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Q: Do we have any option similar to Azure CLI's --debug switch in Azure Powershell? The --debug switch in Azure CLI is very useful for me.
Do we have such feature (--debug) in Azure Poweshell?
Please note that I am not asking how to debug PowerShell scripts. I am looking for a feature to trace the calls that Azure Poweshell cmdlets are making to management.azure.com without using the tools like WireShark. Azure CLI's --debug perfectly does that.

A: You can run Azure PowerShell cmdlets in Debug mode. This is known as a common parameter, which can be used with any cmdlet.
For example, you could run Get-AzResourceGroup -Debug to trace the GET request to https://management.azure.com and all the programmer-level detail operations happening in the background to fetch the resource groups from the ARM API.


Amendments to Connecticut's captive insurance law will take effect from 1st of October, 2014 after governor Dannel P Malloy signed SB 188 into law.
The Connecticut Department of Insurance (CDOI) has been considering proposed amendments since March in a bid to make the north-eastern domicile more attractive.
As a result, captives are now eligible to utilise Connecticut's re-domestication statute meaning bringing foreign-based captives to the state is more straightforward.
The amendment also gives the Connecticut insurance commissioner the power to allow captives to take credit for reinsurance ceded to reinsurers that do not regularly qualify for credit in the state.
The third major change narrows the applicability of the Holding Company Act to captives formed as risk retention groups and gives the commissioner the authority to ensure compliance with the act by pure captives and industrial insured captives.
"After having been passed unanimously by both houses of the General Assembly, Governor Malloy's enactment of SB 188 should reinforce the message that Connecticut intends to be a progressive partner in helping businesses control the cost of risk and better manage their capital," says Thomas Hodson, president of the Connecticut Captive Insurance Association.
The statute also includes a significant expansion of the types of coverage that can be written by branch captives in the state, granting them more flexibility in their offerings.
Hodson concludes, "For over 200 years, Connecticut has been an innovator in risk management, so these updates to the existing captive law are a natural continuance of that innovation."


