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Q: Checkbox listener not firing I have set up a checkbox that should appear with each row in the list. I would like to pass row.id and boolean based on checkbox state. But the problem is that it only works for the first checkbox: id and boolean state is passed.
{% for row in list %}
   ....

      Off
      <input name="active{{ row.id }}" id="active{{ row.id }}" type="checkbox" list_id="{{ row.id }}">

      On

   ....
{% endfor %}

I have added javascript to listen to checkbox state and after checking, send a POST request to Flask app. It works but it only fires when the first checkbox is checked, all other checkboxes generated by Jinja2 are ignored.
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function () {
  var checkbox = document.querySelector('.input[type="checkbox"]');
  checkbox.addEventListener('change', function () {
  var list_id = $(this).attr('list_id');

    if (checkbox.checked) {
        req = $.ajax({
          url : '/dashboard',
          type : 'POST',
          data : { id: list_id, active : 'true' }
        });

      console.log(list_id);
    } else {
          req = $.ajax({
          url : '/dashboard',
          type : 'POST',
          data : { id : list_id, active: 'false' }
        });
      console.log(list_id);
    }
  });
});

A: *

*You only get the first when you use querySelector

*you have a dot in front of the  input that should not be there

*You have jQuery, so use it - it will take all checkboxes in one go without the need for querySelectorAll

$(function() {
  $('input[type="checkbox"]').on('change', function() {
    var list_id = $(this).attr('list_id');
    console.log(list_id);
    req = $.ajax({
      url: '/dashboard',
      type: 'POST',
      data: {
        id: list_id,
        active: this.checked ? 'true' : 'false'
      }
    });
  });
});


Satan was the real motivator of Herod's actions. Ever since the Lord first prophesied that a man would bruise his head, Satan has been seeking out this "seed" of the woman (Gen. 3:15).
It appears that Satan is able to perceive when the Lord is making a major move in the earth. In the days of Moses, Satan moved Pharaoh to kill all the male children of the Israelite slaves, and here he motivates Herod to kill all the male children in Bethlehem. No doubt he was seeking to eliminate this "seed" who was going to bruise his head.
Once again, we see children being slaughtered today. This time it's through abortion. Our youth are also being attacked in unprecedented ways. Is it possible that Satan thinks this is the generation that is to bring in the second return of the Lord? Is he, in desperation, trying to stay off his doom by destroying this generation?
We need to have enough spiritual perception to recognize that just as in the days of Moses and Jesus, this slaughter of the innocent children today is an indication of an even more important struggle in the spiritual realm. We might be the generation that sees the Lord come back. Praise the Lord!


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Paris Opera's new production of The Cunning Little Vixen has a lot going for it.
The good news (make that "great news") is that conductor Dennis Russell Davies had total command over this ever-shifting composition, one minute lyrical and introspective, the next soaring and rhapsodic, the next percussive and agitated. »
Turandot without the trimmings
In recent years it's the headgear of the ice-hearted princess that is often the major source of awe and excitement in productions of Puccini's incomplete final opera. »
Cervantino pays homage to Catalonia
Joanot Martorell's 1490 "Tirant lo Blanc" isn't on anyone's reading list these days, and that's rather a shame, for it — the first Catalan novel — was a favorite book of Miguel de Cervantes. »
Idomeneo in San Francisco
Munich in 1781 was hardly the big city, not an enlightened Paris where Gluck had recently turned the opera world on its ear, not a European capital like Vienna where Italian operatic imperialism was unassailable. »
Alessandro Scarlatti: Il Trionfo della Santissima Vergine Assunta in Cielo
"One can easily imagine -- Berkeley professor Donald J. Grout wrote in 1979 -- a Scarlatti oratorio occasionally being sung in church or in concert […], but it is more difficult (though perhaps not quite impossible) to imagine a Scarlatti opera being staged at a modern opera house". »
Partenope — English National Opera, London Coliseum
In this new staging of Handel's comic rarity for English National Opera, director Christopher Alden has chosen to tell the classical tale of amorous and political intrigue through the world of the artistic elite of the 1920s/30s. »
La Traviata at the Washington National Opera
Staging La traviata for an opera company these days is an experience akin to that of a symphony's orchestra programming Mozart: a great idea fraught with disaster. »
Salome at the MET
We ought to consider – as opera's current reigning soprano, Karita Mattila, has certainly considered, though I'm not so sure about director Jürgen Flimm – who, what, and how old Salome is. »
La Gioconda at the MET
It probably wasn't intended as a symbol of anything in particular, but at the end of Act II, midway through the October 6 performance of La Gioconda, Enzo's ship failed to burst into flames, thereby letting the curtain down most unsatisfactorily on what is usually one of the liveliest act finales in grand opera. »
Le Roi d'Ys at Avery Fisher Hall
By the time he completed Le Roi d'Ys, in 1888, Edouard Lalo was sixty-five, approaching the end of a successful career as a chamber violinist. »
Manon at Lyric Opera of Chicago
A funny thing happened on the way to the convent. Manon Lescaut, a pretty little girl with a taste for pretty things, became sidetracked by a pretty young man. »
BACH: St. Matthew Passion (excerpts)
There is much to admire in Masaaki Suzuki's Bach performances with the Bach Collegium Japan, and this recording of excerpts from the St. Matthew Passion will remind the listener of the diverse ways in which this is so. »
BEETHOVEN: Fidelio
Among the recent releases on DVD of Rolf Liebermann's productions of operas from the Hamburg Opera conceived for television in the late 1960s, Beethoven's Fidelio is impressive for the use of the medium of film to bring out the personal aspects of this intensive opera. »
Cavalleria rusticana/Pagliacci — English National Opera, London Coliseum
For the opening of the 2008/09 season at ENO, Richard Jones has teamed up with two separate theatrical writers, Sean O'Brien and Lee Hall, to create unique new versions of the repertoire's most famous double bill. »
VERDI: Requiem / Quattro pezzi sacri
Presented in its fine line of "Originals," Decca's reissue of Solti's famous 1967 recording of Verdi's Requiem is actually offered with another fine recording, the same conductor's 1977/78 performance of the Quattro pezzi sacri. »
MONTEVERDI: Combattimento
In recent years, Emmanuelle Haïm has achieved prominence at the helm of several baroque operas, including Monteverdi's L'Orfeo and Handel's Rodelinda and Giulio Cesare. »
The Barber of Seville — English National Opera, London Coliseum
It can be difficult to inject life into a production which has been a staple of a company's repertoire for over twenty years. »
Macbeth at Bavarian State Opera
If Munich's new Macbeth production does anything, it stirs emotions and draws heated response. »
On The Bonesetter's Daughter
Decades ago a New Yorker cartoon showed a very little girl standing on tip-toe to return a book to a matronly librarian. »
Die tote Stadt at San Francisco Opera
Korngold's third opera Die tote Stadt premiered in 1920 in Cologne, the composer a mere 23 years old. Back then, opera remained a living art form, with the likes of Strauss and Puccini keeping the public excited about new works. »
Les Pêcheurs de perles at the Washington National Opera
The second offering of the current WNO season is a San Diego Opera production of Georges Bizet's Pearl Fishers (1863). »
Cool Cavalli at Covent Garden — La Calisto
Planet Earth laid waste by forces beyond our control, hunger and drought squeezing humanity out of existence whilst those in charge look on, laughing, lusting and concerned only with their own power struggles – does this sound familiar? »
Paer's Leonora from Bampton Classical Opera
Musically and dramatically Ferdinando Paer's Leonora and Beethoven's Fidelio might be said to belong respectively to pre- and post-revolutionary ages. »
Puccini's Il Trittico at Los Angeles Opera
A few seasons back, Los Angeles Opera invited William Friedkin to direct a double-bill of Bartok's Bluebeard's Castle and Puccini's Gianni Schicchi. »
Music for the Court of Maximilian II
Although Jacobus Vaet, Antonius Galli and Pieter Maessens are little-known composers today, this impressive recording featuring their music, the debut recording by the ensemble Cinquecento, may serve as a cautionary reminder that modern familiarity is often the fruit of circumstance and not necessarily a reliable measure of artistic achievement. »
Oresteia at Miller Theatre
Iannis Xenakis once stood among the leading composers of the avant-garde, mentioned in a (long, drawn-out, amelodic, taped and fed back) breath with Babbitt, Berio, Boulez, Henze, Penderecki and Stockhausen: internationally famous among academics, ignored or deplored by the concert-going public. »
Souvenir of a Golden Era: The Sisters Garcia
Last year saw Cecilia Bartoli's recording dedicated to the memory, and repertoire, of the early 19th century singer Maria Malibran, "Maria." »
Prom 61 — Verdi's Requiem
The Verdi Requiem is a regular feature at the Proms, having appeared every few years in past decades, usually to full houses. »
Prom 51 — St. John Passion
Sunday 24th August at the Proms promised a day dedicated to the music of Bach, beginning with an organ recital in the afternoon by Simon Preston and ending with a late-night performance of the first three of the six Cello Suites by Chinese cellist Jian Wang by way of a palate-cleanser. »
The Second to Last Night of the Proms – Beethoven's 9th Symphony
The Last Night of the Proms is notorious because it's an excuse for jingoistic excess. »
Film Music Classics on Naxos: Herrmann and Perry
There may be no name more famous in the world of film music than that of Bernard Herrmann. William Perry, however, is a name unlikely to set off many bells. »
Mozart, Rossini and Verdi at the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino
Of these three productions staged for the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, the beautifully dressed Entführung and refined Tancredi present the company as a theater for tasteful, stylish productions, just a tad on the dull side. »
Prom 70 — St François d'Assise
Even a concert performance of Messiaen's St François d'Assise could hardly fail to be an event. »
Cecilia Bartoli at the Musikverein Wien
Every time an artist walks onto the performance stage, he or she attempts to give the performance of their lives, focusing on everything they have learned prior to, and giving of themselves in an unprecedented way. »
Prom 68 — Russian Fairy Tales from Rimsky-Korsakov and Stravinsky
Kashchey is a gnarled old ogre who imprisons a beautiful young princess in his gloomy underworld. It's classic psychodrama. Kashchey has supernatural powers, so how can the Princess be saved ? »
WAGNER: Tristan und Isolde
I've rarely seen a performance of Tristan und Isolde where I was quite so conscious of the singers' teeth. »
The Coronation of Poppea
The startup of a new opera company is always cause for cheering; it is getting harder and harder (that is, more and more expensive) to do, especially in New York. »
Prom 64 — Rattle conducts the Berlin Philharmonic in Messiaen's Turangâlìla-symphonie
Because Turangâlìla is such a panorama, taking in Hollywood, Hindus and Peruvians, Wagner and Gurrelieder, it's easy to assume it's all surface Technicolor. »
Opera from the Greek
Perhaps it will be enough to tell you that I wasn't halfway through this book before I searched the web for a copy of Professor Ewans's study of Wagner and Aeschylus's Oresteia, and ordered it forthwith: It has to be good. »
Shadowless in Amsterdam
The Netherlands Opera opened its season at the Muziektheater with a stunning new production of Die Frau ohne Schatten, setting the bar very high indeed for all that is to follow in the repertoire. »
HANDEL: Belshazzar
Although performances of Handel's more obscure large-scale works are relatively common in London, it is far less common that they are given in a venue as large and high-profile as the Royal Albert Hall, with a line-up of conductor and soloists that will attract a full house for a lengthy and static work on a hot summer evening. »
JANÁČEK: Osud
Janáček's music has already been well served in this year's Proms in a memorable evening conducted by Boulez (reviewed on this site by Anne Ozorio). »
A Muse for the Masses: Two Operatic Arenas in Review
With the revival of a 1876 Cleopatra by the local composer Lauro Rossi, a couple of world premieres in chamber opera and sacred oratorio (by Marco Tutino and Alberto Colla, respectively) and Verdi's Attila canceled because of budget constraints, the 44th installment of the Macerata Festival will nevertheless be remembered as a bumper season, if one not particularly friendly to mainstream taste. »
Wagnerian Score: Music 10; Drama 1
The venerable Wagner Festival in Bayreuth has never shied away from provocative productions. »
Prom 34 — Puccini's Il Tabarro; Rachmaninov's Symphony no. 1
In a nod to the 150th anniversary of Puccini's birth, the Manchester-based BBC Philharmonic Orchestra visited the Proms with their chief conductor, Gianandrea Noseda, for a performance of the first opera of Il trittico. »
"Ariadne auf Naxos" at Toronto Music Festival
"Only in the realm of the dead is everything pure." »

