Optimistic people are fun people to be around. I know this from years of experience being around both optimists and self-deprecating pessimists. Optimistic people are the kind of people who have experienced pain and suffering and loss, but who haven't let it color their perception of the world. Pessimistic and self-deprecating people, on the other hand, have seen the darkest parts of humanity (including themselves) and choose to view the world as such. They see the dangers in people before they see the positive attributes they possess. Optimistic people, conversely, see the light and the goodness and the humanity in others and often don't see the dangers in trusting those people until it's too late.
What I think is so interesting is that "Flash vs. Arrow" allowed us to explore two very different types of heroes: the ones who continue to see light and the ones who believe they are too far gone to harness much of that light any longer. I love themes (I have a Bachelor's in Creative Writing, after all. Sue me.) I love that The Flash and Arrow are two series that explore grand ideas, not just of heroism but of humanity: What does it mean to be good? What does it mean to hope? What does it mean to forgive others and forgive yourself? What does it look like to question your own identity?
That last one is actually a pretty heavy theme in both Arrow and The Flash this year, though the latter to a lesser extent. Oliver Queen is spending the third season trying to figure out if he is Oliver or if he is The Arrow and whether or not that is something he can choose or something that is chosen FOR him. Barry, meanwhile, is still exploring the theme of identity: he's still trying to wrestle with the belief that he was chosen to be a hero. Oliver was fashioned into a killer, who then molded himself (with the help of Diggle and Felicity) into a hero. Barry... well, Barry experienced none of that. Barry woke up, literally, as a hero. And that's startling to him, as it should be. And what's so interesting about "Flash vs. Arrow" is that the conceit seemingly pits The Flash and The Arrow against one another, but what it really does is pit Barry Allen against Oliver Queen.
So, if you'll allow me to, I'm going to take this opportunity to dissect all that I loved about "Flash vs. Arrow," while also exploring themes and character development. And lucky you -- I'll be back tomorrow night when the crossover concludes to talk about Arrow's "The Brave and the Bold" as well!
Barry Allen is an optimist. He's the kind of person who thrives on energy and light and goodness and hope. He's persistent to the point of adorableness, really. And like an energetic puppy, Barry is always willing to keep trying and keep fighting and it's HOPE above all else (and the promise of justice and bringing goodness to the world and to his city) that drives him. Oliver Queen is nothing like Barry Allen. I've realized this, having marathoned Arrow the summer before The Flash premiered. Barry smiles and jokes. His team nicknames their foes. He babbles and laughs. Even in extremely tense situations and moments, Barry always has a certain persona around him -- he's always fighting because he still believes he is good. He doesn't know yet if he believes that he is CHOSEN, but he believes he is special. And he believes that he can help make his city better because of that fact.
Oliver Queen is a pessimist and he's self-deprecating. Oliver went through five years of hell (as he tells us in his voiceovers), but that doesn't mean that hell ended when his return to Starling City began. No, Oliver is plagued. I think that's the best way to describe him, really: he's plagued by not just the darkness he has seen but by the darkness that he has done and has been done to him. It's easy for Oliver to blame himself for things -- as he does quite frequently -- because he believes he deserves the blame. It's the self-deprecating part of his personality: he punishes himself because he believes all he has done to other people demands punishment. So Oliver doesn't smile a lot. He doesn't joke. He doesn't even really believe he's a hero. He believe he has a purpose, sure, but even that purpose is shrouded in darkness.
Isn't it rather telling and striking how dark Arrow is and how light The Flash is (that applies both literally and also thematically)? Team Flash is surrounded by windows where light pools in, whether natural or florescent. In the dark lair of the Arrow cave (where we are literally underground, mind you), there is no natural light to be found and I think that's significant. It doesn't just impact mood, but it reflects Oliver's personality and his conflicting desires to be both in the foundry and outside of the foundry. He doesn't want to die down there, as he expressed to Diggle in "Sara," but he also doesn't feel like he has a choice in the matter. And even with the little bit of light in the room, Oliver still feels hopeless. Enter: Felicity.
This is a woman who is an optimist -- she brings hope and joy and laughter to a place that was dark; she brings warmth into a place that was cold, both literally and metaphorically. Felicity entered the foundry and she changed Oliver's life, whether or not he knew it. Suddenly the cave began to get a bit brighter and more lively. By the beginning of season three, Felicity was LITERALLY bringing life into the foundry in the form of a fern.
And Felicity (whose name actually means "light," for all of you out there who were unaware of that fact and importance) really fits in well with Team Flash. Why? Because she's LITERALLY SHROUDED IN LIGHT. ALL. THE. TIME.
Oliver and Barry are different. We've already established this of course, but it's important to know exactly how their differences impact them and their respective teams in "Flash vs. Arrow." There is a villain running around Central City in the episode and this villain -- this metahuman -- attacks others by manipulating their brain chemistry and emotions. The thing about feelings and emotions as Barry says at the beginning of the episode is that everyone has them and everyone feels like they are unique in having them. But our emotions are not unique, really. We've all experienced love and loss to varying degrees. We think that when we get our hearts broken, we are the first to ever feel that way -- or, at the very least, that no one has ever felt the way we have on the level that we have.
Barry is an emotional human being and he does what all optimistic people do. He hides behind his facades and his jokes and his dazzling smiles because the way that optimists stay optimistic is by pushing away or burying those things that would otherwise make them pessimists. Barry is also going through a bit of an identity crisis, but one very much unlike Oliver's. You see, while Oliver tries to separate himself (the person) from himself (the hero/vigilante), Barry doesn't want to do that. At all. He believes that his powers make him who he is. Remember when he lost them, last week? Do you remember the conversation he had with Caitlin? The only time that Barry feels whole is when he is running as The Flash. When he strips that part of himself away... well, he becomes just Barry. And he doesn't like "just Barry" -- this forensic scientist who is ordinary and who never gets the girl. Throughout the episode, we see Barry bury his emotions and his anger and bitterness behind his suit and his speed and his smile.
Oliver Queen, remember, has been doing this superhero thing for a lot longer than Barry has. But when Oliver looks at Barry, he doesn't see a nuisance. He doesn't even see a man or a child. He sees everything he could have been if it hadn't been for the island and Tommy and Moira and Shado and Slade and Sara and all the pain he endured because of it. He sees someone who was CHOSEN to become a hero, not someone who was forced into it by being forged by fire and darkness. He sees someone who has what he cannot -- who can help people because others trust him, rely on him, and because he can bring hope to the hopeless. And when Barry (partially under the influence of the metahuman) spits at Oliver, accusing him of jealousy, there's a part of Barry's rage-induced tirade that rings true. You see, Oliver wishes he could be like Barry. He wishes he could be young again, to not be jaded by the things he has seen... to have his life ahead of him without mistakes looming over his head like a storm cloud. (It's like Barry is Roo and Oliver is Eeyore, really.) What would Oliver give, do you think, to undo the darkness that brought him back to Starling City?
But there is one reason that Oliver can be trusted, even if his methods are unorthodox and even if he has killed in the past to get justice: he genuinely cares about Barry and -- most importantly -- continues to believe in him. Where Barry's youth may cause him to become hot-headed and jealous and resentful, Oliver's life experience and age and circumstances have taught him that in order to survive, he NEEDS hope. He needs to keep learning. He needs to surround himself with people who challenge him and he needs to take every opportunity possible to remind Barry that he is special and that he is a hero for a reason. Oliver, at this point, is the only person in Barry's life (save for Caitlin, perhaps) who has expressed the fact that the lightning bolt chose Barry for a reason. It marked him for a purpose. BARRY doesn't even believe that about himself. And in order to keep being the hero that Central City needs -- the hero that Oliver can never be -- Barry needs to be constantly reminded that he instills hope in people and goodness and that those things are the mark of a hero, not his super speed.
I love the relationship between Oliver and Barry and I love that "Flash vs. Arrow" explored their dynamic and allowed them to clash. These two heroes are not similar in their beliefs or methods, really. Barry is impulsive and puppy-like; Oliver is cautious and guarded. But both men have grown as individuals through the relationships with each other and their respective teams. You can see in this episode how much Team Flash cares about Barry. They look out for him, even if they (see: Joe and Harrison) are wrong about others. Cisco and Caitlin protect not just Barry in the episode, but protect and help Felicity. And Team Arrow? Well, we see quite clearly how much Felicity and Dig want to protect Oliver (and also Team Flash) and how much Team Flash protects Oliver (by not telling others about his secret identity). Being a part of a team or a family doesn't mean that you agree all the time. Oliver and Barry don't often see eye-to-eye given their stubborn natures.
Being family means, though, that you would do just about anything to remind the person you care about who they truly are. That is what Oliver does for Barry, even when it is heartbreaking to do. At the episode's end, Oliver and Barry look at Felicity and Iris, and Oliver says: "Guys like us don't get the girl." It's this beautifully heartbreaking moment because it's the only time in the entire episode in which Oliver and Barry are on equal footing -- they both know what it is like to pine and to want and to ultimately lose the woman you love because of the life you chose. And they will never be more connected than they are in that moment.
Heroes look different to each of us, but I think that's the point of the episode, really. "Flash vs. Arrow" set out to pit one superhero against another. Who is better? Well, honestly, I think the true answer is neither and both. A hero is whatever you most desperately need in your darkest hour. A hero is a person who rescues you when you didn't know you needed to be rescued. Barry is a hero. Oliver is a hero.
And though they are vastly different, they are both important. Darkness wouldn't exist without light; a world with only pessimists would be dreadful and a world with only optimists would be naive and maddening. Thankfully, we live in a world where an arrow and a flash can both save us. And aren't you glad for that?
I really need Arrow and The Flash to be combined into one big super-show. I would watch the heck out of that, y'all. As it is, I really loved the first part of the crossover event and I cannot wait for more tomorrow night!
Reading everyone's articles that praised David Ramsey for Dig's reaction to Barry made it seem like it was being over-sold to me, but IT WAS NOT. I think that is the most hilarious thing David has ever done with his character and face. Ever.
"I have a cousin who got hit by lightning once. He just developed a stutter."
"Cooooooooool. ... I mean... awful."
"We looked down that road and we said no thank you." God bless Felicity Meghan Smoak.
Danielle Panabaker running and screaming after being chased by the boomerang was hysterical, I cannot lie.
Oliver and Felicity casually sipping coffee all relaxed and whatnot made me squee. Can I admit that? They were essentially being a married couple. And, as Deb pointed out on Twitter, Felicity used the equivalent of Annie Edison's doe eyes to get Oliver to do what she wanted him to.
Oliver Queen is on everyone's lists, Iris. ERRRRRYONE.
"YOU SHOT ME?!" "I heard you heal fast."
Dear every other show on television: take notes from Team The Flash and Team Arrow. When two intelligent women like Caitlin Snow and Felicity Smoak meet, there is no need or room for cattiness. Write your smart women like smart women and have them bond over being women and their collective intelligence like Caitlin and Felicity did in this episode. Oh, also, can we have a spin-off of just them solving crimes while wearing fashionable dresses and heels? Okay.
"Since when do we have facial recognition software?" "Happy Hanukkah!"
"It's practically impossible to tell when Oliver's making a joke."
"BLAH BLAH BLAH, no prison can hold me... I've heard it all before."
"There is something off about that guy." It literally took Oliver an episode to notice this so WHY HASN'T ANYONE ELSE?
Well, if you didn't call the twist at the end of the episode (both Ronnie and Oliver's baby mama), I'm sorry? I saw that coming as soon as they announced there would be a "big twist" for Oliver. And while I hate when shows develop something only to drop it later... I kind of want them to drop that particular story for now. There's far too much going on in the Arrow-verse as is.
I didn't even hit on the optimism/pessimism dichotomy in my post, but it's so right there and so clear!
"He needs to surround himself with people who challenge him" THIS is why he picked Diggle in the first place. It was when Diggle outsmarted him and sat in the backseat of the car in the pilot that Oliver knew that this was someone he could trust and someone who could challenge him. Oliver, as we've seen with pre-island Oliver, isn't the sharpest tool in the shed, but he's been surrounding himself (either on purpose or by circumstance) with people smarter and better than he is, which has made him smarter and better in the end. I mean, even his relationship with Laurel was an early taste of Oliver's need to be around people who challenge him (though her challenges are something to be desired at times).
I really hope in the next one, Barry says something that gets Oliver to change his approach with Felicity. Obv this was Barry's episode so he learned all the lessons, but that last one hurts so much, for so many obvious reasons. But the thing that hit me most today is "how do you know guys like you don't get the girl, Oliver? You've never even had her." He's never even tried. He's just taking it as fact that he won't get her. So hopefully in his episode, this is the lesson he will learn by the end. Because Barry's a good person to impart that lesson. Partially because of what you said, about them being on equal ground, but also because he knows Felicity and because he's an optimist as you said. He may now be on rough terms with Iris, but his natural optimism won't get him down for too long.
Something fun I noticed in this episode: Barry makes Oliver smile more in the suit than any other character, Felicity included. This is so cute. Oliver's smiles are so much wider and he's less afraid to show those smiles. I think part of it, as you hit upon, his desire to make sure Barry knows he believes in him. Also, he can show emotion for Barry around others because Barry can protect himself. If he shows emotions for other people, enemies will know his weaknesses and they can't protect themselves the way Barry can. There's also something to be said about Felicity and Barry sharing so many personality traits/quirks so they both incite the same feelings in Oliver but with Felicity, because of his thoughts on superheroes' abilities to be in relationships, dials it back a bit, but she forces the smile out of him, while he doesn't have those reservations about Barry so he allows the smiles to come. I think that the wide smiles Barry gets will be the ones Felicity gets when they eventually get their act together. He won't hold back, even in the suit.
"A hero is whatever you most desperately need in your darkest hour. A hero is a person who rescues you when you didn't know you needed to be rescued. Barry is a hero. Oliver is a hero." They're each other's heroes. I can't wait to see how Barry saves Oliver tomorrow.
Oliver and Felicity were SO married in this episode. The way she translated his words at the end was SUCH a wife move. Does Diggle not like coffee? They constantly went to Jitters without him (which we've seen is often a date spot........). Also married was the way she asked, "who was that?" at the end.
CONNIE YOUR COMMENTS ALWAYS GIVE ME LIFE. Thank you for being so dedicated that you write your own posts AND comment on these ones. I seriously appreciate it.
1) The optimism vs. pessimism dichotomy was my first thought immediately whenever Barry and Oliver share the screen. He's like a little puppy and Oliver is like the grumpy old man.
2) YES. Oliver has surrounded himself with people who aren't afraid to tell him no -- who aren't afraid to stand up to him in order to make him better. And Oliver (as he said in this episode) is so completely stubborn that he needs that; he needs people to fight with him on things and I'm so glad Team Arrow is that for him.
3) Um, you're brilliant with your analysis of that final Barry/Oliver moment. HE NEVER EVEN HAD FELICITY, SO HOW DOES HE KNOW? And I seriously need Barry to talk to Oliver about his feelings in this Arrow episode (I really think it'll happen). And Barry is the kind of person who Oliver needs to hear that from -- he knows Felicity and her personality so well. Also, apparently it'll be made clear in this episode (via some people who've already seen it) that Oliver lets on that he knows about Felicity's kiss with Ray. I did think they were super chummy in this episode of The Flash, though, so I'm interested to see if their dynamic continues in Arrow's episode tonight.
4) I LOVE HOW MUCH BARRY MAKES OLIVER SMILE. They need each other. They really do. Because they make each other better heroes. And even though they're stubborn and stuck in their ways a bit (and both can be a bit show-off-y), they really do bring out the best in one another when they're on the top of their games. THEY ARE EACH OTHERS' HEROES.
5) Oliver and Felicity were such a married couple, seriously. I think Dig was probably back at his hotel in Central City just constantly thinking of questions to ask Barry about his super speed, LOL.
Regarding that bit at the end, I've pretty much known since SDCC and Stephen kept saying "I have this great idea for central city..." OR "i have a great idea how to get the baby mama back in" he'd never say them together, but once you heard them both you knew lol And I think that this was a mere acknowledgment of her existence in not a flashback. I don't think the kid is going to come up soon, I certainly agree they have enough on their plates and think that this is why they did it on the Flash and not on Arrow (aside from the simplest reason they did it in the first place: she said she moved to Central City and they're in Central City). I wasn't expecting Oliver to actually meet her, I figured she'd be in the background somewhere or she'd know Iris or something. I wasn't expecting a direct meeting, but again, I think that they've put it out there and we know she exists. I'd love it, actually, if they had her meet the Flash team a few times in different circumstances (Barry saves her kid, doesn't remember her since he doesn't really see her here) before the kid is ever important to Oliver. The kid is definitely a season 4/5 move... But i like that they included her, so that there's stronger recognition for her when she appears later down the road.
Omg the episode was AMAZINNGGG and I canNOT wait for tomorrow's episode of Arrow. More epic-ly long comments then! Yay!
Yeah, I'm not a huge fan of a baby mama story anytime soon so I AM glad that they tied it in on The Flash and not Arrow. Arrow has too much on its plate right now with juggling Sara's killer and the Oliver/Felicity of it all to throw a child into the mix. I'm still interested to see if that's ACTUALLY his son or if, by chance, the woman happened to have a kid post-Moira paying her off.
ANYWAY, I'm super excited for tonight's part of the crossover! BRING IT ON, FLASH AND ARROW.
Excellent to read, as always.
*I absolutely love Cisco. I feel he's more than just comic relief and I love how he sees all new things (like the boomerang) and just can't wait to explore and test. I love how he is just in love with his job (and a nice plug for how fun science is). I want to take him home and adopt him and do fun science experiments as a family. Of course, his curiosity and invention can get him into trouble. And I was so feeling his Star Wars quote about jedi at the beginning. I feel ya Cisco.
* I love seeing Oliver and Felicity interaction (so married) even if they are currently kinda angsty. They still work together well and still can operate as trusted partners. Even though I am a little bit of an Olicity partisan I just want to see them on screen together because it's beautiful in whatever capacity. And I want more Diggle (I bet on experience too Dig :) and the Arrow ep should deliver on that from what I've heard.
Becca: Thanks so much for reading and for your positive comments!
1) I absolutely love the Barry and Oliver dynamic. Oliver seems to be exasperated by Barry a lot of the time and Barry frustrated by Oliver. But it's because, as Oliver noted, they're both extremely stubborn and both want to believe they know best about everything. But what I loved was that, as you said, neither was completely right this episode. And they learned how to genuinely trust one another and support each other and work together. I love that they help each other out, intentionally and nonintentionally, too.
2) YES. We are so used to seeing Oliver as this very brash individual out in the field, but he's calculated (that's his problem with his relationship with Felicity, though -- he overthinks a lot) and precise, where Barry is reckless. Oliver has been in the hero game a lot longer than Barry and has had to learn to NOT be reckless. Unfortunately, Oliver didn't have the luxury of being reckless and not having consequences. We see those quite clearly in seasons 1 and 2 and his flashbacks to the island. I really do think this episode helped me appreciate Oliver's unorthodox methods a lot more.
3) Cisco is absolutely amazing. I seriously just want to have him on my screen all the time. And you're right -- he's not just used for comic relief because he's genuinely SMART and really good at what he does.
5) I'm so mehhhh about Eddie most of the time and that didn't change this episode. I'm pretty mehhh about Iris the majority of the time too. She's cute and seems genuinely good-hearted (and proved last week she can hold her own in a dangerous situation), but I guess I just want MORE from her. And yes, she seemed to do a pretty quick about-face in her faith in The Flash.
6) Ugh, Oliver and Felicity are SO married in this episode. They're seriously becoming the new Jeff/Annie from Community in terms of how many times I say #married (or tweet it, rather) throughout an episode. I loved that she just instinctively knew him and wouldn't sell him out to Harrison (not that I doubted she would). She's protective of him even when he keeps pushing her away because they genuinely do love each other. That final scene was sad, with Oliver looking at her.
7) I feel like Dig is going to be more prominent in the Arrow part of the crossover, from what I heard, so I'm looking forward to it!
Thanks again so much for reading. :D I'm so glad you're able to enjoy the episodes more with these reviews. And I can't wait to write about "The Brave and the Bold" tonight!
" I really loved how this episode showed us how thorough and thoughtful Oliver is about how he does his work. He researched Barry's past efforts, noticed strategic errors and tendencies in how Barry works. He is certainly a talented and very trained fighter but I loved what he had to say about discipline, precision, consequences, and learning to be smarter. This gives me great hope that he can continue to learn, that even, in spite of the stubbornness he acknowledged, he wants to grow (which comes from admitting that you are wrong and have more to learn.)" Hmm yes all of this. It's interesting how all of this is clear from Oliver on Arrow (and we've definitely seen where it comes from via the flashbacks) but it's never been so explicitly stated. He really goes into each environment and cases the place, getting used to a new environment. A hard won tactic after being on an island filled with landmines and other dangers. It just highlights the differences in their origins all the more. Again, I can't wait to see what aspects of Barry's origins he will impart on Oliver to teach him a lesson.
Welcome, Becca, to the Long Comment Brigade!
I think a lot of his scoping of places and people also has to do with how guarded and cautious he is as a person. He mistrusts situations before entering them and mistrusts people so Oliver is very good at calculating risks. He's meticulous about it, actually, and very military-esque in the way he approaches scenarios. Barry is a bit more reckless but I think (in terms of personal life) he feels more freedom that way. I really hope we get some sort of "Oliver, you have to LIVE" speech from Barry in this portion of the crossover.
You ladies are the best, by the way. Thanks for commenting!
:) Long live Long Comments! Comments like yours and Jenn's blog make thinking about this (and other shows) lots of fun for me. Half the fun is in analysis right? I did my postgrad work in literature so your kind of blogs make me all excited.
Maybe this is what Oliver spends all of his time doing now that he doesn't have a day job... training, researching, even reading maybe (Is it weird I have a list of books an imaginary character should read)? But his discipline and reserve (which have been hard won certainly) can really come to hinder him at times (YES Jennifer I totally love that point) as there is no strength which cannot also be a weakness and vice versa. The more covert stuff he is learning in Hong Kong is interesting to see although it's a totally different pace to island stuff. I really hope to see Russia/Bratva flashbacks in season 4 (Give us season 4 CW!) to see what that added to the Oliver we met in season 1.
I too can't wait to see the lessons Oliver could learn in the Arrow ep. Time to get schooled in return!
I think it's because I worked in a bookstore during and after university that I feel like giving books to people, even fictional ones as long as I feel like I know them.
I feel like Oliver would be more of non-fiction kinda guy? He's already done a little quoting of epic Greek poetry season 1. Maybe that's why I want him to read Epictetus or Marcus Aurelius. Perhaps Stoic philosophy would just make Oliver more stoic (haha) but I love those guys and Aurelius was a military leader, emperor and philosopher. And I think Epictetus would speak to Oliver somehow. Can't explain it.
For Felicity, I tend to think she would like a mix of techy computer books, science reading, funny fluff and sci fi/fantasy. I would love her to read one of my favourite fantasy series of all time, Fionavar Tapestry by Guy Gavriel Kay. It's epic, full of great characters, real love, tragedy, adventure, sacrifice and beauty. It's made me cry on several occasions and I would want her to love it so we could talk about it. And for some reason I can see her really liking I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith or Anne of Green Gables by LM Montgomery because they are cool coming-of-age books.
Thoughts? Now I'm going to have to think about more characters.


