For mid-market banking and finance transactions, CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo is a strong choice. Two of the larger financing transactions handled recently were advising Banco Popular on the negotiation with JP Morgan of a €572m term loan facility agreement, and assisting Gamut Capital Management with a $215m financing granted to IAC Group. Abraham Nájera leads the team. Curra Munuera left in May 2018 to work in house at Banco Caminos, while counsel Ignacio Ramos joined from Clifford Chance in July 2018.
CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo was busy advising on the issuance of bonds, an area where Banco Sabadell was a client. In another example, the team assisted Beka Finance and Bankinter, as managers and placers, with Audax Energía's second bonds issue worth €65m. Banco Santander, Novo Banco and Deutsche Bank are also clients. Counsel Ignacio Ramos joined from Clifford Chance in July 2018 and now works together with the renowned Carlos Peña and senior associate Íñigo Hernáez.
A highlight for CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo was acting for Lazard on Abertis' IPO. The capital markets team also assisted Fundación Bancaria Unicaja, the major shareholder of Unicaja, with the latter's €757m IPO process. Carlos Peña is recommended. Counsel Ignacio Ramos joined from Clifford Chance in July 2018, while former partner Curra Munuera left in May 2018 to work in house at Banco Caminos.
CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo frequently works with its international colleagues to advise on deals. An example of its national work was assisting Acciona with the sale of a 93% stake in maritime passenger and cargo carrier operator Compañía Trasmediterranea to transportation services provider Naviera Armas. Managing partners César Albiñana and Rafael Suárez de Lezo are considered leading individuals in the area. Carlos Peña, Antonio Pino and Luis Miguel de Dios are also recommended, and Rafael Sánchez and Javier Leyva made partner in April 2018.
Expert in the consumer goods sector, CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo has a particular focus on competition and distribution matters. Experienced competition partner Carlos Vérgez arrived from BROSETA Abogados in 2018 and leads the practice. The firm advised Acciona on the sale of its shipping subsidiary Trasmediterránea to Naviera Armas, and represented Lactalis in an appeal before the Spanish National Court related to an €88m fine imposed for the exchange of information on purchase prices, milk surpluses and breeders. Former head Patricia Liñán joined Bird & Bird in 2018.
CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo specialises in collective restructuring work and senior executive employment contracts. Leading the practice is César Navarro, who is an expert in the employment implications of corporate transactions. Also notable is Elena Esparza, who was promoted to partner in 2018 and is particularly experienced in disputes arising from the employment sector. The team advised Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy on the launch of its global restructuring project affecting more than 6,000 employees, and acted for Haitong in the negotiation and implementation of a collective redundancy procedure. In another recent highlight, the firm assisted Skyscanner with a number of dismissals and terminations by mutual agreement.
Specialist in telecoms, CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo focuses on data protection, regulation and e-commerce. Information and communication technologies expert Javier Torre de Silva leads the team, which includes experienced counsel Bartolomé Martín, who joined from DLA Piper LLP in 2018 and brings expertise in intellectual property and e-commerce. The firm is assisting Algérie Télécom Europe with the deployment of an underwater fibre cable linking Europe and Africa, and is advising Echostar Mobile on the launch of a new telecoms satellite network in Spain. Other key clients include Amazon, BT, Telefónica and Ferrovial Corporación. Blanca Escribano left for EY Abogados.
CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo's multi-disciplinary insurance team has domestic and international experience. Practice head Carlos Peña, who is a corporate and M&A specialist, leads a team that was recently strengthened by the arrival of financial regulatory expert Ignacio Ramos, who joined as counsel from Clifford Chance in 2018. The department is advising AIG on underwriting risks under warranties and indemnities insurance policies, as well as assisting Drive & Win with the launch of a car insurance contract, where the valuation of the risk is based on mobile phone telematics.
CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo's practice is led by Javier Torre de Silva. It has notable sector strength in the pharmaceutical, technology, financial, automotive and consumer goods industries. The practice is assisting Ricoh España with legal advice concerning new private copy regulation, and is handling the submission of allegations before the relevant authorities with regard to private copy regulations to be approved. Blanca Cortés is the key name. Bartolomé Martín joined as counsel in May 2018 from DLA Piper LLP.
Javier Torre de Silva leads the team at CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo, which handles contentious and non-contentious trade marks matters. Bartolomé Martín joined the team as counsel in May 2018 from DLA Piper LLP.
The 'proactive, clear and direct' team at CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo is 'well known as a specialist in the energy market and in particular in the renewable energy field'. The firm also has 'deep knowledge of regulation and business', notably in the electricity market. The team of 'excellent professionals' is led by managing partner César Albiñana and the 'outstanding' María Guinot, who has 'experience, solid knowledge of the market and a pragmatic approach'. They lead a practice that saw the arrivals of Juan José Zabala, who joined from Cortés, Abogados, and counsel Ignacio Ramos, who joined from Clifford Chance. The department advised Iberdrola, as majority shareholder of Gamesa, on a potential merger with the wind power business of Siemens, and assisted Alstom Renovables and GE Capital with the acquisition of a wind farm portfolio and entry into the Spanish market. Jaime Almenar is now with Clifford Chance.
CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo is representing Aldesa Construcciones in litigation filed against Adif due to the delay in the fulfillment of a railway construction contract. Former practice head Jaime Almenar left for Clifford Chance, while Juan José Zabala joined from Cortés, Abogados. Javier Torre de Silva is recommended for contentious matters and María Guinot heads the team.
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CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo is recommended for cross-border matters. Recent work includes advising construction company Chamartin La Grela on its insolvency. Juan Ignacio Fernández Aguado leads the team.
CMS Albiñana y Suárez de Lezo's white-collar crime practice counts numerous banks and their executives as clients. For example, it is representing the former president of BFA's audit committee Ángel Acebes in investigations into the bank's accounts. Other cases concern misappropriation, fraud and stock market manipulation allegations. Carlos Aguilar leads the team, which added senior associate Emilio Moyano, who joined from Ramón y Cajal Abogados, in November 2017.


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Майкл Бойл-Младший (ок. 1609 — 10 декабря 1702) — ирландский церковный и государственный деятель, который служил архиепископом Дублина с 1663 по 1679 год и архиепископом Армы с 1679 до 1702 года. Он также служил лордом-канцлером Ирландии (1665—1686).

Ранняя карьера
Бойл родился около 1609 года. Старший сын Ричарда Бойла (1574—1645), архиепископа Туамского. Его дядей был Майкл Бойл-Старший, епископ Уотерфордский. Именно благодаря потомкам его двоюродного брата, Ричарда Бойла, фамилия Бойл на протяжении веков была известна многочисленными пэрами, включая графов Корк, Оррери и Шеннон.

Бойл, по-видимому, получил образование в Тринити-колледже в Дублине, где он получил степень магистра, а 4 ноября 1637 года был записан в Оксфордский университет. В 1637 году он получил место священника в епархии Клойна, получил степень доктора философии и стал деканом Клойна в 1640 году. Во время войны в Ирландии служил капелланом-генералом английской армии в Манстере.

В 1650 году протестантские роялисты в Ирландии наняли Майкла Бойла вместе с сэром Робертом Стерлингом и полковником Джоном Даниэлем для ведения переговоров от их имени с английский протектором Оливером Кромвелем. Маркиза Ормонда возмутило поведение Бойла, когда он передал ему паспорт Кромвеля, который тот отверг.

