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Soon after he left, I followed and tried to catch up with him. We were walking to the game since I lived near the stadium. He was still ahead of me when I saw him walking into an empty parking lot surrounded by buildings, so it was like a hidden back alley. There were a couple of bullies there and they beat him up badly as I watched from a distance. I did not try to go help him because I didn't want to get beat up. I felt bad for him though. Later, we finally got going on our way to the game.
Brad Pitt has been a repeated dream symbol for me representing silver prices dropping because he often has blond hair (although it changes from film to film), which often represents silver, the white metal. Also, his last name, Pitt, represents prices dropping into a pit. However, this dream shows the opposite because he was severely beaten by bullies, representing bullishness. Brad Pitt taking a severe beating shows he was not able to do what he would normally do, so silver prices are not able to drop into a pit yet. The delay was also shown by me not being ready to go when he arrived at my house, so he had to wait.
Silver has moved up about $1.00 since June 1, so this dream might be showing the recent bullishness will continue or might be just a warning that it's not quite time yet for prices to drop into a pit.
Baseball might be another reference to silver since the ball is white. It's also a slow game with lots of delays and waiting, so that seems to confirm the delay in silver prices dropping.
My previous football dreams showed a big move up in silver prices will be preceded by a move down (see previous post). This dream confirms prices will be moving down later because in the end, we finally went on our way to the game. My conclusion is it's not quite time yet for silver prices to drop significantly.
James, I think the first stilt/oil in my Giant dream was yesterday. This should be the start of silver and Gold going up. Silver and Gold both started going up as well by the looks of it.
Silver seems to be dropping off a cliff right now.
Yes, silver has been dropping ever since Brad Pitt showed up at my house. He must be still roaming the streets.
Thanks for sharing those thoughts. Looks like Brad Pitt showed up today, so I'll wait until he gets beat up before joining him at the game.
what about the idea that he already got beaten up Friday the 15th?
In my previous dreams, Brad Pitt has represented the price of silver dropping into a pit, so I think the drop on Friday was his arrival at my house. So I don't think he's encountered the bullies yet.
I had a dream about two days ago that I think may relate to silver. I don't trade in silver, only cryptos, so it could relate to either silver, cryptos or both. I"m not sure.
I dreamed that my eldest daughter gave me a bag of small denominational coins of a silver colour to hold for her. After a time, maybe a week or weeks, she asked to have them back. I said that I not only had the coins to give back to her, but I had a lot more money to give to her as well, as I had invested them on her behalf.
In the next scene, I'm driving in my car – with my eldest and youngest daughter- to get the coins and investment dividends ( I drive a silver car in real life). As we sped around a bend, I crashed through a guardrail and over a cliff. The descent was steep and terrifying, and all I could think of on the way down was that we were going to hit the bottom and not survive.
In the next scene we are no longer in the car, but very slowly ascending to the water's surface.
I have to say, just two weeks ago, (in real life) my eldest daughter snuck $20 into my bag to help pay for something. I found it later and told her that I"d invest it for her, which I plan to do, but I plan to invest it into Reddcoin.
Thanks for sharing that dream Tera. It confirms what I've seen regarding silver moving way up before crashing. The slow ascent after the crash also confirms other prophetic insights showing it will not quickly recover afterwards.
James and others, I opened a small long position of silver on Tue. Then I got a dream. I dreamed my 5-year-old son jump into a pool. He wore a lifebuoy, so he was safe. ( I didn't remember what color of his swimsuit or lifebuoy was). I think my silver long position is safe though it dropped to $16.2, so I just hold it. Everybody, please feel free to comment on. Thank You!
Thanks for sharing Tony. If it was you jumping in the water and getting wet, I would think it was a warning of losses on a trade, but not sure since it was your son. Was there anything in the dream connecting it to silver prices? My recent dream regarding Brad Pitt showed him getting beat up by bullies after leaving my house, which would be a bullish move, but the timing was not revealed.
Thanks James and SNS. Though I didn't remember any color, but I know it was for silver because I really got some loss on that.
Yesterday I started to write a tongue-in-cheek comment about Goldie Hawn, Tom Cruise, and Tom DeLay, not to denigrate, but to share a laugh, but held off. I'm glad I held off. I reread this post, and James, I am amazed at the revelatory information you garner from a dream such as this! Certainly, the result of years of "studying to show thyself approved".
Actually, I am still new to interpreting prophetic trading dreams as I only started a few years ago. I have learned a lot from Jim Reeve and others. In this case, I misinterpreted the meaning of Brad Pitt showing up at my house. Although I caused him to wait for me because I was not ready, his arrival at my house showed an immediate drop in silver, as shown by the big drop last Friday. I missed that drop, the same way I missed going with Brad Pitt, so now I'm going to wait for the next drop, which was also shown in the dream when I caught up with him later to go to the baseball game.
Dear James Bailey, perhaps your dream is a warning that the dip has begun,so that you do not miss it.
– Brad Pitt might signify the dip in silver, which "might" continue lower to $14 range.
– Continuing the journey with Brad Pitt after the bullies have left, might signify a further dip in silver price, after the bull run. Christopher Harris saw silver at $12.
S.N.S, Brad Pitt decides to pass through an empty parking lot behind buildings, so that it looks like a hidden alleyway. He unexpectedly gets beaten up by bullies.
This means that silver might make some unexpected move downwards, before a large unexpected move upwards.
My idea on this might be wrong.
It seems clear the first part of my dream showing Brad Pitt arriving at my house started last Friday. No prices were shown, so I can only speculate about how far it drops, but in the dream he did not go very far before encountering the bullies. I was not ready, so I missed this drop, but I caught up with him after he was beaten up and we went to the game together. My guess is the bullies represent another spike up. Then the baseball game represents the bigger drop others have seen, possibly falling into $14 range. I think all that precedes the big move up to $21.
Great dream James. The very next trading day after your dream, if I'm getting everything right, 6/15 was a big red for silver. 6/18 little red day. I guess Mr. Pitt (silver) still hasn't been beat up yet? Then waiting at baseball game, waiting for a move? Wait a second, maybe Cunny Fred is right because if Mr. Pitt represents FALLING silver then if he gets beat up it would mean bull (bullies) silver right?
Correct, Brad Pitt getting beat up by bullies represents a bullish move in the price of silver.
