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Up for the Cup (1931 film)
Up for the Cup
Jack Raymond
Bert Lee
Con West
R. P. Weston
Sydney Howard
Joan Wyndham
Stanley Kirk
Moore Marriott
Freddie Young
Herbert Wilcox Productions
British & Dominions Film Corporation
Woolf & Freedman Film Service
Up for the Cup is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Sydney Howard, Joan Wyndham, Stanley Kirk and Moore Marriott. The screenplay concerns a man who comes to London to watch the FA Cup final.
The film was remade in 1950, again directed by Jack Raymond. [1]
A Yorkshireman comes to London to watch the FA Cup final and loses his money and tickets, leading to a frantic search to recover them. [2]
Sydney Howard as John Willie Entwhistle
Joan Wyndham as Mary Murgatroyd
Stanley Kirk as Cyril Hardcastle
Sam Livesey as John Cartwright
Marie Wright as Mrs Entwhistle
Moore Marriott as James Hardcastle
Hal Gordon as Proprietor
Herbert Woodward as Tom
Jack Raymond as Railway clerk
TV Guide called it "a pleasant comedy." [3]
William Thomson Hay was an English comedian who wrote and acted in a schoolmaster sketch that later transferred to the screen, where he also played other authority figures with comic failings. His film Oh, Mr. Porter! (1937), made by Gainsborough Pictures, is often cited as the supreme British-produced film-comedy, and in 1938 he was the third highest-grossing star in the UK. Many comedians have acknowledged him as a major influence. Hay was also a keen amateur astronomer.
Oh, Mr Porter! is a 1937 British comedy film starring Will Hay with Moore Marriott and Graham Moffatt and directed by Marcel Varnel. While not Hay's commercially most successful, it is probably his best-known film to modern audiences. It is widely acclaimed as the best of Hay's work, and a classic of its genre. The film had its first public showing in November 1937 and went on general release on 3 January 1938. The plot of Oh, Mr Porter was loosely based on the Arnold Ridley play The Ghost Train. The title was taken from Oh! Mr Porter, a music hall song.
George Thomas Moore Marriott was an English character actor best remembered for the series of films he made with Will Hay. His first appearance with Hay was in the film Dandy Dick (1935), but he was a significant supporting performer in Hay's films from 1936 to 1940, and while he starred with Hay during this period he played a character called "Harbottle" that was based on a character Marriott usually played. His character Harbottle was originally created by Hay when he used the character in his "The fourth form at St. Michael's" sketches in the 1920s.
Sydney Howard was an English stage comedian and film actor born in Leeds, West Riding of Yorkshire.
Old Bones of the River is a comedy film released in 1938 starring British actor Will Hay with Moore Marriott and Graham Moffatt and directed by Marcel Varnel, based on the characters created by Edgar Wallace. The film is a spoof of the 1935 movie Sanders of the River.
Train of Events is a 1949 British portmanteau film made by Ealing Studios and directed by Sidney Cole, Charles Crichton and Basil Dearden. It begins with a train that is heading for a crash into a stalled petrol tanker at a level crossing and then flashes back and tells four different stories about some of the passengers.
Tilly of Bloomsbury is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Sydney Howard, Phyllis Konstam, Richard Bird and Edward Chapman. It is based on the play Tilly of Bloomsbury by Ian Hay, previously adapted into a 1921 silent film of the same title It was shot at the Elstree Studios outside London. The film's sets were designed by the art director Clifford Pember. The screenplay concerns a woman who falls in love with an aristocrat.
The House of Trent is a 1933 British drama film directed by Norman Walker and starring Anne Grey, Wendy Barrie, Moore Marriott and Peter Gawthorne. It follows a doctor who faces both a scandal and a moral dilemma when a patient of his dies while he is making love to a press magnate's daughter. It was also released as Trent's Folly.
Jumping for Joy is a 1956 British comedy film directed by John Paddy Carstairs and starring Frankie Howerd, Stanley Holloway, Joan Hickson and Lionel Jeffries.
The Calendar is a black and white 1948 British drama film directed by Arthur Crabtree and starring Greta Gynt, John McCallum, Raymond Lovell and Leslie Dwyer. It is based on the 1929 play The Calendar and subsequent novel by Edgar Wallace. A previous version had been released in 1931.
Up for the Cup is a 1950 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Albert Modley, Mae Bacon, Helen Christie and Harold Berens. The film is a remake of the 1931 film Up for the Cup, also directed by Jack Raymond.
Girls, Please! is a 1934 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Sydney Howard, Jane Baxter, Meriel Forbes and Peter Gawthorne. It was made at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios. In the film, a physical education teacher at a girls school is left in charge when the headmistress is absent, and has to confront the elopement of one of the pupils.
Widecombe Fair is a 1928 British silent comedy drama film directed by Norman Walker and starring William Freshman, Marguerite Allan, Moore Marriott and Judd Green. The screenplay concerns a farmer who is able to save his farm when he digs up buried treasure. The film's plot was adapted from a 1913 novel by Eden Philpotts, loosely based on the popular folk song "Widecombe Fair".
When Knights Were Bold is a 1936 British musical comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and starring Jack Buchanan, Fay Wray and Garry Marsh. Songs include "Let's Put the People To Work" sung by Jack Buchanan, "Onward We Go" sung by Buchanan & soldiers' chorus, and "I'm Still Dreaming" sung by Buchanan.
The Cure for Love is a 1949 British comedy film starring and directed by Robert Donat. The cast also includes Renee Asherson and Dora Bryan. The film was based on a hit play of the same name by Walter Greenwood about a mild-mannered soldier returning home after the Second World War.
Tempean Films was a British film production company formed in 1948 by Robert Baker and Monty Berman. Tempean's output of B movies were distributed by Eros Films. The company later moved into television, adapting Leslie Charteris' series of The Saint novels, starring Roger Moore.
Where's George? is a British comedy film starring Sydney Howard. It was made in 1935.
No Parking is a 1938 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond. The film features Charles Carson, Geraldo, Fred Groves, Gordon Harker and Leslie Perrins in the lead roles.
Almost a Divorce is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Jack Raymond and Arthur Varney and starring Nelson Keys, Sydney Howard and Margery Binner. It was made at British and Dominion's Elstree Studios.
Gay Old Dog is a 1935 British comedy film directed by George King and starring Edward Rigby, Moore Marriott and Ruby Miller. It was a quota quickie made at Walton Studios.
↑ "Up for the Cup (1950)". BFI. Archived from the original on 12 July 2012.
↑ "Up for the Cup (1931)". BFI. Archived from the original on 14 January 2009.
↑ "Up For The Cup". TVGuide.com.
Up for the Cup (1931) at IMDB
The films of Jack Raymond
A Woman Misunderstood (1921)
Somehow Good (1927)
Second to None (1927)
Zero (1928)
A Peep Behind the Scenes (1929)
Splinters (1929)
French Leave (1930)
The Great Game (1930)
Up for the Cup (1931)
The Speckled Band (1931)
Tilly of Bloomsbury (1931)
Almost a Divorce (1931)
Life Goes On (1932)
Say It with Music (1932)
Up to the Neck (1933)
Night of the Garter (1933)
Just My Luck (1933)
It's a King (1933)
Sorrell and Son (1934)
The King of Paris (1934)
Girls, Please! (1934)
Where's George? (1935)
Come Out of the Pantry (1935)
When Knights Were Bold (1936)
The Frog (1937)
The Rat (1937)
Blondes for Danger (1938)
No Parking (1938)
A Royal Divorce (1938)
The Mind of Mr. Reeder (1939)
The Missing People (1940)
You Will Remember (1941)
Take Me to Paris (1951)
Reluctant Heroes (1951)
Worm's Eye View (1951)
Little Big Shot (1952)
Films by Herbert Wilcox
As director
Chu-Chin-Chow (1923)
Southern Love (1924)
Decameron Nights (1924)
The Only Way (1926)
Nell Gwyn (1926)
London (1926)
Tip Toes (1927)
Madame Pompadour (1927)
Mumsie (1927)
Dawn (1928)
The Bondman (1929)
The Loves of Robert Burns (1930)
The Chance of a Night Time (1931)
Carnival (1931)
The Blue Danube (1932)
Goodnight, Vienna (1932)
Money Means Nothing (1932)
The Little Damozel (1933)
Bitter Sweet (1933)
Yes, Mr Brown (1933)
The Queen's Affair (1934)
Peg of Old Drury (1935)
This'll Make You Whistle (1936)
Three Maxims (1936)
London Melody (1937)
Limelight (1937)
Victoria the Great (1937)
Sixty Glorious Years (1938)
Nurse Edith Cavell (1939)
Irene (1940)
No, No, Nanette (1940)
They Flew Alone (1942)
Forever and a Day (1943)
Yellow Canary (1943)
I Live in Grosvenor Square (1945)
Piccadilly Incident (1946)
The Courtneys of Curzon Street (1947)
Spring in Park Lane (1948)
Elizabeth of Ladymead (1948)
Maytime in Mayfair (1949)
Odette (1950)
Into the Blue (1950)
The Lady with a Lamp (1951)
Derby Day (1952)
Trent's Last Case (1952)
Laughing Anne (1953)
Trouble in the Glen (1954)
Lilacs in the Spring (1954)
King's Rhapsody (1955)
My Teenage Daughter (1956)
These Dangerous Years (1957)
The Man Who Wouldn't Talk (1958)
Wonderful Things! (1958)
The Lady Is a Square (1959)
The Heart of a Man (1959)
Producer only
The Wonderful Story (1922)
Flames of Passion (1922)
Paddy the Next Best Thing (1923)
Black Waters (1929)
Rookery Nook (1930)
Wolves (1930)
Warned Off (1930)
On Approval (1930)
Plunder (1930)
Tons of Money (1930)
A Night Like This (1932)
The Mayor's Nest (1932)
Thark (1932)
The Love Contract (1932)
Leap Year (1932)
The Flag Lieutenant (1932)
The Barton Mystery (1932)
The King's Cup (1933)
Discord (1933)
One Precious Year (1933)
The Blarney Stone (1933)
Lord of the Manor (1933)
Summer Lightning (1933)
Purse Strings (1933)
That's a Good Girl (1933)
Up for the Derby (1933)
Trouble (1933)
Faces (1934)
Lucky Loser (1934)
It's a Cop (1934)
General John Regan (1934)
Lilies of the Field (1934)
Escape Me Never (1935)
Fame (1936)
The Return of the Frog (1938)
The Beggar's Opera (1953)
Yangtse Incident (1957)
The Navy Lark (1959)
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WESTPORT ISLAND, ME - Georgia Kurrus Sledge passed away peacefully in her home on January 26, 2018, surrounded by her children and her husband of over 60 years, Clement Blount Sledge, M.D. She was 82 years old.
Born on June 14, 1935 in St. Louis, Georgia graduated from the John Burroughs School in St. Louis and received her bachelor of arts degree from Goucher College in 1957. While home from college for the summer before her senior year, Georgia accepted a chance invitation to play tennis and met the love of her life, Clem, who was an intern at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis. After only five dates, Clem proposed, and they were married shortly thereafter.
The couple moved to Marblehead, Massachusetts in 1957 when Clem was stationed in the Navy in Charlestown. Georgia began teaching at the Tower School in Marblehead, where she spent the next four decades as a beloved sixth grade teacher, music teacher, drama director, and mentor to countless children. Georgia took great pride in her career and loved that eventually she found herself teaching the children of former pupils. She took time off to raise her four children, but returned to teaching at Tower as soon as she could, continuing until her retirement in 1996. Georgia's influence on her students was long lasting, and she instilled in them a life-long love of both reading and writing.
When Georgia and Clem retired, they moved to a quiet point on Westport Island, Maine, where they spent the summers kayaking and cruising on their boat with friends and family. In addition to knitting, needlepoint and sewing, she also took up quilting and gifted each of her twelve grandchildren a personalized "Nanny quilt."
Georgia will be remembered for her infinite love and boundless energy. She was one of the very first female Cub Scout leaders, a Girl Scout leader for over 30 years, a piano teacher, soccer coach, and Sunday School teacher. Each Christmas when her children were young, she would invite the neighborhood children to practice singing carols at her house, and they would then perform for their parents at her annual Christmas party, with Georgia accompanying on the piano.
Georgia had a way of making friends, young and old, into family. She was an amazing cook and an even better baker, graciously sharing recipes, including her original "Sledge Cookies," and teaching anyone interested how to bake bread. Her home, which always had her much loved golden retrievers milling about, was open to anyone and everyone, and many considered her a second mother.
In addition to her husband, Georgia is survived by her daughters Margaret (Mego) Sledge Tracy of Palo Alto, CA, and Claire Sledge Smith of Marblehead, MA, her sons John B. Sledge, M.D. of Lafayette, LA and Matthew C.B. Sledge of Boothbay Harbor, ME, her sons-in-law Edward D. Tracy and Christopher R. Smith, her daughters-in-law Isabella J.P. Sledge, M.D. and Jennifer Barry Sledge, and twelve grandchildren: Matthew, Kaitlyn, Kevin and Brian Tracy; Alexa and Jake Sledge; Margret and William Sledge; and Mollie, Reid, Elsa and Annie Smith.
There will be a celebration of life this coming summer. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to Smile Train, an international children's charity providing cleft repair surgery, at www.smiletrain.org.