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Every OceanHughes
Mary I. Bunting Institute Fellow
Konstfack (Sweden)
Queer Death: A Theater of Unsolved Problems
Every Ocean Hughes, formerly known as Emily Roysdon, is an artist and writer living in Stockholm. Since 2013, she has been a professor of fine art at Konstfack, Sweden's largest university of arts, crafts, and design. From 2013 to 2017, Hughes worked on Uncounted; at the core of the project is a 23-part text that engages a vocabulary of movement, margins, and trespass. It is about what is unseen in time, alive time, and the politics of transitions.
At Radcliffe, Hughes will be developing the idea of "queer death" by asking questions about self-determination, mutual aid, the fantasy of continuity, finitude, accountability, and end-of-life aesthetics. She will be thinking through the lens of LGBTQ history of kinship and care and the socialities and materialities of surviving and dying on the planet in our contemporary times.
Hughes has had recent solo exhibitions at Kunsthalle Lissabon (2017), Association of Visual Artists Vienna Secession (2015), and PARTICIPANT INC. (2015) and new commissions from Tate Modern (2012, 2017), the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam (2013–2014), and Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (2013–2014). Her work has been exhibited at the 11th Gwangju Biennale (2016); the Museum of Modern Art (2014); the Future Generation Art Prize 2012 exhibition and its collateral event at the 55th Venice Biennale (2013); and the Whitney Biennial (2010). Hughes completed an MFA at UCLA in 2006, the Independent Study Program at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 2001, and a BA at Hampshire College in 2000.
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I know the academic world very well these days and I can tell you this, football, religion and the current state of culture in the United States of America is the main topic of discussion. Each college institution will have their own set of core values, belief system and standards that they will want their students to also replicate if they are to be on scholarship. Why is this? Because football is the fuel for the University to grow economically in a pretty unique and fun way for individuals of an area to gather and cheer on let's say, their beloved Cornhuskers. In America today, most individuals are glued to the device of their choosing, which in turn, makes it easy to captivate them with falsehoods from celebrities about almost any topic of discussion. We also must remember it is not our job to identify what is sin and what isn't a sin. When Coach Jim Harbaugh's son came out, this was celebrated as an outstanding step forward in well, letting people be people. The Bible also states in Jeremiah 17:9 that the human heart is deceitfully wicked and beyond cure. Who can understand it? - "Do not judge others or you too will be judged". Whether you believe this is a sin or not, it does not matter Biblically speaking, because the Bible clearly states that sin is equal across the board and we all are guilty of it. Instead of ridiculing others and casting judgement, the Bible teaches us to "encourage one another and build one another up, just as you are doing". Many verses are taken out of context to make one group feel a certain way or that they are not loved by their creator. Psalm 86:15 "But you, O Lord, are a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness."
Numbers 32:23 - But if ye will not do so, behold, ye have sinned against the Lord: and be sure your sin will find you out.
People will tend to shy away from the Old Testament and if they do, then they are gonna miss key points in the BIBLE that are made about the climate we live in today. It is our job as true believers in God, to show people the path to greatness that is not defined by how well we play on the football field, but defined by how diligent we are in building up others in the way we were taught. Most of these principles I have learned will get you much farther in the long run, rather being a lie, cheat or stabbing others in the back to get ahead.
"As you read the Word, remember the commandment of Jesus, reiterated by James, to be doers and not merely hearers of the Word" (Matthew 7:24–27; James 1:22–25).
"Seldom does anyone wander into obedience. Often we must take time to not only digest what we have read, but to plan for how we can practically apply and obey God's will."
Why will the Sun continue to rise in Nebraska?
Well, because it must rise for the people of this great state and to show the world how one can overcome adversity by simply doing the right thing. Not many today are practicing what they preach and they look for quick, unethical and sometimes ungodly solutions that makes the man upstairs eventually wreak havoc on lives and eventually your beloved college football team. As I see many top tier competitors in the Class Of 2019 tweeting about "it being more than football", I tell you this, you have the right mind-set to achieve greater things in this world then chasing a ball around. Use this mechanism that God gave us to learn about each other before casting judgement and do not believe everything you read or hear in today's media environment. You might one day, get some really powerful people praying against you, for the good of the United States of America.
Day by Day, we get better and better!
The team that can't be beat, WON'T BE BEAT!
1"Do not judge, or you too will be judged.


this program originaly not written by me. its from a friend who already moved to other place.
from main program, it will initialize lcd, and few others.
next it will go to keypad to detect the input. numbers at keypad is already set for certain routine. this routine will send apdu to card.


so many vitally important issues roiling around in Madison right now, Bonavia says she hesitates before opening her e-mail each day, wondering what shoe is going to drop next.
As Executive Director of the Wisconsin Anti-Violence Effort Educational Fund (WAVE), the issue that's now foremost on Bonavia's agenda is the same one that's held that position for years – gun violence.
neighborhoods like Riverwest, to adopt her same priorities and share those with their legislators.
are being torn in fifty different directions.
Telephone: 608-266-2500 or 877-474-2000E-mail: Sen.


