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WICN Artist of the Month, May 2022: Joey DeFrancesco
Written by Doug Hall on May 23, 2022
The music world abounds with references to Philly soul or Philly funk and its heritage of legendary musicians. Philly jazz musicians have also earned such iconic references. But there is one contemporary recording artist, constantly touring with top-shelf talent and held by most jazz musicians as a virtuoso on the Hammond B3 organ, whose roots run deep. Joey DeFrancesco has an association with The City of Brotherly Love as his family shares deep musical DNA. "I got it on both sides," reflects his father, Papa John DeFrancesco, who had a respected, high-profile career as an organist. "My grandfather and my mother's father were both musicians. The legacy goes way back in my family." DeFrancesco started playing the piano at 4 and playing songs by Jimmy Smith when he was 5. As a musical family, DeFrancesco explains, "we were like the hip Partridge Family, every day, we'd be in the basement. We'd be set up by 4:30, then we'd eat dinner, then we'd go down to the basement again and play."
Another critical Philadelphia connection and intersection in DeFrancesco's life was finding a brother in kinship, the gifted and internationally renowned stand-up bassist, bandleader and current artistic director of the Newport Jazz Festival, Christian McBride. At Philadelphia's High School for Creative and Performing Arts in the 1980s, DeFrancesco and McBride would become soulmates via their shared passion for jazz. In a featured NPR podcast, with McBride interviewing his old classmate and sometime bandmate, their past was clearly a critical starting point for development. "They were musical brothers then, bound by a deep love of the jazz tradition and the impressive scope of their youthful abilities. And while each has followed his own path since — leading bands, making albums, achieving preeminence in the field — that fraternal bond hasn't faded or faltered."
Attending and performing in gigs with his father around Philadelphia as a teenager, DeFrancesco's exceptional abilities on the organ would draw accolades and attention. At 16, he was the first recipient of the Philadelphia Jazz Society's McCoy Tyner Scholarship, and was also a finalist in the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Piano Competition.
During this same period, he would come to the attention of Miles Davis, as Davis was experimenting with funkier directions in jazz fusion. By chance, Davis had seen DeFrancesco on a television show, Time Out, when he was playing with his high school classmate Christian McBride. At 17, Davis asked him to join his touring band and he later recorded with Davis on Live Around the World (Warner Bros., 1988-91) and Amandla (Warner Bros., 1989). Along with other up-and-coming talent on this album, including guitarist Marcus Miller, altoist Kenny Garrett and pianists Joe Sample and Deron Johnson, this period with Davis was seminal in exposure and setting his foundation as a performer, holding his own with top-tier musicianship.
A second instrument would draw in this exceptional organist. After watching Davis on horn on tour, DeFrancesco would start to teach himself the trumpet. "I started playing the trumpet because of him (Davis). I didn't play it before that, I was listening, but I started playing because of him. It was really something to be right there and see him play every night, so when I came home from that tour I learned how to play the trumpet."
https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/music/joey-defrancesco-was-17-when-miles-davis-asked-him-to-join-his-band-6604165?showFullText=true
Based on his success with Davis, DeFrancesco would sign an exclusive recording contract with Columbia Records, releasing his first debut album, All of Me (Columbia Records, 1989) and Where Were You (Columbia Records, 1990) and 3 more releases in consecutive years on the same label. These recordings would not only return the organ to jazz as a center-stage instrument, but also, with all the showmanship and flair put aside, would cement his reputation as a rising star and virtuoso.
Stepping into his first role as a bandleader, DeFrancesco toured with his own quartet at 18. Consequently, his previous touring and relationship with Davis brought him in touch with Davis' former fusion guitarist and founder of the Mahavishnu Orchestra, John McLaughlin. In the early '90s, they would tour together extensively and as well as recording, including After The Rain (1994), which offers an example of their paired chemistry. Together they would also form Free Spirit, a trio including Dennis Chambers on drums, following a jazz fusion direction with less of the hard edges. This trio is an exceptional example of how DeFrancesco's Hammond organ instinctually overlays a competing instrument, in this case the sharp electric guitar instrumentation laid down by McLaughlin. Their release Tokyo Live (Verve, 1994), recorded at the Blue Note Tokyo jazz club, offers up a nightclub feel and ongoing exchanges between both musicians, particularly on Hijacked and Little Miss Valley.
In 2000 he would team up with his hero and greatest influence, Jimmy Smith, who not only popularized the sound of the Hammond B-3 organ, but created a link between jazz and 1960's soul music. They would record together on Incredible (Concord Jazz, 2000) which shows off the jamming and blues renditions these two aficionados of the instrument can deliver. DeFrancesco offers high praise for his musical idol: "Jimmy is like Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie. He was the innovator to let everybody know what kind of stuff you can do on this instrument, with the bass line, with the left hand, with the accenting with the left foot, whatever it was, plus playing in different styles, like the Erroll Garner style on the organ, or playing single-note lines."
DeFrancesco has additionally always sought out to mix with a wide variety of players in jazz, rock and blues. His distinctive style of swing, R&B, fusion and funk can be heard in the distinctive range of collaborations with artists including Ray Charles, Van Morrison, Diana Krall, Nancy Wilson George Benson, Larry Coryell and Buddy Guy.
DeFrancesco also does not feel the need to own the spotlight. As the organ is not thought of as a lead instrument, he happily shares the stage. In a November '21 featured DownBeat article, Francesco relates how he enjoys backing up what's happening on stage at the moment, "You know I'm big on comping, I mean, this probably sounds a little silly, but if someone is really killing it, I can be happy playin' comp and not take a solo all night. Because when you're comping, it's not just you're accompanying (the soloist) you're accompanying the whole situation."
In Philadelphia in 2017, prior to the release Project Freedom (Mack Avenue, 2017), DeFrancesco received a star on the Philadelphia Music Walk of Fame. Project Freedom was a personal musical expression of love and a belief in the personal impact of this city, as in his funky rendition of Sam Cooke's classic A Change is Gonna Come. This release also includes his gorgeous take on John Lennon's iconic, Imagine. Francesco stated his feelings for his home city and the special nature of this project, "that's where all my inspiration comes from…It was never JUST organ, it was never JUST jazz for me."
An additional recent highlight recording is In the Key of the Universe (Mack Avenue, 2019), which has substantial bandmate support from saxophonist Pharoah Saunders, drummer Billy Hart and percussionist Sammy Figueroa. The result is a spiritually inspired piece collectively. Matt Collar, music critic for AllMusic, gives it high marks for its emotional impact: "the album finds the organist tapping into the hypnotic, deeply soulful metaphysical jazz that artists like Pharoah Saunders, Don Cherry, and Rashaan Roland Kirk further explored in the wake of spiritual jazz pioneer John Coltrane's death in 1967."
DeFrancesco continues to be a force in the music industry, active and brilliantly creative, and a supporter of young musicians with involvement in workshops and masterclasses, including Canada's JAZZ.FM91 Youth Big Band. His Philly roots are still ever-present in the "swing" and "funk" of his style. In his own words, "The city's vibe. That just happens. The sound of the street. Watching people. There's always been a lot going on in Philly. That'll never leave me."
Doug Hall
Jack Coleman On May 8, 2022 at 8:27 pm
Fran Vozzella On May 25, 2022 at 12:47 pm
Great piece. I especially like the way you use clips of him from his early days to present. Thank you.
Emily Morrow
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In Memory: Paul Walker Reflects on Fatherhood
By David Weiner 1:00 PM PST, December 27, 2013
We said goodbye to many beloved entertainers and artists in 2013, but perhaps no death was more tragic and unexpected than that of Paul Walker's. Now, ET looks back at the life, loves and passions of the Fast & Furious star who perished in a high-speed crash last month. Watch the video…
VIDEO: Paul Walker Shares His Dream in Last ET Interview
Back in 2000, Paul had already been to racing school for the first The Fast and the Furious and he ironically told ET, "If you do race, I guess wear your seat belt and a helmet, because I hear when these guys get in a car accident it's pretty gnarly, because they're usually at over 100 miles an hour."
In his current film Hours, Paul plays a heroic dad struggling to save the life of his newborn during Hurricane Katrina, and the role made him smile when talking about parenting his own daughter, Meadow: "Sometimes you fall flat on your face, and you get up again, and then they get a little bit older and you ask them for forgiveness, and you fall on your face again, and you say, 'Just be patient with me please, this is my first time, I'm figuring this out!'"
RELATED: Paul Walker Official Cause of Death Revealed
During the promotion of Fast 6 last summer, ET's Rocsi Diaz asked Paul what he would do if he found out Meadow was driving his car the way he drives in the movies, and he replied, "I think she's going to be a hell of a driver... So long as she can pull it off clean and doesn't get caught, I guess she'll be alright."
Watch ET for more Paul Walker coverage, as well as other stars in memoriam.
VIDEO: Paul Walker's First ET Interview in '99
Remembering Paul Walker
Cynthia Nixon Says It Was 'Lucky' They Could Cut Chris Noth's Scenes

