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Swift & Winehouse, Kang & Kodos and 50 Years of the Great Pumpkin – Oct 21-27
October 20, 2016 October 25, 2016 Brelston
After the Mets lose Game 6, we move into 1996 for Thinner, Millennium's debut and one of the best Treehouse of Horror specials to date. This week in 2006 brought us debut albums from Taylor Swift and Amy Winehouse, while It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown turns 50.
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Other topics covered include:
-The 50th Anniversary of "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!"
–Trick or Treat and Soul Man release in theaters
–The Curse of the Bambino strikes! Game 6 of the World Series – Boston Red Sox v. NY Mets. The Red Sox lead the series and haven't won a pennant in 68 years. The Mets are down by 2 with 2 outs and nobody on in the bottom of the 10th, one out away from losing. At this point, the words "Congratulations Boston Red Sox, 1986 World Champions" briefly flashed on the scoreboard. The Mets managed three straight hits to score a run before Mookie Wilson came to bat. Down to his last strike, Mookie avoided a wild pitch that got away from the catcher and scored the tying run.
Mookie Wilson hits a ground ball straight at first baseman Bill Buckner who misses it, letting it roll between his legs, and the Mets win. Two days later, the Mets win game 7 and the championship. Buckner received death threats and was dropped from the team less than a year later.
Happy ending: The Red Sox would finally win the World Series 18 years later. Buckner returned to throw out the first pitch after the Red Sox 2007 World Series win and received a 4-minute standing ovation.
–On ABC, "Easy Prey" aired, based on the IRL serial killer Christopher Wilder, who would abduct young women from malls and would drive states away before raping and then killing them. In the role of that killer is Major Dad/Simon from Simon & Simon, Gerald McRaney
–Polka Party – Weird Al's fourth album, kind of a disappointment, Living with a Hernia / Living in America
Blah Blah Blah – Iggy Pop / Bowie collab
#1 song is True Colors, Cyndi Lauper's second album which was released in September
–Van Halen best of, incl Humans Being from Twister in May, has Jump, Panama, Why Can't This Be Love etc
Dance into the Light – Phil Collins' first truly solo album, no huge hits but don't worry, Tarzan is three years away
Trial by Fire – Journey's 10th album, incl When You Love A Woman
Macarena has been #1 since August and will remain until November
-Thinner, High School High and The Associate debut in theaters
–Debut of Millennium – Fox's attempt to capitalize on X-Files' success with another lore-laden sci-fi show. It starred Lance Henriksen as Frank Black, an FBI agent with the ability to read minds of killers, who worked for (but was wary of) the Millennium Group. It lasted three seasons and would have the opposite of a backdoor pilot, as the finale was an episode of X-Files in 1999.
–Debut of Pop Up Video on VH1! As we've discussed before, music is in a weird place in 96; post grunge, pre boy band, so PUV made pretty much any kind of music video watchable due to trivia that would pop up during music videos. Kind of like a smarter and quieter version of Beavis and Butt-head's MTV commentary.
–8th season premiere of The Simpsons – Treehouse of Horror 7 – "The Thing & I" (Hugo), "Genesis Tub" (Tooth Town), and "Citizen Kang" (Clinton/Gore). HOWEVER, the better Halloween episode this week might be the Family Matters episode "Stevil," which has this description on Wikipedia: "A ventriloquist's dummy, which looks exactly like Urkel, comes to life and terrorizes the Winslows, and Steve must stop it."
–Taylor Swift – debut album, writing credit for it all at age 16, would sell 6 million, Our Song
The Black Parade – My Chemical Romance concept album, rock opera about someone's death and journey through the afterlife
Pet Shop Boys, Robbie Williams and Amy Winehouse's second album Back to Black.
–CBGBs closed. From wikipedia: Patti Smith, helped on some songs by Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Television's Richard Lloyd, too, played in a few, including "Marquee Moon". Nearly finished, Smith and band playing "Gloria" alternated the chorus with echos of "Blitzkrieg Bop"—by the Ramones—Hey! Ho! Let's go!. During "Elegie", her final encore, Smith named musicians who had died since playing at CBGB
-Babel, Saw III release in theaters
-It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown airs on ABC. A decade earlier, it was on CBS. 2016 is the special's 50TH ANNIVERSARY
–The 2006 World Series is won by the St Louis Cardinals, who beat the Detroit Tigers in 5 games. It is STL's first WS win since the 1930s. I didn't like this, since the Cards beat the Mets in the NLCS
–Magical Starsign, WTF, Phantasy Star Universe, Touch Detective, Resivoir Dogs game all release this week alongside Marvel Ultimate Alliance
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19 thoughts on "Swift & Winehouse, Kang & Kodos and 50 Years of the Great Pumpkin – Oct 21-27"
Brendalf says:
I've still never seen one Saw movie.
me neither! they seem shitty ;-]
i dont think they seem "shitty". I'm sure i'l be in the mood time to see someone stick their hand in jar of used needles.
is that an actual thing that happens in saw? i don't think i've ever been in that particular mood
its small escape room puzzles mixed with self torture, so ya you get some weird stuff like that.
Zap Rowsdower says:
Hand in a jar of used needles, nothing! In the second one there is a pit of used needles that Shawney Smith gets thrown into!
And the Saw movies are a fun, turn off your brain, kind of movie. I wouldn't consider them even close to my favorites but they are good hangover movies.
watershipdownsyndrome says:
They are quite horrible. The first one is barely tolerable, and ends with one of the biggest "oh, come on!" moments ever. Saw 3 is literally one of the worst movies I have ever seen – not because it is a "bad" movie, but because it is flat out repulsive, degrading, and wallows gleefully in its bleakness.
The villain, Jigsaw, is ridiculously implausible, even be low-brow horror standards, and is motivated to go on his massive killing sprees for the dumbest reason ever: because his doctor wasn't very friendly.
The abortions/miniature American flags line is in my top 5 Simpsons quotes of all time. You guys are absolutely right about how it can be applied to any divisive issue and how it perfectly encapsulates human nature.
Thirty Twenty Ten: the only podcast featuring extended discussions about the movie 'High School High'
batmanboy11 says:
I've seen THINNER numerous times thanks to AMC's Fear Fest. It's definitely one of the better put together King adaptations.
Christopher Dobson says:
Well since I'm from St. Louis and you guys asked, the Cardinals drought only went back to their last world series win in 1982, not the 1960's or the 1930's. Only the Yankees have more World Series wins than St. Louis. The 2011 Cardinals World Series was more exciting for me because I was in Texas rooting against the Rangers and the Cardinals came back in game 6 when they were down to their last strike in the bottom of the 9th, then the Rangers hit a home run in the 10th to take the lead again, and the Cardinals came back again to force an 11th inning, where they eventually won.
And the movie Dianne couldn't remember the name of was "Magic" with Anthony Hopkins and an evil puppet.
Eric J. Baker says:
I didn't get into baseball until 2010 when I started dating the woman who is now my wife. Her family is from St. Louis, and she's related through marriage to Mark Buehrle, so she's been a huge Cardinals fan since she was born, and she passed that love onto me JUST in time for that incredible 2011 World Series. Her aunt is a retired high school teacher and even taught World Series Hero (and current Pirate =/ ) David Freese! His triple in that game 6 will stick out in my mind forever.
Glad to hear someone else shares my undying love of The Great Pumpkin. Hey Chris, if you are reading this I have a question. What was the scene you are talking about when you said It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown had your favorite sky painting ever. Was it the one at the beginning with the red setting sun? Personally, that is mine.
roundthewheel says:
Want to hear something really stupid but also really fun? Here's a bluegrass cover of Rehab https://youtu.be/pNFo-49FgfI
Vulpes says:
Not trying to be a dick, but it's a common misconception that Perot was responsible for Bush 41's loss in '92.
"Clinton was elected with 43% of the vote, to Bush's 37.5%, a difference of nearly six million votes. To overtake Clinton in a two-way race, then, Bush would have needed to gain the lion's share of the Perot vote, about two-thirds of it. But in the exit poll conducted on Election Day, just 38% of Perot's backers said Bush was their second choice. Thirty-eight percent also said Clinton was. "The impact of Mr. Perot's supporters on the campaign's outcome," wrote The New York Times, "appears to have been minimal." The Washington Post's conclusion: "Ross Perot's presence on the 1992 presidential ballot did not change the outcome of the election.""
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1992/11/08/perot-seen-not-affecting-vote-outcome/27500538-cee8-4f4f-8e7f-f3ee9f2325d1/
Bush's loss was entirely of his own making.
Guillermo Diaz is the best! Not only was he fantastic in Half Baked– as mentioned on the podcast– but he had a major role as (wait for it) Guillermo in Weeds, and is currently starring in Scandal as Huck.
DarthEnderX says:
I'm going to play devil's advocate for Soul Man here, but…
Is that movie ACTUALLY blackface?
Blackface is a white actor portraying a black character. But the character he's portraying in the movie is white. The CHARACTER is pretending to be black. But that makes it blackface in universe, but not to us, the viewers.
The movie is ABOUT blackface, but it's not blackface to the audience.
Brimfyre says:
This is 2016. Anytime someone white paints their face black, it's blackface.
Context never matters. It's all about the knee jerk reaction and how great you feel when you post how offended you are about it on Twitter.
SimonGreedwell says:
Boy, I'm glad the episode description saying the Mets lost game 6 of the '86 series is just a typo and you get it right in the episode, as well as the extended episode notes. As a big Mets fan, I think I would have had an aneurysm listening to you guys if you got it THAT wrong.
The Mets did, of course, lose game 7 of the 2006 National League Championship to the Cardinals in particularly brutal fashion. That was 10 years ago last week.
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San Pedro – miasto w Belize, w dystrykcie Belize, na wyspie Ambergris Caye. W 2000, miasto zamieszkiwało 4499 osób. Według szacunków w 2005 populacja miasta wzrosła do 8400 osób. Według danych na rok 2010 miasto liczy 11 510 mieszkańców.

