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111 Round Two
Slumdog Mart and Gorgeous Mart's brand showdown for women adventurers marked the second round.
Gorgeous Smart launches a huge thrown promotional "Dear Zepuros and Kiss" campaign.
This wins big, traps Slam Dogmart in the ring and rarely goes into a punch state.
Genocide Lower had a good understanding of the barren nature of the campaign, which placed a strain on one guest.
However, by making a huge difference in sales, he was aiming for the retreat of Slumdog Mart.
The main female customer of Slumdog Mart in Hallbury is below midstream.
There are not so many layers of freely available money.
If they become obsessed with the 'Dear Zepuros and Kiss' campaign and drop the money as a priority over Gorgeous Smart......
Naturally, the money won't turn around for Slumdog Mart.
At the same time, customers disappear from pastel-colored outlets, which occupy a corner of the Slam Dogmart store.
It is the dimension that idle birds call idle birds to fall into further negative loops.
Then Slumdog Mart's brand for women is affixed with a rettel called 'Products You Can't Make Money' from interested parties.
No one would ever decorate such useless products and waste valuable outlets.
The outlets shrink slightly, and at the end of the day the brand itself disappears......
That's what Genocide Lower drew, the aim (scenario).
In fact, storekeepers at Slam Dogmart stores, especially franchise owners, offered to shrink their new brand outlets.
But Goldwolf didn't allow it.
Respond by lowering sales targets for brands.
And what we did as a countermeasure was a 'free repair' campaign.
There were also many voices against this.
Because neither measure was a measure to generate profits.
The latter measures, in particular, are of the type that should be carried out after the profits have been lubricated.
Even though this doesn't fill my belly, it's like applying it to someone else......
The pursuit of profits was an unlikely management decision for a company that was supposed to be first.
Goldwolf gathers people from the manager class and sometimes goes to the site to explain his thoughts to the franchise owners.
He dared complain that it was a chance to win 'trust' that money could never buy, in a style campaign that wouldn't let consumers consume, the opposite of gorgeous smart.
...... nothing remains for just 'consumption'.
And bad shopping leaves you with grief and resentment.
But in the case of good shopping, even if the object is lost, the memories and trust surrounding it remain.
What we receive money for is just a flash of events.
But customers may spend the rest of their lives using what they have.
I believe that Mr. Primla's brand for women deserves to be used only for the rest of her life and will leave many good memories.
The clerks' minds were moved by this discourse.
Even now, in the winter era, the consciousness was fostered just to stand together and survive the winter.
From here on out, Osama was going to strike a further hand in his quest for early spring.
But sooner than that, a helpship appears.
The hand of salvation (White Knight) is the hiring of materials for The Great Devil's Guide School...!
This may not have to be explained, but it was made possible by the fact that Miglare, the archdeacon who saw the predicament of Slumdog Mart, hung me over her father, the dean.
In addition, Miglare dispatches her own production model unit, Big Bang Love, to Slumdog Mart.
He helped me create the topic.
Below is the "Big Bang Love" interaction where after shopping at Slam Dog Mart, he returns with a hock-face, rocked by a carriage full of big paper bags.
"No! I bought it. I bought it! I never thought I'd buy this much!?
"Hmm, good for you"
"No, come on, did you have a story about Shira becoming the image character of Gorgeous Smart's new brand? But the producer turned it down socko...... Uh, and I really wanted to do that. So did Brittle?
... By the way, Zepuros was the second candidate.
"Barr's been complaining, but I'm sticking"
"Heh, seriously!? That's not a lie!? Blitch, at that time, it was more than just, uh, mumbling, and you and the producer didn't talk for a while!
"Still... because I happened to have stomatitis at that time"
"But now that you've shopped at Slumdog Mart, what the producer was thinking, without knowing?
"Yeah, I always knew that."
"Isn't that right, Slumdog Mart! It's not great, it's warm...! I can't believe you fixed your gear, especially when it was a blistering bump!?
"Yeah, I tried to ask Gorgeous Smart, because he just recommended a new one"
"Then Blitzy Momo, uh, you have the same idea!
"Yeah, I'm gonna tell the producer tomorrow"
"Well, practice here and here! I don't like to do favors and stuff if I burp it, so if it turns out to be Isa, you're a wolf!
"That's not always the case. But if Barr really wants to, you can hang out with him."
"All right, then, let's go!
""... 'Big Bang Love' wants to be an image character of Slumdog Mart!!
It was an unusual offer.
Even though the country's greatest Virgin just serves as an image character outside the brave man's shop, it's a strange thing...
The Great Demon Ladies, who gather the support of the young people, hope even more…!
Plus, keep kicking the gorgeous smart offer that was made earlier......!
Below are the comments of those who were interviewed during their tenure.
"Originally, the producer told me that, uh, Brichi wasn't really into it either. But somehow when I went to Slumdog Mart, they both got hooked! And if you're with that mother, seriously, it doesn't look fun!?
"On the basket, because it's my job"
"Are you kidding me, not a serious tail bummer!? How long have you been solemnizing me? And even like a dog's ear! You liked it so much, ah, ha, ha!
This is quite an anomaly.
If I were to borrow the words of Burning Love to represent it,
... Impossible. No!?!?
For Slumdog Mart, events like Santa came on a weekday.
Besides, minisca gal santa......!
And for Gorgeous Smart, it was a counterattack from a complete blind spot.
It's like being beaten from behind by a round girl, even though he says he's in the game if you like.
Besides, that round girl is almost unpaid and helpless...!
The cost of promoting a new product eventually returns to the consumer.
by either higher commodity prices or more sales.
The fact that all the products of well-known brands are expensive is also a reversal of the fact that so much publicity is expensive.
A lot of galas are also paid for the rideboy Zepuros employed by Gorgeous Smart.
That's why we launched a campaign that made our customers buy more than one.
But Slumdog Mart had zero strain on consumers, despite being able to hit enough promotions to counteract Gorgeous Smart.
Because what a reward paid for 'Big Bang Love'......!
"Free before launching new products" only, because it was...!
This is a good level of no-gala, although the intentions of the people and the producers worked strongly.
Because it's natural, even if you don't bother to include it as a reward, such as presenting a new product to a talent who is an image character.
But because I gave it to you, it doesn't necessarily make you happy.
It is a common story that talent in car commercials regularly use different cars in private.
But they wore Slumdog Mart products as a delight when they became 'seriously concerned'...
What a private initiative it took to become a walking advertising tower......!
A wild dog who had been forced to defend himself against an ugly spear-wielding king opponent named 'Zepuros'.
But here at last, I gained as much power as I could confront.
Wild dogs set up two beautiful swords named 'Big Bang Love' and run out now...!
... Counter Attack Activation...!!