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This week, Lisa Marie celebrated her 53rd birthday. Elvis' daughter shared a beautiful picture with her eldest daughter Riley Keogh and twins Finley Aaron Love Lockwood, Harper Vivienne Ann Lockwood. The star has been largely absent from social media for months. Her withdrawal was understandable, following the sudden accidental death of her son, Ben, last July. He was just 27 years old.
Lisa Marie is shown looking serious while her daughters all smile for the camera. Although she has faced unimaginable personal trials over the past year, it should be noted that the star has rarely smiled for photographs.
Fans were quick to send Lisa Marie their love and well wishes, and also commented they were happy to see her back from her self-imposed absence.
Elvis' daughter also sent fans a message and paid tribute to her daughters.
READ MORE: Elvis told his family why girlfriend Linda was so special to him
Lisa Marie wrote: "Thank you for all of the overwhelming birthday wishes from everyone.
"Like everyday, I couldn't have made it through without these three by my side. LMP"
Riley is Lisa Marie's daughter and eldest child from her first marriage to musician Danny Keogh. The actress, model and producer has carved out a successful career in independent cinema.
She was most recently seen in the high-profile Netflix drama The Devil All The Time.
Benjamin was Riley's little brother and four years younger.
Previously, Lisa Marie marked her son's October 21 with a deeply personal message.
She wrote: 'My beautiful beautiful angel, I worshipped the ground you walked on, on this earth and now in Heaven. My heart and soul went with you. The depth of the pain is suffocating and bottomless without you every moment of every day. I will never be the same.
"Please wait for me my love, and hold my hand while I stay to continue to protect and raise your little sisters and to be here for Riley. I know you would want that.
"Happy Birthday my sweet sweet Boy. You were much too good for this world."
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Home / Entrepreneurs / The King's Choice By Stacy Amewoyi Is Out, Grab A Copy Now!
In this book, Stacy Amewoyi tells her riveting true life story. Born into abject poverty, she transforms herself from a poor orphan to a well accomplished philanthropist and entrepreneur. She tells of her deep faith in God, her experiences and her sheer determination to be all that God wants her to be.
In this adventurous and exciting memoir, the reader of this book will be empowered with the knowledge that their dreams can also come true, no matter the obstacles that life throws at them. STACY AMEWOYI is a Ghanaian-born entrepreneur and philanthropist. She is based in the United States of America.
She grew up as an orphan, but through her perseverance and deep faith in God, she established herself as a change agent in her community.
She is the Founder and President of "The Stacy Foundation" which is a non-profit organization that has greatly impacted the lives of many orphans, widows and the less privileged. The Foundation continues its work in transforming the lives of the downtrodden.
She also owns "The Anaya School Complex" which is a training center that offers free training in cosmetology to the poor to empower them financially.
Stacy Amewoyi is also the owner of the New York Fashion Boutique, which is a retail store that deals in high-end apparel and footwear. She lives in New Jersey with her family.
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Theresa is also an author of two books entitled HANNAH'S SONG and HOTLINE TO HEAVEN. She is the President of Theresa Laryea Ministries and the CEO of Life Authors Publishing LLC.
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Denver Post editorial asks hedge fund to sell newspaper
News | April 9, 2018
DENVER — In an article its Sunday edition, the Denver Post Editorial Board pleaded for its hedge fund owner to reconsider its business strategy or sell the newspaper to someone who will support the newsroom, citing concerns that continuing cuts represent the "beginning of the end" of the city's namesake newspaper.
The editorial ran on the front of the opinion section, a day before 25 staffers were to be laid off.
It is the latest in a string of cuts that included the elimination of 10 jobs in November. Another five employees must be laid off by July 1, leaving the Post — a newspaper that was founded in 1892 and has won nine Pulitzer Prizes — with about 70 staffers.
"Consider this editorial and this Sunday's Perspective offerings a plea to Alden (Global Capital) — owner of Digital First Media, one of the largest newspaper chains in the country — to rethink its business strategy across all its newspaper holdings," the editorial said. "Consider this also a signal to our community and civic leaders that they ought to demand better. Denver deserves a newspaper owner who supports its newsroom. If Alden isn't willing to do good journalism here, it should sell The Post to owners who will."
It charged Alden with reducing the amount and quality of the paper's offerings while raising subscription rates in a growing city with educated residents "ready and able to afford great journalism should it be offered them."
Hedge fund managers have "hidden behind a narrative that adequately staffed newsrooms and newspapers can no longer survive in the digital marketplace.
"Try to square that with a recent lawsuit filed by one of Digial First Media's minority shareholders that claims Alden has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars of its newspaper profits into shaky investments completely unrelated to the business of gathering news," the editorial continues.
A message left at a phone number for Alden Global on Sunday was not immediately returned.
Digital First Media owns dozens of newspapers including the Orange County Register, the St. Paul Pioneer Press and The Detroit News. DFM recently purchased the Boston Herald for just under $12 million in a bankruptcy auction.


PHILADELPHIA (973espn.com) - There are stages in an NFL career and depending on where a player is on his journey, the Super Bowl champions could possess a rather large advantage when it comes to recruiting.
That's not the case with Trey Burton, 26, and the Philadelphia Eagles, however.
As a former undrafted free agent who played well as a receiver when Zach Ertz was sidelined, this is Burton's opportunity to cash in and with Philadelphia projected to be $9.4 million over the cap when the new league year starts, overpaying a backup is not on Howie Roseman's to-do list.
And that's what Burton would remain in Philadelphia because Ertz is a star and is going to be on the field 90 percent of the time when healthy. You could then argue playing more 12 personnel but the fact that blocking is not the forte of either Ertz or Burton limits how often you can go to that personnel grouping.
Then there is the personal side of the pros and cons list to staying in Philadelphia for less.
As a professional Burton has now already reached the pinnacle, capturing the Super Bowl ring so many others around the league are shooting for. On the homefornt, he has three young children to think about. On the other hand, he is very close personally with Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz.
NJ.com reported that the Eagles have offered a new deal to Burton but one his camp "didn't consider serious." In other words, the Eagles were probably hoping for the hometown discount from the triggerman of the "Philly Special," who will always be a part of Philly folklore.
"We are fully expecting Trey to sign elsewhere," the source, likely Burton's agent, told NJ.Com.
Burton snatched 23 receptions for 248 yards and five touchdowns while remaining a valuable special teams contributor in 2017, grading out as the 13th best tight end in football by ProFootballFocus.com. By comparison, Ertz was No. 5 with far more reps (946 to 345) and veteran Brent Celek was No. 62.
With Celek a retirement possibility or potential cap casualty, the Eagles would all of a sudden be very thin at tight end with only the unproven Billy Brown, former rugby star Adam Zaruba, and Joshua Perkins on the offseason roster. The team is very high on the receiving ability of Brown, a former king-sized college receiver (6-foot-4, 255) in college at Shepherd.


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Here we have the M-Audio Vocal Studio in B-Stock. The B-Stock versions would have been on display at a training evening or trade exhibition only and will come boxed 'as new' with all accessories and a 1-year warranty.
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In March 2015, the government of the United States of America announced a change in import duties.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced a reclassification ruling in the March 11, 2015 edition of Customs Bulletin and Decisions that will result in a significant increase in the tariff applicable to computer headsets. These items had previously been classified under HTSUS subheading 8473.30.5000 and duty-free, but CBP has ruled that they may be reclassified under HTSUS subheading 8518.30.20 and thus subject to a 4.9% duty. China is the principal supplier of this product.