Реставрация
После реставрации Стюартов Майкл Бойл стал членом Тайного совета Ирландии и был назначен епископом Корка, Клойна и Росса. В дополнение к епископским доходам он некоторое время продолжал получать доходы от шести приходов своей епархии, так как не мог найти для них священнослужителей. За заслуги Майкла Бойла в Англии в связи с ирландским Актом о поселении 1662 года Ирландская Палата лордов в Дублине распорядилась внести в свои дневники специальную благодарственную записку в 1662 году. Майкл Бойл был назначен архиепископом Дублинским в 1663 году и назначен лордом-канцлером Ирландии в 1665 году . Хотя назначение священнослужителя в качестве лорда-канцлера ранее были распространены, Майкл Бойл стал последним епископом, назначенным на это пост в Ирландии. Ему предложили должность лорда-канцлера только потому, что не было профессионального юриста с хорошей репутацией. Прежний лорд-канцлер Ирландии, сэр Морис Юстас, остался в должности канцлера до смерти просто из-за сложности в поиске подходящей замены. Майкл Бойл оказался трудолюбивым и неподкупным канцлером, заслужившим уважение сменявших друг друга лордов-лейтенантов Ирландии. Хотя он, несомненно, использовал свое влияние, чтобы продвинуть карьеру своего зятя, сэра Уильяма Дэвиса (? — 1687), который был назначен лордом-верховным судьей Ирландии в 1680 году, такое использование покровительства было общепринятой частью политики семнадцатого века.

В графстве Уиклоу Майкл Бойл основал город, которому дал имя Блессингтон, и за свой счет возвел там церковь, снабженную тарелками и колоколами. В связи с этим городом он в 1673 году получил титул виконта Блессингтона для своего единственного оставшегося в живых сына, Мурроу Бойла. В 1675 году Майкл Бойл был переведен с сана архиепископа Дублина на пост архиепископа Армы.

После восшествия на королевский престол католика Якова II Стюарта Майкл Бойл недолго оставался на посту лорда-канцлера и в третий раз был назначен лордом-судьей вместе с графом Гранардом и занимал этот пост до тех пор, пока Генри Хайд, граф Кларендон, не прибыл в качестве нового лорда-лейтенанта Ирландии в декабре 1685 года. Кларендон был очень высокого мнения о Бойле и, как говорят, возражал против его увольнения с поста канцлера, несмотря на отсутствие у него юридического образования.

Последние годы
В последние годы жизни Майкла Бойла его способности были значительно ослаблены: «его память исчезла, он оглох и почти ослеп, просто обломок прошлого». Примерно после 1683 года он не смог лично выполнять функции на занимаемой должности, и в 1686 году он ушел с поста лорда-канцлера. Он умер в Дублине 10 декабря 1702 года, на девяносто третьем году жизни, и был похоронен в Соборе Святого Патрика. Мало что из богатства, накопленного Бойлем, было направлено на религиозные или благотворительные цели. Письма и бумаги Майкла Бойла сохранились в архивах Ормонда в Килкеннском замке и в Бодлианской библиотеке. Портреты архиепископа Бойла были выгравированы Логганом и другими учеными.

Семья
Первым браком Майкл Бойл женился на Маргарет Синг, дочери преподобного Джорджа Синга (1594—1652), епископа Клойнского, и его первой жены Энн Эджворт. Она погибла в кораблекрушении в 1641 году вместе с их малолетней дочерью Мартой.

Вторично Майкл Бойл женился на Мэри О'Брайен, дочери Дермода О'Брайена (1594—1624), 5-го барона Инчикуина, и Эллен Фицджеральд. у супругов было семь детей, один сын и шесть дочерей:

 Мурроу Бойл, 1-й виконт Блессингтон (ок. 1645 — 26 апреля 1718)
 Элизабет Бойл, муж — Денни Маскэмп из Хорсли, графство Суррей. Их внуком был Джон Веси, 1-й барон Нэптон (? — 1761)
 Мэри Бойл, умерла молодой
 Маргарет Бойл, муж — Сэмюэль Синг, декан Килдэра, старший брат Эдварда Синга, архиепископа Туама.
 Элеонора Бойл, муж — Уильям Хилл из Хиллсборо. Мать Майкла Хилла (1672—1699)
 Марта Бойл, муж — сэр Уильям Дэвис (до 1633 - 1687), лорд-верховный судья Ирландии
 Онора Бойл (? — ноябрь 1710), 1-й муж — Томас Кромвель, 3-й граф Ардгласс (1653—1682), 2-й муж — Фрэнсис Кафф (1654—1694), депутат Ирландской палаты общин, 3-й муж — сэр Томас Бердет, 1-й барон Данмор (1668—1727).

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Епископы Корка, Клойна и Росса
Архиепископы Дублина
Архиепископы Армы
Лорды-канцлеры Ирландии

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To be successful, workplaces must promote human connections and nurture employee pride. Photo courtesy JLL.
Ed Nolan, managing director and practice leader for workplace strategy at JLL, discusses the power of human experience in the company's recently completed Chicago headquarters refresh.
How can we create an office that truly moves people? At JLL, we asked ourselves this question in 2014, when lease expiration was looming on our headquarters. We opted to stay in Chicago's iconic Aon Center with a catch: We needed to completely overhaul the office in order to create a workplace that was truly fit for the future.
Today, as I walk through the now completely revitalized 200,000-square-foot, six-floor renovation, I believe we have found our answer. To inspire humans to do great work, we need to ensure that the places where we gather, think and do, are blended in a way that directly supports the human experience and not the other way around. Too often in corporate real estate, the focus has been on how to fit people into a workplace. In this remodel, we turned that on its head, ensuring the place would fit our people, driving their quality of life, well-being and a sense of community.
Why focus on the human experience? The office opened its new doors recently, but already, we have strong anecdotal evidence that people are more likely to go the extra mile, to take pride in their work and feel like their personal success aligns with ours. That in turn feeds productivity, collective responsibility and ultimately improved client service.
The notion of designing around human experience is garnering lots of interest outside our own office too. In a recent global research project on human experience, part of JLL's recently launched Future of Work outlook, we surveyed more than 7,000 corporate employees from across 12 countries and found that overwhelmingly, workplaces focused on human happiness and experience are the most engaging and effective.
So, how did we get where we are today?
Engage employees early and often in workplace change. A good employee survey can go a long way in identifying what works, and what doesn't work, about the current space. So we did three. We began with a Location Analysis survey in early 2014, asking our teams about their satisfaction with working in the Aon Center and what was most important to them when considering whether to stay or explore new locations. We analyzed the results across multiple demographic cuts, and we made a much more informed and inclusive decision to stay.Later that year we went back to them with a Workplace Experience survey to gather feedback on such things as where people felt they lost productivity during the day and views on corporate culture. From that, we learned what would be our most important lesson: JLLers craved more collaborative space and new meeting technology that would make it easier to connect. Then in 2015, after engaging Gensler as our design partner, we conducted a third survey focused on the specific objectives for Office ReNew. The need for superior collaborative experiences was further reinforced. This resulted in a workplace design that delivered about 3 times more collaborative spaces and a significant supporting technology upgrade.
Embrace space mixology. JLL's culture is deeply collaborative, but our previous space was not conducive to it. For example, Mary Davenport, a Senior Program Manager who has worked on and off at JLL for 19 years, says her early days here were mostly spent in a wood-panelled cubicle, with few places to engage with colleagues. Being tethered to a desktop computer didn't help either.Now, instead of a row of cubes, our teams move freely between private heads-down space, conference rooms, huddle space and one-on-one rooms configured in areas called Studios. There are also a handful of drop-in rooms with keypad lighting to indicate at a glance whether the room is in use.
This desire for mix can be seen as a larger trend across the U.S. as well. According to our human experience research, 70 percent of U.S. employees say they would prefer an open-plan desk to an enclosed office if it means they would gain new access to a variety of attractive settings.
Look for ways to support comfort, well-being and work-life balance. In our new headquarters, we set out to ensure the workplace was pleasing to all five senses. We also wanted to ensure people felt free to move between spaces, even outside the office. Some changes were relatively simple. For example, Wagoner, who is 6-foot-5, says the new standing desk setups have made his lower back pain disappear.New conferencing and mobility technology was also a key piece of the puzzle. People can now digitally connect easily and securely, whether they are on the road, at home or in the next huddle space over.
The future of work is being shaped now. But today's employees may still need some help getting there. People who are leaving a desk they've been tied to for, say, a decade, will take time to adjust to the idea of exploring a menu of new locations. One way we're working on this is by ensuring top-down encouragement. If a manager is not using the coffee bar, their team may feel timid about going there. So we're talking with each other to help everyone understand that it's more than okay to work in the Club, or wherever they like—it's desired.
Our people worked hard to make this new office one that would go beyond your standard 'check the box' workplace. When I look at the result, I don't see a place where people go to work. I see a community of people who are inspired to do their best by a space designed to put the human experience first.
Actually, people like to work in an informal environment. I think they feel better and they are more productive.
I wholeheartedly agree with the first principle, "engage employees early and often in workplace change", but I think this can go far beyond staff surveys. I'd love to see workplace professionals incorporate more principles of participative engagement: spending the time to educate employees through workshops, mini-conferences/forums, speaker series, workplace tours, and deep dives into user research; and involve them in a co-creation process. It seems like a time consuming and expensive process but if you do it well then half your change job is done right there if you genuinely engage with people in the aspirational and strategy stages of a project, and it would mitigate the risks of the change efforts going badly.