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The perfect car for 2025 isn't (just) self-driving, argues Alex Roy in his new column. He outlines his must-haves — and questions some widely-held industry views in the process.
Have you ever tried to eat a cactus? You don't need to be Nostradamus to know a big, prickly log is going to be tough to swallow, and yet the dominant mobility narrative is exactly that. This very site's title — 2025AD — suggests a Gladwellian tipping point for mobility defying what I like to call Cactus Theory, which is the notion that if two or more technological improvements generate a positive network effect, deploying them individually isn't worth the effort.
If we want to solve pollution, traffic and safety, we need to chop up the cactus of mobility and invest time and money to deploy its component technologies as they become ready.
No one can argue that connectivity, autonomy, sharing and electrification don't have their individual benefits, nor that they don't generate network effects in unison, but between now, 2025 and whenever the four legs of C.A.S.E. reach harmonious ubiquity, let's not overlook the near and mid-term benefits of each as they become available, and figure out what might look like.
This is a sequence, not a timeline, because once the technological problems are solved, cultural and legal challenges will vary, and full C.A.S.E. ubiquity will take decades, even in the first world.
Since this is 2025AD, what follows is what I consider the ideal car available in that year. My goal? Maximize the safety and efficiency of that car — both for myself and the ecosystem in which it exists — based on the technology available.
To avoid any misunderstanding, I define L4 as geofenced autonomy, and L5 as anywhere/anytime/all conditions.
I want to be able to share my car, on the fly, whether I'm in it or not. Oh, wait. I can do that now, but it's fractured between services similar to Turo, the best (and most dominant) example in the United States. If I really want to exploit the sharing opportunities of 2025, sharing needs to integrated into the car on a much deeper level. Cybersecurity may never be 100% solved, but it'll need to be much better for deep sharing integration to work. I want a single software platform aggregating all sharing services, with real-time data on passenger demand, displaying various tools that allow me to optimize use based on criteria like profit, proximity and trust.
If I'm not in the car and sharing in an L4 mandatory autonomous zone, I want a built-in cabin facing camera to monitor the passengers. Not just for how they treat the car, but to protect occupants from each other. Which means we need an Alexa-type audio monitoring system, with a visual and AI-driven backup; if one occupant threatens another, the vehicle goes to a police station. Also, the car will need a panic button.
I have enough connectivity for sharing right now, so what is the purpose of all this extra connectivity the C.A.S.E. people are talking about?
Any L4 system that requires 100% broadband connectivity is a problem. Why? Hardware fails. Power goes out. L4 cars must be capable of operating on their own. If they can't, cities that depend on it will literally grind to a halt.
All of it requires ubiquity to work. People who think that's realistic by 2025 (or maybe ever) haven't spent enough time talking to policy makers, auto makers, or the people who actually are going to pay for it.
You know what else needs to be able to operate on its own? Society. People. Us. Me.
Ug. I'll skip the extra connectivity, at least until 2025 and/or AR gets really good, but that deserves its own article.
There is, however, a decent connectivity case to be made for insurance. If I'm driving like a baby, why shouldn't I get the deepest discount possible? The best way to do that is a connection with my insurance company. Also, If I'm sharing my car to a human-driven platform, I want to know exactly what's going on, and I want my insurance company to stop the car and alert me if something goes awry. I also want to invest in whomever builds that platform. Will it be Nexar?
But wait, there is at least one other argument for a lot more connectivity….
Level 5 won't be available for a long time, but I still want options outside L4 geofences. What if I don't want to drive? Given enough redundant connectivity, a remote teleoperation company like Phantom Auto could and should offer a chauffeur mode. (Not to be confused them with the tragic Phantom.AI.) Phantom Auto has a very interesting teleoperation solution I've personally tested on both sides of the control equation, and they're only a round or two away from big things. I really hope they evolve their business model toward this.
Then there is the logical extension not of better connectivity, but of real-time data. The ultimate edge case? Rolling up on a crime the perpetrators don't want you to see. Both Waze and RedZone announced navigation app functionality that included crime data, to some controversy. Ask anyone with a nice car in South Africa — where carjacking is rampant — whether they want this. Now why would anyone want to enable L4 sharing in an area where the car might be summoned by burner phone, immobilized and stripped?
Add hacking, and the possibility of occupants being robbed if not by each other, then by someone waiting for them, and it's easy to see why vehicle and fleet owners will demand this data on the admin side. Even if they don't, insurers will. I want this data updated in real-time with the accuracy of systems like the NYPD's Compstat.
For those who object to the notion of human driven cars altogether, you've got an uphill battle, but I'm fine with being forced to transition to L4 in a mixed-mode vehicle.
All tolling must be aggregated and linked, if not to my license plate — something which will eventually go away, although maybe not by 2025 — then to my car. It's not merely a question of reducing friction, but of fuel economy. Front plates and exterior transponders affect fuel economy, and windshield mounts are a blight.
EVs are not required for sharing, connectivity or autonomy. I'd love my car to be electric, but it doesn't have to be. Full electrification is inevitable, but not by 2025.
Assuming I'm in an EV, my GPS/navigation should integrate 100% of compatible charging stations, with automated billing. Which means I want a single platform aggregating all the competing charging networks. Any EV that doesn't offer this in-dash will lose to those who do.
Prediction: everyone will get onboard with this except Tesla. Upcoming networks are supposed to be faster than Tesla's anyway, so this shouldn't be an issue.
Let's hope Plugshare raises some money so they can build this platform.
Make sure to check out the second part of Alex Roy's vision for the car of 2025 – including olfactory sensors, push-to-pass technology and a privacy button!