My take on it he showed up at my house, but has not yet taken a beating. That should be coming soon.
its kinda funny the "Fight CLUB" actor got beat up by bullies, seems to represent the market manipulators pushing down and beating down silver one last time, You held back from helping so u didnt get hurt yourself, but after the beatdown you both go to the "ballgame" maybe thats when silver rises without downward market manipulation.
Either way, I think that's the right sequence with a significant move down preceding a much bigger move up. I agree it's all manipulated to crush the bulls prior to the big move up.
Hi James: If you look at silverprice.org, the graph has 3 days of large drops in the price of silver. Would you consider this the pull you saw or are you looking for a bigger drop?
I was not shown that level of detail, just the general idea of a drop, followed by a bullish move back up, followed by another significant drop.
I misunderstood the meaning of making him wait while I was not ready. By just showing up at my house, that represented the drop that started on Friday, June 15. I was not shown any prices, so there was not enough info to know how far it drops. The bullies should show up next, so that seems like another significant move up.
Dear James Bailey, Brad Pitt was walking ahead of you, till he decided to go through the hidden alleyway, where he met the bullies.
We are still waiting for the "hidden alleyway", which is the next clue. We want to catch Silver at the ultimate bottom. Lets watch out for some strange moves in the price of Silver.
Some people out in the world consider June 21 as a special date – it is the beginning of Summer (Summer Solstice = a date when the elite worship the sun), it is also 9 months after the notorious September 23 2017 date.
ScottyAUS spoke about "9 o'clock" = 9 pm = 21 hours.
I think that June 21 might be a clue, either it is the end of the downtrend or the beginning of the uptrend.
I think that we need to watch the market VERY CAREFULLY from now on.
The price has already dropped over $1.00 and is now near the low for 2018, so the drop might be finished already.
Dear James Bailey, my carnal mind tells me that the final dip might occur between now and the end of Friday.
We might have an event over the weekend that spikes the price of silver next week.
The elite manipulators like to make changes over the weekend. Lets wait and see.
James, I know you are on break but I just had to post a bizarre dream I had last night. In my dream, I was speaking with a man who was on close terms with a world famous businessman. The man I was speaking to explained that the businessman didn't use to be very successful but that his fortune and career took off when he started styling his hair like Brad Pitt but ONLY when Brad Pitt got highlights and started brushing his hair UP in the front. The whole thing sounds ridiculous in real life but maybe there is some relation to your dream posted here?
Thanks for sharing this interesting dream Heather. Brad Pitt is silver prices in a pit, but HIGH-lights and brushing upwards are bullish, so maybe this is referring to a turning point after silver prices hit bottom and start moving up. I believe my Brad Pitt dream is still unfolding, still in scene two where he gets beat up, and not yet reached the last scene where we go to the baseball game, which is when prices should hit bottom.
Thanks for sharing. I am expecting it to eventually drop a lot lower than $13 but have not seen dates.
Hi JBernard, if SLV gets close to $13, this means that Silver might drop to $14 again.
Thanks Matt!! Going to watch Bo's video next…she talks about that too.
I appreciate the bully interpretation, but the fact that silver was beat down seems to me to perhaps indicate TPTB taking silver down-maybe for two days as two men did the beating-but I think the beat down has taken place imho.
I am interpreting it as the opposite because in my previous dreams, Brad Pitt has represented silver prices dropping. So I think the price drop on Friday was when he first showed up at my house. Then he leaves the house and encounters the bullies. Bullies are often bullish symbols, so that fits. It's not clear how far it drops, but there should be a big move up coming afterwards. Then comes another big move down when we go to the game.
This morning I had a dream of 2 church buses going past my house to the right. One was black, the other white. They were going to pick up children for sunday school. The buses looked like 9 or 12 passenger types. Yesterday I had a dream that I was at a kitchen where I was to load up ground beef on my plate and I could take as much as I wanted. I took a very small amount and was taking it to get cooked. I traded silver (short) and got out too soon.
The colors of the busses sound like it could be silver and oil. Moving right would be prices dropping. If silver drops another 43 cents to $15.53, it will hit a long term support line that has held since 2003. I might open a long position if it gets there. Not quite sure how to interpret picking up kids for Sunday school.
Loading up your plate with beef is bullish, but there was nothing there to indicate which market.
silver dropped below 14.40 on the 15th of august.
this was also the same pattern that they start attacking the metals after the COT reporting date to hide their tracks as long as possible as this data will be in the report from the 24th.
this all smell for a major bottom for me and i bought platinum, palladium and silver on the 15th of august.
there was a prophetic input to buy crypto on the 23rd of august and that the metals will move before crypto.
so now might be the time for that.
Dear Thorsten, where did you see the prophetic input that claims that: "buy crypto on the 23rd of august and that the metals will move before crypto" ?


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From One Sea to Another. Trading Places in the European and Mediterranean Early Middle Ages / Da un mare all'altro. Luoghi di scambio nell'Alto Medioevo europeo e mediterraneo
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Photo Report: Hong Kong Speedy Tuesday Event
When Thursday is also a Speedy Tuesday
After our Singapore Speedy Tuesday Event, we travelled to Hong Kong to host the Speedy Tuesday event on Thursday, June 27th.
Similar to the report of the event in Singapore, we share the pictures that we took during the Hong Speedy Tuesday Event. In the same constellation (no pun intended) as in Singapore (together with the Head of Brand Heritage Petros Protopapas, former NASA engineer James H. Ragan), we did presentations and a panel discussion in Hong Kong. Of course, there was also the opportunity to try the new Speedmaster Apollo XI watches. These watches are being delivered to the markets as we speak.
I was very happy to see so many enthusiast Speedmaster fans in Hong Kong, and we also (again) had guests who travelled all the way from Australia and from Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur). In this photo report, we will again show some wrist candy as well. Also in Hong Kong we saw many Speedy Tuesday Ultraman models, but also a lot of Speedy Tuesday "Tribute to Alaska III" editions. And, of course, you already might have seen it on our Instagram channel, the Speedy Tuesday fan with the Speedy suspenders.
Hong Kong Speedy Tuesday Event
I am never happy when my alarm clock goes off before 7 am. I can deal with an occasional 6 am, but 5 am or even earlier simply kills me. However, the excitement to visit Hong Kong and hosting a Speedy Tuesday event there made me quickly forget about those numbers. We took an early flight from Singapore to Hong Kong and had a bit of time to look around, visit the Omega boutique and shoot some images.