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In the current period of crisis within the Church Militant, bishops and religious superiors commonly explain that they are unwilling to put their heads above the parapet and to criticise the current management of the Latin Church because they have, they feel, a moral obligation to stay where they are so as to to protect their subjects. It would be mere self indulgence to let off their own steam when others would have to do the suffering.
It is easy for those of you who, like me, who have no such obligation, to be critical.
But what about the position when a bishop is just coming up to the age of seventy five?
How do things stand then? If he speaks out, then, before breakfast on the morning of his birthday his resignation will indeed have been accepted. But, well, his card was probably marked anyway, and his resignation would pretty certainly have been accepted without a great deal of delay. The delatores would have done their job!
So why should he not be frank?
Think of the scenes of mayhem and panic from the top to the bottom of the marbled halls, in the crowded bars and jacuzzis, of the Domus Sanctae Marthae!
Of course, it will not be difficult for Roman functionaries to devise some canonical way of hoofing him out. That handsome, youthful Cardinal Coco will know exactly how to do it!
There's nothing worse, after all, than Naked Tyranny!!
But ... there is something worse: covert tyranny! Bullies fixing things behind the scenes.
My Lord, there are worse things to do than to go out in a cloud of glory ... your Lordship is in good health ... and in good voice ... and articulate ... your Lordship could hit the headlines with a Vigano-style Testimony!!!
My Lord ... you know it makes sense.
After watching the USCCB meeting in Baltimore, it occurred to me that if I were a US bishop I'd be talking to the lawyers to see who actually owns the property and what the legal basis for booting me out would be. The idea that a pope can deprive a bishop of his see strikes me as very problematic from an ecclesiologic point of view (notwithstanding that nearly all non-Chinese bishops these days are appointed by the pope, a separate but related problem). But what is the legal situation--keeping in mind that the US courts are reluctant to meddle in such matters, as we've seen with the PECUSA schisms.
I'm not advocating schism, but there are worse things.
Bravo! But why shouldn't every bishop, active or retired, make a Vigano-style testimony? They should all say what they know about their own behavior, coverups, and confidentiality deals and what other bishops have done if those bishops won't come clean (Matt 18:15-17). They don't need investigations to do this. Any bishop who refuses to make a statement should resign. If a bishop has nothing to say, he should state that for the record. This would put us a long way toward cleansing the Church and beginning to restore some trust in the hierarchy.
I am deeply moved to learn that His Holiness should take a personal interest in the state of my health. It is true that I am not expected to live very long but my condition is more inconvenient than painful and my mind is in no way affected.
It is very kind of His Holiness to suggest that I should unburden myself of the care of my diocese. Please assure His Holiness that it the inspiration of his example which gives me the courage to labour in the Lord's vineyard to the bitter end.
saintly Cardinal Ottaviani, who celebrated his eightieth birthday on October 29, 1970.
Question: What does His Eminence think about this decision of Paul VI?
Answer: More important than my personal opinion, which could be deemed biased because of my age, I should like to convey the feelings of canons, prelates, and even renowned hierarchs who are unaware of the current problems of the Church. Undoubtedly they all are impressed by this unusual and expeditious way of enacting this grave disruption in the high ecclesiastical hierarchy. This radical change was implemented without previous consultation with experts and specialists, at least to observe the formalities to a certain extent.
Question: Why did Your Eminence say "unusual?" Perhaps because no one expected such a big upsetting decision?
Answer: It is unusual that, through a Motu Proprio, without previous advice, the pages of the constitution Vacante Sede Apostolica and those of the Code of Canonical Law, which regulated the position of the cardinals, both as to the cooperation they owe the Pontiff for the rule of the world Church, and as to their most important ministry as top electors of the Head of the Universal Church, are suppressed. This Motu Proprio then, is an act of abolition of a multicentennial tradition. It rejects the practice followed by all ecumenical councils. Regarding the age limit [the Most Eminent Cardinal spoke calmly and composedly, without any sign of uneasiness], should old age be respected, we would be able to sow the seed whose fruits you yourselves would harvest. But here respect was laid aside. ... It is precisely the motivation of age which the Motu Proprio invokes to justify such a grave regulation. In fact, along the centuries, a principle was always deemed immutable, namely, that old people are a firm safeguard of the Church and its best advisors, for they are rich in experience, wisdom, and doctrine. If, in a given case, these gifts were not present, it sufficed to examine the circumstances concerning this particular person to determine whether disease or mental disturbance made him inept, this check belonging to skillful experts. In Holy Writ," [the Most Eminent Cardinal was astonishingly bright], "the value of age and the aged are often mentioned. This shows how constructive are the cooperation and guarantee of advanced age in the administration of holy things and in right and efficient pastoral administration. In addition, let us not forget the glory of Pontiffs, who, in their old age, enlightened the Church with their wisdom and sanctity. Finally, when we cardinals are in our eighties, to our credit is a curriculum vitae full of merits, experience, and doctrines at the service of the Church. The Church cannot afford to lose these advantages by accepting only the cooperation of younger and less-experienced people.
Question : Eminence, could not this discrimination of octogenarian cardinals by chance affect the Pontiff himself someday?
Answer: Certainly, for the same criterion must be analogically applied to the case of the sovereign Pontiff, be he an octogenarian or be his acts questioned due to age.
Question : Finally, Eminence: What was your impression about this decision of the Pope?
Answer: You will see. I felt flattered each time Paul VI, verbally or in writing, called me u il mio maestro " ("my master"), but now this act of laying me aside completely is openly contradictory with his autographed letter of October 29. In that, he congratulated me for my eightieth birthday, using affectionate phrases and flattering felicitations for my long, faithful, everyday services to the Church.
Now, Prelates are fired and Popes take retirement and settle into the Old Popes Home in Rome and we all pretend that the slogan of the modern church -Everything is different, nothing has changed - is reasonable.
Dear Father. THANK YOU for these last two brave and necessary posts.
I always have wondered why Bishops would submit a resignation when requested?
"You want me to submit a letter of Resignation? No! Why? I am a successor of the Apostles and NOT a employee of the See of Rome. I have a divinely appointed obligation to the People of God.
I fear I have little trust in the present-day episcopacy in the UK. I've heard them on the radio and seen them on TV. Mealy-mouthed. Mostly, they do not seem the valiant stuff of the martyrs. (Nor, perhaps, am I -- but I'm not a Bishop or Cardinal who is supposed to be bravely standing-up for the Faith unto death!) Nor do they seem particularly Catholic . . . . well, not exactly wet or trendy C of E image, but certainly not strong Catholic MEN like those chaps for whom the recusant families' priest-hole were fashioned. Our present lot are career men -- politician-like, tending towards the politically-correctly obfuscating waffle, rather than crying out loudly in defence of the millions of the murdered unborn or explaining the Dogmas of the Holy Faith.
Of course, there are worse. The clerical perverts and criminals, who consolidate their evil with the multiple sacrileges of hypocritically continuing in exercising their priesthood and receiving Our Blessed Lord's Body and Blood in a state of mortal sin -- although I suppose many have already become unbelievers. The poor Church in the U.S. seems particularly afflicted -- her bishops offenders of shielding them. And Rome? Seems full of wicked men and riddled with un-Christian corruption!! Germany -- half heretical, egged-on by . . . . BUT, ENOUGH!! In short, the Western Church is in a parlous state which has been growing at least since the Second Vatican Council, with its horrific, Protestantising "spirit" and culminating with the disgraceful manner in which she is being directed by the present Pontiff.
No wonder most of our U.K. bishops are such poor specimens of un-muscular Catholics -- AND perhaps we are fortunate that at least they are not as utterly rotten as those in some other places of growing ill-repute.
Cardinals and Bishops of the McCarrick death cult.
You know, I once thought that the verb επισκοπώ meant 'to oversee'.
Silly me. It would appear that most RC bishops are parsing it as 'to overLOOK'.


Northeast Soccer player Valentina Haboush.
Valentina Haboush is an international student of Northeast Community College in Norfolk, Nebraska. She is from Uruguay, South America and her major is Physical Education. She participated in Soccer Showcase in Florida and there she met and got to know the coach of the women's soccer team at Northeast. Thanks to this meeting, Haboush got a scholarship and now she plays on the Northeast team. Valentina loves soccer, she likes to watch and practice it. She already has a degree in Sports Journalism from a college in Uruguay. Her main goal is to play soccer to get experience in the sport. She is going back to her country when the Fall, 2017 semester is finished. Valentina feels differently than she expected but says her stay here was a good experience. She has friends from all over the world and this makes her feel comfortable at Northeast. "There is diversity in this college and its good", said Haboush.
Valentina arrived at Northeast on August, 2016 and she has had the chance to visit several states in America. She says Norfolk is a quiet town with not too many attractions, she doesn't go out too often to parties because she is focusing on her classes and practices with the Northeast team. She says she likes to travel and the United States is a very good country because there are a lot of good places to visit with many activities. She has visited countries like: Europe, England, France, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, South Africa and Cuba but she says if she had to choose one place to live she would choose Uruguay. Sometimes, when she plays soccer away from home she remembers she is too far from her country, she misses her family, food from her country, going to the beach and getting together with friends.
In the future, she would like to be a soccer coach, keep traveling on her vacations and be happy doing what she is doing. This December she will take two of her soccer teammates to her country. For now, they are looking for reasonable airline tickets but she hopes they will be able to go, because it will be very fun and they will get to see different cultures and open their minds, says Haboush.


