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CHICOPEE -- Over 1,000 city educators on Monday will begin limiting their workdays to the hours required by contracts that expired in July, in a "work to rule" protest aimed at moving labor talks forward.
Charles Clark, president of the Chicopee Education Association, said Friday the organization had polled its members, who agreed to the work-to-rule action.
"We're hoping that by working to rule the absence of all the extra things teachers do will be apparent," Clark said.
Those extras, Clark has said, include arriving early to do extra planning, staying late to tutor students, attending meetings outside regular work hours and spending out-of-pocket money on classroom supplies.
"Nobody wants to disrupt services to students," Clark said. "That is not our intent."
A work-to-rule order means teachers will only do their contracted jobs, they will not purchase extra supplies, stay late to tutor or come in early for planning.
Under work to rule, high school and middle school staff will restrict their hours to 7:26 a.m. to 2:18 p.m. Elementary school staff will work only from 8:30 a.m. to 2:48 p.m.
The Chicopee Education Association represents bargaining units that include teachers, guidance counselors, speech, occupational and physical therapists, paraprofessionals, secretaries and other education professionals.
Negotiations stalled in February, when the city's School Committee and school administrators called for mediation.
Clark said sticking points in the talks include his organization's calls for "art, music and play" for all elementary school students; updated textbooks; better work conditions, including air conditioning in school buildings; and wages that keep pace with inflation.
The School Committee has offered teachers a 2 percent raise over a four-year contract.


I don't know about you, but sweater dresses are a must in a winter wardrobe. You just can not go wrong with them. There's no right or wrong way to style them. While we get styling inspirations here and there, please remember your personal style is what makes you unique. Whether you choose to layer with other pieces, keep it minimalisitic, casual or dress it up, sweater dresses can be versatile too. We live in a real world and due to life's expectations, sometimes one doesn't have the time to spend hours (pure truth!) just searching for something to wear. Also lets not forget about how this bitter-sweet winter chills has a way of manipulating our mood. A mood that says, "I'm not in the mood to get dressed today." -But because you've to dress up, something simple as a sweater dress comes in to the rescue.
Lets talk about dresses for a minute.
Don't you find styling dresses less hustling? No need fighting with hangers trying to find a top that fits and whatnots. All you need is a shoe and a pair of accessories. -And out the door you go! This is why sweater dresses fit in perfectly.
Convincing enough? Share your thoughts please.
In 2017 I had an opportunity of collaborating with an online fashion and accessory store called Dresslily. As part of the process I was given a budget to spend on their store and immediately fell in love with this vibrant orange Cable Knit Jumper dress. The v-neck and white detail stood out to me. It also has a slight slit on the sides which is lovely. The sad thing is few days after ordering this, it sold out. With that said, the quality of this dress is impeccable! It has a weight to it which is good. I also got this unique Bowknot Shirt. Generally I can't fault the quality taking into account the prices of the things.
You can find affordable sweater dresses HERE.
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Yes! Adding sweater dress to my thrift shopping list! You look awesome these photos are beautiful.
Ha!! Good to hear that sis and thanks for stopping by.
I'm all about sweater dresses!! I probably have 4 or 5 in my closet because they work for every occasion!! Of course you picked the best color for yours, Missy!!
Love this dress on You and its Orange to boot. . .
Thanks for such an interesting post. I do like sweater dresses but never get around to purchase( I don't know why) All in all the black coat is a perfect match to the dress and with all that snow. It's so nostalgic . I love snow.
Thank you Juliett dear!! Get you some quick. Ha!! I love snow when its fresh. The aftermath is a no no!! Lol!!
Owwwh wow Missy May. I am in love with that sweater dress. I am so bummed it got sold out. I agree sweater dresses are a must-have during the winter season. Easy styling and off we go lol.
Good to hear that Tamara and yeah quite sad its soldout.
Totally agree, jumper dresses are wonderfully versatile! They're also ridiculously comfortable which makes them ideal for wearing when travelling any distance haha 🙂 Have a lovely weekend!
I love sweater dresses this time of year and that color is just gorgeous on you! Love the snowy background, too!
Good to hear that Carrie. Thank you!!
Such an awesome sweater dress babe! Love the tangerine colour!
I am a huge fan of sweater dresses! You look gorgeous!
That sweater dress looks so cute. I love it.
I adore sweater dresses. They are so stylish and comfy as hell. My only problem is that I have difficulty finding one that looks great on me.
Aw…check the link attached. Maybe you can find something. I kept trying till I got something. I like em a bit oversize so maybe that's a style you can also like. Ha!!
Thank you Sonia and hope you can find one soon.
I couldn't agree more dear and good to hear that you can relate.
Aw to hear that. I've been sick since last Sunday too. Thank God we're much better now.
-And yes it can only get better from here. Amen!!
Love this dress sweater on you. I love the color a lot. I am still on the hunt for one myself.
Good to hear Simera and hope you find one. Thank you!
Such a cool sweater dress! Happy Friday beauty!
Couldn't agree more Wendee. Thanks much!
You look amazing in this sweater dress, loved the color.
I love the color of that dress.
I love sweater dresses too. This orange one is so pretty. It looks great on you. Such a great pop of colour in winter.
Great photos! Love sweater dresses too!
Ha!! I made sure I didn't slip on my face. Plus it wasn't that cold that day to be honest.
Good to hear that beautiful. Thank you!
That is a fun dress, love the sporty vibe. Too bad it sold out but yes great for winter!
Yeah Allie!! I'll be styling it a sporty way soon. Thank you!
I am a huge fan of sweater dresses. I agree they are so versatile and hassle free. Love how you styled this orange cable knit dress. You look fab. Hope you're feeling better!
I so agree about the ease of wearing a dress! This sweater dress is fab, love the bright color and the updated varsity vibe!
Ha!! Great I could inspire you Kim. Thanks much!
love it you look amazing!
This coat looks absolutely gorgeous on you!
You are really right, dear Missy May! A sweater dress is definitely a must in each wardrobe – especially when the sweater dress is as beautiul like the dress you show here today! Happy Sunday und alles Liebe!
Ha!! Thanks so much Rena.
You always make me wanna cut my hair to look like yours but i guess this style is not for round faces ha! I love your orange dress and everyone needs that one sweater dress in the closet.
A sweater dress is defiantly a must-have item. I love the colour of yours.
I couldn't agree more Izabela. Thank you!
Looks so comfy! I need a sweater dress in my lifeeeee.
I agree sweater dresses are a BIG must. I only wish I could wear them more often, it has been so sunny lately in Vegas.
You're so rocking this look!
Well lucky you to have the sun. Ha!! Enjoy it! Thanks much!
I like how flowry and comfortable this dress looks on you sis. I don't need more convincing. I'm sold! Your pictures are beautiful too. On my way to checking them out!
That makes the two of us sis. Ha!! Thanks so much.
This one is so so cool on you! Definitely a dress style I should consider more in winter as I get so fed up with wearing jeans and miss my dresses!
You definitely should Jenelle. I get fed up of pants in winter too. Ha!! These are comfortable and convenient too.
You look lovely – I love the photos and it's perfect for this time of year to wear sweater-dresses so this is a great post!
I am living for this sweater dress! Its so chic and cosy!
That makes the two of us Didier. Thanks much!
I really need one, I see everyone has one but I do not and they look so chic!
I'm sure you'll find one like this Camila. Thanks much!
You and I both sis. Thanks so much.
wow dear, this swearter is so amazing, love it!!
I used to own a couple sweater dresses but I have no idea what happened to them. I love the one you're wearing, especially the color.
Thanks much beautiful and have a blessed week.
Totally agree with you girl! Sweater dresses are such a great staple, and they're so cute!
You look so stunning, and I agree sweater dresses are a fab idea. I have one, and I love it.
Thank you and good to hear that!
Omg, I LOVE THIS sweater dress on you, gf! That color is amazing and the varsity v-neck is too good!
Good to hear Ashley! Thanks so much!
You're brave in the snow! I love sweater dresses too, very pretty!
Thanks much Lorna! Good to hear that.
I need both the dress and the coat in my closet. I really loved your styling.
Ha!! Good to hear and thanks much.
I agree with you that a sweater dress is a must have for winter. I have so many filling my closet right now. They have a comfortable but snug fit that I adore.
Good to hear that LaToya. Wonderful! Thanks much for the contribution.
I love sweater dresses, dont have many, maybe two, but definetely a mujst have.Love the color of that one you have is awesome!
Two is all you need Ana. Ha!! Thanks so much.
I love sweater dresses, and this one is so beautiful! I love the bright color!
Good to hear that Valerie. Thanks much!
This looks so comfy and the color is just stunning on you!
wow como me gusta este look!
Indeed a sweater dress is a must have in your closet. Nice look Missy May.
I totally agree and I'm big fan of sweater dresses! You look stunning dear lady.
Good to hear Ivana and thanks much.
I love sweater dresses too. They are very easy to wear especially with a great pair of heels! 🙂 Love this look on you, Mavis!
When I saw this sweater on your IG, I was amazed because I love sweater dressed especially chunky ones because they have so much edge to them. I personally value your honest and personified review in terms of the product which makes it more worthy.
Thanks much Meron dear. I do appreciate your feedback and I definitely agree with you on chunky sweaters being edgy.
Sweater dress is a huge staple in a closet. During cold season, winter etc. This is the type of dress I would wear at all times.
Couldn't agree more Katya and good to hear that. Thanks much beautiful.
Happy Valentine's day to you. Much love!!