Turystyka
Plaże z rafami koralowymi wraz z Rezerwatem Rafy Koralowej Belize, w którym występuje 70 gatunków korali twardych i 36 miękkich oraz 500 gatunków ryb. Odcinek leżący kilkaset metrów od miasta jest łatwo dostępny. 6 km na południowy wschód od miasta znajduje się Morski Rezerwat Hol Chan, obejmujący obszar 8 km² płytkowodnych korali, przecięty kanałem. 100 km w głąb morza położona jest na atolu Lighthouse Reef wielka podmorska studnia Great Blue Hole.

Kurort posiada rozbudowaną infrastrukturę turystyczną z hotelami i ośrodkami sportów wodnych (nurkowanie windsurfing, kajakarstwo, pływanie). Miasto stanowi centrum rozrywkowe wyspy, gdzie znajdują się bary, kluby i restauracje. Atrakcjami miasta jak i wyspy są m.in.:
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Jay report could be tip of iceberg when it comes to child abuse – special report
Published October 24, 2014 by misty534
It was an explosive inquiry which made headlines around the globe.
The Jay Report revealed at least 1,400 children in Rotherham had been victims of sexual abuse between 1997 and 2013 – with police and council bosses being aware of the problem but failing to act.
The report also revealed that child sexual exploitation 'continues to this day' in Rotherham.
The political storm that followed has resulted in four resignations of senior public figures implicated in the scandal – and with a series of follow-up inquiries now ordered, the focus on Rotherham's problems shows no sign of letting up.
Rotherham Council leader Roger Stone, who had been in charge since 2003, resigned within minutes of the report being made public.
Chief executive Martin Kimber, who had been in post since late 2009, initially refused to quit and said he was 'part of the solution' to Rotherham's problems.
But two weeks after the report was published, he announced he would be stepping down at the end of the year so new leadership could 'enable the town to recover more quickly' from the findings of the Jay report. More determined to stay in the face of fierce criticism were Joyce Thacker, director of children's and young people's services at the council, and Shaun Wright, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner, who had been a councillor with responsibility for children's services between 2005 and 2010.
Mr Wright maintained he was 'the best person for the job' despite calls from all three main party leaders for him to stand down.
Instead of quitting, he initially resigned from the Labour Party and said he would remain as an independent PCC. With no legal powers to remove him from the post, it appeared that Mr Wright would stay in his post until the end of his term in 2016.
Things came to a head when he was confronted by furious abuse victims and their families at a police and crime panel meeting in Rotherham.
They repeatedly called for him to go, as the panel also issued a vote of no confidence in him. Whilst Mr Wright repeated his intention to stay during the heated meeting, he quit just a few days later – but with no apology. He said the media focus on his role was 'detracting from the important issue' of the victims.
Mr Wright's resignation has sparked a by-election for the now vacant post which is expected to cost taxpayers around £1.6m to stage at the end of this month, with four candidates in the running for the controversial post.
Joyce Thacker left her job days after Mr Wright, shortly after being signed off on sick leave. Mrs Thacker, who had been head of children's services since 2008 and was deputy head for two years before that, was another to resist repeated calls to quit but finally left the council by 'mutual agreement' with immediate effect.
The Star revealed last week that she had been given a £40,000 pay-off to quit her role – a figure only made public through a Freedom of Information request after Rotherham Council initially refused to comment on what she got for leaving her £130,000-per-year job.
The publication of the report set off a chain of other inquiries and investigations being ordered.
Within a week of the publication of the report, the Labour party suspended four members with connections to Rotherham Council – former leader Roger Stone, serving councillors Gwendoline Russell and Shaukat Ali, and ex-deputy leader Jahangir Akhtar.
Mr Akhtar resigned as the council's deputy leader and vice-chair of the police and crime panel last year after reports – which he denied – alleging he knew about a relationship between a relative and an under-age girl in care. He resumed his post after being cleared by the police of any blame but lost his seat in the May election to UKIP.
Its investigations into whether there had been any wrong-doing by its councillors are ongoing.
No-one from South Yorkshire Police, which was heavily criticised in the Jay report for treating victims with 'contempt', has yet been disciplined or suspended in relation to it.
But Chief Constable David Crompton has said a 'number' of referrals are being made to the IPCC, while Trevor Pearce, director of investigations for the National Crime Agency, is to lead an independent investigation into outstanding allegations of child sexual exploitation in Rotherham.
The Government has also ordered an inspection of Rotherham Council in the wake of the report, which is expected to report back by the end of November.
Louise Casey, who heads the Government's Troubled Families programme, is heading the inspection and has been ordered to examine whether the council is functioning properly in the areas of governance, children's services and taxi licensing.
She will also look into whether the authority is suffering from 'institutionalised political correctness', covers up information or silences whistle-blowers,
Local Government secretary Eric Pickles ordered the inspection after saying the Jay report showed the council had 'utterly failed its children'. Additionally, the Department for Education has parachuted in an expert to oversee children's services in Rotherham for an additional three month period. Malcolm Newsam has been appointed as children's social care commissioner in the wake of the scandal.
A report by the Home Affairs Select Committee was published last weekend after MPs grilled key figures involved in the scandal.
It has called for a 'full, transparent and urgent investigation' into what has happened to missing files related to child abuse in Rotherham – especially in regard to information stolen from a council researcher's locked office in 2002.
And Fiona Woolf, chair of a new national inquiry into historic child abuse, has confirmed the issue of the missing files will be included in her panel's investigations.
The way South Yorkshire Police handled child exploitation cases in Sheffield is now also starting to come under the spotlight – after claims were made earlier this week that information about alleged abusers in the city was ignored by the force.
Ann Lucas, who was involved with the city's child sexual exploitation service, said more than 660 young people, mainly girls, were referred to her team between 2001 and 2013.
But she said police frequently failed to act when passed specific information about abusers.
As part of attempts to rebuild trust in the council, new leader Paul Lakin has created a £120,000 fund to pay for counselling for child sex victims, with the money coming through cutting two cabinet posts and banning foreign travel for councillors.
He has also set up a cross-party 'improvement board' that will report back to leading councillors each month on whether things are changing for the better.
Coun Lakin said: "The Jay report acknowledges we have already made improvements in our services although, tragically, this has come far too late for many victims.
"But we are not complacent and we will continue to make sure we do all we can to make sure more young people – both in Rotherham and across the country – are better protected."
But with the full story of the 16-year scandal only now starting to emerge, the issue of how hundreds of children in Rotherham were abused for years and let down by the authorities supposed to protect them is likely to dominate headlines for months and possibly years to come.
WHAT THE JAY REPORT DISCOVERED
The damning Jay report said police had treated victims with 'contempt', while councillors and senior officers had been told of problems a decade ago but took no action.
The report found the majority of perpetrators of abuse had been of Pakistani origin, with most of the child victims white.
But there were concerns about identifying the ethnic origins of abusers because of fears staff could be perceived as 'racist'.
So warnings from frontline workers about the extent of the problem went repeatedly unheeded by council bosses and South Yorkshire Police.
Meanwhile, girls as young as 11 were gang-raped by large numbers of men, children were doused in petrol and told they were going to be set alight, and youngsters were threatened with guns in a litany of horrendous abuse being inflicted in the town over a period of years.
Professor Jay's report also revealed a 2002 report by a Home Office researcher employed by Rotherham Council had exposed the scale of the problem – but was 'suppressed' by police and the local authority, with the author hounded out of her job.
The inquiry also revealed councillors and senior officers were given seminars that explained the town's child sex exploitation problem 'in the most explicit terms' in 2004/05.
Prof Jay said: "After these events, nobody could say, 'We didn't know'."
Interviews with some senior councillors revealed 'none could recall the issue ever being discussed in the Labour group until 2012'.
The report said there had been 'blatant' failings from Rotherham Council managers and South Yorkshire Police.
Prof Jay said frontline staff had tried to raise concerns about grooming problems, with senior managers knowing about the issue for years.
The report said abuse 'continues to this day', with around 50 cases still being dealt with.
Tagged: CSA, Prof. Alexis Jay, Rotherham, The Jay Report
← UPDATE MELANIE SHAW – WHISTLE BLOWER SEXUAL ABUSE IN BEECHWOOD CHILDRENS HOME NOTTINGHAM
Child sexual exploitation referrals in Waltham Forest revealed →
2 comments on "Jay report could be tip of iceberg when it comes to child abuse – special report"
sxjack
Thanks for this. I tweeted it, apols for cutting the link short, I wanted to bring a question to the fore. In 2002 the Home Office researcher at Rotherham Council, who had exposed the scale of the problem, was hounded out of her job. What action did the council then take? What action did the Home Office then take?
I am sure you have been following recent reports of sexual exploitation all over the UK, not just in Rotherham, which I believe is just the tip of the iceberg, now to your question. All councils are under the Home office, if they decide to take no action, no action will be taken, they get their instructions from higher up. So if we follow this, it will lead us right to the top of the Government. Take the recent incarceration of whistle blower Melanie Shaw, jailed on trumped up charges, because she would not be bought of with compensation like so many others who were abused in Beechwood Home Nottingham. Now this so called CSAinquiry with Fiona Woolf as chair, another Establishment figure with links to many who have been accused of coverups of sexual exploitation of children, so what chance do we have for the truth every coming out?