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The latest episode of the podcast has dropped and it covers all the latest surrounding the Arizona Cardinals as their season has come to a close.
This isn't quite an offseason show. It is the end-of-season show.
Revenge of the Birds' Seth Cox and I react to the Cardinals' 31-24 loss to the L.A. Rams, discuss the decision to keep Vance Joseph, go through some reported coaching changes and give our end-of-season awards and superlatives.
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(4:40) The positives in the Cardinals' Week 17 loss
(23:34) The disappointing parts of the loss
(51:44) Vance Joseph's return — was it the right move?
(59:15) The reported changes on the coaching staff
(1:11:56) End of season awards — MVP, best offensive player, best defensive player, most improved and comeback player
(1:26:35) Season superlatives — biggest surprises, biggest disappointments, best additions to the team
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Mathieu is the founder of Compassion Fatigue Solutions and a globally-sought-after speaker and educator. With over 20 years of work in mental health, she has extensive experience as a crisis counsellor and has worked with Health Canada's Canadian Forces Member Assistance Program for nearly a decade.
Currently, she's co-executive director of TEND, a workplace wellness consultancy that trains people in high stress and/or trauma-exposed work environments on burnout, compassion fatigue, vicarious trauma, high stress, self care and helper wellness.
Since 2001, she has given hundreds of seminars on compassion fatigue and self care across the country to tens of thousands of helping professionals in the fields of university counselling, military, law enforcement and other community mental health environments.
Mathieu joins Dr. Brian Goldman – a veteran emergency room physician and one of Canada's most recognized and trusted medical media personalities – and award-winning national health writer André Picard to round out CMHA Ontario's roster of headliners for its 2019 premier event.
The 2019 CMHA Ontario conference, The Quality Culture: Building Better Together, takes place April 1-2 at the Marriott Eaton Centre in Toronto. The event will bring together board volunteers, agency leaders and clinical/front-line staff to discuss the integral role everyone plays in creating a "quality culture" in the community-based mental health and addictions sector.