Longlisted for the 2014 IMPAC Dublin Literary Award and the 2012 Man Asian Literary Prize.
Kim Thúy was born in Saigon and arrived in Canada at age ten in 1978. She has degrees from the University of Montreal in linguistics and translation and in law, and has been appointed a Knight of the Ordre national du Québec. In 2017, she was awarded an honorary doctorate by Concordia University, for giving eloquent voice to the refugee experience, and the Medal of Honour of the National Assembly of Québec.
Sheila Fischman is a two-time winner of both the Canada Council Prize for Translation and Columbia University's Felix-Antoine Savard Award, and has also received the Governor General's Award for Translation and the Molson Prize for the Arts.


Technique of the Week: Stuffing | We Like to Cook!
In cooking, stuffing or filling is an edible concoction used to fill a cavity in another food item. Many foods may be stuffed, including meats, vegetables, egg, and fruits. In addition to stuffing the body cavity of animals, including mammals, birds, and fish, various cuts of meat may be stuffed after they have been deboned or a pouch has been cut into them. Many types of vegetables are also suitable for stuffing after their seeds or flesh has been removed; tomatoes, peppers, and mushrooms are common items for stuffing.
The term stuffing usually refers to the mixture placed into a turkey for the traditional Thanksgiving meal, while dressing denotes the same mixture cooked outside the bird. Turkey stuffing usually consists of bread crumbs or cubed, dried bread, with onion, celery, salt, pepper, and other spices and herbs such as oregano, sage and thyme.
Almost any ingredient may serve as stuffing such as contain bread, rice, vegetables, fruits, nuts, herbs cheese and even tofu. Oysters are a traditional stuffing component for Thanksgiving. In England, a popular stuffing is sausage seasoned with sage, onion and apple. Other types of fruits and dried fruits are often added to stuffing including prunes, apricots and raisins.
It should be noted that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) cautions that cooking animals with a body cavity that is filled with stuffing can present potential food safety issues. Even when the cooked meat reaches a safe temperature, the stuffing inside may still contain bacteria (and if the meat is cooked until the stuffing reaches a safe temperature, the meat may be overcooked). The USDA recommends cooking stuffing /dressing separately from the bird and not buying pre-stuffed birds. Of course, stuffing is not recommended for turkeys that are to be fried, grilled or smoked.
I am a cooking enthusiasts and I really want to learn more about cooking. Different techniques and strategies on cooking foods, etc. But of course, cooking must also be safe. I usually recommend my friends to get their own personal food hygiene certification to make the food they are cooking are safe for the ones who will eat their food.


Howlin' Birth Of The Cool crewneck sweater in tobacco. Densely knit, soft virgin wool high crewneck pullover with ribbed edges. Slightly brushed for unique texture and handle. Designed in Belgium. Knitted in Scotland from 100% premium wool. Unisex sizing.


Italian fashion empire Dolce & Gabbana was founded in Legnano by eponymous designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. Seen as the most influential and powerful names in the industry.
Today, men probably have no more than one or two pairs of gloves, which they bring out when it gets chilly. However, in the days of old, gentlemen would wear gloves for almost every occasion, such as riding or walking in public, or going to the theater or church.
Dress gloves work well with a business suit (or something, even more, formal) and a long overcoat. Functional gloves are great for their designed purposes, but not really style items. For everything in between, you'll want a casual pair.
Your basic dress glove is plain black leather, tight on the fingers and straight-sided.
Band of material below the wrist, often lined with a separate material from the rest of the glove. In dress gloves, cuffs should be limited to dark fur, not contrasting sharply with the color of the leather.
Sensible way to add insulation, and common in most gloves. Dress gloves are kept as thin as possible through the use of lightweight, compactable liners like cashmere and rabbit fur. Lightweight synthetics are also used these days but should be entirely interior and hidden from view to keep from "cheapening" the look.
This is a neglected category. Most guys own one functional pair of gloves but adding a second pair of allows for some interchangeability.
The idea of the casual glove is to have something that isn't black. Brown is always the best alternative since it matches the most common casual shoes.
Selecting men's gloves Dolce & Gabbana will create a unique style and look that will be just a handy but attractive all over others. Unique pieces and designs are selectively chosen and just made for unique performances and unique men's styles.
With a wide range of cozy shearling, luxurious leather and wool styles, the collection of men's Dolce & Gabbana gloves has something for everyone.


Metal Industries Workers' Union was formed in 1981. They represent employees in metal industry.
Kian Hua is the youth representative of Young MIWU.
Jackson is the youth representative of Young MIWU.
Young MIWU organised an event at Bettr Barista for its youth members to interact and learn more from founder Pamela Chng. Besides a day of coffee-related fun, the members also got to know how Pamela chose to give up her successful web firm and give back to the community through Bettr Barista.