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Retiring US Speedskating long track head coach Cushman swaps ice rink for the art gallery
By Patrick O'Kane
United States Speedskating's (USS) Matt Kooreman has praised retiring long track head coach Tom Cushman's dedication to the sport.
Cushman is swapping the ice rink for the art gallery as he retires from coaching and the long track programme and director Kooreman said he would be sorely missed.
"Tom has brought an uncompromising passion, intelligence and relentless pursuit of excellence to US Speedskating over the past five years," Kooreman said.
"He was a champion for his team and for the sport of speed skating at all times.
"US Speedskating is extremely luck to have had Tom serve as our national team coach and I was even luckier to have him as a friend, mentor and co-worker."
Olympic bronze medallist Jennifer Rodriguez of the United States was coached by retiring United States Speedskating long track head coach Tom Cushman ©Matt Dunham
Cushman tendered his resignation to US Speedskating ahead of moving to Carmel in California to open an art gallery.
Having competed at the 1988 Winter Olympic Games in Calgary, Canada, Cushman went on to coach Olympic medallists Chris Witty, Jen Rodriguez and Chad Hedrick.
Four-times Olympian Rodriguez became the first Cuban-American to compete in the Winter Olympics and claimed bronze medals in both the 1,000 and 1,500 metres events at Salt Lake City in 2002.
Yesterday, Rodriguez was inducted into USS's Hall of Fame.
May 2018: Shimabukuro returns to US Speedskating as coaching team confirmed for Beijing 2022 cycle
October 2017: US Speedskating announces squad for upcoming ISU World Cup events
March 2017: Pettit National Ice Center to host 2018 US Olympic team trials for long track speed skating
November 2016: Davis claims skinsuits used by American speed skaters at Sochi 2014 were "defective"
April 2016: US speed skater Whitmore banned by ISU for drunken assault
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The Road Ahead
Postado em julho 20, 2017
Encounters that define a journey
By Maxim Meukens
The Hammock Boat
A little propeller plane that took off from the Bogotá airstrip now is hovering above a green carpet that seems to spread out to some point in infinity in all four dimensions. The view outside my window has remained unchanged for the last hour now, revealing how incredibly big this forest we're flying over actually is. Its vastness should not hit me as a surprise for this forest is the one and only Amazon rain forest. This rusty barge runs on propellers and it's the only way to reach Leticia, the bordertown I'm heading for. Leticia lies in the middle of the jungle, with no roads at all for a thousand miles around. Overland, a vast system of rivers is the only way to transport cargo or people from one place to another around here. Leticia has approximately 33,000 inhabitants on the left bank of the Amazon river, and is located at the point where Colombia, Brazil and Peru come together in an area called 'las Tres Fronteras'. If you want to make a trip into the deep and mysterious Amazon forest, this is a fine location to start your journey. Coming from Colombia I had to choose if I would either go East, into the Brazilian jungle or further down south, towards Peru. The southern route seemed to be the most sensible one for me. I did not have too much time to lose though, because a journey over water is not quite the same as its counterpart over land. The main difference is time. If you don't want to pay hundreds of dollars for the luxury of a fast boat, there's only one option: cargo ships. Apart from cows, buffalo's, wood and oranges, cargo boats also transport people. An entire deck is reserved for this purpose but even that amount of space would soon prove to be insufficient to house all travellers. Locals call this kind of boat a 'hamacero', which basically means 'hammock boat'. I was wondering where this name should ever have come from, when I was buying my ticket in the port. I did not have to wait long for an answer though, because when I asked the skipper if I needed to bring anything special he looked at me with a malicious grin and responded: "Yes, a hammock and a lot of luck". Why he needed so desperately to add those last words I did not know and honestly, I didn't want to know either. Of course, it wasn't hard to link these words to the horror stories I heard on my way down here about the hamaceros when I revealed to anyone my intention of embarking on one. Bugs crawling under your toe nails if you don't wear shoes on deck, totally disgusting and insufficient amounts of food and absolutely no drinking water… You name it and it has been said about these trips.
The Sign Post
You can imagine the way I felt when finally the time had come for me to go. I had chosen to head for Iquitos, Peru. The journey would take four days and four nights. With a fast boat the same journey only takes you eight hours, but cargo ships stop every few miles to exchange all kinds of stuff with the settlements on the Amazon river bank. They also just go really slow… But no worries, I had calculated this into my travel schedule and the slow pace would allow me to really penetrate deep into this whole new reality. I suspended my brand-new hammock next to some guy that didn't seem too eager to steal my stuff and then throw my strangled corpse in the river. Initially, the sleeping deck was not full and, although there must at least have been eighty people slowly rocking in their hammocks together with me, I could sleep in a relatively comfortable way. Along the way though, more and more people joined our party, up to the point that I lay literally choked between two fat Peruvian women, whose hammocks not only housed their fruits and beverages, but also their three kids and a dog. If it wasn't their snoring that kept me out of my sleep, the kids' feet kicking me in the side would get that job done. But hey, if you're going off the beaten track you have to be prepared to suffer a bit. In every situation lies beauty somewhere, so I decided to make the best of it. I started strolling around the boat, chit chatting with those who crossed my path. After all, people are like sign posts that lead you to your next location. There was something going on with the crew. They all called each other 'mamita'. Could it be that they are all gay? I asked myself, and indeed, at lunch time they clearly gave me larger portions of food, always accompanied by a subtle wink. After this discovery I felt like being on a poverty-stricken Amazon gay cruise. Despite the fact the whole crew was extremely friendly, I still felt rather lonely and decided I needed a friend. I had already noticed two young guys on the boat. Apart from me, they seemed to be the only gringos on board. I went over to have a chat with them. What happened then was totally absurd. The first one I talked to was from Portugal and his name was Joao. When I then told him where I came from, he looked at me with surprise. He told me to come up and talk to his friend Wouter. Just like me he was from Belgium, although he was now living in Colombia for about a year. That great big bush of dreadlocks of his is what immediately struck me when I first met him. Loosely bound together, they dropped all over his shoulders like a waterfall and reached all the way to his waist. He was silent and introspective, as if he was pondering over some grave matter, too transcendental to express. Almost feeling sorry for having disrupted his chain of thoughts, whatever they might have comprised, I asked where in Belgium he exactly came from. "Antwerp", he said, "but I spent some time in Ghent too". Things got really strange when we discovered that not only we lived in the same city but that we even shared a few acquaintances. Friends even. As the days and nights passed in a manner that resembled the river's tranquil flow, we often passed a few hours together. He used to set on the nose of the ship to practice his songs. As a young singer-songwriter, he was fiercely dedicated to his music and could not get through any day without at least a few hours of playing that guitar of his. Or his harmonica for that matter. I would join him to listen to his songs and to write some things down about my past adventures in the Wild Continent. He also told me about the ritual of Ayahuasca. He fueled my already profound interest even more for this exotic ceremonial hallucinogenic, and he mentioned that in the community there might a possibility to try it. I felt truly calm within those moments. For the first time even, since the beginning of my trip. It had been a hard journey with intense and beautiful moments, but also with alienation, loneliness and hostility. When we then finally arrived in Iquitos, we decided to spend a few more days together.