Being for the first time in Hong Kong, I am happy I had some hours to spend in this mind-blowing city. Gerard, who joined me during this trip to Asia last week, has been to Hong Kong before so he was the perfect guide.
The set-up of the Hong Kong Speedy Tuesday event was similar to the one in Singapore, with the exception that we had a lower number of guests (approximately 40). All the guests arrived around 2 pm at the ESPACE Hong Kong building, where we hosted the event on the 7th floor. Completely decorated with Speedy Tuesday walls and desks, everyone was welcomed with a glass of champagne.
In a special corner, vintage Speedmasters (and some of the newer models, including the Apollo 8, ST1 and ST2) were on display. It is so incredibly cool that even the gold Speedmaster Apollo XI that was presented to Vice-president Spiro Agnew in 1969 was there as well, and could be tried and handled up close.
Presentation and Panel Discussion
Omega Hong Kong was present as well and the Marketing Director of Hong Kong welcomed the guests, followed by a short introduction from Petros Protopapas. I spoke about the Speedy Tuesday community and shared some words on how the Speedy Tuesday "Tribute to Alaska" came to life back in 2017. Next on stage was James H. Ragan, who spoke about his time at NASA and about the Moon program and his work as a field engineer at the time. He explained that although he was hired to do the watch selection, one of his first jobs was to help NASA with selecting the right camera equipment. We will soon release the video with the talk from Ragan he did in Hong Kong. Some parts are similar to what he has told in Singapore, but there are some interesting other topics he touched in Hong Kong and vice versa.
After the panel discussion, there was time to answer some questions from the guests. It was very clear that there were a lot of well-informed guests, asking very specific and detailed questions on the Speedmaster topic. I think we should add some more time in the coming events to have the questions answered from the audience.
Next up was a little break that allowed us to do some shooting (wrist shots at the end of this report) and catch up with some of the guests.
Speedy Suspenders
After this break, we continued with the product presentation as well as the touch and feel sessions with the Speedmaster Apollo XI and caliber 321 movement. Unfortunately no news yet about the new watch that will have the caliber 321 or when it will be released. Hopefully, we will see something later this year. Both Apollo XI 50th anniversary editions were well received in Hong Kong (as they were in Singapore), we hope that those who are interested will have the opportunity to obtain one. As far as we know, the gold Apollo XI deliveries started last week and this week the first steel versions are being delivered to the boutiques.
The Hong Kong Speedy Tuesday event ended with a sublime dinner at Mott32. Our very own Sky Sit already mentioned to me that this is one of her favourite places in Hong Kong, and it was indeed awesome. It was truly great to meet so many Speedmaster fans in Hong Kong, and from what I have been told, they also enjoyed that the Speedmaster was put in the spotlight in their city.
Speedmaster Wrist Shots
Gerard took a number of wrist shots during the Speedy Tuesday event in Hong Kong. Enjoy!
I hope you enjoyed this impression of the Hong Kong Speedy Tuesday event and hope to see you during our New York and Tokyo Speedy Tuesday events later this year. We will soon open registration.
Again, a big Thank You to Omega Hong Kong, Omega HQ and Mr Ragan. A special thanks to Petros and France.
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The Lone Ranger may not be a great film by any stretch of the imagination, but it is a far more interesting failure than you might imagine from the overwhelming mass of critical disparagement. It should be noted, however, that I had no previous attachment to previous radio, television and film incarnations of The Lone Ranger, so I was able appreciate this film as a standalone piece of entertainment without judgment about significant alterations made in the adapting process.
All of the criticisms made about this film are most definitely true; the budget was outrageous and all in an obvious attempt at harnessing some of the success from the previous Disney/Bruckheimer/Verbinski/Depp collaboration, The Pirates of the Caribbean. The film is also over-long with some structural issues, like much of Gore Verbinski's filmography, and Johnny Depp's elaborate performance overshadows the title character and hero of the film. I also saw some unexpected assets buried beneath all of the excess the film has to offer.
I suppose it would be easiest to attribute the film's successes to Depp's performance, though the mood of the film that Verbinski surrounds the film with seems to imply a collaborative effort at making a unique slapstick-filled western. Although Depp is playing an Indian as Tonto, the inspiration for his performance seems more inspired from Buster Keaton. With a number of action sequences taking place aboard a train, including the climax which mad believers of even the most cynical critics of the film, which brings to mind the spectacle of Keaton's impressive silent comedy classic, The General (1926).
It may seem strange that I have made it this far in the review of The Lone Ranger without mentioning the actor in the title role, but that is actually quite fitting with this film. There is nothing wrong with Armie Hammer's performance, but it is almost as if Verbinki and Bruckheimer anticipated audiences being more interested in what Depp was doing, as was exploited in every sequel of the Pirates franchise.
The Blu-ray combo pack includes a DVD and a digital copy for download through iTunes. The special features include bloopers, which are mostly technical in nature, deleted scenes and three featurettes. There is a featurette about cowboy school for the actors, one on Hammer, and the spectacular train sequence at the end of the film.
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This celebrated American screenwriter wrote such classics features as "The Thin Man" (1934), "It's a Wonderful Life" (1946) and "Father of the Bride (1950) as well as the play and screen versions of "The Diary of Anne Frank" with his wife Frances Goodrich. Their collaboration resulted in four Academy Award nominations and a Pulitzer Prize and earned the pair a place as one of the top hus...
Whoopee! (1930)
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The Darling of the Rich (1923)
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Too Young To Kiss (1951) -- (Movie Clip) Revolutionary Etude
Rose-Marie (1936) -- (Movie Clip) Romeo And Juliet
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Screenwriter. Married from 1931 until her death in 1984 at age 93; frequent collaborator.
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"The Real Nick and Nora: Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, Writers of Stage and Screen"
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This celebrated American screenwriter wrote such classics features as "The Thin Man" (1934), "It's a Wonderful Life" (1946) and "Father of the Bride (1950) as well as the play and screen versions of "The Diary of Anne Frank" with his wife Frances Goodrich. Their collaboration resulted in four Academy Award nominations and a Pulitzer Prize and earned the pair a place as one of the top husband-and-wife writing teams in cinema. The prolific pair turned out witty, sophisticated screwball comedy as easily as musicals and films that on the surface may have seemed charged with mere sentiment but which delved deep into characters.