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Federal Court of Appeal dismisses challenge to Indian day school settlement
The Federal Court of Appeal has dismissed a court challenge to a nationwide class settlement to compensate thousands of First Nations, Métis and Inuit for harms suffered while attending federally operated Indian day schools.
Claims process still in limbo as challenger could try and appeal to Supreme Court
Jessica Deer · CBC News · Posted: Dec 12, 2019 2:26 PM ET | Last Updated: December 12, 2019
The Kanien'kehá:ka Onkwawén:na Raotitióhkwa Language and Cultural Center has several day school photos in its archives, but some photos, like this one, have little information about when they were taken or who is pictured. (KORLCC)
But compensation claims still can't go ahead until a 60-day appeal period passes.
Paul-Émile Ottawa, chief of Conseil des Atikamekw de Manawan, Que., felt the agreement reduced access to justice for students who suffered serious physical or sexual abuses. He filed a court challenge in October.
Justice Marianne Rivoalen dismissed the motion in a written decision on Wednesday.
"I conclude that Chief Ottawa's motion should be dismissed, because the evidence is insufficient to show that Chief Ottawa can fairly and adequately represent the class on appeal," she said in her decision.
"Also, I am not satisfied that the appeal is itself in the best interests of the class."
The settlement, which includes more than 120,000 former Indian day school students, was approved by the Federal Court on Aug. 19. The claims process was set to begin 120 days from the approval — on Dec. 17 — subject to any appeals.
Mariette Buckshot, right, and Margaret Swan console each other during an Indian day school litigation announcement in Ottawa earlier this year. (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press)
The chief's court challenge was expected to delay the processing of claims. He now has 60 days to ask the Supreme Court of Canada to review the Federal Court's decision.
That means the claims process remains in limbo for at least the next two months, said Gowling WLG, the law firm handling the settlement.
"While this decision represents a major step forward, it does not clear the path for survivors to begin submitting claims," Gowling said in a statement to CBC News.
"Until Chief Ottawa's appeals are put to rest for good, class members will not be able to begin submitting claims for compensation.
"We hear the frustration and concern this is causing survivors. We have spoken to hundreds of class members who have expressed their dismay over this situation. We are fully committed to doing everything in our power to move things forward as quickly as possible."
'Questions unanswered' says lawyer
Ottawa's lawyer David Schulze said the Federal Court judgment "leaves a lot of questions unanswered from a legal point of view."
Schulze said there's still no evidence the process established in the settlement agreement will work for victims of childhood sexual abuse and physical trauma.
Montreal lawyer David Schulze is representing the plaintiffs. (Jessica Deer/CBC)
"What's striking is that we put it to the courts that Canada and Gowling had no evidence that this would work well for victims of childhood trauma; all the evidence showed that it would not work well, and they didn't disagree with that," he said.
"This is not the beginning of compensation for people who were sexually abused, it's the end."
Indian day school settlement claims process delayed due to court challenge
Last week, plaintiff Margaret Swan pushed for the Assembly of First Nations to pass a resolution requesting Ottawa drop the court challenge due to the number of day school survivors who are ill or elderly, or who have died while waiting for the settlement.
"This year has been frustrating and I hope that it moves forward," she said about the Federal Court decision.
"Day schools did so much damage in every which way, and we're still paying for it today with our language, with our children in care in the child welfare system, with the justice system, every system you can imagine.
"It's a sad, damaging history that we have that contributes to all those things. And I think the best thing we can do for ourselves is support each other in our healing process so the next generation is much better and healthier."
Jessica Deer
Jessica Deer is Kanien'kehá:ka from Kahnawake. She works in CBC's Indigenous unit based in Montreal. Email her at jessica.deer@cbc.ca or follow her on Twitter @Kanhehsiio.
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What is something movies always get wrong?
ByNikhil Pawar November 28, 2022 November 28, 2022 Write a Comment on What is something movies always get wrong?
10 Things Movies Always Get Wrong
Movies get a lot of details incorrect, which causes many movie fans to have a skewed understanding of topics that at first glance appear to be quite elementary.
Sadly, this "misinformation" is quite common among moviegoers, particularly among individuals who rely on movies as their primary source for gaining knowledge of new topics, such as history, actual events, and different cultures.
It is difficult to hold filmmakers accountable for this erroneous understanding.
The primary purpose of the vast majority of films is to amuse rather than to teach. Filmmakers are motivated only by financial gain, and they have every reason to cater to the preferences of their audience members, even if doing so involves presenting inaccurate information.
10. Violent Deaths
In the vast majority of action movies, it seems as if victims pass away instantaneously after being shot or stabbed. Let's get this straightened up once and for all.
Wounds from firearms and knives do not cause instantaneous death in humans. A person may only die instantly if they are stabbed or shot in the head, heart, or cervical region, which is the section of the spinal cord that is located in the neck. If you shoot or stab a person in another part of their body, they will die from bleeding to death instead.
We should also mention that contrary to what is shown in many movies, the majority of poisons do not cause death in a matter of minutes. Some do, but most do not.
The bulk of the poisons that are now available take many days before they may transform living persons into corpses. When it comes to dead bodies, movies have given us the impression that dead individuals have a more seductive appearance than is really the case.
Pale and gray is a common appearance for deceased persons. In addition, they have a putrid odor, especially when they have been decomposing for some time.
This indicates that murder investigators in the real world do not merely stumble upon remains that have been stashed in basements or vehicle trunks by chance. They will smell the corpse a significant amount of time before they actually see it.
9. Arabs and Russians
Who else except us has noticed that the majority of Hollywood action movies feature Russians or Arabs as the antagonists? This is not a random occurrence.
After World War II, when the Soviet Union emerged as the single superpower to confront the United States of America, a tendency evolved of casting Russians in the role of antagonists. The subsequent collapse of the Soviet Union did not make the situation any better since Hollywood immediately shifted its focus to Russia, the country that succeeded the Soviet Union as the primary antagonist.
Arab Muslims are in the same precarious position as everyone else; they are the ethnicity of choice for terrorists, dancers, and millionaires.
This condition is referred to the Arabian-Americans as the "3B syndrome," which refers to the three key positions that are often designated for them: belly dancers, bombers, and billionaires.
It is not clear how Hollywood came to link Arab Muslims with acts of terrorism in the first place. On the other hand, we are aware that Arab Muslims have played terrorist roles prior to the 9/11 attacks. However, the events of September 11 only served to exacerbate the stereotype, and they were ultimately successful in establishing themselves as the ethnicity of choice for the part.
In movies, we usually watch a character die after hearing a gunshot and then seeing them fall to the ground. In the events of real life, we first hear a gunshot and then watch a person fall to the ground dead. Since bullets travel faster than the speed of sound, it stands to reason that a bullet would strike its target just minutes before the victim and other individuals in the area will hear the gunshot.
This is because bullets travel faster than the speed of sound. When we talk about gunshots, we should note that actual battlefields are not often filled with never-ending symphony of gunfire as they are portrayed in many movies. On real battlefields, a significant number of troops never even attempt to fire their guns. When this occurs, they do not fire in automatic mode since doing so would result in the unnecessary waste of rounds.
Movies also portray battles inaccurately, showing them as packed stadiums full of warriors who are visible to everyone despite wearing camouflage clothing. In reality, none of these things takes place. To prevent the adversary from quickly destroying them all at once, soldiers keep a safe distance between themselves.
Their camouflage outfits not only help them blend into the surroundings, but also help them blend in so well that sometimes their coworkers do not even see them.
Last but not least, war zones in real life are far louder than they seem on screen. During combat, soldiers are also highly likely to get disoriented and confused, particularly when they are unsure of the location from which the adversary is firing. Because of this, communication is a complete disaster.
There are occasions when commanders have to repeat commands anywhere from once to four times before the recipient fully comprehends the message.
7. Science
Hollywood often errs in its depiction of scientific concepts. No, we are not going to talk about humans with superhuman strength, the ability to fly, and eye-blasting lasers.
Instead, we're talking about well-established scientific laws like the fact that a person will jump into the air if they're shot.
According to Newton's third rule of motion, for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
A bullet fired from a rifle powerful enough to propel a person into the air at a considerable height would, by this logic, also throw the shooter into the air at a high height, or at the at least break their wrist. Similarly, explosions may be classified as such.
If an explosion can throw a person into the air, it is powerful enough to liquefy their internal organs.
Despite this, it's common in movies for characters to walk away unscathed from massive explosions.
This article would be incomplete without addressing the issue of ships exploding and burning up in space, as shown in the Star Wars franchise.
Although actual spaceships are capable of exploding in orbit, the only visual evidence of such an event would be a brief burst of light.
The absence of air in space means that you won't feel the shockwave or hear the explosion.
Sound waves need air to go from one place to another. Nothing will catch fire on the derelict spacecraft since there is no oxygen or air in space to fuel a blaze.
6. Space Travel
Spaceships in a lot of sci-fi films seem quite different than they would in reality. Movie spacecraft are usually so unrealistic that they couldn't even leave the planet, much alone go to other stars. Even if they depict space travel and people soaring through space, filmmakers sometimes get the details incorrect.
Example: in the 2013 film Gravity, played by Sandra Bullock, an astronaut named Dr. Ryan Stone navigates from a destroyed space shuttle to the ISS and subsequently to a Chinese space station without the use of rockets. Since the astronaut and space stations are in separate orbits, this cannot happen in actual space.
