'You see this city? Here God lives among men.
For the last two weeks I have been speaking about "cooperating with Jesus", meaning that our common vocation as Christians is to endeavour to follow the directions and commands Jesus gives us in whatever we do. But at certain points in life, perhaps after a bereavement or when we experience severe difficulties, a few simple, yet niggling, questions may come to cast doubts on our commitments; "Why am I doing this?", "Why should I cooperate with Jesus?", or more to the point for some, "What am I going to get out of this?" Oftentimes these are legitimate questions and a possible answer to them is provided by our reading from the book of Apocalypse, also called book of Revelation.
The word Apocalypse means literally "to uncover", or "to reveal", and this is precisely what our reading does in order to dispel our doubts with its poetic description of the heavenly Jerusalem. It is as if a veil is suddenly lifted, and for a few precious instants we catch a glimpse of what lies ahead for us: a safe space, a truly happy place, a reward for our commitments. Behind this veil we find the unimpaired vision of God for everyone who now endeavours to seek him with a true heart.
But in reflection this moment of revelation has also something very powerful to say about our human condition. As when drawing back the curtains on a bright summer morning we are bathed in radiant sunlight, so in our reading as the veil is suddenly lifted we can see ourselves drenched in the brightness of the heavenly Jerusalem; in this light we see ourselves not as earthbound creatures but as inhabitants of that promised country, as pilgrims travelling towards a true homeland. That's our journey's end. That's what we are working for.
Outside these walls people have other aims in life, they work for other things and they have other purposes they want to achieve, and consequently they order their existence towards the attainment of their goals. Likewise, if our ultimate goal is indeed the heavenly city; if our journey is a long trek even beyond the grave – as Jesus shows us in his resurrection; then we should do everything that is within our powers to reach our aim. We should daily amend the way we live; rejecting those things that hold us back – such as greed, envy, and resentments – and little by little grow in faith, in courage, in patience, and in service to others; and so inching our way home.
May God, the Sovereign of that heavenly city, sustain us with his grace as we journey on. And may Our Blessed Lady, Queen of Heaven, assist our efforts with her prayers. Amen.


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L'Éventail est un film français réalisé par Emil-Edwin Reinert, sorti en 1947.

Synopsis
Martine, une riche orpheline, a été placée par son tuteur, dans une pension huppée où elle s'ennuie à mourir. Pour mettre un peu de sel dans son existence et pour éblouir ses camarades par la même occasion, Mademoiselle s'invente de gros mensonges. Comme celui par exemple d'une liaison qu'elle aurait nouée avec le célèbre musicien Jacques Brévannes. Elle s'enfuit un jour de l'institution et se réfugie dans les Alpes françaises, où elle rencontre... Jacques ! Belle occasion de mettre ses fantaisies à l'épreuve de la réalité. Le compositeur ne s'avère pas insensible au charme frais de la jolie menteuse mais ne voilà-t-il pas que l'inconstante s'éprend du rude guide montagnard Henri Vidal. Dès lors, entre les deux son cœur balance...

Fiche technique
 Titre : L'Éventail
 Réalisateur : Emil-Edwin Reinert
 Scénario et adaptation: Jacques Companeez
 Adaptation et dialogues : Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon
 Photographie : Charlie Bauer
 Décors : Guy de Gastyne
 Musique : Joe Hajos
 Montage : Victoria Spiri Mercanton
 Effets spéciaux : Nicolas Wilcke
 Producteur délégué : André Hakim
 Coproducteurs : Robert Hakim, Raymond Hakim
 Directeur de production : André Gargour
 Société de production : Paris Films Production
 Société de distribution : Gaumont Distribution
 Pays :
 Tournage : du  au
 Genre : comédie
 Durée :  105 minutes
 Date de sortie : France,

Distribution
 Dany Robin : Martine, un orpheline mythomane
 Claude Dauphin : Jacques Brévannes, un célèbre compositeur avec lequel elle prétend avoir une liaison
 Lucien Baroux : le baron Saint-Yves
 Marguerite Moreno :  de Stakelberg
 Henri Vidal : Pierre, un rude guide de haute montagne dont s'éprend Martine
 Robert Pizani : Le consul Alvaro Gomez
 Jean Hébey : le marquis
 Robert Seller : M. Dupont
 Jacques Sergy : le groom
 Henry Valbel : Guillaume
 Albert Michel : Gustave
 Hennery
 Paul Faivre : le médecin
 Madeleine Suffel : la bonne
 Camille Bert : le professeur de musique
 Pierre Dudan : un guide de haute montagne
 Jacqueline Cadet : Madeleine Catinat
 Rose Avril
 Colette Georges, Aniouta Pitoëff, Suzanne Grey, Laure Alex, Gisèle Brucker, Denise Prévost, Laura Meunier, Monique Jarnac & Lyska Wells : les pensionnaires
 Germaine Michel : la dame du train
 Alain Clairfond
 Vicky Hettier
 Charlotte Ecard
 René Pascal
 Jacqueline Huet

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 Henri Rochon, L'Écran français, , ,
 Raymond Chirat, Catalogue des films français de long métrage. Films de fiction 1940-1950, Editions Imprimerie Saint-Paul, Luxembourg, 1981, article no 301
 Raymond Chirat, La Saison cinématographique 1945/1947, ,
 Paul Vecchiali, L'Encinéclopédie. Cinéastes français des années 1930 et leur œuvre. Tome II - L/Z, Editions de l'Oeil, Montreuil, 2010, p.386-384,
 Armel de Lorme, Encyclopédie des longs métrages français de fiction 1929-1979. Volume 15, Aide-Mémoire, Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis), 2016, pp. 127-128,

Liens externes

Film français sorti en 1947
Comédie française
Film français en noir et blanc
Film réalisé par Emil-Edwin Reinert

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Astrohaus is a product design company focused on creating elegant productivity tools. It was founded in 2014 when we launched our first product, the Freewrite smart typewriter, on Kickstarter. (Campaign).
The project was a huge success, raising ~$342k, and ushering in a new era of distraction-free writing. Since then, thousands more Freewrites have shipped to writers in 50+ countries. Our customers love the Freewrite; over 45 million words have been typed on devices globally.
Our mission is to invent unique, well-designed consumer products that make people's lives more productive and fulfilling. They must be timely and ideally, timeless. A guiding design principle is that function comes first. We pressure ourselves to think holistically about the user experience, often melding old with new.
Astrohaus is a small team of dedicated craftspeople with offices in New York City and Detroit.
Adam Leeb, CEO and Cofounder, is a graduate of MIT with a degree in mechanical engineering and a focus on product design. He has 10+ years experience across product design, manufacturing, corporate finance, and entrepreneurship. He is a constant tinkerer and loves to develop unique consumer products.
Patrick Paul, Cofounder, is a Michigan State graduate and software developer. Patrick's experience includes professional work in international development, climate change mitigation, and rooftop solar. He is a life-long programmer and enjoys building prototypes.
Charlie Weikert, Product Manager, started his career as an engineer at Rolls-Royce developing airplane engines. Since joining Astrohaus, he has helped build the supply chain, develop products, collaborate with Chinese manufacturers, and manage logistics. In his spare time, you can find Charlie enjoying time outdoors, cooking, or honing his woodworking skills.
Ashwin Ramanujam, Technical Generalist, is a graduate of the University of Michigan. He joined Astrohaus in August 2018 as a Venture for America fellow. Before joining Astrohaus, Ashwin worked in healthcare IT implementation and B2B SaaS implementation.


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  beforeEach(module('w69b.scriptloader'));

  var fakeDoc, loader;
  beforeEach(module(function($provide) {
    fakeDoc = angular.element('

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    $provide.value('$document', fakeDoc);
  }));

  beforeEach(inject(function(scriptloader) {
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  describe('with script already loaded', function() {
    var url = 'http://doesnotexist.localhost/testsrc';
    beforeEach(function() {
      var elem  = angular.element('');
      fakeDoc.append(elem);
    });

    it('should detect loaded script', function() {
      expect(loader.isInDom(url)).toBe(true);
      expect(loader.isInDom(url + '/another')).toBe(false);
      expect(loader.isInDom(url + '/another', true)).toBe(false);
    });

    it('should not load already loaded url', inject(function($rootScope) {
      var oldhtml = fakeDoc.html();
      var spy = jasmine.createSpy();
      loader.load(url).then(spy);
      $rootScope.$digest();
      expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalled();
      expect(fakeDoc.html()).toEqual(oldhtml);
    }));

    it('should load other urls', inject(function($rootScope) {
      var newurl = url + '/another';
      expect(fakeDoc.html()).not.toContain(newurl);
      var spy = jasmine.createSpy();
      loader.load(newurl).then(spy);
      expect(fakeDoc.html()).toContain(newurl);
      expect(spy).not.toHaveBeenCalled();

      var oldhtml = fakeDoc.html();
      // trigger loading of same url again.
      var spy2 = jasmine.createSpy();
      loader.load(newurl).then(spy2);
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      expect(fakeDoc.html()).toEqual(oldhtml);
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This Saturday afternoon we will be riding the Old Pine Forest at Howard Springs.
Meeting at the entry to the Old Pine Forest at 4:45 for a 5:00 pm Start Saturday 15th Sep '18.
This will be an easy ride and cater to all levels of riders. There will be plenty of stops to regroup along the way.
Duration will be approx 1.5 Hours and approx 20klm distance.
You will need a MTB in good working order, helmet, gloves, enclosed shoes and plenty of water. Bring along any spares that you think you might require.
You do not need to be a DORC member to participate in the social rides. However; you will be riding at your own risk. DORC/MTBA members are covered for accident/injury insurance.