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Journalist detained in Myanmar – Jouranlists' Forum appeal to PM
By Times of Assam Bureau	 On Dec 7, 2011
The Journalists' Forum Assam has appealed to the Prime Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh to look into the issue of the two Assamese journalists who have remained untraced since their detention in Myanmar on December 3 last.
It has been reported that two Indian journalists, Rajib Bhattacharya and Pradip Gogoi of Assam, is reported to be detained in Myanmar by the Burmese army. Bhattacharya is from the newly launched daily newspaper Seven Sister's Post from Guwahati. The newspaper is edited by former BBC journalist Subir Bhaumik. Rajib Bhattacharya went to take an exclusive interview from the Commander-in-Chief of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), Paresh Baruah at the outfit's bases located in jungles of China and Myanmar.
As per reports, R K Singh, Union Home Secretary for the information had revealed that two Indian journalists were detained inside Myanmar. Chief Editor of the newspaper and former correspondent to BBC, Subir Bhaumik confirmed that Rajib Bhattacharya had gone to Myanmar to interview Paresh Baruah. His wife, Rashmi Sharma, also a journalist, confirmed that it was a week since she last heard from her husband. However, Rajib's father, former IGP of Assam Hiranya Bhattacharya stated that he had no information about his son going to Myanmar.
|t is to be mentioned that some officials in the Union Home Ministry had contacted Rajib's wife assuring that Rajib was released by the Myanmarese authority and that he will enter Indian side on the same day. But till the news is being written, there is no information about the whereabouts of the duo. Even the Indian Embassy in Yangon denied having any information about them when Guwahati based journalists contacted the embassy. To make matters worse, there is no statement from either the Union Home Ministry, Myanmar Government or even the Assam State Government.
As such a formal request to the Prime Minister was made for taking personal interest in this matter, so that journalists Rajib Bhattacharya and Pradip Gogoi are traced and their return to India is ensured at the earliest.
Mentionable that several media had reported few days back that Paresh Baruah was captured in Myanmar, and Jiban Moran, the second-in-command of the hardliner faction of the ULFA, also was nabbed along with journalist Rajib Bhattacharya. However as reported by Times of Assam earlier, both Paresh Baruah and Jiban Moran have been confirmed to be safe by a source of the outfit. However the same source had remained unanswered about Rajib Bhattacharya.
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Rafael Nadal wins thrilling US Open final to close in on Roger Federer Grand Slam haul
Rafael Nadal claimed his fourth US Open title after edging a gutsy Daniil Medvedev in a five-set epic to move to within one Grand Slam of Roger Federer's all-time record.
The Spanish second seed led by two sets and a break before Medvedev, playing in his first major final, launched an astonishing comeback. Nadal eventually ran out 7-5 6-3 5-7 4-6 6-4 winner against the fifth seed after four hours and 50 minutes of breathtaking tennis.
Medvedev is one of the hottest players in men's tennis having reached a fourth straight final of a hard-court tournament, and somehow battled back from two sets and a break down before Nadal finally extinguished the Russian's game in the fifth to secure a 19th Grand Slam.
An exhausted Nadal was in tears as he sat in his chair waiting for the post-match presentations.
He admitted: "It's been one of the most emotional nights in my tennis career. It was an amazing final, since I had the match under control more or less. Tonight everybody saw why he is number four in the world.
"The way he was able to fight, to change the rhythm of the match, was incredible."
The 33-year-old Spaniard now knows the door is open for him to overhaul Federer and become the all-time major record holder.
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Nadal's trademark heavy hitting slowly wore down young Medvedev in the deciding set
Medvedev knew the size of the task he faced in his first major final, but he created just the 17th break point Nadal had faced in the entire tournament during the opening game, sending a message to the world No 2.
The 23-year-old underdog was unable to take his opportunity on that occasion but he did so on Nadal's next service game for an early 2-1 advantage. He was, however, unable to solidify his chance with an aggressive Nadal biting back immediately.
Medvedev came through a fluctuating eighth game, saving three break points along the way, but there was no escaping Nadal's clutches in the 12th game with the lethal forehand of the Spaniard giving him the set after 62 minutes.
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Medvedev's task of an upset was growing impossible knowing that Nadal was 15-1 in Grand Slam finals from this position.
Nadal, who beat the Russian for the loss of three games at the Rogers Cup in August, steadily broke Medvedev's resistance in the second set for a 4-2 lead before closing it out on serve to inch towards more glory in New York.
The odds on a Medvedev comeback were nigh-on-impossible bearing in mind that the last US Open champion to come back from a two-set deficit in the final was Pancho Gonzales over Ted Schroeder in 1949 and Nadal's record was an incredible 208-1 after winning the first two sets in his entire career.
The Spaniard was two sets and a break up before Medvedev battled back
When Nadal broke through in the fifth game the writing seemed to be on the wall for Medvedev. However, he somehow found a second wind to strike back and restore parity. The Russian showed plenty of mettle to pull an unlikely set back by breaking in the 12th game. He struck 18 winners, winning 14 of the last 15 points in a huge momentum shift.
The final was turning into a huge physical battle with both men pushing each other to the limit on a rocking Arthur Ashe. It was Medvedev who looked the fresher player late in the fourth with the relentless Russian nailing a screaming backhand winner on set point to send the contest into a deciding set shoot-out – the first time that had happened since Britain's Andy Murray beat Novak Djokovic in 2012.
Nadal eventually won a gladiatorial battle on Arthur Ashe
Medvedev received treatment on his left thigh ahead of the fifth but that didn't appear to impede his immaculate court-coverage. Nadal was forced into saving three break-point chances on his opening service game and he then dug deep to grab a 3-2 advantage following another epic rally.
A double-break followed but the drama continued as umpire Ali Nili handed the Spaniard a time violation in the eighth game, after which he served a double-fault.
Medvedev stayed ice-cool to save two championship points on serve in the next, but Nadal eventually stumbled over the winning line when a long return by the Russian brought to an end a truly remarkable final.
Medvedev (R) won over the New York crowd with his fearless brand of tennis
During the trophy presentation, Medvedev addressed his new admirers. He had goaded them after his controversial win over Feliciano Lopez, saying "I want all of you to know, when you sleep tonight, that I won because of you."
This time he said: "I want to talk about you guys. Earlier I said it in a bad way, now I mean it in a good way. It's because of your energy I'm here in the final."
He added: "Congratulations to Rafa, 19 Grand Slams is unbelievable, outrageous. I was looking at the screen when they were showing number one, number two, number 19, and I was like, 'if I won, what would they show?'
"In the third set, to be honest, I was already thinking about what do I say in the speech, it's going to be in 20 minutes. So I had to fight for every ball and see how far it goes."
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The Marvel Comics giant event is here in War of the Realms #1. Malekith looks to take over all the realms and only Midgard and its heroes stand in the way!
The giant Marvel Event is here. The event that Jason Aaron has been building up to since he started writing Thor back in 2012! War of the Realms #1 launches the Marvel Universe into a battle to end all. Malekith the Dark Elf wants to rule all ten realms and he has pretty much succeeded. Except for Midgard. Only Earth's heroes stand in the way, but can Earth's Mightiest Heroes stand up to the might of Malekith and his warriors of the realms?
Obviously, Jason Aaron has been writing Thor for a long time and building up to this massive event in War of the Realms. I know everybody has opinions about big "event" comics, but there is a reason they are usually top sellers (and why the Avengers movies make all the money). People like to see all their heroes come together and interact in these big spectacles. In comics, it is more of whether you can pull it off well. It is still a relatively new thing in movies, but comic book readers are used to this by now. It is more if Jason Aaron can make it worth your time, money, and interrupting your other comic stories. If War of the Realms #1 is any indication, it seems this event is worth it all!
Aaron does a great job setting everything up. War of the Realms #1 is easily dived into. It may help if you have been following along with Thor, but Aaron makes this first issue easily accessible to any fan. You may not get all the key details or little Easter eggs, but you get the main meat of the story. Aaron does this without bogging down the pace, either. He fills the 48 pages with a great story. Everything flows exceptionally well. He does an exceptional job of building the story to its cliffhanger ending.
Aaron's dialogue is fantastic throughout the issue. There are a ton of characters that appear throughout the issue and all of them feel spot on. It probably helps that he is also writing the current Avengers book as well. I love that War of the Realms #1 keeps the same continuity as The Avengers series (everyone is surprised Blade is an Avenger). I am just surprised how Aaron makes everything flow together so nicely. And the issue is a definite page-turner.
Well, if you are going to have a big event book with a big writer you are going to need just as big an artist, and Russell Dauterman fills those shoes in War of the Realms #1. He had a huge task in this issue. When I say a lot of characters appear, I mean a lot of characters appear. I am not talking normal Marvel heroes, either; you got Trolls, Dark Elves, Frost Giants, War Angels, and a host of other creatures. You also have many different locations and set pieces. Dauterman handles all this like the pro he is with some tremendous detail. I love his almost "flowing" ink lines. It gives everything this exquisite look and feel. His characters also have great smooth little details and lines that bring them to life.
I really love what Dauterman does with his panel work in War of the Realms #1. He uses a lot of odd angular-shaped panels throughout the issue. It works tremendously well in different scenes. He uses all kinds of different shapes and sizes in his panels to set up scenes and really just builds some beautiful sequential work.
You also know Marvel is bringing out all the "big guns" when you see Matthew Wilson on colors. He is one of the greats and it shows throughout the issue. He gives almost like a painterly type feels to some of the scenes in War of the Realms #1. There is a close up of Thor's face where I could swear I saw brush strokes! Wilson does marvelous work coloring all those different characters and places and bringing them to life.
War of the Realms #1 delivered exactly what I want from a big event comic: a big epic story that I could jump into. All my favorite heroes coming together and fighting a huge battle. Yeah, it is not "world-shattering" story or a thought-provoking piece, but it delivers what it is supposed to a big blockbuster event. The art matches that tenfold as Dauterman and Wilson make a marvelous team with some truly splendid pieces throughout the issue and overall sublime sequential work. Now, I don't know how I will feel as War of the Realms spreads out into a thousand different issues (literally), but for now, this main book is definitely worth your time and money.