To go from one orbit to another, astronauts require rockets that are quite strong. The power of space shuttles is insufficient, hence they are disregarded. You may either use rockets or nothing at all.
5. Dinosaurs
For those interested in dinosaurs, the best film to see is Jurassic Park.
A movie about dinosaurs, but not the one people turn to first when they want to learn more about them. It was inaccurate in many ways when it came to dinosaurs.
The film's portrayal of T-Rexes, for instance, emphasized their speed at the expense of their vision.
They're both completely incorrect. Though they were very sluggish, T-Rexes possessed exceptional vision.
Like an eagle, they have excellent vision and can detect a mouse in the grass 60 feet away.
They could only go around 15 mph at peak speed, so if you were in a vehicle, you could easily outrun them.
The film Jurassic Park also disseminated false information about various types of dinosaurs, most notably the Velociraptor, Dilophosaurus, and Spinosaurus.
When compared to their appearance in Jurassic Park, velociraptors were very tiny, being around the size of a turkey at most.
In contrast to its portrayal in Jurassic Park, the Dilophosaurus lacked venom and neck fans, and the spinosaurus was not nearly as large, vicious, or strong as it was made up to be.
When put up against the T-Rex, it was easily defeated.
Pterosaurs and pteranodons and other flying reptiles fared little better.
In reality, they had a hard time even landing on trees, much alone transporting a human being. However, the smaller pterosaur was seen to capture people and fly off with them in Jurassic Park.
4. Hacking
Movies often depict hackers working at a computer, clicking away at a keyboard while a screen displays various digital indicators such as a map, a progress bar, and lines of code.
It just takes a few seconds to get access to a computer, pull the necessary data, and then they're done.
Computer hacking is much more tedious and tedious than this.
The vast majority of "serious" hackers seldom, if ever, actually hack anything.
Instead, they employ phishing websites to acquire a user's credentials, which they then use to access the system properly, all without touching a single line of code.
True hackers undergo a lengthy process of tedious work that would have moviegoers dozing off.
Despite this, we have been shown what true hacking looks like in a few movies, but not without attracting the notice of the authorities.
After seeing hacking depicted in the film WarGames, the U.S. government established the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to prevent such attacks (1983).
In a similar vein, the London Metropolitan Police issued cautions to encourage aspiring hackers to refrain from mimicking the hacking scenarios shown in The Matrix Reloaded (2003).
3. Biometrics
Every single reader has watched at least one film in which a character opens a safe or door that utilizes biometric scanning technology by using a severed finger from an adversary who has passed away.
A riveting plot point for the movies, but completely implausible in the real world since biometric scanners can only pick up on living tissue.
A severed finger or eye cannot provide scanners with any meaningful information to read. In addition to this, the human eye quickly loses its shape after being removed from its socket, and by the time the actor arrives at the scanner, the eye will no longer seem to be an eye at all.
Hollywood often portrays Africa as a continent torn apart by war and inhabited by destitute people who live in remote places and lack access to modern technologies. This image of Africa is prevalent in the entertainment industry. This makes absolutely no sense at all.
To begin, Africa is not a country but rather a continent that is home to 54 different countries that have their own distinct identities.
The locals have access to the same sorts of cutting-edge technologies that are available to individuals in other parts of the world.
In addition, Hollywood has a propensity for combining a number of different language variants and cultural traditions associated with Africa.
As an example, a South African language was used in place of a Rwandan language in the movie Hotel Rwanda (2004), while a Ghanaian language was used in place of a Nigerian language in the movie Beast of No Nation. Both of these movies were produced in 2004. (2015).
It's possible that viewers in the west won't notice these "errors," but a significant number of people in Africa will, and they'll find it appalling when they do.
Now that we've gotten that out of the way, let's discuss the so-called "African accent" that you hear in western movies featuring western actors who are claiming to be Africans. You can hear this dialect in movies like Out of Africa and The Lion King.
These pronunciations have absolutely nothing in common with those used in Africa. They are so far off from reality that even those who are originally from Africa find them to be hilarious.
1.Fistfights
After taking a barrage of blows to the head, it is not uncommon to see characters in movies, especially the protagonist, continue to engage in the conflict that they were originally engaged in.
On very rare circumstances, the hero passes out, but they quickly recover and go on as if nothing significant has occurred to them.
In the real world, a hit to the head will often result in a subdural hematoma, which causes blood vessels in the skull to rupture. This condition is known as a "bleeding subdural."
People over the age of 35, which is the age group that comprises the majority of performers cast in action parts, are at a greater risk of developing a subdural hematoma.
This is the primary reason why so many professional boxers hang up their gloves in their 30s.
Despite taking a number of hits to the head during Spectre (2015), the 47-year-old James Bond, played by Daniel Craig, was able to escape unharmed. This was a mystery to all of us.
Obviously, if he were to sustain all of those strikes in real life, he would either be dead or at the very least be suffering from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, sometimes known as punch-drunk syndrome.
Everything we've gone through thus far includes blows to the front of the head, and that will continue to be the case.
It is common practice for punches to the back of the head to result in instantaneous death. This is true for punches that are thrown with the assistance of a weapon as well. They are capable of causing concussions, which may result in immediate death.
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former supervisor died suddenly, and that members misled him about the availability of funding. The defendant moved successfully for summary judgment dismissing the action. The motion judge found that there were genuine issues of fact that would require a trial to resolve regarding the conduct and motivations of the supervisory committee members and what they knew and said about funding. However, the motion judge found that, as a matter of law, the plaintiff should have availed himself of the defendant's internal complaints procedure as his complaint arose out of an academic matter. The plaintiff appealed.
Held, the appeal should be allowed.
The court has jurisdiction to entertain a claim by a student against a university where the facts alleged constitute a cause of action based on tort or breach of contract even if the dispute stems from an academic or educational activity of the university. It is the remedy sought, not whether the claim falls on the academic or legal end of the spectrum, that is indicative of jurisdiction. A claim by a student against a university will fail if it is an indirect attempt to appeal an academic decision for which judicial review would be the remedy, or if insufficient detail is given in the pleadings to show that the university's actions go beyond the broad discretion it enjoys. The factual issues the motion judge found to exist could, if resolved in the plaintiff's favour at trial, make out a cause of action for breach of contract. Accordingly, the defendant's motion ought to have been dismissed.
Gauthier c. Saint-Germain, [2010] O.J. No. 1771, 2010 ONCA 309, 325 D.L.R. (4th) 558, 264 O.A.C. 336, 190 A.C. W.S. (3d) 446 [Leave to appeal to S.C.C. refused [2010] S.C.C.A. No. 257]; Jaffer v. York University, [2010] O.J. No. 4252, 2010 ONCA 654, 326 D.L.R. (4th) 148, 268 O.A.C. 338, [2010] I.L.R. ¶G-2351, 193 A.C. W.S. (3d) 1177 [Leave to appeal to S.C.C. refused [2010] S.C.C.A. No. 402], consd Other cases referred to
Bhasin v. Hrynew, [2014] 3 S.C.R. 494, [2014] S.C.J. No. 71, 2014 SCC 71, [2014] 11 W.W.R. 641, 27 B.L.R. (5th) 1, 379 D.L.R. (4th) 385, 4 Alta. L.R. (6th) 219, 464 N.R. 254, 20 C.C.E.L. (4th) 1, 2014EXP-3530, J.E. 2014-1992, EYB 2014- 244256, 245 A.C.W.S. (3d) 832; Hashemi-Sabet Estate v. Mazzulla, [2016] O.J. No. 1938, 2016 ONCA 273, 27 C.C.L. T. (4th) 179, 265 A.C. W.S. (3d) 814; Hryniak v. Mauldin, [2014] 1 S.C.R. 87, [2014] S.C.J. No. 7, 2014 SCC 7, 314 O.A.C. 1, 453 N.R. 51, EYB 2014-231951, 95 ET.R. (3d) 1, 12 C.C.E.L. (4th) 1, 27 C.L.R. (4th) 1, 21 B.L.R. (5th) 248, 46 C.P.C. (7th) 217, 37 R.P.R. (5th) 1, 366 D.L.R. (4th) 641, 2014EXP-319, JE 2014-162; Khabouth v. Nuko Investments Ltd., [2013] O.J. No. 4995, 2013 ONCA 671; Lam v. University of Western Ontario Board of Governors, [2015] O.J. No. 1232, 2015 ONSC 1642, 251 A.C. W.S. (3d) 580 (S.C.J.); Lam v. University of Western Ontario Board of Governors, [2015] O.J. No. 4460, 2015 ONSC 5281 (S.C.J.); Young v. Bella, [2006] 1 S.C.R. 108, [2006] S.C.J. No. 2, 2006 SCC 3, 261 D.L.R. (4th) 516, 343 N.R. 360, J.E. 2006-290, 254 Nfld. & P.E.I.R. 26, 37 C.C.L. T. (3d) 161, 21 C.P.C. (6th) 1, 145 A.C. W.S. (3d) 343, EYB 2006-100404
APPEAL from the judgment of Koehnen J., [2017] O.J. No. 6305, 2017 ONSC 6933 (S.C.J.) dismissing the action.
Selwyn A. Pieters and Christopher Stienburg, for appellant.
Sarah Jones, for respondent.
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Glenn Hughes has written, played on and sung some of the best rock songs of all time and last night he showcased those talents to a packed Rescue Rooms.
Having been involved with Deep Purple, Trapeze and more recently Black Country Communion, this 65 year old voice of rock looked and sounded every inch a true rock star. Touring to promote his latest album, Resonate, he opened his thirteen song set with newbie, Flow, which went down a storm.
In the business for over 40 years, Hughes showed no complacency as he delivered a career spanning set of classic rock masterpieces, with the only thing missing being a nod to his last band, California Breed.
Dedicating Might Just Take Your Life to his dear departed friend, Jon Lord, the crowd loved every minute as Jay Boe's excellent keyboard playing took centre stage. Homage was paid to Black Country Communion with the first track that he wrote for them, One Last Soul and his signature tune Black Country which echoed around the Rescue Rooms. Trapeze's Medusa was one of the highlights of the set but new song Stumble And Go came a close second.
Joining him on stage was Swedish guitarist Soren Anderson, whose brilliant guitar riffs matched those of Hughes, and drummer Pontus Engborg who delivered some serious rhythm to songs such as Can't Stop The Flood, Getting Tighter and You Keep On Movin'.
Between song banter saw him admitting that his new trousers were too tight, but that did not stop him from giving a blistering performance. Leaving the stage to rapturous applause, he returned for a two song encore which included new song Heavy before he thrilled this audience with a brilliant version of Burn. Still sounding as great as ever, Hughes had ended on a high as he made Nottingham rock.