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import org.joda.time.DateTime;

/**
 * A point containing a location, time and name.
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    private final Double mLongitude;
    private final Double mElevation;
    private final DateTime mTime;
    private final String mName;
    private final String mDesc;
    private final String mType;
    private final String mSym;
    private final String mCmt;
    private final Extensions mExtensions;

    Point(Builder builder) {
        mLatitude = builder.mLatitude;
        mLongitude = builder.mLongitude;
        mElevation = builder.mElevation;
        mTime = builder.mTime;
        mName = builder.mName;
        mDesc = builder.mDesc;
        mType = builder.mType;
        mSym = builder.mSym;
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     */
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        private Double mElevation;
        private DateTime mTime;
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        private String mDesc;
        private String mType;
        private String mSym;
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The Taos Connection
The youngest of three brothers born in Taos, Juan Ricardo Romero moved to Los Angeles when his father began to work for Lockheed Aircraft during WWII. The boys were all active in scouting, and the three achieved the rank of Eagle Scout. Toby the oldest is retired Air Force Major residing in Arizona. Gilbert and Juan were ordained priests for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles in 1961 and 1964, both are retired from administration and residing in Southern California. Ancestry of both parents is for centuries from northern New Mexico, and their birthdays are a parenthesis on both sides of NM statehood in 1912. As a widower, father José Tobias was ordained a priest in 1975, and died in 1996. According to family lore, mother Claudia (d. 1969) is related to Padre Martinez.
Padre Juan served in several parishes throughout the far-flung Archdiocese of Los Angeles, and was pastor of three. He served twice in special ministry on the national level. From 1972-1975, he served as executive director of the PADRES organization of priests based in San Antonio and dedicated to Hispanic Ministry. For the intensive year of 1984-1985, he served as national coordinator for the Tercer Encuentro Nacional Hispano de Pastoral, a consultation process sponsored by the bishops of the United States–charged with developing a national pastoral plan for the Spanish Speaking.
He has been doing research and writing on Padre Martínez since the early seventies, and authored RELUCTANT DAWN: A Biography of Padre Antonio José Martínez, Cura de Taos in 1975 with second edition published in 2006. He has collaborated closely with Vicente Martínez, a close relative of the Padre, and with Jesuit priest Fr. Tom Steele–scholar on things New Mexican, especially Padre Martínez ("For this was I born"). Fr. Juan maintains this blog for The Taos Connection.
Padre Juan says:
It has been nearly a year since my last posting–much too long. In late May (now a month later) 2016, I had a TIA (minor stoke), and feel the urgency to post my rich collection of materials on Padre Martínez. I dedicate these future postings in globo to the memories of deceased collaborators Rev. Thomas Steeles, SJ and Vicente Martínez of Taos.
Fr. Juan Romero
Rev. Juan Romero says:
If you would like an autographed copy of my monograph Reluctant Dawn: A Biography of Padre Antonio José Martínez, Cura de Taos (second edition 2006) indicate to whom the booklet is to be inscribed, and address to where it is to be sent. A donation of $15 is adequate and gratefully accepted. Please make check or money order to me at the following address: Rev. Juan Romero c/o P.O. Box 1947 – Palm Springs, CA 92264.
Blog about Padre Antonio José Martínez, Cura de Taos. When he died, his peers in the USA Territorial Assembly for NM wrote on his epitaph, "La Honra de Su País" – The Honor of His Homeland. The last decade of his life–in the years following the American occupation– was clouded by controversy with his new bishop. Fray Angelioc Chavez in My Penitente Land called him "New Mexico's greatest son." This blog is dedicated to the life and legacy of this priest, educator, printer-publisher, lawyer-politician, rancher, patriot.
Past Postings
Past Postings Select Month January 2023 (1) May 2022 (1) June 2021 (1) December 2018 (1) February 2017 (2) June 2016 (1) July 2015 (1) June 2015 (4) May 2015 (1) March 2015 (1) February 2015 (2) September 2014 (1) May 2014 (1) January 2014 (1) November 2013 (1) October 2013 (1) September 2013 (2) July 2013 (1) October 2012 (2) August 2012 (1) December 2011 (2) November 2011 (1) October 2011 (2) May 2011 (1) June 2010 (4) November 2009 (1) August 2009 (3) June 2009 (3)
PASTORAL LETTER January 19, 2023
(no title) May 20, 2022
PADRE MARTÍNEZ AND TITHING June 19, 2021
FRANCISCO XAVIER ROMERO – A "Hitherto Unknown Santero" of the 17th Century December 2, 2018
BENJAMIN M. READ (Proto-Chicano Historian) & LARKIN GREGORY Read February 10, 2017


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Q: WPF DataGrid: reduce column width to fit its content while scrolling When I scroll vertical scrollbar, DataGrid automatically expands column width if content in new visible rows is bigger and exceeds previous column width. It's OK.
But if all bigger rows are scrolled over and new visible ones have small content width, DataGrid does not decrease column width. Is there a way to archieve this?
Attached behaviour implementation will be great.
Code behing:
 public partial class MainWindow
    {
        public MainWindow()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
            var persons = new List<Person>();
            for (var i = 0; i < 20; i++)
                persons.Add(new Person() {Name = "Coooooooooooooool", Surname = "Super"});
            for (var i = 0; i < 20; i++)
                persons.Add(new Person() {Name = "Cool", Surname = "Suuuuuuuuuuuuuuper"});
            for (var i = 0; i < 20; i++)
                persons.Add(new Person() {Name = "Coooooooooooooool", Surname = "Super"});
            DG.ItemsSource = persons;
        }

        public class Person
        {
            public string Name { get; set; }
            public string Surname { get; set; }
        }
    }

XAML:
<Window
    x:Class="WpfApp4.MainWindow"
    xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
    xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
    xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"
    xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006"
    Title="MainWindow"
    Width="400"
    Height="200"
    mc:Ignorable="d">
    <Grid>
        <DataGrid
            x:Name="DG"
            CanUserAddRows="False"
            CanUserDeleteRows="False"
            CanUserReorderColumns="False"
            CanUserResizeColumns="False"
            CanUserResizeRows="False"
            CanUserSortColumns="False" />
    </Grid>
</Window>

A: Add the LoadingRow property to you Datagrid:
   <DataGrid x:Name="DG"
        CanUserAddRows="False"
        CanUserDeleteRows="False"
        CanUserReorderColumns="False"
        CanUserResizeColumns="False"
        CanUserResizeRows="False"
        CanUserSortColumns="False" LoadingRow="DG_LoadingRow">
    </DataGrid>

And then add this code
in the code behind:
private void DG_LoadingRow(object sender, DataGridRowEventArgs e)
    {
        foreach (DataGridColumn c in DG.Columns)
            c.Width = 0;

        DG.UpdateLayout();

        foreach (DataGridColumn c in DG.Columns)
            c.Width = DataGridLength.Auto;
    }

It's definitely not the cleanest solution but it will resize the columns that are in view while scrolling.
Hope this helps.