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Fiber internet popping up in Michigan
The fastest Internet connections available to Michiganders are coming from small Michigan companies you've probably never heard of.
In 2011, Ann Arbor was vying with cities around the nation to get the first installation of Google Fiber, a connection that was faster and better than anything around. The city lost, but what once took an Internet giant to accomplish is now being done by small companies in pockets across the state.
Fiber internet runs on a fiber-optic line. That's a different material than most existing cable and direct service line connections, which run over copper. Fiber is capable of running at much higher speeds than connections that come over copper fiber.
Speeds offered to residential customers in Michigan via fiber connections vary, but reach at least 1 gigabit.
What gigabit fiber internet technically does is transmit information at the speed of 1 gigabit per second. That's about 100 times faster than a standard 10 megabit connection available from companies like Comcast and AT&T.
In the future, fiber-optic lines could transmit even faster speeds. Researchers in the Netherlands transmitted 255 terabits per second, according to ExtremeTech. That's comparable to all of the traffic flowing over the entire internet at a peak time.
Where it is in Michigan
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation has partnered with Connect Michigan and Connected Nation Exchange to map the state's fiber network and where fiber is available. The result is a map where people can see where fiber service is already available in the state and fiber routes that may indicate where fiber will be next.
"Ultra-high-speed infrastructure is critical for securing Michigan's place in the digital economy," said MEDC Chief Executive Officer Steve Arwood. "The carriers on this map clearly recognize this mission and are ready to serve our communities, residents, businesses, and institutions with the fastest Internet connections available."
Eric Frederick, executive director of Connect Michigan, worked to make the map. He said participation by fiber-providing companies was optional and at this point about half of the fiber companies in the state are represented on the map. He said this is a big deal for companies looking to locate in the state.
"I think that with this map this is really the first time that a public entity like MEDC has worked to make information like this publicly available. There isn't another state in the union that offers this type of fiber optic route information in a public setting," Frederick said.
Jason Schreiber is founder and chief executive officer of LightSpeed, a Lansing company that formed in 2014 and has rolled fiber internet past 8,000 homes of potential customers in Lansing and East Lansing. He said companies have been bringing fiber to high-use businesses for a while now, but "we're bringing it to everybody."
Early subscribers are paying $49 per month for the service, and the demand is huge.
"We have more orders coming in every day than we can deliver them. The demand has been fantastic," Schreiber said.
LightSpeed is one of a handful of Michigan companies providing fiber to homes. But the increasing access to fiber in the state is also important to businesses.
In the future Frederick can see fast connections dictating where people choose to live. Already he has realtors who call him to see if their properties are connected to broadband.
"Folks are finding that they can't sell their home if they don't have a broadband connection, let alone a fiber connection," Frederick said.
One pattern he's seen in fiber offerings is that they're not just popping up in the urban centers you'd expect. Some of the first homes in Michigan with access to fiber are in rural areas with legacy telephone companies.
That's what's happened in Climax, a town about 25 minutes East of Kalamazoo.
CTS Telecom, Inc. started planning for fiber to the home a few years ago with a federal grant for broadband in rural areas, said Vice President of Operations Scott Gerdeman. The company had been providing fiber to businesses in downtown Kalamazoo and Battle Creek, but with the grant was able to run fiber into 500 homes.
The company offers speeds of 50 megabits, and could potentially offer more in the future.
CTS Telecom has been around for so long that it started off with bare wire running on trees in the area, and ran out of the owner's house. Now, Gerdeman said, "we have one of the finest internet services available in the state."
Lightspeed plans to expand to Southfield and is evaluating more markets to branch into. Meanwhile, in Detroit gigabit fiber internet is getting a boost from Dan Gilbert, founder and chairman of Rock Ventures and Quicken Loans.
What people use it for
Frederick said when you talk about fiber to the home, you're getting into a bit of a chicken or egg conversation.
"What comes first? Do you create one gigabit connections for everybody and then let them figure out what to do with it or do we wait for the application side?" Frederick said.
Right now he personally has a DSL connection, and isn't sure what he would do with the speeds that fiber can offer.
Gerdeman said in Climax some of the earliest adopters have been gamers looking for a fast connection for games that require internet connectivity.
If Schreiber's subscribers are any indication, young people are looking for this technology.
"The top demographic of the market that's interested in our services is young professionals, just out of college to young families," Schreiber said. "We dominate that demographic. Everybody wants our service."
One advantage of fiber over traditional copper lines is that it boasts fast upload speeds, not just download speeds. That could come into play as more people store their information on a virtual cloud instead of on their individual computers, Schreiber said.
Frederick said there's a demand for fiber in university towns as well.
"You have a very well educated audience, you've got professors who take big data research projects home with them who might need that speed," he said.
To Schreiber, this technology is exciting because it's new and its full potential hasn't been tapped yet. In the future he can see transmitting 10 gigabit or 100 gigabit speeds over the same infrastructure LightSpeed is building now.
"We're at the very beginning of what fiber can produce," Schreiber said.
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The Rec Pizzeria serves Detroit-style pizza in Peoria. Here's a look at the menu
First Bite: Our critic shares some thoughts about a new (or new to him) restaurant after an informal visit or two.
Dominic Armato
Hot on the heels of Adrian Langu's grandma pizza at Crisp and Justin Piazza's Roman-style pizza al taglio at Piazza Romana comes another newcomer who's firing up pizza with something rarely seen around these parts.
It's okay, Phoenix. Those pointy things are called "corners." You're going to love them.
In April, Mark Gluck launched The Rec Pizzeria, serving Detroit-style pizza, smoked chicken wings and bottles of Faygo from a little nook of a joint in Peoria.
Arizona has built a reputation for slinging a decidedly circular style of Neapolitan-ish wood-fired pizza, and Gluck, an Arizona native, has slung his fair share. But The Rec marks his first venture as an owner and restaurateur, and he wanted to find a way to stand out.
Figuring the market for Arizona-style pizza was getting a little over-saturated, Gluck did his research and started test-baking batches of other styles to see if one struck his fancy.
One bite of Detroit-style's crispy, cheesy corners and he was hooked.
What is Detroit-style pizza?
For the uninitiated, Detroit-style pizza is a regional breed of thick crust, made by pressing a high-hydration dough into oiled, rectangular pans. Toppings are added before the bake and — this is key — cheese is applied edge-to-edge, so that it melts into the sides of the pan and browns as the pizza cooks.
Appropriately for a dish born in Detroit, it was a happy accident with industrial roots. Gus and Anna Guerra, credited with codifying the style in the 1940s, are said to have created Detroit-style pizza while trying to cook the family's Sicilian-style recipe in steel pans Gus acquired from a factory worker friend.
The result is a thick, soft, almost spongy pizza with a crisp base and edges comprised of lacy, crunchy golden brown cheese.
Gluck isn't the first in town to do Detroit-style. Little Caesars — the national chain whose pizza is dirt stinking cheap and tastes even cheaper — is based in Detroit and offers the city's signature style. Jet's Pizza, another Detroit chain, landed in Phoenix in 2016 raised the bar somewhat.
But those pining for Detroit-style made with more care will want to give The Rec a look.
Why this pizza place is called The Rec
"The Rec" mostly refers to the rectangular pans used to make the pizza. It partly refers to the records that decorate the walls. And Gluck jokes about adding a rec center one day, but he's quite serious about his hopes to expand the space to include a substantial dining room.
For now, however, The Rec is primarily a carry-out and delivery operation, serviced by Uber Eats until Gluck sets up in-house delivery with online ordering. Those eating in can avail themselves of a table and a small counter in the vestibule-sized dining area, plus a couple more tables outside.
Though it isn't his ancestral home, Gluck has adopted a Motor City milieu, decorating the walls with Motown 45s, photographs and concert posters.
The menu is predictably pizza-focused, but Gluck uses a smoker to make chicken wings in half a dozen flavors. They're meaty and tender with a sweet whiff of smoke and a bit of brown color. The Alabama white barbecue sauce plays more like a basting of oil and herbs, and the house-made hot honey turns a deep caramel color with a smoky complexity.
They're good, but they're not why you're here.
Here's what's on the menu
Purists can rest easy. There are plenty of traditional options on 13-item pizza menu (plus build-your-own), including the classic "Detroiter," topped simply with a sweet, oregano-flecked tomato sauce, slabs of pepperoni and plenty of cheese.
The edges are the thing, and the contrast in textures is spot on. As pizza goes, Detroit-style isn't exactly one of the more highbrow varieties, but neither are a lot of things we find irresistible. The crunch of that crisp, greasy, deep brown crust yielding to a pillowy core is just flat-out good.
Once you get tired of the basics — if you get tired of the basics — Gluck has a litany of specialty pizzas to try.
Hewing closer to the classics is "The White," eschewing tomato sauce in favor of dabs of creamy ricotta, a dusting of dried thyme and a nice garlicky punch. But it's probably just a matter of time before you start kicking the tires on models like the spicy pickle and bacon, a salty dill-forward concoction perked up with Frank's RedHot sauce.
In addition to the wings, Gluck also smoked pork shoulder that figures prominently on a few of his pizzas. "The 'Cue" is a gimme, laden with pulled pork, bacon, sticky sweet barbecue sauce and — in a hilariously irreverent nostalgia play that totally works — a sprinkle of the kind of fried onions you'll find atop Thanksgiving's green bean casserole.
And "The Hatch" pairs the same pulled pork with a drizzle of cool crema fresca and a tart hatch chile sauce with a long tail that tingles with a warm, spicy hum.
Gluck may have been seduced by Detroit-style pizza, but an Arizona pizza-maker can't completely ignore his roots.
The Rec Pizzeria
Where: 20340 N. Lake Pleasant Road, Peoria.
Hours: 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Sundays through Thursdays, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.
Price: Personal pizzas $6-$9; medium pizzas $8-$12; large pizzas $14-$19; smoked chicken wings $8 for 10; breadsticks $4-$6.
Details: 623-328-9131, therecpizzeria.com.
Tried something delicious lately? Reach the reporter at dominic.armato@arizonarepublic.com or at 602-444-8533. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram @skilletdoux, and on Facebook at facebook.com/darmato.
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This EDITABLE writing prompt and craft is perfect for any bulletin board and can be used as a winter poetry writing activity, snow science observation writing, or tie it into literacy as a writing companion to Snowmen at Night, Sneezy the Snowman or really ANY snowman book! Use them for a bulletin board, research reports, opinion writing…the possibilities are endless!
Includes a snowman page topper, 4 different writing template options (primary and intermediate lined, half and whole page) and the best part? YOU decide what the EDITABLE writing prompt is–perfect for differentiation, foreign languages, if you teach multiage or even if you change grade levels! These writing crafts are FUN and super easy for kids to complete (just color and cut!) AND are very little prep for you–something I know everyone will appreciate!


