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Canadian and US autoworkers call for a united struggle against GM's assault on jobs
By Will Morrow
Since the transnational automotive giant General Motors announced on Monday that it plans to close five plants in the United States and Canada in 2019, and two more plants in unspecified locations, the political establishment and trade unions have stepped up their efforts to fan the poisonous flames of nationalism to divide and pit workers against one another and prevent any fight against GM's attacks.
Among workers, however, there is widespread support for a joint struggle across national lines against the globally organized corporation.
In Windsor, Ontario, just across the international border with Michigan, Peter, a Fiat-Chrysler worker with 19 years, said the news of the plans to close the GM plant in Oshawa, Canada, as well as in Detroit, Michigan and Lordstown, Ohio, "has been going around like crazy. It's a fear for us because of the uncertainty. It's like one day you're working and the next you don't know what's going to happen. It's GM, but who's to say it won't be Ford or Chrysler next."
Peter said he thought workers should "fight together. We should stand together. There's no better way to make a stand than with high numbers. It doesn't matter what country you're from; it's the people who are working. Everyone wants to make a living. That's what it really comes down to: the working class is the one that has to pay."
There were previously two GM plants 10 years ago in Windsor. "Both of them were shut down, and all that's left is a Chrysler and Ford plant. You never know who's next." As far as the company is concerned, "there's never apparently enough money for them. They just made billions. It's like the modern grief factor: Everyone has to suffer in order for the big guys to get more in their pockets? How much is enough before you stop destroying jobs?"
The Canadian auto union Unifor, like its American counterpart the United Auto Workers, has promoted virulent nationalism for decades as a justification for its endless collaboration with the auto companies in imposing attacks on workers' jobs and benefits. "My parents both worked for GM years ago," Peter said. "They tell that when the unions first came out, they actually stood for something, for the workers. Now it's just a mixture of people who seem to be working for the company more than for the workers. It's like a smokescreen."
Matthew, who has been at the Ford Plant in Oakville, approximately 40 minutes west of Toronto in Ontario, for nine years, said that if "General Motors shuts down, Ford thinks they won't look as bad if they do the same thing. I read that Ford is going to be cutting back a huge chunk of their workforce."
He described his own experience with Unifor in collaborating with management over the past decade. "Companies at Ford and GM hand over envelopes to union officials, stack the cash, to make things go a lot smoother in these 'transitions,' like with a second-tier wage system," he said. At his plant, Ford has a 100-day rule, which allows the company to make changes to workers' jobs to fit the model after a new car is introduced.
"But the 100 days keeps getting extended and the union does nothing," he said. "I can be doing my job and then halfway through the year they can add five more jobs on my task, and I still only have 45 seconds in my area, so instead of putting two or three bolts in, you're doing eight, moving wires, clamping this down, etc. The union never stops them. They say everything is good." He said it was a "shining example" of "how things are done." "It makes you scratch your head. Sometimes it's just like, well what the hell is going on here?"
Matthew said he thought there "needs to be more dialogue between workers internationally." He responded to the WSWS Autoworker Newsletter 's calling of a public meeting in Detroit on December 9 to organize a united struggle against GM's assault by workers in Oshawa, Lordstown and Detroit. "If there's something like what you're doing and organizing a meeting in Detroit and figure out a plan to unite all workers together, that's what I want," he said.
He added that he thought there should be a "chat board to discuss what's going on, on what the union officials are doing, and have open transparency so workers can see their banking and checking accounts. We have to be able to watch and see when there's a motion that goes through and all of a sudden the union president is driving around a new BMW."
At GM's Detroit-Hamtramck Plant in Michigan, one of those slated to close next year, Pat, who has worked at GM for 18 years, left her shift on Friday evening in disgust at the collaboration of the UAW with the company. "They're all in bed with one another," she said. "We haven't seen the union on the floor. I'm paying union dues and they just upped them for a 'strike fund' and never lowered it. The UAW is just so corrupt."
"In 18 years," she said, "I've been on strike for one day—in Georgia—and it was a stunt by the UAW that was never going to be anything."
Workers leaving the Friday shift at GM's Detroit-Hamtramck plant
Pat said, "we should all walk out." It had to be "all of GM," including "with Fairfax [Kansas], Texas, and everywhere—that would make a statement. We should fight with Canada, absolutely. If it's just one plant, it won't work. The people that don't have their plant closing yet need to stand up as well."
"Something should happen," she said. "We all have coworker pages on Facebook."
Pat began working at GM in Georgia in 2000. In 2008, she lost her house in the financial crash. "I still had a GM job, so the bank said I couldn't get out of the mortgage. Then the plant closed in Georgia." She asked GM to allow her to move to Detroit, where she had a family home. "They said I had to move to Kansas. Then I came here two years ago." Every time she was forced to move for GM, she lost thousands of dollars—"selling house, uprooting everything and starting all over. Now they want me to commute to Flint or move to Texas, which is not an option." Now she says she is working just to make up the money lost in her moves.
"We gave up our COLA [cost-of-living adjustments] and everything two years before the bankruptcy," she said. "They asked the employees of GM to help the company. Then they went bankrupt and now the hourly people need help and where is the help for us? What happened to where you worked at one plant for 30 years and you had a union?"
The Socialist Equality Party and the WSWS Autoworker Newsletter urge workers and young people to attend the public meeting to fight the GM closures and layoffs. The meeting will be held on December 9 at 2 p.m. at Bert's Entertainment Complex, 2727 Russell Street in Detroit. Let us know you are attending and share the meeting info with your friends on Facebook here.
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South Africa: Private consortium takes over SAA with 51% stake, gov't has 49% EweGhana.Net
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South African Airways will now be 51% owned by a private consortium, Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan announced Friday.
At a virtual press conference, Gordhan said "The government has agreed that the financial partner will hold 51% of the shares and the government 49%."
The Takatso consortium consists of the pan-African investor group Harith Global Partners and the aviation group Global Aviation, Gordhan added.
Africa's second-largest airline was placed on a safeguard plan in December 2019 to avoid bankruptcy.
In April, the independent administrators in charge of its restructuring declared SAA solvent again.
The 635 million euros restructuring plan was followed by a large-scale layoff plan.
South Africa's national airline was heavily indebted and unable to pay full salaries.
The SAA has not recorded any profits since 2011. The airline has for years been surviving through public funds.
Its situation was further compounded during the Covid-19 pandemic, with all operations being put on hold in September 2020.
The company's major financial difficulties are largely attributed to mismanagement and corruption under former President Jacob Zuma. Zuma ruled the South African nation between 2009 and 2018 on the ticket of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) party.
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The 2011–12 Liga Indonesia First Division season was the seventeenth season of the Liga Indonesia First Division. The competition was organized by the PSSI. Starting this season, the competition was intended to be for footballers under twenty-three years of age.