This son of stage actress Frances Hackett and brother of silent screen actor Raymond Hackett attended the Professional Children's School in his native NYC and began in show business as a child actor playing a little girl in "Lottie, the Poor Saleslady" (1906). He toured in vaudeville and in such productions as "Peter Pan," and as late as 1941 was still occasionally acting on stage. From age 12 he also acted in motion pictures, beginning with the now-lost "Poor Jimmy" (1912), and including such classics as "Anne of Green Gables" (1919), directed by William Desmond Taylor. But while his brother's acting career was in full swing during the 20s, Hackett's began to sputter, and by 1930 he had made his final film, "Whoopee!" (the Eddie Cantor vehicle in which Hackett had also co-starred on Broadway).
Although he more or less gave up on a performing career, Hackett turned to screenwriting with his spouse Goodrich (whom he married in 1931). With "Penthouse" (1933), their initial screenwriting collaboration, they demonstrated an ability to mix comedy and melodrama. Although under contract with MGM, Hackett and Goodrich were not elevated to the top of the writers' list, but, instead were assigned what were considered lesser pictures. One such film was "The Thin Man," which paired William Powell and Myrna Loy as sophisticated sleuths Nick and Nora Charles in a mix of screwball comedy and murder. Although MGM did not expect much from the effort, "The Thin Man" was a hit with audiences and brought the duo their first Academy Award nomination. Now firmly on the "A" list, they went on to pick up a second Oscar nod for the squel "After the Thin Man" (1936).
Able to tap into the human spirit as well as the American consciousness, Hackett and Goodrich adapted the Eugene O'Neill play "Ah, Wilderness!" for the screen in 1935, but perhaps their most lasting achievement is "It's a Wonderful Life" (1946), directed by Frank Capra. Centering on the premise of what the world would be like if one had not lived, "It's a Wonderful Wonderful Life" began as a cult favorite but has blossomed into not just a cult favorite and a holiday perennial Hackett and Goodrich adapted to the MGM big-budget musical cycle of the 40s and 50s, writing the Fred Astaire-Judy Garland classic "Easter Parade" (1948) and earned Oscar nominations for the satirical "Father of the Bride" (1950) and the musical "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" (1954).
With the demise of the studio system in the 50s, Hackett and Goodrich returned to the theater after being selected to adapt "The Diary of Anne Frank" for the Broadway stage. Their literate and moving version was awarded both a Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award as Best Play. When it came time to bring the material to the big screen, it seemed only natural that the married couple should pen the screenplay. In 1962, Goodrich and Hackett adapted Peter Shaffer's play "Five Finger Exercise" for the screen with lackluster results, and soon permanently retired. Frances Goodrich died in 1984 and Hackett remarried. He succumbed to pneumonia in 1995.
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Made stage debut playing a little girl in "Lottie, the Poor Saleslady"
Made film acting debut in "Poor Jimmy"
Made last film as an actor, "Whoopee!"
Began screenwriting collaboration with wife Frances Goodrich with "Penthouse"
Hit stride as screenwriters with adaptation of "The Thin Man"
Made final appearance on stage, "Mr. and Mrs. North"
Did some script work for the Office of Co-ordinator of Inter-American Affairs
With Goodrich, wrote the screenplay for "It's a Wonderful Life"
With Goodrich, wrote the screenplay for "Easter Parade"
Penned the screenplay for "Father of the Bride" with Frances Goodrich
With Goodrich, wrote screenplays for "The Long, Long Trailer" and "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers"
Selected to pen the "official" stage adaptation of "The Diary of Anne Frank" with Frances Goodrich
With Goodrich, adapted "The Diary of Anne Frank" for the screen
Wrote final produced screenplay with Goodrich, "Five Finger Exercise"
Too Young To Kiss (1951) -- (Movie Clip) In Winnipeg It Is Not Cold? After just a glance of co-star June Allyson in his waiting room, concert promoter Wainright (Van Johnson), blowing off a German tenor, makes excuses for French singer Denise (Paula, a.k.a. Rita, Corday) early in MGM's Too Young To Kiss, , 1951 from a Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett screenplay.
Too Young To Kiss (1951) -- (Movie Clip) There's No Room At The Top Having just realized she could fake being a teenager in order to get an audition, ambitious classical pianist Cynthia (June Allyson) is intercepted at home by her boyfriend John (Gig Young), early in MGM's Too Young To Kiss, , 1951, also starring Van Johnson.
Too Young To Kiss (1951) -- (Movie Clip) She's Box Office! Thinking he's discovered a prodigy, concert promoter Wainright (Van Johnson) arrives with contracts at the apartment of pianist Cynthia (June Allyson) who, having posed at her audition as her fictional kid-sister Molly, takes a stab at making things right, in MGM's Too Young To Kiss, , 1951.
Too Young To Kiss (1951) -- (Movie Clip) Revolutionary Etude Both billed above the title in their 4th picture starring together, June Allyson is twenty-something pianist Cynthia posing as her fictional kid sister Molly, and Van Johnson is Wainright, the impresario holding auditions for a youth orchestra, Hans Conreid introducing her, for the familiar Chopin composition, in MGM's Too Young To Kiss, , 1951, with impressive fake playing by June, who had some piano training as a child.
Rose-Marie (1936) -- (Movie Clip) Romeo And Juliet Opening in a fancy Montreal theater, Jeanette MacDonald as the star Marie de Flor, performing in the French opera Romeo et Juliette by Charles Gounod, Jules Barbier and Marcel Carre, big troubles coming in her personal life, in Rose-Marie, 1936 also starring Nelson Eddy.
Summer Holiday (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Our Home Town From the top, Walter Huston as dad Nat Miller introduces the gimmick, original tunes by Harry Warren and Ralph Blane serving as exposition in the musical adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's Ah, Wilderness, bringing in Butch Jenkins, Michael Kirby, Marilyn Maxwell, Selena Royle, Frank Morgan and Agnes Moorehead, in Summer Holiday, 1948, produced by Arthur Freed for MGM.