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Another Monster Markup as the Senate Advances Trump's Judicial Nominees
Update 2/13/09: On February 13, the Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on the nominations of Michael Park and Joseph Bianco, both to the Second Circuit. These nominees are being advanced over the objections of Senators Schumer and Gillibrand, who have not submitted the customary blue slip. This is one of the many norms in the judicial nomination process the Senate majority is breaking in its quest to push through a record number of nominees.
Update 2/7/2019: The Senate Judiciary Committee voted to recommend 42 nominees for lifetime judgeships.
The Senate moves closer this week to confirming dozens of President Trump's picks for lifetime judicial appointments. In what's known as a "Monster Markup" (because of the large number of nominees on the agenda) the Senate Judiciary Committee will be voting on Thursday to recommend judicial nominees for a confirmation vote by the full Senate later in the year.
With these confirmations, Senate Republicans are continuing their quest to put President Trump's extremely conservative judges on the federal bench. As we've explained, the last Congress confirmed a record-breaking number of Trump's judicial nominations, and we expect more of the same in this Congress.
WATCH: ACS President Caroline Fredrickson talks about the conservative takeover of the courts.
Neomi Rao, William Barr, and 42 nominees for the federal bench
On Tuesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee held a confirmation hearing for Neomi Rao to fill the Kavanaugh vacancy on the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Rao's nomination has generated controversy because of her record in many areas, including her role at a key federal agency, the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) within the Office of Management and Budget, where she stalled sexual harassment regulations and has generally pursued a deregulation agenda. Learn more about Rao's troubling record on regulation.
In its Monster Markup on Thursday, the Senate Judiciary Committee will decide whether to recommend for confirmation Trump's attorney general-nominee William Barr and 42 of his nominees for the federal courts. Stacking hearings and meetings with multiple nominees is one of the procedural tools the Republican leadership is using to break long-standing Senate norms and fast-track the president's nominees. Learn more about how Republicans have disregarded the usual process for vetting nominees.
Federal judges rule on issues that affect everyone
Once they are confirmed, of course, judges in the federal courts sit for a lifetime. They rule on areas of the law that affect people's everyday lives: civil rights, criminal justice, education, environment, labor, immigration, health care, and many more issues. For the courts to fulfill their purpose as arbiters of the law, it's critical that nominees be qualified and impartial.
While this week's judicial nominees are moving quickly through the confirmation process, there's still time to let your senators know that who sits on the federal bench matters to you.
What you can do to help spread the word about the importance of these lifetime appointments to the federal courts
Visit, call, and/or email your senators' offices to tell them courts matter to you and ask them what they're doing to ensure the impartiality of the federal judiciary.
Host an event on the importance of courts, judicial vacancies, and the confirmation process. In February, ACS sponsors the "Love Our Constitution" initiative, which encourages citizens to hold discussions about the role of the federal judiciary in our lives. Find a curriculum and other resources.
Reach out to local radio and television stations in your towns and universities (yes, even you, students!). Speak to your communities about the importance of the courts through reliable and proven avenues of communication.
Submit an op-ed or letter to the editor to your local paper on what is at stake with these lifetime appointments.
Talk to your friends and family about the need to protect the federal judiciary. Post about the importance of the courts on your social media accounts using #CourtsMatter.
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Théodule-Armand Ribot (Guingamp, 18 de dezembro de 1839 - Paris, 9 de dezembro de 1916), psicólogo francês nascido en Guingamp, estudou no Liceo de San Brieuc (Lycée de St Brieuc). O sistema de interpretação para o ator de Constantin Stanislavski utiliza algumas de suas teorias.

Em 1862 entra na École Normale Supérieure. Em 1885 ministra palestras na Sorbonne sobre psicologia experimental e, em 1888 foi apontado como professor de Psicologia Experimental no College of France. Sua tese de doutorado, republicada em 1882, Hérédité: étude psychologique(Hereditariedade: Estudo Psicológico) (5th ed., 1889), é seu livro mais importante e mais conhecido.

Psicologia Experimental

A partir do estudo dos métodos experimentais analisou um grande número de peculiaridades herdadas. Dedicou especial atenção ao elemento físico da vida mental, ignorando todo fator espiritual ou não material do ser humano.

Entre suas obras estão a La Psychologie anglaise contemporaine: l'école expérimentale (A Psicología Inglesa Contemporânea: A Escola Experimental) (1870), além de numerosos artigos, escreveu também sobre Arthur Schopenhauer, Philosophie de Schopenhauer (1874; 7ª ed, 1896) (Filosofía de Schopenhauer) e sobre a psicologia contemporânea na Alemanha (La Psychologie Allemande Contemporaine, 1879; 13ª ed, 1898) (A Psicología Alemã Contemporánea).

Publicou quatro pequenas monografías: Les Maladies de la mémoire (1881; x3ª ed, 1898) (As Enfermidades da Memória), De la volonté (1883; 14ª ed, 1899) (Da Vontade), De la personnalité (1885; 8ª ed, 1899) (Da Personalidade) y La Psychologie de l'attention (1888) (A Psicología da Atenção), com as quais trouxe muitos dados úteis ao estudo das enfermidades mentais.

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 La Psychologie allemande contemporaine (1879)
 Les Maladies de la mémoire (1881), última reedição  2005
 Les Maladies de la volonté (1882), 25a. edição 1909
 Les Maladies de la personnalité (1885), última reedição  2001
 La Psychologie du raisonnement : recherches expérimentales par l'hypnotisme (1886), última reedição  2005
 Le Fétichisme dans l'amour (1887), última reedição  2001
 La Psychologie de l'attention (1888)
 Psychologie des grands calculateurs et des joueurs d'échecs (1894), última reedição 2005La Psychologie des sentiments (1896)
 5a. ed. 1919 L'Evolution des idées genérales (1897)
 Essai sur l'imagination créatrice (1900)
 La Suggestibilité (1900), última reedição  2005
 Les Obsessions et la psychasthénie (1903), última reedição  2005
 L'étude expérimentale de l'intelligence (1903), última reedição  2004
 La Logique des sentiments  (1904)
 Essai sur les passions (1906)
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Topped all three 13,600+ summits on Bald Mountain. Amazing weather for October - shorts and t-shirt the entire trip. Views from the summit ridge are hard to top.
Started from Boreas Pass and reached the saddle in no time. From there, the route up the ridge is clear although alot of talus and scree is present.
Reached the summit in about 2.5 hours in perfect weather. The views were spectacular, especially of the ten mile ranch and Breckenridge. The view south (south park) was spoiled by haze - most likely due to the fire near Pueblo.
Climbed Bald and Boreas from the pass yesterday. Since we hiked after Friday's storm, we got one last look at snowy peaks probably for a while.
Starting 1/2 mile north of Boreas Pass, I followed the small drainage up to the 12,159' pass between Boreas Mtn. and Blad Mtn. Bob Martin refers to this as Black Powder Pass, although it is not named on the Boreas Pass topo. From here you head NNW up grass and tedious rock until the first of several false summits is reached. Persist on and the highest point is the NW summit, with great views to Summit county and Dillon Lake to the north. On the descent, it began snowing on me and Logan, my 4-legged climbing companion.
I returned with my wife and a friend in June 2002 and reclimbed the route, taking longer than I had remembered.
A giant ridge of a mountain. Mountain goats were everywhere! A nice hike. Good for those that want to look down on Breckenridge. Also offers nice views of the nearby Tenmile Mountains.
Hiked and skied these chutes many times while living in Breck. Snow is here until mid summer in most years and makes for great snow climbing and moderate to difficult sking coming down. In the right conditions one can ski summit to car nonstop.
I was hoping the fog would clear but it only got worse. Once I reached the summit, it began to pour. The wind was terrible. Was lucky that the terrain was easy allowing me a quick descend.