Can you please wrap this into attached behaviour?

1) First option is to use an Attached Property.
public class DataGridHelper : DependencyObject
{
    public static readonly DependencyProperty SyncedColumnWidthsProperty =
        DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
          "SyncedColumnWidths",
          typeof(Boolean),
          typeof(DataGridHelper),
          new FrameworkPropertyMetadata(false,
              FrameworkPropertyMetadataOptions.AffectsRender,
              new PropertyChangedCallback(OnSyncColumnsChanged)
          ));

    private static void OnSyncColumnsChanged(DependencyObject d, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
    {
        if (d is DataGrid dataGrid)
        {
            dataGrid.LoadingRow += SyncColumnWidths;
        }
    }

    private static void SyncColumnWidths(object sender, DataGridRowEventArgs e)
    {
        var dataGrid = (DataGrid)sender;

        foreach (DataGridColumn c in dataGrid.Columns)
            c.Width = 0;

        e.Row.UpdateLayout();

        foreach (DataGridColumn c in dataGrid.Columns)
            c.Width = DataGridLength.Auto;
    }

    public static void SetSyncedColumnWidths(UIElement element, Boolean value)
    {
        element.SetValue(SyncedColumnWidthsProperty, value);
    }
}

Usage
<DataGrid
    ext:DataGridHelper.SyncedColumnWidths="True"
    ... />

2) Alternatively, Behaviors provide a more encapsulated way to extend functionality (requires System.Windows.Interactivity).
using System.Windows.Interactivity;

...

    public class SyncedColumnWidthsBehavior : Behavior<DataGrid>
    {
        protected override void OnAttached()
        {
            this.AssociatedObject.LoadingRow += this.SyncColumnWidths;
        }

        protected override void OnDetaching()
        {
            this.AssociatedObject.LoadingRow -= this.SyncColumnWidths;
        }

        private void SyncColumnWidths(object sender, DataGridRowEventArgs e)
        {
            var dataGrid = this.AssociatedObject;

            foreach (DataGridColumn c in dataGrid.Columns)
                c.Width = 0;

            e.Row.UpdateLayout();

            foreach (DataGridColumn c in dataGrid.Columns)
                c.Width = DataGridLength.Auto;
        }
    }

Usage
xmlns:i="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/2010/interactivity"

...

    <DataGrid
        ... >
        <i:Interaction.Behaviors>
            <ext:SyncedColumnWidthsBehavior />
        </i:Interaction.Behaviors>
    </DataGrid>

Behaviors offer a clean way to release event handlers. Although, in this case, even when we don't unsubscribe with the attached property, we wouldn't create memory leaks (ref Is it bad to not unregister event handlers?).

A: Apologies for delay to answer your question.
My method here is to capture the visible row in the screen and get the average width and assign to the columns width.
First Subscribed to ScrollViewer's ScrollChanged event.
       <DataGrid
        ScrollViewer.ScrollChanged="DG_ScrollChanged"
        x:Name="DG"
        CanUserAddRows="False"
        CanUserDeleteRows="False"
        CanUserReorderColumns="False"
        CanUserResizeColumns="False"
        CanUserResizeRows="False"
        CanUserSortColumns="False" />
</Grid>

By using ScrollChanged and FindVisualChildren I am able to get the Vertical Offset.
we can get the row index from vertical offset and index of the last row is calculated using (int)scroll.VerticalOffset + (int)scroll.ViewportHeight - 1
     ScrollViewer scroll = null;
    private void DG_ScrollChanged(object sender, ScrollChangedEventArgs e)
    {
        // get the control once and then use its offset to get the row index
        if (scroll == null)
            scroll = MethodRepo.FindVisualChildren<ScrollViewer>((DependencyObject)sender).First();

        int firstRow = (int)scroll.VerticalOffset;
        int lastRow = (int)scroll.VerticalOffset + (int)scroll.ViewportHeight + 1;

        List<int> FirstColumnLength = new List<int>();
        List<int> SecondColumnLength = new List<int>();
        for (int i = firstRow; i < lastRow-1; i++)
        {
            FirstColumnLength.Add(Convert.ToString(persons[i].Name).Length);
            SecondColumnLength.Add(Convert.ToString(persons[i].Surname).Length);
        }

        DG.Columns[0].Width = FirstColumnLength.Max()*10;
        DG.Columns[1].Width = SecondColumnLength.Max() * 10;
    }

I also created a static class to get the Visual children.
 public static class MethodRepo
{
    public static IEnumerable<T> FindVisualChildren<T>([NotNull] this DependencyObject parent) where T : DependencyObject
    {
        if (parent == null)
            throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(parent));

        var queue = new Queue<DependencyObject>(new[] { parent });

        while (queue.Any())
        {
            var reference = queue.Dequeue();
            var count = VisualTreeHelper.GetChildrenCount(reference);

            for (var i = 0; i < count; i++)
            {
                var child = VisualTreeHelper.GetChild(reference, i);
                if (child is T children)
                    yield return children;