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Women's World Cup Review: Record-breaking Miedema takes Netherlands through, Canada qualify too
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Netherlands booked their place in the knockout phase of the Women's World Cup thanks to a 3-1 win over Cameroon, while Canada beat New Zealand 2-0 to also earn progression.
Although things were slightly more straightforward than in the 1-0 win over New Zealand last time out, the Dutch still had to dig deep against a Cameroon side heading for an early exit.
Vivianne Miedema opened the scoring with an emphatic header in the 41st minute, though Cameroon hit back a few moments later – Gabrielle Onguene beating goalkeeper Sari van Veenendaal to the ball, nodding it around her and slotting home.
Netherlands restored their lead just after the interval when Dominique Bloodworth bundled in after a fortunate ricochet in the box.
Miedema sealed the points late on, rifling a strike past Annette Ngo Ndom to make her Netherlands' all-time record scorer with a remarkable 60 goals in 77 games at just 22 years of age.
Canada had very little difficulty against New Zealand in Grenoble in the day's late kick-off.
Although the first half was tight, Canada looked more competent in attack and they eventually opened the scoring just after the break – Jessie Fleming steering home after Nichelle Prince's excellent run and cut-back.
From there it was a walk in the park and Prince got herself a deserved goal to wrap up the win late on, reacting quickest when Christine Sinclair headed against the post from close range.
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Providing coverage of Alaska and Northwest Canada's mineral industryDecember 2009
Vol. 14, No. 51 Week of December 20, 2009
Mining News: We've stepped through the looking glass
Climate change debate accelerates society's departure from using deductive reasoning, logic; mushrooming litigation fuels trend
J. P. Tangen
For Mining News
As I age up, the world does appear to be, as Alice would say, curiouser and curiouser. I have long been bemused by the obvious observation that logic and reason have little to do with how humanity conducts itself. In Philosophy 101 we all learned that before the Age of Enlightenment, deductive logic was woefully out of fashion and that inductive logic was the only tool for solving problems. In other words, if you don't know – guess and attribute your answer to higher authority.
Many of us thought that with the evolution into the 20th Century, deductive logic was going to hold sway. It almost happened. We got to the moon, we all outfitted ourselves with personal computers and cell phones, and we achieved broad social equality for large classes of repressed people.
But the tide is ebbing. The climate change conversation is symptomatic of our fall from grace. It is not an isolated symptom, but elemental of a larger whole. I believe everyone acknowledges that climates change all the time. I suspect that most people if asked would concede that various varieties of soft and fuzzy critters, not to mention plants and insects, adapt or relocate in the face of climate variations. But assuming that everything that is said is true, so what? Like the other flora and fauna, most people are quite capable of re-arranging their lives to meet varying conditions, especially with regard to fundamentals.
For most of my professional career, I have had to deal with scientists and engineers. Those who live by the dictum that "if you understood the facts as I understand the facts, you would come to the same conclusion that I have come to" tolerate but cannot quite understand the multitudes whose minds are already made up and who are not willing to be confused by the facts.
This dichotomy manifests itself in every sector. Journalists, duty bound to expose the truth, limit it to their own truths. Jurists invariably find themselves deciding matters by deciding on the answer and bolstering the conclusion with selective facts. Statesmen openly choose their preferred result over their sworn duty.
With an economic world plummeting toward implosion, our leaders seem committed to exacerbate disaster by bulking up the load. It is not difficult to understand why people would want to worry over poverty or starvation or polluted air or water or a climate too hot or perhaps too cold for comfort. What is curiouser about it all is that virtually no one seems to address these problems with lineal analysis. Pitifully, Al Gore and the folks at Hadley so politicized science and deductive reason that these concepts may never recover.
With a liberal majority in the Congress and a liberal leader in the White House, it is no surprise that the "Barbarians" are now also at the courthouse door. The Alaska Miners Association, within the past several weeks, had found itself a reluctant participant in three, now pending, lawsuits that threaten our domestic mining industry.
The first such case involves the constitutionality (Alaska Constitution) of the Alaska Department of Natural Resources' practice of issuing Miscellaneous Land Use Permits and Temporary Water Use Permits for mineral exploration without a public hearing. AMA could not conceivably stand aside while the future availability of these necessary permits is challenged.
The second case – in the federal district court in Washington D. C. – is an attempt to resurrect two opinions issued by the U.S. Department of the Interior Solicitor, and penned by John Leshy during the Babbitt interregnum. One opinion deals with surface use of public land in support of ongoing exploration activities and the other with the availability of a sufficient number of mill sites to afford miners adequate surface space to beneficiate (process) mined materials.
The third case, pending before the Tenth Circuit (Court of Appeals), deals with an ongoing challenge to the Clinton Era Roadless Rule declared in 2001 to be in violation of the National Environmental Policy but still being litigated nearly a decade later.
In each of these cases, the saboteurs are spreading their time and energy athwart the path of domestic resource development to achieve uncertain and hardly desirable objectives. Stifling contemporary mining serves no positive public purpose. America needs better mines, not fewer mines. As has been restated incessantly, mining, like oil and gas recovery, like farming and even like fishing, expands the economic pie ensuring that for the burgeoning global population there is enough to go around. Most of the logically impaired don't conclude by demanding a cooler world or fewer material appliances. Instead, they fly to Copenhagen in the same fuel-guzzling aircraft the rest of us travel in, only to pontificate about an unachievable world vision to be magically obtained without pain or cost.
It is no surprise that litigation is blooming like mushrooms on a soggy lot. More will inevitably follow as result-oriented jurists make new law. Perhaps, one day reason will once again take root. But for now, it appears that we are in for a long slide down a dark rabbit hole.
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The latest round of GCSE results at the Catholic High School in Chester has seen records broken.
As students pick up their results, staff have been delighted to pronounce this year's cohort as the school's most successful Year 11 ever.
Among the top performers were James Guinan and Grace Tierney who both received straight A* grades in eleven different subjects. Will Lannin scored 10 A* grades, with one A, and Anna Wearden had 9A*s and one A. Next in line were Orla Sinclair (8 A*, 3A), Hannah Bowen and Arthur Scott, both with 6A* and 5A, and Kasia Nowakowska (5A*, 6A).
Other students who achieved seven or more A*-A grades were Joe Brackenbury (3A*, 5A, 2B, 1C), Tom Brown (4A*, 6A, 1B), David Bullock (3A*, 8A), Thomas Campbell (3A*, 6A, 2B), Lizzy Harrison (2A*, 5A, 3B), Louie Larsen (2A*, 5A, 1B, 2C), Natasha Lee (8A, 3B), Lydia Robinson (4A*, 6A), Ben Russell (3A*, 4A, 4B), Oliver Tobin (2A*, 7A, 3B), Jayke Turner (2A*, 7A, 1B, 1C), Jordan White (2A*, 5A, 3B, 1C) and Xhoi Xhetani (1A*, 7A, 2B).
There was a justifiable glow of pride around the art department at the school with 95% of all entries reaching A*-C grades, and in the maths department where all 25 students taking the GCSE in further maths achieved at least a C, with eight securing an A*. The school is a specialist science college and 96% of students taking biology, chemistry and physics as separate GCSEs secured passes at A*-C grades.
Chairman of governors Peter Devine commented: "As well as making for an excellent year at GCSE, we will now see a record level of recruitment to our sixth form. I am very confident that these students will now go on to achieve great things as they start their A levels, college courses and apprenticeships.