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Oscar de la Renta: The Retrospective to Premiere at de Young
Oscar de la Renta takes a bow at the last fashion show at which he would appear. He died of cancer in late 2014. Photo: Courtesy Of Oscar De La Renta
SAN FRANCISCO - The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco present the world premiere retrospective of Oscar de la Renta's work – the first major survey celebrating the life and career of one of fashion's most influential designers. The exhibition is organized in close collaboration with the House of Oscar de la Renta and the designer's family, and is curated by André Leon Talley, former American editor-at-large forVogue and a lifelong friend of de la Renta.
Oscar de la Renta for Elizabeth Arden, Evening dress, "Queen of Thailand", 1967. Acetate, Wool, Metallic Threads; Quilted Brocade, 141.6 cm (55 3/4 in.). Gift of Constance B. Peabody (2015.52.1). © 2014-2015 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
Included are more than 130 ensembles produced over five decades. These garments are organized into several thematic sections: early work; Spanish, Eastern, Russian and garden influences; daywear and eveningwear; and ball gowns and red carpet ensembles. The presentation traces the rise of de la Renta's career in Spain, where he gained his first commissions; his formative years spent in the world's most iconic fashion houses; and his eventual role as a designer for many of the most influential and celebrated personalities of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Oscar de la Renta, Evening ensemble (dress and pants), Fall 1997. Silk Cut Velvet, Chiffon, Painted Trim. Gift of Mr. Thomas L. Kempner, 2007.34.5a-b © 2014-2015 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
"I am honored and excited to be the curator of the definitive Oscar de la Renta retrospective exhibition at the de Young museum," said André Leon Talley. "This privilege is exceedingly important for me after years of close friendship with Oscar, as well as a strong working relationship during my life at Vogue. My goal is to highlight the extraordinary depth of Oscar's creative aesthetic from his earliest designs for Jane Derby throughout the five decades of his remarkable career."
Oscar de la Renta for Pierre Balmain, Evening jacket, 1998. Silk Faille, Metal Purl, And Silk Embroidery Floss. Gift of Mr. Thomas L. Kempner, 2007.34.1 © 2014-2015 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
"Both our company and our family are proud that the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco are organizing the first full-scale retrospective of Oscar's work," said Alex Bolen, CEO of Oscar de la Renta. "The Museums' outstanding collections, augmented by open access to our archives, all viewed through the curatorial eye of Oscar's dear friend André Leon Talley, will convey well the unique artistry that Oscar brought to the world of fashion."
Oscar de la Renta for Pierre Balmain, Ensemble (a) evening top and (b) skirt, 2000–2001. Gift of Mr. Thomas L. Kempner, 2007.34.76a-b © 2014-2015 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
Ensembles in the exhibition will be drawn from the designer's personal collection, the archives of the House of Balmain, public and private collections from around the world and the Fine Arts Museums' costume collection. Viewers will see gowns worn by dignitaries and celebrities that include former First Lady Laura Bush, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Sarah Jessica Parker, Taylor Swift, Karlie Kloss, Nicki Minaj, Jessica Chastain, Penélope Cruz, Rihanna and Amy Adams.
Oscar de la Renta, Coat, Spring 2005. Coat: Silk, Warp-resist Dyeing (ikat) Belt:synthetic Raffia, Leather; Crocheted. Gift of Mr. Thomas L. Kempner, 2007.34.6a-b © 2014-2015 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
"I am proud that the Fine Arts Museums can present this comprehensive collection of Oscar de la Renta's work," said Diane B. Wilsey, president of the Board of Trustees of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. "He was an inspired designer who was a longtime personal friend and was considered by so many to be the consummate gentleman."
Oscar de la Renta, Evening gown. Gift of the family of Diana Dollar Knowles, 2014.100 © 2014-2015 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
Oscar de le Renta: The Retrospective continues the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco's commitment to fashion as art. Previous costume exhibitions include Vivienne Westwood: 36 Years in Fashion (2007), Yves Saint Laurent (2008–2009), Balenciaga and Spain (2011), The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk(2012) and most recently High Style: The Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection(2015).
Oscar de la Renta acknowledges the audience after his fall 2014 collection show during Fashion Week in New York. Photo: Jason DeCrow / Associated Pres
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The Institute was established with a $100,000 donation from Howell Ferguson.
Dr. Sharon Maxwell was appointed as the Founding Director of the Institute.
Received first State of Florida grant: $100,000 to create "A Competency-Based Manual for Florida's Supervised Visitation Providers"
Created "The Family Visitation Times" – The first and only newsletter for supervised visitation providers
Davis Productivity Award given to Dr. Sharon Maxwell and Karen Oehme for outstanding service to taxpaying citizens
Opened The Clearinghouse on Supervised Visitation, the flagship program of the Institute, directed by Karen Oehme, J.D.
Created "The Bar and Bench Visitation Report" – The first and only newsletter for the legal system on supervised visitation issues
Received grant from the US Department of Justice – Office of Violence Against Women to developed DV training manuals and workshops for human service professionals such as elder services staff and WIC personnel
Developed a curriculum for family practice residents with TMRMC
Published "Florida's Domestic Violence Needs Assessment 2000"
Developed training materials and live workshops for animal abuse investigators and community mental health staff.
Published the first of many law review articles on supervised visitation
Converted all DV training manuals to online tutorials available free of charge worldwide.
Created "The Law Enforcement Guide to Supervised Visitation"
Published "Sexual Abuse Referrals to Supervised Visitation"
Sponsored the Tallahassee Domestic Violence Coordinating Council.
Created new online tutorial funded by the US Dept of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women – "The Intersection of Domestic Violence and Child Maltreatment"
Published "A Toolkit for Collaboration between Florida's Universities and Supervised Visitation Programs"
Created Referrals to "Supervised Visitation Programs: A Manual for Judges" in manual and online versions. This is only the second on-line judge's manual approved by the State Courts Administrator for continuing judicial education credit in FL.
Established an online data collection system for Florida's supervised visitation programs.
Conducted a Pilot Program evaluation of supervised visitation services.
Founding Director Dr. Sharon Maxwell retired from the University
Dr. Wendy Crook appointed Director of the Institute
Published "A Training Manual for Florida's Supervised Visitation Programs," issued with an accompanying CD-ROM containing Administrative Materials.
Evaluated the Intersection of Domestic Violence and Child Maltreatment live trainings for FCADV with a comparison to the Institute's online tutorial.
Evaluated the Legal Initiative on Domestic Violence for FCADV.
Conducted research on the use of emergency contraception for rape victims in Florida emergency rooms.
Three year contract awarded by DCF
Created the "E-Press," a monthly electronic newsletter for supervised visitation providers.
Published the Institute's first social work journal article: "Characteristics of supervised visitation programs serving child maltreatment and other cases." Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention.
The Clearinghouse received the Supervised Visitation Network's Judith Wallach President's Award from the Supervised Visitation network for Outstanding Service and Contribution to the Supervised Visitation Network.
Dr. Crook retires; Karen Oehme is named Institute Director.
Published the Report to the Florida Legislature: Recommendations of the Supervised Visitation Standards Committee
Published Visitation Decisions in Domestic Violence Cases: Lessons from One State's Experience, in Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender, and Society
Joined forces with law enforcement agencies throughout Florida, and developed the Law Enforcement Families Partnership, to reduce and prevent officer-involved domestic violence.
Online Training – Officer-Involved Domestic Violence: A Prevention Curriculum, goes live. By 2011, over 25,000 criminal justice officers take at least one module of the Florida domestic violence curriculum.
Zachary Summerlin, MSW is hired as a full-time Project Manager.
The Institute announces the development of a new project: The Alliance for Faith-Based Efforts to End Domestic Violence.
The Law Enforcement Families Partnership is awarded a Prudential-Davis Productivity Award.
The Institute receives a grant from the federal Administration for Children and Families (within the Department of Health and Human Services) to develop a pilot program aimed at enhancing child support payments in low-income families.
The Verizon Foundation supports the work of the Law Enforcement Families Partnership with a $50,000 grant.
Karen Oehme is named a Florida State University "Distinguished University Scholar."
The Institute launches a new project, entitled "Financial Literacy and Community Sustainability."
The Law Enforcement Families Partnership is awarded another Prudential-Davis Productivity Award.
The Verizon Foundation renews its support with an additional $50,000 grant.
The Institute launches the Family Violence Journal Club within the College of Social Work and sponsors several community events to raise awareness about domestic violence.
The Institute signs a 3 year contract with the Department of Children and Families to fund the Clearinghouse on Supervised Visitation.
The Verizon Foundation renews its support for the Institute with an additional $50,000 grant.
The Institute completes the "Financial Literacy and Community Sustainability" project.
The Institute's Director Karen Oehme presents on The National Toolkit on Officer-Involved Domestic Violence at the 17th Annual International Conference on Violence, Abuse, and Trauma in San Diego, CA.
The Verizon Foundation supports the online Toolkit "Screening for Domestic Violence: A Training for Medical Professionals" with a $90,000 grant.
The Institute develops Florida State University's Health Relationships Toolkit with a grant from Guy and Delores Spearman.
The Institute began producing child welfare E-Books on the protective factors that sustain healthy families.
The Institute hosts a visiting scholar, Agnes Muhongerwa, from Rwanda.
The Institute's Director Karen Oehme presents on Screening for Domestic Violence by Medical Professionals at the 18th Annual International Conference on Violence, Abuse, and Trauma.
Carly Starkey, MSW becomes the full-time Project Manager.
The Institute completes the "Screening for Domestic Violence: A Training for Medical Professionals."
The Verizon Foundation continues its support for the Institute's Law Enforcement Families Partnership with a $25,000 grant. More than 20,000 officers in the U. S. have now taken the national version of the online prevention training.
The Institute finishes development of the Protective Factors E-Books and trains supervised visitation programs on them.
Working with undergraduate students, the Institute launches a Social Media E Book. Our online presence is prominent.
The Institute's Director Karen Oehme presents on New Strategies to Prevent Officer-Involved Domestic Violence at the Council of Governments Meeting in Washington, D.C.
The Institute's Director Karen Oehme presents on Lessons from the National Prevention Toolkit on Officer-Involved Domestic Violence at the 19th Annual International Conference on Violence, Abuse, and Trauma.
Thallia Malespin, MSW is hired as the new full time Project Manager.
The Institute signed a new 3-year contract with the Department of Children and Families to fund the Clearinghouse on Supervised Visitation.
The Institute welcomed former Dean of the FSU College of Social Work, Nick Mazza, Ph.D., to the Community Advisory Board.
The Institute began development of a new and updated training manual for supervised visitation providers. The manual will include 14 chapters relevant to supervised visitation.
Joining campus initiatives, the Institute has become a member of the Coordinated Community Response Team to address prevention efforts for power-based personal violence.
The Institute created a new focus on female law enforcement officers as part of the LEFP and produced "A Guide for Campus Law Enforcement Agencies: How to Recruit Female Officers."
As part of the Women in Law Enforcement Project, The Institute has collaborated with Chief of FSUPD, David Perry, to create a recruitment video for female law enforcement officers at FSU.
The Institute launches the interdisciplinary "Successful Co-Parenting After Divorce" Toolkit project with a $250,000 gift from the Vandermark Foundation. The College of Communication and Information and the College of Education are our partners.
The "Successful Co-Parenting After Divorce" Toolkit was approved for continuing legal education credits, continuing education units for mental health professionals, and has also been approved as a parent education and family stabilization course in Florida.
The Institute partnered with the Office of Distance Learning to produce a Blackboard Training that would be available for free to all service providers. The training is titled "Understanding Domestic Violence as a Social Services Professional and provides continuing education units for mental health professionals in the state of Florida.
In 2015, Director Karen Oehme published the following: Donnelly, E., Valentine, C., & Oehme, K. (2015). Law enforcement officers and employee assistance programs. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management, 38(2), pp. 206 – 220. Oehme, K., Stern, N., & Mennicke, A. (2015). A deficiency in addressing campus sexual assault: The lack of women law enforcement officers. Harvard Journal of Law & Gender, 38, 401.
Karen Oehme presented at the 24th Annual Supervised Visitation Network Conference in Clearwater, FL to discuss the six protective factors to strengthen vulnerable families.
Karen Oehme presented at the End Violence Against Women International Conference on Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Campus Responses in New Orleans, LA to discuss officer-involved domestic violence.
Kirsten Castillo, MSW, is hired as the new full-time project manager.
Ann Perko, J.D., is hired as Director of Special Projects
The Institute begins working on the Spanish version of the interdisciplinary "Successful Co-Parenting After Divorce" Toolkit project with a $100,000 gift from the Vandermark Foundation.
Karen Oehme presented at the 25th Annual Supervised Visitation Network Conference to discuss Successful Co-Parenting After Divorce.
Karen Oehme presented at the Annual Meeting of the Major Cities Chiefs Association in San Diego, CA, on Officer-Involved Domestic Violence: Effects of a Web-Based Training.
Karen Oehme presented at the meeting of the New York Chapter of the Supervised Visitation Network in Brooklyn, NY, on Protective Factors in supervised visitation.
In 2016, we published the following:
Ferraro, A., Malespin, T., Oehme, K., Bruker, M., & Opel, A. (2016). Advancing Co-parenting Education: Toward a Foundation for Supporting Positive Post-Divorce Adjustment. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal, 33, 407-415. doi:10.1007/s10560-016-0440-x.
Oehme, K., Prost, S., & Saunders, D. G. (2016). Police responses to cases of officer-involved domestic violence: The effects of a brief web-based training. Policing: A Journal of Policy & Practice, 10(4), 391-407. doi:https://doi.org/10.1093/police/paw039
Donnelly, E., Oehme, K., & Melvin, R. (2016). What do EMS personnel think about domestic violence? An exploration of attitudes and experiences after participation in training. Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 38, 64-69. doi:10.1016/j.jflm.2015.11.020
Mennicke, A., Gromer, J., Oehme, K., & Macconnie, L. (2016). Workplace Experiences of Gay and Lesbian Criminal Justice Officers in the United States: A Qualitative Investigation of Officers Attending a LGBT Law Enforcement Conference. Policing and Society, 1-18. doi:10.1080/10439463.2016.1238918
Oehme, K., Stern, N., Donnelly, E., & Melvin, R. (2016). Improving the emergency medical services system's response to domestic violence. Health Matrix: The Journal of Law and Medicine, 26(1), 173-204. Retrieved from http://scholarlycommons.law.case.edu/healthmatrix/vol26/iss1/9
Saunders, D., Prost, S., & Oehme, K. (2016). Responses to Cases of Officer Domestic Violence: Effects of Demographic and Professional Factors. Journal of Family Violence, 31(6), 771-784. doi:10.1007/s10896-016-9822-2
Stern, M., Oehme, K., & Stern, N. (2016). A test to identify and remedy anti-gay bias in child custody decisions after Obergefell. UCLA Women's Law Journal, 23(2), 79-100. Retrieved from http://escholarship.org/uc/item/3qs5h050
Oehme, K., & Prost, S. (2016). Preventing Officer-Involved Domestic Violence: Leadership Challenges and Opportunities. In R.J. Burke (Ed.), Stress in Policing: Sources, Consequences and Interventions. Gower Publishers: UK.
Oehme, K., & Ferraro, A. (2016, November). Successful Co-Parenting After Divorce: FSU's New Research and Service Project. FLAFCC Newsletter, 2-3.
Kirsten Castillo, MSW, gave a presentation on the effects of childhood trauma on children's development at Brehon House- a maternity home for pregnant women experiencing homelessness.
Morgan Lodes is hired as the new full-time project manager.
The Successful Co-Parenting After Divorce toolkit is awarded a Prudential-Davis Productivity Award.
The Institute completed work on the new and updated Training Manual for Supervised Visitation Providers.
In 2017, as part of the LGBTQ Family Life Project, the Institute team developed a dataset of high school student attitudes about violence against transgender individuals. We used content analysis on a national set of online U.S. student newspapers.
The Institute added new components to the National Prevention Toolkit based on our data analysis. The new additions include information on how officers identify the primary aggressor, resources for police chaplains, the issue of couples counseling in domestic violence cases, and evidence that the toolkit training works.
As part of our Family Violence Journal Club, we had guest speaker, Mark Stern from Slate Magazine, to discuss issues related to the current climate around the LGBTQ+ community.
Karen Oehme presented at the 26th Annual Supervised Visitation Network Conference in San Antonio, Texas, on the Moral Foundation Theory and Promoting Supervised Visitation Services.
Director, Karen Oehme, and Dr. Anthony Ferraro traveled to Tokyo in August. They met with faculty from Tokyo International University to discuss a Japanese version of the Successful Co-Parenting After Divorce Toolkit.
The Institute began development of a new training manual for supervised visitation providers on the issue of child sexual abuse.
The Florida Office of the Attorney General awarded the Institute a $25,000 grant in 2017 to develop a new human trafficking component for EMS professionals on The National Toolkit on Domestic Violence for Medical Professionals.
The recent article accepted by Stanford Law & Policy Review, The Judicial and Generational Dispute over Transgender Rights, has garnered special recognition from research networks. The Women's & Gender Research Network (WGSRN), a research network of the Social Science Research Network (SSRN), selected this article to be included in the launch of WGSRN as part of the Women & Law eJournal.
Karen Oehme along with other members of the Leon County Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team was awarded the 2017 Community Service Award by the local domestic violence and sexual violence center, Refuge House.
Harrison, S., Oehme, K., Maselli, E., Blackenship, L., & Onifade, E. (2017). Domestic Violence Screening: A National Hotline Survey. Family & Intimate Partner Violence Quarterly, 9(4), 7-19.
Karen Oehme (2017): Florida State University's Institute for Family Violence Studies, Journal of Evidence-Informed Social Work, DOI: 10.1080/23761407.2017.1403404
Oehme, K., Ferraro, A. J., Stern, N., Panisch, L. S., & Lucier-Greer, M. (2017). Trauma-Informed Co-Parenting: How a Shift in Compulsory Divorce Education to Reflect New Brain Development Research Can Promote Both Parents' and Children's Best Interests. University of Hawaii Law Review, 39(37), 1-10.
Stern, M., Oehme, K., Stern, N., Urbach, E., Simonsen, E., & Garcia, A. (in press). The Judicial and Generational Dispute over Transgender Rights. Stanford Law & Policy Review, 32 pages.
In 2018, the Florida Office of the Attorney General awarded the Institute a $25,000 grant to develop a new component about human trafficking for the National Prevention Toolkit on Officer-Involved Domestic Violence. The Institute launched this new training on May 1, 2018.
Karen Oehme presented on A Strength-Based Approach to Supervised Visitation at the 27th Annual Supervised Visitation Network conference in May 2018.
The Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) accepted Karen Oehme and Anthony Ferraro's conference workshop proposal, Elephant in the Room: ACEs and Improving the Response to Divorcing Coparents. They presented at the AFCC's 55th Annual Conference, Compassionate Family Court Systems: The Role of Trauma-Informed Jurisprudence, in Washington DC on June 6-9, 2018.
Perko, A., & Oehme, K. (in press). Officers' Childhood Trauma Histories: Understanding the Impact, and Opportunities for Resilience. In Leonard Territo, & James D. Sewell (Eds.), Stress Management in Law Enforcement, 4th Edition. Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press.
IFVS launched the "Summer Dose" of the FSU Student Resilience Project in August 2018.
Prost, S. G., Saunders, D. G., & Oehme, K. (submitted). Childhood Trauma and Police Officers' Responses to Officer-Involved Domestic Violence: Officers' Resolved Trauma Related to Helping Victim. Manuscript submitted for publication.
Donnelly, E. A., Oehme, K., Barris, D. E., & Melvin, R. (2018). What do EMS professionals know about human trafficking? An exploratory study. Journal of Human Trafficking, 24. Retrieved from http://purl.flvc.org/fsu/fd/FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1537293906_667288c5 doi:10.1080/23322705.2018.1501258
Ferraro, A., Lucier-Greer, M., & Oehme, K. (2018). Psychometric evaluation of the multidimensional co-parenting scale for dissolved relationships. Journal of Child and Family Studies, 27, 2780-2796. Retrieved from http://purl.flvc.org/fsu/fd/FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1537804382_041a6bde doi:10.1007/s10826-018-1124-2
Ferraro, A. J., Lucier-Greer, M., Oehme, K., & Dalton, H. (2018). Physical Custody Reconsidered: Examining Measurement Equivalence Across Dimensions of Post-Divorce Co-Parenting. Family Science Review, 22, 91-117. Retrieved from http://familyscienceassociation.org/sites/default/files/7%20-%20FERRARO%20-%20Physical%20Custody%20Reconsidered%20-%20Family%20Science%20Review.pdf
Ferraro, A. J., Oehme, K., Bruker, M., Arpan, L., & Opel, A. (2018). The Impact of Training Videos on Attitudes About Parenting After Divorce. Journal of Divorce & Remarriag, 59, 1-11. Retrieved from http://purl.flvc.org/fsu/fd/FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1537804804_87728b79 doi: https://doi.org/10.1080/10502556.2018.14
Oehme, K., & Stern, N. (2018). Improving lawyers' health by addressing the impact of adverse childhood experiences. University of Richmond Law Review, 53, 20. Retrieved from https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3246046
The Institute fully launched the FSU Student Resilience Project on October 1, 2018. https://strong.fsu.edu/
Oehme, K., Perko, A., Clark, J., Ray, E. C., Arpan, L., & Bradley, L. (2018). A Trauma-Informed Approach to Building College Students' Resilience. Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work, 16, 93-107. Retrieved from http://purl.flvc.org/fsu/fd/FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1547740904_b89bb871 doi:10.1080/23761407.2018.1533503
The Center for Social Concerns accepted the Institute's conference workshop proposal on Resilience and the Developing Brain: Opportunities for Working with College Students. Oehme presented at the Poverty & Stress Workshop at the University of Notre Dame on October 29, 2018.
The University of Michigan Depression on College Campuses Conference accepted the Institute's presentation proposal: A Trauma Informed Approach to Building College Student Resilience. Ann Perko, Director of Policy and Special Projects, will be presenting at the conference in March 2019.
Harvard University's "The Resilience Consortium" accepted the Institute's presentation proposal, The FSU Student Resilience Project, for the Symposium on Academic Resilience in Higher Education. Oehme presented at The University of Pennsylvania in November 2018.
The National Consortium for Building Healthy Academic Communities accepted the Institute's abstract titled Student Resilience, Belonging and Community, for oral presentation at the National Summit on Building Cultures of Well-Being. Lyndi Bradley, Project Coordinator, will be presenting at the summit at Ohio State University in May 2019.
In November, after receiving interest in the FSU Student Resilience Project from across the country, and internationally, the Institute hosted a webinar on FSU's Student Resilience Campaign Toolkit: A Trauma-Informed Approach to Building Student Resilience. Over 70 college and universities attended the webinar.
The American Association of University Administrators awarded the FSU Resilience Project the 2019 John Blackburn award. This award is given to successful projects that address common problems in higher education. Karen Oehme will be accepting the award and giving a brief presentation on Resilience in June, 2019.