Applications must be completed and submitted no later than Tuesday, May 31 20, 2018.
All HOC families are welcomed to attend this event.
There will be free food, raffle prizes, a video game truck and many interactive Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math activities for the family to enjoy.
HOC young adults, ages 18 to 24 are invited to attend a series of employment readiness workshops hosted by Worksource Montgomery and A Wider Circle.


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Catching Up with the Idiots at the Opera
April 22, 2014 Idiots at the OperaDie Fledermaus, La Boheme, opera reviews, The Enchanted IslandMarion
I promised myself I'd review every opera I saw, and as usual I've disappointed myself. I'm not so arrogant to imagine that thousands of followers are waiting for my reports. I'm no Operateen.. I am the only one who misses me. I'm going to play catch up here and briefly mention three I've seen this season that I haven't written about previously.
First up, La Boheme. It was a Zefferelli production with beautiful sets and a spirited (mostly) age appropriate cast. No bells and whistles although the street scene was pretty something. It's easy to see why this opera has been so influential and is so loved. It would make a great date night or a great first opera experience. I so should have written about it and advised any crazed young romantic without a lot of cash, not to run out on a restaurant bill (as they do) but to get rush tickets for only $20 per because is there anything more romantic than dying of consumption in a garrett? Guess what kids? It's not too late! The same production (different singers) will be back in 2014.
Second, The Enchanted Island, featuring Placido Domingo, and Daniel De Niese. Why wasn't this packed? Did I mention Placido Domingo? All the singers including David Daniels, who seemed a bit fatigued when we saw him last year in Giulio Cesare, were completely on their game and having a great time. Granted it's a pastiche, not a classic (yet), but it worked. The arias were lovely and the libretto was coherent. De Niese may have been mugging just a bit – but she's fabulous. Domingo's English language phrasing was a tad odd, but he's Placido. Andriana (Rising Star) Chuchman was in it. Luca Pisaroni owned it as Caliban. Susan Graham killed as Sycorax. As Ferdinand, Anthony Roth Costanzo redeemed himself in our eyes after his participation in the world's worst production ever of Die Fledermaus – which will be covered in the next paragraph.
Third, The Fledermaus. It's over and done with. It would give me PTSD to revisit the night. Probably, it's not our type of opera to begin with. It's actually an operetta, and the music, while catchy, is all very waltzy and repetitive. But under the right circumstances, I could imagine it being fun. This was truly horrid. Worse still it was in English and very talky so we couldn't just tune out and listen to the music. Apparently, back in 1962 Garsin Kanin directed a revival and worked on the translation. Howard Dietz did the lyrics. It was a big hit and included Jack Gilford in the non-singing role of Frosch. So, someone had the bright idea of freshening things up with a new translation and new libretto with lyrics by Jeremy Sams and dialogue by Douglas Carter Beane. Sams is capable of better work. He also wrote the libretto for The Enchanted Island. Beane most recently wrote The Nance, which I missed, but probably shouldn't have. Maybe they were both drunk when they cooked this up. It's filled with "Broadway" and "opera" "inside" shopworn jokes that manage to both pander and offend the audience. For some reason, they also decided to make the Eisensteins, the couple at the center of the story, Jewish and set the story on New Year's Eve 1899. The Jewishness is displayed by the occassional Yiddishism which sounded clunky, and only served as a reminder that light though this might be, these people would be lucky to be dead by the 1930s. Their extreme enjoyment of a pig's head, their arrogance, lust and deceptiveness, insensitivity to the help etc. turns them into poster children for anti-semitism.
And that's not even the worst of it. The non-singing role of Frosch went on for what seemed like hours, as did other non-singing bits. It was as almost as though the writers didn't want the music to get in the way of their rivetting tale. The story which is not hard to follow included very long repetitive explanations of what happened in case we couldn't keep up.
I don't think the cast was even trying. Susanna Philips skipped the hard parts by which I mean the high notes. The aforementioned Anthony Roth Costanzo spoke in a comic-Russian accent, and screached his way through his songs. And poor Danny Burstein (who is usually brilliant) as Frosch, just mugged, mugged and mugged. When this kind of thing happens to otherwise talented performers, I blame the director.
Why were we there? We're idiots and it was part of our season tickets. What did we learn? No, more season tickets, ever! While we did stay till the end, something the better-half still hasn't forgiven me for – it was the first time we've ever skipped out during the applause. And there was applause, which we found bewildering.
Now that I'm caught up, please feel free to leave a comment or two about your favorite Met Opera this season, or to disagree with me — but that's like shooting fish in a barrel. I am after all, an idiot.
(Psst, Marion also writes fiction. You can help feed her growing family of cats by perhaps downloading a novella or something.)
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Bruno Marques (Rio de Janeiro, 12 de maio de 1981) é um compositor, arranjador, saxofonista e flautista brasileiro.

Discografia
Bruno Marques

Saxofonistas do estado do Rio de Janeiro
Flautistas do estado do Rio de Janeiro
Compositores do Rio de Janeiro (estado)
Arranjadores do Rio de Janeiro (estado)
Naturais da cidade do Rio de Janeiro


We wanted to show off this pretty house that just hit the Richmond real estate market! Some houses are just a joy to photograph. We get lost in each setup. Working with agents like Ken Hurst, who appreciates our creative storytelling through photos, and stagers like Clause Designs, who give us such a thoughtful setup to capture, make us truly love our job. Built c.1948. 3,522 square feet. 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths on 0.48 acre. $799,000! Blah blah blah pretty photos.