In Search of the Rabbit Hole
Wouter was going with his Portuguese amigo to some community in the middle of the jungle. "It's a Rainbow community", Wouter explained to me. There once was a huge Rainbow Gathering in this forest. Like-minded spirits came together to spend a whole month in the jungle and with each other to reconnect with Madre Tierra. Ever since, people from all over the world have taken refuge there, to keep the spirit of the gathering alive and to continue in the same tradition. How many remained, neither of my travel buddies could tell. It was to be seen upon arrival. After a day's rest and tour around the local market – stacked with crockodile eggs, fried maggots, cat's claw and tobacco leaves – to supply ourselves for the journey into the beautiful terror of the deep jungle. I had never before been anywhere nearly as exotic and luscious as this place, and the radical difference between what I'm used to and the Amazonian reality was truly mind blowing. The oppressive heat, the mosquitos attacking every bare piece of skin you have, cockroaches the size of your hand and so on. It's a grotesque world out of proportion and you always first have to recalibrate your reference system to cope with it. Iquitos is, even more than Leticia, an island in the jungle. With a population of over 400,000 people it is the largest human community in the world, that isn't reachable by road. You have to take a plain or a boat to get there. Therefore it has become totally self-sufficient. Every car on the road there has been built on a construction site within the premises of the city itself. Every brand of cars that you see on the streets has their own factory there. As is with practically all the other stuff available in the city's shops. The degree of industrialization is consequently big. No wonder that the people I met in the community after we had arrived there, referred to Iquitos as 'Babylon'. You could say it's hippie-slang for a degenerate and polluted world. The word Babylon is taken from the Bible and stands for the depravation of the initial purity of mankind. Except for great and urgent needs, the people in the jungle wanted to stay as far away as they could from Iquitos. We caught a bus that would eventually leave us somewhere at the side of a road, where we only had to take a little path straight into the jungle. From then on the rumor of civilization ended and only the sounds of the forest remained. Overhanging trees blocked out the sun so that all was obscure and ominous on the forest's floor. Wouter said the instructions were clear. There would be signs to guide us the way and we would not get lost. Initially none of this seemed to be true. Wouter was only guessing where to go at a certain moment and no signs were to be seen. Great was our relief when suddenly Joao noticed a yellow piece of cotton hanging in a large tree. Along the way more pieces followed, all painted in different colors. It was clear that they would guide us to the community. Finally we saw a construction in the distance. It resembled a wooden house but it had no walls. It would be a better description to say that it were two platforms suspended above each other in the air. A man sitting in lotus-pose on one of them welcomed us with a smile. He explained us the workings of the Rainbow community, while a Peruvian lady brewed us up a pot of tea. If one was to live here, you had to engage yourself in the daily working process of the community. That meant doing things like working in the field, or cooking dinner. For this you would get free lodging and food. The only time one didn't have to work was when somebody was preparing for an Ayahuasca ceremony with the local Shaman.
Receiving the Mother
I stopped breathing for a second when he said those last words. They basically meant that I would find here what I had been searching for. Participating in an Ayahuasca ceremony was not the goal of my trip, but during my time in Latin America, I had heard a lot of people talking about its purifying power. Although the way the body gets purified after taking this potion extracted from a root is rather disgusting; you vomit and shit all the dirty stuff out of your body at a dreadfully fast rate. It was said that one would feel totally renewed, both spiritually and physically, after taking it. A nice extra was the strong hallucinogenic effect of the potion. Curious as always, I asked around now and then to find out where I could find it. These efforts remained fruitless. Until now. I finally had a date with the female monster that is Ayahuasca and I was ready to tango. I agreed with the shaman to organize a ceremony the next day. Nobody would be participating except him and me. To prepare for the trip I had to withhold from any food within the limits of 24 hours before the ceremony. Only ginger tea was permitted to me, but that couldn't stop the thumping headache the lack of food was giving me just before the start of the ceremony. Delaying the ceremony was not in any way an option though. Now that I had gotten so far, there was no turning back. The shaman put all the lights out except for a small candle and all around me became pitch black. I could only feel the bugs crawling over me and hear animals making all kinds of noises in the distance. Still I felt calm and after he had blessed me with dried palm leaves, he chanted a holy song and handed me the magic potion. I fell into a beautiful cosmic daydream on the crossroads between reality and the realm of clouds. My journey to the far ends of perception was often interrupted though, when an irresistible urge to vomit or shit urged me to go and hang with my ass or face over the platform to release the copious streams of body fluids. A very strange thing, because I had not eaten in more than 24 hours. This continued all night, and it felt good. It's not in any way like vomiting or having diarrhoea when you're sick. It feels like a relief, and, indeed, like a purification. At daybreak, I fell asleep. When an hour later I woke up again, I felt light and energetic. I was happy that I had such a nice experience because I had heard other stories of people going completely out of their minds. I wondered if they had any idea of what they were getting in to. In the community I met all kinds of seekers. All of them were living there for spiritual purpose. They wanted to create a powerful bond between them and the jungle in particular and nature in general. One of them had barely left his shack. We only saw him once or twice to share an extremely modest meal and to tell stories about things like the power of the 'Ohm' or the nature of his undertaking. He was fasting and ate about one tenth of the portions a normal man eats. However fascinated I was, I was eager to hit the road again. I said goodbye to Wouter and Joao and searched my way back through the jungle until I reached the main road, where I hitchhiked for a bus to stop. All this came forth out of a one chance meeting. On a trip, the road ahead of you is defined by the people you meet. That's what makes encounters between people such a strong and powerful event. On our trip Wouter and me had the idea to organize a show together when he was back in Belgium. And so we did. The concert was a great success and Wouter remains a friend up until today. So never take the people you stumble upon for granted, they might hold your future within.