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This is the 126th� e-newsletter (Vol. 12, No. 8) from the Claimants' Advisory Committee (CAC) in the Dow Corning bankruptcy Settlement Plan. You were sent a copy of the newsletter because our records show that you requested to be on the mailing list. If you wish to unsubscribe, click here or to reply to this newsletter, send an email to: info@tortcomm.org. Please do not hit �Reply� to this email address. �To contact the CAC, use the email address: info@tortcomm.org or dpend440@aol.com. You can also contact the CAC directly at 419-394-0717.
For the past several years, thousands of Class 7 claims were denied because the SF-DCT determined that the claimant had not �marshalled their recoveries� against their breast implant manufacturer.� Simply put, claimants had not applied for compensation that they might have been eligible for in the Revised Settlement Program.� The CAC disagreed with the SF-DCT's interpretation of marshaling.� Under an agreed process to handle disputes interpreting the Plan, the CAC negotiated a resolution that allowed most of these Class 7 denied claims to be eligible for review and payment.� This resolution is the Class 7 Consent Order that we filed jointly with Dow Corning on May 26, 2015.
The deadline to object to the Class 7 Consent Order was July 27, 2015.� About 80 unrepresented claimants sent a letter to the Court, but very few of these raised an objection to allowing Class 7 claims to finally be paid. A significant number of them subsequently sent a letter to the Court clarifying that they were not objecting to the Consent Order, and these �objections� have now been withdrawn. �Another filing objected to the time frame eligibility for Class 7 claimants (implanted between Jan. 1, 1976 � Jan. 1, 1992) on behalf of 71 Korean claimants.� This filing did not object to Class 7 claims being paid; it requested that Korean claimants be allowed to file a Class 7 claim even though their implantations occurred outside of the eligible dates.
On September 15, 2015, the CAC and Dow Corning filed a Joint Response to these filings. �A copy of the Joint Response is on the CAC website.� Objectors (those persons who filed an Objection to the Consent Order) have until Oct. 2, 2015 to file a Reply brief.� There will be a hearing on October 20, 2015 at 11 am in Detroit, Michigan. This hearing date is new (it was originally scheduled for Oct. 15, 2015). �If any Objector fails to appear at the hearing, the court may deny that objection with prejudice.
Sometime after October 20, 2015 (it will not be on October 20, 2015), the District Court will issue an opinion and Order on the proposed Consent Order.� We do not know when the court will issue a ruling on whether it will approve the Consent Order.� Claims in Class 7 cannot be paid until the Consent Order is entered.� It could take a week, or it could take 6 months or more for the court to rule.� Again, the court will NOT rule on October 20th.� The District Court is not under any timetable or deadline to issue a ruling, and we do not know when it will happen.� We will continue to ask the Court to expedite an Order on this so that Class 7 claims can be paid immediately upon entry of an order approving the terms.
The paying agent for the SF-DCT, Wells Fargo, requires that all attorneys must submit a new W-9 to the SF-DCT before payment can be issued to either them or their clients.� The W-9 form was revised by the IRS in December 2014.� You can download a copy of the new W-9 on the Home Page of the CAC website (www.tortcomm.org) or by contacting the SF-DCT at info@sfdct.com.
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Apple's Credit Card Gender Bias Problem Is Symptomatic Of Larger Issues
The concept of oligopolistic tech companies getting into finance is worrisome enough that otherwise normally compliant lawmakers have largely derailed Facebook's crypto project.
That Apple launched a new card without more carefully testing it confirms concerns about who is coding these products - and who is supervising the coders. JL
Billy Bambrough reports in Forbes:
Apple launched its credit card in partnership with Goldman Sachs. An awkward row has erupted over Apple's credit limit algorithms, suggesting the iPhone-maker is discriminating against women. A tech entrepreneur (said) his spouse had a better credit score and other factors in her favor but her application for a credit line increase had been denied by Apple. (And) Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak was offered 10 times more credit on Apple's card than his wife. "Any algorithm that results in discriminatory treatment of women or any other protected class violates New York law,"
Apple, the company behind the revolutionary iPhone, made waves when it announced it was jumping headfirst in the finance industry earlier this year with a hotly-anticipated credit card.
Apple launched its credit card in partnership with Wall Street banking giant Goldman Sachs over the summer, promising a "new kind of credit card, created by Apple, not a bank."
However, an awkward row has erupted over Apple's credit limit algorithms, with a prominent tech entrepreneur suggesting the iPhone-maker is discriminating against women.
Last week, tech entrepreneur David Heinemeier Hansson took to Twitter to complain Apple's credit card offered him a credit limit 20 times higher than his wife's.
Hansson added that his spouse, Jamie Hansson, had a better credit score and other factors in her favor but her application for a credit line increase had been denied by the iPhone-maker.
"My wife and I filed joint tax returns, live in a community-property state, and have been married for a long time," Hansson wrote. "Yet Apple's black box algorithm thinks I deserve 20x the credit limit she does."
Following the complaint, the New York State Department of Financial Services has said it will investigate the credit limit algorithms used by Apple Card. "Any algorithm that intentionally or not results in discriminatory treatment of women or any other protected class violates New York law," an agency spokeswoman said in a statement.
The row has caught the attention of other technology industry watchers, who have echoed Hansson's complaint. Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has claimed he was offered 10 times more credit on Apple's card than his wife, suggesting there could no reason for the two different calculations.
"We have no separate bank or credit card accounts or any separate assets," said on Twitter, in reply to Hansson's original tweet.
"Hard to get to a human for a correction though. It's big tech in 2019."
Apple has not responded to a request for comment, while MasterCard, which provides support for Apple Card's global payments network, referred questions to Goldman Sachs.
Apple, which has been looking to diversify away from its ailing iPhone cash cow, is not allowing users of its credit card to purchase bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies after some had hoped Apple's jump into finance might signal it could be taking an interest in crypto.