– "How can I sell more? How can I attract customers?"- These two questions are among the most common among a company's directors or sales managers.
Easy to say but more complicated to get… right? That's why we're going to explain the strategies that work best.
It will depend on the type of business we have to apply one strategy or another. The aim of these strategies will be to reach a greater number of customers.
Who is likely to become our client? This is the first step in attracting customers. Thanks to the definition of our target audience we will be able to define which strategies can be more effective.
To attract customers likely to buy our product we must know which is the most effective way to make ourselves known. Therefore we must take into account that aspects will influence more when promoting us before our target.
We could say that Inbound Marketing is a subtle form of advertising. Improve the visibility of your brand, be present in the "environment" of the client,… the greater the reach of the brand, the greater the possibility of reaching someone who might really be interested.
Empatiza con tu cliente. Put yourself in his place. This will help you to know what motivates him to buy.
Personalise the message to reach your client depending on the recipient. This is like a call of attention to its state of alert. It would be: "- Hey, this product is ideal for you. Do you want to know more about it?" This sensation will awaken the interest of the customer.
Direct these alert messages to provoke your client's curiosity.
If your business is a physical store that customers go to in person, ideally it should be attractive.
It will depend on the product you offer. If your shop is fashionable, display and make your product visible in a pleasant way in the shop window. There are different techniques and tricks to attract attention, combine colors, lighting, posters with attention calls (discounts, exclusive, discounts) among others.
On the other hand, if you're a baker, letting that pleasant smell of freshly made cake escape can attract passers-by.
…to get your potential client's attention. Nowadays everything is commercialized, everything exists and the competition is very hard. It's becoming more and more difficult to offer something that the rest of us don't already offer.
Have initiative and see where you can improve. Observe your business, observe the competition and what you could offer that they don't.
This serves to promote word of mouth, so that existing clients will also benefit. They will surely be more willing to recommend you if they are going to receive an incentive in return.
This technique works very well to help attract new customers and build trust. It is not the same for a friend to come and tell us that a product is good and that they also give us an exclusive offer for being recommended, that only for the company's advertising.
Above all it is very appropriate to use it at openings to promote visits on opening day. Getting known will be essential. They can be direct, in RSS, raffles to the first 30 clients, etc.
What customers haven't visited you in a while and are willing to repeat a purchase soon? You can, for example, offer them a sponsorship program so that they come back and also bring you a new customer.
To do this you'll need to have a healthy, up-to-date CRM with all the information you need. You can also use email tools to contact your clients. For example Mailrelay is a great tool for this purpose.
The Social Networks are also a good tool to reach your target audience. You can offer raffles and prizes to your customers if they share the ad in question in their profile. Instagram is a good example where companies conduct this type of sweepstakes.
So much for our tips to help you and offer you ideas on how to attract customers to your business. And you, do you have any other that works and do you want to share it?
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Sean HeffernanDecember 13, 2018 11:14 am
By Sean Heffernan
For this week's piece we are walking out of Corkagh Park, hopping on a 69 bus to Clondalkin Village, then a 76 to the Square to catch the 175 bus to the St. Colmcille's Way bus stop, and then walking the 35 minutes to our final destination – the Hell Fire Club.
As a child growing up in Tallaght this landmark fascinated me no end, particularly due to the legends that were associated with the place.
One particular memory from the 80's I have is of fellow pupils in fourth class telling us they were having a sleepover at the Hell Fire that weekend with the scouts.
Another chap then swore blind that his uncle went into the derelict building, walked backwards 99 times while reciting the Hail Mary, and the devil appeared.
When on Monday morning he was scolded by a classmate who roared at him "I walked backwards 99 times and saw nothing, and it made me get sick too ye liar"; to which he responded "You musta only did it 98 times".
The person who built the structure that came to being a 'Hell Fire Club' was William "Speaker" Connolly, a man who was regarded as the most powerful man in Ireland, and one of the most powerful in the whole of the British Isles in the 18th Century.
He was born in Ballyshannon County Donegal and was the son of a Protestant Innkeeper.
Amongst his many notable positions were, being Commissioner of the Irish Revenue (akin to todays Minister for Finance), Speaker of the Irish House of Commons, ten times a Lord Justice, with the most important of all being that of "Her Majesty's Privy Council for Ireland".
When he passed away ownership of the dwelling on Montpellier Hill up in the Dublin Mountains switched to that of a Richard Parsons who turned it into a Hell Fire Club.
As the First Earl of Rosse and a Freemason, he would have been a well known figure in Ireland at that time and was also known to dabble in Black Magic.
There were numerous such 'Hell-Fire' clubs dotted round parts of the UK, they were places were rich people could drink to their hearts content while discussing the issues of the day, and in many of these establishments, dabble in the occult too.
Like many other branches, the Hell Fire Club's in Dublin were places were copious amounts of drink was taken and wild sexual orgies routinely took place too.
They were very secretive clubs – and you know human nature – when something is kept hidden behind closed doors, people's inclinations are to presume things of an illicit nature are being carried out.
Thus the popular narrative of the time was that there were satanic acts taking place up on Montpellier Hill, the President and Master of Ceremonies was known as "The King of Hell", and he dressed in a devil like costume with horns, wings and hooves.
Various tales abound as to apparent slayings of animals and even human servants in rituals said to have taken place to appease Lucifer himself.
One famous story tells of a man turning up unannounced as a card game was in sessions, whereupon he asked to join in.
His large bag of money made the others at the table giddy with excitement and they readily agreed to this stranger joining in on their gambling.
At a certain point in the evening one of the other players accidentally dropped his card, and as he bent down to pick it up he noticed the newly arrived gentleman had cloven hooves instead of feet!
As he drew hurriedly back from the table and shrieking in terror, the Devil proceeded to kill the others in the room and run off with all the money.
A similar tale is told about Loftus Hall in Wexford – In this case it was the owners daughter who spotted the horse feet – a genuine pattern of Devilish appearances or made up lore?
There is another story of a farmer out searching for his sheep stumbling upon a club 'session' in progress, where he is invited in and spend the night with them.
Allegedly the farmer was so traumatised by what he saw he was found the next day cowering and shivering like a frightened cat, and from that day on he never again spoke one word, such was the shock he received.
A few years ago Archaeologist's digging in the area found a passage tomb under the building, and other things such as a 5,000 year old axe-head was also found during their excavations.
To this day the Hell Fire Club is a popular place for walkers to traverse up to, and is also the subject of much controversy to boot.
There are major proposed plans by South Dublin County Council to spend €19m building an interpretative centre and café at Montpellier Hill, which would also see the installation of Treetop Canopy footbridge linking it with Massey's Wood across the road.
With battle lines drawn on both sides, there is sure to be much discussion at the An Bord Pleanala hearings into the proposed development.
In the meantime why not do as I have done and take a walk up to the Hell Fire building, and with binoculars in tow, marvel at the cityscape below.
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Air France Places Major Order for Boeing Longer-Range 777-300s
Order will satisfy growing long-haul seating requirements
Air France has confirmed its selection of the Boeing longer-range 777-300 as the airplane that will satisfy its increasing capacity requirements for long-haul routes. The French carrier is purchasing 10 airplanes with options for 10 more. The first airplane is scheduled for delivery in October 2003.
"This decision is very coherent with our choice in 1996 to purchase the 777-200ER whose operational, technical and economical performance has now been proven," said Pierre Vellay, Air France corporate vice president, New Aircraft & Fleet Development.
Air France operates 11 777-200ERs, with 12 more scheduled for delivery during the next few years.
Expected growth in international traffic is due in part to Air France's partnership with Delta Air Lines, Korean Air and Aeromexico in the global Skyteam Alliance. The economical, high-capacity longer-range 777-300 jetliner will fulfill the requirements resulting from this growth.
"We're thrilled that Air France has declared its confidence in the new 777s as the answer to its long-range needs," said Seddik Belyamani, executive vice president, Sales and Marketing, Boeing Commercial Airplanes Group. "And we are confident Air France will receive outstanding financial returns on its investment."
Purchasing another member of the Boeing 777 family offers Air France an element of simplification in pilot training; maintenance procedures, manuals and inspection requirements; and reduced spares inventories. It also provides a well-designed, harmonious fleet, which is being modernized and upgraded. A further benefit for Air France is economics: fuel burn is considerably lower for the twin-engine longer-range 777-300 as are seat-mile costs.
The differences between the 777-200ER and the longer-range 777-300 are in passenger and cargo capacity, and engine thrust. The 777-200ER capacity is 270, while the new longer-range 777-300 capacity is 348. In addition, the new longer-range 777-300 holds more cargo - 20.8 tons versus 12.7 tons on the 777-200ER.
The plane will be powered by a GE90-115B engine with a thrust of 115,000 pounds - the highest engine thrust in aviation history (as compared to 94,000 pounds on the 777-200ER). General Electric (GE) has been improving the engine's design features for almost three years, ensuring a timely, low-risk development program. Detailed design work on the engine is under way. The GE90-115B is derived from the successful GE90 family of engines that has been in service since 1995.
The engine is distinguished by swept composite fan blades, and a high-efficiency, high-pressure compressor. FAR/JAR33 type certification of the GE90-115B by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and the European Community's Joint Airworthiness Authorities is targeted for 2002, with the GE90-115B-powered 777 to be ready for entry into service in 2003. further engine information, click here.
The longer-range 777-300 offers the same level of comfort and spaciousness for air travel with its passenger pleasing and award-winning interior as previous 777 models.
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Also included is an agreement with General Electric that extends cooperation between GE and Air France in the field of engine maintenance.
The longer-range 777-300 was launched in February 2000, along with the longer-range 777-200 jetliner. Rollout of the first airplane is set for late 2002. Flight testing of the longer-range jetliners is expected to begin in early 2003 with certification and first deliveries set for later that year.
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For detailed information on both models of the new longer-range airplanes, please click here.
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Q: Zk-Snarks library in JavaScript I am experimenting with ZK-SNARKS and wanted to know if there was any library I can use in JavaScript.
So far I have found out (https://github.com/iden3/snarkjs) but it does not work for me.