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Emma White's world tour -- Duanesburg native reflects on race to top of bike-racing world – The Daily Gazette
Emma White's world tour — Duanesburg native reflects on race to top of bike-racing world
Union College graduate eyes 2020 Olympics
By Brenton Blanchet | July 20, 2019
Emma White, 21, of Duanesburg won the Pro Women's Criterium national champion on June 28.
DUANESBURG — Emma White is on a world tour.
There's no tour dates, no opening act and not even any music. Her only merchandise is the gold medals with which she brings home.
The 21-year-old local pro cyclist and Duanesburg resident is on the road right now in France, fresh off her Pro Women's Criterium national champion victory on June 28 in Knoxville, Tenn. She became the youngest woman ever to take the title. Right now, she's preparing to take home a few more with her Rally UHC Cycling team.
"I went into it with a team plan and started the line with six other girls," White said. They really helped me get to the line first, it's a team effort. I'm so fortunate that they backed me up."
White says her successes are a result of those in her corner, like her parents, friends and professors at Union College, supporting her goals. And when it comes to her introduction to cycling, she thanks her family for that, too.
She remembers the first, "tiger-themed," bike that her dad bought her as a kid. It was about the time when her brother, Curtis, started racing, when she was 8 years old. When her family started traveling on vacations to see Curtis race, White knew she had to get involved.
Kid races aren't split up by gender, White said, so she got a thrill from racing and eventually beating boys. She remembers a race where she flew by a boy in the final corner and won. She caught a glimpse of the boy crying, and that's when she knew winning was something she'd be doing for a while.
She went on to race in national championships from ages 11 to 18 and scored a spot on her pro team in 2016. White won the junior Cyclocross National Championship in 2011, 2012, and 2013, as well as the 2013 and 2014 junior time trials at the USA Cycling Amateur and Para-cycling Road National Championships.
But she has a backup plan for when she wants to settle down.
As a student at Union College since 2015, White has discovered what she wants to do with academia. The professors in her computer science department are bikers themselves, and understand that she has to balance her studies and athletics, and take time off during the 10-week trimesters every now and then.
"They look forward to my future as much as I do," White said.
While computer science and her other major — science, medicine, technology and culture — are the concentration of her current studies, she still wants to focus on cycling before she uses her brakes. While she already walked the stage last semester at graduation and still has one more semester left in her programs, she currently has her eyes set on the 2020 Olympics and won't be looking for a computer science job in the meantime.
"Then we'll see really where the sport takes me," White said. "Depending on if I stay in this country or move to Europe for cycling, I know I'll be able to find a job when I want one."
White's no stranger to Europe or racing internationally. She visited Spain at 16 years old during her first international race. She has since been to Berlin, London and Poland, and that's just this year alone.
Currently, she's in France at the La Course, which is put on by the Tour de France.
"Since then, it's been a lot of travel," White said. "I had no idea I'd even get to be at this level at that point."
Her newest motivation now is 45-year-old, three-time Olympic gold medalist and mentor Kristin Armstrong. Armstrong won time trial gold at the 2008, 2012 and 2016 Olympics.
"Knowing that she's been through this all, she has my back," White said.
Still, White's prime motivator is everybody who has led her to where she is. She hopes to make them proud with her accolades and continue coming home a champion.
"I want to do it not just for myself and because of my own dreams, but also for all the time and effort people have put in this dream," White said. "It's no longer just me. I've got a whole team and I want to do this for them."
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Even though he came from a family of real estate practitioners, the industry didn't beckon to Brian Moon right away. His first career was as an option trader for foreign and domestic banks. "The environment was challenging and the money was good, but I wasn't passionate about it," he says. "I woke up at 4 a.m. and commuted three hours a day in order to make it work." Encouraged by his family to "find something you love and it will never feel like work," he discovered real estate was that outlet.
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"I love real estate, but the best part is meeting new people and blessing them with my hard work, integrity and passion," he says. "I have a heart to serve others, and being a Realtor gives me a great platform to do that."
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India, Imperialism and Identity: Arthur Shoosmith
Part 2 Dissertation 2017
Thomas Rigby
University of Liverpool | UK
Hidden amongst the shadows of Lutyen's Imperial Capital lies the work of little known architect Arthur Shoosmith. Designing in one of the most dynamic architectural situations to have existed, this dissertation examines his work as a response to the four corner posts that define this milieu: Lutyens, Modernism, India and Empire. On the eve of a new era, what can Shoosmith's buildings tell us about this unique position in history?
Dr Soumyen Bandyopadhyay
St Martin's Garrison Church - Arthur Shoosmith 1928.
The Lady Hardinge Serai - Arthur Shoosmith 1931.
Photographs of Shoosmith and Lutyens in New Delhi taken by Marjorie Shoosmith, 1928.
A comparison of St Martin's stepped mass with that of Lutyens' India Gate.
The Lady Hardinge Serai and Walter George's Sujan Singh Park Complex, built 1945.
Walter George's St Stephen's College, 1938, and the tower of St Martin's.
St Martin's and Giles Gilbert Scott's Battersea Power Station, 1932.
Survey section by Shoosmith of Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlak and an original section of St Martin's.
His use of proportion in both his educational studies, 1920, and his completed work.
Early unbuilt work from Shoosmith proposing a crematorium for Cambridge.
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[![GoDoc](https://godoc.org/github.com/amadeovezz/gobro?status.svg)](https://godoc.org/github.com/amadeovezz/gobro)