Summer Holiday (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Afraid To Fall In Love Setting may look a little more Hollywood than the purported Danville, Connecticut, but Mickey Rooney as graduating Richard is lobbying for a smooch from girlfriend Muriel (Gloria De Haven), director Rouben Mamoulian giving them rope with a Harry Warren/Ralph Blane original, in Summer Holiday, 1948, from producer Arthur Freed for MGM.
Summer Holiday (1948) -- (Movie Clip) The Stanley Steamer Graduation from Danville, CT High School, June 1906, Mickey Rooney as ebullient Richard hears first from Gloria De Haven as girlfriend Muriel, then joins Agnes Moorehed ("Cousin Lily") and his dad (Walter Huston) as they board the genuine car, with another original song by Harry Warren and Ralph Blane, in the musical adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's Ah, Wilderness!, from MGM's Arthur Freed unit, Summer Holiday, 1948.
Diary Of Anne Frank, The (1959) -- (Movie Clip) Have You Seen My Shoes? Life in the attic apartment, Anne (Millie Perkins) first writing and narrating, then taunting Peter (Richard Beymer), his mother (Shelley Winters) and her father (Joseph Schildkraut) supporting, in George Stevens' The Diary Of Anne Frank, 1959.
Diary Of Anne Frank, The (1959) -- (Movie Clip) I'm Living A Great Adventure In Amsterdam just after the war, Joseph Schildkraut as Otto Frank has just been identified, greeted by Miep (Dody Heath) and Kraler (Douglas Spencer), whom we surmise helped him and his family hide from the Nazis, leading to the introduction of the diary and the title character (Millie Perkins), early in George Stevens' The Diary Of Anne Frank, 1959.
Diary Of Anne Frank, The (1959) -- (Movie Clip) Bring Only What You Can Carry Delivered by the hosts (Douglas Spencer, Dody Heath) and introduced to the hidden family (including Joseph Schildkraut, Shelley Winters, Millie Perkins as the title character and Lou Jacobi as Van Daan), dentist Dussell (Ed Wynn) brings harrowing news of Amsterdam, in George Stevens' The Diary Of Anne Frank, 1959.
Diary Of Anne Frank, The (1959) -- (Movie Clip) Was It A Very Bad Dream? A dream sequence from screenwriters Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, from their play and directed by George Stevens, Millie Perkins as the title character, in Amsterdam ca. 1944, imagining scenes of German concentration camps that have been described only by hearsay, Gusti Huber as her mother, in The Diary Of Anne Frank, 1959.
Diary of Anne Frank, The (1959) -- (Original Trailer) Theatrical trailer for producer-director George Stevens' adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hacket, based on the original diary, The Diary Of Anne Frank, 1959, starring Millie Perkins.
Father's Little Dividend - (Original Trailer) In the sequel to Father of the Bride (1950), Spencer Tracy discovers the joys and pains of grandfatherhood.
Rose-Marie (1936) - (Original Trailer) An opera singer goes undercover in the Canadian wilderness to hunt for her criminal brother in Rose Marie (1936) starring Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy.
Easter Parade (1948) -- (Re-issue Trailer) When his partner leaves him, a vaudeville star trains an untried performer to take her place in Easter Parade (1948) starring Judy Garland & Fred Astaire.
Gaby - (Original Trailer) Gaby (1956), Waterloo Bridge in color and widescreen with Leslie Caron as the woman left behind in World War II.
Firefly, The - (Original Trailer) A Spanish spy (Jeanette MacDonald) masquerades as a singer to sabotage Napoleon's forces in this MGM adaptation of the Rudolf Friml operetta.
After the Thin Man - (Original Trailer) Married sleuths Nick and Nora Charles try to clear Nora's cousin of a murder charge in After the Thin Man (1936).
Pirate, The - (Original Trailer) An actor (Gene Kelly) poses as a notorious buccaneer to court a romantic Caribbean girl (Judy Garland) in The Pirate (1948).
Secret Of Madame Blanche, The - (Original Trailer) Irene Dunne must do the noble thing to keep The Secret of Madame Blanche (1933) from the son she gave up long ago.
Ah, Wilderness! - (Original Trailer) A small-town boy (Eric Linden) at the turn of the century, longs for a taste of the wild life in Eugene O'Neill's Ah, Wilderness! (1935).
Naughty Marietta - (Re-issue trailer) A French princess in colonial America gets involved with an Indian scout in the musical, Naughty Marietta (1935).
Long, Long Trailer, The - (Original Trailer) Life on the road becomes a comic nightmare for a honeymooning couple in an oversized motor home in The Long, Long Trailer (1954), starring Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz.
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My Great Aunt's temper may have determined the outcome of the Second World War. Edith Irving served as the head nurse with the Free French forces in the only front line field hospital in North Africa. In the spring of 1942, when Winston Churchill flew in to evaluate the situation on the ground, morale was at rock bottom. The German Africa Korps had been sweeping all before them. It seemed only a matter of time before they broke through, captured the oil rich Middle East and brought the war to a close.1 My Great Aunt was sometimes invited to functions with senior officers, and occasionally invited to share her opinion. She had very strong opinions. The problem, she said, was the only leader our troops ever talked about was the German General Rommel. When she angrily blurted out: 'They need to know who's in charge on our side, and care!' she later told me it reduced the room to silence. I'm not sure she was invited to any more dinners, but a short time later, Churchill brought in a new commander by the name of General Montgomery, who introduced a very different style of leadership. Maybe, just maybe, this courageous statement of heartfelt belief made a difference.


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Cette espèce a été publiée en 1958 par le paléontologue français Frédéric-Marie Bergounioux (1900-1983).

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According to authorities, initial witness reports stated that the semi-truck made a large "pop" sound as though he hit something and debris was all over the roadway.
Soon after, the driver of the semi-truck reported that a man driving in a Toyota Scion driving northbound collided onto the back of his vehicle, causing the sedan to roll off of the roadway and immediately catching fire.
Witnesses reported that the driver of the vehicle was still inside and despite attempts, they were unable to get him out.
When Firefighters arrived on scene the vehicle was fully involved and they quickly began to extinguish the fire.
It was later determined through preliminary investigation and witness interviews that the driver of the white Toyota Scion was driving northbound in the number 4 lane of the I-15. Traffic slowed causing him to collide with the back of the semi-truck "bobtail" (without trailer). The vehicle rolled over onto the right shoulder area and within just moments caught fire.