Heyo! Any Thai Food lover here? If you wish to experience the best of Thailand, don't miss out Sabai Sabai Food Festival 2018. It's happening from today 3rd to 5th August, 2018 at the Concourse areas Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur. Jointly organized by the Department of International Trade Promotion, Ministry of Commerce of Thailand (DITP), HeroMarket and HPG Marketing (M) Sdn Bhd, the festival will take place at all 24 HERO Market outlets.
By the way, do you know what Sabai Sabai means? Well, Sabai Sabai simply means being happy, relax and comfortable, perfectly embodies the Thai culture and lifestyle.
You can find a wide range of Thai food products and snacks brought to Malaysia in selected Hero Market stores. There will also be special-priced offers for selected Thai products.
There are many varieties of Thai food and beverages available during the festival, from snacks, noodles, instant noodles, rice, sauces, cooking ingredients, beverages and many more. I wish to buy them all.
Besides food and beverages, there will be Thai cultural performances, Muay Thai performance and workshops that will showcase Thailand's exquisite blend of culture and heritage.
On top of that, a wide range of new Thai products will be launched in Malaysia. These include innovative fruit snacks from J Fruit, famous Thai confectionery brand– HACKS, Japanese rice crackers - Doca, fried shrimp and crab chips - Manora,Pocky choco sticks, crispy fish snacks – 'Madam Fish', rice crisps – Tawan, roasted peanuts snacks – Otori, sweet tamarind from Tamarind House as well as snacks and beverages from international brands that are produced in Thailand such as Schweppes +C Lemon Flavour Soft Drink, Malee 100% juices, Birdy 3-in-1 coffee, Hales Blue Boy Syrup and many, many more. Malaysian consumers can also get special priced offers from existing brands ranging from confectioneries and beverages.
Oh yes! You must take note on this, during 'Sabai Sabai Thai Food Festival 2018' for every RM5 purchase of Thai products at the Hero Market outlets from 3rd to 31st of August 2018, you are eligible to participate in a lucky draw to win exciting prizes. Wow! I bought some products at the festival and have submitted my forms already. All the best to you and me as well.
Last but not least, this is for Johor Bahru friends and fans. Do mark your calendar, from 16th to 18th August 2018 you can visit Desa Tebrau, Johor Bahru and enjoy more Thai cultural performances alongside a Thai food festival and international bazaar. If you spend more RM30 at Hero Market Desa Tebrau you will receive a free 15-minute Thai massage courtesy of Thai Odyssey.
The first Sabai Sabai Thai Food Festival 2018 comes to an end on 31st Oct 2018, and the lucky draw winners were happy to receive their prizes. Sabai Sabai Thai Food Festival was held in partnership with Hero Market and HPG Marketing from 3rd of August to 31st September 2018. The food festival was held in all 25 Hero Market outlets nationwide.
Wow.. Unik nama dia sabai2.. Means happy lbh kurg la kan.. Btw, makanan thai dijual kt sini ada yg halal food tak? Kita suka makanan thai.. Haritu ada fiesta food thai pon xsmpt nk jelajah..
When I heard Sabai Sabai word, it's remind me to Thai food. Of course I'm thai food lover .
ada festival makan makan macam ni, ramailah kaki makan yang turun dan menjamu selera dengan juadah yang enak.
Nampak menarik event ni. Rasanya bulan ni memang event Thailand eh. Ada macam-macam event. Heehehe. Seronok dapat cari tom yam paste asli thailand tau. I beli borong. Memang best.