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Why it is important to study Plant Physiology?
It is the sub–discipline of Botany which focuses on functioning and physiology of plants. Some of the closely related fields are Plant Ecology, Plant Morphology, Phytochemistry, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Biophysics and Genetics. Some of the fundamental processes included in plant physiology are plant nutrition, plant hormone, nastic movements, circadian rhythms, photoperiodism, function of stomata, etc.
In other words, plant physiology refers to the study of the functions occurring in plants, several vital processes included and their working. For instance, metabolism, mineral nutrition and development; water relations, movement, growth and transport process, etc. are some of the things that are covered in it.
Literal Definition of Plant Physiology – The word Plant Physiology is derived from the Greek word "Physis" means nature and "logos" means word. Thus, it is the study of discourse on the nature of plants.
The Plant Kingdom consists of Angiosperms, Gymnosperms, Bryophytes, Ferns, etc., and plant Physiology helps in understanding these terms and its importance at the deepest level.
In ecosystems, plants are the primary source of food.
Plants possess the ability convert the solar energy into organic molecules.
Plants provide us several economical and important products like cotton, medicines, wood, fibers, etc.
These have aesthetic value and can be applied in Agriculture, Horticulture and Forestry.
Firstly, the physiology of metabolism and nutrition that deals with transformation, uptake and release of materials, along with their movement between cells and organs of plants.
Secondly, it includes the physiology of growth, reproduction and development.
And lastly, environmental physiology, including response of plants to the environment and changes.
The research in plant physiology is carried out at different levels of organization. The main organization level is Molecular to Cellular and Organism to Whole plant. The research at molecular level includes proper understanding of several metabolic processes and regulation. Work at the level of cells is concerned with the working and integration of cells.
Plant Physiology plays an integral role in agriculture as it helps the researchers to study the behavior of plants in different conditions of weather. It also helps in genetic modification which is very important branch of science. It helps in understanding that rate of survival of plants in unfriendly conditions like drought.
Why studying plants is important?
Initially, plant physiology evolved as the branch of botany concerned with mineral nutrition of plants. The first experiment was conducted by Dutch naturalist Jan Van Helmont in the year 1629 on the formation of plant tissues. The sexual differentiation in plants was discovered in 17th century. Important studies on photosynthesis were carried out by J.Ingenhousz in the year 1779 followed by J.Sénebier and N.T.De Saussure in 18th and 19th centuries. After this the research in soil nutrition in plants progressed and the humus theory was formulated in 1810–1819 by the German Scientist A.Thaer. In second half of 19th century, role of Chlorophyll was studied by K.A.Timiriazev.
In the 2ndhalf of the 19th century and in 20th century, several discoveries were made in plant metabolism resulting Plant Physiology and Biochemistry related closely.
Transportation in plants occurs at three levels, i.e.
The release and intake of water and solutes via Individual Cells. It this done by absorption of water and minerals by root cells from soil.
The short distance transportation of substances from cell to cell. It includes loading of sucrose into sieve tube cells from Photosynthetic Cells of Phloem.
The long distance transportation within Phloem and Xylem. It is the whole plant phenomenon where transportation takes place from leaf to root.
Plants sense intensity, wavelength, periodicity of electricity and direction. Photo Morphogenesis is induced by light and several other processes like Chloroplast Differentiation, Phototropism, Germination and Flowering. Thus, Photo Morphogenesis is referred as Light Mediated Development.
In case of plants, this phenomenon is studied by using frequency controlled light sources in order to grow plants. According to it, light has significant impact on the growth of plant and most noticeable effect can be seen during the germination of seed.
It is the reaction of plants to the length of day and night. The term photoperiodism can be defined as "the developmental responses of the plants to the relative length of light and dark periods." In majority of flowering plants, the pigment phytochrome is used to identify the seasonal changes in the length of the day. This sensitivity to the length of the day is sent as signal to flower via Phytochrome and this process is referred as Photoperiodism. Plants are also classified on the basis of their responses to the length of the day as long day plants, Neutral Day Plants and Short Day Plants.
Following (figure) shows the effect of duration of night and day on plants. The plants that flower when the light period is shorter are called short day plants, the plants that flower when the light period is longer are called long day plants and the plants that flower irrespective of the length of the day are day – Neutral Plants.
These are also known as Phytohormones. These are defined as "the chemical messenger that regulate plant growth" and are termed as plant growth substances or Plant Growth Regulators (PGR). These hormones are secreted in small amount and influence several physiological processes such as seed germination, dormancy and development of seed. They also contribute in regulating leaf formation, tissue growth, development and ripening of fruit and leaf abscission and even death.
It is the study of phytochemicals and is used to describe large number of secondary metabolic compounds which are important in plants. These compounds are used to provide protection against plant diseases and attack of insects. These compounds also prevent human beings and are used in herbal medicine.
The following figure shows an example of Phytochemistry of Turmeric in several herbs like Lemon, Sandalwood, Cardamom, Ginger, Cumin, Sage, Tulsi and Oregano.
Following (figure) pictorially represents different Macro Nutrients, Micro Nutrients and Secondary Macronutrients.
The response to stimulus may be Directional or Non-Directional in Plants. The response of plants to directional stimuli like sunlight and gravity is referred as tropism. It results in differential growth in plants whereby some plants elongate on one side and some bend to a lesser side.
Following (figure) shows the positive phototropism in stem and positive geotropism in roots. Stem in the figure shows negative geotropism because it is moving upwards.
Nastic Movement refers to the movement of plants where they respond to Non-Directional stimuli such as temperature and humidity. These movements are the results of differential cell growth like Hiponasty and Epinasty. These movements are independent of the position of stimuli and the frequency and rate of response increases with the increase in stimulus.
Following (figure) shows the nastic movement in Enterobium species, during day time (A) and night time (B).
These are the important molecules for the functioning of plants and there are several pigments found in plants, i.e. Anthocyanins, Carotenoids and Porphyrins. These pigments are responsible for absorbing certain light and reflect others. The light which is absorbed by pigments is utilized via plants so as to power chemical reactions.For instance, the primary pigment, chlorophyll (porphyrin) absorbs light to catalyze photosynthesis. Carotenoids are referred as accessory pigments and help in photosynthesis by gathering wavelengths which are not absorbed by Chlorophyll. Added to these, Anthocyanins are flavonoid pigments. These are soluble in water and occur in almost all tissues of higher plants. These pigments are visible in petals of flowers.
The study of diseases in plants and the resistance of plants to certain diseases and infection are known as Plant Pathology. Plants are also susceptible to several diseases, caused due to Fungi, Bacteria and Viruses along with Physical Invasion of Roundworms and Insects. Plants respond to diseases by shedding leaves or flowers. The control of these diseases is a crucial part for food production failing which may result in reduction of agricultural use of water, land, and other inputs.
Q1. What types of sciences are involved in plant physiology?
Sol. Plant physiology includes the study of ecology and environmental biology; plant biology and anatomy; cell biology, molecular biology, biochemistry, inorganic and organic chemistry.
Q2. What is Eco physiology?
Sol. Eco physiology or environmental physiology is the field of study that focuses on plant ecology.It deals in the manner in which the plants respond the changes in their environment. Physical response factors of plants include plant nutrition, photosynthesis, tropism, functions of hormones in plants, photoperiodism, nastic movements, photomorphogenesis, seed germination, environmental stress, transpiration and plant water relations.
Q3. What is Physiological process?
Sol. Physiological process or life process is defined as "any physical or chemical change occurring within a cell or organism and any exchange of substances between the cell or organism and its environment." It includes the process life gas diffusion, osmosis and transpiration.


Quinlan senior Anna Pristach researched the portrayal of women's bodies by fast fashion brands.
Quinlan senior Anna Pristach is passionate about promoting body image positivity, or being self-accepting, comfortable, and happy in one's body.
During her Loyola experience, Pristach co-created the student organization BIEDA, or Body Image and Eating Disorder Awareness, to raise awareness and encourage people to think positively about their bodies. In three years, BIEDA has grown to 47 members on campus.
She also studied the portrayal of women's bodies on the social media of fast fashion brands, such as Forever 21, H&M, and Zara, with the support of Quinlan Assistant Professor Jenna Drenten, PhD, and a Johnson Scholarship from Loyola's Gannon Center for Women and Leadership. Pristach will present this research later this year at the Marketing Management Association Conference and the Marketing and Public Policy Conference.
Here, she shares her research, its importance, and how Quinlan has aided her success.
We know from research that traditional advertising can influence how women view their bodies. However, this research does not account for the popularity of social media among young adults today.
With the mentorship of Dr. Drenten, my research focused on exploring the representations of women's bodies on Instagram, a visual social platform, for fast fashion brands in both Eastern and Western cultures. We wanted to see how women's bodies are portrayed through social media marketing images targeted toward female consumers.
A lack of diversity exists among the female body types represented within branded fast fashion posts across cultures. Of the 900 images sampled, less than .05% featured plus-size or curvy models. We found that only four models of diverse female body types on a single Western-influenced brand.
The second theme was that particularly among Western brands, the portrayal of female models' bodies reinforce objectification and sexualization. Although Western-influenced brands, such as Forever 21, tend to be slightly more inclusive of diverse body types, the female models portrayed tend to be more sexualized in nature, whereas Eastern-influenced brands, such as Uniqlo, tend to display models more conservatively.
Our study suggests online platforms reproduce traditional objectifying and idealized standards for women's bodies, which reinforces women's internalization of these expectations.
As social media advertising may eventually take over traditional media advertising, it's important to be aware of the messages brands are sending to young consumers through their visual portrayals of the female body.
I'm grateful for the support of both the Quinlan Marketing Department and the Gannon Center. In particular, my mentor, Dr. Drenten, has been a driving force behind my research.
In the classroom, I've learned a lot at Loyola than I perhaps would not have at a different institution that did not embody the Jesuit ideals and mission and that did not emphasize on a well-rounded education. This focus has taken my interests beyond the classroom, and manifested in opportunities like this Johnson Scholarship.