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Bandweaver has announced that Mark Horton has joined as Vice President and will be responsible for sales team leadership, driving revenue and supporting their extensive agent and partnership network.
Mark joins from Ava Risk Group Ltd where he was the Global Sales & Marketing Director and led the sales team on the implementation of the company's global growth strategy across the perimeter, pipeline, network and distribution markets which included in his portfolio a range of fibre optic detection and sensing solutions. Prior to this Mark had a focus on developing the group's regional and global technology strategies.
Mark is a UK National with more than thirty years' experience in security and technology sectors as an executive for the global security company, G4S where he had responsibility for developing a diverse portfolio of security & FM joint ventures with a total revenue of US$1bn of markets including Africa, Europe, MENA and Asia Pacific. Having initially joined the industry in a technical role, Mark quickly progressed through operational, project management and consultancy roles to business development, strategy and sales.
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package instance_test

import (
	"bytes"
	"fmt"
	"io/ioutil"
	"net/http"
	"net/http/httptest"

	. "github.com/onsi/ginkgo"
	. "github.com/onsi/gomega"
	"github.com/pivotal-pez/cfmgo"
	. "github.com/pivotal-pez/haas-broker/handlers/instance"
	"github.com/pivotal-pez/pezdispenser/pdclient/fake"
)

var _ = Describe("InstanceCreator", func() {
	Describe("given DeleteHandler() method", func() {

		Context("when called yielding an error on delete", func() {
			responseWriter := httptest.NewRecorder()
			setupDeleteHandlerContext(http.StatusGone, responseWriter)
			controlResponseBody := "{}"
			It("then it should return an error statusCode", func() {
				body, _ := ioutil.ReadAll(responseWriter.Body)
				Ω(responseWriter.Code).Should(Equal(http.StatusGone))
				Ω(body).Should(Equal([]byte(controlResponseBody)))
			})
		})

		Context("when called against a valid instanceid", func() {
			responseWriter := httptest.NewRecorder()
			setupDeleteHandlerContext(http.StatusOK, responseWriter)
			controlResponseBody := "{}"
			It("then it should issue a delete successful call to dispenser", func() {
				body, _ := ioutil.ReadAll(responseWriter.Body)
				Ω(responseWriter.Code).Should(Equal(http.StatusOK))
				Ω(body).Should(Equal([]byte(controlResponseBody)))
			})
		})
	})
	Describe("given GetHandler() method", func() {
		Context("when the instance is not yet provisioned", func() {
			runGetHandlerContext("running", "in progress")
		})
		Context("when the instance is provisioned", func() {
			runGetHandlerContext("complete", "succeeded")
		})
		Context("when the instance has failed provisioning", func() {
			runGetHandlerContext("failed", "failed")
		})
	})
	Describe("given PutHandler() method", func() {
		Context("when called with a new service instance request", func() {
			var (
				instanceCreator    *InstanceCreator
				responseWriter     *httptest.ResponseRecorder
				controlRequestID          = "2676f04e-a5c9-11e5-88f7-0050569b9b57"
				controlTaskID             = "560ede8bfccecc0072000001"
				controlStatus             = "complete"
				dispenserResponse         = makeDispenserResponse(controlTaskID, controlRequestID, controlStatus)
				controlRequestBody string = `{
					"organization_guid": "org-guid-here",
					"plan_id":           "plan-guid-here",
					"service_id":        "service-guid-here",
					"space_guid":        "space-guid-here",
					"parameters":        {
						"parameter1": 1,
						"parameter2": "value"
					}
				}`
			)

			BeforeEach(func() {
				instanceCreator = new(InstanceCreator)
				instanceCreator.Collection = new(fakeCol)
				responseWriter = httptest.NewRecorder()
				request := &http.Request{
					Body: ioutil.NopCloser(bytes.NewBufferString(controlRequestBody)),
				}
				instanceCreator.ClientDoer = &fake.ClientDoer{
					Response: &http.Response{
						StatusCode: http.StatusCreated,
						Body:       ioutil.NopCloser(bytes.NewBufferString(dispenserResponse)),
					},
				}
				instanceCreator.PutHandler(responseWriter, request)
			})

			It("then it should return a proper statuscode for async calls", func() {
				Ω(responseWriter.Code).Should(Equal(http.StatusAccepted))
			})

			It("then it should return a response body containing the dashboardurl", func() {
				body, _ := ioutil.ReadAll(responseWriter.Body)
				Ω(body).Should(ContainSubstring("dashboard_url"))
			})

			It("then it should properly parse the request body", func() {
				Ω(instanceCreator.Model.OrganizationGUID).Should(Equal("org-guid-here"))
				Ω(instanceCreator.Model.PlanID).Should(Equal("plan-guid-here"))
				Ω(instanceCreator.Model.ServiceID).Should(Equal("service-guid-here"))
				Ω(instanceCreator.Model.SpaceGUID).Should(Equal("space-guid-here"))
				Ω(instanceCreator.Model.TaskGUID).Should(Equal(controlTaskID))
				Ω(instanceCreator.Model.RequestID).Should(Equal(controlRequestID))
			})

			Context("and request has an invalid body", func() {
				BeforeEach(func() {
					responseWriter = httptest.NewRecorder()
					brokenJson := `{?::"parameters":1234}`
					request := &http.Request{
						Body: ioutil.NopCloser(bytes.NewBufferString(brokenJson)),
					}
					instanceCreator.PutHandler(responseWriter, request)
				})
				It("then it should return an error response", func() {
					Ω(responseWriter.Code).Should(Equal(http.StatusNotAcceptable))
				})

				It("then it should return a error status", func() {
					body, _ := ioutil.ReadAll(responseWriter.Body)
					Ω(body).Should(ContainSubstring("error_message"))
				})
			})
		})
	})
})

func setupDeleteHandlerContext(statusCode int, responseWriter *httptest.ResponseRecorder) {

	var (
		instanceCreator     *InstanceCreator
		origGetRequestID    func(instanceID string, collection cfmgo.Collection) (taskID string, err error)
		controlResponseBody        = `{}`
		controlRequestBody  string = `{
					"organization_guid": "org-guid-here",
					"plan_id":           "plan-guid-here",
					"service_id":        "service-guid-here",
					"space_guid":        "space-guid-here",
					"parameters":        {
						"parameter1": 1,
						"parameter2": "value"
					}
				}`
	)
	AfterEach(func() {
		GetRequestID = origGetRequestID
	})
	BeforeEach(func() {
		origGetRequestID = GetRequestID
		GetRequestID = func(instanceID string, collection cfmgo.Collection) (taskID string, err error) {
			return "567471e1c19475001d000001", nil
		}
		instanceCreator = new(InstanceCreator)
		instanceCreator.Collection = new(fakeCol)
		request := &http.Request{
			Body: ioutil.NopCloser(bytes.NewBufferString(controlRequestBody)),
		}
		instanceCreator.ClientDoer = &fake.ClientDoer{
			Response: &http.Response{
				StatusCode: statusCode,
				Body:       ioutil.NopCloser(bytes.NewBufferString(controlResponseBody)),
			},
		}
		instanceCreator.DeleteHandler(responseWriter, request)
	})
}

func runGetHandlerContext(dispenserStatus string, brokerResponseEvaluator string) {
	var (
		fakeCollection     *fakeCol
		instanceCreator    *InstanceCreator
		responseWriter     *httptest.ResponseRecorder
		controlRequestBody = "{}"
		controlRequestID   = "2676f04e-a5c9-11e5-88f7-0050569b9b57"
		controlTaskID      = "560ede8bfccecc0072000001"
		dispenserResponse  = makeDispenserResponse(controlTaskID, controlRequestID, dispenserStatus)
	)
	var origGetTaskID func(instanceID string, collection cfmgo.Collection) (taskID string, err error)
	AfterEach(func() {
		GetTaskID = origGetTaskID
	})
	BeforeEach(func() {
		origGetTaskID = GetTaskID
		GetTaskID = func(instanceID string, collection cfmgo.Collection) (taskID string, err error) {
			return "567471e1c19475001d000001", nil
		}
		instanceCreator = new(InstanceCreator)
		fakeCollection = new(fakeCol)
		instanceCreator.Collection = fakeCollection
		responseWriter = httptest.NewRecorder()
		request := &http.Request{
			Body: ioutil.NopCloser(bytes.NewBufferString(controlRequestBody)),
		}
		instanceCreator.ClientDoer = &fake.ClientDoer{
			Response: &http.Response{
				StatusCode: http.StatusOK,
				Body:       ioutil.NopCloser(bytes.NewBufferString(dispenserResponse)),
			},
		}
		instanceCreator.GetHandler(responseWriter, request)
	})
	It(fmt.Sprintf("then it should return a %s message", brokerResponseEvaluator), func() {
		body, _ := ioutil.ReadAll(responseWriter.Body)
		Ω(body).Should(ContainSubstring(brokerResponseEvaluator))
	})