The competition began on December 16, 2011 and finished on 30 October 2012.

First stage
Total 66 clubs will participate in this season, divided into 12 groups. First stage start on December 16, 2011 and finished on March 13, 2012.

Group I
All matches were played in H. Dimurtala Stadium, Banda Aceh with single match home tournament system.

Group II
All round I matches were played in Baharuddin Siregar Stadium, Lubukpakam and round II were played in Mutiara Kisaran Stadium, Asahan Regency.

Group III
All matches were played with home and away system.

Group IV
All matches were played with home and away system.

Group V
All matches were played with home and away system.

Group VI
All matches were played with home and away system.

Group VII
All matches were played with home and away system.

Group VIII
All matches were played in Untung Suropati Stadium, Pasuruan and Pragas Stadium, Sumbawa

Group IX
All round I matches were played in Sangata Main Stadium, East Kutai Regency and round II were played in Kebon Sajoek Stadium, Pontianak.

Group X
All matches were played with home and away system.

Group XI
All round I matches were played in Sanggeng Stadium, Manokwari and round II wereplayed in November 16 Stadium, Fak-Fak Regency.
All matches were played with home and away system.

Group XII
All matches were played in Mandala Stadium and Barnabas Youwe Stadium, Jayapura

Second stage
Total 24 clubs will participate in this stage, divided into 6 groups.

Third stage
Total 12 clubs will participate in this stage, divided into 3 groups. Three group winner and best runner-up advances to the Semifinal. This stage started on 20 June and finished on 27 June 2012.

Group H

All match played in Purnawarman Stadium, Purwakarta

Group I

All match played in Tambun Stadium, Bekasi

Group J

All match played in Tambun Stadium, Bekasi

Final stage
The final stage of 2012 Liga Indonesia First Division (PSSI) was scheduled to be played on 29–30 October 2012. Four clubs qualify for this stage are Persebangga Purbalingga (Group H), PS Siak (Group I), Persipon Pontianak (Group J) and Persekap Pasuruan City (Best runner-up, Group J).

All matches will be played in Tambun Stadium, Bekasi
Semifinal, Senin (29/10).
Persibangga Purbalingga vs PS Siak  4-1 pukul 13.00 WIB
Persekap Kota Pasuruan vs Persipon Pontianak 2-0 (pukul 15.30 WIB)

Final, Selasa (30/10).
Persibangga
Persekap Kota Pasuruan vs Persibangga Purbalingga 2-1 (pukul 15.00 WIB)
Muhammad Nurhadi (24), Bagus Cahyono (77); Inggrit Prayitno (11).

Season statistics

Top scorers

References

Liga Indonesia First Division seasons
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William Mitchell Northey (April 29, 1872 - August 9, 1963), was a builder in the National Hockey League.
Born in Leeds, Quebec, Northey became secretary at the Montreal Hockey Club in 1893. He would help lead the team to two Stanley Cups. In 1909, he helped convince ice hockey executives to change two rules still in place today. The first was the change from a game consisting of two 30 minute halves to three 20 minute periods. He was also instrumental in the decision to discontinue the rover position. The number of players on the ice per team was dropped to six.
He formed the Canadian Arena Company and was instrumental in building Arena Gardens in Toronto, and owned Montreal Arena, which burned down in 1918. In 1924, he helped construct the famous Montreal Forum. From 1947 to 1956 he served as Vice President with Montreal. He spent the 1956-57 season as President of the Montreal Canadiens. The Canadiens were sold to Molson Family in summer of 1957, and Northey retired from hockey. William Northey name was engraved on the Stanley Cup 3 times in 1953, 1956, 1957.
Northey was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1947.
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Oregon baseball, George Horton reach mutual decision to part ways
Bri Amaranthus
NBC Sports Northwest May 28, 2019, 10:14 PM UTC
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After 11 seasons as Oregon baseball head coach, George Horton and the Ducks are parting ways.
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— George Horton (@UOCoachHorton) May 28, 2019
From the UO athletic department:
EUGENE, Ore. – The University of Oregon athletic department and head baseball coach George Horton announced today that, by mutual agreement, the one-year contract option through the 2020 season for Horton will not be exercised.
"On behalf of the University of Oregon, I want to thank George for leading Oregon baseball with distinction for the last 11 seasons and for laying the foundation for future success," said Oregon athletic director Rob Mullens. "George had a positive impact on both our baseball student-athletes and on the University itself, and this sure-fire Hall of Famer has been a tremendous ambassador for the school and for the game of baseball. We wish him and his family all of the best moving forward."
"With much thought and deliberation with my family, I feel it is the right time for me to step away as the head baseball coach at the University of Oregon," said Horton. "My time in Eugene will always be cherished, and I will forever be a Duck. I am very thankful for the opportunity that was given to me by the University to start this program from scratch. I wish my successor, the current student-athletes, fans and administration nothing but the best moving forward. I look forward to being able to spend more time with my family in Southern California and to new opportunities and challenges."
Horton finishes with a 373-278-1 record (.573) in 11 seasons as the head coach of the Ducks. He was hired in September 2007 to resurrect an Oregon baseball program that had been dormant since it was dropped following the conclusion of the 1981 season, and the Ducks returned to the diamond under Horton in 2009. He led the Ducks to five Regionals, one Super Regional, and four 40-win seasons, including a school-record 48 wins in 2013.
A total of 84 Oregon baseball players earned degrees during Horton's tenure. The Ducks also produced 48 players who were selected in the Major League Draft during this time frame, including a pair of left-handed pitchers drafted in the first round, Tyler Anderson by Colorado in 2011 and David Peterson in 2017 by the New York Mets. Seven Oregon players earned a total of 20 All-America honors under Horton.
In 28 years as a collegiate head coach, Horton has a record of 1,089-543-2 (.667), including six years as the head coach at Cerritos College (1985-90). He took six teams to the College World Series with Cal State Fullerton from 1997-2007, with the Titans winning the national championship in 2004. Horton is one of 17 people to have appeared in Omaha as both a player (1975 with his alma mater, Cal State Fullerton) and as a coach.
A search is underway for the new head coach for the Oregon baseball program, and associate head coach Jay Uhlman will assume responsibility for the day-to-day operations of the program until a new head coach is named.