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Today I have been married to my wonderful husband for two years and I thought I would share a few simple thoughts on the beauty I have found in such an imperfect relationship due to the grace and faithfulness God pours over us.
If I had to sum up life with any word it would be, grace, and to be brief, marriage has shown me what this word means in ways that I used to read about but never could understand so deeply until now. I have learned that if you are willing to give God a tiny bit of yourself he is SO faithful to show you how much of himself he has and wants to give to you, 2 Timothy 2:13 says, "If we are unfaithful, he remains faithful, for he cannot deny who he is." One way I have seen this relentless faithfulness unfold is in the oneness I see God creating between Colin and I, our hearts being knit together. This oneness is created not only by God showing his grace and faithfulness to us but also when we learn by example and give others and ourselves his grace and faithfulness.
I don't believe in soulmates in the sense that there is but one person in the world you are destined for but I do believe that Christ is making us one as we are faithful (even in the tiniest ways) to him and his amazing Covenant of marriage. I refuse to take credit for the oneness I feel with my husband because there just is noway that two imperfect humans could pull that off, and trust me I am not that agreeable!
We are all in process and I pray that in a year from now we will have an even deeper sense of who God is and how crazy we are for him and each other. I believe the way to do this is by pursuing God instead of making our significant others or jobs or any other idol you have your strength or joy. Psalm 28:7 says, "The Lord is my strength and shield. I trust him with all my heart. He helps me, and my heart is filled with joy. I burst out in songs of thanksgiving".


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Founded in 1941 as a supplier of basic parkas, Peerless has evolved over the years to a garment manufacturer and importer specializing in the production and distribution of highly technical protective garments designed to provide water-resistance, windproofing and warmth. Peerless is licensed to use Gore-Tex® fabrics including Wind-Stopper® and other work wear materials and has been a supplier to the Canadian Forces since the early 1950s. Its line of military operational clothing aims to reduce detection through camouflage and concealment while ensuring that soldiers are kept warm, dry and comfortable when exposed to extreme weather conditions. Peerless also produces tactical garments made of fire-resistant, anti-static and chemical warfare protective materials. Government business represents over 80% of Peerless' revenue with the remaining revenue coming from sales to other Canadian government agencies, retailers, and other smaller customers including customers in the oil & gas industry.
Made of waterproof, breathable Gore-Tex® fabric, the Stealth Suit offers outstanding protection from wind and rain. This unique garment, which is made in Canada in our unionized factory, can be worn under any multitude of outer shells and garments so the wearer remains dry and comfortable. The Gore-Tex® Stealth Suit is sold to various DND departments, Paramilitary, Police Departments and companies within the oil industry throughout Canada. Its simple yet multifunctional design makes the Gore-Tex® Stealth Suit a perfect addition to any field ensemble. The design of this field suit is exclusive to Peerless Garments LP and is manufactured using top quality Gore-Tex®. Stealth Suits are manufactured on site in our unionized factory.
DewLine Coveralls are regarded as a premier line of flame-resistant work clothing.
Manufactured exclusively at Peerless Garments in our unionized factory, Canadian-made DewLine Coveralls offer superior fire-resistance, giving you and your co-workers safe working conditions while also providing the most comfortable coveralls available.
Those who must defend themselves against life-threatening forces on a daily basis need all the protection they can get. Introducing GlenGuard® FR – a revolutionary flame resistant fabric engineered to protect and serve workers who face the harsh environments of gas/oil refinery and electric utility industries. The strength of our new fabric comes from the flame resistant, durable, comfortable and colorfast properties inherent in advanced, light weight Kermel® aramid fibers. Garments made of GlenGuard® FR are UL Certified and is long-lasting.
GlenGuard® FR features excellent resistance to aging, sunlight and abrasion and is one of the lightest weight NFPA70E Class 2 fabric available on the market. It has the touch of cotton and inherent moisture management ability and uses a static dissipative fiber to combat nuisance static.
GlenGuard® FR is resistant to most solvents (except phenols and solvents that are very polar) and chlorine bleach The Kermel fiber in GlenGuard resists alkalis, bleaches, solvents and low acid concentrations.
GlenGuard® FR coveralls are available in sizes 36 through 60.
A trusted source of protection worldwide, NOMEX® fibres feature "built-in" protection from flame and heat. When exposed to flame, the NOMEX® aramid fibre swells and becomes thicker, forming a protective barrier between the heat source and the skin. This protective barrier stays supple until it cools, giving the wearer vital seconds of protection to escape without serious injury. NOMEX®-based protective apparel is worn by fire-fighters, petrochemical workers, military personnel and many other professionals.
Garments made with NOMEX® are made to last and are easy to maintain. They can be commercially laundered or dry-cleaned, using conventional methods without altering their ability to protect the wearer against heat and flame.
NOMEX® fabrics undergo minimal shrinkage (maximum 3 per cent) and maintain their original size and shape over the life of a garment. In fact, NOMEX® garments come out of the dryer ready to wear and rarely require ironing.
NOMEX® coveralls are available in sizes 36-60.
To learn more about Nomex, visit the Springfield website.
Canadian-made jackets available in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Peerless Garments buys leather in significant volumes resulting in the best buying prices which are passed along to our customers. A benefit of volume purchasing allows us to maintain an inventory of over 200,000 square feet of cowhide, lambskin, pigskin and other leathers in various textures, colours and thickness. Having a sizable inventory increases our capacity to produce garments in our unionized factory on a more timely basis as well as providing quicker access for our leather skins customers.
Wool Melton body, raglan leather sleeves.
Two lower, double-welt leather pockets.
Knit collar insert Cuff and waist.
Soft, cowhide Napa leather stroller.
Zip front with storm flap.
Two lower, 2 way pockets & one chest 2-way pocket, with dome close.
Inside drawcord waist, front & back detail yokes.
Soft cowhide Napa leather with Thinsulate® zip-out liner.
Two front pockets with rope treatment.
Fancy stitched collar and loose cap-like yolk front.
Laydown collar with notched lapel.
Two lower single welt pockets with triangle stitching at ends.
Peerless Garments specializes in the manufacture of cold/wet weather outerwear. Our garments, which are Canadian made in our unionized factory, offer extreme weather protection, keeping the user warm, dry and comfortable in even the worst conditions.
The uniqueness of our business leads us to develop and produce outerwear garments for organizations with larger workforces in the outdoors. Government organizations including the armed forces, parks and forestry staff, RCMP and other similar users are our regular customers.
Originally designed by Peerless Garments for the Canadian Military in extreme cold weather conditions, the Extreme Cold Weather Parka is now available to the public in navy or the original olive drab colour.
This amazing jacket, which is made in Canada in our unionized factory, is made of Canadian Twill, a cotton and nylon fabric that repels water and oil.
The Extreme Cold Weather Parka features a fully-functional, snap-out liner in Canadian Twill with a stand-up knit collar extended with button closing to protect the neck. Large Box Quilt with 10 oz. of polyester insulation in the body and 7 oz. in the sleeves.
The Extreme Cold Weather Parka is available in both navy and olive drab colours, and a variety of sizes, ranging from Small to 4XL.
Wear what the professionals wear.
Peerless Garments has been creating parkas for police forces for years in our unionized factor, and now you can own one of these top-of-the-line jackets.
The Canadian-made Police Parka, manufactured in our unionized factory offers warmth and comfort for harsh winter conditions that are the calling card of Winnipeg, Manitoba weather.
Style 189N is available in a 200 Denier Nylon Linebacker fabric with a polyurethane coating that is water proof.
Sizes range from Small to 4XL.
Style 189R is available in Canadian Twill, a Cotton/Nylon fabric that repels oil and water. Sizes range from Small to 4XL.
Both Police Parka styles are available in chest sizes 36-54.
Large 6″ diamond quilt with polar insulation throughout the parka.
Detachable hood with button close chin straps and a draw cord.
Heavy duty metal zipper on the front and hood.
Cuff and sleeve design allows for gauntlet-style gloves to fit over and inside, keeping out snow ice and wind.
Inside draw cord at waist.
Double-lapped seams for extra strength and durability.