John 19:1-6, Pilate: The Haunted One, Part 4 - Here Is The Man. Stephen Hawking treated God like an idea or concept, so in his own reasoning explained God away. "God is the name people give to the reason we are here. But I think reason is the laws of physics rather than someone with whom we can have a personal relationship. An impersonal god." Hawking thought he could reason God away, yet even he admitted human reasoning is limited and can't answer everything. He is an example of one who has buffered himself against the supernatural. Yet there are things in life that disturb such a take on reality. In this way he is like Pilate. Here is Pilate, living in his own Roman bubble, buffered in his own spin and take on the world. And Jesus comes to pop his bubble. Jesus is real. Pilate presents him to the world and says, 'Here is the man.' God is not just a concept, an idea, God has come in the flesh. Jesus is the man. God comes to be with us and be one of us and reveals a true human. Imagine Jesus standing before the world bloodied and beaten, condemned and alone, falsely judged. Do you see yourself in that sorrowful picture? Do you see God?
Empathy needs to be kept in perspective.
One of the reasons we encounter bad days is so that we can help others who experience the same problems. There is power in empathy. It distracts us from our own struggles. It helps us to find solutions. It also puts things in perspective. In this way, God allows pain to strengthen our own faith as well as the faith of others.
Slot Machines are a no-win game...Jesus teaches that selfishness is like a slot machine.
Jesus displayed empathy in almost all of His interactions, and we too need to be empathetic if we want to follow Jesus and love others well.