Welcome to You're Booked, the podcast for literary nosy parkers who would like the chance to snoop around their favourite authors' bookshelves.
I'm Daisy Buchanan, your Book Inspector, and I'll be asking our guests all about the first forbidden books they read under the covers, the beloved books they have borrowed, and never given back, and those impressive heavyweight hardbacks that make them look like intellectual giants – even though they couldn't get beyond the first twenty pages.
We'll also be talking about what makes readers into writers, how our guests became book lovers and their favourite reading memories, all with a dash of intelligence and a dollop of irreverence. Our guests include Dolly Alderton, Nina Stibbe, Nikesh Shukla, and many more favourites from our own bookshelves.


The weekend's BTCC trip to North Yorkshire included the British F4 Croft Rounds 2018 as part of the support series, and the teams and drivers had beautiful sunshine to contend with through the course of their stay there.
In Free Practice, Jack Doohan set the fastest time ahead of Kiern Jewiss, with Doohan's fellow Red Bull supported Arden driver Dennis Hauger in third.
Qualifying saw Hauger showing the fastest time from Jewiss and Paavo Tonteri, and the second fastest times, also used for qualifying, again saw Hauger at the top of the times, with Tonteri beating Jewiss to second this time.
In Saturday's first race, Hauger's good weekend continued with him taking the win, with Jewiss second and Patrik Pasma joining them on the podium, just ahead of Tonteri.
The familiar names continued in Sunday's second race of the weekend, and this time the three drivers on the podium saw Jewiss take the chequered flag from Tonteri and Hauger. The three drivers were clearing having a good weekend.
The final race of the day saw another win from Hauger, and another podium finish for Jewiss, and this time it was Hauger's Arden teammate, Doohan, who joined them on the podium with, you've guessed it, Tonteri in fourth place.
With twelve podium finishes this year so far, Jewiss leaves Croft leading the championship into the mid season break, with Ayrton Simmons in second. After the good weekend, Hauger is in third place in the table, ahead of Doohan and Tonteri.
The drivers have a month off now – or, at least a month away from racing, no doubt there will be plenty of training going on – before returning at the next BTCC event at Snetterton at the end of July. Given that the drivers are juggling racing with school, then the time off will no doubt be well received.
Meanwhile here are a few photos from Croft.
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Citation: GAO, X. ... et al., 2016. Through-thickness stress relaxation in bacterial cellulose hydrogel. Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials, 59, pp. 90 - 98.
Abstract: Biological hydrogels, e.g. bacterial cellulose (BC) hydrogel, attracted increasing interest in recent decades since they show a good potential for biomedical engineering as replacements of real tissues thanks mainly to their good biocompatibility and fibrous structure. To select potential candidates for such applications, a comprehensive understanding of their performance under application-relevant conditions is needed. Most hydrogels demonstrate time-dependent behaviour due to the contribution of their liquid phase and reorientation of fibres in a process of their deformation. To quantify such time-dependent behaviour is crucial due to their exposure to complicated loading conditions in body environment. Some hydrogel-based biomaterials with a multi-layered fibrous structure demonstrate a promise as artificial skin and blood vessels. To characterise and model time-dependent behaviour of these multi-layered hydrogels along their through-thickness direction is thereby of vital importance. Hence, a holistic study combining mechanical testing and micro-morphological observations of BC hydrogel with analytical modelling of its relaxation behaviour based on fraction-exponential operators was performed. The results show a good potential to use a fraction-exponential model to describe such behaviour of multi-layered hydrogels, especially at stages of stress decay at low forces and of stress equilibrium at high forces.
Sponsor: The partial support from the following grants is gratefully acknowledged: FP7 IRSES project TAMER (Grant no. IRSES-GA- 2013-610547) (XG, PK, IS and VVS); China-European Union Technology Cooperation Programme (Grant no. 1110) (ZS and GY); M6 Project (Grant no. PIRSES-GA-2010-269113) (CL and VVS).