1. On cars with a formula 4x2 the engine is removed together with the check point. On cars with a formula 4x4 check points (transmission) are disconnected from the engine, is fixed and remains on the car.
2. Remove a cowl, the air filter and the battery.
3. Merge liquid and oil from the engine and the check point.
4. Disconnect radiator hoses, designate and disconnect all vacuum hoses and wires.
5. Disconnect and muffle fuel hoses. Remove the pump of the hydraulic booster and the compressor, take aside, without disconnecting from highways.
6. Disconnect a cable of a butterfly valve.
7. Disconnect heater hoses, remove a pneumatic valve arm from a partition of a motor compartment.
8. Lift a forward part of the car and disconnect wires from a starter and the generator. On V6 engines remove a starter.
9. On cars with automatic transmission disconnect hoses from a cooler in the lower part of a radiator and merge liquid.
10. Remove a radiator and a casing.
11. Disconnect an exhaust pipe from a collector.
12. Remove the working cylinder of coupling from transmission, disconnect a cable of the emergency brake and take aside.
13. On cars 4x4: disconnect the forward driveshaft and half shafts (Hl. 9), turn off 5 bolts and lower a forward reducer on a cross-piece, disconnect transmission from the engine (or turn off hydrotransformer bolts) (Hl. 7).
14. On cars 4x2: disconnect the driveshaft (Hl. 9), perform all works on a transmission detachment, to an otvorachivaniye of bolts (Hl. 7).
15. Attach таль to hooks on a head of cylinders and you will hang out the engine.
16. On cars 4x4 turn off bolts of fastening of a back support of a reducer to a frame.
17. On cars 4x2 turn off bolts of fastening of an arm of transmission to a body, then turn off bolts of fastening of an arm to transmission.
18. Turn off bolts of fastening of an arm of a forward support to the block of cylinders.
20. On cars 4x4 raise the engine and displace forward to disconnect from transmission. On cars 4x2 incline the engine and get from a motor compartment (photo).
Turn out hydrotransformer bolts. Remove transmission.
Turn off coupling case bolts. Remove the check point, without allowing that its weight was perceived by a main shaft.
23. Installation is carried out upside-down. On cars 4x4 grease a coupling case with sealant.
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From New York or north Jersey: Take Route 78 west to exit 17, merge with Route 31 north. At second traffic light, make a right onto 513 north through High Bridge. Follow signs to the park.
From Pennsylvania and western New Jersey: Take I-78 east to exit 16, cross Route 78 to traffic light. Proceed through traffic light. At stop sign turn left, merge onto Route 31 north. At second light on Route 31 north turn right on Route 513 through High Bridge. Follow signs to park.
Voorhees, like Parvin State Park, served as a camp for the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) - Franklin Roosevelt's program to get people back to work during the Depression. The CCC planted trees and constructed shelters, picnic sites and trails throughout the park. Two overlooks provide scenic views of Round Valley Reservoir and Spruce Run Reservoir.
Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day - 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Office Hours: the office is temporarily closed. Camping reservations and other information regarding Voorhees State Park can be obtained by contacting Spruce Run Recreation Area at (908) 638-8572.
Note: Campgrounds open yearly from April 1 through October 31.
From 1933-1941 about one thousand young men worked at Voorhees and Hacklebarney in a Depression-era federal agency known as the Civilian Conservation Corps. The CCC was the brainchild of one of the 20th century's leading figures, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The agency had two goals: to give jobs to unemployed young men, between the ages of 17 and 24 and veterans of World War I, and to undertake thousands of conservation projects across the nation in parks, forests and at historic sites.
When the CCC boys arrived at Voorhees in 1933, they found three relatively undeveloped parcels of land. The park still reflected Governor Voorhees' use of the property as a farm including pastures, woodland, barns and an apple orchard. By the time the CCC boys were finished working eight years later, under the supervision of the National Park Service (NPS) and the United States Army, they had built the present-day road systems, shelters, latrines, visitor amenities, and trail systems or major public access areas that still remain or are used in different ways today.
Each CCC company had 200 men, although that number was not always maintained. The CCC camp at Voorhees was initially known as Camp #20 or Camp Voorhees. Later it was given the designation of SP#5 with Company 1268 assigned to it. SP designated State Park and the company number coincided with the Army Corps district.
CCC boys were paid $30 a month and $25 was automatically sent home to family members or guardians for their support. The boys were paid $2.50 every other week. For many enrollees at Voorhees, the CCC provided vocation and avocational classes. The education program was known as "The School of the Woods" and included job training, current events and access to a camp library.
The staff of Voorhees State Park continues to pursue learning about their CCC history. All former enrollees or surviving family members of Company 1268 are encouraged to contact the park office at 908-638-6969.
Additionally, in an effort to show our appreciation to the enrollees of CCC Company 1268, Voorhees is planning to erect a life-sized bronze statue of a CCC worker at the entrance of Company Street. This statue would commemorate the outstanding work of the CCC throughout this great country during the years of 1933 to 1943. Contact the Voorhees State Park main office at 908-638-6969 to learn more about how to be a part of this effort!
Images of America: Hacklebarney and Voorhees State Parks.
The New Jersey Astronomical Association hosts an observatory and astronomy education center in the state park. The 26-inch Cassegrain reflector is the largest working telescope accessible to the public in New Jersey. All are invited to explore the wonders of the sky at programs offered from March to November. For further information, visit www.njaa.org.
Voorhees has 7 trails that are suitable for a wide range of abilities and interests. All trails in the park are multi-use except the Cross Park Trail and the Parcourse Circuit, which are footpaths only. The trails range from wide and graveled to rocky and steep in places; the parcourse is accessible for people with disabilities.
VOORHEES STATE PARK CAMPGROUND RESTROOM AND SHOWER FACILITY IS CLOSED. There will be portable toilets provided, an operational dishwashing station, and potable water access on site. Showers are available at the nearby Spruce Run Recreation Area campground.
Campsites: 47 tent and trailer sites with fire rings and picnic tables are available. Modern toilets and showers are within walking distance. Trailer sanitary station is open April 1 through October 31. Campsites open April 1 t0 October 31. Fee: NJ Resident $20 per night; Non Resident $25 per night.
Group campsites: Two group sites with picnic tables, fire rings, toilets, showers. Campsite A accommodates up to 50 people. Fee: New Jersey Resident $100 per night; Non Resident $200 per night. Campsite B accommodates up to 30 people. Fee: New Jersey Resident $60 per night; Non Resident $120 per night. Open April 1 through October 31.
Shelters: Three shelters. Cabin-like structures with wood stove for heat and two double-deck bunks, which sleep up to four people. Sites include a fire ring and picnic table. Open April 1 through October 31. Fee: NJ Resident $48 per night; Non Resident $60 per night. To view a picture of the shelters click here.
Is there fishing in the park? There is Bass and Bluegill fishing available in several small ponds in the park.
Is there swimming in the park? There is no swimming allowed at Voorhees State Park. However, Spruce Run Recreation Area will permit registered Voorhees campers to use their beach and swim facilities.
Is hunting permitted in the park? Hunting is permitted in several areas throughout the park and is subject to Division of Fish and Wildlife regulations.
Are pets allowed in the park? Dogs are allowed in the day use area of the park. They must be leashed at all times. Dogs are not allowed in the campground at any time.
When is the Observatory open? The New Jersey Astronomical Association operates the observatory. For days and hours of operation please call the NJAA at (908) 638-8500.


The Research and Evaluation Center at John Jay College of Criminal Justice is assessing New York City's violence reduction efforts. One element in the project involves in-person surveys with young men (ages 18-30) in various New York City neighborhoods. The survey relies on Respondent-Driven Sampling (RDS) and the results depict the respondents' attitudes towards violence, their direct experience with violence, and their awareness of local violence prevention efforts.
This brief presents results from project surveys in the Morrisania neighborhood of the Bronx, where the Center for Court Innovation opened a new Cure Violence program in September 2014 with funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
The survey will be conducted again in 2016 to detect additional changes during the study period. See the Research and Evaluation Center's website for additional information: www.JohnJayREC.nyc .
Survey respondents usually ranked the scenarios involving threats and the need for protection (e.g., being physically attacked at a party or witnessing a friend being physically attacked) as warranting the most violent reactions.
After the scenarios related to physical threats, respondents ranked the most serious provocations as those involving disputes over money and disrespect. Competition and jealousy related to intimate partners ranked lower.
Young men in the Morrisania area of the Bronx report greater confidence in law enforcement to help with neighborhood violence (43% in 2015 versus 35% in 2014), and they were slightly more willing to contact police in the event of violence (56% vs. 53%). Their exposure to gun violence decreased somewhat between 2014 and 2015, with fewer respondents having seen guns in 2015 (28% vs. 33% in 2014) and fewer hearing of someone being threatened with a gun (44% vs 53% in 2014). Equal numbers of young men, however, reported hearing gunshots in their neighborhood in the past year (80% in 2014 and 2015).
Their awareness of the public messaging efforts of Cure Violence in Morrisania remained high (74% in 2015) and recognition of Cure Violence staff members was considerable (40%) considering that the program just opened in 2014.
Most importantly, when respondents in Morrisania were asked a series of questions designed to measure their support for interpersonal violence in confrontational situations, they were often less likely to see violence as an appropriate response to conflict. Five of the seventeen indices declined 10 percent or more between 2014 and 2015, and four others dropped by at least five percent. The largest decreases in support for violence were observed among the confrontation scenarios representing disrespect and conflicts over money. However, in the most provocative scenarios (conflicts related to physical threats) support for violence tended to increase between 2014 and 2015.
Delgado, Sheyla A., Jeffrey A. Butts, and Laila Alsabahi (2015). Perceptions of Violence in Morrisania (The Bronx). [Research Brief 2015-06]. New York, NY: Research & Evaluation Center, John Jay College of Criminal Justice.