                queue.Enqueue(child);
            }
        }
    }
}

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Definitions for "Warrant of Arrest"
Keywords: arrest, magistrate, police, sheriff, therein
Related Terms: Capias, Arrest warrant, Writ of habeas corpus, Warrant, Habeas corpus, Bench warrant, Citation , Writ of mandamus, Mandamus, Prosecutor, Bail, Mittimus, Magistrate, Scire facias, Release on own recognizance, Commitment, Injunction, Writ, Prosecute, Prosecuting attorney, Enjoin, Criminal charge, State's attorney, Police prosecutor, Juvenile court, Permanent injunction, Recognizance, Writ of prohibition, Tro, Contempt, Personal recognizance, Miranda warning, Search warrant, Personal jurisdiction, Preliminary injunction, Probation, Justice of the peace, Allocution, Praecipe, Disposition, Detention, Initial appearance, Contempt of court, Writ of assistance, Temporary restraining order, Accused, Prosecution, Conditional discharge, Sentencing, Detainer
In Rem. Form of process filed with or after the filing of a verified complaint. Gives the court jurisdiction over the property to be seized. Usually must be served within the district of issue. Historically, it has not included a finding of probable cause.
ojp.usdoj.gov
An order issued by a judge or magistrate to a police officer requiring the arrest of the person named in the warrant.
A writ or order issued by a judge or other competent authority, to a sheriff or other officer, requiring him or her to arrest a person therein named and bring that person before the court to answer to a specified charge.
court.nol.org
a court order authorising the police to bring you into custody because of the offence you have committed
iras.gov.sg
an order signed by a judge authorizing the police to arrest a person believed to have committed a crime
vegaslawyer.net
a piece of paper that says the police have the power to arrest you and take you to court
paralegaladvice.org.za
a process issued by a local criminal court directing a police officer to arrest a defendant designated in an accusatory instrument filed with such court and to bring him before such court in connection with such instrument
garygauthier.com
a written order from a magistrate, directed to a peace officer or some other person specially named, commanding him to take the body of the person accused of an offense, to be dealt with according to law, CCP ART
ccadp.org
court order to arrest a person;
dca.gov.uk
A writ issued by a magistrate, justice or other competent authority, to a sheriff, or other officer, requiring him to arrest a person therein named and bring him before the magistrate or court to answer to a specified charge.
If a Warrant of Arrest is issued, then the police are sent to arrest the person and can either hold them in custody until they can be brought before a judge or they can be granted bail and given a date when they must attend the court.
payplan.com
A written order issued by the court directing the arrest of a person.
justice.gov.nl.ca
A court order for arrest of a defendant, under affidavit, before defendant's appearance at a specific place or time has been scheduled. Issuance of the warrant by the clerk (not the court order for issuance of the arrest warrant.)
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You probably know all the obvious reasons for enlisting a managed services provider (MSP) to oversee your IT environment. MSPs not only fix things when they break, but also identify potential problems and correct them before there is a failure. They help you control costs, minimize downtime and free up internal sources for other projects.
Those are all incredibly valuable benefits, but they only scratch the surface of what's possible. In addition to handling day-to-day technical concerns, a really accomplished MSP will help you access new IT resources to drive productivity, innovation and profitability — resources that might otherwise be unavailable or cost-prohibitive internally.
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Santos has been named to two House committees amid growing calls for his resignation
Jack Padilla January 18, 2023 4 min read
Freshman Rep. George Santos was awarded seats in two subcommittees after House Republicans debated where to face the New York congressman. Growing legal issues And Calls for his resignation are growing for Lie in detail About his application.
Multiple GOP sources told CNN that the House Republican Steering Committee, controlled by Speaker Kevin McCarthy and his key allies, has tapped Santos to serve on two House panels: the Small Business Committee and the Science, Space and Technology Committee. Santos had privately lobbied GOP leaders to serve on two more top committees, one overseeing the Treasury Department and the other foreign policy, but top Republicans rejected the pitch after some leaders blocked his inclusion on their panel.
Still, Republican leaders have decided to treat Santos like other members of the House, even as questions about his past grow, with some raising security concerns about allowing him access to classified briefings.
Rep. Texas Republican and Chairman of the House Small Business Committee for the 118th Congress. Roger Williams supported the decision to name Santos to his board.
"I don't condone what he said, what he did. I don't think anyone does. But that's not my role. He was elected," Williams told CNN.
The controversy surrounding Santos presents an early test of McCarthy's leadership as speaker, creating a distraction as the new GOP majority tries to roll out its agenda. But McCarthy and GOP leaders are well aware that if Santos resigns, President Joe Biden will vacate a seat in the eight-point district, giving Democrats a real chance to further tighten Republicans' razor-thin House majority.
Although he declined to call on Santos to resign, McCarthy told reporters he was not aware of Santos embellishing his resume, but "there was always some question about it." McCarthy said Santos should be subject to a House ethics investigation and that it's up to voters in his district — not lawmakers — to decide his fate.
Watch McCarthy admit her fears about George Santos' resume
Other top Republicans aligned themselves with McCarthy's position.
Indeed, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise stopped short of calling for Santos' resignation on Tuesday, saying on Tuesday that he had "answered some serious questions" and that he now needed to "focus on the things he promised to do."
Scalise added: "He ran on an agenda and he has to follow through on it — as well as answer the questions that have been raised."
Florida Republican Rep. Byron Donalds, who sits on the steering committee that names members to their seats, supported the plan to install Santos on a committee.
"In this country you are innocent until proven guilty," Donalds said. "There are members who have had problems in the past. They were allowed to stay in their groups and stay in groups. Then the legal process takes hold and we make changes. So that's probably what's going to happen."
Senior House Republicans privately acknowledged that there is no easy way to handle the controversy surrounding Santos as they face the decision of which committee assignments to give him. Their concern: If they deny him a seat now, it could set a precedent for other members who face intense scrutiny from the press but are not charged, two GOP sources said. Instead, Republicans will follow normal GOP convention procedures, which could lead to him being booted from the caucuses if he is impeached. Yet in 2019, then-House Minority Leader McCarthy and his allies on the steering committee Then initialized-delegate. Steve King He then withdrew from his committees His racist views Came to know.
But Republicans know Santos' problems could worsen, forcing them to take stronger action against him.
Santos already faces a federal investigation An investigation into his finances was led by prosecutors in New York.
In a separate case, CNN reports that law enforcement officials in Brazil Reinstates fraud charges against Santos. Prosecutors said they would get a "proper answer" from Santos in connection with a checkbook stolen in 2008, after police stopped investigating him after nearly a decade of being unable to locate him.
In an interview with the New York Post last month, Santos denied being charged with any crime in Brazil, saying, "I'm not a criminal here — not here or in Brazil or in any jurisdiction in the world. Absolutely not. That didn't happen."
According to documents obtained by CNN in 2008, Santos admitted to stealing a checkbook belonging to his mother to buy clothes and shoes.
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American Grindhouse is a 2010 documentary directed and produced by Elijah Drenner. The film made its world premiere at the South by Southwest film festival in Austin, Texas on March 13, 2010.

Overview
The documentary chronicles the history of the American exploitation film from the days of Thomas Edison to contemporary films of the 21st century. The film features interviews with John Landis, Joe Dante, Jack Hill, Don Edmonds, Fred Williamson, Allison Anders, James Gordon White, Larry Cohen, William Lustig, Herschell Gordon Lewis, Judy Brown, Jeremy Kasten, Jonathan Kaplan, Bob Minor, Lewis Teague, David Hess and Fred Olen Ray. The documentary also features film historians Eddie Muller, Kim Morgan and Eric Schaefer. Robert Forster narrates.

Films referenced
Many film titles and posters get shown in passing, but this is a list of the films that are commented on or analyzed in the voiceover or by the interviewees. The list is in chronological order, but some of the films are mentioned in the documentary out of that sequence to fit with the themes.

The main films referenced in the documentary are:

The Great Train Robbery (1903)
Traffic in Souls (1913)
Dracula (1931)
Frankenstein (1931)
Freaks (1932)
Maniac (1934)
You Can't Beat the Rap! (1936)
I Wake Up Screaming (1941)
Mom and Dad (1945)
Because of Eve (1948)
Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)
Blackboard Jungle (1955)
I Was a Teenage Werewolf (1957)
The Tingler (1959)
The Immoral Mr. Teas (1959)
Psycho (1960)
Scum of the Earth! (1963)
Blood Feast (1963)
Two Thousand Maniacs! (1964)
Olga's House of Shame (1964)
The Wild Angels (1966)
Lord Love a Duck (1966)
The Lusting Hours (1967)
The Trip (1967)
She-Devils on Wheels (1968)
Easy Rider (1969)
Midnight Cowboy (1969)
Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (1971)
The Corpse Grinders (1971)
The Incredible 2-Headed Transplant (1971)
The Tormentors (1971)
The Big Doll House (1971)
The Big Bird Cage (1972)
The Last House on the Left (1972)
Night of the Lepus (1972)
Deep Throat (1972)
Schlock (1973)
Black Caesar (1973)
Coffy (1973)
Truck Turner (1974)
Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS (1975)
Jaws (1975)
Eaten Alive (1977)
Piranha (1978)
Alligator (1980)
The Passion of the Christ (2004)
Hostel (2005)
Grindhouse (2007)
American Gangster (2007)
Hell Ride (2008)
Black Dynamite (2009)

Reception
It had earned positive reviews from critics with some like Village Voice's Mark Holcomb saying "nitpicky enough to please film-history nerds but lively in a way that should tickle the merely curious".

Rotten Tomatoes, the review aggregator, gave the film an 86%.