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«Перико́ла» («Птички певчие», ) — опера-буфф, или оперетта, в трёх актах и четырёх картинах французского композитора Жака Оффенбаха на либретто Анри Мельяка и Людовика Галеви (на французском языке), перекликается с пьесами сборника «Театр Клары Газуль» (1825) Проспера Мериме.

Премьеры спектакля
В первой редакции произведение состояло из двух актов и было впервые исполнено  1868 года в Театре Варьете в Париже, с Гортензией Шнейдер в главной роли и Хосе Дюпюи в роли Пикилло.

Вне Франции «Перикола» была впервые показана:
 5 декабря 1868 года — в Брюсселе,
 4 января 1869 года — в Нью-Йорке, ,
 9 января 1869 года — в Вене,
 6 февраля 1869 года — в Стокгольме,
 27 июня 1870 года — Лондоне, .

В 1869 году оперетта была впервые исполнена в России французской труппой в театре В. Берга в Санкт-Петербурге, а затем 26 ноября 1869 года — в петербургском Александринском театре на русском языке под названием «Птички певчие». Кроме того, премьеры были в Южной Америке: в 1869 году — в Рио-де-Жанейро, а в 1870 — в Буэнос-Айресе.

25 апреля 1874 года состоялась премьера трёхактной редакции этой оперетты, в том же театре и с теми же актёрами в главных ролях: Шнайдер и Дюпюи. 9 марта 1877 года в возрождённой второй редакции в Театре Варьете главную роль исполняла Анна Жюдик. Затем, вплоть до 1895 года, «Перикола» исчезла с парижской сцены, хотя регулярно с тех пор ставилась во Франции.

Действующие лица

 La Périchole — Перикола, уличная певица, сопрано
 Piquillo — Пикилло (Пикильо), уличный певец, тенор
 Don Andrès de Ribeira — Дон Андре де Рибейра, вице-король Перу, баритон
 Don Miguel de Panatellas — Дон Мигель де Панателла, камергер, тенор
 Don Pedro de Hinoyosa — Дон Педро де Гимойоза, губернатор Лимы, баритон
 Guadalena — Гвадалена, первая сестра-трактирщица, сопрано
 Berginella — Бергинелла, вторая сестра-трактирщица, сопрано
 Mastrilla — Мастрилла, третья сестра-трактирщица, меццо-сопрано
 Manuelita — Мануэлита, первая фаворитка, сопрано
 Ninetta — Нинетта, вторая фаворитка, сопрано
 Brambilla — Брамбилла, третья фаворитка, меццо-сопрано
 Frasquinella — Фрасквинелла, четвёртая фаворитка, меццо-сопрано
 Marquis de Tarapote
 Premier notaire — первый нотариус
 Deuxième notaire — второй нотариус
 Le marquis de Santarem — Маркиз де Сантарен, старый узник
 Un geôlier — Тюремщик

Хор: перуанцы, перуанки, солдаты, комедианты, гости на балу, придворные и лакеи.

Действие происходит в столице Перу Лиме в XVIII веке.

Исполнители
Исполнителями главных ролей за историю существования оперетты были в том числе следующие актёры:
 Перикола: М. Викс, А. Жюдик, Н. Исакова, З. Кронеберг, Т. Янко и др.
 Пикилло: Н. Арди, Н. Глазков, А. Дедик, М. Лентовский, Н. Рубан, Н. Сазонов, Н. Синельников и др.

Экранизации
 Перикола (фильм) — Ленфильм, 1984

Литература

Оперетты по алфавиту
Оперетты на французском языке
Оперетты Жака Оффенбаха
Музыкальные произведения 1868 года


Larger instruments often take an extra pair of hands, so working together makes things a lot easier.
Description of job: Wind Works is looking for a new woodwind tech and shop manager. Applicants should have experience in flute, clarinet, and saxophone padding, adjustment, key fitting, tenon work, with plenty of additional double reed work. They should be able to demonstrate a high degree of skill at play testing, machining, soldering and brazing, and dent work. Preference will be shown for applicants with previous managerial experience, crack repair, tenon replacement and/or double reed repair skills.
You should have: previous experience with shop management, repairing woodwinds (double reeds a bonus), and a willingness to train other techs, the ability to interact with customers efficiently while still being friendly, ability to work with a team, and the ability to teach and be teachable.
Our shop is: invested in our community, always growing in knowledge and experience, newly remodeled, low-pressure, well-lit, friendly to everyone (even introverts), focused on service to our customers and each other, willing to learn from each other, dedicated to high standards, part of a vibrant walkable community, proud to have consistent clientele growth, dedicated to a loyal customer base, connected to a winds-focused retail store. We have 2 current woodwind techs, 1 brass tech, 1 luthier/store manager, 1 sheet music manager, 1 road rep, 1 IT person/salesperson, 2 jack-of-all-trades/salespersons, 2 part-time sales people and a rental fleet of about a thousand instruments. We do work for the local university, local community colleges, at least 12 school districts, local symphonies and several community bands and orchestras.
Perks to being in Bellingham: Bellingham is a laid-back town that loves beer, coffee, and the outdoors. There are two breweries within walking distance (15+ in town, many award winning), good restaurants within walking distance, lots of good food and drinks in town, several local music festivals (Darrington Blues Fest, Bellingham Festival of Music, Downtown Sounds, Marrowstone, etc.), decent music scene for just about every kind of music (jazz, classical, folk, bluegrass, indie, rock, etc), close to many skiing/snowboarding and waterfront activities, kayaking, fishing, world class trail system for biking, running and hiking, Ski-to-Sea race, friendly and safe environment and neighborhood, close to freeway, museums, art galleries, good schools, located halfway between Vancouver and Seattle (less than 2 hours to either), a vibrant arts scene, and good local shopping.
There will be a bench test for qualified applicants.
Please submit cover letter and resumé to employment@bellinghamwindworks.com by April 1st, 2019. Interviews will commence within the first week of April.