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Solo Exhibition + Film Screening
»I, Dismantled / Expired England«
Paul Daly
In the framework of the »British Shorts« Film Festival Berlin, which took place at several venues in Berlin from Jan 11 – 17, 2018, a solo exhibition with photographs by British film maker and photographer Paul Daly is currently on view at Sputnik Kino until February 28, 2018.
Paul Daly's film "Beckett" was part of the official festival program.
The exhibition presents works from two of Paul's series, "I, Dismantled" and "Expired England".
I, Dismantled:
An ethnographic study of a disappearing England as we experience a transitional period in history, as seen through the eyes of the last non-digital generation. Shot exclusively on Kodak 16mm and 120mm film and entering its final year of production, the project will culminate in a 15 minute documentary and photo series. Shot throughout the country I will document generations and places on the cusp of fading into nothing.
Beckett, from "I, Dismantled" © Paul Daly
Frances, from "I, Dismantled" © Paul Daly
Gary, from "I, Dismantled" © Paul Daly
Gerard, from "I, Dismantled" © Paul Daly
Expired England:
All photographs were shot on expired 35mm and 120mm film, focussing on individuals isolated throughout England's main cities and coastal towns.
Special film screening in the context of the exhibition:
On 1st February 2018, 8:30 pm Paul Daly's fictional short drama "Beckett" will be screened at Sputnik Kino. The artist will be present. The film has just had its world premiere at London Short Film Festival and its German premiere at »British Shorts« Film Festival Berlin.
It will be screened together with the feature documentary "Bunch of Kunst – A Film about Sleaford Mods" directed by British Shorts jury member Christine Franz (Arte/Tracks).
From "Expired England" © Paul Daly
Paul Daly is a Director and Photographer focusing on works concerning British ethnography, masculinity and identity utilising analogue formats. His films blur the lines between documentary, drama and artist moving image with his aims being pieces that can be shown in both the cinema and gallery spaces. His work has been screened at Bury and Whitworth Art Galleries in Manchester and his portraiture was printed in Korean Creative Review. Upon completion of Beckett, Paul is now working to complete personal films "I, Dismantled" and "The Vault" alongside commissions in portraiture and documentary photography. He is currently writing his next short film "Nicholas", centred on themes of family, the workplace and mortality.
Jan 12 — Feb 28, 2018
Film screening and Q&A: Thursday, Feb 1, 8:30 pm
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SPUTNIK KINO (Höfe am Südstern)
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With the Sydney 2000 Olympics well behind the country, the Homebush athletics centre still sees constant use even though many of the world class events fly under the media radar. The Gatorade Bolt is one such event where a charity 4 man relay event was held with some of Australia's (even the world's) best runners coming together alongside the public in a rare opportunity to strut their stuff cometeing against one another at high speeds.
Amidst a flutter of Australian sportsmen including Brad Fittler, Danny Green, and Brad Haddin, the fastest man in the world Usain Bolt was able to join one of the relay teams in the race as the event coincided with his whirlwind tour of Australia.
Sydney's Showtime Productions were chosen by Sound Agents to spec and sort the sound system which needed to meet some particular requirements as Showtime's Managing Director Rob Runko reports. "We had to make this mobile set up as the field had to be cleared." Rob's solution was to set the rig up and ensure cabling was run correctly, then bring the rig in once required. "We ran all cables in the morning and then forklifted the system into position 20 mins before the gig then patched it in and it was ready to go."
With approximately 7000 on-lookers in attendance, the sound system needed to be clear, loud and consistent. Rob decided to use 16 x RCF TTL33a top cabinets along with 8 x RCF TTS 28a sub cabinets as he felt these would be the best system for the job; and he was right. "They were very happy and the PA system did the job".
The day was executed seamlessly and the system worked flawlessly. A special thanks from Rob goes out to his team comprised of Pat Williams, Tony Moffit, Josh Moffit and Nathan Barnier.