See also
Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation!, a 2008 documentary about Australian exploitation (better known as Ozploitation) films by Mark Hartley
B movie
Roger Corman

References

External links
American Grindhouse at the Grindhouse Database

American Grindhouse on MUBI
 Elijah Drenner, director

2010 documentary films
2010 films
American documentary films
Documentary films about films
2010s exploitation films
2010s English-language films
2010s American films

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Bill Gates reveals his greatest mistake — and says it cost him billions of dollars
Bill Gates has a multi-billion dollar regret that still haunts him.
"The greatest mistake ever is whatever mismanagement I engaged in that caused Microsoft not to be what Android is," he told a recent conference. Gates was speaking with Eventbrite co-founder and CEO Julia Hartz at a recent event hosted for founders by venture firm Village Global. "That was a natural thing for Microsoft to win," Gates said.
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"It really is winner take all. If you're there with half as many apps or 90% as many apps, you're on your way to complete doom. There's room for exactly one non-Apple operating system and what's that worth?" he added. "If we had gotten that one right, we would be the leading company, but oh well." Android has 75% of the mobile OS market; Apple's iOS is at 22.7%; Windows has 0.24%.
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Gates isn't alone in acknowledging his biggest mistakes. On Sunday, President Donald Trump said his biggest mistake as president was appointing Jeff Sessions as his first attorney general. "If you would have one do-over as president, what would it be?" NBC's
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"I would say if I had one do-over, it would be, I would not have appointed Jeff Sessions to be attorney general. That would be my one," Trump replied. Sessions recused himself from working on the investigation on Russia's interference in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election. "That was the biggest mistake," Trump said of his appointing Sessions.
Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who died of pancreatic cancer at age 56 in 2011, revealed to his biographer Walter Isaacson that his biggest regret was personal. Jobs said his biggest mistake was delaying chemotherapy and surgery for nine months after his diagnosis in favor of alternative medicine. Isaacson said Jobs had "magical thinking. It had worked for him in the past."
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Jeb should have his name legally changed to Hypocrite Bush.
During the pre-New Hampshire ABC GOP presidential debate, Bush slammed Donald Trump on eminent domain. He was playing to a clearly hostile anti-Trump crowd, knowing that the Trump supporters only received 20 tickets for the debate. Jeb used eminent domain as a club to bash The Donald, citing a decades-old case of an elderly Atlantic City lady who refused to sell her property to Trump, which he wanted for a parking lot. Atlantic City condemned her property, trying to force her to sell, she challenged the condemnation in court and won. Trump quickly abandoned the idea in favor of more willing neighbors who sold their property to Trump for his parking lot, and he paid them quite well for their properties.
The Atlantic City story is now being repeated over and over again by the neo-cons to try to destroy Mr. Trump. They're using the tactics of Joseph Goebbels, repeat a lie often enough….and people will eventually believe it.
As Florida Governor, Jeb Bush loved eminent domain.
The government wanted his land, but Jesse Hardy wasn't interested. He said it wasn't about money, it was about fighting for what is his. Jesse James Hardy was a symbol to some people of an individual besieged by government authorities and their allies in the environmental movement. Think United Nations Agenda 21, because that's what this is!
Governor Jeb Bush authorized the State Department of Environmental Protection to begin eminent domain proceedings against an elderly man who just wanted to keep his land.
Jesse Hardy became disabled from a chopper jump after 14 years of service as a U.S. Navy Seal. In 1976, he bought 160 acres of swampland that nobody else wanted. And he intended to keep it, but the State and Florida's EPA had different ideas.
When Jesse bought the land it was nothing but shallow land on an underwater reef which no one wanted, and no one owned. Jesse built a shed, then a house, and dug a well, he made the unwanted rough land inhabitable. Life was pretty crude in the beginning. He'd wait for a warm day to take a shower. Eventually though, he had air conditioning, reverse osmosis, a washing machine, a cell phone, a satellite dish. He had solar panels on the roof and a big generator out back.
Jesse was a businessman, he ran a limestone quarry on his property that generated considerable revenue. His land, he said, was his life. Jesse Hardy fed bread to the fish in one of the stocked ponds on his land. The ponds were a byproduct of his limestone mining operation.
In 1995, the niece of a family friend gave birth to a premature boy with severe medical problems. Tara Hilton, age 43, and little Tommy had nowhere to go. So they moved in with Hardy, who raised the boy as his son.
A year after Tommy's birth, Hardy said he dug a test lake and stocked it with catfish, bream and tilapia to see whether his dream of establishing a fish farm could come true.
Like Tommy, the fish thrived, and Hardy and Hilton said they hatched bigger plans to dig four 20-acre lakes for recreational and commercial use.
Then Naples started growing, and encroaching, as the everglades to the east became drier.
Florida first laid the groundwork for taking Hardy's land in 1985, when it began buying 55,247 acres of the bankrupt and largely abandoned South Golden Gate Estates. Environmentalists considered the tract vital to restoring the natural flow of the River of Grass and protecting the water supply.
Nearly 20 years and $121 million later, the state owned almost every inch of South Golden Gates Estates, except 800 acres claimed by the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians — and Hardy's 160 acres.
Mr. Hardy's land was in the middle of the failed housing complex, Southern Golden Gates Estates. The land for that development was carved out of a swamp years ago, and subdivided by canals and dirt roads. State authorities and environmentalists wanted to tear up the roads and fill in the canals, and allow water to flood the land, to restore it to its natural wetlands condition.
Hardy paid $60,000 for his 160 acres, valued for tax purposes in 2000, at $860,000. The state offered him $711,725 in 2002. He said no. It offered him $1.2-million in 2003. He said no. $1.5-million? No. $4.5-million? No. No. No.
But the offers from the state kept coming, and the pressure kept mounting with the price. So, too, did Hardy's status as a folk hero. His celebrity, though, would prove no match for the state. After Hardy turned down the $4.5 million, Gov. Jeb Bush and the Florida Cabinet authorized the state Department of Environmental Protection to begin eminent-domain proceedings.
Jesse was right about that, and what he describes is UN Agenda 21's Smart Growth.
He not only ordered seizures by force, but it was Bush himself who refused to reimburse the residents for the property he unlawfully ordered to be removed and destroyed.
What happened in Florida under Jeb Bush's administration is nothing less than a chipping away at a fundamental guarantee in the Constitution.
Next time one of the establishment folks brings up Donald Trump's Atlantic City development and the use of eminent domain, remind them of Jeb Bush's actions while Governor of Florida.
Jeb Bush used eminent domain to take the one thing most loved by a disabled veteran, land he bought and developed and intended to live on until he died. All for the EPA. Jeb trampled homeowners' rights with the destruction of healthy citrus trees, and no compensation for their losses, resulting in the state losing millions of dollars in lawsuits by homeowners.
The entire Bush family obviously sees no problem with eminent domain. So yes, Jeb Bush should have "hypocrite" in front of his name.


Nine percent of Americans check their phone every five minutes.
If you live in the United States, you won't be surprised to learn that people are really attached to their smartphones.
But now we can put some numbers to the trend to show just how addicted some people are to their smartphones. The numbers come from a survey conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of mobile security firm Lookout and Sprint.
According to the survey looking at consumers' mobile behavior, 63 percent of the 1,000 Americans surveyed said they check their smartphone at least once every hour. Nine percent said they check every five minutes.
Those are numbers I'm sure Apple, the new leader in the U.S. smartphone market , is happy to hear, but probably not numbers the family and friends who are trying to talk to you while you read this on your phone are thrilled about (97 percent of mobile phone owners said they check their phones occasionally while in the presence of family and friends).


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Q: Pass more attributes in the select2 generated element I use select2 library as below:
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This works fine but what I need is also to pass inside the  some other attributes as well. For example the name parameter. How can I do that with select2?

A: If your set the countries_list values in a format of id and text as inputdata data in the following solution you can achieve this.