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Sometimes, the most effective way to catch a fish is to reach them.
If you publicise only locally, then you'll be waiting for people to come by your area and find you, which means they'll also find every other real estate agent around at the same time.
Conversely, you could find out where they are coming from, and cast your lure there.
You know what kind of properties are in your local area – big relaxed houses, or small economic flats – and which demographic segment is likely to want them, so when you find the people, it should be a simple match to find them a property.
But people don't stay just in the one area – they migrate. As people from one suburb shift demographic – leave their 20s, start a family, retire and so on, they will be looking to move to a new suburb.
The perfect time to catch them is when they have listed their house on the market in another area, and if your suburb would be ideal for people at their stage of life.
Which means knowing something about the demographic composition of other suburbs!
This might involve having a chat with friendly agents in other suburbs to find out what their demographic composition is, and you could give them the heads-up on what's happening in yours. In order to be useful to each other, of course, the more accurate the data, the better.
Once you find another suburb that is upstream of the migration path, you could go to the source and obtain data on that area, then market to it and carve a niche for yourself to help settle people into your area.
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Fast-forward nearly five months. Consumers nationwide remained mistrustful of food grown within Fukushima prefecture, and outrage loomed large against Prime Minister Noda's likely decision to restart the Ohi nuclear power plant, while a group of Fukushima citizens were calling for criminal charges against the officials responsible for the disaster. Within this social climate, I wondered, had the farmers' message changed in any way?
To find out, I decided to take a day trip one recent Friday up to Nihonmatsu, located approximately 50 km from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. There, I would accompany documentary filmmakers Junko Kajino and Ed Koziarski on a visit to the farm of Seiji Sugeno, one of the several farmers to be profiled in their upcoming film, "Uncanny Terrain".
I recalled that Sugeno, a leader of the Fukushima Organic Farmers Network, had been one of the more staunch bearers of the "stay on the land and continue to eat local" message.
As the three of us made our way through winding roads to Sugeno's farm, the rolling green fields and gorgeous blooming flowers reminded me of the prefecture's stunning beauty—also prompting me to reflect that Fukushima has inherited the painful legacy of Chernobyl: its name now automatically equated with the nuclear accident itself in the minds of people around the world.
Sugeno was out when we arrived onto his land, whose name translates roughly as the "Playful Cloud Farm". We found his daughter Mizuho inside the greenhouse, tending to the family's 1800-some tomato plants.
After rolling up in his sunflower oil-powered tractor, Sugeno echoed his daughter's sentiments. He was adamant about staying on his land this season to plant, he said, despite the extra labor necessary to measure all food for radiation levels and sprinkle zeolite in local rice fields on government order—and despite the possibility that crops from an entire region could be judged unfit for shipping onto the market if even one local field were found to exceed radiation limits.
Both Sugeno and his daughter were honest about the discouragement they sometimes felt regarding what was essentially a lonely battle, but pointed out the strength and encouragement that they received from the relationships that they have created with others around the world following the 3.11 disaster. Mizuho has traveled overseas several times to meet with organic farmers in Thailand and New Zealand, and her father heads shortly to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil as a delegate to the UN Conference on Sustainable Development—a forum he most certainly intends to utilize to the fullest in order to share his experience with others.
Sugeno then rolled back out into his fields, while Mizuho took Ed, Junko and myself on a drive through more vibrantly beautiful landscapes to visit the family's canola farm, which her father had decided to grow for another season after determining that radiation levels in the area were low enough to warrant planting.
After later parting ways with Mizuho, the three of us headed to the local michinoeki, a facility featuring local wares and produce that may be found in many small towns around the country. Sugeno is one of the directors of the Nihonmatsu branch, where radiation detection machinery has been installed in order to make sure that every food item sold falls below the maximum acceptable level of 100 becquerels of radioactive cesium per kilogram, and where residents may also come to be measured by a whole-body counter that can detect existing radiation levels. When we arrived, a television installed at the entrance was repeatedly broadcasting a national television news program whose interviewer was emphasizing the farmers' struggle to appeal to citizens regarding the safety of the local food.
"For a Fukushima Full of Smiles"
As we hiked later that afternoon in the gorgeous sunshine around the grounds of the Nihonmatsu Castle—which was completely deserted except for our presence—Junko, Ed and I had a chance to chat about the bizarre new post-3.11 world, which seems in a certain sense to have fragmented into various parallel realities, depending upon which news sources people read, and how they might personally be inclined to believe. This was certainly the case in Tokyo—and, I imagined, was likely numerous times more so the case for residents in Fukushima.
While government-mandated maximum safety levels for food stand at 100 becquerels of radioactive cesium per kilogram, many activists, including filmmaker Hitomi Kamanaka, argue strongly that any possible exposure to internal radiation through measures including food consumption should be avoided entirely. As a measure of support for the Fukushima farmers, however, the filmmakers have consumed almost exclusively local food during their most recent two-month stay—explaining that many crops have tended to hover in the area of 20-30 becquerels, which is well within the government-set safety zone.
The Uncanny Terrain blog follows the progress of the film, including Ed's thoughtful piece titled "Would You Stay?" documenting the ways that communities in Fukushima have fragmented following the crisis. The filmmakers are also gratefully accepting donations via Google to help them complete their project, as well as assistance with volunteer translation.
A recent article from the Japan Times also sensitively describes the many complexities that continue to face farmers--and food consumers--in Fukushima following last year's disaster.


There are two popular ways to offer a goodbye to your loved ones, in the event of death. These two options are cremation and burial. The burial option has been used by many people all over the world for many years, especially the Muslims and Christians. While on the other hand, the cremation services are also getting popularity day by day. It has become one of the easiest and affordable options among a number of families. They offer many benefits. So, thousands of people have accepted this option as these services are earth or environment friendly.
With this option, the land is conserved, unlike in the case of burial, in which the dead bodies are buried in the earth.
Why to use these services?
A lot of reasons are behind the popularity of these services. First of all, they are cost effective. There is nothing to have a casket, cemetery plot and headstone to cremate a body. Moreover, these services do not have also extra funeral costs. They are simpler than burial services. If you are one of the individuals looking for a cost effective way, then the families will choose this option.
The modest cremation services offer a chance to know what to do with the ashes. Different people have different meaning to ashes. Most people scatter the ashes in a room or a place, which was very close to your loved one. Other people scatter ashes at the mountain top, sea, local cemetery and family property. As there are many ways to scatter the ashes, the choice is yours. It means that they are customized option. Moreover, the ashes can be placed in an urn of ceramic material, wood, metal, and glass. You can take the support of cremation services to decorate the urns. On the overall, they are affordable services, which anyone can afford.


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By NeetaAnna	 On Jun 1, 2020
Rani somehow managed to get into the train and secure a safe place to stand. Traveling in Mumbai locals is like being in a basket of sardines. No matter how well dressed you are, you end up looking like having had a tussle with someone. Seats were only for the lucky few who knew who and where they got out. Fourth seat treated you as though you paid just one fourth of the price for your pass. Somehow she managed to adjust herself to the fourth seat without complaining, because it was useless.
When things go your way, something tries to erupt the smooth process. Some tension started building in Rani's tummy, the urge to free the air from inside. But Rani was afraid to leave it, unaware of whether it would be just smell or make sound. Smell is no problem in Mumbai locals, everyone blames the gutters of Mumbai, but sound definitely would attract everyone's attention.
Rani cursed herself for the chickpeas and cottage cheese gravy she had with the fried puri. That did not go well with her tummy. As soon as the last stop came, Rani instead of waiting for the share cab took an individual cab and reached office. She rushed to the restroom only to see the board "Cleaning in progress". The cleaner looked at her angrily for pushing aside the board but seeing her desperate look asked her, "Number 1, go and do it fast without wasting my time."
Relieved to be let into the bathroom, Rani sat on the commode. Now she realized that she could not release the air out freely as the cleaner lady was waiting outside. "Goodness, why are bathrooms made in such way that it is not fully covered", she cursed herself, releasing a little bit of the urine." She came out and instructed the cleaner lady to inform her when she is done. As she came and sat on her seat, her friend brought some sweets. "No", she said firmly to the surprise of her friend. As the friend sat gossiping, the cleaner lady motioned her about the empty washroom. When she was about to rush to the washroom, her boss called out to her, "Rani, directors on line. I want some important data". Rani retraced her steps and went to her boss's room with the required files.
She spent more than four hours in his room. The pressure was building up in her stomach, she had to somehow relieve the tension; the only option was to leave subtle burps. The sound of the AC which was waiting for its maintenance and the continuous purring room freshener came to her rescue, not to mention the boss talking continuously to the directors. At the end of the call, her boss looked up to her and said, "You do not look OK, is something the problem?" Before she could give her reply, "See do one thing, go and give this document to Morarjibhai on your way home and you better leave, you look sick".
The word "sick" has its own magic. No sooner she heard the word, she actually started feeling sick.
She took the document from her boss's hands, came out of his room, leaving it on her table, rushed to the restroom. To her luck there was no one, but that luck was short-lived. No sooner had she entered the washroom, two of her colleagues entered it. Now, everyone farted, every passed motions, but in office restrooms people looked at such person coming out of the washroom, as though he had done something against office rules. Rani controlled her urge and came out of the washroom, greeting her colleague who was waiting to get in.
Boss had sent the car, so that she could drop the document in Morarjibhai's office and had instructed the driver to drop her to the station after that. When she reached Morarjibhai's office, the jovial Morajibhai was unexpectedly there. Morarjibhai was a flirt and loved to do his bit of flirting with every good looking woman. And Rani had reached at a time, when Morarjibhai was sitting leisurely. Morarjibhai offered her water and then tea, but Rani's desperate condition could not let her accept anything. She remembered her boss's words about her, "You look sick'. Rani gave the same excuse. She excused herself saying that she would like to use the washroom before leaving. But looking at the condition of washroom, she decided against it.
Before she could go inside Morarjibhai's office, she had sent the driver back saying that she would take a cab back. Though the driver insisted, she sternly told him to leave. Now after coming back from Morarjibhai's office, she was in her own world to leave the air piling inside her, while waiting for the taxi. Usually the taxiwalas never stop, but to her ill-luck that day, a taxi stopped immediately. Rani didn't know whether to rejoice or cry.
When she reached the station, her train was waiting. She got into a train which was about to leave. She got a safe place to stand with strangers around her. The sound of the local and strangers around her was the best time to unwind herself. But the stupid wind inside had got so much confused that it refused to come out when she wanted. And when it was about to come, suddenly she hears a familiar voice, "Hey Rani". And there was her friend. "Goodness Lord, why did she have to come now", thought Rani, but continued talking to her friend in spite of being in discomfort.
Suddenly Rani felt something break and get loose. The knotted petticoat of her saree could no longer take the strain of the bloated stomach and being an old naddi (petticoat thread knotted on the waist) could not stand the pressure and gave away. Now Rani was in a fix, along with holding the air inside, she had the additional work of holding her saree along with the petticoat, so that it would not do a strip tease of her in the train.
As soon as her station came, Rani ran out and literally bullied the auto driver to take her individually instead of the usual share.
He sensed something wrong with her and didn't want to have a conflict with her. When her destination came, she gave him a 50 rupee note and rushed to her flat without taking the change.
When she reached her flat, it was locked. Never had she felt so miserable at having to open the door all by herself than today. Somehow, she managed to open the door after some juggling with one hand on saree and petticoat and other hand on the lock. As soon as she closed the door behind her, she safely let her hand off the saree and petticoat, which fell on the ground and released the bloated up air inside her like there was no tomorrow. No doubt, home is home and there is no other place like home. It at least lets you fart peacefully.
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Daily Nanny sought in Bathwick, Bath. Home to a very friendly, informal and dynamic family of 5(B4, B2 and B6 months). Both parents work from home, so this position will be on a mixture of a sole and shared care basis. The successful Nanny must be competent in all nursery duties, nursery drop offs/pick up for the eldest, planning fun activities and organising playdates. This role is suited to a Nanny who has great team effort, a 'muck in' attitude and has a love for the outdoors! The family are looking for a likeminded Nanny who will become part of the family. A driver is essential with car provided on duty. Additional staff includes a cleaner once a week. Working hours are either 3 or 4 days a week to suit the Nanny (Monday required) 8am-6pm. Salary on offer dependent on the Nanny's experience (from £13 per hour net). Interviews to commence immediately for a January 2023 start.