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        this.dispatchEventToListeners(WebInspector.UISourceCode.Events.WorkingCopyChanged);
        this._project.workspace().dispatchEventToListeners(WebInspector.Workspace.Events.WorkingCopyChanged, { uiSourceCode: this  });
    },

    removeWorkingCopyGetter: function()
    {
        if (!this._workingCopyGetter)
            return;
        this._workingCopy = this._workingCopyGetter();
        delete this._workingCopyGetter;
    },

    commitWorkingCopy: function()
    {
        if (this.isDirty())
            this._commitContent(this.workingCopy());
    },

    /**
     * @return {boolean}
     */
    isDirty: function()
    {
        return typeof this._workingCopy !== "undefined" || typeof this._workingCopyGetter !== "undefined";
    },

    /**
     * @return {string}
     */
    extension: function()
    {
        return WebInspector.TextUtils.extension(this._name);
    },

    /**
     * @return {?string}
     */
    content: function()
    {
        return this._content;
    },

    /**
     * @override
     * @param {string} query
     * @param {boolean} caseSensitive
     * @param {boolean} isRegex
     * @param {function(!Array.<!WebInspector.ContentProvider.SearchMatch>)} callback
     */
    searchInContent: function(query, caseSensitive, isRegex, callback)
    {
        var content = this.content();
        if (content) {
            WebInspector.StaticContentProvider.searchInContent(content, query, caseSensitive, isRegex, callback);
            return;
        }

        this._project.searchInFileContent(this, query, caseSensitive, isRegex, callback);
    },

    /**
     * @param {?string} content
     */
    _fireContentAvailable: function(content)
    {
        this._contentLoaded = true;
        this._content = content;

        var callbacks = this._requestContentCallbacks.slice();
        this._requestContentCallbacks = [];
        for (var i = 0; i < callbacks.length; ++i)
            callbacks[i](content);
    },

    /**
     * @return {boolean}
     */
    contentLoaded: function()
    {
        return this._contentLoaded;
    },

    /**
     * @param {number} lineNumber
     * @param {number=} columnNumber
     * @return {!WebInspector.UILocation}
     */
    uiLocation: function(lineNumber, columnNumber)
    {
        if (typeof columnNumber === "undefined")
            columnNumber = 0;
        return new WebInspector.UILocation(this, lineNumber, columnNumber);
    },

    /**
     * @return {!Array<!WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message>}
     */
    messages: function()
    {
        return this._messages.slice();
    },

    /**
     * @param {!WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message.Level} level
     * @param {string} text
     * @param {number} lineNumber
     * @param {number=} columnNumber
     * @return {!WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message} message
     */
    addLineMessage: function(level, text, lineNumber, columnNumber)
    {
        return this.addMessage(level, text, new WebInspector.TextRange(lineNumber, columnNumber || 0, lineNumber, columnNumber || 0));
    },

    /**
     * @param {!WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message.Level} level
     * @param {string} text
     * @param {!WebInspector.TextRange} range
     * @return {!WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message} message
     */
    addMessage: function(level, text, range)
    {
        var message = new WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message(this, level, text, range);
        this._messages.push(message);
        this.dispatchEventToListeners(WebInspector.UISourceCode.Events.MessageAdded, message);
        return message;
    },

    /**
     * @param {!WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message} message
     */
    removeMessage: function(message)
    {
        if (this._messages.remove(message))
            this.dispatchEventToListeners(WebInspector.UISourceCode.Events.MessageRemoved, message);
    },

    removeAllMessages: function()
    {
        var messages = this._messages;
        this._messages = [];
        for (var message of messages)
            this.dispatchEventToListeners(WebInspector.UISourceCode.Events.MessageRemoved, message);
    },

    __proto__: WebInspector.Object.prototype
}

/**
 * @constructor
 * @param {!WebInspector.UISourceCode} uiSourceCode
 * @param {number} lineNumber
 * @param {number} columnNumber
 */
WebInspector.UILocation = function(uiSourceCode, lineNumber, columnNumber)
{
    this.uiSourceCode = uiSourceCode;
    this.lineNumber = lineNumber;
    this.columnNumber = columnNumber;
}

WebInspector.UILocation.prototype = {
    /**
     * @return {string}
     */
    linkText: function()
    {
        var linkText = this.uiSourceCode.displayName();
        if (typeof this.lineNumber === "number")
            linkText += ":" + (this.lineNumber + 1);
        return linkText;
    },

    /**
     * @return {string}
     */
    id: function()
    {
        return this.uiSourceCode.project().id() + ":" + this.uiSourceCode.url() + ":" + this.lineNumber + ":" + this.columnNumber;
    },

    /**
     * @return {string}
     */
    toUIString: function()
    {
        return this.uiSourceCode.url() + ":" + (this.lineNumber + 1);
    }
}

/**
 * @constructor
 * @implements {WebInspector.ContentProvider}
 * @param {!WebInspector.UISourceCode} uiSourceCode
 * @param {?string|undefined} content
 * @param {!Date} timestamp
 */
WebInspector.Revision = function(uiSourceCode, content, timestamp)
{
    this._uiSourceCode = uiSourceCode;
    this._content = content;
    this._timestamp = timestamp;
}

WebInspector.Revision.prototype = {
    /**
     * @return {!WebInspector.UISourceCode}
     */
    get uiSourceCode()
    {
        return this._uiSourceCode;
    },

    /**
     * @return {!Date}
     */
    get timestamp()
    {
        return this._timestamp;
    },

    /**
     * @return {?string}
     */
    get content()
    {
        return this._content || null;
    },

    revertToThis: function()
    {
        /**
         * @param {string} content
         * @this {WebInspector.Revision}
         */
        function revert(content)
        {
            if (this._uiSourceCode._content !== content)
                this._uiSourceCode.addRevision(content);
        }
        WebInspector.userMetrics.actionTaken(WebInspector.UserMetrics.Action.RevisionApplied);
        this.requestContent(revert.bind(this));
    },

    /**
     * @override
     * @return {string}
     */
    contentURL: function()
    {
        return this._uiSourceCode.url();
    },

    /**
     * @override
     * @return {!WebInspector.ResourceType}
     */
    contentType: function()
    {
        return this._uiSourceCode.contentType();
    },

    /**
     * @override
     * @param {function(string)} callback
     */
    requestContent: function(callback)
    {
        callback(this._content || "");
    },

    /**
     * @override
     * @param {string} query
     * @param {boolean} caseSensitive
     * @param {boolean} isRegex
     * @param {function(!Array.<!WebInspector.ContentProvider.SearchMatch>)} callback
     */
    searchInContent: function(query, caseSensitive, isRegex, callback)
    {
        callback([]);
    }
}

/**
 * @constructor
 * @param {!WebInspector.UISourceCode} uiSourceCode
 * @param {!WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message.Level} level
 * @param {string} text
 * @param {!WebInspector.TextRange} range
 */
WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message = function(uiSourceCode, level, text, range)
{
    this._uiSourceCode = uiSourceCode;
    this._level = level;
    this._text = text;
    this._range = range;
}

/**
 * @enum {string}
 */
WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message.Level = {
    Error: "Error",
    Warning: "Warning"
}

WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message.prototype = {
    /**
     * @return {!WebInspector.UISourceCode}
     */
    uiSourceCode: function()
    {
        return this._uiSourceCode;
    },

    /**
     * @return {!WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message.Level}
     */
    level: function()
    {
        return this._level;
    },

    /**
     * @return {string}
     */
    text: function()
    {
        return this._text;
    },