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הנדון: היבטי מיסוי ישראליים - Reverse Split
1.1."ACo." is a Delaware corporation with a wholly owned Israeli subsidiary ("BCo").
1.2.Two individuals ("Founders") are the founders and the shareholders of all of ACo's ordinary shares. Investors resident in the US hold Preferred A shares and a reserve of options for common shares was set aside for employees.
1.3.New investors wanted to invest funds in the share capital of the ACo and receive Preferred A-1 shares. The new investors insisted that as result of their investment, the Founders will be diluted to a lesser degree than the present investors in order to retain their interest in ACo.
1.4.In order to accommodate the demands of the new investors, ACo undertook a reverse split by amending its certificate of incorporation so that the number of outstanding Preferred A shares be decreased, thus resulting in an increase of the Founders' holdings (percentage wise), than would be due to them absent such a reverse split.
2. The Issue
Will the Founders incur an Israeli tax liability as a result of the reverse stock split?
3.1.The tax opinion reviewed the relevant sections under the Israeli Tax Ordinance ("Ordinance") and the Israeli court rulings with respect to capital gains taxation, which provide that in order for a capital gains tax to be levied on a taxpayer, he/she must dispose of an asset.
3.2.In the case under consideration although the Founders' shares may appreciate in value, the Founders did not make any disposition. Hence they are not liable to capital gains tax. The Founders could be liable to tax on the appreciation of their shares if the latter were attributable to their employment, but in this case the appreciation is attributable to an indirect result stemming from a new financing round and bearing on ACo's shareholders including the Founders. Assuming that the Founders employment agreements do not provide for the reverse split, and assuming that they are fully compensated for their efforts, the appreciation will not fall to be taxed under the aegis of section 2(2) of the Ordinance which designates employment emoluments as a source of income, in line with Israel's schedular system.
3.3.The tax opinion also stated that the Israeli Tax Authorities ("ITA") might attempt to tax Preferred A shares shareholders by contending that in effect they disposed of some of their anti-dilution rights in favor of the Founders. We do not believe that a contention of this sort if brought by the ITA would have merit in the case under consideration.
3.4.We note that even if a disposition was deemed to have taken place, those Preferred A shareholders of United States residence could claim relief under the U.S.-Israeli Convention With Respect To Taxes On Income.
3.5.Finally, under section 97(b3)1 of the Ordinance, if the Preferred A shares were purchased after July 1st, 2005, their sale will be exempt from Israeli taxes under certain conditions if sold prior to December 31st, 2008, by residents of countries with which Israel entered into a treaty for the prevention of double taxation, so that even if a deemed sale occurred it would go tax free.
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Koko Hayashi is the founder of Mirai Clinical, which makes deodorizing products for seniors concerned with body odor associated with aging. We caught up with her recently to find out how her business has been going since she went through the Founders First accelerator program.
We chatted with Koko to get an update on her success and her thoughts on the Founders First experience.
What inspired you to found Mirai Clinical?
Officially, the company was formed in 2014. But I started selling Japanese soap before Mirai Clinical was even born. I was living with my grandmother when I was much younger. I was very close to her but when my friends visited the house they made fun of the body odor associated with aging, which I later found out is called nonenal [a chemical compound that people develop as they age].
But at that time there was no real science or anything, so there was no solution. But in Japan, years later, they discovered that persimmon extract is really effective in eliminating the nonenal body odor.
So, because of my childhood experience I wanted to do something about that. At that time in Japan, there was a huge market for nonenal. There were lots of body soaps, body wash, shampoos, and lots of things all with persimmon.
And then, when I looked at the other countries there was no product in the U.S., and my mentor urged me to start a business. So that's how I started Mirai Clinical.
How has Founders First impacted you as a founder and your business' growth?
Yeah, I think it's really cool to be around entrepreneurial friends. Otherwise you're alone. Especially as a foreigner. I've been in this country five years, so I didn't have any in-person friends in San Diego. You get to meet like-minded people and ask questions of mentors easily. To me it's super important to be in this kind of community.
What was the most important lesson learned from being with Founders?
We implemented the practical advice we got from those programs, and that is very, very helpful.
The mentors have an outside, objective view. I'm inside the company, so it's hard for me to think outside of the box, but those mentors have an objective opinion.
Like, for example, from the previous bootcamp I participated in, they told me that if you have a subscription model, your company will be valued at a much higher rate—even if it's the same company, a company "A" and a company "B" that both have $1 million in sales, if company "B" has 50% in subscription sales, it will be valued higher.
I didn't know anything about that, so we started promoting a subscription model with the advice we got.
We also got marketing ideas, like how to move customers from Amazon to Shopify on our own site because the cost of sales there are cheaper. Every time I participate in this kind of program, I learn practical advice, which is really important.
How did your business have to pivot during the covid? Did you see any change?
Not so much. We have been online from the beginning.
I tried going to Expo and tried to pitch some buyers like Whole Foods. I did a lot of that before covid, but not anymore. It didn't work because they viewed the senior market as too small. We've been online from the beginning, and we are still online.
And we try to find some B2B sales like nursing home sales—that was another piece of advice we got from the program. But because we are online we didn't have a big pivot.
Some staff got sick, so shipping was crazy. But we managed. We sold body wipes or soap, which is necessary for hospitals or regular people too, so we were very busy last year.
What advice would you have for the next up and coming entrepreneurs out there?
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It's super important to be in the community. Don't try to do the business by yourself, because that's impossible.
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Taken 2 (INTL)
Dr. Lecter
You must have big rats
Location: Bonn, Germany
The first wasn't a major hit overseas, taking in "only" $81.8 million internationally.
Taken 2 made $55 million internationally this weekend and currently stands at $67,000,000.
It still has Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Japan and some smaller markets ahead. From these four alone the first made around $11 million, though it will definitely increase as it did everywhere else.
Right now anything below $170-200 million overseas would shock me. Looking at a $300+ million worldwide total for a $45 million movie here.
Looks like Liam Neeson will be kicking ass as Bryan Mills until he's 70...
The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
Location: Augsburg (2,034 years young)
Re: Taken 2 (INTL)
Hmmm, there are other reports that Taken 2 did $39.3m this weekend for a total of $50.8m...
Hmm, I was looking at rentrak and BOM...
Okay the difference is between Fox territories and Europa territories...
Some openings are more than impressive:
France: 6th biggest opening of the year
GB: 6th biggest opening of the year
Australia: 5th biggest opening of the year
And even in countries with bad openigs, for example Turkey, the opening is still 5 times bigger than the original's...
Here in Oz it did the equivalent of an $80m OW in North America. Huge. Good 30% hold for Looper too.
Why is the rum gone???
The original was loved by audience but they only discovered it over Home Media so this was definitely going to be huge. One thing I noticed was how many girls were also very interested in seeing Taken 2 in theaters here which is a key demo I guess.
It made another $41 million over the weekend for a $132.8 million total.
The film's increase over the predecessor is HUGE overseas. It still has the Netherlands and Japan ahead... Looks like a $350+ million worldwide total might be possible.
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Taken 1 was widely watched on the internet and on Home Video in 2009.
I remember all of us watching the film on a computer and just loving the Bad ass Liam Nesson.
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Depending on how big it is in Japan it could get to $350m WW total though it is early to tell. It is crossing $300m WW total for sure but $350m WW depends on the holds in upcoming weekends. If it does as good as it is doing in domestic market then $350m should happen.
The first movie also had the whole strange dynamic where Europe just seemed to regard it as another solidly middle-of-the-road Luc Besson action production, then we Americans lost our collective shit and turned it into a phenomenon when it came out here months later.
^ Absolutely the original was not as big in Europe. But I highly doubt Taken 2's success is because of the money it made in US.
The original is just so watchable the WOM was so good over an okish script that can please females as well (which I believe is a key factor in its success). The home media watches/sales of the original is the reason I think Taken 2 is THIS big everywhere. The same will not be the case for Taken 3 I guess though if it is better than Taken 2 you never know....
Yes...and I simply don't understand it.
I mean I like the first Taken just as anyone else, but it is not even the best of those Besson Euro-action productions. Why the US decided to embrace this one more than any of the rest...I dunno.
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It's basically 24 The Movie.
This is why I'm always broke.
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Yeah, though the first film is maybe Season 2 or Season 3, but the second is definitely Season 6 or Season 7.
Update according to BOM:
Passed $280 million worldwide. $350+ million is happening!
Looks like it made about $25m this weekend. Really impressive.
It made $23.5 million over the weekend.
So holdovers can generate a minimum of $30m-$35m and then there is Japan and some small markets ahead. For another expected $25m-$30m. Add another $30m from domestic gross and it could reach as high as $375m WW would be amazing for it.
$10.1m/$199.6m
Obviously Skyfall will kill it everywhere. But $350 million is still a lock worldwide.
yeah Skyfall releasing early is definitely not good for its legs. But it has anyways done very impressive and should be dying down now anyways.
Who would have thought that two French movies would combine to $750m WW within a year?
It made $4m this weekend with $217m. Will be almost three times the original made in its OS run. Very impressive.