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The traveling roadshow of theatrical screenings kicks off in Los Angeles with the hilarious stench of Bolognese surrounding the Los Feliz Theatre on Sept 24th. A second screening has also been scheduled for the Roxie in San Francisco Sept 29th.


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Unraveling the motions behind Enterovirus 71 uncoating
Ross, Caroline Jane and Atılgan, Ali Rana and Taştan Bishop, Özlem and Atılgan, Canan (2018) Unraveling the motions behind Enterovirus 71 uncoating. Biophysical Journal, 114 (4). pp. 822-838. ISSN 0006-3495 (Print) 1542-0086 (Online)
Official URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.bpj.2017.12.021
Enterovirus 71 can be a severe pathogen in small children and immunocompromised adults. Virus uncoating is a critical step in the infection of the host cell; however, the mechanisms that control this process remain poorly understood. We applied normal mode analysis and perturbation response scanning to several complexes of the virus capsid and present a coarse-graining approach to analyze the full capsid. We show that our method offers an alternative to expressing the system as a set of rigid blocks and accounts for the interconnection between nodes within each subunit and protein interfaces across the capsid. In our coarse-grained approach, the modes associated with capsid expansion are captured in the first three nondegenerate modes and correspond to the changes observed in structural studies of the virus. We show that the resolution of the analysis may be modified without losing information on the global motions leading to uncoating. Perturbation response scanning revealed that a protomer cannot serve as a functional unit to explain deformations of the capsid. Instead, we define a pentamer as the minimum functional unit to investigate changes within the capsid. From the modal analysis and perturbation response scanning, we locate a hotspot region surrounding the fivefold axis. The range of the effect of these single, hotspot residues extend to 140 angstrom. The perturbation of internal capsid residues in this region displayed greatest propensity to capsid expansion, thus indicating the significant role that the RNA genome may play in triggering uncoating.
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Four years ago I reviewed a big box of radio broadcasts by oboist Han de Vries (review) on Oboe Classics issued to celebrate his 70th birthday. Now here's an even more extensive collection on Attaca consisting of 18 CDs and a DVD for his 75th, announcing itself as 'the almost last recordings' – so maybe, let's hope, we can expect a final box.
I'll quickly reprise a few biographical points. Han de Vries was born in The Hague in 1941 and became a pupil successively of Jaap and then Haakon Stotijn, a famous dynasty of oboists. After Haakon Stotijn's death in 1964, de Vries replaced him as principal oboe of the Concertgebouw Orchestra, a position he held for seven years. Thereafter he balanced a prestigious solo career with membership of the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra. He played much modern music, as well as venturing into the past and playing baroque and classical oboes. He was soon seen as embodying the very best features of the Dutch School, a hybrid Franco-German one with an emphasis on a very personal, musical sound rather than any flaunting of virtuosity.
This set enshrines recordings made with his eminent colleagues and established ensembles taking in a third of a century of musical life in the Netherlands. Not everything, by any means, is from concert performance. The Mozart Adagio in C, K580a, for instance, is from an EMI LP, recorded in 1973. But this opening disc introduces us to companions such as pianist Stanley Hoogland, clarinetist George Pieterson, bassoonist Joep Terwey and horn player Vicente Zarzo in the Quintet in E flat and Beethoven's Quintet in the same key from the same 1983 concert. Everything on disc two – the three Danzi Quintets and that by Reicha are from LPs. The last named was its premiere recording, made by de Vries and the Amati Quartet, a group that should be better remembered.
By contrast the Spohr and Crusell items on the third disc are all live; Spohr's Grand Nonet is played by Harmonicorn which contained the essential personnel of some of the best Dutch, or Dutch-resident, orchestral and chamber players of their generation. Of particular distinction is the 1983 performance of Spohr's Quintet, Op.52 – the joyful panoply of its Menuetto is worthy of the price of admission on its own. The ultra-atmospheric Loeffler Two Rhapsodies – texts and translations of the poetic inspiration for the piece are very helpfully included in the extensive booklet – are beautifully conveyed by de Vries, violist Marcus Thompson and pianist Jerome Lowenthal, the oboe sounding like a forlorn bagpipe in places. An extract from Karg-Elert's Die Grablegung Christi shows how effective de Vries could be in other ensembles as well, here primarily vocal. But he's back in central repertoire in this disc for Hindemith's Sonata (from a 1976 EMI LP), and his Trio, Op.47, where he plays baritone oboe, live in 1995. Seiber's elliptical 1957 Improvization adds grit. De Vries performed Maurice Ohana's Neumes, a powerfully religious piece, the year before the composer's death.
More contemporary repertoire appears in disc 5 – Berio's Sequenza, written for Heinz Holliger, and Edison Denisov's Quintet, which was written for the Danzi Quartet which plays it here – taut but rhythmically complex. Other pieces here were also written for the group though Antál Doráti's Cinq Pièces are for solo oboe and are nicely characterised. The French muse occupies the next two discs where for three pieces Pascal Rogé lends his idiomatic support. Both Saint-Saëns' Caprice and Ibert's Five Pieces are infectiously coloured and full of élan and brio – the former especially. Listen to the phrasing in the Andante of the Ibert to hear just how eloquent this performance truly is. Françaix, as ever witty and cocky, occupies the other half of the disc, generating audience laughter in L'Heure du Berger. Sound quality here and throughout is excellent, whether transferred from LP or in live performance. Roussel's exciting Divertissement, seven minutes of fizz, is followed by Milhaud's early Sonata for flute, oboe, clarinet and piano, notable for its madcap Emporté movement.
Many will know de Vries for his recordings of Baroque music and they'll want to know that there is a swathe of it in this set. Concertos by Albinoni, Vivaldi and JC Bach occupy disc 8; a variety of accompanying groups, among them I Solisti di Zagreb, the Combattimento Consort Amsterdam and the Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra, show the high level ensembles with which the oboist worked over the two-decade span covered by this particular disc. Albinoni's famous Op.9 No.2 concerto is in volume 9, with interesting decorations and taken at a flowing tempo. It's good here to listen to the full-scale Concerto in F, T287/4 by JC Bach with the oboist's own cadenzas.
It's unusual to come across Antoine Mahaut's Concerto in G, originally written for flute, and Salieri crops up courtesy of his elegant Concerto in C of 1774 where the exchanges between the soloists, de Vries and flautist Leon Berendse, are full of refined virtuosity. The performance of Mozart's Concerto in C, K314 is conducted by Jerzy Katlewicz. Ravel's Pièce en forme de habanera is a bit of an interloper into this tenth CD – it's from a Cala LP, licensed to Attaca for inclusion. Pocket concertos or concert pieces occupy disc 11 – Hummel, bel canto Bellini, lyric-virtuosic Julius Rietz. These are from EMI Electrola LPs, Willem Breuker's Oboe Concerto No.2 'Wuivend Riet' was written for de Vries. This is the audio of the premiere performance. You can find the film of the performance in one of the DVDs in the Oboe Classics box as you can his Concerto No.1, the audio of which is on disc 12 here coupled with Richard Strauss' Concerto in D – Matthias Bamert conducting in 1990 – and Morton Feldman's Oboe and Orchestra. This last is from a hatART CD of 2000. Another version of the same work with Jean Fournet conducting is also in the Oboe Classics box.
There were two versions of Bruno Maderna's magnetic Concerto No.3 in that earlier box. Here we have Concerto No.1, again from a 1980 CD, on BV Haast. It's typically fascinating, spatially, sonically and in every which way. Maderna' Grande Aulodia has a sensuous beauty to it, irradiated by gorgeous colours, though its more dramatic moments allow contrast. Wolfgang Ludewig's 1968 Essay is a rather more predictable offering of its time. For fans of Terry Riley's In C, here is the Dutch premiere, given in the Concertgebouw in February 1972. The same programme also featured Residuals by Jaap Vink and Polo de Haas, somewhat strangulated and simmering away for its 17-minute length.
Early rep reappears in the final furlong. There's Telemann in disc 15, largely the engaging Methodic Sonatas, and more Albinoni and some Gottfried Finger and Molter in the next disc – all from CDs. There's a 'light' disc to follow, ex-Philips CD. This features arrangements by Stephen Dodgson and Gé Vrijens of popular opera arias and the like. Harry Rabinowitz directs the London Studio Orchestra in this 1992 offering. And finally, there is a back-to-the-beginning disc 18 where the earliest de Vries recordings are to be found. Inevitably perhaps these are all Baroque – Telemann, Vivaldi, de Fesch and Handel sonatas with pioneering experimenters in Early Music, cellist Carel van Leeuwen Boomkamp and harpsichordist Janny van Wering. Boomkamp taught Gustav Leonhardt, so there is a lineage at work in the Dutch interpretation of this repertoire on disc and in performance.
The final disc is a DVD, which follows the oboist as he meets figures from his childhood, is present at an exhibition of his artwork, drives one of his fancy cars and talks about life as orchestral player and soloist. It's rather a moving hour-long document, revealing the childhood traumas he suffered – his mother was Jewish – and elements of his own inevitably troubled psyche. Nothing is sanitised, and some comments by others are not always flattering. He is unafraid to cry when childhood memories prove too troubling to recall easily. I am glad this DVD was included. It reveals the complexities, contradictions and confusions that lie behind the imperturbably eloquent public artist.
With an excellent 102-page booklet, in Dutch and English, this monumental box is another worthy salute to this great artist. I'm looking forward to resuming reviewing duties on his 80th birthday.