A: I found the solution and got snarks.js to work.
You need to use the following
const {stringifyBigInts, unstringifyBigInts} = require("./node_modules/snarkjs/src/stringifybigint.js");

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ANOTHER Saturday, another semi-final and another win that secures a trophy showdown with Ayr. However, while Heriot's had turned on the style to see off Currie Chieftains the previous week, this was an entirely different experience. They were pushed all the way by a Hawick side that came within the thickness of a goal post of taking the game into extra time.
Graham will remain at the club next season and is delighted with the attitude of the players – almost exclusively from Hawick – he will be working alongside.
Graham's side also earned plaudits from the home camp for their approach to the game.
"I thought they were brilliant in the way they put us under pressure," admitted Heriot's coach Phil Smith. "I thought they were excellent. The positive is that there are some games when you have to dog it out and we showed a bit of dog.
Smith had offered several men a chance to stake a claim to be involved in the big games that lie ahead, and he was happy with the way several of them grasped that opportunity. "We have about 25 boys who are all in the mix", he said.
And, he is relishing the first of those clashes at Millbrae on Saturday, insisting that there were plenty of good aspects in the performance to take into that encounter. "We have had a couple of poor moments. Let's just wind it in a bit. We just need to be a bit more clinical and lose the errors", he added.
The Borderers made a sprightly start without threatening the home line and it was the hosts who took control with a quickfire double.
The first try came with 12 minutes on the clock. Alex Ball collected at a scrum on the home 10 metre line and was untouched as he raced deep into Hawick territory and went past two defenders before offloading to Rob Kay who completed the job. Ross Jones converted and did so again three minutes later after Jack Blain had sprinted over.
However, in many years of tussles with the Greens, Heriot's have learned never to write off Hawick when it comes to the cut and thrust of knock-out rugby.
And they were reminded of that fact as the visitors struck three times in ten minutes to take the lead. The first try was down to the persistence of Matty Carryer, who looked to have been stopped a few metres short, but blasted his way through the final tackle to dot down. Lee Armstrong converted and his kick squared matters when he was on target again shortly afterwards, having delivered a perfectly weighted pass for Andrew Mitchell to score. And Hawick snatched the lead when Keith Davies crossed with 27 minutes played. This time Armstrong's kick from wide on the left struck a post – ultimately that was the difference between the teams.
Heriot's were stung into action and retaliated with a second solo score by Blain, who darted round behind the sticks, leaving Jones a simple conversion.
By half time, the Greens had regained the initiative through a penalty by Armstrong that saw his side into a one-point lead.
While Graham delivered his team-talk on the pitch, Smith preferred to keep his words behind closed doors. And whatever he said appeared to have worked. The hosts edged in front four minutes after the restart when Jones banged over a penalty that might have been out of range had the referee not advanced it ten metres when Shawn Muir offered him some unsolicited advice.
The Hawick response was to spend the next ten minutes camped in the home half. The Greens battered away at a solid Heriot's defence and finally found a way through when Dalton Redpath fired a pass out to Carryer, who squeezed in at the corner. Armstrong added the extras with a sweetly struck kick.
Smith rang the changes and back came Heriot's. They grabbed the lead in 66 minutes when Stuart Edwards kicked a penalty into touch, Michael Liness found Iain Wilson with the throw, and Josh Scott applied the final touch to a powerful drive. That squared matters and the conversion by Jones gave the home side the lead once more.
Hawick had no intention of going quietly. Redpath plunged over after a spell of pressure from the Greens, but they were penalised for an offence in the build up. Armstrong then had a penalty effort that shaved the upright. And, as they continued to press, a crucial turnover by Wilson gave the hosts some respite and booked them a place at Murrayfield for finals day.
Heriot's: J Blain; R McMichael, R Jones, R Kay, C Robertson; R Carmichael, A Ball; J Scott, A Johnstone, S Cessford, R Leishman, A Sinclair, M Hughes, I Wilson©, J Hill. Subs: A Johnstone, S Mustard, C Marshall, S Dewar, A Simmers, S Edwards, C Simpson.
Hawick: A Weir; K Ford, A Mitchell, K Davies, L Gordon-Wooley; L Armstrong, G Welsh; S Muir©, M Carryer, D Johnston, D Suddon, D Redpath, D Lowrie, S Graham, B McNeil. Subs: C Renwick, N Little, J Linton, D Lightfoot, A Redpath, G Welsh, R McKean.
Scoring sequence: (Heriot's first): 5-0; 7-0; 12-0; 14-0; 14-5; 14-7; 14-12; 14-14; 14-19; 19-19; 21-19; 21-22 (h-t) 24-22; 24-27; 24-29; 29-29; 31-29.
Man-of-the-match: Heriot's winger Jack Blain was back in the fold after his Scotland Under-20s duty and the youngster oozed class – 'like a Ferrari' said Phil Smith – and few in the crowd would argue.
Talking point: Hawick have a record of being the first ever winners of both the Scottish League and the Scottish Cup. Could George Graham's side replicate that achievement in the new league set up next season?


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Q: Comparing atomic and list types in R I get an error in the following code
> a <- dplyr::mutate
> a == dplyr::mutate
Error in a == dplyr::mutate :
  comparison (1) is possible only for atomic and list types

How can I do this comparison then?
The use case is to put within a function with a as an argument. If a is the function dplyr:::mutate, i would want to do a certain execution.

A: You can use the identical function:
> a <- dplyr::mutate
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Cancer patient dies days before 'Jeopardy!' appearance airs, donates winnings to research
Cindy Stowell (Jeopardy!)
A terminally ill contestant on the game show "Jeopardy!" passed away last week, just days before her taped appearance aired Tuesday night.
Cindy Stowell, a science content developer from Austin, Texas, had stage 4 cancer when she competed on the show a few months ago.
According to "Jeopardy!", Stowell's goal was to donate her prize money to cancer-related organizations.
"Competing on 'Jeopardy!' was a lifelong dream for Cindy, and we're glad she was able to do so. Sadly, Cindy died on December 5. Our condolences and best wishes to her family and friends," host Alex Trebek said in a statement on the show's website.
According to the show, Stowell passed the online test in early 2016 and received an invitation to an in-person audition in Oklahoma City this summer.
That's when she reached out to producer Maggie Speaks with this message:
"Do you have any idea how long it typically takes between an in person interview, and the taping date? I ask because I just found out that I don't have too much longer to live. The doctor's best guess is about 6 months. If there is the chance that I'd be able to still tape episodes of Jeopardy! if I were selected, I'd like to do that and donate any winnings to...charities involved in cancer research. If it is unlikely that the turnaround time would be that quick, then I'd like to give up my try out spot to someone else."
"Jeopardy!" producers agreed Stowell should come to the auditions, and if she qualified to compete, she would be booked for a taping right away.
She qualified. The show was taped three weeks later on August 31.
The show said only a select group of staffers and the host knew she was ill. Her opponents were unaware.
Greg Stowell, Carole Stowell, and Cindy's longtime boyfriend Jason Hess issued this statement:
"Cindy came on 'Jeopardy!' to play the game she loved and in doing so, she was able to make a contribution to cancer research in the hopes that no one else would have to go through what she did."
In her Tuesday, Dec. 13 appearance, Stowell won and became the new "Jeopardy!" champion with a 1-day total of $22,801.
She was scheduled to appear again in Wednesday's previously recorded broadcast.
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Ionuț Sebastian Cojocaru (born 28 July 2003) is a Romanian professional footballer who plays as a winger for Liga I side Farul Constanța.