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Callan Lyons is a genetic experiment. One of six fighting for freedom and the survival of their Pride. Merinus Tyler is the reporter who will tempt him, draw him, until the fury of the "mating frenzy" locks them into a battle of sexual heat there is no escape from. Deception, blood, and the evil Genetics Council are hot on their trail. Callan will use his strength to try and save them both...and do all in his power to keep his woman in the process.
Die junge Journalistin Jamie Donovan ist chronisch pleite. Daher ist es für sie besonders schlimm, als sie ihren Job verliert und aus ihrer Wohnung geworfen wird. Aus Frust betrinkt sie sich in einer Bar und lernt den äußerst charmanten Geschäftsmann Kilian Blake kennen, bei dem sie die Nacht verbringt - doch dabei bleibt es nicht. Kilian fühlt sich für Jamie verantwortlich und das erste Mal seit langer Zeit wieder wirklich zu einer Frau hingezogen. Er will Jamie auf keinen Fall verlieren und macht ihr zusammen mit seinen Mitbewohnern Noah und Tyler ein unmoralisches Angebot, so verboten und unwiderstehlich, dass Jamie es nicht ablehnen kann.
New York Times bestselling author Susan Krinard continues the thrilling urban fantasy series that began with Mist in Black Ice. Centuries ago, all was lost in the Last Battle when the Norse gods and goddesses went to war. The elves, the giants, and the gods and goddesses themselves were all destroyed, leaving the Valkyrie known as Mist one of the only survivors. Or so she thought. The trickster god Loki has reappeared in San Francisco, and he has big plans for modern-day Earth. With few allies and fewer resources—but the eyes of the gods and goddesses of an old world upon her—it's up to Mist to stop him before history repeats itself. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
Legend awakened… Reno has known there was more to him since he awoke in the hospital, alive when he should have died. Only one thought consumed him. Find Tah. Watch over him. Protect him. Then everything changed. A tempted tiger… A mission gone wrong brings him face to face with a woman who tempts his tiger from hiding. He wants her with a fierce hunger that consumes him and shocks him with the possessive nature she awakens. Mine… Amia belongs nowhere. Not with the Blane family of hunters she was born into, and not with the dominant man who kidnaps her and turns her world upside down. She runs. She fights. And when the time comes, she pays the price. Running isn't an option, and there's no fighting a man who turns her inside out with unquenchable lust. Maybe, just maybe, she's found where she belongs.