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*In Blade, there is no need of putting curly braces at all. Remove them.

Try out the following:
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And then in your view:
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A: I agree with the other answers here, this code should be in the controller. You shouldn't be doing logic in the views.
In the controller do:
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Q: Contour integral with branch point As preparation for my exam I "invented" the following problem as an exercise to see whether I understand how to work with branch points.
$f(z) = \frac{z}{\sqrt{z^2+1} (z^2 +a^2)}$
The goal is to calculate $\int_0^{\infty} f(z) dz$.
I made the following conventions (see figure) for my branches.
$\theta_1 \in [-\pi/2, 3\pi/2)$
$\theta_2 \in [\pi/2, 5\pi/2)$
(let $I_i$ be be the integral on contour $C_i$)
I'm able to calculate that (using my conventions)
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But I'm unsure what $I_3$ is equal to.
My question is: How do I calculate $I_3$?
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My difficulty lies in the fact that $theta_2$ is going to "jump" if I would just integrate in a circle with radius going to zero. Should I maybe do 2 semi-circles? So that I can choose the right value for $theta_2$?
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Q: How to close old PushNotificationChannel in Application? I have a huge problem with storing PushNotificationChannel. The type itselt cannot be stored in LocalSettings.
I need it to close the channel after getting new one. I request new channel each time app is started (as documentation says) and sometimes I get new channel (different from previous) while the previous stil works (resulting in duplicate push notifications). So I when I get new channel I want to fore close the old one.
I have also tried serializing it to stream using:
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'Windows.Networking.PushNotifications.PushNotificationChannel' cannot be serialized. Consider marking it with the DataContractAttribute attribute, and marking all of its members you want serialized with the DataMemberAttribute attribute. Alternatively, you can ensure that the type is public and has a parameterless constructor - all public members of the type will then be serialized, and no attributes will be required.

Is there a way to store PushNotificationChannel or can I store only URI and somehow create Channel object from uri?
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Ok I can get Channel in my PushNotificationReceived. But I do not know how to get  sender PushNotificationChannel in my BackgroundTask - is it possible?