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A man brought this missile launcher back as a 'souvenir' from Kuwait
By Emma Beswick • Updated: 30/07/2019
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A missile launcher was found in a man's checked luggage at a US airport on Monday.
The passenger reportedly told authorities the device, which was detected at Baltimore/Washington International early in the morning, was a souvenir from Kuwait.
Lisa Farbstein, a spokeswoman for the Transport Security Administration (TSA), posted a photograph of the item on Twitter and mused: "Perhaps he should have picked up a keychain instead!"
A resident of Jacksonville, Texas, the man said he was "active military personnel" travelling back from Kuwait, according to a TSA statement.
"TSA officers immediately contacted airport police who tracked down the traveller and detained him for questioning," it said.
The man was allowed to catch his onward flight from Baltimore/Washington International airport.
The item was not a live device and it was confiscated then handed over to the state fire marshall for safe disposal, the agency added.
A photograph included with the statement showed what appeared to be the launch tube for a Griffin missile, which is a "precise, low-collateral-damage weapon for irregular warfare operations," according to its manufacturer Raytheon.
A spokeswoman for the TSA told Euronews that finding such an item in luggage was rare, although not unheard of — in August 2018, officers discovered a set of replica grenades in checked bags at Newark Liberty International Airport.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the TSA said military weapons are not permitted in checked or carry-on bags.
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Q: How to solve this system of equations I just can't seem to get this one.. I know the solutions are $(x, y) = (0, 8)$ (I can find this one) and $(x, y) = (-1, 4)$ but I can't work out how to find $(-1, 4)$.
The system is: $$y(4x-y+8)=0$$ and $$x(4x-3y+16)=0$$
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers

A: First remove the cases $x=0,y=0$ by considering them separately.
Then solve the system
$$4x-y+8=0$$
$$4x-3y+16=0$$

A: $$If (x=0)$$
$$y*(-y+8)=0$$
$$0*(-3y+16)=0$$
$$ y=0 $$
$$ y=8 $$
$$Else If(y=0)$$
$$0*(4x+8)=0$$
$$x*(4x+16)=0$$
$$x=-4$$
$$Else$$
$$4x+8-y=4x+16-3y$$
$$2y=8$$
$$y=4$$
$$4x+8-4=0$$
$$x=-1$$

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Inle Lake is located at the Shan state, Myanmar and is a shallow fresh water lake where the entire community of villages, floating farms, markets, pagodas, monastery exist.
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One of the most stunning beaches in South East Asia yet still remains hidden at the west cost of Myanmar. It is a perfect quiet and tranquil place to relax and unwind. An elephant sanctuary is there for the animal lovers. Trekking activities nearby mountains is also a trending tour activity in Ngapali. If you are someone who want to chill at a slow pace of life, blue sea, long sandy beach, and beautiful sunset, Ngapali is the beach for you.
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Mergui archipelago is an undeniable beauty with crystal clear water, idyllic sandy beaches, colourful coral reefs, thousands of sea urchins and tropical fishes. It is the world's last remaining great archipelago which remains still untouched. It is the perfect paradise for the islands hopper and sea lovers who enjoy snorkelling and diving activities. Many interesting and uniquely beautiful islands like Cockcomb island, Horseshoe island, etc are there waiting for the explorers.
Hispaw is a hilly town perfect for a cool retreat in relaxing atmosphere or for trekking activities in exotic nature with breath-taking views for the adventurers. Within a stone's throw, this remote town boasts natural hot springs and waterfalls to charm travellers. Taking a boat trip along the river banks is also highly recommended by the travellers. Interestingly, Hsipaw was once a capital with Royal palace where the true story about "Twilight over Burma" novel occurred. Hispaw is a place for cultural, history, adventure and chilling atmosphere. It is small yet all in one package for travellers to explore.


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Paul McBeth Is On the Longest Losing Streak of His Career
For the first time, McBeth has lost 12 tournaments in a row.
August 16, 2022 by Darren LeMay in Analysis with 0 comments
Paul McBeth at the 2022 Ledgestone Open. Photo: DGPT
Following the 2022 Ledgestone Open, Paul McBeth has now played 12 consecutive tournaments since his last win, the longest streak of his PDGA career. The 16-time Major champion (second only to Ken Climo's 18 major wins) has rarely gone even 10 tournaments in a row without a victory. Previously, he had only had three such streaks, and two of the three were at least a decade ago.
His first career 10+ tournament winless streak came in just his third year as a pro: midway through the 2009 season, McBeth had an 11 event stretch without taking home a trophy.
A few years later in 2012, just a month and a half after winning his first World Championship, he ended the season with a 10 event streak without a win. In 3 of those events he finished 2nd, and in 8 of the 10 he finished inside the top 5. He snapped the streak with a win at the Huntington Beach Disc Golf City Championships, a C-Tier to start his 2013 season.
Over the end of the 2017 season and wrapping around to the start of 2018, McBeth went winless at 11 consecutive tournaments, tying his career longest stretch. Over those 11 events, he finished 2nd four times and finished top 5 nine times. He broke that streak with a win at Throw Down the Mountain before going on to win six Elite Series events that season including his second USDGC.
McBeth's 2nd place finish at this weekend's Ledgestone Open turned his current 11 tournament winless streak into 12 and the longest of his career. His last win came the first weekend of April in Florida at the 10th annual Throw Down The Mountain. Over the current stretch, he has three 2nd place finishes (including Ledgestone) and just one additional top 5, making this arguably the worst stretch of his career, though it comes at a time when professional disc golf is more competitive than ever before.
He nearly ended the streak at the European Open, where he averaged an astonishing 1072-rated golf during the weekend, but he was bested by an even better Eagle McMahon at the Beast in Finland.
With just one event on his schedule before the 2022 World Championships, it will be extremely interesting to see how soon McBeth will end his streak. The fact that you can even measure his career in terms of losing streaks at disc golf tournaments speaks to his greatness. He's already among the favorites to win every event he enters, particularly Worlds: if he came into Emporia on a 13 tournament losing streak, would he be even more of a favorite? The odds are he won't keep losing for long.
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Galatia is a city in Barton County, Kansas, United States.  As of the 2020 census, the population of the city was 45.

History
Settler David C. Barrows founded the community and laid out the town site in 1885. Originally named Four Corners, settler Henry G. Weber renamed it Galatia after his hometown of Galatia, Illinois. The first building constructed was a United Brethren church. A post office was established at Galatia in 1889. The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway extended a rail line to Galatia (from Holyrood 31.20 miles away) on July 1, 1919, and the town grew to include three grain elevators, a bank, a lumberyard, and three general stores. By 1921, the population had grown to 202. After that, however, the population began to decline. The post office closed in 1966.