March is National Women's History Month, which honors the extraordinary achievements of American women, and is a perfect time to focus on women in the architecture profession.
According to a study by NCARB, the rate of women joining the profession is increasing. Women are also obtaining licensure faster than their male counterparts. In 2016, women accounted for 36% of newly licensed architects. Nearly 2 in 5 new architects are women, and women earned their initial license almost 10 months sooner than men. Overall, in 2016, women made up 24% of architects in the United States.
In celebration of Women's History Month, we've asked Gerri Kielhofner, BRP Architect & Partner, Laura Daugherty, BRP Architect, and Nicole Shaul, BRP Intern Architect, to share their insights on the past, present and future of architecture and design.
How have you seen the industry change since you began your career in architecture?
What attracted you to join BRP?
Tell me about your first project with BRP.
How has your position changed over time? What responsibilities do you hold now?
Gerri Kielhofner, BRP Architect & Partner (center), and the team standing on top of the Embassy Suites Hotel & Convention Center in Denton, TX.
What's your favorite thing about being an architect?
What are some predictions for the future of the industry?
Laura Daughtery, BRP Architect, and Nate Hay, BRP Intern Architect, took home the W in the CSI Bricklayer 100 last spring.
What advice do you have for women who want to pursue a career in architecture?


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PGM Proudly Accepts AVA Awards
NAPERVILLE, IL – Paul Gregory Media proudly accepts two platinum and one gold AVA Awards on behalf of their work on the new Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce branding.
"My team constantly strives to push the envelope and find new and innovative ways to communicate brand stories," said Paul Feith, President of Paul Gregory Media "which is why I am especially proud to be recognized for our work in videography this year." He adds, "unveiling a new brand to a live audience of approximately 500 people required new thinking in a brand-activation launch."
AVA Digital Awards is an international competition that recognizes outstanding work by creative professionals involved in the concept, direction, design and production of media that is part of the evolution of digital communication. Work ranges from audio and video productions- to websites that present interactive components such as video, animation, blogs, and podcasts- to interactive social media sites- to other forms of user-generated communication.
AVA Digital Awards is administered and judged by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals (AMCP). The international organization consists of several thousand production, marketing, communication, advertising, public relations, and free-lance professionals. AMCP administers recognition programs, provides judges and rewards outstanding achievement and service to the profession.
Judges are industry professionals who look for companies and individuals whose talent exceeds a high standard of excellence and whose work serves as a benchmark for the industry.


I'll be away for Memorial Day until next Wednesday. No one would notice anyway since I don't update very often at this point.
A new island is born in Pacific. Can I be Master of the Franklin? Can I? Can I? Huh? Pleeeaaase?
I'm pretty sure that I've linked to the Shrine of the Great Monkey before.
Gladiator was really good. No, it's not factual and the political machinations aren't as complicated as Dune, but a good movie nonetheless.
We're giving up on our DSL line from Covad/PSN.net. We'll see how long it takes for them to disconnect. We're trying PacBell next.
NetSet: Settlers of Catan over the internet. It could be cool.
Some cool thematic mapping: U.S. Surname Distibution. Not enough Posniewski's to show up, though.


Moineau stepper pump by ttsalo is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike license.
This is still under development, but the final goal is to develop this into a paste dispenser operated by a stepper motor and used in a 3D printer to form things from any paste-like material. For now, this operates with just a hand crank. Compared to the original, the rotation is reversed and the idea is to feed it from the top and have it push the pumped material out from the nozzle at the bottom.
Printed and tested (by hand) a very rough, smaller prototype. Some pumping action was seen with water-flour mixture, so it works on a basic level.
Printed and tested a spider coupling for driving the pump. Seems promising, the orbit of the rotor didn't seem to be any kind of a problem.
Print and try at your own risk. NOTE! The currently attached SCAD file only forms the hand-cranked version.
Bolt the nozzle to the bottom of the chassis. Insert rotor-crank assembly and turn clockwise.
Motor mount and couplings will be published when get them finished.