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Bătrânul înțelept (în ) este un arhetip descris de psihologul Carl Gustav Jung. Bătrânul înțelept apare de asemenea ca personaj literar (Gandalf) sau personaj de film (Albus Dumbledore, Obi-Wan Kenobi etc.). Prin experiența acumulată în viață și cunoașterea sa deosebită, bătrânul înțelept se caracterizează prin înțelepciune, datorită căreia se bucură de respectul celorlalți.

Arhetipul complementar bătrânului înțelept este .

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 Carl Gustav Jung, Gesammelte Werke, vol. 9/1, § 396-404.

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Let's go and ask Delbert.
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Would you tell Paul I'd like to see him?
Lyndon came back to Boston last October.
I saw Wilmer holding hands with a girl.
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Kiki is back to normal.
Maybe Frances didn't like what he saw.
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Kolkka reported that everything was in order.
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This hero smartphone for Verizon Wireless is packed with imaging chops and Nokia's best software. Here are Phone Scoop's first impressions.
The Nokia Lumia Icon (nee, Lumia 929) merges the design of the Lumia 928 with the features of the Lumia 1520. It is a flagship device that checks off all the necessary features to compete with the best-of-the-best. While we're working on a full review, we wanted to provide you with our first impressions of Nokia's latest smartphone.
Like the 928, the Icon is blocky and blunt. It skips the smooth and rounded edges found on Nokia's other Lumia devices and opts for hard edges, sharp corners, and a rather boring design. There's a metal band that that forms the outer edge. It is perfectly flat - flat enough that the Icon will stand up on the left, top, and bottom edges if placed on a table. On the back, the band is chamfered a bit and it meets a polycarbonate panel that forms the back surface. This seam is mostly clean, but I noticed a small area where it is uneven. On the front, the glass panel that forms the entire face is tapered a bit where it meets the metallic band, but the edge is still fairly square.
Nokia can't seem to make thin-and-light Lumia smartphones, and the Icon is another example thereof. It is thick and heavy, and feels ponderous in the hand. The rear panel is curved gently to better fit your palm, but the hard edges negate the benefit. That said, the materials all feel top-notch. The Icon may be weighty, but that lends some credit to its perceived quality.
As expected the front surface is nearly all display - and what a gorgeous display it is. The Icon's screen measures 5 inches and includes 1920 x 1080 pixels. The higher-resolution screen is helped by the latest version of Windows Phone and gives the Icon another row of Live Tiles for the home screen. Apps that are optimized for the higher resolution also show more content. The OLED panel looks great. It is very bright, blacks look inky black, and the screen does in fact work when wearing gloves (which are quite necessary in the Northeast today, let me tell you). There are three capacitive buttons below the screen for interacting with the Windows Phone UI, and they work well.
The Icon follows the same design ideals encapsulated by most Lumia devices when it comes to button placement. There are no buttons of any kind on the left edge of the phone; instead, they are all packed onto the right edge. The volume toggle is closest to the top, the screen lock key is in the middle, and the dedicated camera key is near the bottom. All three keys have very good profiles, which make them easy to find. The travel and feedback is quite good, too.
The stereo headphone jack is found on the top of the phone, as is the hatch for the SIM card. The hatch is sort of tricky to release, and requires some fingernail action to coax open. The mircoUSB port is on the bottom.
Sadly, the Icon's rear panel cannot be removed. Like nearly all other Lumia devices, the battery is sealed in. Further, the Icon does not support microSD cards. That means you're stuck with the 32GB of included storage, of which only about 23GB is available to end users.
At first blush, the Windows Phone 8.0 operating system - with the GDR3 and Nokia Black updates installed - is quick on its feet. I found the UI to be quick and responsive. The extra row of Live Tiles on the home screen is a godsend for improving customization and the amount of detail viewable. With only a day's use under our belts, we can say that the LTE radio works well, that calls sound pretty good, and that the camera is amazingly powerful. We expect to have a full report ready for you in the days to come.
Verizon finally gets the Windows Phone it deserves in the Lumia Icon from Nokia. The Icon has a full HD screen, 20-megapixel camera, and many other enticements.
Nokia today announced the Lumia 930, a variant of the Lumia Icon. The stand-out feature is the 930's 20-megapixel PureView sensor with optical image stabilization and Zeiss optics.
Nokia today announced the Lumia Icon, a flagship Windows Phone for Verizon Wireless. The stand-out feature is the Icon's 20-megapixel PureView sensor with optical image stabilization and Zeiss optics.
Microsoft today said the Lumia Denim system update is now available to the Nokia Lumia Icon, which is sold by Verizon Wireless. The update makes numerous changes to the behavior of the camera, including a faster shutter and 4K video capture, and also adds Live Folders and an updated Glance screen.
I've picked up from WPC and Nokia's website that Glance is not an option on this device. Without it - I'm sticking with my 822. Please confirm at your end.