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Diesels and honorable men: Berlin Bulletin No. 131, August 4 2017
Posted Aug 06, 2017 by Victor Grossman
Ecology, Political EconomyGermanyCommentary, NewsBerlin Bulletin, Featured
Imagine finding, at one table, the worst killer crooks you ever heard of: Jack the Ripper, Al Capone, Bonnie and Clyde, the Serial Killer, maybe the pirate Blackbeard, surely a cold-blooded terrorist or two. The very worst! No matter what bootleg Scotch, yo-ho-ho rum or speakeasy gin they'd offer, Mr. Normal Citizen would want to get out – fast!
Lower the curtain, change the scene. The atmosphere in the government building in Berlin on August 2nd is fully different, not a bit of similarity. Those present, most in tailored apparel, sit in soft leather chairs and sip aromatic drinks from fine glassware. Who are they? Germany's power people!
Their subject matter, not nearly so pleasant as the furnishings, was set in motion by Volkswagen, or rather the innards of its diesel motored vehicles. It was vital enough; not only is VW the world's biggest auto producer, this industry is most powerful in a country whose economic success depends on its reputation; strong, efficient German products, always safe and respectable! Like the furnishings and those meeting in this safe and respectable meeting room.
What had occurred? As the Financial Times of London reported: "Up to 11 million vehicles worldwide were fitted with the 'defeat devices' to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions – only when they were tested." (January 11 2017) It has since turned out that VW was not alone in this planful cheating. So were its rivals, Daimler-Benz (Mercedes) and BMW as well as some suppliers.
But who can distrust such illustrious names? How many dreams they recall, fulfilled or unfulfilled! Happily mated since 1926, Daimler and Benz have always appealed to aristocratic tastes with their beautiful Mercedes. Other wealthy customers preferred distinctive BMW cars. In terms of quantity, Volkswagen autos sold best but, depending on the size of wallets or portfolios, many turned to other brands in the Volkswagen stable – the elegant Porsche, long connected by marriage and money, or to Audi, SEAT, Škoda, Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborghini or Ducati, all acquired branches of the VW empire.
Only a few like me, blessed with long lives but burdened with long memories, have few gleaming dreams but rather bitter recollections on hearing those names. I know, for example, about the major owners of BMW, the Quandt family. Like daughter Susanne Klatten, with a fortune of $22.5 billion the richest person in Germany and probably, after Angela Merkel, the most influential. Her yoiuiunger brother Stephan Quandt has only about $20 billion. Father Quandt, a major sponsor of the Nazi movement, provided the Wehrmacht with a substantial share of its weapons, making his fortune with thousands of concentration camp slaves, many so starved they ate material used to fill the batteries for military vehicles. Ms. Quandt herself is guilty of no such crimes, and can probably drive a car and a very good bargain but not a lathe or machine drill. But her pressure against cuts in air poisoning has been considerable, and so have been her company's contributions to political parties deciding on such issues.
Nor can I forget that during the Nazi era Daimler-Benz was owned by Friedrich Flick, a major financial backer of Hitler and a major profiteer of his war, when 40,000-60,000 hungry slave laborers contributed to his immense wealth, over 10,000 with their lives. Mildly sentenced after 1945 but pardoned in 1950, he became the richest, most powerful industrialist of them all. His son and heir was not known for any better morals; in the giant "Flick Affair" in 1983 it was found that the family had cheated the nation of almost a billion in taxes and bribed every key minister or politician to cover it up. Daimler-Benz, always close to the top, indicated its moral improvement by defying the UN boycott and selling military vehicles to the apartheid government in South Africa.
Volkswagen was born with a scandal; founded by Hitler to provide German workers with a car – the "beetle" – it collected their money every month in advance but then switched to weapon-making before it had delivered one of them. Only after sixteen years of post-war litigation did the cheated – and surviving- workers get a small rebate for the lost money. VW also made a giant fortune by using 40,000 war prisoners, kidnapped workers from conquered areas and concentration camp prisoners.
But those crimes all belong to the past; their perpetrators are long gone, replaced by new men.
And their morals? Month for month more facts came out, VW was forced to retreat step for step, already agreeing to pay huge damages in the USA for its trick use of equipment which showed the permissible and advertised level of emissions during inspection, but switched to high gear air poisoning as soon as it rolled away. Then it was discovered that this was the practice in nearly all diesel-fueled vehicles in Europe, not only VW and Porsche but their competitors Daimler-Benz and BMW in the same way. And then it was found that they were all in it together, not only with nitrogen oxides but in general planning and pricing, agreed upon in strictly forbidden cartel meetings and agreements – known familiarly as cahoots!
Things still moved slowly. Then a lower court judge in Stuttgart ruled that Diesel vehicles which did not conform with legal emission limits could be barred from inner cities; health came first. This was earnest; if Stuttgart could do it, might not Munich, Hamburg or Berlin? Who would then buy banned vehicles?
Something had to be done, so the "Diesel Forum" was called, with the Transportation Minister, the Environment Minister, the big corporations companies involved, the heads of some German states, a few organizational representatives but none of those hit by asthma, cancer or other victims.
But this was at best a sticky field. How tough could they get? The minister president of Bavaria, a major player in the Christian party union with Angela Merkel, is hardly unaware of the huge BMW corporation in his state. The head of Baden-Wurttemberg is a Green (the only one in such a job) and his party should be especially alarmed about emissions. But his presidential palace is within yodeling distance of the main factories of both Daimler-Benz (with Mercedes) and Porsche, the main props of his economy (and he conspicuously uses a state Mercedes!). As for VW itself, 20% of it is owned by the state of Lower Saxony, whose government has thus far been in the hands of the Social Democrats (with a few Greens). How stern can they all get? Elections, due in eight weeks, are always expensive!
The Environment Minister can be a bit difficult, but not the more important Transportation Minister, Alexander Dobrindt, a far-right politician from Bavaria who has made a name for himself in three matters; his sharp opposition to same-sex marriage, even sharper opposition to the LINKE (Left) Party, which he thinks must be carefully watched, or better yet, forbidden, and his listing by Greenpeace as one of 33 auto industry lobbyists. A few years ago he held his protective hand over illegal carbide dioxide emissions; now it's nitrogen oxide from Diesels.
At issue at the forum was how best to lower the poisonous emissions. Making necessary changes to about 5 million vehicles' hardware would be extremely expensive, up to 1500 euro apiece, a heavy charge. Changing only the software at 100 euros per vehicle would be far, far preferable! It would not nearly bring poison levels down to safe levels, but would cut less of the 10 and more million annual incomes of the carmakers – a small price for years of purposely, secretly deceiving testers, purchasers, laws, society and above all human beings, especially children, who as a result die earlier, not by walking the plank or falling in a hail of bullets, but in debilitating illness and earlier death.
Some people protested, lowering a big banner from the roof of the Transportation Ministry, with a pun on the Nitrogen oxide formula, calling it "Fort NOx". The unamused response was to move the forum to the less accessible Interior Ministry. Need one inquire which decision was reached? After all, money does not grow on trees – nor much else either if such people continue to have their way. The obvious escape was labeled "a compromise!"
Was my opening comparison with notorious bad-man killers too harsh? Perhaps. After all, as Shakespeare's Anthony once said about the killers of Julius Caesar: "So are they all, all honorable men!"
About Victor Grossman
Victor Grossman, born in NYC, fled McCarthy-era menaces as a young draftee, landed in East Germany where he observed the rise and fall of its German Democratic Republic (GDR). He has described his own life in his autobiography Crossing the River: A Memoir of the American Left, the Cold War, and Life in East Germany (University of Massachusetts Press, 2003), and analyzed the GDR and questions of capitalism and socialism in Germany and the USA, with his provocative conclusions, along with humor, irony and occasional sarcasm in all directions, in A Socialist Defector: From Harvard to Karl-Marx-Allee (New York: Monthly Review Press). His address is wechsler_grossman [at] yahoo.de (also for a free sub to the Berlin Bulletins sent out by MR Online).
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The public portion of the Taman inquiry is finally at an end. That is sure to come as a relief for both Winnipeg and East St. Paul police services whose members' actions and testimony gave them each rather large and ugly black eyes. I refer to the chain of officers who took the stand and incredulously claimed no memory of the night's events leading up to that terrible collision that saw Derek Harvey-Zenk kill Crystal Taman after a night of drinking and partying with other officers.
Worse still there have been whispers that the East St. Paul's police service deliberately botched the investigation, allowing former Winnipeg officer Harvey-Zenk (a colleague of the St. Andrew's chief) to walk away with only house arrest.
We've heard complaints that Harvey-Zenk's colleagues (and fellow party-goers) have been unfairly tarred. People who believe that haven't been paying attention; these officers made their beds and now they have to lie in them. Police officers who claim no memory of details of events like these are, in my opinion, either completely incompetent or lying.
A lot needs to be done from a crisis communications and public relations perspective. Police forces need credibility to exercise their authority. The public has to believe that police officers will act fairly and serve justice even if the criminals happen to be people of power or fellow officers. I'd be tempted to sack several of these officers because they have failed to live up to the honourable standards which we expect. If they can't be sacked, they should be severely reprimanded. It wouldn't be out of line to hold them in rank for the rest of their careers.
I was encouraged to hear that the Rural Municipality of East St. Paul offered an apology to the Taman family for what was clearly an incompetent investigation. That action shows the RM council understands how awful people perceive this case. I've not heard the same from the City of Winnipeg or its police service. Our civic leaders and police chief need to address this credibility gap immediately or things will get worse for the police. If nothing is done, then everyone will assume it's just business as usual and our collective trust in our police service will continue to erode.
As I wrote before, this is both a management issue for the police (they need to execute on policies) and a communications issue. It's not enough to do something, you have to be seen to be doing it.