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Ragnar to the Bears? And just how much does a mascot make?
In a Chicago Tribune opinion piece, it is argued that the Bears should bring in Ragnar, the deposed Vikings mascot, as their own: "Whenever Cutler throws an interception, Ragnar will chase him up and down the sideline with a battle-ax, fulfilling every Bears fan's deepest desire."
By Michael Rand
September 23, 2015 — 3:35pm
If you haven't had enough of Vikings mascot mania, I have a couple of hot links for you.
First, in this Chicago Tribune opinion piece it is argued that the Bears should bring in Ragnar, the deposed Vikings mascot, as their own. From the piece:
Let me rattle off a few reasons why this is an incredibly good idea.
He's a viking and vikings are awesome.
He's a big man and will be able to help pick up the pieces of Jay Cutler when he returns from injury and is immediately injured again.
Whenever Cutler throws an interception, Ragnar will chase him up and down the sideline with a battle-ax, fulfilling every Bears fan's deepest desire. (Until Cutler returns, Ragnar can chase backup quarterback and former emu impersonator Jimmy Clausen.)
It's hard to say what the percentage of seriousness is here, but I'd put it around the percentage chance that it would actually happen (which is to say, both are pretty close to zero).
Second, a big question that I've been asked a lot: how much do mascots really make? Along with a couple other outlets, I reported (per a source) that Ragnar made $1,500 a game last season. The Vikings went into this past offseason looking to change his role and perhaps take him out of gameday situations. And from my understanding, he countered with a financial proposal that would have paid him $20,000 per game. At that point, the sides were at an impasse. I've not been able to confirm that with Ragnar (Joe Juranitch is his real name, and he's been unavailable for comment), but again that's what I've reported via a source familiar with the negotiation.
If the pregame is included, there are 10 home games a season. That means Ragnar made $15K last season, plus perhaps some extra money for other appearances. ESPN.com got ahold of Dave Raymond, the original Phanatic out in Philadelphia. Now, it's important within the context of all this to remember Ragnar was an independent contractor and not a team employee, but still I found this passage interesting:
Mascots generally make anywhere from $25,000 a year starting out in the minor leagues to $60,000 in the NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL, said Raymond, who now runs Raymond Entertainment, a character branding and mascot training company which has created and worked on more than 100 mascots over the past 20 years. Some mascots make more, but not many. "Performers who have been there anywhere between 10 to 20 years, who are full-time salaried performers with benefits and incentives, can earn in the six-figure range, and about 10 percent of the full-time performers are reaching that level of compensation," Raymond said.
Ragnar was with the Vikings for 21 years, though the Vikings added another mascot, Viktor, in 2007. And again Ragnar was an independent contractor so perhaps there is a distinction. Also, it's worth noting that the article makes it sound as though most of the higher-paid mascots are in MLB and the NBA, which have 41 or 81 home games instead of 10).
But yes, there are mascots who make six figures. Perhaps at $1,500 per game, one could say Ragnar was underpaid and not necessarily out of bounds in asking for a raise? That said, Raymond concluded that Juranitch "overestimated his value to the team" based on the contract figures that were reported.
Bridgewater was historically great Sunday by one measure
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Michael Rand started RandBall with hopes that he could convince the world to love jumpsuits as much as he does. So far, he's only succeeded in using the word "redacted" a lot. He welcomes suggestions, news tips, links of pure genius, and pictures of pets in Halloween costumes here, though he already knows he will regret that last part. Follow @randball on Twitter.
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France Becomes Latest Country to Censure Clearview AI for Privacy Violations
Another international privacy regulator is cracking down on Clearview AI. The company's latest legal woes originate in France, where the Commission Nationale Informatique et Libertés (CNIL) has ruled that Clearview's practices violate the European Union's (EU) GDPR data protection laws. As a result, the CNIL has ordered Clearview to delete the personal information of French citizens stored in its databases.
Clearview could face financial penalties under EU law if it fails to comply with the order. In that regard, France's decision echoes that of the UK's Information Commissioner's Office, which has stated that the company could face fines of up to £17 million for violating the UK's privacy laws. It could also create more complications for Clearview moving forward. The CNIL's authority is limited to France, but the GDPR laws that the ruling (and the fines) are based on extend throughout the EU. That means that any fines that Clearview gets hit with in France could be replicated elsewhere if other EU states follow the CNIL's lead.
On that front, privacy advocates have already filed complaints against Clearview AI in Greece, Italy, and Austria. The Canadian and Australian Information Commissioners have also ordered Clearview to suspend its operations (and delete citizen data) in their respective countries. However, Canada's federal privacy commissioner does not have the authority to impose fines, which could make the EU cases more immediately concerning to a company worried about the bottom line.
For its part, the CNIL specifically ruled that Clearview collected and used people's biometric data without obtaining proper consent, and without establishing a legal basis for doing so. The agency has given Clearview two months to comply with its order and stop processing the data of French citizens, at which point the company could start facing escalating penalties.
In its response, Clearview argued that it does not need to follow European laws because it does not currently have offices or paying customers in France or the European Union. Interpol's Crimes Against Children unit (which is based in France) has nevertheless performed more than 300 searches with Clearview tech, while the French Ministry of the Interior has conducted more than 400. The Crimes Against Children unit acknowledged those searches, but emphasized that they were carried out with free trial software that Clearview gave to law enforcement agencies.
Sources: BuzzFeed News, The Verge
January 3, 2022 – by Eric Weiss
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Q: Keeping both release and beta versions of app on my phone I recently uploaded my apk to the Playstore for my beta testers and I would like to keep this app on my phone.
But if I build it from android studio for further tests, it says :

Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_UPDATE_INCOMPATIBLE]

I think it's all about one being in debug mode and other in release mode.
I thought of changing applicationId with a flavour on debug, but I didn't found how to properly do it, and it prevent me for using content providers.
Is there a better way to do this ?

A: Gradle will allow you to change the package name for the different buildTypes configurations. To do this, set the applicationIdSuffix property in your build types:
    debug {
        // append ".debug" to the application ID for this build
        applicationIdSuffix ".debug"

        debuggable true

        // here go the usual debug build properties
        minifyEnabled false
    }
    release {
        // no applicationIdSuffix for the release build

        // here go the usual release build properties
        minifyEnabled true
        proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android.txt'), 'proguard-rules-release.pro'
    }

So if your release appliction ID is "mobi.glowworm.demo", then your gradle file will now create a debug build with the applictions ID "mobi.glowworm.demo.debug".
This way you can keep both on your phone at the same time.

I recommend also changing the app name between the 2 builds, as well as to consider a different launch icon. This allows you (and any other testers) to easily differentiate between the builds.
Both of these changes rely on creating different source folders for the builds, following the structure of the app\src\main\... folder that you already have. Create app\src\debug\res and app\src\release\res folders.
In there you can easily add different resources per build (and different source files, but that is harder to handle). Name these the same as the main resources, and gradle will override the default resources with these new ones.
To make it obvious, I call my build type strings file build_type_settings.xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources>
    <!--Override certain application strings to identify build-->
    <string name="app_name"
        translatable="false">My Debug App</string>
    <string name="api_key_google"
        templateMergeStrategy="preserve"
        translatable="false">DEBUG_GOOGLE_KEY</string>
</resources>

Store this in:

*

*e.g. \app\src\debug\res\values\build_type_settings.xml
Similarly, you can create separate ic_launcher.png files and store them in the mipmap resource folders:

*

*e.g. \app\src\debg\res\mipmap-hdpi\ic_launcher.png

Lastly, at some point, you may need to update the application ID inside your manifest. Maybe for a Parse implementation, or some other reason.
The trick is to replace all instances of your application ID inside your manifest with the ${applicationId} property. Gradle will automatically insert the correct ID where required.
For full details on this, here is a post I have found myself coming back to again and again:

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*Android Gradle product Flavors with Parse Push Notifications

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Gettysburg Allstar Expo Complex is ideal for large gatherings including national and regional trade shows, car clubs, dog shows, corporate and religious gatherings, youth concerts and so much more.
Plus, with 2 adjacent hotels offering over 300 guest rooms, an additional 27 meeting rooms including 2 ballrooms accommodating nearly 1500 guests each, tons of free parking; we have everything needed to host a successful gathering.
Gettysburg's national recognition coupled with easy access from Baltimore, Washington DC, Philadelphia, 2 international airports and major highways will help deliver your attendance your gathering demands.
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Double-click each file that ends in .keychain (each time it will open the Keychain Access app.
Then Repair the Keychain with Keychain Access just like before. (note that it may not say it fixed anything, but still probably worked).
Following the above solutions should help resolve this issue. If you're still having problems with LTP crashing, you can submit a support ticket here and our support staff will get back to you ASAP to help you figure out a solution.