Early life

Cojocaru was born in 2003.

Club career

Farul Constanța

Cojocaru starte his career with Farul Constanța.

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2003 births
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Sportspeople from Brăila
Romanian footballers
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Q: Como exportar breakpoints en netbeans? Se pueden exportar los breakpoints en netbeans?
y si se puede, como se hace?
He leido que en Eclipse si se puede hacer.
Gracias!

A: Pues no hallé plugins que lo hicieran ni la opción en las últimas versiones, así que revisé algo de código y la forma de hacerlo programáticamente implica hacer un plugin con las siguientes características:
Tu clase debe de extender java.beans.PropertyChangeListener, para que cuando haya un cambio en tu código este influya en el resultado (aunque suene contraintuitivo).
Debes incluir el api del debugger, por ejemplo si estás usando maven:
<dependency>
    <groupId>org.netbeans.api</groupId>
    <artifactId>org-netbeans-api-debugger</artifactId>
    <version>${version}</version>
</dependency>

Tu clase puede leer los breakpoints con el siguiente snippet
DebuggerEngine _engine = DebuggerManager.getDebuggerManager().getCurrentEngine();
if (null != _engine) {
   ActiveBreakpoints ab = ActiveBreakpoints.get(_engine);
   // aquí exportas al formato que vayas a desear
}

No pude llevarlo a la práctica debido a un error en el repo maven que ya reporté, pero con eso deberías de poder guiarte


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House Passes Bipartisan Legislation to Make Presidential Library Funding Transparent
Washington, D.C. (Feb. 11, 2019)—Today, Rep. Elijah E. Cummings (D-MD), the Chairman of the Committee on Oversight and Reform, and Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC), the Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Government Operations, issued the following statements after the House of Representatives passed H.R. 1063, the Presidential Library Donation Reform Act of 2019, by voice vote. The bill requires the disclosure of information about donors who give $200 or more for a presidential library and establishes penalties for false reporting and non-compliance.
"I introduced the Presidential Library Donation Reform Act to make the process of raising money to build presidential libraries more transparent," Chairman Cummings said. "Right now, a president—while still in office—can raise unlimited amounts of money for a presidential library from private donations, and the identities of all the donors can remain secret. It is time to enact this bipartisan legislation to require the disclosure of donor information."
"More transparency in politics is a goal we should strive for on a bipartisan basis, and that's exactly what this bill achieves," said Ranking Member Meadows. "Given Presidents can lawfully solicit unlimited donations for their libraries while still in office, the public should be able to know basic information about these donations—just as they can with their representatives. I thank my good friend, Chairman Cummings, for his leadership on this important bill."
Click here to read Chairman Cummings' full statement as entered into the Congressional Record.
The Presidential Library Donation Reform Act is supported by a number of transparency and good government organizations, including Demand Progress, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, and Project on Government Oversight.
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Lynching of Trayvon Martin goes unpunished
By Editor posted on July 15, 2013
Workers World statement: One more travesty of justice
Workers World Party joins with millions of people inside the U.S. and around the world in condemning in the strongest terms possible the "not guilty" verdict in the second-degree murder trial of George Zimmerman. Zimmerman fatally shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin on Feb. 26, 2012. Martin, who was African American, was lynched not once but twice.
By now, everyone knows that Zimmerman, a wannabe cop and watchman in a gated community in Sanford, Fla., stalked Martin because of who he was — Black — and what he wore — a hoodie. Even after being told by a police dispatcher not to confront Martin, Zimmerman attacked him anyway and then killed him. Zimmerman was allowed to walk free for six weeks by the police and powers-that-be until massive protests nationwide forced his arrest.
That was the first lynching of Martin.
The second lynching of Martin took place during the court proceedings. The trial judge put restraints on the prosecution that kept evidence from being presented that Martin was racially profiled by Zimmerman, who had a known history of viewing Black youth as "suspicious." Zimmerman's defense team was given free rein to put Martin on trial as the "aggressor" and portray their client as the "victim," thus justifying Martin's killing.
But Martin was the victim, not Zimmerman, and had the right to defend himself by any means.
The judge even allowed the defense to show the jury during the summation an outrageous fictional animation, based solely on Zimmerman's account, of Martin attacking Zimmerman. And then there was the jury of six women, five of whom were white and one Latina. Not one Black person was picked for the jury, even though Sanford's Black population is close to 29 percent.
In an all-too-familiar scenario, Trayvon Martin, a mere 17-year-old with a can of iced tea in one hand and a bag of Skittles in the other, a young person looking forward to a bright future, had his life tragically cut short by a racist society where youth of color are branded as less than human. It is a grim reminder that the legacy of slavery and racist oppression is alive and well in the U.S., where vigilantes like Zimmerman as well as the police have declared war on poor youth, especially if they are Black, Latino/a, Arab, Muslim and Indigenous.
So the jury, the judge, the defense and even the prosecution, who had smirks on their faces during a press conference following the verdict on July 13, were willing players in an unjust "justice" system, which is structurally poisoned with venomous racism and other forms of class bias to keep the multinational working class divided and weak.
How else can one explain the double standard in which well-paid Black football athletes like Michael Vick and Plaxico Burress each have to spend several years in prison — one for abusing dogs, the other for shooting himself in the leg — while a bigot like Zimmerman spends not one day in prison after admittedly killing a human being just because he felt "threatened"? This goes beyond the boundaries of reason.
The real killer of Trayvon Martin
The capitalist system is ultimately responsible for the murder of Trayvon Martin and countless others whose only "crime" is being a youth of color. Institutionalized racism, based on centuries-old white supremacist ideology, is central to keeping a tiny minority of the super-rich in power by impoverishing more and more workers with low wages, foreclosures, school and hospital closings, unemployment, underemployment, and mass incarceration and deportations.
The Occupy Wall Street development of almost two years ago was an important barometer showing that capitalism can no longer offer a once-privileged sector of white youth any bright future of prosperity. These youth are becoming more conscious of the fact that they have more in common with poor, working-class youth, especially youth of color, than with the corporate bankers and bosses popularly known as the 1%.
If capitalism is slowly but surely coming to a dead end, what can replace it? There is only one long-term solution: organizing on a massive scale to uproot the present system of capitalism and create an economic system that can lay the basis for eradicating the deep-seated oppression of people of color, women, lesbian-gay-bi-trans-queer people and immigrants.
Capitalism needs to constantly foster inequality and prejudices in order to keep its hold over all the workers that it exploits. To end exploitation and all forms of oppression, we need to fight for socialism, where the workers would become the owners of the vast means of production, break the chains of wage slavery and any remnants of feudal relations, and use their ability to work to meet the needs of all society through cooperation. The struggle, not elections, is the only instrument by which such true equality can be realized.
While fighting for a socialist future is the goal of many revolutionaries, including those of us in Workers World Party, it is important to stand in solidarity today with those who are out in the streets demanding justice for Trayvon Martin in all forms of protests, whether peaceful or militant, large or small. How this righteous anger plays out in the coming days, weeks and months remains to be seen.
But one thing is for sure. The image of Trayvon Martin will continue to be a national symbol of what every youth of color and their families fear in the U.S.: being demonized and dehumanized by legal and extra-legal terror under capitalism, fueled by racism.
Justice for Trayvon Martin must become a clarion call to all who want to unite every struggle in a show of class solidarity — like a mighty fist raised against a system that can offer nothing but oppression, racism and war.