Geography
Galatia is located at  (38.641414, -98.958896) at an elevation of . Located in northwestern Barton County in central Kansas, Galatia is  north-northwest of Great Bend, the county seat,  northwest of Wichita, and  west of Kansas City. It is  west of U.S. Route 281 and  north of Kansas Highway 4.

Galatia lies roughly  west of Landon Creek, a tributary of the Smoky Hill River, in the Smoky Hills region of the Great Plains.

According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of , all of it land.

Demographics

2010 census
As of the census of 2010, there were 39 people, 20 households, and 12 families residing in the city. The population density was . There were 29 housing units at an average density of . The racial makeup of the city was 100.0% White. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 7.7% of the population.

There were 20 households, of which 10.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 50.0% were married couples living together, 5.0% had a female householder with no husband present, 5.0% had a male householder with no wife present, and 40.0% were non-families. 40.0% of all households were made up of individuals, and 10% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 1.95 and the average family size was 2.58.

The median age in the city was 56.3 years. 12.8% of residents were under the age of 18; 7.7% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 7.8% were from 25 to 44; 43.6% were from 45 to 64; and 28.2% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the city was 64.1% male and 35.9% female.

2000 census
As of the census of 2000, there were 61 people, 27 households, and 18 families residing in the city. The population density was . There were 32 housing units at an average density of . The racial makeup of the city was 83.61% White and 16.39% Native American.

There were 27 households, out of which 18.5% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 55.6% were married couples living together, 3.7% had a female householder with no husband present, and 33.3% were non-families. 29.6% of all households were made up of individuals, and 18.5% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.26 and the average family size was 2.83.

In the city, the population was spread out, with 23.0% under the age of 18, 6.6% from 18 to 24, 26.2% from 25 to 44, 18.0% from 45 to 64, and 26.2% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 41 years. For every 100 females, there were 125.9 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 104.3 males.

The median income for a household in the city was $28,750, and the median income for a family was $38,750. Males had a median income of $22,188 versus $31,250 for females. The per capita income for the city was $16,282. There were no families and 6.0% of the population living below the poverty line, including no under eighteens and none of those over 64.

Government
Galatia is a city of the third class with a mayor-council form of government. The city council consists of five members, and it meets on the first Tuesday of each month.

Galatia lies within Kansas's 1st U.S. Congressional District. For the purposes of representation in the Kansas Legislature, the city is located in the 33rd district of the Kansas Senate and the 109th district of the Kansas House of Representatives.

Education
The community is served by Hoisington USD 431 public school district, based in nearby Hoisington.

Galatia High School was closed through school unification. The Galatia High School mascot was Bluejays.

Media
Galatia is in the Wichita-Hutchinson, Kansas television market.

Infrastructure

Transportation
NW 190 Road, a paved county road, runs east–west through Galatia. Another paved county road, NW 100 Avenue, runs north–south through the community.

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway formerly operated a freight rail line that ran east–west through Galatia, but the line has since been discontinued.