gobro is a golang toolkit to work with Bro IDS data.

# Features for version 0.1.0

* Expose a generic parsing api
* Expose a the ability to populate a db using golangs mysql package
* Implement a full unit test suite for /parse and /db
* Implement integration tests to test end to end data flow
* Provide documentation on gobro, and use godoc

gobro uses semantic versioning

# Project structure

packages:

/parse: logic for parsing Bro logs

/db: db inserts and general utility functions

/tests: for integration tests

/config: includes toml file and schema for launching gobro

# Dependencies

* toml config file located in /config
* mysql schema also located in /config

A note about the toml and the schema file:

config.toml: when defining fields in the [parser] section of the
toml file, make sure to name the fields exactly as they appear
in the Bro log.

schema.sql: when defining the tables in the schema, make
sure to name each column exactly how the fields are named
in config.toml. Except all "." must be replaced with an "_".

# Additional links

* https://www.bro.org/
* http://gauss.ececs.uc.edu/Courses/c6055/pdf/bro_log_vars.pdf

# Language

### Bro logs

* separator: how Bro logs are delimited
* fields: column names in Bro logs
* entry: a single line in a Bro log (the actual data)

# Testing

All tests and benchmarks can be run via the test.py python script.

Benchmarks that are run from the /parser package require log files. You
can specify their path in /parser/config.toml.

Tests and benchmarks that are run from the /testing package require log files.
You can specify their path in /parser/config.toml.

All tests that require use of a db are transient.
That is, you do not have to install any db, as long as you have docker and
docker-compose installed. The tests will spin up and down the db images automatically.

Run: python ./test.py -h for details

# Benchmarks

Below are some relevant benchmarks run from the parsing package:

The first two benchmarks were run with a conn.log file with 1468 lines (175K).
The last benchmark was run with a conn.log file with 100,000 lines (13M).

```
BenchmarkWithAutoInitialization-4      	    1000	   1938466 ns/op	  746983 B/op	    2936 allocs/op
BenchmarkWithoutAutoInitialization-4   	    1000	   1922132 ns/op	  746925 B/op	    2933 allocs/op
BenchmarkLargeLogFile-4                	      10	 157950895 ns/op	51978650 B/op	  200001 allocs/op
```

# Parsing options

* parse all fields of a log file
* customize specific fields you want to parse in the config file
* customize entry manipulations by defining custom logic

# Example 1 : Parsing bro logs

In this example we are creating a parser and storing the values of a
Bro log in memory. The boolean parameter "false" for NewParser() indicates
that we are going to be parsing specific fields instead of all the fields
in the Bro log. Note that we can also initialize the buffered channel
manually with a call to CreateBuffer(100). AutoCreateBuffer() counts the number
of lines in a log file, and creates a channel with that size.
You can then access the values by ranging over the parser.Row
channel.

```go
package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"log"

	"github.com/amadeovezz/gobro/config"
	"github.com/amadeovezz/gobro/parse"
)

func main() {

	var conf config.Config
	conf.SetupConfig("config.toml")

	parser, err := parse.NewParser("conn.log", false)
	if err != nil {
		log.Panic(err)
	}

	parser.SetFields(conf.Parser["conn"].Fields)

	parser.AutoCreateBuffer()
	//parser.CreateBuffer(100)

	go parser.BufferRow()

	for data := range parser.Row {
		fmt.Println(data)
	}

}
```

# Example 2 : Parsing with entry manipulations and storing data in sql

In this example, we decide to parse all fields of the bro log, and thus we pass
in true as the boolean argument of NewParser.
ParseAllFields() must be called and then the returned fields must
be passed into SetFields(). In addition we have
decided to modify and augment a certain field in the Bro log.
We create a function DnsParse() and pass it into BufferRow to
perform additional data manipulations on the raw entries. gobro
also comes built in with the option to store the data in SQL databases, which
is demonstrated by the call to InsertBatch().

```go
package main

import (
	"errors"
	"log"

	"golang.org/x/net/publicsuffix"

	"github.com/amadeovezz/gobro/config"
	"github.com/amadeovezz/gobro/db"
	"github.com/amadeovezz/gobro/parse"
)

func DnsParse(fields, row []string) ([]string, error) {

	var newRow []string
	newRow = row

	for i, field := range fields {

		if field == "query" {
			if row[i] == "-" {
				return nil, errors.New("No query information provided")
			}
			secondLevelDomain, err := publicsuffix.EffectiveTLDPlusOne(newRow[i])
			if err == nil {
				newRow[i] = secondLevelDomain
			}
		}

	}

	return newRow, nil

}

func main() {

	var conf config.Config
	conf.SetupConfig("config.toml")
	err := db.InitDB(
		conf.DB.Username,
		conf.DB.Password,
		conf.DB.IP,
		conf.DB.Port,
		conf.DB.DatabaseName,
	)

	parser, err := parse.NewParser("dns.log", true)
	if err != nil {
		log.Panic(err)
	}

	fields, err := parser.ParseAllFields()
	if err != nil {
		log.Panic(err)
	}

	parser.SetFields(fields)

	parser.AutoCreateBuffer()

	go parser.BufferRow(DnsParse)

	err = db.InsertBatch(parser.Row, "conn", len(parser.Fields()))
	if err != nil {
		log.Panic(err)
	}

}
```