    /**
     * @return {!WebInspector.TextRange}
     */
    range: function() {
        return this._range;
    },

    /**
     * @return {number}
     */
    lineNumber: function()
    {
        return this._range.startLine;
    },

    /**
     * @return {(number|undefined)}
     */
    columnNumber: function()
    {
        return this._range.startColumn;
    },

    /**
     * @param {!WebInspector.UISourceCode.Message} another
     * @return {boolean}
     */
    isEqual: function(another)
    {
        return this._uiSourceCode === another._uiSourceCode && this.text() === another.text() && this.level() === another.level() && this.range().equal(another.range());
    },

    remove: function()
    {
        this._uiSourceCode.removeMessage(this);
    }
}

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John Barrowman Thrilled to Be Back as Captain Jack on 'Doctor Who' Holiday Special
The 'Torchwood' actor expresses hope that fans will 'enjoy Jack's heroic adventure with Thirteen,' whereas showrunner Chris Chibnall teases that it will be an epic and emotional episode.
AceShowbiz - Actor John Barrowman is returning to the world of "Doctor Who" once more for a BBC holiday special.
The Scottish-born star will reprise his role as Captain Jack Harkness for "Revolution of the Daleks", joining Jodie Whittaker as the Thirteenth Doctor to help save planet Earth.
"Putting on Jack's coat and setting foot back on the set of Doctor Who was just like going back home," Barrowman shares in a statement.
"It's always thrilling to play Captain Jack. He's a character very close to my heart who changed my life, and to know the fans love him as much as I do makes his return even sweeter. I hope everyone enjoys Jack's heroic adventure with Thirteen."
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Barrowman made a small appearance in the season 12 episode Fugitive of the Judoon, which aired in January, 10 years after he last played Captain Jack on the cult sci-fi series, and showrunner Chris Chibnall is excited to welcome the actor back into the fold.
"A Doctor Who holiday special means treats galore, and there's no bigger treat than the return of John Barrowman to Doctor Who, for an epic and emotional feature-length episode," he says. "If anyone can blast away the sheer rubbishness of 2020, it's Captain Jack. Daleks beware!."
Barrowman also starred as Captain Jack in TV spin-off Torchwood, which ran from 2006 to 2011.
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/* -*- mode: c++; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*- */

/*
 Copyright (C) 2011 Master IMAFA - Polytech'Nice Sophia - Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis

 This file is part of QuantLib, a free-software/open-source library
 for financial quantitative analysts and developers - http://quantlib.org/

 QuantLib is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
 under the terms of the QuantLib license.  You should have received a
 copy of the license along with this program; if not, please email
 <quantlib-dev@lists.sf.net>. The license is also available online at
 <http://quantlib.org/license.shtml>.

 This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
 ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
 FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the license for more details.
*/

/*! \file kirkspreadoptionengine.hpp
    \brief Kirk approximation for European spread option on futures
*/

#ifndef quantlib_kirk_spread_option_engine_hpp
#define quantlib_kirk_spread_option_engine_hpp

#include <ql/experimental/exoticoptions/spreadoption.hpp>
#include <ql/processes/blackscholesprocess.hpp>

namespace QuantLib {

    //! Kirk approximation for European spread option on futures
    class KirkSpreadOptionEngine : public SpreadOption::engine {
      public:
        KirkSpreadOptionEngine(
            const boost::shared_ptr<BlackProcess>& process1,
            const boost::shared_ptr<BlackProcess>& process2,
            const Handle<Quote>& correlation);
        void calculate() const;
      private:
        boost::shared_ptr<BlackProcess> process1_;
        boost::shared_ptr<BlackProcess> process2_;
        Handle<Quote> rho_;
    };

}

#endif


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Herakles Farnezyjski (Herakles Farnese) – datowana na II lub III wiek marmurowa rzeźba przedstawiająca Heraklesa, będąca kopią niezachowanego brązowego oryginału dłuta Lizypa z IV wieku p.n.e. Obecnie znajduje się w zbiorach Narodowego Muzeum Archeologicznego w Neapolu.

Rzeźba została wykonana przez Glykona z Aten, o czym zaświadcza autograf autora wyryty na postumencie. Pierwotnie zdobiła Termy Karakalli w Rzymie, tam też została odkryta w latach 40. XVI wieku podczas prac wykopaliskowych zleconych przez papieża Pawła III. Renowacji rzeźby podjął się Guglielmo Della Porta, polecony do tego zadania przez Michała Anioła. Odtworzył on brakujące partie: lewą rękę i nogi postaci oraz uzupełnił pomniejsze ubytki. Oryginalne nogi Heraklesa zostały odnalezione kilka lat później, jednak wróciły one na swoje miejsce dopiero pod koniec XVIII wieku. Odrestaurowana rzeźba stała się własnością rodu Farnese i przez długie lata stanowiła ozdobę dziedzińca Palazzo Farnese. W 1787 przeniesiono ją do Neapolu.

Mierząca 3,17 metra wysokości rzeźba przedstawia odpoczywającego herosa, wspartego o swoją maczugę. Potężna muskulatura i realizm postaci były cenione, szczególnie przez artystów doby baroku. Inspirowali się nią między innymi Perino del Vaga, Annibale Carracci i Peter Paul Rubens, a sama rzeźba doczekała się licznych kopii. Jedna z nich znajduje się w Pałacu Na Wyspie w Łazienkach Królewskich, inna w Pałacu Tyszkiewczów-Potockich na Krakowskim Przedmieściu w Warszawie.

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Q: ASP.Net MVC Editor template for dynamic view data / forms I am implementing a MVC3/Razor web application that retrieves some of its "fields" a user can edit from other services so the list of properties to edit in a view is completely dynamic and unknown at compile time.
I wrote some partial-view and HTML-helpers that loop through the groups and properties retrieved from the other services. Now I am at the point where I have to build the  tags for the various property types and thought why not re-use the MVC editor template system for this? There is support for various data-types (eg. checkboxes etc.) and one even customize them with my custom templates.
So far so good but how can I use Html.EditorFor() or Html.Editor() for custom data objects/properties? Meaning for building dynamic forms without static typed data as the view model.
Here is a minimalistic sample of my HTML helper code:
public static MvcHtmlString GetField(this HtmlHelper helper, Field field)
{
...
   return helper.EditorFor(field, m => m.Value);
...
}

The property "field" is the field I got from the external services. It has a "Value" property of type object. I like to build the editor code for this property-type.
As I understand the editor templates are built on the current view model. Can I pass another object as the model then the current view model (eg. in my above example "field")?
Any help would be great!
Cheers,
Marc

A: My first ASP MVC task involved building a dynamic form, and it isn't straight forward.
Basically you can't use the built in helpers or validation because they expect strongly typed objects.
My view basically loops through the input fields, checks the DataType (bool, int, string, datetime etc) and builds an editor directly for that type.
You also have to do all your validation manually, decorating the types with attributes to do this doesn't work, see my question if(ModelState.IsValid) doesn't work with FormsCollection. What to use instead?
Razor View logic (we use DevExpress MVC extensions, but you get the drift)
The form object and it's Fields collection are our bespoke objects that describe how the form should look (the page gathers criteria for searches, which is why you'll see criteria and search type names in the code).