In the 16th century the Castlehacket and Cahermorris estates near Tuam in county Galway belonged to a branch of the Burkes of Clanricarde. These Burkes lost this estate under the Cromwellian regime and moved to a smaller estate at nearby Ower. The Castlehacket estate was purchased by the Kirwans from Sir Patrick Barnewell in the late 17th century and by the mid 19th century it included lands in the parishes of Annaghdown, Killower, Belclare, Cummer, Kilcoona, Donaghpatrick and Kilmoylan, barony of Clare, county Galway. In the 1870s the estate amounted to 8,374 acres. Following the death of John Kirwan in 1875 the estate was inherited by his sister Mary. She was married to Captain Percy Brodrick Bernard, son of the Bishop of Tuam and nephew of the 3rd Earl of Bandon. Their son Denis followed a military career and retired to Castlehacket where he died in 1956. The estate was inherited by his nephew Percy Paley, a keen genealogist, who accumulated a fine library at Castlehacket. Denis J. Kirwan and Sons of Tuam were the land agents for this estate in the second half of the 19th century.
Castlehacket takes its name from the Hackett family who owned the land in the 14th century. An early 18th century house was built by the Kirwan family and lived in by their descendants until 1985. Wilson mentions it as the seat of John Kirwan in 1786. It was held in fee by Denis Kirwan at the time of Griffith's Valuation when it was valued at £40. Referred to as the seat of Bernard Percy Broderick by Slater in 1894. The original house of 3 storeys was burnt in 1923 and rebuilt at the end of the 1920s as a 2 storey house. The house has had a number of owners in the past 20 years.
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Accused Of Polluting, Georgian Cement Giant Faces Few Consequences
DEDOPLISTSKARO, Georgia -- Fridon Narozauli points to the cracks jaggedly running down the walls of his home in the Khevsuri district in Dedoplistskaro, a town in eastern Georgia.
Like those living nearby and similarly impacted, Narozauli, 80, says the damage was done by the constant blasting at a nearby limestone quarry, the largest such site in Georgia. Much of the rock excavated here in this mountainous region feeds Georgia's cement industry, a key part of the Caucasus country's economy.
The quarry is operated by HeidelbergCement Georgia, a concrete and cement colossus in the hands of an investor group with ties to influential members of the ruling Georgian Dream party. The party was founded by Bidzina Ivanishvili, a former prime minister and tycoon, who is still reported to hold much sway in Georgia.
An investigation by RFE/RL in cooperation with Green Alternative, a Georgian environmental NGO, found HeidelbergCement Georgia has been cited by Georgian environmental officials for numerous violations at its facilities across the country, but has only been fined a few times. In those cases where it did face financial penalties, the amounts were meager.
The probe found that HeidelbergCement Georgia was a loss-making firm up until the Georgian Dream-linked individuals took a majority stake from the German parent company in late 2017. HeidelbergCement Georgia told RFE/RL that it operates in accordance with the environmental regulations in Georgia and has taken measures to address concerns and complaints leveled at the company.
The limestone quarry belonging to HeidelbergCement Georgia in Dedoplistskaro
Back in the Khevsuri district in Dedoplistskaro, another resident, Badri Narozaul, had iron girders inserted into the walls of his house, but that didn't stop the cracks from appearing.
'The work [at the quarry] is nonstop. There are always blasts. When [explosive charges] are placed even deeper in the quarry, the shaking, the house trembling, and my trembling, all get worse. The last blast was about four or five days ago,' Narozaul told RFE/RL.
RFE/RL was taken to several more houses in the Khevsuri district, many of whose walls had suffered similar damage. Some residents say those with means have invested in strengthening their walls with a combination of iron and concrete. They also suggest that officials don't care, noting that after they filed complaints in April, no officials came to view the damage themselves.
After those complaints, HeidelbergCement Georgia did face a fine for minor operational violations and was fined a measly -- according to activists -- 5,000 Georgian laris ($1,845), according to documents from the Environmental Protection Ministry obtained by RFE/RL.
Those documents also show that more serious allegations, including illegal extraction of limestone beyond the area spelled out in its permit license, have been forwarded to law enforcement authorities for further investigation, the status of which is unclear.
The Prosecutor-General's Office did not respond to inquiries from RFE/RL.
HeidelbergCement Georgia denied it had violated the terms of the quarry permit in written comments to RFE/RL. 'The company has no information on the case you mentioned. We would like to remind you here that the company did not conduct mining operations outside the license territory,' it said in a statement. 'Mining of ore is carried out in compliance with the rules. The quarry is very far from any population center.'
The alleged illegal activity was calculated to have amounted to an extra 77,000 cubic meters of extracted limestone, enough to fill about 1,000 rail cargo wagons, according to documents from the Environmental Protection Ministry, which put the damage at 141,000 laris ($52,035), an unusually large sum for such a case in Georgia and reportedly the highest calculated by the ministry against HeidelbergCement Georgia in the last nine years.
The cement factory in Rustavi
Heidelberg Materials, a multinational corporation headquartered in Germany and one of the world's largest producers of cement and concrete, entered the Georgian market in 2006 with the reported help of the family of Davit and Gela Bezhuashvili, influential members of the government at that time.
Since 2018, the division of the company operating in Georgia has been in the hands of an investor group with ties to the Georgian Dream party. In November 2017, Heidelberg sold its majority stake in the Georgian operation for 20.8 million euros. ($21.8 million)
Today, the German-based Heidelberg group still holds a 45 percent stake in the company. The Bezhuashvili family holds 10 percent and the remaining 45 percent is jointly managed by the Georgian Co-Investment Fund and Hunnewell Partners.
The Georgian Co-Investment Fund was founded by former Prime Minister Ivanishvili. Today, the investment company is managed by Giorgi Bachiashvili, a trusted ally of Ivanishvili, who is still a very influential figure in Georgia.
SEE ALSO: Amid Tight EU Scrutiny, Georgian Dream Feuds With Western Envoys
Hunnewell Partners is a private asset-management company whose portfolio includes large companies in Georgia, such as Magticom, Liberty Bank, the Rustavi Metallurgical Plant, and Imedi TV. One of the managing partners at Hunnewell is Irakli Rukhadze, who is also the chairman of the supervisory board of Imedi, a television station seen as loyal to Georgian Dream.
For years, HeidelbergCement Georgia operated in the red, racking up losses. The red, however, turned to green after the ownership switch in 2017, with profit margins rising from 2018. Over the past three years, the company has reported a total profit of more than 100 million laris ($36.9 million) over that period.
On its website, HeidelbergCement Georgia boasts, 'The company supplies cement and concrete to almost every major construction project in Georgia,' and that it is the only producer in Georgia of clinker, an ingredient in most cement products that acts as a binder. The company has plants, mines, and other facilities across Georgia and employs more than 1,000 people.
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Many of the sites and facilities belonging to the Georgian cement giant have long faced allegations of polluting or degrading the local environment, as in Khevsuri.
HeidelbergCement Georgia has been accused of violating such norms at its cement plants in the central city of Kaspi and the southern city of Rustavi. Irregularities have also been reported in the past at its limestone quarries in the eastern region of Kakheti. The company has also been accused of pouring untreated water from its concrete plant outside Tbilisi into the Mtkvari River.
Dust and noise from the cement plant in Kaspi is something those living nearby have long complained about, even after a new Chinese facility was completed in 2019 to replace the old one, greatly reducing some of those concerns.
Those living in its shadow often post photos of the smoke-belching behemoth on Facebook and other social media.
Photos of pollution are shared by residents of Kaspi on Facebook.
Ani Tatanashvili is one of them. She says the dust that she presumes comes from the plant is invisible to the naked eye but piles up over time on the windows of her house every day.
In 2017, a representative of the company said at a public meeting that a system to monitor pollution would be installed at the Kaspi cement factory. Heidelberg has said it monitors the dust in the air in Kaspi every month but does not make the results public. It did not respond to a request from RFE/RL for access to the data.
Besides dust, locals also complain that noise generated at the facility exceeds limits set by the government, allegations the company dismisses.
In a letter sent to RFE/RL on November 21, Heidelberg responded to the allegations of excessive noise. 'The company has fully studied the sources of the noise,' it said. 'Noise suppression screens are installed. In order to comply with the norms defined by the 2017 noise regulation, the company has changed its working mode and is constantly working on implementing additional noise reduction measures.'
The Environmental Protection Ministry has cited HeidelbergCement Georgia for numerous violations between 2013 and 2022, resulting in some cases in small fines, according to official documents obtained by RFE/RL's Georgian Service and Green Alternative.
HeidelbergCement Georgia was fined a total of 203,000 laris ($74,916) over the last nine years. That amounts to 22,000 laris ($8,119) per year on average, or about 0.005 percent of its overall turnover last year.
Given the small sums, the fines are hardly likely to force the company to change its behavior, says Nino Gujaraidze, executive director of Green Alternative.
'These fine amounts are completely ineffective for a company of this scale and cannot fulfill the function of a fine.'
Written by Tony Wesolowsky based on reporting and writing by Giorgi Mgeladze of RFE/RL's Georgian Service
Copyright (c) 2018. RFE/RL, Inc. Republished with the permission of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Washington DC 20036