THANKS AGNES FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT, IT IS ALWAYS GOOD TO HAVE FANS ALL OVER CANADA BECAUSE AS PRO ATHLETES WE DO PERFORM FOR OUR FANS. ALL THE BEST AND BE BLESSED.
Hey Kerry, It's obvious that the offense will have a different look this year. New OC, new HC, some new faces on the O-Line, some new receivers and a different back in the backfield. What part of the new offense impresses you most, and which part concerns you most.
THIS OFFENSE HAS A NEW IMAGE WITH NEW FACES. IT A FUN OFFENSE TO PLAY IN ESPECIALLY WITH THE TALENT WE HAVE. IT WILL TAKE A LITTLE TIME FOR US TO GEL TOGETHER AND GET ON THE SAME PAGE, BUT WE WILL BE EXPLOSIVE.
WHATS UP OMARR? WISH YOU ALL THE BEST THIS YEAR.
Hey man, are you looking forward to having WAY more options at recievers this year than last season? I can't wait for you to be throwing TD's to Dominguez, Fantuez, Armstead, Flick and Anderson. Also God Bless remember through the season when your stuggling just look to God! I hope to meet you this year and I look forward to seeing you on the field finally!
THANKS JEFF, IT WILL BE LOTS OF FUN THROWING TO ALL THE WEAPONS THAT WE HAVE ON THE FIELD. I KNOW THAT GOD WILL PROTECT AND DIRECT ME THROUGHOUT THIS SEASON. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND BE BLESSED.
Two questions: 1)With regards to the changes on the offensive line, do you anticipate any growing pains with the new crew at the beginning of the season? 2)I'm sure we're going to see some exciting plays this year with our aggressive passing attack. How much input will you have in this years playbook and play selection?
OUR O-LINE WILL BE JUST FINE. WE HAVE SOME NEW GUYS BUT OVERALL THEY HAVE BEEN WORKING HARD AND ADJUSTING TO PLAYING WITH ONE ANOTHER. AS A QUARTERBACK I ALWAYS TOTALLY TRUST MY O-LINE BECAUSE I HAVE MY OWN JOB TO DO. I DON'T HAVE MUCH INPUT ON PLAY SELECTION, BUT THE OFFENSE GIVES US ALOT OF FLEXIBILTY ON THE FIELD.
MY KNEE IS FINE AND YES I AM 100 PERCENT. I AM NOT LIMPING.
Have you ever played in a loud stadium for a playoff?
YES I HAVE PLAYED IN A LOUD STADIUM BEFORE. LAST YEAR IN VANCOUVER AND ONE TIME IN SEATTLE WHEN I PLAYED FOR THE SEAHAWKS. I KNOW THIS IS MY NIECE AND THANKS FOR WRITING IN. LOVE, UNCLE KERRY.
Hey man just wanted to say glad to see the Riders coming to Saskatoon and it was pretty cool getting your autograph i had the black reggie hunt jersey on anyways just glad you all where able to come up to saskatoon!
IT WAS GOOD TO FINALLY COME UP TO SASKATOON. I HOPE THE FANS ENJOYED THE PRACTICE THAT WE HAD. LOOKING FORWARD TO HEARING YOU CHEERING IN THE STANDS THIS YEAR.


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Edward Alyn Warren — né le  à Richmond (Virginie), mort le  à Los Angeles (quartier de Woodland Hills, Californie) — est un acteur américain, généralement crédité E. Alyn Warren.

Biographie
Pour le cinéma, E. Alyn Warren contribue (comme second rôle de caractère ou dans des petits rôles non crédités) à cent-trois films américains, dès la période du muet, le premier sorti en 1915.

Durant sa carrière, il interprète souvent des rôles de type asiatique, notamment dans Les Révoltés de Tod Browning (1920, avec Priscilla Dean et Lon Chaney) et L'Honorable Monsieur Wong de William A. Wellman (1932, avec Edward G. Robinson et Loretta Young). Et notons qu'il retrouve le réalisateur Tod Browning sur cinq autres films, dont Le Club des trois (1925, avec Lon Chaney et Mae Busch) et Les Poupées du diable (1936, avec Lionel Barrymore et Maureen O'Sullivan).

Citons également Abraham Lincoln de D. W. Griffith (1930, avec Walter Huston dans le rôle-titre, lui-même personnifiant Ulysses S. Grant), le serial Tarzan l'intrépide de Robert F. Hill (1933, avec Buster Crabbe et Julie Bishop), ou encore Port of Seven Seas de James Whale (1938, adaptation de la trilogie marseillaise de Marcel Pagnol, avec Wallace Beery et Maureen O'Sullivan).

Son dernier film est Broadway qui danse de Norman Taurog (avec Fred Astaire et Eleanor Powell), sorti le , deux semaines et demie après sa mort.

Filmographie partielle
 1920 : Les Révoltés (Outside the Law) de Tod Browning : Chang Lo
 1920 : The Virgin of Stamboul de Tod Browning : Yusef Bey
 1921 : A Tale of Two Worlds de Frank Lloyd : Ah Wing
 1922 : East Is West de Sidney Franklin :  Lo Sang Kee
 1925 : Le Club des trois (The Unholy Three) de Tod Browning : le procureur général
 1926 : The Bells de James Young
 1928 : La Piste de 98 (The Trail of '98) de Clarence Brown : l'ingénieur
 1929 : Chasing Through Europe de David Butler et Alfred L. Werker : Louis Herriot
 1930 : Abraham Lincoln de D. W. Griffith : Stephen A. Douglas / le général Ulysses S. Grant
 1930 : East Is West de Monta Bell :  Lo Sang Kee
 1930 : Du Barry, Woman of Passion de Sam Taylor : Denys
 1931 : L'Attaque de la caravane (Fighting Caravans) d'Otto Brower et David Burton : Barlow
 1931 : La Fille du Dragon (Daughter of the Dragon) de Lloyd Corrigan
 1931 : Âmes libres (A Free Soul) de Clarence Brown : Bottomley
 1932 : L'Honorable Monsieur Wong (The Hatchet Man) de William A. Wellman : le cordonnier Soo Lat
 1932 : Le Masque d'or (The Mask of Fu Manchu) de Charles Brabin et Charles Vidor : Goy Lo Sung
 1933 : Tarzan l'intrépide (Tarzan the Fearless) de Robert F. Hill (serial) :  Brooks
 1934 : Le Chat et le violon (The Cat and the Fiddle) de William K. Howard et Sam Wood
 1934 : Patte de chat (The Cat's-Paw) de Sam Taylor et Harold Lloyd : Tien Wang
 1934 : L'Agent n° 13 (Operator 13) de Richard Boleslawski : le général Ulysses S. Grant
 1934 : Mystères de Londres (Limehouse Blues) d'Alexander Hall
 1934 : Student Tour de Charles Reisner
 1934 : The Mysterious Mr. Wong de William Nigh
 1935 :
 1935 : La Gloire du cirque (Annie Oakley) de George Stevens
 1936 : Les Poupées du diable (The Devil-Doll) de Tod Browning : le commissaire de police
 1936 : La Révolte des zombies (Revolt of the Zombies) de Victor Halperin :  Trevissant
 1937 : J'ai le droit de vivre (You Lony Live Once) de Fritz Lang : le chef de la prison
 1937 : La ville gronde (They Won't Forget) de Mervyn LeRoy : Carlisle P. Buxton
 1937 : La Femme X (Madame X) de Sam Wood et Gustav Machatý
 1937 : Mariage double (Double Wedding) de Richard Thorpe : Al
 1937 : My Dear Miss Aldrich de George B. Seitz
 1937 : Le Dernier Gangster (The Last Gangster) d'Edward Ludwig
 1938 : La Belle Cabaretière (The Girl of the Golden West) de Robert Z. Leonard
 1938 : Trois camarades (Three Comrades) de Frank Borzage : le patron de la librairie
 1938 : Port of Seven Seas de James Whale : le capitaine Escartefigue
 1938 : L'Ensorceleuse (The Shinning Hour) de Frank Borzage : Leonard
 1938 : Coups de théâtre de Robert B. Sinclair
 1939 : La Ronde des pantins (Idiot's Delight) de Clarence Brown
 1939 : Au service de la loi (Sergeant Madden) de Josef von Sternberg : un juge
 1939 : Emporte mon cœur (Broadway Serenade) de Robert Z. Leonard : Everett
 1939 : Autant en emporte le vent (Gone with the Wind) de Victor Fleming, George Cukor et Sam Wood : un employé de Frank Kennedy
 1939 : Les Aventures d'Huckleberry Finn (The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn) de Richard Thorpe : M. Shackleford
 1939 : Miracles à vendre (Miracles for Sale) de Tod Browning :  Hendricks
 1940 : Broadway qui danse (Broadway Melody of 1940) de Norman Taurog : « Pop »

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Notes et références

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Acteur américain
Acteur américain du muet
Naissance en juin 1874
Naissance à Richmond (Virginie)
Décès en janvier 1940
Décès à 65 ans
Décès à Woodland Hills