1. In a heavy-bottomed saucepan, melt the castor sugar, water, butter and golden syrup together.
2. Bring to the boil, turn the heat down so that the mixture simmers and cook, stirring occasionally, for 10 minutes until golden.
3. Remove from the heat and add the condensed milk, stirring all the time. Return to the heat and bring slowly back to a simmer. Stir all the time. Be careful – the mixture is very hot and very sticky and can cause terrible burns. Keep children away.
4. After 20–25 minutes the fudge should start turning a deeper brown colour and will start to fudge on the side of the pot. Watch carefully.
5. When it looks ready, drop a teaspoonful into a glass of cold water. Roll it into a little ball. The ball should not have a toffee texture. It isn't ready if it is still at that stage. The texture should be slightly grainy and set without being brittle. It takes about 45 minutes in total to reach this stage.
6. Add the vanilla essence, which will bubble up, and stir very well a few last times.
7. Pour into a small greased baking tray. Once the fudge has just set (it takes 10–15 minutes), cut into squares.
COOK'S TIP: Add drained and chopped preserved ginger to the fudge when adding the vanilla essence.
The fudge will have lovely glistening pieces of shiny preserved ginger set into the squares that counter the sweetness.


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/*
 * This is a re-write of UnixTerminal with stty process spawn
 * removed for Windows.
 *
 * Portions Copyright (c) 2010-2015 Pivotal Software, Inc. licensed under
 * the same license as the original file. All rights reserved.
 */
package com.gemstone.gemfire.management.internal.cli.shell.jline;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;

import jline.UnixTerminal;

/**
 * This is re-write of UnixTerminal with stty process spawn removed.
 * There is no process named stty in windows (non-cygwin process) so
 * that part is commented, also since erase is already applied within
 * gfsh script when running under cygwin backspaceDeleteSwitched is
 * hard-coded as true
 *
 * To know exact changes please see UnixTerminal code.
 *
 * @author tushark
 *
 */
public class CygwinMinttyTerminal extends UnixTerminal {

  String encoding = System.getProperty("input.encoding", "UTF-8");
  ReplayPrefixOneCharInputStream replayStream = new ReplayPrefixOneCharInputStream(encoding);
  InputStreamReader replayReader;

  public CygwinMinttyTerminal() {
      try {
          replayReader = new InputStreamReader(replayStream, encoding);
      } catch (Exception e) {
          throw new RuntimeException(e);
      }
  }

  @Override
  public void initializeTerminal() throws IOException, InterruptedException {

  }

  @Override
  public void restoreTerminal() throws Exception {
    resetTerminal();
  }

  @Override
  public int readVirtualKey(InputStream in) throws IOException {
    int c = readCharacter(in);

    //if (backspaceDeleteSwitched)
        if (c == DELETE)
            c = BACKSPACE;
        else if (c == BACKSPACE)
            c = DELETE;

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    // a sequence of 3 characters. E.g., the up arrow
    // key yields 27, 91, 68
    if (c == ARROW_START && in.available() > 0) {
        // Escape key is also 27, so we use InputStream.available()
        // to distinguish those. If 27 represents an arrow, there
        // should be two more chars immediately available.
        while (c == ARROW_START) {
            c = readCharacter(in);
        }
        if (c == ARROW_PREFIX || c == O_PREFIX) {
            c = readCharacter(in);
            if (c == ARROW_UP) {
                return CTRL_P;
            } else if (c == ARROW_DOWN) {
                return CTRL_N;
            } else if (c == ARROW_LEFT) {
                return CTRL_B;
            } else if (c == ARROW_RIGHT) {
                return CTRL_F;
            } else if (c == HOME_CODE) {
                return CTRL_A;
            } else if (c == END_CODE) {
                return CTRL_E;
            } else if (c == DEL_THIRD) {
                c = readCharacter(in); // read 4th
                return DELETE;
            }
        }
    }
    // handle unicode characters, thanks for a patch from amyi@inf.ed.ac.uk
    if (c > 128) {
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      // thanks to Marc.Herbert@continuent.com
        replayStream.setInput(c, in);
//      replayReader = new InputStreamReader(replayStream, encoding);
        c = replayReader.read();

    }
    return c;
  }

  /**
   * This is awkward and inefficient, but probably the minimal way to add
   * UTF-8 support to JLine
   *
   * @author Marc Herbert
   */
  static class ReplayPrefixOneCharInputStream extends InputStream {
      byte firstByte;
      int byteLength;
      InputStream wrappedStream;
      int byteRead;

      final String encoding;

      public ReplayPrefixOneCharInputStream(String encoding) {
          this.encoding = encoding;
      }

      public void setInput(int recorded, InputStream wrapped) throws IOException {
          this.byteRead = 0;
          this.firstByte = (byte) recorded;
          this.wrappedStream = wrapped;

          byteLength = 1;
          if (encoding.equalsIgnoreCase("UTF-8"))
              setInputUTF8(recorded, wrapped);
          else if (encoding.equalsIgnoreCase("UTF-16"))
              byteLength = 2;
          else if (encoding.equalsIgnoreCase("UTF-32"))
              byteLength = 4;
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      public void setInputUTF8(int recorded, InputStream wrapped) throws IOException {
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          if ((firstByte & (byte) 0xE0) == (byte) 0xC0)
              this.byteLength = 2;
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          if (available() == 0)
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          byteRead++;

          if (byteRead == 1)
              return firstByte;

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      * InputStreamReader is greedy and will try to read bytes in advance. We
      * do NOT want this to happen since we use a temporary/"losing bytes"
      * InputStreamReader above, that's why we hide the real
      * wrappedStream.available() here.
      */
      public int available() {
          return byteLength - byteRead;
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Just in, Gary Cohn's said to be heading out.
Tonight's focus is once more on trade, tariffs, and macro-economic issues that impact the economy, and thus manufactured housing.
Can you afford to buy a home in these 50 cities?
· President Donald Trump says trade wars hurt America's opponents, not the United States.
· "When we're down by $30 billion, $40 billion, $60 billion, $100 billion, the trade war hurts them, it doesn't hurt us," Trump says.
Gary Cohn's role and position on trade.


As Malaysian officials are determined not to regularise any more workers, the fates of four lakh others remain uncertain. There are some 10 lakh Bangladeshis working in Malaysia. As the workers are already there and know local language and rules, the best solution would be arranging jobs for them under direct employers there. A high-level diplomatic move by Bangladesh to negotiate with Malaysia is needed so that the irregular-turned Bangladeshi migrants could be re-employed. This is important because they have already spent hefty sums to find jobs there, and their deportation would be disastrous.
Even if the workers are not deported in any case, they have to maintain a life with constant fear of being hunted down and arrested by immigration authorities for serving time in prison as blacklisted. It's very frustrating that, despite the paradigm shift in labour policy in Malaysia the Bangladesh High Commission in Kuala Lumpur is in dark.
Migrant rights activists say outsourcing agencies have been plagued with criticisms from employers, trade unions and civil society organisations for exploiting workers. They have also increased recruitment costs and contributed to the increasing number of undocumented migrant workers in Malaysia. We think, eliminating such outsourcing companies is a welcome move but the consequences also must be addressed.