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        text: 'enhancement'
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Ally Challenge to attribute no cost amusement choices for followers this weekend
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FLINT – The Ally Obstacle presented by McLaren will have loads of cost-free leisure selections other than golf when the $2-million PGA Tour Champions party starts Friday at Warwick Hills Golf and Place Club in Grand Blanc Twp.
Possibly the most significant will be Saturday night's live concert by Minimal Significant City on the observe variety following the completion of the 2nd round. Anybody paying for a ticket to the next spherical will receive no cost admission to the live performance.
The Celebrity Shootout showcasing Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Michigan Point out basketball coach Tom Izzo and Detroit Pink Wings coach Jeff Blashill will consider location all through the next round. The foursome will contend for a $30,000 purse that will be donated to charity. They'll tee off on the 10th hole quickly just after the last group of the next round has finished participate in there.
Other each day things to do Friday by way of Sunday will consist of:
— The Ally Deck at 17 situated around the 17th gap all day
— Reside day-to-day tunes in close proximity to the clubhouse from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
— Food truck concessions close to the 17th gap all day
— Birdie Time is Miller Time in close proximity to the 17th gap all day
— The Supporter Zone near the 17th hole from 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
— Mulligan's Deck close to the 17th gap all working day
— Young ones Zone around the 17th hole from 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
— McLaren Public Bleachers at the 18th gap all day
— Dow VETerans Den at the 18th gap from 7 a.m.-5 p.m.
A Family Exciting Evening will be held at the Pleasurable Zone in the vicinity of the 17th hole from 5 p.m.-7 p.m. Friday and will characteristic free of charge pizza and drinks for enthusiasts 18-and-less than, there will be a dance party with a DJ, and the Champions Caddie Exhibition will element the winners of The Ally Challenge – Paul Broadhurst, Jerry Kelly and Jim Furyk – switching roles with their caddies for a closest-to-the-pin competition.
There will be a grand prize deal awarded to a person of 3 youth selected at random.
There will also be a initially support tent at the 18th hole that will be open up all day and no cost COVID-19 vaccinations will be offered. The vaccinations will be accessible close to the first tee from 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Gates open up at 9 a.m. Friday, 7 a.m. Saturday and 8:30 a.m. Sunday.
Community parking with a shuttle assistance to the golf course is readily available at Grand Blanc Superior Faculty.
There are a wide range of ticket deals out there. You can see the rates by traveling to The Ally Obstacle web page.
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Best Mother's Day Ever! Baby on the Way for Stephen 'tWitch' Boss and Allison Holker
Allison Holker and Stephen "tWitch" Boss are adding to their family!
The couple announced on Friday's special Mother's Day episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show that they are expecting another baby together.
Baby on the way will join the So You Think You Can Dance alums' son Maddox Laurel, 3, and daughter Weslie Renae.
"Being that it is Mother's Day, we thought this was the perfect opportunity to announce that we're having a baby!" the mom-to-be, 31, said during her surprise appearance before cheers erupted from the audience.
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Inside Allison Holker and Stephen "tWitch" Boss' Cozy Cali Home: "We're That Family That Could Literally Never Leave the House"
"Congratulations!" said Ellen DeGeneres, joking to tWitch (who has been a DJ on the show since 2014), "How long have you known and kept this from me?"
"It's been a while, Ellen. It's been a little while. But you know, we gotta keep it under wraps for a second," he replied.
The couple don't know whether their bundle of joy on the way is a boy or a girl yet, but his or her older siblings are excited nonetheless — even though one of them doesn't fully grasp what's about to happen.
"Maddox has no idea what's about to hit him," said tWitch, 36. "But Weslie's so excited."
And Holker said on the show Friday that her daughter had "tears coming down her face" when she learned she was going to be a big sister again.
"She loves being a big sister, so we're really excited for them," said the star.
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The thing about our generation (born around 1964) is that we are sandwiched. Squashed between children and parents whilst trying to understand what passes for middle age (or middle youth).
We balance the needs of the elderly and ageing against the excited anticipation of our children – with our own hopes and desires bubbling below somewhere below the surface.
We are truly the sandwich generation.
So, I had a lovely Christmas. It had all the picture book elements I try to include to create lasting memories – from attending the village carol service, to decorating the house with fairy lights; from ensuring there was enough to eat and drink, to buying and wrapping sufficient gifts (but what IS sufficient?) I have seen so many TV advertisement for supermarket food, I feel like the M&S and Morrison's logos are burned into my eyeballs.
From December onwards, it has been like living in a bizarre Alice in Wonderland dreamscape where Christmas puddings shimmer with glitter and glace cherries tumble down from the sky, glancing off snow topped fir trees decorated with sugar canes and glinting with the gold of chocolate coins.
There were no arguments; no disagreements – not even a minute of shirtiness, because I have learned that it is just not worth the lasting damage it can do to memory making. It's as if, from December onwards, we all enter a bubble in the space-time continuum; like pressing pause whilst playing a DVD. And that, coupled with the enticing anticipation Christmas gives us is what makes this time of year so magical.
However, I have also seen, in a similar quantity to the Morrisons, Very and M&S adverts, seemingly endless appeals from charities asking for £2, £3, £5, £19 a month to help the sick, the needy, the dying across the World and in the UK. So frequent have been these appeals that one wonders how on earth giving such a small amount per month can possibly make a difference to the lives of the poor and starving – whilst also wondering how many lives could have been saved from the cost of such television advertising campaigns alone.
Such campaigns are a reminder that there is a reality outside our Christmas bubble and that while we are congratulating ourselves about having survived another one, without fights or falls outs, for some surviving Christmas is actually a miracle beyond their control – either today or in the year to come.