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This delegation, led by local Papuans and their Australian Quaker comrades, met with all sorts of members of civil society who are part of nonviolent efforts to resist oppression in this context of brown colonization (cut and pasted and expanded from their experience of white colonization). The international isolation is huge. The network of informants was visible, and we were chased by immigration numerous times, and told we couldn't be there legally. We were on a pastoral visit to churches, and visiting friends, so we were within our legal rights. Indonesia has banned foreign journalists from entering and documenting what is happening. Two tried to get in awhile ago, and they were arrested and deported.
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France's Cesar Awards Nominations Unveiled
CT cartoonist creates 2D animation class in NY
Greenwich Reindeer Festival returns on Nov. 25
Christ Church Greenwich's new pipe organ gets debut
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Louis Garrel's "The Innocent" and Dominik Moll's thriller "The Night of the 12th" are leading the race at the 48th Cesar Awards, France's equivalent to the Oscars.
Nominated for 11 Cesar nominations, "The Innocent" is a heist romantic comedy starring Garrel, Roschdy Zem and Noemie Merlant, who previously starred in "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" and most recently in "Tár." Produced by Anne-Dominique Toussaint at Les Films des Tournelles, the crowdpleaser world premiered out of competition at Cannes for the 75th anniversary of the festival.
"The Night of the 12th," meanwhile, is in the running for 10 Cesar awards. The brooding topical procedural, which also opened as part of Cannes' Premiere section, stars Bastien Bouillon and Bouli Lanners as two cops trying to solve a gruesome murder. The movie, produced by Haut et Court ("The Class"), delves into issues of gender and violence.
CT's Girls with Impact hosts concert on International Women's Day
CT poet laureate aims to unite people through poetry
Other top Cesar contenders include Cedric Klapisch's dance-filled "Rise," Albert Serra's "Pacifiction," Valeria Bruni Tedeschi's "Forever Young," Cedric Jimenez's "November," Eric Gravel's "A Plein Temps" and Alice Diop's "Saint Omer," among others. The nominations represent some of 2022's highest grossing French-language movies, notably "November," "The Innocent" and "The Night of the 12th."
Juliette Binoche is vying for best actress for her turn in Emmanuel Carrère's "Between Two Worlds," along with Fanny Ardant in Carine Tardieu's "The Young Lovers," Laure Calamy in "Full Time," Virginie Efira in Alice Winocour's "Revoir Paris" and Adele Exarchopoulos in Emmanuel Marre and Julie Lecoustre's "Zero Fucks Given." Missing from these is Elsa Zilberstein for her performance in "Simone: A Journey of the Century," a biopic of Simone Veil, an Auschwitz survivor who became health minister of France and championed the 1975 law that legalized abortion in France.
In the actor category, Jean Dujardin, the Oscar-winning actor of "The Artist," is nominated for his part as a dedicated cop investigating the November 2015 Paris attacks. He will face off with Garrel with "The Innocent," Vincent Macaigne in Emmanuel Mouret's "Diary Of A Fleeting Affair," Benoit Magimel in "Pacifiction" and Denis Menochet in Francois Ozon's "Peter von Kant."
Interestingly, Claire Denis, who had a banner 2022, winning the Silver Bear in Berlin with "Both Sides of the Blade" and the Grand Prize at Cannes with "Stars at Noon" (shared with Lukas Dhont's "Close"), didn't receive a single nomination. Other female directors who are surprisingly left out include Rebecca Zlotowski with "Other People's Children" and Mia Hansen-Love with "One Fine Morning" which premiered to warm reviews at Venice and Cannes' Directors Fortnight, respectively. Leonore Serraille's Cannes competition drama "Mother and Son" is also missing.
Indeed, the best director category is entirely dominated by male filmmakers (Moll, Garrel, Jimenez, Klapisch and Serra) while the best films in the running include a single title helmed by a female director, Bruni Tedeschi with "Forever Young."
"Saint Omer," for which Alice Diop earned the Lion of the Future and the Golden Lion at Venice, is nominated for four awards, including best first film and female newcomer for Guslagie Malanda, along with Charlotte Le Bon with "Falcon Lake," Lise Akoka and Romane Gueret's "The Worst Ones," Leopold Legrand's "Le sixieme enfant" and Vincent Leport's "Bruno Reidal."
"Close" is part of the best foreign film category, alongside Tarik Saleh's "Cairo Conspiracy," Jerry Skolimowski's "EO," Ruben Ostlund's "Triangle of Sadness" and Rodrigo Sorogoyen's "As Bestas."
Nominations were unveiled online on Wednesday morning (Jan. 25). The 48th edition of the César Awards will take place on Feb. 24. An honorary award will be bestowed to American director David Fincher, while Tahar Rahim, the critically acclaimed French actor of "A Prophet" and "The Serpent," will preside over the ceremony.
Here's the full list of nominations for the 2023 Cesar Awards:
"The Night Of The 12th"
"Pacification"
Cedric Klapisch, "Rise"
Louis Garrel, "The Innocent"
Cedric Jimenez, "November"
Dominik Moll, "The Night Of The 12th"
Albert Serra, "Pacification"
Fanny Ardant, "The Young Lovers"
Juliette Binoche, "Between Two Worlds"
Laure Calami, "Full Time"
Virginie Efira, "Paris Memories"
Adele Exarchopoulos, "Zero Fucks Given"
Jean Dujardin, "November"
Vincent Macaigne, "Diary Of A Fleeting Affair"
Benoit Magimel, "Pacification"
Denis Menochet, "Peter von Kant"
Judith Chemla, "Le Sixieme Enfant"
Anais Demoustier, "November"
Anouk Grinberg, "The Innocent"
Lyna Khoudri, "November"
Noemie Merland, "The Innocent"
Francois Civil, "Rise"
Bouli Lanners, "The Night Of The 12th"
Micha Lescot, "Forever Young"
Pio Marmai, "Rise"
Roschdy Zem, "The Innocent"
Best Female Newcomer
Marion Barbeau, "Rise"
Guslagie Malanda, "Saint Omer"
Rebecca Marder, "A Radiant Girl"
Nadia Tereszkiewicz, "Forever Young"
Mallory Wanecque, "The Worst Ones"
Best Male Newcomer
Bastien Bouillon, "The Night Of The 12th"
Stefan Crepon, "Peter Von Kant"
Dimitri Dore, Bruno Reidal, "Confessions Of A Murderer"
Paul Kircher, "Winter Boy"
Aliocha Reinert, "Softie"
Eric Gravel, "Full Time"
Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, Noemie Lvovsky, Agnes de Sacy, "Forever Young"
Cedric Klapisch, Santiago Amigorena, "Rise"
Louis Garrel, Tanguy Viel, Naïla Guiguet, "The Innocent"
Alice Diop, Amrita David, Marie Ndiaye, "Saint Omer"
Michel Hazanavicius, "Final Cut"
Thierry de Peretti, Jeanne Aptekman, "Undercover"
Gilles Marchand, Dominik Moll, "The Night Of The 12th"
Irene Dresel, "Full Time"
Alexandre Desplat, "Final Cut"
Gregoire Hetzel, "The Innocent"
Olivier Marguerit, "The Night Of The 12th"
Marc Verdaguer, Joe Robinson, "Pacifiction"
Anton Sanko, "The Passengers Of The Night"
Cyril Moisson, Nicolas Moreau, Cyril Holtz, "Rise"
Laurent Benaim, Alexis Meynet, Olivier Guillaume, "The Innocent"
Cedric Deloche, Alexis Place, Gwennole Le borgne, Marc Doisne, "November"
François Maurel, Olivier Mortier, Luc Thomas, "The Night Of The 12th"
Jordi Ribas, Benjamin Laurent, Bruno Tarriere, "Pacification"
Julien Poupard, "Forever Young"
Alexis Kavyrchine, "Rise"
Patrick Ghiringhelli, "The Night Of The 12th"
Artur, "Pacifiction"
Claire Mathon, "Saint Omer"
Mathilde van de Moortel, Full Time
Anne-Sophie Bion, Rise
Pierre Deschamps, The Innocent
Laure Gardette, Novembre
Laurent Rouan, The Night Of The 12th
Best Costume Design:
Caroline de Vivaise, "Forever Young"
Pierre-Jean Larroque, "The Colours Of Fire"
Emmanuelle Youchnovski, "Waiting For Bojangles"
Corinne Bruand, "The Innocent"
Praxedes de Vilallonga, "Pacification"
Gigi Lepage, "Simone – Journey Of The Century"
Best Set Design:
Emmanuelle Duplay, "Forever Young"
Sebastian Birchler, "The Colours Of Fire"
Michel Barthelemy, "The Night Of The 12th"
Sebastian Vogler, Pacifiction
Christian Marti, Simone – The Voyage Of The Century
Best Visual Effects:
Guillaume Marien, The Five Devils
Sebastien Rame, Smoking Causes Coughing,
Laurens Ehrmann, Notre Dame On Fire
Mikael Tang Uy, November
Marco del Bianco, Pacifiction
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The Police Benevolent Association of the City of New York (NYC PBA) is airing a new radio commercial (listen here) on dozens of local stations starting today, reminding New York City leaders of the burdens and risks faced by the families of police officers and other frontline workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
PBA President Patrick J. Lynch said:
"We're still battling City Hall and 1 Police Plaza for adequate supplies of equipment and the policies we need to protect our members. It's important for our leaders to remember that we aren't the only ones at risk. Our families are in harm's way, too. Our husbands and wives and daughters and sons didn't pick this job, but they share our sacrifice. They deserve respect. But, above all, they deserve to be protected."
Last week, the PBA filed a complaint with state health and safety regulators over the NYPD's failure to provide adequate protective equipment or cleaning and sanitizing supplies to police officers. While the NYPD provided some additional equipment and supplies following the filing of the complaint, many police officers report that they still have not received adequate supplies of N95 respirator masks, or that cleaning and sanitizing supplies in their commands remain inadequate. The PBA's health and safety complaint, and other concerns regarding exposure protocols, remain pending.
Text of the radio commercial: "I'm PBA President Pat Lynch. Right now, police officers, healthcare workers and other essential employees are heading to work. We can't stay home. Our mission comes first. We have to protect you on the front lines of a global health crisis. And we're not just battling the virus. We're still fighting crime, responding to emergencies and keeping our city running. Yes, these are the jobs we signed up for. But we aren't the only ones who sacrifice. Our families are sacrificing along with us, and they bear the greatest burden. They support us through long hours and uncertain schedules. They share our stress and fatigue. And if we're exposed to the virus at work, they could be exposed, too. So when you think about the cops and other frontline workers who are still on the job and at risk, remember we aren't alone. Our families are on the front lines, too. They deserve all of our respect."