The seven posters for Disney's upcoming 2019 releases are Chinese-inspired spins on Captain Marvel (March 8), Dumbo (March 29), Aladdin (May 24), Avengers: Endgame (April 26), Toy Story 4 (June 21), The Lion King (July 19) and Frozen 2 (November 22). You can see the posters below.
These Disney Lunar New Year posters are released on the heels of new TV spots for Avengers: Endgame, Captain Marvel, and Toy Story 4 released during the Super Bowl this weekend. Disney continues to knock it out of the park with timely marketing, as well as appeal to its growing audience in China. The country's moviegoing audience continues to grow in influence and box office clout — plenty has been written about Chinese characters being inserted into blockbusters to appeal to mainland audiences — so it only irks me a little bit that these posters have been advertised as "Chinese New Year" posters when plenty of other countries celebrate the holiday.
But these posters are beautifully designed, drawn in calligraphy and wood block-inspired art. I quite like the Aladdin poster because of its simplicity and recognizable iconography — and perhaps because the original "Aladdin" tale in One Thousand and One Nights is actually set in China. The exception to the common design is the Toy Story 4 poster, but I get that they couldn't pass up a Year of the Pig joke with Hamm.


As Labour and the Conservatives renew hostilities about the housing benefit bill, which of them will do something about it?
In the latest round of Labour's The Choice summer offensive, shadow work and pensions secretary Rachel Reeves released figures from the House of Commons Library showing that the total bill is set to rise to £27 billion by 2018/19.
Within that, she highlighted the soaring number of claims by people in work from 617,000 at the last election to 962,000 now and 1.2 million by 2018/19. That doubling in working claims will cost a total of £12.9 billion or £488 for every household in Britain between 2010/11 and 2018/19.
How far should the government go to buy off local opposition to new garden cities?


Recent research from Michigan State University (1) that demonstrates the rise of multi-drug resistant bacteria due to overuse of antibiotics in animals is troubling. It has long been known that flu originates in farms with multi-species interactions. As mentioned in the article, the swine farms in China are particularly problematic as they allow easy gene transfers among bacteria. This, in conjunction with lack of antibiotics research for decades due to declining commercial economics, could result in a perfect storm.
Bacteria have been dominant all through the history of the planet. Robust architecture with fast evolution by sheer numbers, led them to largely supersede any other biological life form on earth. For the past several decades, they have been put on the back foot, for the first time, by humans. All they need, however, are sufficient number of trials to develop resistance against any anti-bacterial agent. Data shows that they are well on their way, thanks to a variety of experiments afforded to them by inter-species breeding and the overuse of known agents.
The economics of this indicates that commercial organizations are unlikely to focus on it till it is too late. If R&D, commercial or publicly funded, is not focused on this developing problem, we may be heading toward a regime that may make Ebola look like a household pet. In a highly connected world of intercontinental travel, it is easy for the single cell organism to hitch a ride to anywhere they would like to go. Thus, local efforts are not sufficient and a true global push is needed to compete against the abundant experience, collected over four billion years.
R&D prioritization at the societal level needs to take into account the downside risk and value of investments.


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Turn heat down to medium-low and add ½ teaspoon coconut oil. Add half the sweet potato mixture and form into a nest type shape with a hole in the middle, leaving room for the egg. Pour 2 tablespoons egg whites on sweet potatoes. Add egg in the middle and cook for 4-8 minutes, or until cooked to your preference.


— The special counsel's redacted report had nothing to say on President Donald Trump's tax returns, but that doesn't change congressional Democrats' efforts to get the material.
— The IRS has an IT overhaul plan, for which the agency wants as much as $2.7 billion.
— Refunds and other tax filing season stats were relatively flat through the final days leading up to April 15, but IRS.gov visits spiked.
WELCOME TO FRIDAY, which, well, enough said. I'm pinch-hitting for your usual host Bernie today, but not for much longer.
Don't worry if you're already into the weekend, please be in touch with your tips.
You can also reach us on Twitter at@berniebecker3, @tobyeckert, @brianfaler, @aaronelorenzo, @POLITICOPro and @Morning_Tax.
NOTHING TO SEE HERE, FOLKS: House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal (D-Mass.) isn't changing course when it comes to pursuing Trump's tax returns, regardless of Robert Mueller's report. It was quiet on the president's tax returns, not that much was expected to be said anyway given confidentiality restrictions. But Mueller might not have even obtained Trump's tax returns, despite earlier speculation otherwise. Since Mueller focused on Russian election interference and possible collusion, conspiracy and obstruction of justice, and not financial crimes, it's unlikely that the special counsel would have had cause to delve into the president's taxes.
Neal is looking elsewhere, including a key inquiry into the IRS audit program on presidents, as part of his official demand to seize six years of Trump's personal and business tax returns launched earlier this month. Though some other Ways and Means Democrats previously cautioned that Neal should hold off on making his formal request until Mueller's work wrapped up, Neal never tied his effort to the special counsel. Some observers don't think Trump's tax returns were relevant to Mueller's nearly two-year investigation, though there's also some thinking that the president's allies would be wrong to claim that Mueller's conclusions nullify Neal's request. Mueller probed entirely separate issues than Neal is, one K Street source told Morning Tax.
SO LONG, OLD SOFTWARE: IRS officials unveiled plans to spend up to $2.7 billion to upgrade the agency's information technology over six years, to shore up software that in some cases dates back five decades but nonetheless gets layered on top of newer hardware. It currently costs the IRS more than $2.2 billion to operate its technology infrastructure every year, and that sum is rising, according to information included in the agency's Integrated Modernization Business Plan. The proposal is meant to produce better enforcement, cybersecurity and data protection outcomes from updated IT systems, and improve core taxpayer services and experiences in the process, yours truly reported. "This plan is built on the need to improve the taxpayer experience, by modernizing core tax administration systems, IRS operations and cybersecurity," Rettig and two of his deputies wrote in a preamble to the proposal.
The IRS expects the two-phase plan to cost a minimum of $2.3 billion and maybe as much as $2.7 billion through the 2024 federal fiscal year. Some parts are already in place for the current year, and the Trump administration's fiscal 2020 budget proposal includes $290 million toward the total outlay. Rettig promised progress reports to Congress as the overall project unfolds. Lawmakers have cut spending on the IRS some 20 percent since fiscal 2010.
AN ALMOST LAST LOOK AT FILING SEASON: Speaking of IT and the IRS, visits to the IRS website jumped 10 percent, approaching 400 million, heading into the final days of tax filing season, according to IRS statistics through April 12. Tax refund volume and amounts were down slightly year over year. The average refund equaled $2,795 through that date, down 1.3 percent from $2,831 last year. Refunds have generally been even in the latter weeks of filing season compared to last year after dramatic drops seen in the first couple of weeks. The IRS issued 84.4 million refunds through April 12, down 1.9 percent from 86 million a year ago. The agency received 0.7 percent more returns in 2019 than 2018 over the same period, exceeding 119 million, and processed almost 116 million, or 0.8 percent more than last year.
JAPANESE FIRMS FAVOR HIGHER SALES TAX: A Reuters poll found that most Japanese companies it surveyed want the government to stick with plans to raise sales taxes. The survey showed that more than 60 percent favor the increase, but they also want economic stimulus to minimize the impact. Japan's sales tax is scheduled to climb to 10 percent from 8 percent in October. Reuters, which conducted the poll April 3-15, found that about one in five companies that responded wanted the government to end its plan. Revenue from the higher tax rate is tabbed for social spending to account for the nation's population aging.
TAX HIKE ON THE TOP WORRIES CONNECTICUT GOVERNOR: Democrat Ned Lamont isn't keen on a proposal that's being kicked around in Connecticut's Democrat-led House and Senate to raise capital gains taxes on the state's top earners. The plan would tack 2 percentage points of tax onto capital gains from those who already face Connecticut's highest rate of 6.99 percent — couples who earn more than $1 million and single filers with incomes of more than $500,000 — and could raise $200 million, according to CTpost.com. "I've been pretty strict on not raising tax rates," Lamont said. He's worried raising such taxes could dampen the state's economy and drive away jobs, the article said.
Left-leaning pollsters offer messaging advice on talking down the GOP tax cuts law.
The French debate tax deductions for billionaires' pledges to restore Notre Dame cathedral.
Partners no more: Blackstone to reorganize structure into corporation.
IRS should better police its employees who aren't tax compliant, watchdog report says.
Streamlined withholding, reporting recommendations from the National Taxpayer Advocate.
The first shots were fired in the battles of Lexington and Concord on this date in 1775, and the American Revolution was under way.