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Testing: Royal Restoration Spell
Discussion in 'Announcements' started by Marindor, Dec 18, 2018.
Marindor
Elvenar Team
Royal Restoration Spell
Dear Humans and Elves,
It's been a while since we've last given you any news on the Royal Restoration Spell, and we would like to provide you with an update on the current status.
What is the current development status?
First of all, it needs to be said that, while the change sounds like an easy one to implement (upgrading buildings is already possible, right!?), it unfortunately is not and hence it involved a lot of testing and re-testing so far to get this change right.
Especially the event-related buildings that have a version for each chapter turned out to be a major headache in getting this Spell to you. Whereas your regular Residences, Manufactories and other buildings have levels, the event buildings have versions per chapter, which means that we could not easily just upgrade the building to the next level. To get the planned upgrade mechanisms to work, we first had to change ALL existing event buildings from this chapter-based system to a level-based one. This is a huge undertaking, which not only means that all the buildings in cities and inventories have to be exchanged, also all the rewards from events have to be adjusted. All possible, sure, but a time-consuming undertaking needing a lot of attention to become a safe process.
Has anything changed since the initial announcement?
Since we last gave an official update on this spell in July, we have made a few tweaks to its design, to make sure you'd like it even better by the time it reaches you. Below, you'll find some further information on what has changed.
1 Blueprint = 10 Royal Restoration Spells
The most noticable change is that all existing Blueprints will be turned into 10 Royal Restoration Spells each. Of course, this also means that you will have to spend more than one Spell to upgrade a building. We've made this change to accomodate for the different sizes of event buildings that we have in Elvenar. It wouldn't really be fair if you had to spend the same amount of Spells for e.g. a 5x5 building as you'd have to spend on a 2x1 building. This way you can freely choose your favorites to upgrade and don't need to worry about paying too much since the upgrade costs are always the same per tile. In short: The amount of Royal Restoration Spells required to upgrade will be directly related to the size of the building.
A note regarding the Magic Residences and Workshops: we do not wish to change the premium prices for upgrading these buildings. It may be that you'll have to spend more than 10 Restoration Spells for an upgrade, depending on the size of the building, but we maintain the 320 Diamonds per level maximum on upgrading these buildings that is currently in place.
Tournament rewards
We also want to make upgrading the event buildings more accessible for everyone. Therefore, we're adjusting the rewards for reaching chests in the Tournament. In the old set-up, you can get one Blueprint from the 10th chest of the Tournament. Since every Blueprint will be transformed into 10 Royal Restoration Spells, this also gave us the opportunity to spread out these Spells a bit. We'll start giving out 1 Spell from chest 3, and place several into subsequent chests up to 3 Spells in the tenth and final chest. This also means that, per Tournament, you'll be able to get eleven Royal Restoration Spells, if your Fellowship manages to complete all ten Chests.
We're currently working hard on making the last changes to be able to release the Spell to all live worlds as soon as possible, after the testing on Beta is finished. We hope that you understand that we rather invest some more time for testing instead of rushing the release to meet our estimated time of arrival. We started Beta tests still within this year, and if Beta testing proves successful, we're aiming to release the feature early next year.
We hope that we've been able to give you some further insights into what has been done and what will still need to be done to deliver the Royal Restoration Spell to you. You can be sure that we're just as excited to see it released as you are and can't wait to see the finished implementation! Since from today on, you can already start Beta testing the Royal Restoration spells, please let us know your feedback in this thread!
Your Elvenar Team
Marindor, Dec 18, 2018
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We would like to thank every single one of you who took the time to provide us with constructive and elaborate feedback on the current implementation of the Royal Restoration Spell in our feedback thread.
The main goal of the early beta tests of this feature on beta was to not only squat all potential bugs prior to the live release, but also to give everyone the opportunity to provide us with this kind of feedback for us to consider for improvements. We got to see a lot of different perspectives and read some very valid points, both positive and negative. With this feedback in mind, we have gathered again to analyse and discuss further possibilities to make the implementation of our planned feature to upgrade summonable buildings as enjoyable as possible, while at the same time not tipping our delicate game balance. We would now like to take the necessary time to reconsider some assumptions and back up all concerns, examples and ideas with additional data analyses to re-iterate on the concept. Thanks to your feedback, we have also discovered some technical flaws that we would like to address at the same time.
Seen as the Christmas holidays are just around the corner, this means that we will not be taking any further steps towards the rollout on live markets or release any more adjustments to the Royal Restoration Spell on beta this year. We feel that hasty decisions would be the wrong approach for this complex topic. As such, we will deactivate the Royal Restoration Spell on beta for the time being and revert all Royal Restoration Spells back to Blueprints so that you can continue using them for upgrades of magical buildings. This also means that the tournaments will reward you with Blueprints as they did in the old system. Should there be any more Spells than increments of 10 in your inventory, we will of course round the results of the exchange up in your favor (e.g. 11 Royal Restoration Spells would be equal to 1.1 Blueprints and hence be converted back to 2 Blueprints). All upgrades made to buildings will be kept in place.
We shall then keep you posted on any adjustments to the initial release plan in January, to provide you with an update on this topic and see how we proceed with the implementation of this feature that will ultimately enable you to upgrade your summonable event buildings.
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Tomorrow we will reintegrate the Royal Restoration Spell on Beta, after looking into the feedback you provided us with last month. We have decided to go for the following option:
Tournament chests 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10 will each contain a Royal Restoration Spell.
For upgrading Event Buildings, the balancing will remain the same as before (so 1 RRS per tile).
The 10th chest will also contain a Blueprint.
Blueprints will still be usable for upgrading Magic Residences and Magic Workshops.
With this solution, we hope to satisfy as many needs as possible. Blueprints will keep their current functionality and Royal Restoration Spells will be an extra addition for upgrading Event Buildings. This way we don't have to choose to rebalance the current mechanics, which would always affect a certain group of players in a negative way.
Some adjustments might still be made, but we wanted to make the Royal Restoration Spells available for you now, so we can start gathering your feedback again. Please note that the upgrading functionality might not be available right after the game update, but it will be switched on later tomorrow.
We'd like to thank you once again for your contributions on this topic and are of course looking forward to hearing your new feedback in our Feedback Thread.
Marindor, Jan 31, 2019
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Rating: 62%Producer / Publisher: Twentieth Century Fox
Independence Day: Resurgence (2016)
For a film that proudly wears its 'B' movie status as a badge of honor, the original Independence Day remains a deeply personal movie for me. At ten years old, it was the first movie I truly loved - nay, obsessed over and which kick-started my love for film. It's a simple film (in the view of many critics, maddening so), with an uncomplicated, efficient plot and filled appealing, relatable characters from a strong ensemble cast. At twenty years old, it holds up extremely well, including its visual effects which while sometimes look a little aged (spot the exploding building which instantly exposes its metal frame and empty interior), but whose over the top bombast remain infinitely entertaining. Finally, there's no denying the film's contribution pop culture pantheon, with classic lines ("Welcome to Earth!") and imagery (the White House epically exploding into a fireball) which up there with cinema's greatest moments.
For many years it seemed like it just wasn't going to happen, but Hollywood refuses to let a good idea rest. Two decades on, a sequel to Independence Day has become a reality. But it can't possibly re-ignite the magic, can it?
Set 20 years from the events of the first film (dubbed 'the War of 1996') the world has rebuilt with a fusion of alien technology, which has allowed humanity to colonize the moon and weaponize space to defend from a potential future return of the alien attackers. But when the aliens answer the previous invader's distress signal and return (on July 4, no less) we're once again no match for their technological prowess and will need to deploy an advanced strategy to counter advanced weaponry.
Independence Day has never been a film about subtlety, but even by the standard set by its forebear, Resurgence is often bigger and occasionally bolder, with admirable attempts to lay connective tissue to the original, but is ultimately a poor carbon copy retread which contributes precious little to the established story.
I've literally never said this before, but there's no getting around the fact that the film suffers hugely from the absence of Will Smith. Well, he does appear in the form of a still photo, and his on-screen son is supposed to take the mantle, but Jessie Usher comes up woefully short in the charm stakes. Worse, the emphasis on the huge ensemble cast of new and returning characters means there's no central anchor character, and that's to the film's detriment. The closest we get is Jeff Goldblum's character David Levinson, who reacts to the film's dubious script by playing it off in a jovial, self-aware manner. The remaining cast is seemingly unaware the script is a turkey and give it their earnest best, but subsequently, come off as somewhat sad.
The film's jarring lack of heart becomes ever clearer, culminating in the climactic, self-sacrificing battle which carries absolutely none of the same emotional weight as the original. Resurgence also suffers from a woeful lack of focus, with numerous subplots that go nowhere, have no pay-off and serve as a distraction from the main plots.
All that said, the real reason we go to see these types of films is for some amazing visual effects, right? There's no doubt that Roland Emmerich can indeed do spectacle, but even with $200 million at his disposal here, he seems to have lost his touch, with visual effects sequences that are both disappointingly brief and which fail to excite. Maybe we've just become so desensitized to the limitlessness of CG graphics in blockbusters like The Avengers and Transformers, but there's no real attempt undertaken to carve out a different style, or present something we haven't seen before.
I'd genuinely wanted to see a follow-up to Independence Day for 20 years, but there's no avoiding the fact that after so long they should have come up with something a hell of a lot better than this. Still, with the plot, seeds have been planted for a third film, I'm curious to see if they can right the course, if only because Resurgence is a bum follow-up to one of my favorite films of all time.
Ben Gourlay
Ben is based in Australia and has been writing entertainment based news and reviews since 2002 and for TweakTown since 2007. A student of film, Ben brings a wide understanding of the medium to the latest happenings in entertainment circles and the latest blockbuster theatrical reviews.
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Certificate of Lawfulness granted for a two storey dwelling in Isleworth
22/08/2022 16/11/2022 / Hounslow / Certificate of Lawfulness
We were approached by the client to provide supporting evidence that the property had continuously been used for over four years (since 2015) and therefore was a lawful use as four self-contained residential units (Use class C3). The dwelling contains a single storey rear extension and a loft conversion.
Success – Certificate of Lawfulness granted
Approval granted for fully accessible single-storey rear extension – Hounslow
11/03/2020 11/09/2020 / Hounslow / Planning Application
Appeal against refusal by Hounslow for the erection of a new house
02/10/2013 29/04/2020 / Hounslow / Planning Appeal
Drafted the appeal statement and submitted the appeal against Hounslow's decision to refuse an application for a new house to the side of an existing dwelling.
Appeal dismissed on grounds that the design of the dwelling was out of keeping with the character of the streetscene.
Success – Discharge of conditions for a new house in Feltham
Collated all the information, reports, plans and materials necessary to discharge 6 conditions for a new build house in Feltham. Details included samples of materials, hard and soft landscaping, acoustic insulation, sustainable drainage system, renewable energy details and Sustainable design and construction details. All conditions approved within 8 weeks.
Planning statement for a new House in Feltham
Wrote the planning statement for the submission of a planning application for the erection of single storey house to the side of an existing dwellinghouse.
Refused planning permission by Hounslow Council on loss of garden land and impact on neighbours. Appeal submitted March 2014, pending.
Appeal submitted for land in Feltham
02/06/2013 29/04/2020 / Hounslow
Following the refusal of planning permission for the construction of a single storey building for the storage of vehicles on land close to Heathrow Airport and in the Green Belt, I wrote the planning statement and submitted an appeal.
Appeal dismissed.
Site appraisal – Green Belt land in Hounslow
Advised a landowner following the refusal of planning permission by Hounslow Council as to how best to develop the land given its location within the Green Belt and adjacent to Heathrow airport.
Site appraisal – terraced house in Hounslow
Advised a landowner of what development opportunities there were following refusal of planning permission by Hounslow Council. A two storey side extension was applied for to extend a property but I advised that a single storey extension which could be converted into a small separate unit could be achieved on site. Further instructions pending.