	It("then it should save the requestID from the dispenser response", func() {
		Ω(fakeCollection.UpdateAndModifyCallCount).Should(BeNumerically(">", 0))
	})
}

func makeDispenserResponse(id string, requestID string, status string) string {
	return fmt.Sprintf(`{
		"ID": "%s",
		"Timestamp": 1450479310174826830,
		"Expires": 0,
		"Status": "%s",
		"Profile": "agent_task_long_running",
		"CallerName": "m1.small",
		"MetaData": {
			"phinfo": {
				"data": [
					{
						"requestid": "%s"
					}
				],
				"message": "ok",
				"status": "success"
			}
		}
	}`, id, status, requestID)
}

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One of the great things with working at a computer at home on the countryside is that when the weather is great, I can go from a manmade world to divine creation in seconds. So it was today, when after several hours of answering emails, handling documents and trying to penetrate the latest computer system we are supposed to use — I heard the sound of cranes; not one or two but many, a whole chorus.
It was a crisp, sunny day after the first frost night and the trees were shifting into yellow and orange, strongly illuminated by the midday sun. And the moment I heard the lamenting and at the same time clear voices of the cranes calling out, "it's time; its time; we have to leave," my fingers let go of the plastic keyboard in the middle of writing, "meeting 11.45…" and I grabbed my Nikon and the longest tele-objective I could find, and ran out. My wife came down and wondered if the house was on fire or something, but I was already out. And, yes, they were leaving. High up in the sky, they were flying round in circles in what looked like disorganized little groups passing through each other, saying good bye to this most beautiful day, which also alas was the first herald of the season of cold and darkness soon arriving.
Then I went back in to the plastic keyboard and began to tap this little story. But I will take lunch before resuming that meeting appointment and go through the final proofs of my manuscript. And I will not forget the calling of the cranes high up in the intensely blue chilly sky; I know they will come back.


Dear Erin and family. Our deepest sympathy in the loss of a son,a brother,uncle and friend. Thinking of you all at this time. Terry,Ouida,and Daryl.
FRANK & DIANNE OULTON donated to TANTRAMAR HERITAGE TRUST INC.
Dear Barb and Erin, We were so saddened to hear of Brians passing . As a family we know firsthand how hard it is to loose a family member at such a young age. We did not know Brian personally however he passed way too young.. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time and hopefully it will make your sorrow a little easier to deal with.
Sue Seaborn donated to TANTRAMAR HERITAGE TRUST INC.
Dear Barb, Erin, Avery & families: We are so sorry for your loss - he was loved so much. Hugs, Sue.
Jeremy and Sharon Goodwin donated to TANTRAMAR HERITAGE TRUST INC.
Brian you will be dearly missed. It may have only been a short time that our paths crossed but for that I am thankful. My thoughts are with your family and friends during this difficult time.
Sherry Richard donated to TANTRAMAR HERITAGE TRUST INC.
Erin - so sorry to hear about your brother's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Avery, your Mom and the rest of your family. So, so sorry for your loss.
I'm sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you in this difficult time.
Dearest Barb, Erin and Avery, our deepest condolences to you on Brian's passing. We as everyone else, we're so saddened to hear of his sudden passing. We remember Brian in his younger days going up and down Bridge Street on his skateboard, and later we would always know when he was home as we would see him go by in his Corvette. If we happened to run into him we always had a great chat and a few laughs. We will miss his beautiful smile and seeing him on the Street. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Our deepest sympathy goes out to Barb, Erin, and family members. It is so difficult to lose a son and brother so young. Brian accomplished so much in his short life. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Brian was a dear friend, a tremendous teammate and was one of the best people I've had the opportunity to meet. We became fast friends through MTA Rugby, and ended up living together at 77 York, which was one of the most memorable years in my life and a year I will always treasure. Brian was an old soul, a classic like those old cars and Hugo Boss suits he loved so much. The way he carried himself and treated others, showed his true character and is testament to his family and upbringing. He loved his nicknames, a good story, and when you got to hear that deep booming laugh, well that was the best. I will miss him dearly. Deepest condolences to the family from the McKeens.
Ian and Carla Newbould donated to TANTRAMAR HERITAGE TRUST INC.
We are deeply saddened to hear of Brian's untimely passing. Barb, Erin and family: you are in our thoughts.
To Barb,Erin and family.Please accept my deepest condolence on Brian's passing.I always enjoyed talking cars with him whenever we met.He will be missed.
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Thinking of Brian's family and Caroline during this difficult time. Staff at Pettingill Dental.
Dear Erin and Barb So sorry to hear of your loss.So wish that I could comfort you, as you did for me. My prayers are with both of you.
Dear Barb and Erin, We are so shocked and saddened to read of Brian's death. Please accept our sincere condolences and know that we are thinking of you.
It's with deepest regrets to hear of the passing of your cherished Son, Brother and Uncle.
I am so sorry to hear of Brian's passing. Please know that I hold you in my thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time.
Barb and family I was saddened to read of Brian's sudden passing. I cannot imagine the infinite grief and loss you must be feeling. It was not that long ago that you were telling me about his adventure into law at UNB and I had read recently about his involvement with the family business. These words of Kahil Gibran helped us through our grief and perhaps they will give you some comfort. "When you are sorrowful, look again in your heart and you shall see that in truth, you are weeping for that which has been your delight." May you be wrapped in hugs and love. April & Murray James Quaker Brook, N.B.
Barb, Erin, and Avery I was truly saddened to hear of Brian's sudden passing and offer my sincere condolences. Brian certainly did have a positive impact on everyone even in his younger years and always seemed so grounded. I have fond memories of him in his teens. You are frequently in my thoughts and prayers. Take care of each other.
Dear Erin and Family, I was saddened to hear of the sudden passing of your brother. You have the Boards and my deepest sympathy. This has to be a very difficult time for you to have to be involved in something so close. Regards, Wayne Page The Board will make a donation in Brian's name to the charity mentioned in the obituary.
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Erin, On behalf of everyone at Heritage Memorials, we would like to offer our sincere condolences on Brian's passing. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.
Shawn & Angela Mesheau donated to TANTRAMAR HERITAGE TRUST INC.
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Hugs and prayers to you all , we are all thinking of you .
Barb, Erin, and Avery: We were shocked and saddened by your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at the very sad time.
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Erin, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. I am so sorry to hear about Brian passing away. May God give you strength and comfort during this difficult time.
Barb and Erin, so very sorry to hear about Brian. Thinking of you and your family. Prayers and God bless.
Barb and Erin,my condolences on the passing of your dear son and brother.Remebering his kindness and gentle soul will forever remain in your hearts and may the love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead.Know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
I'm very sorry to hear about the sudden passing of my friend Brian. We grew up in the same neighborhood and often hung out at the same places. We played played billiards at the pool hall when we were younger and always cruised around in cars. We attended the same university and talked on campus. On the weekends we had drinks at Duckys and The Pub. Brian always had a smile and fun. He was a polite guy with a good heart. Lots of people liked Brian. Lots of people call him a friend. Sorry I can't be there. He will truly be missed but forever remember with so many good stories of with friends and family. Condolences to the Campbell family.
After the tears have dried and the good-byes have been said, all we have to hold onto are the happy memories that we've shared with our loved ones who have passed. This is what keeps them alive in our hearts and in our minds, and they will continue to live on through us. Our condolences.
My deepest condolences, Barb, to you and your family. My thoughts are with you.
Barb and Erin, I am so very sorry to hear about Brian. Thinking of you both and all who knew and loved him.
Dear Barbara, Erin and Avery, My sincere condolences for your loss. Brian was a fine gentleman. May your many memories be a source of comfort. You are in my thoughts.
Our hearts are heavy and we are so sorry to hear this sad news. Brian was such a gentle, kind person and he will be missed by his many friends. We are thinking of you and hope the love and support of this community will help you with your grief.
Barb and Erin, so sorry to hear this terrible news. Thinking of you at this time.
We are sincerely sorry to learn of the loss of Brian, our hearts go out to your family.
Barbara and Erin, I am so sorry to learn of this sad news . You are very much in my thoughts at this difficult time. I hope you are surrounded by much love and care .
My deepest condolences to the family. Such a young man gone to soon. God Bless the family. May he rest in peace.
Marlene and Wilbur Read donated to TANTRAMAR HERITAGE TRUST INC.
So sorry to hear of Brian's passing. Our condolences to you and your entire family. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
We are so saddened to hear of Brian's passing. We met him at our son!s wedding and Caroline is a family friend. It is such a tragic loss as he touched the lives of so many. Please accept our sincerest condolences.
So sorry for your loss, thinking of you all at this time.
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Sending our deepest condolences on behalf of the Board of Directors of the Drew Nursing Home.
My sincere condolences to you Erin, Avery, and Barb at the sudden Passing of Brian. My thoughts and Prayers for you all at such a difficult time.
So sorry to hear of Brian's passing. Thinking of you at this difficult time!