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After investigations, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) slapped fines on three companies – namely, Cummins Asia Pacific, Woodlands Transport Service, and Sterling Engineering – for failure to take adequate safety measures under the Workplace Safety and Health Act (WSHA) in three separate fatal workplace accidents.
In statements released last week, MOM fined Cummins Asia Pacific and Woodlands Transport Service $80,000 and $130,000 respectively for failure to take adequate safety measures under the WSHA that led to the death of a prime mover driver in each company.
While Sterling Engineering was convicted after a 18-day trial and fined $280,000 under the WSHA for a fatal accident that occurred on 2 September 2014.
On 25 March 2015, Yu Hairui, an employee of Cummins Asia Pacific, was driving his prime mover with a loaded 40ft container on its trailer, up the ramp between levels 4 and 5 of CWT Logistics Hub 3.
While manoeuvring a U-turn on the ramp, the 40ft container dislodged from the trailer and toppled onto the cabin of the prime mover, crushing Yu who died from injuries sustained in the accident on the same day.
Investigations by MOM revealed that at the material period, the driveway at level 4 of the premises was congested and prime mover drivers faced difficulties manoeuvring their the prime movers and trailers; and, at least one of the four twist locks fastening the container to the trailer on Yu's prime mover was unlocked.
As a result, Cummins Asia Pacific was charged under Section 11(b) for failure to ensure that the premise allows prime movers to manoeuvre safely and the proper implementation of a Workplace Traffic Management Plan.
On 9 October 2015, Yeoh Lim Koon, an employee of Woodlands Transport Service, parked his prime mover with a 24 ton trailer load, at the designated parking area at Telok Blangah St 31, Singapore and dismounted from his vehicle.
While trying to disconnect the air hoses that were connected to the prime mover and its trailer, the prime mover began to roll forward. In an attempt to open the cabin door, Yeoh lost his grip, falling into a perimeter drain when the tail-end of the trailer caught him and dragged him out of the drain.
After mounting the kerb of the public road outside the worksite, the prime mover halted. Unfortunately, Yeoh who was found underneath the rear of the trailer died from his injuries on the same day.
A loose bracket used to stabilised the air tanks in the prime mover which caused a cut in one of the air tank due to the air tank hitting a metal plate during bumpy rides.
The handbrake of the prime mover was not very effective, possibly due to compressed air leaking from the air tank, which Yeoh had raised on numerous occasions to Woodlands Transport Service.
The prime mover was parked at a gradient while the trailer was holding a heavy load.
Consequently, Woodlands Transport Service was charged under Section 12(1) for failure to take corrective actions in repairing a fault on the prime mover despite it being raised by the deceased driver on numerous occasions and allowing the Yeoh to continue with deliveries on the vehicle.
While it was revealed that the company did not agree on the price of the replacement parts and decided to source for the parts on their own, the fault on the prime mover was left unrepaired when the company failed to follow up on the matter.
Sterling Engineering was contracted for the supply, delivery and installation of a double-leaf manually operated steel sliding gate at the worksite at Bartley Road.
The installation was going well up until 2 September 2014, when five of its employees were tasked to check the sliding motion of the gate leaves due to the gate not opening or closing smoothly. While workers were pulling the steel sliding gate, it toppled and fatally pinned one worker to the ground.
MOM's occupational safety and health division's (OSHD) investigations revealed that each gate leaf measured approximated 4.68m wide and 3.1m high, and weigh approximately 1,500kg.
Failure to conduct a thorough risk assessment.
– The risks and hazards of moving the gate, and the risk that the gate may over-travel or topple, were not identified and addressed in the risk assessment.
Failure to ensure safety measures/features were installed or followed in respect of the work process of installing the gate.
Temporary stoppers or other effective measures to prevent over-travelling and consequently toppling of the gate were not installed.
Warnings signs to warn others not to move the incomplete gate were not put up.
Failure to ensure that the workers had adequate information and supervision as was necessary for them to perform their work.
The risk assessment briefing was conducted in an ineffective manner. The risk and hazards posed by the gate to the workers were not specifically communicated prior to the commencement of the installation works.
Adequate supervision was not provided on site.
After a 18-day trail for the offence, Sterling Engineering was charged for failing to take reasonably practicable measures to ensure the safety and health of its employees for the safe installation of the steel sliding gate and fined $280,000 under the WSHA.
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St Helens star Kyle on hand with tips for rugby hopefuls
THE Total Rugby Camp will be in operation at Hopwood Hall College from Wednesday 29 to Friday 31 October where there will be coaching and advice from the teenage star dubbed as the next Jason Robinson – Oldham born St Helens scrum half Kyle Eastmond. Ranked as one of the top 10 teenagers in the world at by League World magazine, 19-year-old Kyle will be an invaluable asset to this training camp.
THE Total Rugby Camp will be in operation at Hopwood Hall College from Wednesday 29 to Friday 31 October where there will be coaching and advice from the teenage star dubbed as the next Jason Robinson – Oldham born St Helens scrum half Kyle Eastmond.
Ranked as one of the top 10 teenagers in the world at by League World magazine, 19-year-old Kyle will be an invaluable asset to this training camp.
The St Helens scrum half recognises the importance of nurturing talent early and fully endorses the ground-breaking approach of the Total Rugby Camps Team.
Total Rugby Camps will continue to provide participants, regardless of code played, with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to evolve and improve the generic skills and techniques needed to succeed in today's competitive rugby environment.
These action-packed Total Rugby Camps will offer boys and girls between the ages of eight and 18 the chance to develop their games under the instruction of the country's top RFU and RFL qualified coaches.
The camps will be delivered under each code's prospective quality assurance framework, ensuring that the quality of coaching is second to none.
The venue for the camp will be the state of the art Hopwood Hall Sports Academy Complex, which contains some of the most up to date and prestigious sporting facilities available nationally; all of which will be incorporated into the programme.
For further details of the camp which is taking place next week at Hopwood Hall visit wwwtotalrugbycamps.com or email ericnoi@totalrugbycamps.com
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These trails are for bicycle and pedestrian use.
Trail is open for your use and enjoyment from dawn to dusk.
Stop at intersections – Travel at safe speeds.
Wear a helmet for bicycle safety.
Many bicycle accidents result in injury to the face or head.
Keep right and pass on the left.
The trail is like a roadway.
Warn trail users as you approach from behind.
Pets are welcome if kept on a leash and in control.
Please clean up pet waste.
Respect private property and other trail users – Stay on the trail.
Do not pick, trample or disturb plants or flowers.
Shared courtesies mean shared enjoyment for all.
Users of the trail do so at their own risk.
To report maintenance issues, contact the Logansport Parks Department at 574-753-7110.
What facilities have air conditioning available?
Only McHale Pavilion at Riverside Park has air.
May I bring beer or wine to my private rental?
Alcohol is not permitted on park property.
How do I contact the Carousel?
The phone number of the Carousel is: (574) 753-8725.
Is there a speed limit in the parks?
Yes, 15 MPH. Please watch for children & pedestrians.
What are the official park hours?
8:00 am. – 10:00 pm.
Can picnic tables be moved from under pavilions?
No, pavilions are rented with the tables in them.
Do picnic tables out in the parks have to be rented?
No, they are on a first come-first serve basis.
Can picnic tables, benches & bleachers be used outside of the parks for public events or activities?
Do the parks have trash & recycling containers?
Yes, all parks have the specific containers and urge you to use them properly.
After a facility/pavilion is rented does the renter have to clean up the area?
Yes, including the pavilion floor.
Is there a noise ordinance in the parks?
According to Ordinance #01-14 It shall be unlawful for any person to use or operate any sound-producing or sound amplifying device (including vehicles) in such a manner or with such volume as to annoy or disturb persons in its vacinity.
Are ground fires permitted in the parks?
Ground fires are not permitted, fires for cooking are permitted only in grills such as those provided throughout the parks.
Are glass bottles allowed in the parks?
Is gambling allowed in the parks?
Do small children need adult supervision in the parks?
Yes, all minors must have an adult parent or guardian with them.
Can vehicles be parked anywhere in the parks?
No, only in the designated areas.
Are wheeled vehicles, including skates, roller blades, skateboards, big wheels or tricycles allowed on grass surfaces in the parks?
No, especially motorized vehicles. All wheeled vehicles must remain on the paved surfaces.
Is marking, writing or defacing any equipment, structure or pavement in the parks legal?
Absolutely not! Contact the Logansport Police Department at 574-753-4101 if you see this being done..
Dogs are allowed in the parks as long as they are on a leash; dog waste MUST be disposed of properly.
What softball programs are available for kids?
Logansport Parks sponsors Minor League softball.


