, The WitchLeave a comment on The Woman In The Woods: The Witch (2016) and Horror Narrative