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For some reason the "Open File Location" command on shortcuts has stopped working for me. When I click it, nothing happens. No window opens, no error shows up, nothing. I tried running sfc /scannow but that didn't help. How can I fix this? I'm running windows vista business x64 sp2.
First let's have a look to see if that shell menu handler is registered properly.
Copy the contents of the code box to notepad.
Double click on link.bat to run it.
When finished, a file named results.txt will open. Post the contents of results.txt into your next reply here,please.
Double click on WOWlink.bat to run it.
When finished, a file named WOWresults.txt will open. Post the contents of WOWresults.txt into your next reply here,please.
Does this happen only on desktop shortcuts?
It happens to anything that is a shortcut, regardless of where it is. Basically anything that has "Open File Location" doesn't work.
Thanks for catching the typo. Yes. You fixed it correctly. I have Windows7 64 bit. I tried to reproduce your situation here and couldn't. You have another option. There is a way to add a menu option to do the same thing as the Shell Extenson which isn't working. Or I can continue to try tacking down the problem.
Here's a link to a page with the instructions if you want to use this alternative. I used to use it myself when I ran XP and it worked. The only issue might be if you had a security program which used script blocking , or had the file assocation changed so that scripts would open in Notepad.
I just ran across a post where the person had exactly the same problem as yours. He had installed Internet Explorer Beta. Uninstalling that fixed the problem.
Interesting. I just installed IE9 beta. I'll go uninstall it and see if this helps.
Thanks. I will be very interested to hear how that goes. We'll be getting a lot of posts about this issue once more people install it.
Uninstalled and its working again. I would never have thought IE9 was the cause. Thanks for finding that out.
You're welcome. Everything else is running ok? I'm nolt sure ,but you may now need to visit Windows Update,check your history and reinstall any Internet Explorer Security Updates.
That's alright, I don't use IE anyway, I only installed the beta to check it out.
Even so, important system files and settings are often changed by these IE security patches.


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Often, the Federal or Postal employee who is contemplating filing for Federal Disability Retirement benefits from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, is involved in, or considering such involvement in, collateral or ancillary actions against the Agency or the U.S. Postal Service.
Litigation is a difficult road to travel; both in terms of emotional drain and financial commitment, a successful EEOC action or some form of lawsuit against a Federal Agency, can take a tremendous toll upon the Federal or Postal employee engaging in such parallel legal universe. Further, when a medical condition is involved, the ability of the litigant to engage in the protracted, emotionally and physically draining garbage pit of depositions, discovery and endless demands of a Dickensian "Bleak House" endeavor, can detrimentally impact one's health and ability to recover. Justice has a high price; perhaps that is why it is rarely achieved.
In preparing, formulating and filing for Federal Disability Retirement benefits from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, whether under FERS or CSRS, the engagement of collateral legal avenues often reflects a complex history of an adversarial relationship between the Federal or Postal employee, and the Federal Agency or the U.S. Postal Service. Yet, such ancillary litigation is often anathema to obtaining Federal Disability Retirement and in many ways defeats the purpose.
As part of the review of the entirety of the process, it serves you well to consider the toll of such collateral litigation once the Federal or Postal employee files for, is waiting for, or receives a Federal Disability Retirement. At what price, and to what end? Or is it a tie which continues to bind, and merely squeezes the life that is left?
Periodically, a telephone call will begin with the statement that the Federal or Postal worker has been on "Disability" for the past _____ years. The first question that must be asked is, "Are you speaking about OPM Disability Retirement?" If the answer is one of confusion or lack of clarity, then a further query must be made, trying to establish whether or not the Federal or Postal worker is speaking about receiving payments from the Department of Labor, Office of Worker's Compensation.
As it turns out, most people who refer to being on "Disability" often mean that they are receiving Worker's Compensation. Once this is established, then it becomes important to know whether or not the Federal or Postal Worker has been separated from Federal Service; and if so, when was he or she separated (because if it has been over 1 year, then it is too late to file for Federal Disability Retirement benefits from the Office of Personnel Management).
Receiving "disability" is often confusing to the Federal or Postal employee. A revealing fact is when the individual states that the "Agency put me on disability". This normally means that the person is on OWCP. Or, if you are receiving 75% of one's pay. Remember that there is a distinction and a difference between OWCP and OPM Disability Retirement. The former pays well, but may not last forever. Indeed, if the latter is not applied for within the time-frame allowed, you will be barred from ever applying for it.


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package operations

// This file was generated by the swagger tool.
// Editing this file might prove futile when you re-run the swagger generate command

import (
	"fmt"
	"io"

	"github.com/go-openapi/runtime"

	strfmt "github.com/go-openapi/strfmt"

	"github.com/3dsim/simulation-goclient/models"
)

// AddBuildFileReader is a Reader for the AddBuildFile structure.
type AddBuildFileReader struct {
	formats strfmt.Registry
}

// ReadResponse reads a server response into the received o.
func (o *AddBuildFileReader) ReadResponse(response runtime.ClientResponse, consumer runtime.Consumer) (interface{}, error) {
	switch response.Code() {

	case 200:
		result := NewAddBuildFileOK()
		if err := result.readResponse(response, consumer, o.formats); err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		return result, nil

	case 401:
		result := NewAddBuildFileUnauthorized()
		if err := result.readResponse(response, consumer, o.formats); err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		return nil, result

	case 403:
		result := NewAddBuildFileForbidden()
		if err := result.readResponse(response, consumer, o.formats); err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		return nil, result

	default:
		result := NewAddBuildFileDefault(response.Code())
		if err := result.readResponse(response, consumer, o.formats); err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		if response.Code()/100 == 2 {
			return result, nil
		}
		return nil, result
	}
}

// NewAddBuildFileOK creates a AddBuildFileOK with default headers values
func NewAddBuildFileOK() *AddBuildFileOK {
	return &AddBuildFileOK{}
}

/*AddBuildFileOK handles this case with default header values.

Build file that was successfully added
*/
type AddBuildFileOK struct {
	Payload *models.BuildFile
}

func (o *AddBuildFileOK) Error() string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("[POST /buildfiles][%d] addBuildFileOK  %+v", 200, o.Payload)
}

func (o *AddBuildFileOK) readResponse(response runtime.ClientResponse, consumer runtime.Consumer, formats strfmt.Registry) error {

	o.Payload = new(models.BuildFile)

	// response payload
	if err := consumer.Consume(response.Body(), o.Payload); err != nil && err != io.EOF {
		return err
	}

	return nil
}

// NewAddBuildFileUnauthorized creates a AddBuildFileUnauthorized with default headers values
func NewAddBuildFileUnauthorized() *AddBuildFileUnauthorized {
	return &AddBuildFileUnauthorized{}
}

/*AddBuildFileUnauthorized handles this case with default header values.

Not authorized
*/
type AddBuildFileUnauthorized struct {
	Payload *models.Error
}

func (o *AddBuildFileUnauthorized) Error() string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("[POST /buildfiles][%d] addBuildFileUnauthorized  %+v", 401, o.Payload)
}

func (o *AddBuildFileUnauthorized) readResponse(response runtime.ClientResponse, consumer runtime.Consumer, formats strfmt.Registry) error {

	o.Payload = new(models.Error)

	// response payload
	if err := consumer.Consume(response.Body(), o.Payload); err != nil && err != io.EOF {
		return err
	}

	return nil
}

// NewAddBuildFileForbidden creates a AddBuildFileForbidden with default headers values
func NewAddBuildFileForbidden() *AddBuildFileForbidden {
	return &AddBuildFileForbidden{}
}

/*AddBuildFileForbidden handles this case with default header values.

Forbidden
*/
type AddBuildFileForbidden struct {
	Payload *models.Error
}

func (o *AddBuildFileForbidden) Error() string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("[POST /buildfiles][%d] addBuildFileForbidden  %+v", 403, o.Payload)
}

func (o *AddBuildFileForbidden) readResponse(response runtime.ClientResponse, consumer runtime.Consumer, formats strfmt.Registry) error {

	o.Payload = new(models.Error)

	// response payload
	if err := consumer.Consume(response.Body(), o.Payload); err != nil && err != io.EOF {
		return err
	}

	return nil
}

// NewAddBuildFileDefault creates a AddBuildFileDefault with default headers values
func NewAddBuildFileDefault(code int) *AddBuildFileDefault {
	return &AddBuildFileDefault{
		_statusCode: code,
	}
}

/*AddBuildFileDefault handles this case with default header values.

unexpected error
*/
type AddBuildFileDefault struct {
	_statusCode int

	Payload *models.Error
}

// Code gets the status code for the add build file default response
func (o *AddBuildFileDefault) Code() int {
	return o._statusCode
}

func (o *AddBuildFileDefault) Error() string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("[POST /buildfiles][%d] addBuildFile default  %+v", o._statusCode, o.Payload)
}

func (o *AddBuildFileDefault) readResponse(response runtime.ClientResponse, consumer runtime.Consumer, formats strfmt.Registry) error {

	o.Payload = new(models.Error)

	// response payload
	if err := consumer.Consume(response.Body(), o.Payload); err != nil && err != io.EOF {
		return err
	}

	return nil
}