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As the Founder and Executive Director of REACH Leadership STEAM Academy, I am very pleased with the continuous progress and growth of our school. We opened our doors in Fall of 2012 with less than 80 students and, to-date, have more than quadrupled in size. Being the only elementary school within our area with a focus on STEAM Education (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, & Math), we are proud to offer families in Riverside, and contiguous cities, with an additional choice as they consider educational options for their children. Our students come to school excited to learn, and our highly trained and highly qualified teachers use engagement strategies to guide students in decision making, problem solving and critical thinking skills. As we focus on the sciences, introduce engineering concepts, and include more project-based learing, I am excited about what the future holds for our school and the future success of our students.


To attach the drawers simply place the drawer on top of the runners and push the drawer closed as shown. To replace the doors simply push the locating bar on the hinge into the two notches on the hinge plate and push firmly on the back of the hinge as shown. If in doubt you can refer to the instructions on our website showing diagrams and images explaining how to fit our doors and drawers along with instructions on adjusting the doors and drawers. Remember to fit the adhesive buffers to the back of the drawer fronts , this will ensure that the front of the drawer is level with the front of the door and will also act as a buffer when the door closes onto the carcase. You can now see that the corner post fits neatly and that the doors and drawers are all level. By offering up an off cut of worktop you can see how the finished corner will look. The drawer front can be moved from side to side / up and down or anti clock wise and clock wise by following our online instructions. The door can also be adjusted side to side / clockwise or anticlockwise as well as in or out. You will see here why it is important to cut the correct size corner post to ensure that the drawer doesn't clash with the handle. The handle when fitted needs to be shallower than the depth of the corner post. The corner unit needs to be fitted so the door can open to at least 90 degrees without clashing with any handles as shown here.


I had a question last week about whether my crossfade cycler could instead cycle a background image. Now, cycling the background image on an element I think would be very messy indeed, among other reasons because only one background image is widely supported.
However, by setting up a div to act as a background, and cycling the images within that div, I found the effect of cycling the background can be achieved quite simply. The code is virtually the same as the crossfade cycler.
And that's it really – you can see a demo here. I've tested in IE6, IE7, IE8, FF3, Safari 5, Opera 11 and Chrome, all on Windows 7.
How do I make this work on a responsive design?
This is fairly straightforward. If we set the images as div background, and then cycle the divs, we can use background-size:cover to ensure the image fits as best as possible. This works fine in IE9+. Have a look at this demo to see it working.
Probably. See my policies on using code from this site.
one thing i noticed while using this in safari 5.1 ( 7534.50) is that does work but not as smooth as in firefox,ie or chrome.
is this due to the this browser or can it be fixed somehow ?
Thanks again for this wonderfull code.
I'm currently testing using Safari 5.0.4 (on Win 7) and can't see any appreciable difference between it and Firefox.
Maybe you could suggest me how to implement any of the above?
You can do this by adding position:fixed to #background_cycler instead of position:absolute.
How would I add this function to my wordpress website?
I have added the CSS in my styles.css file. Added the HTML on the page I require, it is definitly seeing the images, however the problem comes when the transition is to take place. Where do I put the JS code?
If you're using it on every page then you could just include the script in footer.php for your theme.
Thanks for your reply, was it cut off slightly?
Yes, WordPress by default uses .noConflict(), which means you can't use the $ variable, you need to use jQuery in full.
I am using this but i am using a pattern image that need to be repeated x & y as a background. tried removing 100% so far, need help!
To use this a background image you might try setting up multiple divs with the background images of your choice, and then fading the divs in and out instead of images.
Is it possible to make the background fade on click from a thumbnail?
any way to make image scroll and repeat through the page like css background emelent?
I would like to be able to use this technique within a div (see my site; change the image) I can't get this to work.
Not quite sure what you mean. If you're just trying to cycle an image within a div then does this help? I can't see any code on your homepage that is attempting to cycle an image – you do however have jQuery loaded twice, which is likely to cause issues.
I need your help, if you don't mind. I need a script that allows me to change background (not cycle) on a click of a button. Say there is button1, that button1 will give out background1.png . button2 give out background2.png . And the changes in the background is indeed fade.
You can to adapt this script by adding the necessary from the slideshow script with controls to do what you want. It should be straightforward to do.
I found what I want. I'll comment on the tutorial if I have any problem. Again, your help is very much appreciated..
I've implemented this (having translated it to CoffeeScript) on a site that I'm working on and I'm having issues with the crossfade effect in Chrome.
Basically the fadeOut is quite erratic, sometimes it works, sometimes not. It often happens almost immediately, totally negating the crossfade effect. I've seen this reported in quite a few places for fadeOut effects but I can't find any solutions. I wonder if you've encountered the problem or have any suggestions?
I'm not really seeing an issue with your site.
If you are loading large images, it's better to kick off the cycler on $(window).load() rather than $(document).ready(), otherwise the images may still be loading when the animation starts, which can lead to jerky transitions before all the images have loaded. I have seen an issue with webkit where both a large number of images were loaded and cycled and the images were resized via css rather than shown at their actual size. If your problem persists, it might be worth a reducing the number of images and see if that improves the situation.
Thank you for this. I've been using an implementation similar to this, but I'd like to be able to style the images at 100% height and width, without the image's aspect ratio getting messed up (basically, the image centered beyond the edges of the window). Sort of like background-size:cover. I can't get this to work whatever I try. Any thoughts?
Instead of having tags holding the images, I suppose you could have a series of divs, each having a different image set as background, centred, and cycle these. That would effectively allow the background image to extend beyond the viewport when required, which I think is what you're saying is the challenge.
HI, I just want to add a prev and next button along with auto image cycling. Please suggest me the code to add previous and next button.
Have a look at this example for previous and next buttons. You can combine this with the basic slider here.
Also, is there a way to randomize the image selection?
In the demo I've set #background_cycler to width:100%. If you don't want to do this give it a width and set margin: 0 auto.
with script to randomly select the image instead using .eq().
@Simon: First, thanks very much for this awesome tutorial 🙂 Have managed to implement this successfully on a WP theme (will have to write up about it sometime or make it into a plugin) but was wondering if you had any advice about a play/pause button? Love how the images autostart with the fading – occasionally some might want to pause it. Thanks in advance!
If you wanted to add controls, you can adapt this variant of the basic crossfade. The basic code is the same as you'll see.