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Inez Louisa McDonald – Bedford
Inez Louisa McDonald, 96, of Bedford, died peacefully at 3:45 p.m. Tuesday, March 29, 2016, at Johnson Christian Village, Bedford, with her loving family at her side.
Born January 19, 1920, in Loogootee, IN, she was the daughter of Gus Arvin and Nora (Graves) Arvin.
She married Leo H. McDonald on September 11, 1941; he preceded her in death on November 11, 1991.
She was a homemaker; a member of St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Bedford, for 58 years; a charter member of the Daughters of Isabella, #697, of St. John's Catholic Church, Loogootee; a charter member of the Lawrence Co. Organ Club; a member of the Bedford Regional Medical Center (now I. U. Health) Auxiliary (Yellow Jackets) and a member of St. Vincent de Paul Church Caring Committee. Inez loved meeting people and making new friends. Her wonderful smile and sense of humor brought joy to everyone that knew her. Her love for God and her family was evident in her daily life. When you saw Inez, you also saw her rosary dangling from her hand. She was never without it. This special lady will be missed every day by her loving family, but we are celebrating her eternal life in Heaven, and being reunited with the love of her life!
Surviving are four sons, Gary (Phyllis) McDonald, Bolivia, NC, Jim (Mickey) McDonald, Wylie, TX, Ray (Marya) McDonald, Deltona, FL and Gus (Karen) McDonald, Walled Lake, MI; one daughter Mary Ann (Chuck) Buttz, Bedford; 12 Grandchildren, Patrick McDonald, Bobbie Jo McDonald, Sean McDonald, Dawn Rogers, Katherine Buckner, Shannan McDonald, Jeremy Buck, Brandon Buck, Donnie Buck, Trisha Morrow, Jennifer DiSanza, and Audrey McDonald; and two step-grandchildren, Scott Buttz and Amy Glenn; 12 great-grandchildren and one due in August; sister-in-law, Dorothy Flynn; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her Parents; her husband; her step-mother, Esther (Waggner) Arvin; two brothers, Robert and Paul Arvin; and one step-brother, Robert Waggner.
The Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 5, 2016 at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Bedford, with Fr. Rick Eldred and Deacon Dave Reising officiating. Entombment will be in Cresthaven Memory Gardens Mausoleum. Friends may call on Monday from 4 p.m. till 7 p.m. The Rosary will be prayed at 7 p.m.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.fergusonlee.com
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"Manigas Kayo": Former IV OF SPADES Frontman Unique Salonga Speaks Out Following His Departure - MYX | YOUR CHOICE. YOUR MUSIC.
Days after the remaining three members of IV OF SPADES announced their vocalist's departure from the band, Unique Salonga himself finally spoke out on the issue regarding the reason for his exit from the group.
Though he slammed those who blasted him for leaving the band, Unique still took the time to thank those who believed in him including his fans, his fellow band members, and everyone else who supported him in his journey with IV OF SPADES.
Unique, who will now pursue a solo career, also teased about upcoming projects that fans can expect from him in the future.


Words can't express how incredibly grateful I am that you all came out on September 28, 2013 to celebrate and live the 2013 edition of Run for a Cause. It takes time to build an idea, and more than tripling the number of participants from the 2012 edition definitely exceeded my expectations.
We celebrated large, small, and grassroots charities. We interacted, we made new friends, and we got inspired.
Team Vega provided some pretty awesome Gift Baskets, Thanks Susan!
Team Vega who provided all the great refreshments!
Thank you to all the partners: Zoomphoto, Vega, lululemon rideau and Elevate Yoga.
You can download all the pictures from the event courtesy of Zoomphoto!
Elevate Yoga is providing one free yoga class if you attended Run for a Cause. Simply say you did.
Thank you to Mr. Mike Herzog from Good Guys Tri that prepared this amazing 90 second video of the event!
THANK YOU EVERYONE and see you next year at the 2014 edition!
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What an awesome day! Sunny and beautiful and feeling inspired after learning about all these different charities. Thx Joe for getting this together!
Thanks Michele for coming out and your continued support my friend! Great seeing you yesterday and look forward to hearing about you crushing your amazing running goals!
Great day! Great outcome! And great smile at the end!!!
Thanks Steph, it was a great weekend with the success of your octoberfest run too, good team work!


One of the things I've been reading regularly is The Hip-Hop Family Tree over on BoingBoing. It is a fantastic history in comic form of the origins of Hip-Hop, starting in the 70's, and currently up to the mid-80's. Well worth the read, and sometimes it turns you on to tracks you forgot existed (like the opening track this week). That put me in the mood that led to the the first half of the show.
The second half features some favorites of both myself and listeners, so enjoy.
Firewater – A Little Revolution – International Orange!


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Die Miljukow-Note ist ein Dokument, mit dem die russische Regierung am  Befürchtungen der westlichen Alliierten entgegentrat, Russland strebe im Ersten Weltkrieg einen Separatfrieden mit Deutschland an. Benannt wurde sie nach Pawel Nikolajewitsch Miljukow, der von März bis Mai 1917 das Amt des Ministers für Auswärtige Angelegenheiten innehatte.

Politischer Hintergrund

Nach der Februarrevolution 1917 hatte sich in Petersburg die sogenannte "Doppelherrschaft" etabliert. Auf der einen Seite stand die bürgerliche "Provisorische Regierung", auf der anderen Seite der Petrograder Sowjet der Arbeiter- und Soldatendeputierten. Letzterer strebte eine umgehende Beendigung des Krieges mit Deutschland an, während die "Provisorische Regierung" trotz Hungers und Kriegsmüdigkeit der Bevölkerung an seiner Fortsetzung festhielt, wie dies der Westen verlangte.
In dieser schwierigen Konstellation bemühte sich Pawel Nikolajewitsch Miljukow, seit März 1917 russischer Außenminister, um die internationale Anerkennung Russlands und die Aufrechterhaltung der im Frühjahr 1915 von England und Frankreich zugestandenen Garantie der russischen Kontrolle Konstantinopels und der türkischen Meerengen Bosporus und Dardanellen. Voraussetzung hierfür war die Zusicherung, dass Russland an der alliierten Konzeption des "Siegfriedens" mitwirkt und sich nicht mit Deutschland auf einen Separatfrieden nach der Formel "Frieden ohne Annexionen und Kontributionen" einigt.
Mit seiner eigensinnigen Außenpolitik, zu deren Zielen neben den bereits genannten auch noch der Anschluss von Ostgalizien und die russische Schutzherrschaft über Armenien gehörten, geriet Miljukow immer stärker in Gegensatz zu seinen liberaleren Kabinettskollegen, darunter Alexander Kerenski. Den entstandenen Streit schlichtete schließlich Ministerpräsident Fürst Georgi Lwow, der Miljukow zwar das Vertrauen aussprach, ihn aber stärker in die Disziplin nahm.

Entstehungsgeschichte der Miljukow-Note

Ausgangspunkt für die Miljukow-Note war eine Deklaration vom , in der sich Provisorische Regierung und Exekutivkomitee des Petrograder Sowjets in der Frage des Krieges auf ein gemeinsames außenpolitisches Programm geeinigt hatten. Die Deklaration diente zunächst nur als innenpolitisches Instrument, um der murrenden Bevölkerung die Grundsatzentscheidung gegen einen Separatfrieden verständlich zu machen. Unter dem Druck der Sozialrevolutionäre und Kerenskis war Miljukow gegen seinen Willen gezwungen, die Deklaration im Rahmen einer Note an die Verbündeten weiterzuleiten.
Unter dem Druck der inneren und äußeren Umstände richtete Miljukow am  ein Zirkulartelegramm an die diplomatischen Vertreter Russlands mit der Anweisung, den westlichen Regierungen den Text der Deklaration vom  weiterzuleiten. Die Verzögerung bei der Weiterleitung ist möglicherweise auch der Grund, dass in manchen Quellen die Note auf den  datiert wird. Kernaussagen der Note waren die Absage an einen Separatfrieden und die Bekräftigung, dass Russland seine Verpflichtungen erfüllen und im Bündnis mit den Alliierten auf einen Siegfrieden hinarbeiten werde.

Folgen

Die Bevölkerung in Petrograd reagiert auf die erneute Proklamation des "Siegfriedens" mit Demonstrationen und Streiks und fordert einen "Frieden ohne Annexionen und Kontributionen". Die hieraus resultierende innenpolitische Krise, die zum Rücktritt von Kriegsminister Alexander Gutschkow am  und schließlich am  von Außenminister Miljukow führte, ging als Aprilkrise in die Annalen ein.

Weblinks
 Russischer Wortlaut der Miljukow-Note (PDF; 5 kB)
 Note der Provisorischen Regierung an die Regierungen der alliierten Mächte ("Miljukov-Note"), 18. April (1. Mai) 1917 – Deutsche Übersetzung mit einer Einführung von Thomas M. Bohn sowie weiteren Quellen- und Literaturhinweisen

Historisches Dokument (Erster Weltkrieg)
Russische Revolution 1917
Politik (Erster Weltkrieg)
Politik 1917

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Sleeping bag has printed design on one side and stripes on the reverse side which is made of Petit Bateau's iconic cotton.
Poppas along shoulders, reversible zip on the side.
Dimensions - Height when poppas are done up: 65 cm, Height when flat: 80 cm, Width: 30 cm.