When Carolina Valle Rodríguez began her career as a residential architect, she had no idea that within a few short years, she would have a Master's degree in Sustainable Architecture and practice at a large, international commercial design firm. It was through one of her early projects in Italy that she recognized both a passion and opportunity to create design that makes lives better through sustainability.
Carolina generously shares her knowledge with others in the hopes of encouraging interest in considering the environmental and social impacts a project will have in its early stages. She also has learned from hands-on experience on high-profile projects such as urban office towers designed to achieve LEED certification, an industrial project designed to meet LEED Platinum standards and a 500-key hotel in the Riviera Maya resort district.
Prior to joining Page, Carolina worked for HKS Architects in their Mexico City office for several years, where she gained experience in several areas including project architecture, construction documentation, building information modeling (BIM) management and sustainable design.
She had previously earned her Master's in Sustainable Architecture at Politecnico di Torino, Italy, where she also interned at two firms. Carolina's first professional design role was at a boutique construction firm in Mexico.
A native of Mexico, Carolina moved to the United States at a young age. She made the decision to earn her Bachelor's in Architecture at the Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM). Currently, she is again based in Mexico City with Page.


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Q: tic tac toe assignment in Python 3.3.5 I'm almost done with an assignment to make a tic-tac-toe game, but for the life of me I can't work through an error I'm encountering in it upon execution. Any advice would be immensely appreciated.
Code link: http://pastebin.com/k7deVCAD
error upon execution:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:/Users/Andrew/Dropbox/program2.1.py", line 168, in
    I_hope_this_works ()
File "C:/Users/Andrew/Dropbox/program2.1.py", line 145, in I_hope_this_works
    play (player_names, player_marks)
File "C:/Users/Andrew/Dropbox/program2.1.py", line 154, in play
    askUserToPlayNextMove (player_names['X'], player_marks) #asks them to input move
  File "C:/Users/Andrew/Dropbox/program2.1.py", line 52, in askUserToPlayNextMove
    (row, column)= input("Please input your next move in row, column format ")
ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 2)

A: The function
askUserToPlayNextMove (currentPlayer, player_marks)

needs two arguments, but you passed them as a single tuple:
askUserToPlayNextMove ((player_names['X'], player_marks))

try this:
askUserToPlayNextMove (player_names['X'], player_marks)

A: I think the issue is just that you have an extra set of parenthesis when calling the function "askUserToPlayNextMove."
You have the function call as:
askUserToPlayNextMove ((player_names['X'], player_marks))

and I think simply changing it to:
askUserToPlayNextMove (player_names['X'], player_marks)

will solve your problem. When you put the extra set of parenthesis around the arguments in the function call, it interprets the data inside of those parenthesis as corresponding to one of the parameters in the function. Removing the extra set will pass those arguments as two separate arguments instead of one.


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Opened: September 18, 1952. Station 20 is one of several Engine/Ladder stations that are trained as an "Extrication Task Force." Task Forces carry the necessary equipment for auto extrications and may respond beyond their primary districts to serve this need.
Being part of an extrication company, means L20 carries a set of battery powered tools in addition to 119ft of ground ladders. There is seating for 4 plus an EMS compartment in the cab. There's also a ful LED light package incuding compartment and rung lighting.
This apparatus was reassigned from Station 16 to the 20's after Station 16 closed in the summer of 2016. E-20's previous, heavily- used Ferrara was moved to reserve status as a spare Engine. This apparatus was involved in an accidents (no FF injuries) in late 2017 and was eventually replaced by a new E-20 in the spring of 2018.


Make sure you know which one you are playing at.
No food tables or outside food allowed in the building. They do have concessions there and/or you can set up a tent outside in the grass.
No outside food, drink or coolers. Tailgating allowed outside in grass areas only.
Don't want to pack up all that food for tailgating? Get your food platters delivered right to your tailgate at the Star Center from Subway 864-949-3882 or Chick-Fil-A 864-595-0478. Mention that you are here for a tournament and receive a discount. Delivery times may vary.
NO Food tables allowed inside. Tailgating allowed outside. Typically, Chick-Fil-A and/or Pizza is delivered at lunch. Bring your own chair- limited bleacher seating.
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We make a joke out of it: over-the-top indulgent food. The more decadent it is, the better. The more ooey-gooey cheese or mountains of whipped cream or greasy patties stacked to the sky … the better. Is it because we're obsessed with "getting our money's worth" or are we chasing gratification in all the wrong places? Whatever the reason, it's killing us and it is our national disgrace.


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Q: In WebFocus, how to set average cell in total row? I am trying to create a report using WebFocus. This report has several rows and columns for different departments and their info. And at the bottom, there is one 'Total' row, which shows the summary for each columns.
Now my customers wants in the 'Total' row, one cell needs to show the average value of the column which it belongs to, which all the other cells keep the summary function.
I have no idea how to implement the change in WebFocus App Studio. Can anyone please guide me? Thanks in advance!

A: One of the simple way i can think of is, UNION OF TWO TABLES.
You can do it with MORE keyword in WebFocus.
With 'MORE' you can join 2 tables, 1 is your normal table and 2nd table is having customized columns For eg. first cell contains total addition of column cells, second column contains average or any other summary function.
i dont have working WebFocus right now, i will upload demo code soon.
thanks.

A: You can use: ON TABLE SUMMARIZE AS 'TOTAL'
This will summarize all values that are not computed and all computed fields will be wrapped and computed at the end, just like an average.