I was young and pretty cocky when I started working with horses. Back then, I figured that the first thing I had to teach a horse was that I was the top dog. Then it was the horse's job to pay attention to me and do what he was told. Like a typical person, I was always thinking about the end result I wanted and jumping right to telling the horse what to do. If he didn't do what I wanted, I'd go to enforcing my supposed authority and make him do it. The horse had to acknowledge me as the leader and understand that if he didn't do what I wanted, there were going to be consequences.
I hadn't yet learned to horse-logically break whatever I wanted the horse to do down into the smallest possible steps and introduce them one by one in a way that the horse never felt threatened or attacked. I hadn't figured out that the real herd leader is the smartest, most confident horse in the bunch, not necessarily the bossiest, nastiest one. I hadn't figured out that rather than being the scariest thing in the horse's universe, I really wanted to be the safest place to be.
If memory serves, one of the horses that changed my thinking about training was a three-year-old Arabian stallion named Gydames. There was a young girl who planned to take him into the show ring. Like most young stallions, he had a tendency to be mouthy. So when they were walking along, he'd duck his head like he was going to nip. She'd pop him with this little tiny whip she carried. Then he'd look at her and frown a little. And then they'd just go on. Her father, however, was afraid of the stallion and afraid he was going to bite her eventually. So he asked a local hot shot trainer to fix the problem.
My training plan was simple. I put Gydames on a lunge line with a chain under his chin and began to startle him into having a good attitude about being led. I'd poke him. Then he'd look and frown. Then I'd jab and he'd frown. Pretty soon, I'm really working him over and not letting him get away with anything. If memory serves, I was standing right in front of him while I was making my point because the next thing I knew, I was lying on the ground looking at the underside of a stallion going over the top of me.
I still had a hold on the lunge line so I swiveled around and was able to stop him before he got completely away. I knew I was hurt but now adrenaline was pumping and that helped me ignore it for awhile. I got off the ground, got the stallion turned around and started running toward him which is the sort of thing pumped up young guys do when they're scared. I was still in startle mode so I still kept jabbing him and making a huge fuss.
I finally got the stallion calmed down, figured he'd learned enough for that day, put him in barn, and went into the house to think about things. I'd felt several different hits when the horse knocked me down but hadn't really assessed the damage yet. I found bruises on my thighs and my chest. He stepped on my right bicep and pinched it, leaving a souvenir I have to this day. There was also a bruise on the side of my throat that helped me become a born-again trainer. If Gydames had set his foot down just an inch or so over to the side, my training career would have abruptly ended and I wouldn't be writing this.
Be aware of the horse's primary activity line. That primary line runs the length of his spine and out the front and back. The horse's ears and eyes are on his primary line. When all else fails and he can't figure out what else to do, the horse will flee in the direction his primary line is pointing. That's just what happened when Gydames got frustrated by my poking and slapping and fussing. The fact that I was standing in his way didn't mean a thing. He just went up and over me to get away from my attack.
Work in the safety zone. Horses also have a secondary line that runs from side to side about through their shoulders. If you stay near that secondary line, you're in the "safety zone." The horse can't attack you with his front feet or his back feet and if you're paying attention to what he's doing with his head he can't get you with his teeth. Stay by the horse's shoulder, control his head, and you have control of the horse.
This is a concept I've used even with horses that have been taught to fight you. When I get a horse that wants to fight, I put him in a stall and quiet him down. Then I stand beside him in the stall in the safety zone and continue getting him used to me. If you stand alongside the shoulder of a horse that wants to fight with you and grab a chunk of mane right at his withers, you can stay alongside him quietly while he backs up, spins, or goes up in front and he can't hurt you. As soon as he realizes that fighting isn't the game you're playing, he'll stop fighting you. This leads to the third thing I learned from Gydames.
Choose the game you want to play and don't let the horse choose for you. Nowadays, if I had someone with a nippy baby stallion, I would tell them to put a dropped noseband on when they went to working him so he couldn't open his mouth and start the nipping game in the first place. That way, corrections for nipping wouldn't interrupt the rhythm of whatever else that person was trying to do with the horse. Pretty soon the whole nipping thing would just go away because a game isn't any fun unless you can get somebody else to play it with you. And then the person could forget about the noseband.
Gydames was a really nice guy. Despite all my good training, he turned out to be a fantastic halter horse and then he became a nice cutting horse. He was a high-headed Arabian so his form wasn't pretty but he could hold cow with best of them. He liked that game much better than fighting.