Thanks for your great code! I have one problem : I can't center my "container" (the one with the overall content) div. I'm using the margin: 0, auto css method but it doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?
That sounds like just a css issue. The element to be centred needs a width, margin: 0 auto (no comma), and if you're testing in IE, a valid doctype.
I like this tut i have something similar on my site now. I would like to use your code though instead. Only issue is that I need the image to cover the whole background like it does on my site. I tried adding the css "cover" like it is in my site but it does not work? I am still getting white space under the image. I like your code it seems to run much smoother than mine. can you help?
Using background-size:cover won't work, because the image isn't a background image. As discussed above, you can't fade a background image. If your background image isn't tall enough, then you could add some js to resize it dynamically to fit the viewport size. I've just opted to use a large image which will suffice for most devices.
HI there, cool code Simon, but for some reason the transition doesnt work.
Do you have jQuery loaded on your page?
I used your method and tried to do the same effect; however, when I zoom in my website, the background will also be zoomed in, while your demo website will not. How can I fix this?
It's kind of hard to tell what's wrong without seeing your site. I'd suggest checking through the css first.
The images display fine for me in Chrome.
Hi there, I have just attempted to copy and paste the code into jsfiddle and it does not seem to be working and I can not for the life of me figure out why.
The transitions do not work and the images, are placed in a vertical line, instead of being stacked up on each other.
Has any one tried testing within jsfiddle and if so, are they reaching the same conclusion?
That sounds like you haven't included the css necessary to stack the images on top of each other.
@Simon, I have copied and pasted the code exactly as have done so within Jsfiddle. However I have removed both the body tag and the script tag as they are not required with in js.
Have you tried within Jsfiddle? If so are you getting the same results?
I haven't tried jsfiddle no, but I can't see why it wouldn't work. Have you copied the css across as well?
The images are now layered upon each other, it was just that I did not have all the image links. However the fade in out animation does not work.
There's obviously a problem in your code somewhere. Check for errors in your jQuery. This link may help.
I know I'm a bit late on this thread, but how do I achieve cycling through the background OnClick as opposed to fade in or fade out?
First off, thank you for this amazingly simple solution, it's awesome.
The problem I'm having is on page load the images all load at once and you can see them loading behind each other (which looks a bit messy). Could this be because I have it inside another div?
Then you can't see the images as they are loading.
I'm experiencing just one little malfunction here. I presume the first image is supposed to fade in, coming from a white/blanco canvas. My problem is that the first image pops up entirely as soon as the window/page is loaded. There is no fade. The rest works pretty fine. Big up!
This will ensure that if js is disabled then the top background image will show.
I'm wondering if there is a way to put this great code into the middle of a 3×3 table in such a way that the side's autoadjust their height to the pictures used and also depending on the width of this table?
I am trying to expand the script with a 'cycleBack' function because I want to add a prev/next control. Basically, I replaced the words 'next' and 'first' with 'prev' and 'last' respectively. It seems to work, although it takes twice as long as expected to go from the last image to the second last image. Using a 'prev' button I have to click twice to do the same. Do you encounter this problem too?
Without seeing your page I can't really say. If you have a look at this example for slideshow controls it may help.
Thanks a lot for such a nice article .One assistance i need from you is to add unique paragraph in each image just like you have added in your demo one but that is one only and is same in all the images whereas i need it unique in all .Please help me ..
What you need to do is put your images and text in a div and then cycle the div – like this example (not a background, but the same idea).
Hi there.. As bad as it sounds, I copied the whole source for your demo page and just changed the image names & locations, as well as the .js file just to even see If I could make it work. No matter how hard I try I just cannot get anything to happen in safari or firefox. Any thoughts?
If you take a look at the link in the penultimate paragraph you'll find the answer to this question.
When I checked your demo it doesn't work in Safari either (or the native Android browser). Is there a way round this?
I suspect this might be due to lack of support for background-size, dependent on your browser version. I've tweaked the css on the demo, give it another try and let me know.
Thanks Simon. It works great in Safari now but not in the native Android browser. The image jumps in front of the text. It is not a show stopper for me however as it is not a good browser. I think they might be fazing it out in Android and replacing with Chrome so maybe it isn't getting updated any more.
I can't recreate this, my demo page works fine on Android.
I have just checked both yours and my versions on a big screen in ie, Firefox and Chrome (Safari ok) and it only covers up to 1600px then it repeats.
I also have a bug in mine in ios Safari in portrait mode where I have similar repeats at the top and bottom but yours works fine so I must have a conflict somewhere. I was hoping if you can shed light on the 1600px issue it might help me solve the ios issue.
Have a another look at mine, I've tweaked the css which should remove the repeat.
OK will do. I actually just fixed mine in ios by making the image 1200px the same height as yours and 1920px to cover screens to that size. I will add in your css to hopefully make it work on all resolutions.
There are still problems on my Galaxy note 8 (1280 x 800). In portrait it has bands top and bottom in all browsers and still fails completeley in the native "Internet" browser.
You're on your own with the Galaxy as I don't have access to one. The issue with this and with the native browser may well be lack of support for background-size:cover.
But it doesn't work… It's the first time I'm using .eq() so I would appreciate any help from you. I have searched through the internet but I can't make it work. Thanks.
What you're going to find there in your example is the third (since .eq() is zero-based) element within #background_cycler that has class active.
There isn't one. Try removing .active from that selector.
But how could I generate randomly the first image?
In exactly the same way, or use server side code to do it.
There's an interesting point in generating randomly the images. By the way, I still can't generate the first one randomly because of the .active class (only one img has it in the html).
The point of this message is: how would/could I check if the generated number is the same as the one previously generated? You can't have a local variable to the function which checks that case and proceed like: while the numbers are the same, generate new number.
This would be needed because if the new image is the same as the current one, the transition is not well done, there is a jump in the images.
Thanks for your ideas Simon!
Remove the .active from your html and amend your selector to randomly pick the first image – but make sure the display is OK if a user has js disabled.
Hello Simon, thank you for the easy to understand code.
Also i got some problems making the classes bg cover in height… Dont know if you can help with that… You should notice it, if you play with the browser window a bit.
If you want to use this for multiple cyclers you need to use .each(). Have a look at this example.
I can't see the issue with your background height.
you made my day. I created a private webpage for my friends and relevants to send them my Christmas greetings. Your code snippet helped me to create a slideshow which displayed my pictures I've taken on the local German Christmas markets.