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Going Under The 'Boardwalk' With Michael Shannon The actor plays a righteous federal agent who succumbs to all sorts of temptations on the HBO drama Boardwalk Empire. To build the character of Nelson Van Alden, he says, he worked out an elaborate back story about the agent's childhood.
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Michael Shannon plays federal agent Nelson Van Alden on the HBO series Boardwalk Empire. "I think inside of Van Alden is a child — that arrested child — that never really got to develop its own identity," he says.
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HBO's Boardwalk Empire, set in Atlantic City in the 1920s, is about organized crime in the era of Prohibition. The show stars Steve Buscemi as Nucky Thompson, an Atlantic City politician who sees the coming of Prohibition as an opportunity to make even more money from illegal activities and kickbacks.
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Buscemi's co-star, Michael Shannon, tells Terry Gross that when he signed up to play the righteous federal agent Nelson Van Alden, he didn't know his character would succumb to the temptations of Atlantic City — and so quickly. In the show's first season, Van Alden cheated, lied and even drowned a fellow federal agent.
"I do believe he ultimately has good intentions, and he wants to do the right thing — and he goes to Atlantic City believing that he can do some good in the world," Shannon tells Fresh Air's Terry Gross. "[But] he also is surrounded by people thwarting him at every turn, so that act of drowning [his fellow agent] is the culmination of a great deal of frustration."
Shannon explains that before portraying Van Alden, he created a back story for the character in his head. He imagines that Van Alden grew up in a very strict household where he was told to never slouch and to sit up straight.
"That is the seed of what grows into the adult Van Alden," he says. "But he's a sad character. ... I think it is a Frankenstein scenario in a way, because I think inside of Van Alden is a child — that arrested child — that never really got to develop its own identity. I think as much as he believes that he's operating from these deeply held beliefs, he's actually in a way very hollow."
On Atlantic City
"Terence Winter [the show's creator] did mention that one of the themes of the show was going to be how Atlantic City can corrupt people like the snake in the Garden [of Eden], and how everybody in the story was going to have trials and tribulations from being in Atlantic City."
Jeff Nichols' haunting Take Shelter centers on an Ohio man (Michael Shannon, with Tova Stewart) plagued with nightmares about a coming apocalypse.
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On religious people
"I've known a lot of religious people. My mother is very religious, but she also is very private about it. When I was growing up, she never went to church. She just prayed and read her Bible and kept it to herself. I'm not from a background of flamboyant believers. It's much more a personal issue. But it's very important for me not to judge Van Alden or to judge people in general. When you're an actor, it can be a hindrance if you look askance at people."
On his role in the thriller Take Shelter
"It was easy because it made sense to me. I think even though, in the film, with these nightmares and these visions [that my character has], they're obviously exaggerated beyond what most people experience. But I do think they're reflective of a general feeling that people can relate to — of feeling frightened and powerless and wondering what the heck is going to happen next."
On his role in the next Superman movie
"I'm an alien, which is weird because it's hard to research being an alien — and what it's like to be on Krypton."
On his role in Revolutionary Road
"I really drew 99 percent of my inspiration from the book, Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates. It's a phenomenal piece of literature. ... I felt like as long as I held on to what inspired me about the book, that I'd be good to go."


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Goal Tending
The moment a lead character achieves a stated goal, the story begins a downward spiral to the payoff. This leaves us with one or two dramatic choices, such as having the character discover the goal before our reader eyes or composing the story with the condition already established wherein the character knows.
Some adjunct potentials are possible, such as another character announcing to the lead character, "With your abilities, you should devote the rest of your life to [fill in the blank]" and the character in reply informing the character (and us), "I only do that for fun. What I really want is [fill in the blank}." The narrative slight of hand here is to allow the reader to see what the character cannot, in combination with the character in pursuit of the wrong goal.
How delicious it is for the reader to be caught up in such conspiracy, having the choice of rooting for the character to succeed or fail, then experience the consequences of either along with the character.
Beginning writers and, indeed, some well advance in their ability, often neglect this aspect, placing their own desires to write over the stated goal of the reader, which is to enter, then become engaged by a story.
You have to confess to this trait early on in your learning curve, aware to a degree of the reader, but more aware of your decision to take up the pen than to consider the fullest implications of what having pen in hand meant.
You knew the reader had expectations, but these were abstractions in comparison to your own expectations, which centered on getting a character into a puzzle-like equivalent of Brer Fox's infamous Tar Baby device for rendering Brer Rabbit helpless.This stratagem centered on complexity and, much as you dislike the memory, cleverness instead of the acute reaches of moral choice.
In your reading of various novels and short stories, the goals of lead characters were weighted heavily toward some self-serving specific rather than some abstraction such as happiness, understanding, wisdom, or even those memorable desires from The Wizard of Oz, heart, brain, and courage.
Thus even more memorable characters than Dorothy Gale wanted revenge (Ahab), freedom from oppressive conventions (Huck Finn, Lenny and George in Of Mice and Men), restoration of his good name (Ivanhoe),bringing to justice her father's killer (Mattie in True Grit.) And let's not forget Gatsby, wanting Daisy. Memorable characters also wanted things somewhat beyond their means or, in some cases beyond the boundaries of ethics, turning before our eyes from moderate acts of betrayal to more monumental examples of self-aggrandizement.
As readers, we are drawn to such types, seemingly against our better nature, in the process made aware of our own agendas, much like neighbors fighting over incursions of easements or mistaken readings of boundary lines. Taking up the pen for our own compositions, we push our characters to the edges of our own boundary lines, then cringe when an editorial voice tells us we have not pushed quite far enough.
In an ironic turn of event, the sooner the major character achieves his or her stated goal, the less evident the trespass and the greater the writer's chances of remaining in the comfort zone of examining personal boundary lines. In the thematic statement preceding Star Trek episodes,Captain Kirk speaks of the need "To boldly go where no man has gone before."
In withholding on the delivery of a character reaching a stated goal, the writer increases the chances he or she will go far enough beyond where no writer has gone before to reach the graceful agony of such wrenching works as Of Mice and Men, or My Antonia, achieving in the journey an expansion of the vast sea of space that is the human condition, then reporting back on it for the rest of us to see.