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Professor Murder
Formed as a guitar/bass/drums punk trio, Professor Murder found their sound in early 2005, when they decided that Michael Bell-Smith would stop playing guitar. Rethinking their music from the ground-up, the band set out on a new mission: to create a sound that distilled the many disparate soundtracks to their lives in New York City. With a new lineup that has Bell-Smith singing and playing auxiliary percussion, and Jesse Cohen incorporating electronic drum and synth flourishes over the backbone of Tony Plunkett's bass and Andy Craven's drumming, the band began filtering reggae, funk, hip-hop and dance music through the loose mesh of their sound. In the process, they forged a sound that is as informed by Hot-97, bootleg mixtapes, downloaded mp3s and club nights, as it is by 70s and 80s post-punk. The band developed a more open-ended approach to their songwriting, appropriating beats, melodies, and vocals from various sources and allowing members to swap instruments as needed. With an even greater emphasis on percussion and Bell-Smith's vocal style and cadences, they developed their rhythm-heavy sound. Live, the band inspires a raucous playfulness, creating an atmosphere closer to a dance party than the sterile atmosphere of the indie rock show, and upending the clichés of rock and roll. For 2006, Professor Murder will release Professor Murder Rides the Subway, their debut EP on Kanine Records. Recorded at Brothers Studio with brothers Joshua Ryan, formerly a techno producer, and Eric Emm, formerly of Don Caballero, the album synthesizes Professor Murder's varied influences in a manner that sounds simultaneously cohesive and refreshingly new. Fans of post punk, dancehall, go-go, dub and techno will find familiar elements throughout these songs, as well as new sounds and rhythms. While the album has drawn comparisons to contemporaries such as Tussle, LCD Soundsystem, and Liars, as well as to older post-punk bands such as Liquid Liquid, Talking Heads, Konk, and A Certain Ratio, it will resonate with anyone who appreciates energetic, challenging, rhythmic sounds.
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Captain Henry Gilbert Nobbs
Captain Henry Gilbert Nobbs, OBE was born February 3rd, 1880. He enlisted in the London Rifle Brigade in England in November 1899 and served with them for five years and reaching the rank of Corporal. He then immigrated to Canada about 1905 and was appointed a Lieutenant in the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada on January 16, 1912.
Nobbs was in England at the outbreak of the First World War, so he rejoined the London Rifle Brigade in which he was a promoted to Temporary Captain in September 1914 [LG October 1914 p. 8152]. On September 9, 1916, during the Somme Offensive, he led his company in a charge on the enemy lines. He was shot through the head, and the bullet exited through his right eye, permanently blinding him. He lay in a shell-hole for two days, as the battle raged round him. He woke up in a German hospital on September 11th. After his wounds were treated he was sent to a POW camp. His next of kin had already been told that he had died and had received a telegram of condolences from Buckingham Palace, and it was a month before they learned the truth. Captain Nobbs was repatriated to England in December 1916. He was sent to St Dunstan's Home for blinded servicemen, which he was rather dreading, but to his surprise he found the atmosphere to be cheerful. He told the story in later years of how at one formal dinner there, he had thrown himself on the man seated next to him and began tickling him, crying out "Hullo, who do we have here then?" A voice replied "Derby" – it was Lord Derby, Secretary of State for War.
He was awarded the British War Medal and the Victory Medal [Militia List, Part II, September 1925] and demobilized in January 1917 with the rank of Captain. He transferred to the Reserve of Officers, Canadian Militia February 1, 1927(?).
He came to Australia with his wife and family in 1919, and threw himself into work for the firm of Holbrook's (Australasia) Ltd. He became the managing director of the company, and travelled widely on its behalf. In the 1930s he was fond of saying that his teddy bear, which always accompanied him, had travelled more than half a million miles. Nobbs was granted the Freedom of the City of London, and was presented to the King and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. He transformed Holbrook's into one of the largest employers in Australia.
Henry Gilbert Nobbs
In Manly, he was associated with Manly Amateur Swimming Club for many years, being vice-president in 1922, and President of the Club from 1924 onwards. He was made a life member of the Club in 1935, at which point it was the largest and most successful swimming club in Australia. He was also a vice-president and keen follower of the Manly Rugby Union club. He was chairman of the NSW Blinded Soldiers' Association, and a patron of Sydney Legacy Club. He was awarded the OBE in the New Year's Day Honours of 1951 for his years of service to these and other causes.
His publications included Rhymes and Reminiscences (1922); The Right of the British Line (recently reprinted as Englishman, Kamerad), a vivid portrait of his wartime experiences; and Blinded but Unbeaten (1950), inspirational stories of blind achievement.
He and his wife Katherine celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary in 1965 at their home in Oyama Avenue, Manly. He died in 1970, 54 years after his death had first been reported.
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anthony gower says:
Thank you, but Englishman Kamerad was printed in 1918, The right of the British line was the reprint
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Tobey Maguire Replaces Tom Holland In No Way Home Deepfake Video
Using deepfake technology, one Marvel fan replaces Tom Holland with Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker in the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer.
A new deepfake video imagines Tobey Maguire as Tom Holland's Peter Parker in the latest Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer. With just less than three months before it hits theaters, the anticipation for the upcoming Marvel Studios and Sony collaboration project is gradually increasing. Directed by Jon Watts, the movie will tackle the aftermath of the events of Spider-Man: Far From Home, which then leads to a much bigger narrative than what Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal) anticipated.
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There are a lot of things to be excited about Spider-Man: No Way Home. The film has been marketed as Peter's biggest adventure yet, and that says a lot considering what he went through in Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. It's easily one of the most anticipated blockbusters of 2021, as proven by its record-breaking teaser which became the most viewed trailer in 24 hours. Aside from the direct consequences of Spider-Man's real identity being outed, not to mention Mysterio framing the hero for his death, the blockbuster will also tackle the concept of the multiverse.
Given this, rumors have been persistent about previous actors who played the Marvel hero could appear in the film. The latest Spider-Man: No Way Home promotional clip didn't reveal Maguire or Andrew Garfield, leaving fans scrutinizing every second of the video in the hopes of finding clues about their speculated involvement. One Marvel follower with the YouTube channel, Shamook, however, took a different route, and instead used their time and effort coming up with a deepfake clip imagining what the threequel would look like if Maguire replaced Holland. Watch it below:
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To be frank, it's a little jarring to watch the aforementioned video. While the deepfake technology has come a long way since it was first introduced and the creator did a seamless job with it, there's something off-putting about watching the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer and not seeing Holland's face in it. Additionally, it didn't help that the trailer kept the MCU actor's voice throughout the teaser. Finally, seeing Maguire looking very young — even younger than Holland, is bizarre. Nonetheless, it's safe to say that with deepfakes being more prevalent and accessible to the public, expect more face swaps like this, in general, moving forward.
Obviously, this video was created with the intention to entertain. However, the deepfake technology has also been used to dupe people with regard to Spider-Man: No Way Home. Knowing full well how much attention it's garnering, one fan digitally created a clip with Garfield supposedly on the set of the movie. This caused a brief commotion online, but the creator eventually admitted that he only did it to "troll the entire internet." Given this, it's best to wait for any official word whether or not Garfield and/or Maguire are actually in the blockbuster instead of falling for random online videos that can be very deceiving.
Source: Shamook
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Unhygienic Conditions of Boroko Police Station
by Merilyn Diau-Katam 18/03/2016 03/06/2016 320
By Merilyn Diau-Katam – EM TV News, Port Moresby
The unhealthy state of the Boroko Police Station call blocks was inspected by the NCD Health Inspectors today.
The cell will be condemned upon the NCD Health Inspectors final report.
NCD Metropolitan Superintendent, Benjamin Turi, said the cells have been around for more than forty years, with no proper ventilation and sewerage system in place, and now, facing overcrowding of detainees.
From today's inspection, it was revealed that detainees have been living in unhygienic conditions and few others have contracted skin diseases.
The cell stations have poor water sanitation and even foul smell in the surrounding area.
NCD Metropolitan Superintendent, Benjamin Turi, said the cells are unfit to house detainees, even police officers fall sick from the unhygienic conditions.
Med. Supt. Turi said, "Our cell is not of the standard of human beings according to the international standard, we have breached a lot.
Politicians, leaders, our four MP's of NCD, what we have here is unfit for humans to live.
The moment you walk into the cell, you can feel the hot air, there is no ventilation in the cell, and water is leaking under the cell.
This cell needs to be condemned and a new one should be built."
Med. Supt. Turi said every night, prisoners themselves have to stand up and volunteer to clean the cells every night due to the water leakage. There is constantly a blockage in the cells.
Overcrowding is another issue just like any other lock up around the country that has become too common.
The Boroko Police Station cell blocks are meant to hold 6 to 7 detainees at a time, but are currently holding more than ten.
Med. Supt. Turi said as of last night, the cell prison has reached more than 140 detainees, on weekends the number goes up to 200.
"Once these cells have been condemned by the NCDC Health Inspectors, it will be in line with our Commissioner's intend to have three district cells from Port Moresby North West, North East and the South." said the Med. Sup.
The detainees will separate in these prisons.
A final report will be released in the coming week by the NCDC Health Inspectors that will recommend for changes.
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Activity Highlights in December
Joan Luft2022-11-30T15:06:39+01:00
Whether it's traditional Christmas events or unusual encounters with history and the arts, there's something for everyone in December!
Get Out and Explore
Thursday, 8 December Visit the Charlottenburg Christmas Market with us, sample the remarkable culinary offerings, shop for special gifts, and enjoy the spectacular background of one of the most delightful Christmas markets in Berlin.
Tuesday, 13 December Meet with opera stage director Jose Cortes, who has directed productions in all of Berlin's opera houses. In a relaxed venue at a member's home, learn something of what it is like to direct operas, from the initial planning of dates and choice of artists to the details of actual staging.
Wagner opera illustration by Arthur Rackham
Eat, Drink, and Enjoy
Tuesday, 6 December Be merry and bright! Believe in the magic and feel the Christmas vibes! Join us for a Kaffee, Kuchen und Sekt afternoon on St. Nicholas Day to celebrate the beginning of the Christmas season.
Traditional St Nicholas Celebration
Thursday, 15 December Lunch at Sole d'Oro Cucina Italiana, a popular little neighborhood restaurant in Charlottenburg, with a wide array of lunch dishes and a special Christmas-season menu.
Talk About Books
Wednesday, 14 December The Biographies Group discusses books about Varian Fry, the man who rescued thousands of Jews and regime critics from Nazi Germany. We have all passed the street named after him, near Potsdamer Platz, but how many of us know the fascinating details of how his rescue operation worked?
Stay Fit With Walking Groups
Every Wednesday A walk around Schlachtensee
Every Thursday A walk in Tiergarten
Crafts, Languages, and Games
Wednesday, 7 December French speakers
Monday, 12 December English speakers
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/// <reference path="./lib/event_emitter.ts" />
/// <reference path="./document.ts" />
namespace Monaka {