Thank you very much for sharing your code.
Impossible to tell from a description I'm afraid. Try using Firebug or the code inspector in Chrome to see why css is not being applied to your elements.
Is it possible to have pagination / slide indicator dots on the slides, that change with the current slide, and can be clicked on to jump to the slide? Normal pagination dots.
Yes, you could do this easily enough. Have a look at some of the variants on the basic crossfade which should help you.
None of these examples have pagination dots. The closest is the "multiple cyclers with slideshow controls", but the code for that seems to be quite a bit different to the code on this page. I would like to get some simple code to add in to the code on this page that I already have working well, without having to make too many changes!
This example highlights numbered page controls. Replace these with dots and remove the Next and Previous code and you're there.
Impossible to tell for certain, but sounds like you might need to set overflow:hidden somewhere in your css. If you view the code on the demo that may help.
Like others have said, great tutorial.
For my own clarification, why, in "wrap" is the width effected, yet the height of the container, has to be changed in the "wrap_background"?
I'm not sure I completely understand your question….but in the demo, #wrap_backgroundis set with position:absolute, so it needs width and height set explicitly to display properly.
Thanks for this! It's fantastic. I have a little glitch and I can't seem to fix it. After the last image, it fades to the first image again for a second, then quickly switches back to the last image, then 7 seconds later goes back to the first image properly. But everytime, it switches for a split second then back on the last image before it cycles again properly. It is a wordpress template and I've changed $(function) with jQuery(function). Any tips? Thanks!
That worked! I just moved the script outside of the div, that was something I didn't even realize I had it in the div. Thanks Simon!
Hi there, love this script! I just have one question, I have 5 background images I'm loading but because they are big in file size they take a bit to load and then all load at once. I would ideally like it to only load the first img and show it right away and then load the others in the background. Is that possible?
One more thing, it seems like no matter what, the rest of the page will be loaded and showing, and only when all of these images have loaded will it even appear at the top of my page. Trying to make it a bit more seamless so it appears sooner rather than the last thing. Thanks!
If you're using big images, they're going to take a while to load. On the demo page, and documented above, I hide all the images until they're loaded and then fade them in using $(window).load(). Then you don't see the images loading.
How would you change from a "fade" to a "slide"?
You can do this just by editing the cycleImages() function to transition with a slide, Have a look at this page for some similar 'slide' code.
Yes, easy enough, you just need to add the fade of the images on the page into the cycleImages() function. The code for the simple crossfade here may be helpful.
Is it possible to have a link attached to the background and have it change as the background image changes?
Yes, easiest way to do this it to wrap your images in a div , then put your text in the div as well, and fade the div rather than the image. This example shows the approach – you'll need to tweak the css to match the background cycler example.
The path to your images must be wrong for that to be happening. Only thing I can suggest is jut to check the images are where you think they are on the server.
Hi there! Is it possible to add href to each image ?
Yes. Just wrap your img tags with anchors and then cycle them instead of the images.
Thank you for your fast answer, but I must tell you I'm not very advanced. Can you tell me how to do this exactly ?
It's pretty much as simple as I've written it. Wrap your img tags with a tags, then replace 'img' with 'a' in both your css and your js.
This example on the basic cycler should give you what you want.
I'm trying to use it as background, not like a slideshow, and it shows over all website content..
Sounds like your css isn't quite right – check you have z-index and positionset correctly.
Hi Simon, i am trying to make a background cycler for my website. I made all the pages but cant get it to work!
I dont know what is wrong, can you help me??
Images aren't much help for debugging I'm afraid. Have a look at this guide to start debugging..
Impossible to guess what the issue might be really. Does my page have the same issues, and if so, in what version of IE? Otherwise check your doctype and css.
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i have everything to work only i have no images showing up. I can see the transition, but no images!
Sounds like there's a problem with your css, but impossible to tell without seeing the page. Use Firebug or Chrome Developer tools to see what css is being applied to your images.
I solved everything it is working fine now, look at my website.
Thanks for everything, you are a good help for everyone here.
You'd need another div within #background_cycler, position:absolute, width:100%;height:100% with a higher z-index, and set a black background with an appropriate opacity.
Sounds like your js is fading out your extra 'darkening' div. Depending on how your html is set up you may need to tweak the js to stop this happening. You can see whether the div is being affected by using Firebug or similar.
I am try to add text to each background images.
You need to cycle the divs, not the img tags – have a look at this similar example.
I love this, but is it possible to have arrows and 'dots' to click through the images as well? A bit like adding the next/previous options on this page: http://www.simonbattersby.com/blog/jquery-endless-slider/ to the background image on this one?
Yes, you could adapt this code to fo what you want.
Maybe you can help me…on this page: http://cppm-dev.umn.edu/discover-cppm, I have three tabs: Planning, Design, Construction. The designer requires a different background image for each page. Right now I have the correct background image for the Planning page. It is set via css as a page background via link to the image using the #full-page-wrapper ID.
So I'm thinking that there must be a way to change the background image for each tab selection via JS.
What do you think? Can you provide a little help please?
You're on the right lines. Set different backgrounds in your css using classes, and then just change the class with js when you change the tabs.
Check this to help you find the problem.
Posting a link to your site is easiest.
Thank you for sharing this code Simon! The comments help refine and add. Really great way of sharing!
Please see the url attached to my name. I have the background slider working, as I copied your responsive demo exactly. There seems to be a bug on the third cycle. I currently only have two slides. The first displays great, the second fades in perfect, but going from the second back to the first there is a weird jump. As far as I can see in dev tools is the Active class is not being added on the third cyrcle, but comes back on the fourth.
Any ideas why this happened, even though I copied your demo? Thanks!
Move your script outside #background-cycler.
Take a look at this debugging guide.
Have you been through the debugging page I linked to? It looks not. You have jQuery loaded twice.
sir i thinks, i have done all the things in the debiggung link but the page seems to do the same.. i loaded jquery once and tried to change the '$' to 'jQuery'.. i did all the necessary things but it doesnt seem to work or change anything at all..
The code is working but goes crazy at the end of my img pile and then stops on the last image. Any thoughts as to why?
Impossible to guess what the issue might be. Start with this page.
Have a look at this page for help with debugging.


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