All-inclusive holidays provide an affordable break for families on a budget, and they provide employment for local people. On the other hand, they do not share tourism revenues with surrounding communities, and often deny local resources and attractions to locals. Gambia 9n Africa) has recently attempted to ban all inclusive holidays in its country.
The first all-inclusive holidays were started in the 1950s with Club Med offering affordable travel to Majorca and Corfu to Europeans. Since then, many competitors have sprung up, including many major tour operators and even hotel chains which have developed custom built resorts. Travellers pay the tour operator in advance for everything from sports, activities, kids clubs as well as food & drink. Many visitors can stay without bringing any money with them.
Tourists who have paid for everything in advance stay at a self-contained resort with its own restaurants, bars and entertainment and therefore have little incentive to leave the resort and see the surrounding community, in any local natural or cultural heritage sites. The tour company (typically owned offshore) rakes in most of the tourist's cash, leaving little for the local community and its residents. Vacationers consume vast quantities of energy (to get there, and use in providing first-class accommodation and amenities) and water (significantly more than the locals, and golf resorts divert massive amounts of water from local agriculture), create significant amounts of waste, and jobs for locals only at the lowest levels at the resorts.
In the Caribbean, many all-inclusives are unpopular with locals who are barred from beaches, which are exclusively reserved for tourists, and protected by security guards. As well, tourists are often warned about the security threat posed by local people and advised to say in resorts, creating an over-cautious "bunker mentality".
Some hotel workers live in cramped conditions, barely earned a living wage, and working long hours. Typically the locals get the most menial jobs, while expatriates take the best paid management positions.
These resorts provide affordable and safe family holidays to countries most would usually not ever visit on their own. All-inclusive resorts have the infrastructure to handle significant numbers of tourists, and can offset cultural impacts of tourism by containing tourists in the resorts.
Many resorts are working to improve the wages and working conditions of local people in resorts. These resorts create many new jobs and training opportunities in areas and countries the highest unemployment in the world. Many of these jobs are regarded as better than those provided by established local businesses.
All inclusives also support local farmers by buying much of the food and produce locally. They also promote and encourage tours of the community by local people, and provide a venue for local craft vendors in the hotel free of cost (this is typically done one night of a one-week stay). Resorts also hire local musicians, and dancers for nightly guest entertainment. Most resorts offer positions to qualified local persons whenever possible, and train staff for promotion to more senior positions.
Evaluate your resort and your tour operator to ensure they are carrying out sustainable and community-minded practices at all-inclusive resorts.


Why is the NFL Punishing Players for Cannabis?
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"Recent studies demonstrate that cannabis helps treat common MS symptoms such as fatigue, muscle weakness, anxiety and sleep deprivation, according to Dr. Thorsten Rudroff, a Colorado State University neurophysiologist".


Malagasy Government is taking seriously the preparation of the Francophonie Summit to be held in 26 – 27 November 2016 in Antananarivo. For an event of this scale, the "art of welcome and receiving" is too much important. Therefore, the Ministry of Tourism (MinTour) and The Consortium of National Organism in Restoration Training - Tourism and Hospitality (CONFORTH) in collaboration with the National Office of Tourism in Madagascar (ONTM) are organizing capacity building training sessions for guides, kitchen, serving and lodging staff.
The initiative is funded by the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) and aims to notice better quality service offered by major links in tourism value through the professionalisation of active staff. The training are oriented toward technical know-how improvement for staff in tourist facilities including officials and / or suites during this important agenda of the Francophonie.
In this context, the program partners aspire to train guides and 900 employees from accommodation establishments regardless of their types (hotels, Guest house, charming hotels or restaurant ...). Originally scheduled for major sites that will host the Summit, namely in Antananarivo and its outskirts, training will expand throughout Analamanga and Vakinankaratra regions including Mantasoa and Itasy Antsirabe from 22 August until October. Participants will be certified by the MEETFP and will be the pioneers of the support program for the Professional Experience Valuation in tourism sector.


Rumor has it the Lions are interested in Alterraun Verner. Along with several other teams but the Lions are one of them.
i think they should make a play for tj ward at safety, but pass on verner unless they plan to cut houston. apparently the lions think houston's horrific season was a fluke based on injuries and off the field issues. lions also think they can develop slay but should have a backup plan like rashean mathis on a 1 yr deal or maybe another lowpriced vet. DE opposite Ansah still a big need, whats the plan with Jason Jones? how is he recovering and is he projected to fit at dE or moving back inside in Teryl Austin's scheme?
I agree about TJ Ward. But isnt he more of a strong safety?
Quinn was a FS for Houston, so it wouldn't be a problem for him to flip sides. All the safeties currently on their roster seem to be able to flip sides if needed.
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I dont see it happening but wouldnt that be something.
Verner is a hot name so I think he'll be priced out of our range. I'd be ok with Ward but not a huge contract.
What do you guys think about Michael Oher, Baltimore Ravens for RT? Waddle could move over and back up Reif and Hilliard could continue to back up RT. I think Waddle could play LG also if needed.
The Detroit Lions are expected to address their needs at wide receiver and safety when free agency opens.
Free agency opens on Tuesday, but it's important to remember that not all needs have to be immediately addressed. Teams can wait until later in the offseason to fill holes on their roster with the draft, and they can always take a look at some of the lower-profile free agents who remain unsigned as the offseason progresses.
Signing a wide receiver doesn't mean that the Lions won't still draft one, of course. Wide receiver needs more than one new addition this offseason, and they will have plenty of options at that position in the draft. Free agency is merely the first step in overhauling the wide receiver position.
At safety, the Lions are really only in the market for one new starter to take care of that need. There's good depth behind Glover Quin, but the Lions do need to fill the vacancy created by Louis Delmas' release. Instead of waiting until the draft, it appears that the Lions want to find their new starter now, so it's entirely possible that safety could be removed from their list of needs in the next few days.
The Lions already have a solid group with only center needing an addition right now. I think going out and spending money on Oher would be the equivalent of signing another starting level DT. It just doesn't seem like a good use of cap space unless he comes at an abnormally low price.
WR Kevin Ogletree signed to a 1-year deal.


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Q: How to display a Superscript in C# Dropdownlist, using html tags Hope someone can tell me how I should get a Superscript tag like ² to display correctly in the text of a Dropdownlist option?
Thanks.

A: Probably using HTML entities:
²

instead of the actual character. But it's probably better to let C# take care of it:
string safeString = HttpUtility.HtmlEncode("your string²");
// Use the result as the displayed value in your Dropdownlist

This method will also find other problematic characters such as & and replace them accordingly. See MSDN HttpUtility.HtmlEncode for more information on this.
Edit: be advised; the resulting string from HtmlEncode will show (when used in HTML) exactly that what you have input in the method. So do not use HTML entities in your input, because then that's exactly what you'll see in the resulting page.
If you want to show m² then just enter that inside the method. .NET will take care of the rest.

A: Maybe unicode symbols would do the trick for you: http://tlt.its.psu.edu/suggestions/international/bylanguage/mathchart.html#super
For the superscripted two you would use ² resulting in: ²

A: You can write this way,
string item=HttpUtility.HtmlDecode("ml/min/1.73m²")

for more info on superscript you can see this link
http://symbolcodes.tlt.psu.edu/bylanguage/mathchart.html#super

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Clive Puzey, né le  à Bulawayo, est un ancien pilote automobile de Rhodésie. Opposant au président Robert Mugabe dans les années 90, il a émigré en Australie au début des années 2000.

Biographie
Au début des années 1960, il commence à courir en Formule Junior avant de racheter une ancienne Lotus 18/21 à moteur Coventry Climax quatre cylindres avec laquelle il dispute, fin 1963, sa première course de Formule 1 sur le circuit du Kyalami à l'occasion du Grand Prix du Rand. Dernier sur la grille de départ, il abandonne au cours de la première manche. Il va terminer septième de cette même épreuve l'année suivante, avant de tenter sa chance en championnat du monde lors du Grand Prix automobile d'Afrique du Sud 1965, sa vieille Lotus n'étant cependant pas assez performante pour lui permettre d'obtenir sa pré-qualification. Il participe régulièrement au championnat d'Afrique du Sud, terminant à la cinquième place en 1966, sa dernière saison sur Lotus. Il court ensuite sur les LDS de Doug Serrurier avant d'acquérir une Brabham BT19 pour la saison 1969. De nombreux abandons l'incitent à mettre fin à sa carrière sportive et à se consacrer exclusivement à son garage, à Bulawayo.