Is your co-worker's birthday approaching and you're searching for the right birthday gift idea for him or her? Don't worry! We're here to help. Finding the right gift can go a long way in cementing a strong relationship with the people you work with every day. So, a nice present for them on their birthday will help you show your fondness and also show that you care about them. Below is our list of some awesome birthday gift ideas for your co-workers.
To help your co-worker avoid coming late to work, you can gift them this alarm clock on wheels, which really does run away. How? It can jump from a 3-foot high nightstand, running in different directions and beeping until they wake up and get out of bed. They can set the snooze time and also control how long they want it to last. This can be a fun and humorous gift especially for someone who may have a tendency to be late.
This mini exercise bike is designed for leg and arm cycling exercise and can be used under the desk while you work.It is smooth and quiet during use and has adjustable resistance. The device comes with tools and a user guide that helps assemble it in four easy steps. For co-workers are fitness focused or trying to meet certain fitness goals this can be a great gift idea.
This noise canceling headset can help contain noise so that they can focus with out distraction. The earmuffs carry a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 20, protecting the eardrum from noise interference and enhance worker comfort, concentration, and work efficiency. This can be very helpful for noisier work environments.
If your co-worker has a private office this can be a great little gift. And, they may not necessarily use this speaker while in the office, but it can be great for picnics in the park or when visiting friends. The ultra-compact speaker is equipped with a powerful 5W audio driver that delivers high-quality sound. With it, they can free their music from phones, tablets, computers, and other Bluetooth enabled devices and enjoy music all day. The battery life is up to 10 hours on a single charge.
This business card book organizer has 40 pages, with three cards on each page and they can place cards back to back, allowing up to 240 business cards in total. It is a professional way to help keep your co-worker organized in their networking.
This pen holder is different from the conventional pen holders on the market. It has a unique design inspired by the Z-curve of the racing road and a gorgeous metal appearance, making it visually appealing. Its base has a cotton flannel, which reduces the friction between the pen holder and other objects. It is simple, yet elegant.
You may have heard the benefits of putting indoor plants and succulents in the office. They beautify the space, help reduce stress and bring positive vibes. You can gift your co-workers with ceramic pots with fake succulents planted on real rocks. These potted plants can be placed on the office desk or around the computer to beautify the surrounding and improve their mood.
An uncluttered work space makes work more efficient. This item can help keep your desk clean and organized. Usual school and office items like pencils, pens, staplers, sharpeners, binder clips, sticky notes, pins, notebooks, postage stamps and other miscellaneous items will be neatly and safely stored in six compartments of different sizes.
This multi-color aquarium set can help relax your co-worker's mood. It features a rare type of spherical algae, lovely turtles swimming beside the sunken boat and bring the underwater world right into a bottle. It signifies longevity blessing to your co-worker, and it is very easy to maintain.
Indoor air can sometimes be too cold or too hot and stifling, and this can cause various health problems. The good news is that your co-worker can use this ultrasonic humidifier to add moisture in a dry office. A short press starts the mist emitting and long press turns on the mood light; both features are easy to control. It also spreads the benefits of aromatherapy oils to fight stubborn fungus and bacteria, while humidifying dry air.
This is a fun gift that shows the kind of decision making happening at the higher levels of the organization. To have fun with it, they can spin it around and see where it stops. There are decisions like "Sit On It" and "Pass the Buck." Kind of like what really happens at the "top".
This calendar looks great and also serves a purpose. It is a conversation starter within the office. Your co-worker can either put them on their desk or mount them on the wall. All they have to do is move the magnet to point to the right month and day.
If they always complain about cold, you can help them warm up with this cubicle space heater. It is designed to help just one person keep warm, not the entire office. The personal heater will keep them warm even if the other offices are cold.
TaoTronics LED Desk Lamp, FUNUNDRUM – Novelty Fidget Office Stress Relief Desk Toy,Magnetic 3D Puzzle and Portable Power Bank Dual Output.
We have given you some great birthday gift ideas for your co-workers that will keep you in their good graces. Remember that a great present to a co-worker can go a long way to cementing a strong relationship. Plus you work with them every day, a fun positive gift is always much appreciated.


Alma is the staff interface. It will be replacing Aleph and 360Link ("Find Full Text").
Primo is the public interface. It will be replacing the library catalog, IDS search, and the discovery search.
Resource sharing (Interlibrary loan) will change. We are not sure how much though.
"Report a problem" function is in Primo.
Most things can be changed in Primo. Please make suggestions.
Create training for the library. Conduct training sessions.


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Q: Erlang Process Dictionary Error I'm connecting a to an Extrenal Server. After going through proper authorization process I get the reponse JSON object.
I'm now trying to display this JSON in view.
Here what I have done so far.
My first Action (which is called from Javascript that initiates Authorization process and fetches the data):
connect_external('POST',[])->
    ExternalData = get_external_data(),
    io:format("External Data Summary for put~n~p~n", [ExternalData]),
    put(?MY_EXTERNAL_DATA, ExternalData).

In the second action (Javascript redirection to the display page) :
my_own_data('GET',[])->
    MyData = get(?MY_EXTERNAL_DATA),
    io:format("External Data Summary for get~n~p~n", [MyData]),
    {ok, [{mydata, MyData}]}.

My aim is to display the JSON object in the view. But I don't see it. It's because get() call fails (put is successful as I can print the JSON) and in console I get:
External Data Summary for get
undefined

I'm very new to ChicagoBoss/Erlang. Any help would really appreciated. Should I use process dictionary at all? If not what is the altenative approach?

A: As pointed out by Anthony Kong, I have solved this problem using boss_session:set_session_data(...) and boss_session:get_session_data().

A: Yes answer of raich is correct, looks like sessions do not work in production in this case, though they work in development.
A bit more about usage of these methods -
-module(your_controller, [Req, SessionID]).
.....
boss_session:set_session_data(SessionID, filter_start_date, Req:post_param("start_date")),
boss_session:get_session_data(SessionID, filter_start_date)
boss_session:remove_session_data(SessionID, filter_start_date)
.....

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