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Baby Bunting Group Limited (ASX: BBN) had come forward and made an announcement about the FY 2019 half-year results. As per the press release dated February 15, 2019, the company had stated that its total sales amounted to $177.7 million which implies the rise of 17.2% on prior corresponding period. The issued release also stated that the company's pro forma EBITDA (or earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) happens to be $11.6 million which reflects the rise of 25% on prior corresponding period. However, on a statutory basis, the company's EBITDA amounted to $10.7 million reflecting the rise of 26.9% on prior corresponding period.
The release issued by Baby Bunting Group Limited also threw light on the Digital and online. The company stated that its online sales made up 11.5% of the total sales in the half year ended December 2018 which implies the rise of 61% as compared to the prior corresponding period. We would now be having a look at the operating expenses. The company stated that pro forma cost of doing business amounted to $49.9 million in the half-year making up 28.1% of the sales as well as a rise of 120 basis points (or bps) as compared to the prior corresponding period. The company stated that overheads (which is excluding the employee equity incentive expenses) made up 5.8% of the sales which demonstrates the deployments towards new Support Office roles to help the growth, annualising of the roles from prior year as well as one off costs which also includes consultancy work on the branding as well as loyalty initiatives and commencement of store management leadership program.
The release which was issued by the company had given the information related to the outlook. Baby Bunting Group Limited had stated that there are expectations that it would generate EBITDA between $25 million-$27 million in FY 2019 which implies the rise of approximately 34%-approximately 45%. However, it excludes employee equity incentive expenses. Moreover, the company is based on the assumption that comparable store sales growth would be mid to high single digits for the year, gross margin would be around 35% in FY 2019 as well as total six new stores would be opened for the year.
We would now be looking at how the stock of Baby Bunting Group Limited had performed today and how it has performed in the recent past. Today (i.e., February 15, 2019), the company's stock had closed the session in red as the stock price encountered the fall of A$0.140 per share or 6.009% and closed at A$2.190 per share. The market capitalization of Baby Bunting Group Limited stood at ~$294.61 million, and the annual dividend yield stood at 2.27%. Talking about the past performance, the stock of Baby Bunting Group Limited had delivered the return of 14.78% in the span of previous three months, while in the time frame of previous one month, the stock's return was 11.48%.
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Here we are providing the list of top 10 richest person in the world 2021. Here we are mentioning the name of the top 10 richest person in the world 2021 with their net worth.
Rank 10 richest person in the world 2021 Net Worth
1 Elon Musk $189.7 B
2 Jeff Bezos $185.7 B
3 Bernard Arnault $155.4 B
4 Bill Gates $122.0 B
5 Mark Zuckerberg $97.9B
6 Zhong Shanshan $94.8B
7 Larry Ellison $89.4 B
8 Warren Buffet $88.6 B
9 Larry Page $79.2 B
10 Sergey Brin $77.0 B
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Elon Musk Bio:
Elon Reeve Musk was born on June 28, 1971. He is engineer, industrial designer and business magnate. Elon Musk is working with Tesla, SpaceX and his net worth is $189.7 billion. He ranks 1st on the earth. He has completed his Ph.D. in applied physics and material science from Stanford University. He is founder, CEO, CTO and chief designer of SpaceX and he is also the CEO and product architect of Tesla. In 2018 he was elected as FRS that is Fellow of the Royal Society.
Jeff Bezos Bio:
Jeff Preston Bezos was born on January 12, 1964. He is American entrepreneur, industrialist, media proprietor, and investor. Jeff Bezos is the CEO and founder of Amazon. His net worth of $185.7 billion. He ranks second in the world. Bezos founded aerospace manufacture company and he also launched suborbital spaceflight Service Company. He also purchase the American Newspaper company named The Washington Company in the year 2013 for $250 million.
Bernard Arnault & Family Bio :
Bernard Jean Etienne Arnault was born on March 5, 1949. Bernard Arnault & Family is LVMH CEO and France Chairman with $155.4 billion net worth. He is the chairman and chief executive of world's largest luxury goods company names LVMH Moet Hennessy – Louis Vuitton SE. He became the world's third richest person. He started his career in the year of 1971. In the beginning he was working for Ferret – Savinel.
Bill Gates Bio :
William Henry Gates was born on October 28, 1955. He is an American software developer. He is also a philanthropist Co-founder of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. His net worth is $122.0 billion. He is the co-founder of Microsoft Corporation. He was chairman, CEO, President of Microsoft Corporation. Mark Zuckerberg: Mark Elliot Zuckerberg was born on May 14, 1984. He became the fourth richest person in the world. He is co-founder, CEO & chairman of Facebook. He launched the Facebook social networking service at Harvard University. His Net worth is $97.9 billion. His age is 36 and he is first person under 40 years age group who is in Forbes list of top 10 richest people.
Zhong Shanshan Bio :
Zhong Shanshan was born in the year of 1956. He was born in New York City. He is the Chinese businessman. He is the sixth richest person in the world. He is the Founder of the biggest beverage company in china and also the chairman of pharma company, Wantai. His Net worth $94.4 billion. He is the richest person in the china.
Larry Ellison Bio :
Lawrence Joseph Ellison was born on August 17, 1944. He owns nearly all of Hawaiian island Lanai. Net worth is $89.4 billion. He is American business magnate and investor. He is co-founder, chief technology officer that is CTO and executive chairman of the Oracle Corporation. His age is 76. He has completed his education from the University of Illinois, Urbana – Campaign. He is the 7th richest person in the world.
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Warren Edward Buffet was born on August 30, 1930. He is the most successful investigator in the world. He is 90 years old. He has total 60 companies and his Net worth is 88.6 billion. He has completed his education from the University of Pennsylvania, university of Nebraska – Lincoln ( BS ) and university of Columbia ( MS ).
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Lawrence Edward Page was born on march 26, 1973. He is the Co-founder of google and he has the net worth $75.3 billion. He is the American computer scientist and Internet Entrepreneur. His age is 47. He is the member of alphabet board, employee and controlling shareholder. He has completed his education from university of Michigan and Stanford University. In the year of 2004 he received award named Marconi Prize with his co-writer Brin. He is also known for co-creator page ranker.
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Sergey Mikhailovich Brin was born on August 21, 1973. He co-founded google with Larry Page. He is an American computer scientist and internet entrepreneur. His age is 47. He is the Board member & co-founder of Alphabet and has the net worth $77.0 billion. He was also the president of the Google's parent company. He has completed his education from the University of Maryland, College park and Stanford University. He is also known for co-founding Google and X.
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A little later than expected, Roivant group company Urovant has started its confirmatory phase 3 program for overactive bladder (OAB) drug vibegron, originally licensed from Merck & Co. The pivotal trial—which was originally expected to get underway last year—will involve around 1,400 adults with symptoms of OAB such as urge urinary incontinence, urgency, and urinary frequency, according to Urovant. The drug already has positive phase 2b and phase 3 data in hand, so if the latest trial is positive Urovant should be able to move ahead with regulatory filings. If approved, it could become a direct competitor to Astellas' Myrbetriq (mirabegron), the first beta3-adrenergic agonist to reach the market for OAB. And that could present a big commercial opportunity: Astellas reported sales of its drug rose 30% to 93.1 billion yen ($876 million) in the nine months to end-January 2018 with take-up driven by greater tolerability than the widely used antimuscarinic OAB drug class. Read more.
Astellas Pharma Inc. announced today that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has accepted for review a supplemental New Drug Application (sNDA) that seeks approval for the use of mirabegron in combination with solifenacin succinate 5 mg for the treatment of overactive bladder (OAB) with symptoms of urge urinary incontinence, urgency, and urinary frequency. The anticipated Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) goal date for a decision by the FDA is April 28, 2018. In the United States, mirabegron and solifenacin succinate are marketed as Myrbetriq® and VESIcare®, respectively. Each is approved by the FDA as a monotherapy for the treatment of OAB with symptoms of urge urinary continence, urgency and urinary frequency. Read more.
Astellas Pharma Inc. (TSE: 4503, President and CEO: Yoshihiko Hatanaka, "Astellas") announced today the submission of a supplemental New Drug Application (sNDA) to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seeking approval for the use of mirabegron in combination with solifenacin succinate 5 mg for the treatment of overactive bladder (OAB) with symptoms of urge urinary incontinence, urgency and urinary frequency. In the United States, mirabegron and solifenacin succinate are marketed as Myrbetriq® and VESIcare®, respectively. Each is approved by the FDA as a monotherapy for the treatment of OAB with symptoms of urge urinary continence, urgency and urinary frequency. Read more.


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When was the second battle of Panipat fought?
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Correct Answer - Option 1 : 1556
The correct answer is 1556.
The Second Battle of Panipat was fought on 5 November 1556, between the Hindu emperor of north India, Hemu, and the Mughal emperor Akbar.
It was won by Akbar's generals Khan Zaman I and Bairam Khan.
The Third Battle of Panipat took place on 14 January 1761 between the Maratha Empire and the Afghan army supported by three Indian allies the Rohilla, Afghans of the Doab region, and Shuja-ud-Daula.
The battle was won by Durrani Empire.
The First Battle of Panipat, was fought between Babur and Ibrahim Lodi on 21 April 1526.
It took place in north India and marked the beginning of the Mughal Empire and the end of the Delhi Sultanate.
Which of the following centuries the Third Battle of Panipat (1761) fought?
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The third battle of Panipat was fought in ________.
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