References

Further reading

External links
 Galatia - Directory of Public Officials
 Galatia city map, KDOT

Cities in Kansas
Cities in Barton County, Kansas


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Later, Sanguinius became determined to pass the sentence of death down onto Curze himself, but just as he was about to strike down the Primarch Lion El'Jonson reappeared. But revolutions are made by fanatical men of action with one-track minds, geniuses in their ability to confine themselves to a limited field. By voluntary submitting themselves to possession, chosen Space Marines can cohabit with a daemon instead of having their soul destroyed, and they can allow the daemons to temporarily shape their bodies and make them more powerful. Kor Phaeron, his adopted father on Colchis, secretly kept the old religion alive and taught it to the Davinites while Lorgar was spreading the cult of the God-Emperor. 30K is no different. When I read this in my early twenties it went straight into my top ten favourite novels. Two are fused into the wall and are killed instantly. 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JUGGERNAUTs
This was going to be only the second in a long series of short stories that would eventually be made into a TV series. I encountered something of a writer's block when I began the third however, so these are the only ones that remain of that ambitious project.
Some people would say this is a good thing. Of Blood and Popcorn perhaps goes no further than proving I can be as derivative as the next man. Then again, perhaps this is a parody (though the critics would argue that a parody is nothing more than an excuse for not coming up with something original). Sod the critics, say I. Unless they like the stuff.
The idea came from the title and my intention to write something based around films. This also happens to be the only time I ever wrote about Skippy the wallaby. Quite why I included him the first place though is still a mystery to me ...
No, no, stop! Take me back to Keyboard Graffiti!
Juggernauts:
Of Blood and Popcorn
Vincent H-Keen
Skippy sat amongst the aisles munching on the contents of the bucket of popcorn he held between his front paws. A ferocious beastie with flaming eyes and blood-stained teeth growled at him. Their respective snouts could have been no more than a few inches apart.
Then a shout and the creature turned. Shaun Tucker, of the Starship Century, fired a las-bazooka and caught the monster right between the eyes.
A whoop of joy and relief went up from Tucker's companions. There was Peeves, Tucker's short and balding co-pilot, then Doctor Schneider and finally Clara Papadopolus.
Skippy knew what would happen next. It would be exactly the same thing that had happened at the end of the previous six films in the Starship Century Saga. But this time he was wrong.
With an ominous groan and creaking of metal, the Holographic projection units at the front of the theatre crashed to the ground. Just as Clara had flung her grateful arms about Mr.Tucker, the picture broke up and disappeared altogether. The colourful image of an alien planet that had filled the cinema was replaced by a sparse cloud of dust.
Skippy paused in mid-munch, another pawful of popcorn halting its regular trip to his mouth.
"Sorry, Skippy," came an sincere voice from the back of the theatre.
An elderly gentleman wearing a brown overall tottered down the steps until he drew level with the wallaby's seat. With a sigh he surveyed the wreckage.
"Looks like I'll have to cancel tonight's feature," said the man wearily, scratching his head.
Skippy emitted a few disappointed squeaks.
"I know, but then again, you're the only one who comes anyway."
Skippy squeaked hopefully.
"Sorry Skippy, but they don't repair antique equipment like this any more - no parts. It looks like I'll have to stay up late tonight with my screwdriver."
They both looked forlornly at the remains of theatre one's projectors.
Skippy hopped sorrowfully along the back alley that lead back to Juggernaut Haulage.
The Empire Cinema sat squashed between two building yards, behind the offices of Hilda Juggernaut. Situated as it was in the middle of a heavily industrialised district, not many customers tried to brave the constant stream of heavy goods vehicles to get to its single ticket booth.
The plethora of multiplexes that had sprung up around the edges of the residential zones had taken away what little custom the Empire had. The pictures were better, there was more choice, the ushers wore skimpy bathing costumes. How could old Monty compete with that?
Skippy leaned against the chain-link fencing that closed off the shipyard behind Juggernaut Haulage. He watched Frederick Paris climb into his Spacehopper and ignite the engines as the ground crew ran for cover. With much flame and smoke, the craft rose steadily into the blue.
A tear fell from the wallaby's eye. Old Monty was going to show 'The Last Picture Show' that night as well.
"That was your last picture show Montgomery," sneered Maxwell Roberts, pointing a triumphant finger at the old man's chest. "The bank are going to repossess this place in seven days if you don't pay off your debts ..."
Monty listened meekly, the letter that had dropped onto the doormat this morning had said much the same thing.
"... and finally I shall be able to buy this rotting fleapit and turn it into the mechandise shop for my latest multi-plex."
"But why build a cinema in the middle of a industrial estate?" asked Monty, voicing the major short-coming of the Empire.
"A tiresome detail, Montgomery - I am a businessman, whereas you are a slave to the films you show. You love those flickering lights. Me? I just see empty seats and potential profit."
"You have no soul Maxwell," muttered Monty.
"How did you know about that?" shot back the ruthless developer, fingering the parchment in his pocket bearing his own bloody signature. "It doesn't matter now, Monty. Seven days and all this shall be mine."
"I'll save the Empire somehow," said Monty proudly, though not altogether convincingly.
"It's too late Monty. I've won."
The old man's life seemed to desert him as Maxwell Roberts strode past the box office. He leaned heavily on his equally old mop and shook his head.
Squeak, went Skippy, hopping out from his hiding place behind a withered potted plant.
"Yes, I couldn't tell you before Skippy. Maxwell Roberts will be the proud owner of the Empire Cinema in seven days time."
Skippy squeaked and held up a meaningful paw.
"What was that Skippy? You have an idea?"
In a narrow back alley, far from the sight of curious passers-by, Maxwell Roberts stood next to his expensive flyer and wringed his hands nervously.
The wind whistled down between the buildings and Maxwell Roberts pulled his genuine fur coat closer about his grand figure. From his birth thirty-eight years ago, Roberts had been fed caviar on a silver shovel. He was a man used to the luxuries life had to offer. These kind of luxuries were in short supply in a dark and lonely alley.
The ruthless property developed had to shield his eyes from the sudden brightness of headlights swinging into the alley.
The driver of the car appeared oblivious to his discomfort and the headlights remained on full beam as the vehicle stopped a few feet short of Roberts' flyer.
There was the clunk of a car door being opened. Roberts could make out a shadowy figure standing by the front wing of the automobile.
Blindly, Maxwell Roberts delved into his pocket and retrieved the document he had been carrying close to his heart ever since he decided to pun bloody pen to paper. If it was indeed paper. Maxwell was no expert on such matters, but he might have guessed the parchment was made from dried human skin.
Of course, thinking those kind of thoughts put Maxwell Roberts off the whole idea. So he didn't. It was just recycled paper, that was all.
A gust of wind caught the document and tore it from Maxwell's hand. It fluttered peacefully in the light and then fell into the silhouette's hand.
The dark shape checked everything was in order, then nodded.
"The Boss will be pleased."
With those words the stranger climbed back into the car which reversed rapidly and disappeared onto the adjoining street.
The soulless Maxwell Roberts breathed a sigh of relief.
Old Monty stretched and tottered down the steps in his slippers. He lived in a small room above theatre one. It was a sparse affair, housing a bed, a sink and various pieces of cinema equipment in various states of repair. On the single shelf above his desk was a hologram of his wife, hidden behind an antique 120mm lens.
The flap on the letterbox swung and four thin parcels fell onto the doormat.
With increased pace, Monty rushed down to the back door of the cinema and grabbed up one of the packages. Tearing off the brown paper wrapping he stood and stared for a moment at the digital film in his hands.
"The adventures of Rocky McCulhoon, parts one to six. Running time six times twenty minutes," read Monty aloud. "Skippy, what did you order these for?"
The wallaby squeaked through the letterbox in reply.
"Yes, but ... look come in and you can explain it to me properly."
Skippy had brought with him a pile of posters. In clear and precise wallabalese, he explained to Monty his cunning plan. For his part Monty, nodded and uhm'ed and ah'ed as was required until a light bulb over his head lit up and he nodded even more vigorously.
"Yes Skippy, it might just work."
The rest of the morning saw Monty rush to finish fixing the projection units, while Skippy hopped his way around the surrounding premises and plastered the posters over every available wall.
To those versed in Wallabalese Skippy related the big news about the Empire Cinema and to those who weren't he expertly mimed the relevant information.
At dinnertime Skippy and Monty looked down on the seats of Theatre one from the disused projection booth.
"Twelve, thirteen, fourteen ... fifteen people. Yes, I admit it's a record Skippy, but it's hardly enough to save the Empire."
Skippy raised his meaningful paw and smiled to himself in the way wallabies do. Silently he was telling Monty to wait and see.
The next day Monty counted thirty-five people in the theatre, avidly watching the second part of the adventures of Rocky McCulhoon. With excitement he saw every customer on the edge of their seats as Rocky's car plummeted over the edge of the cliff.
The one o'clock presentation drew in almost as many people - all workers from the surrounding factories and shipping yards on their lunch break.
"Skippy," admitted Monty, "you're a wallabia genius."
Four days after they started showing the serial the theatre was packed to capacity. The patrons munched on their packed lunches as Rocky McCulhoon faced his mortal enemy, Doctor Abaneitzer, and got thrown to the villain's deadly piranhas.
On the seventh day, Monty and Skippy were waiting in the foyer with cheerful grins wide on their faces.
The man from the bank walked in, flanked by two heavies, just in case things got nasty. Hiding behind them and rubbing his hands in glee was the ruthless property developer Maxwell Roberts.
"Mr.Sellers," said the man from the bank solemnly, reading off a hand-viewer, "you have debts owing to the Westman and Eastberg Bank totalling seventy-two thousand, four hundred and fifty-six Unicash. If you cannot pay forthwith, I am legally empowered to repossess this establishment in payment."
"I would be glad to," replied Monty, picking up a briefcase from behind a well-watered and healthy potted plant.
The moment was made so much more exquisite for the old man by seeing the stunned look on Roberts face. The developer shoved past the heavies and glared at Monty.
"Seventy-two thousand, four hundred and fifty-six credits, in Unicash," said Monty, opening the case to display the stated amount. "I believe it is all here."
The man from the bank glanced over the money, using his innate gift for rapid numerology to check everything was in order.
"That will do nicely, sir," said the bank's smartly dressed man, accepting the case gratefully.
"But how?" stuttered Roberts, dumbfounded. "That ... the ... he got that money through illegal means, I'll bet my life on it. Don't take that money, it's blood money, it's the money of illicit dealings."
"It's money Mr.Maxwell," responded the man from the bank, "and that is all any bank wants."
"No!" whined the ruthless property developer.
"Yes!" said Monty. "And if you'll just step to one side gentlemen, I believe it is time for the twelve o'clock matinee."
Obediently, they all shuffled up against the wall as Monty opened the door to the ticket booth and sat himself inside.
The hands on the old clock over the doors swung so they both pointed to the twelve.
Everything was quiet.
The man from the bank looked at a Maxwell Roberts in shock and then at the small wallaby grinning at him from beside his kneecap. This was indeed a bizarre place.
Then there was a low rumbling, in the distance. It grew steadily louder, closer.
Eager shouts and frantic talking suddenly had mouths as a crowd swarmed up the steps and in through the doors of the Empire Cinema.
With the form perfected through years of experience, Monty deposited the change that was pushed under the window and handed out tickets in return. The customers barely seemed to be aware of this formality, instead they were far too busy discussing how Rocky McCulhoon could possibly escape from the clutches of Doctor Abaneitzer's monstrous robot creation.
Only a few minutes had passed and the crowd was safely through the doors and waiting for the presentation to begin.
Skippy looked up at the man from the bank and could tell he was impressed.
"We're thinking of starting additional features in the evening and the early hours for the night shifts," announced Monty, joining them after locking the taking's up safely in the cinema's safe. "Another couple of weeks and we should be able to re-open our second theatre."
"A most impressive show, Mr.Sellers," said the man from the bank. "We at Eastman and Westberg are always on the look out for promising investment opportunities - perhaps we could arrange a meeting sometime."
Monty looked at his business partner and Skippy gave the nod.
"It would be a pleasure," replied Monty.
The man from the bank departed, then returned to look for his missing heavies. They were found lurking at the back of the theatre, sneaking a peek at the latest installment of Rocky McCulhoon's adventures. Everyone (except Maxwell Roberts) found this most amusing and there was much laughing after the heavies had handed over the cost of the ticket.
This did not go down well with the patrons, who turned around as one and ssh'ed them before getting back to watching the feature.
This caused more chuckles - quiet chuckles this time.
"Where have you been?" demanded Hilda Juggernaut as Skippy attempting to slip back into the office.
The wallaby looked sheepish.
"Sneaking around to watch escapist nonsense at that cinema again, no doubt," stated Miss.Juggernaut, towering over the poor creature of Australian origin.
Squeak, replied Skippy.
"Thought so and I suppose it's your fault all my pilots bugger off over there come twelve o'clock?"
Skippy hung his head.
"Yes, well I suppose you've saved one of our local places of historic interest and that's worth something," muttered Hilda. "I've got some letters that need posting, the stamps are on my desk."
Skippy nodded happily, he'd got off lightly. Jug was in a good mood today. Hopping on his cute, little back legs, Skippy took the stamps and began his task of licking and sticking.
Maxwell Roberts had never been to the Den before. On reflection he considered that this was probably a good thing.
He had been left alone in a darkened room after being lead along corridors peopled with criminals, psychopaths and cutthroats. Had it not been for the blades they had been waving he might have thought he was back at the stock exchange.
"Maxwell," said a deep voice from the shadows.
"Y-yes?"
"Did you, or did you not manage to acquire that little establishment known to us all as the Empire Cinema?"
"Well, err, regrettably, Mr.Sellers managed to find the money within the allotted time and so, to put it simply ..."
"No?"
"Err, yes. No."
"Dear oh dear. You are a very stupid, stupid man. Had you succeeded, and I'm sure you would have done had you used a little imagination, Juggernaut Haulage Incorporated would be on my doorstep and I could finally extract my revenge."
"But I thought ..."
"Yes, well, as I said, you are a very, stupid, stupid man. Kill him boys."
The boys stepped forth from the darkness. They were big boys, not one shorter than seven foot, nor less than three hundred pounds and not lacking in sharp and pointy death-inducing instruments.
"Oh no," shrieked Maxwell Roberts, far more calmly than might have been expected.
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Q: Angular 4 NgModel not binding data NgModel is not working on this component. I already imported FormsModule and stuff. Other features like * ngIf and angled * ngFor are working well on other components. Check out the app.module as well.
Help!
I'm using firebase and angularfire2 for this.
My component:

import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { ActivatedRoute, Params } from '@angular/router';
import { CommonModule } from '@angular/common';

import { AngularFireAuth } from 'angularfire2/auth';
import { AngularFireDatabase, FirebaseObjectObservable } from 'angularfire2/database';
import * as firebase from 'firebase/app';

import { Rating } from '../rating';

import 'rxjs/add/operator/SwitchMap';

@Component({
    selector: 'app-view-rating',
    templateUrl: './view-rating.component.html',
    styleUrls: ['./view-rating.component.css']
})

export class ViewRatingComponent implements OnInit {

    name: any;
    rating: FirebaseObjectObservable<any>;
    user: firebase.User;
    item: any;

    constructor(
        private route: ActivatedRoute,
        private afAut: AngularFireAuth,
        private afDb: AngularFireDatabase) {
            this.afAut.authState.subscribe((auth) => {
                this.user = auth;
            })
        }

    ngOnInit(): void {
        this.name = this.route.snapshot.paramMap.get('item');
        this.rating = this.afDb.object(this.user.uid + '/' + this.name);
        console.log(this.rating)
    }
}

And the HTML:

<div class="form-container">

    <div *ngIf="rating" >
        <input [(ngModel)]="rating.name" name="name" >
    </div>

</div>

A: rating is of type observable how will you use it for ngModel. you need to subscribe to it and assign to some other object and use that object as ngModel
Declare a object of type any and not observable as below,
ratingObject:any;

this.rating = this.afDb.object(this.user.uid + '/' + this.name);
this.rating.subscribe(data =>{
        this.ratingObject = data;
});

and then use in the HTML as below,
<div *ngIf="ratingObject" >
    <input [(ngModel)]="ratingObject.name" name="name" >
</div>


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