    export class AnchorChangeEvent extends _Event {
        constructor(public old: IPosition, public value: IPosition) {
            super();
        }
    }
    /**
     * new Anchor(doc, row, column)
     * - doc (Document): The document to associate with the anchor
     * - row (Number): The starting row position
     * - column (Number): The starting column position
     *
     * Creates a new `Anchor` and associates it with a document.
     *
     **/
    export class Anchor extends EventEmitter {
        public row: number;
        public column: number;
        public markerId: number;

        private document: _Document;

        constructor(doc: _Document, pos: IPosition) {
            super();
            this.document = doc;

            this.setPosition(pos.row, pos.column);

            doc.on("change", this.onChange);
        }

        public getPosition() {
            return this.$clipPositionToDocument(this.row, this.column);
        }

        public getDocument() {
            return this.document;
        }

        public onChange = (e: DocumentChangeEvent) => {
            var delta = e.data;
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            if (range.start.row === range.end.row && range.start.row !== this.row) {
                return;
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            if (range.start.row > this.row) {
                return;
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            if (range.start.row === this.row && range.start.column > this.column) {
                return;
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                    if (range.start.row === range.end.row) {
                        column += range.end.column - range.start.column;
                    } else {
                        column -= range.start.column;
                        row += range.end.row - range.start.row;
                    }
                } else if (range.start.row !== range.end.row && range.start.row < row) {
                    row += range.end.row - range.start.row;
                }
            } else if (delta.action === "insertLines") {
                if (range.start.row <= row) {
                    row += range.end.row - range.start.row;
                }
            } else if (delta.action === "removeText") {
                if (range.start.row === row && range.start.column < column) {
                    if (range.end.column >= column) {
                        column = range.start.column;
                    } else {
                        column = Math.max(0, column - (range.end.column - range.start.column));
                    }
                } else if (range.start.row !== range.end.row && range.start.row < row) {
                    if (range.end.row === row) {
                        column = Math.max(0, column - range.end.column) + range.start.column;
                    }
                    row -= (range.end.row - range.start.row);
                } else if (range.end.row === row) {
                    row -= range.end.row - range.start.row;
                    column = Math.max(0, column - range.end.column) + range.start.column;
                }
            } else if (delta.action === "removeLines") {
                if (range.start.row <= row) {
                    if (range.end.row <= row) {
                        row -= range.end.row - range.start.row;
                    } else {
                        row = range.start.row;
                        column = 0;
                    }
                }
            }

            this.setPosition(row, column, true);
        }

        public setPosition(row: number, column: number, noClip = false) {
            var pos: IPosition;
            if (noClip) {
                pos = {
                    row: row, column: column
                };
            } else {
                pos = this.$clipPositionToDocument(row, column);
            }

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            //    return;

            var old = {
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            this.row = pos.row;
            this.column = pos.column;
            this._dispatchEvent("change", new AnchorChangeEvent(old, pos));
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        public detach() {
            this.document.removeEventListener("change", this.onChange);
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            if (row >= this.document.getLength()) {
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                pos.column = this.document.getLine(pos.row).length;
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                pos.column = 0;
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                pos.row = row;
                pos.column = Math.min(this.document.getLine(pos.row).length, Math.max(0, column));
            }

            if (column < 0) {
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Q: how to extract the contents of a table based on the column value? I have a table with values . I want to extact the rows that has a particular column value using UNIX. Below is my table.
filenumber appln date msg
12 , ADRJH , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS
12 , AHW , 2014-12-03 , SUCCESS
92 , AIWEFEWMS , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS
66 , AIWEMS , 2014-12-03 , SUCCESS
3 , CCWEA , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS
3 , CCWEA , 2014-12-03 , SUCCESS
85 , CCWEDB , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS
85 , CCYHDB , 2014-12-03 , SUCCESS
5 , GENESTUHTYS , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS
3 , GTTGXS , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS
3 , GXUIKS , 2014-12-03 , SUCCESS
1 , MDUJM , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS
1 , MDYUJM , 2014-12-03 , SUCCESS
5 , medsUYJYapecc , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS
4 , medsapeYUcc , 2014-12-03 , SUCCESS
262 , MYUJIF , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS
262 , MIUJF , 2014-12-03 , SUCCESS
805 , PYUI , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS
423 , PI_TYCHARGEBACK , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS
434 , PI_CHYUJHYUARGEBACK , 2014-12-03 , SUCCESS
4 , PomnituYUJre , 2014-12-02 , SUCCESS

I need the rows with date as 2014-12-03 . Which unix command can be used?

A: Try this :
grep '\b2014-12-03\b' file

or
awk '$4=="2014-12-03"{print}' file

or
awk '$4=="2014-12-03"' file

A: You can also use

grep '/<2014-12-03/>' file

the "\<" and "\>" will trigger grep to search exactly for fixed pattern as a "word" than the pattern being a part of a "word"
Also if you find that using markers "\<" and "\>" are a bit difficult you can try the easier way
grep -F '2014-12-03' file

-F argument will also search for a fixed string
if you want grep to highlight the fixed string found in the lines in a terminal

grep '/<2014-12-03/>' --color file

or
grep -F '2014-12-03' --color file


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Q: How to refresh tagbox and add selections in Select2 I have a select2 dropbox that works well, but I want to be able to override the User's selections using jquery.  My fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/2br68kjv/ shows the tagbox already displaying 'Rock and 'Paper'.  What I want is to replace the contents with 'Paper' and 'Scissors'.  My thinking was to clear the tagbox first, then add in the new selections.  In real life my list is very long and clearing everything in the tagbox first would save a lot of code.  But after clearing the tagbox using .val('') nothing seems to work. Any ideas much appreciated.
<select id="dropList" style="width:300px" multiple="multiple">
  <option value="Rock">Rock</option>
  <option value="Paper">Paper</option>
  <option value="Scissors">Scissors</option>
</select>

<button name="button" id='buttoncode' value="OK" type="button">Click Me</button>

$("#dropList").select2();
$('#dropList').val(["Rock","Paper"]).trigger('change.select2');

$("#buttoncode").on("click", function()  {

$('#dropList').val('').trigger('change.select2');

var sel=$('#dropList').val();
sel.push("Paper");
sel.push("Scissors");
$('#dropList').val(sel).trigger('change.select2');

})

select {
width:300px;
}

A: I think you are saying you want to replace the first selection with a different selection while not changing the list of options? If so I did it by just setting the value again.
$("#buttoncode").on("click", function()  {
// overwrite selection
$('#dropList').val(["Paper", "Scissors"]).trigger('change.select2');
$('#dropList').val(sel).trigger('change.select2');
})

Here's the fiddle:
http://jsfiddle.net/kygk7ef4/