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Rolf Dobelli, geboren als Rolf Döbeli (Luzern, 15 juli 1966), is een Zwitserse schrijver van romans en non-fictie en ondernemer.

In Nederland is hij met name bekend van het in 2018 verschenen boek De kunst van het heldere denken - 52 denkfouten die je beter aan iemand anders kunt overlaten, de vertaling van zijn reeds in 2011 in het Duits verschenen Die Kunst des klaren Denkens.

Dobelli studeerde filosofie en bedrijfskunde aan de Universiteit van Sankt Gallen, waar hij promoveerde op het onderwerp deconstructie van het economisch discours. Vervolgens werkte hij in het bedrijfsleven, onder meer als financieel directeur en directeur van enkele dochterondernemingen van de Zwitserse luchtvaartmaatschappij Swissair.

Samen met vrienden richtte hij in 1999 het bedrijf getAbstract op, een uitgever die abonnementen op samenvattingen van boeken aanbiedt, met een vestiging in Luzern en in Aventura, Florida.

In 2003 verscheen van zijn hand zijn eerste roman Fünfunddreißig – Eine Midlife-Story.

In 2011 verliet hij de mede door hem opgezette uitgeverij om zich op het schrijven toe te leggen. Inmiddels was hij sinds 2001 presentator van televisieprogramma´s over boeken en schreef hij de wekelijkse column Clear Thinking voor de Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (tot eind 2011), de Zwitserse SonntagsZeitung (2010-2012) en tot oktober 2012 voor Die Zeit. Van 2013 tot 2014 schreef hij een wekelijkse column voor het weekblad Stern en daarna de zaterdageditie van de Neue Zürcher Zeitung.

Dobelli's in 2011 verschenen boek Die Kunst des klaren Denkens werd een bestseller in 2012 in het Duitse taalgebied en zou later ook in diverse vertalingen verschijnen, onder meer in het Engels (The Art of Thinking Clearly - Better Thinking, Better Decisions) en het Nederlands (De kunst van het heldere denken - 52 denkfouten die je beter aan iemand anders kunt overlaten). Daarna schreef hij onder meer Die Kunst des klugen Handelns, waarvan eveneens een Engelse vertaling verscheen (The Art of the Good Life- Clear Thinking for Business and a Better Life).

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package com.googlecode.common.admin.web.controller;

import java.util.BitSet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import com.googlecode.common.protocol.Permission;
import com.googlecode.common.service.CommonResponses;
import com.googlecode.common.service.ex.OperationFailedException;
import com.googlecode.common.web.ServletHelpers;
import com.googlecode.common.admin.domain.UserToken;
import com.googlecode.common.admin.service.AuthorizationService;
import com.googlecode.common.admin.service.PermissionManagementService;
import com.googlecode.common.admin.service.SystemService;
import com.googlecode.common.admin.service.UserManagementService;
import com.googlecode.common.admin.service.UserManagementService.RolesType;

/**
 * Base Controller
 */
public abstract class BaseController {

    @Autowired
    protected AuthorizationService      authorizationService;

    @Autowired
    protected UserManagementService     usersService;

    @Autowired
    private PermissionManagementService permissionService;

    @Autowired
    private SystemService               systemsService;

    protected static String[] getAuthInfo(HttpServletRequest req) {
        String authInfo[] = ServletHelpers.getBasicAuthInfo(req);
        if (authInfo == null || authInfo.length != 2) {
            throw new OperationFailedException(
                    CommonResponses.AUTHENTICATION_FAILED,
                    "Authentication failed");
        }

        return authInfo;
    }

    /**
     * Authenticate user for the given request.
     *
     * @param request   request object
     * @return          user object or null if no such found
     */
    protected UserToken getAuthenticateUserToken(HttpServletRequest request) {
        UserToken t = authorizationService.getAuthenticateUserToken(request);
        if (t == null) {
            throw new OperationFailedException(
                    CommonResponses.AUTHENTICATION_FAILED,
                    "User authentication failed");
        }

        return t;
    }

    /**
     * Checks if the specified user has the specified permission.
     *
     * @param token user token entity
     * @param p     permission to check
     *
     * @throws OperationFailedException if the specified user doesn't have
     *              the specified permission
     *
     * @see #checkUserAnyPermissions(UserToken, Permission...)
     * @see #hasUserPermission(UserToken, Permission)
     */
    protected void checkUserPermission(UserToken token, Permission p) {
        checkUserPermission(usersService.getRoles(
                usersService.getSystemUserById(systemsService.getAdminSystem(),
                        token.getUser()), RolesType.ALL), p);
    }

    private void checkUserPermission(BitSet roles, Permission p) {
        if (!hasUserPermission(roles, p)) {
            throw new OperationFailedException(CommonResponses.ACCESS_DENIED,
                    "Access denied for specified entity");
        }
    }

    /**
     * Checks if the specified user has at least on of the specified
     * permission(s).
     *
     * @param token         user token entity
     * @param permissions   permission(s) to check
     *
     * @throws OperationFailedException if the specified user doesn't have
     *              the specified permission
     *
     * @see #checkUserAllPermissions(UserToken, Permission...)
     * @see #checkUserPermission(UserToken, Permission)
     * @see #hasUserPermission(UserToken, Permission)
     */
    protected void checkUserAnyPermissions(UserToken token,
            Permission... permissions) {

        BitSet roles = usersService.getRoles(
                usersService.getSystemUserById(systemsService.getAdminSystem(),
                token.getUser()), RolesType.ALL);

        for (Permission p : permissions) {
            if (permissionService.hasRolePermission(roles, p)) {
                return;
            }
        }

        throw new OperationFailedException(CommonResponses.ACCESS_DENIED,
                "Access denied for specified entity");
    }

    /**
     * Checks if the specified user has all of the specified permissions.
     *
     * @param token         user token entity
     * @param permissions   permissions to check
     *
     * @throws OperationFailedException if the specified user doesn't have
     *              the specified permissions
     *
     * @see #checkUserAnyPermissions(UserToken, Permission...)
     * @see #checkUserPermission(UserToken, Permission)
     * @see #hasUserPermission(UserToken, Permission)
     */
    protected void checkUserAllPermissions(UserToken token, Permission p1,
            Permission p2) {

        BitSet roles = usersService.getRoles(
                usersService.getSystemUserById(systemsService.getAdminSystem(),
                        token.getUser()), RolesType.ALL);

        checkUserPermission(roles, p1);
        checkUserPermission(roles, p2);
    }

    /**
     * Checks if the specified user has the specified permission.
     *
     * @param token user token entity
     * @param p     permission to check
     * @return      true if the specified user has the specified
     *              permission, or false otherwise
     *
     * @see #checkUserPermission(UserToken, Permission)
     * @see #checkUserAnyPermissions(UserToken, Permission...)
     */
    protected boolean hasUserPermission(UserToken token, Permission p) {
        return hasUserPermission(usersService.getRoles(
                usersService.getSystemUserById(systemsService.getAdminSystem(),
                        token.getUser()), RolesType.ALL), p);
    }

    private boolean hasUserPermission(BitSet userRoles, Permission p) {
        return permissionService.hasRolePermission(userRoles, p);
    }

}

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