Dans les années 1990, il s'opposera activement à Robert Mugabe, avant d'émigrer en Australie au début des années 2000.

Notes et références

Naissance en juillet 1941

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Rabid cat bites person at Eastern Shore park
By By Carrie Wells
The Baltimore Sun |
A rabid cat bit a person at Pocomoke River State Park this week and health authorities are encouraging anyone who had contact with the animal to contact them.
The Worcester County Health Department said an adult was bitten by the cat at the Milburn Landing campground area in the Snow Hill park on Monday. The cat was found, euthanized and sent for rabies testing, which was later confirmed by a state lab, health officials said.
The cat was a medium adult male, dark gray in color with white under its chin and belly and four white feet. Anyone who had contact with the cat could be at risk for rabies exposure and is asked to immediately call the Worcester County Health Department 410-641-9559 or 410-632-1311 if it is after business hours or on the weekend. Anyone who believes their pet may have had contact with the cat is encouraged to call their veterinarian.
The Worcester County Health Department did not provide more information about the person who was bitten or his or her condition.
Rabies is a viral disease that causes acute inflammation of the brain and is usually spread through a bite or scratch. It is usually fatal if left untreated.
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The Serpentine galleries, in the heart of London, challenge renowned architectural firms every year to design and build temporary pavilions to host special summer events open to the public.
The raw material chosen for the 12th edition was cork. (Over 80 m3 [about 2,825 ft3] of this material was supplied by Amorim Cork Composites). The authorship of the work – which chose cork to cover the entire underground space - was by the Herzog & de Meuron architectural office and the artist Ai Weiwei.
The beginning of this project, entitled Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, dates back to 2000 when the 1st pavilion was built.
In the 2012 Serpentine Pavilion, Herzog & de Meuron and Ai Weiwei took an archaeological approach and designed a pavilion that inspires visitors to look beneath the surface, at its structure. They elected cork because of its acoustic properties and sensory characteristics (especially those linked to touch and smell).
The authors of the project intended to invite the public to take a step back in time, through the legacy of the eleven previous editions of this Serpentine Gallery initiative.The eleven pillars representing each preceding pavilion were joined by another representing the current structure (that supports a floating platform) at a height above the ground of only 1.5 meters (about 5 feet).
This site operates as a cultural space open to the public, which hosts multiple initiatives. It is also a space that invites conviviality and a break to socialize, offering comfort and a good environment.
The pavilion of this edition attracted nearly 750,000 visitors.
Three of the most important creators in the world devised a unique work, able to cause a multisensory experience for the visitor.
The 2012 Serpentine Pavilion presents itself as a cork lounge, circular in shape with a multi-level complex structure in which 108 pieces of expanded agglomerated cork furniture proliferate, specifically designed by Ai Weiwei and Herzog and de Meuron for this purpose and hand carved by technicians of Amorim, with the supervision of the team of architects.
The product used in the design of this work was cork agglomerate. This material is easily moldable, resulting in geometrically different solutions that harmoniously coexist in the same space.
"This partnership is the result of an unceasing commitment by Corticeira Amorim to promote worldwide the unbeatable technical and sustainability credentials of this natural material. Seeing cork applied in an architectural project with this impact and one of impeccable aesthetics is both a source of pride and a unique opportunity to demonstrate to the world that cork is not just a unique product created by nature, but also a material that is technologically relevant to the twenty-first century.


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August 23, 2018 Ashley
I have severe chronic asthma. Maybe I should rephrase that and say that I used to have severe chronic asthma. I drove school bus back then, and everyone wanted to blame it on the diesel fumes that came off the bus. I would be out on a run and I would have to have someone rush out and take over the bus while I was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. I couldn't believe the air quality in the bus was that bad when none of the kids seemed to be minding it and no one even said they could smell the exhaust. One day, my doctor told me that I had to make some decisions. He was giving me five years to live if I kept up with the way I was going. He wanted to put me on the lung transplant list, because the cilia that holds the air bubbles which we breathe, were no longer able to work and they were dying off. This put my husband and myself into a panic. My husband went on a mission and did a lot of research. He found out that almost forty percent of everyone who lived in our area, was suffering from asthma and breathing difficulty. There were sixty percent more occasions of childhood asthma reported in that area, than in any other area of the state. He told me we were moving to an area where the air quality was cleaner. We had a lot of industry in our area and once a week this one factory sent out a huge cloud of smoke, and that was when the air quality was the worst and it was in perfect timing to when I was in the hospital.


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Joan Coskie: Middleton Town Hall is important to residents
By JOANN COSKIE
MIDDLETON — Last week, I made a mistake, reporting that the Boy Scout Troop 155 in Milton picks up the cans in the bins by the Middleton Highway Department barn. Instead, they are collected by Troop 188 in Farmington, which also has scouts from Middleton. Both troops collect aluminum cans to raise money for equipment — good for the scouts and good for the communities where they live.
Historic town hall
Congratulations and thank you to John Mullen and Cheryl Kimball for their work in getting the Town Hall recognized as a historic structure. The Town Hall is important to us, not only for its past. It continues to make memories as the scene for unions, reunions and other events. Eric and Michelle Emerson (Oct. 1) and Mike an Sue Sherwood (Oct. 22) will surely treasure it as the scene of their weddings and receptions.
Budget/Advisory panel
On Oct. 17, Linda Adamo presented the Budget and Advisory Committee with the School Board's proposed schedule of meetings. If you recall from an earlier column, these meetings have to be scheduled well into the future for determining the anticipated expenditures. Members of the Budget and Advisory Committee agreed to meet with the School Board on Dec. 7 at 6:30 p.m. to begin the process of determining what it will take to provide education for Middleton students. Linda said that although the increase in the number of students is usually in the single digits each year, this year there may be more than anticipated.
The next item on the agenda was perusal of the town financial statistics of budgeted funds vs. actual expenditures. Todd LaPierre suggested that questions regarding the statistics be summarized for presenting to the Board of Selectmen. Members agreed to individually study the report and meet on Oct. 31 to consolidate their questions for the Board. Several members of the Committee suggested that it might be beneficial for them to meet with the Selectmen when department heads present their budgets. The general consensus was that perhaps this would eliminate the need for additional separate meetings and streamline the process of finalizing a budget.
Great news on the SLED project. The ditch work is done and driveways altered during construction are expected to be paved by Nov. 5 (weather permitting). Although weather slowed the Pennichuck water line project, it is still just about on schedule. A final report is expected to be given the Board of Selectmen on Nov. 14.
Neil and Linda Turner want to extend a grateful thank you to the EMT personnel that responded when Linda's mother, Phyllis, needed medical help.
Happy anniversary to John and Ruthann Mammone. They celebrate 49 years together Oct. 27. Wow! That's just shy of half a century!
If you have news pertaining to Middleton, contact me at (603) 682-3269 or email to tjctjcoskie.com.
Oct. 3 — Unruly juvenile, Elaine Road.
Oct. 4 — VIN verification.
Oct. 4 — Theft from a building, Adams Way.
Oct. 5 — Medical assist, Kings Highway.
Oct. 5 — House check request, New Portsmouth Road.
Oct. 5 — Dog control law; running at large and failure to report injury to dog, Route 153.
Oct. 6 — Disabled motor vehicle, Kings Highway.
Oct. 6 — Department assist, Elm St., Milton.
Oct. 6 — Criminal mischief (vandalism), Deer Run Road.
Oct. 6 — Medical assist, Spruce Drive.
Oct. 7 — Sex offender registration, Kings Highway.
Oct. 7 — Child neglect, Pleasant St., Farmington.
Oct. 9 — Criminal threatening (intimidation, etc.), Kings Highway.
Oct. 9 — Domestic disturbance (no assault), Route 153.
Oct. 9 — Paperwork service, Kings Highway.
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Driller Killer (1979)
Abel Ferrara began filming Driller Killer in 1977 and finished the film in 1978, but it was not released until 1979. Then in 1982 the UK distributors of the film, Vipco, took out some full-page advertisements in a number of movie magazines. The advertisements showed the video's violently explicit cover, complaints began flooding into the Advertising Standards Agency, and by 1984 'Video Nasties' were banned in the UK. You can find out more about Driller Killer at A Passion For Horror.
The Real Bruce Lee (1973)
Brucesploitation kung fu classic. Public Domain.
The version of the film that is commonly distributed in the West (USA) on public domain-type DVD and video labels runs 93 minutes in length. The British VHS-version released in 1979 runs 118 minutes
His Girl Friday - 1940
His Girl Friday is a 1940 American comedy film directed by Howard Hawks starring Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell and Ralph Bellamy. Walter Burns (Cary Grant) is a newspaper editor who learns his ex-wife is about to marry a bland insurance man and settle down to a quiet life. Walter determines to sabotage these plans and uses every trick in the book to keep his ex-wife from remarrying. This movie is public domain.
Das Wandernde Bild (1920) (Fritz Lang)
Das Wandernde Bild is a silent, black and white film directed by Fritz Lang released in 1920. The inter-titles are in Portuguese, however an English subtitle file (srt format) is muxed into the original mkv, and available separately as well. The subtitle source is unknown. It is recommended you download the original mkv file and play it in VLC Player.