@foreach (var field in form.Fields)
{

    @if (field.IsVisible)
    {

       @Html.DevExpress().Label(s => s.Text = field.Caption).GetHtml()

        @if (field.Type == typeof(bool))
        {
           @Html.CheckBox(s =>
      {
          s.Checked = field.IsBoolSet;
          s.Name = field.Name;
          s.ClientEnabled = !field.IsReadonly;
      }).GetHtml()
        }
        else if (field.Type == typeof(DateTime))
        {
            Html.DevExpress().DateEdit(s =>
            {
                s.Name = field.Name;
                s.ClientEnabled = !field.IsReadonly;
                if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(field.Value))
                {
                    DateTime dateValue;
                    if (DateTime.TryParse(field.Value, out dateValue))
                        s.Date = dateValue;
                }
            }).GetHtml();
        }
        else if (field.ListValues.Count > 0)
        {
            <input type="hidden" id="@("initiallySelected" + field.Name)" value="@field.Value" />
            Html.DevExpress().ListBox(s =>
            {
                s.Name = field.Name;
                s.ClientVisible = field.IsVisible;
                s.ClientEnabled = !field.IsReadonly;
                s.Properties.SelectionMode = DevExpress.Web.ASPxEditors.ListEditSelectionMode.CheckColumn;
                s.Properties.TextField = "Name";
                s.Properties.ValueField = "Value";
                s.Properties.ValueType = typeof(string);

                //s.Properties.EnableClientSideAPI = true;
                foreach (var item in field.ListValues)
                {
                    s.Properties.Items.Add(item.Name, item.Value);
                }

                //s.Properties.ClientSideEvents.SelectedIndexChanged = "MultiSelectListChanged";
                s.Properties.ClientSideEvents.Init = "MultiSelectListInit";
            }).GetHtml();

        }
        else
        {
            //Html.TextBox(field.Name, field.Value)
            Html.DevExpress().TextBox(s =>
            {
                s.Name = field.Name; s.Text = field.Value;
            }).GetHtml();
        }
        @Html.ValidationMessage(field.Name)
        <input type="hidden" name="@("oldvalue_" + field.Name)" value="@field.Value" />
        <input type="hidden" name="@("olduse_" + field.Name)" value="@(field.IncludeInSearch ? "C" : "U")" />

        @Html.DevExpress().CheckBox(s =>
   {
       s.Checked = field.IncludeInSearch;
       s.Name = "use_" + field.Name;
       s.ClientEnabled = (!field.IsMandatory);
   }).GetHtml()

    }

}

The Controller action accepts a Forms Collection. I loop through the formsCollection looking for the control names I specified in the view.
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult QueryCriteria(FormCollection formCollection)
{
    var isValid = true;
    foreach (var field in form.Fields)
    {
        var value = (formCollection[field.Name] ?? "").Trim();
        ...

If there are any validation errors I can specify control level validation by adding a ModelError directly to the model e.g.
ModelState.AddModelError(field.Name, "This is a mandatory field");

and I return the View if there are validation errors.
Hope this helps.

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Consumer Energy Alliance Releases Report Highlighting the Economic Harm that a Line 5 Closure Will Have on Midwestern Families, Businesses and Industries
LANSING, Mich.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#Diesel–Shutting down the Line 5 pipeline, the reckless proposal pursued by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, would force families, businesses and industries in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania to pay more than $5.8 billion more for transportation fuel every year, according to an independent third-party analysis commissioned by Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA).
Weinstein, Clower and Associates examined the impacts that a Line 5 closure would have on the region and found that shutting down this critical infrastructure would have a devastating impact on the supply of transportation fuels in regional markets, and hurt petrochemical refiners that rely on the pipeline to safely and efficiently deliver feedstock. Such a supply shock would create significantly higher gasoline and diesel prices for Midwestern families and businesses, who will spend at least $5.8 billion more every year on transportation fuels, or $29.2 billion more over five years due to the resulting loss of production at area refineries.
The report dovetails with previous findings that closing Line 5 would cause at least $20.8 billion in economic losses to Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania.
"At a time when consumer prices are rising at their fastest pace in more than 40 years, and Americans are suffering from the highest gasoline prices in over seven years, choking the region's fuel supply by closing Line 5 would be economically ruinous," CEA Midwest Director Chris Ventura said. "Midwestern families are already struggling to pay their bills, with many on fixed incomes or living below the poverty line having to choose between putting gas in their tank, buying groceries, or filling their prescriptions."
Ventura added, "From an environmental perspective, the proposal is just as careless. Line 5 hasn't leaked in the Straits during its 68-year history, and it is inarguably the safest, most reliable method to transport the fuel our region needs. Recklessly raising energy bills on families and businesses by disrupting their fuel supplies – notably oil and propane – while harming the economy and the environment is irresponsible, especially when solutions like the Line 5 Tunnel Project have been proposed."
To learn more about families, small businesses, manufacturers, laborers and more who are concerned about a Line 5 closure from Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana, visit ConsumerEnergyAlliance.org.
To view the full report, click here.
About Consumer Energy Alliance
Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is the leading voice for sensible energy and environmental policies for consumers, bringing together families, farmers, small businesses, distributors, producers, and manufacturers to support America's environmentally sustainable energy future. With more than 550,000 members nationwide, we are committed to leading the nation's dialogue around energy, its critical role in the economy, and how it supports the vital supply chains for the families and businesses that depend on them. CEA works daily to encourage communities across the nation to seek sensible, realistic, and environmentally responsible solutions to meet our nation's energy needs.
Bryson Hull
bhull@consumerenergyalliance.org


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The Best NFL Teams to Watch This Season
By Bryce Whitley
As the calendar flips to August, NFL training camp season is in full swing, and the league has already started to muscle its way back to being the sun, moon, and stars of the American sports landscape. Hope springs eternal for the 32 NFL teams, even the bad ones, and they'll be playing preseason games as soon as this Thursday night.
Every training camp spawns its own media industrial complex, because that's the nature of the NFL's beast. You may not care who wins a defensive tackle job for the Los Angeles Chargers, but you will have the option of reading several dozen stories about it, and there are thousands of people who will exercise that option. That's fantastic. But some training camps are more interesting than others, and in that spirit, let's run through a collection of NFL teams who will give onlookers a lot to talk about as we head into this season.
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