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As the temperatures drop and the weather becomes harrowing, your heated home or workplace is increasingly attractive to insects and rodents who also want to stay warm.
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Blake Hahn Captures 34 Raceway Triumph With The Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series
(Image Credit: Brendon Bauman)
Bryan Hulbert – WEST BURLINGTON, Iowa (August 30, 2019) Holding on through heavy lapped traffic and letting the DriveWFX.com No. 52 eat the cushion of the 34 Raceway on Friday night, Blake Hahn's inaugural trip to the Iowa oval ended with his seventh career victory with the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network, and first with the Sprint Invaders.
"I just have to say, this is one of the best tracks in Iowa. We don't normally get to race short tracks here, it's usually all big tracks and this place is high banks and slick to a curb; you couldn't ask for better," stated Hahn.
Coming down to the final two turns with Seth Bergman nearly taking the win away, Hahn had to duck under a slower car and was able to use the slower machine as a pick to hold off the Mud Slingers Coffee No. 23.
On having to hold off the No. 23, Hahn said, "I saw on the scoreboard at the Aussie [Scott Bogucki] was in second, then after the restart that Seth had gotten by him and I knew he to be rolling good, but I knew if I could stay on the cushion, especially on the restarts, I could get good momentum, but he did scare on one. I thought he had me slid, but we were able to get by him and at the finish, I just had to go where the lapped car wasn't and hoped he didn't change his line."
Taking off with the lead from the pole, Hahn slid in front of Austin McCarl as the pair raced into the first two turns. Getting several car lengths over the No. 99x, that advantage disappeared as lapped traffic came into play on Lap 5. Blocked for a couple of laps, the race for second between McCarl and the Sawblade.com No. 28 of Scott Bogucki morphed into a race for the lead with the trio in a high-speed game of Chess.
Making a small mistake on Lap 12, Hahn was wheel to wheel with Austin McCarl off the second turn. Able to keep the No. 99x at bay, McCarl was slid by Bogucki for the runner-up spot. Racing into a group of slower cars, the top three again went at each other's throats before the caution flew working Lap 14 for Dustin Selvage.
Back to the last fully completed lap, McCarl moved back to second and immediately threw a slide job for the lead. Unable to head off the No. 52, the momentum sent McCarl over the cushion and allowed Bogucki to advance once again, with Seth Bergman also taking advantage for third.
Shot sliding each other as Hahn built his lead, Bergman and Bogucki traded blows before the caution lights came on again for Harli White on Lap 16. Diving the hub on the restart, Bergman went after the lead, but to no avail, as the caution slowed action again with 17 laps complete. Sliding for the lead again, the results were the same with Hahn railing the cushion to hold the top spot. Keeping pace with the No. 52 in clean air, Bergman closed but his run was hauled on Lap 22 with the race's final caution for Alex Hill.
Putting a half dozen car lengths on Bergman on the restart, Hahn was not out of the woods as the No. 52 found traffic with two laps to go. Bringing Seth right back into the fight, it was down to a car length on the final lap. Sprinting into the final two turns, Hahn dove low on the lapped car who slid just high enough to keep the No. 23 from making the final lap pass.
Ending up third was the No. 28 of Scott Bogucki for his ninth top five of the season. Running up from 10th, Robbie Price landed in fourth with Sam Hafertepe, Jr. making up 12 spots after transferring out of the first BMRS B-Feature to complete the top five.
Making an equally impressive run, Terry McCarl came from 16th to sixth with Matt Covington seventh. Austin McCarl slipped to eighth with Kaley Gharst ninth. Making to the most of a night plagued with mechanical issues, John Carney II was forced to use a provisional in the MVT No. J2 and clawed from 23rd to 10th.
Combined with the Sprint Invaders and ASCS Warrior Region, a stout field of 37 drivers was on hand Friday night. Five SCE Gaskets Heat Races went to Alex Hill, Scott Bogucki, Cody Wehrle, Blake Hahn, and Robbie Price. BMRS B-Features were topped by Sam Hafertepe, Jr. and Bryden Gaylord. The only provisional was used by John Carney II.
The next event for the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network is the Champion Brands Lake Ozark Speedway 360 Nationals on Saturday, August 31 and Sunday, September 1.
Saturday, August 31 and Sunday, September 1 at Lake Ozark Speedway opens at 5:00 P.M. with racing getting underway at 7:30 P.M. (CT). Saturday's gate is $20 for adults, $17 for Senior and Military, $5 for youth 7-13, and free for kids six and under. Admission Sunday is $23 for adults, $20 for Senior and Military, $5 for youth 7-13, and free for kids six and under Pit Passes each day are $40. More information on Lake Ozark Speedway is available online at http://www.lakeozarkspeedway.net.
For other news, notes, and information on the American Sprint Car Series, from the National Tour to any of the nine Regional Tours that make up ASCS Nation in 2019, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com, follow on Facebook, on Instagram, and on Twitter (@LucasOilASCS).
Race Results:
Lucas Oil ASCS presented by MAVTV
Sprint Invaders & ASCS Warrior
34 Raceway (West Burlington, Iowa)
Car Count: 37
SCE Gaskets Heat Races (Top 16 in Passing Points advance to the A-Feature)
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 77X-Alex Hill, [2]; 2. 99X-Austin McCarl, [4]; 3. 55-McKenna Haase, [6]; 4. 50P-Harold Pohren, [5]; 5. 14-Jordon Mallett, [3]; 6. 88-Dustin Selvage, [7]; 7. 76-Brad Comegys, [1]; (DNS) 11X-Colton Fisher,
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Scott Bogucki, [3]; 2. 78-Kaley Gharst, [4]; 3. 21-Miles Paulus, [1]; 4. 50-Paul Nienhiser, [7]; 5. 13-Brayden Gaylord, [6]; 6. 49-Josh Schneiderman, [5]; 7. 86-Tony Bruce Jr, [8]; 8. (DNF) 70K-Katlynn Leer, [2]
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 40C-Cody Wehrle, [1]; 2. 11-Roger Crockett, [3]; 3. 1K-Kelby Watt, [4]; 4. 81-Tanner Gebhardt, [5]; 5. 24D-Danny Sams III, [6]; 6. 2X-Tucker Doughty, [7]; 7. 69-Justin Buchholz, [2]
Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 52-Blake Hahn, [2]; 2. 95-Matt Covington, [4]; 3. 17A-Terry McCarl, [3]; 4. 7B-Ben Brown, [6]; 5. 16-Devon Rouse, [7]; 6. 4-Bailey Goldesberry, [1]; 7. (DNF) J2-John Carney II, [5]
Heat 5 (8 Laps): 1. 21P-Robbie Price, [1]; 2. 23-Seth Bergman, [4]; 3. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr, [3]; 4. 17W-Harli White, [6]; 5. 9-Daniel Bergquist, [2]; 6. 35-Josh Higday, [5]; 7. 99-John Schulz, [7]
BMRS B-Feature (Top 3 in each advance to the A-Feature)
B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr, [1]; 2. 81-Tanner Gebhardt, [2]; 3. 2X-Tucker Doughty, [5]; 4. 24D-Danny Sams III, [4]; 5. 35-Josh Higday, [7]; 6. 99-John Schulz, [8]; 7. 9-Daniel Bergquist, [6]; 8. 76-Brad Comegys, [10]; 9. 16-Devon Rouse, [3]; 10. (DNF) J2-John Carney II, [9]; 11. (DNF) 11X-Colton Fisher, [11]
B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 13-Brayden Gaylord, [2]; 2. 14-Jordon Mallett, [4]; 3. 88-Dustin Selvage, [3]; 4. 86-Tony Bruce Jr, [6]; 5. 49-Josh Schneiderman, [5]; 6. 50P-Harold Pohren, [1]; 7. 69-Justin Buchholz, [8]; 8. 4-Bailey Goldesberry, [7]; (DNS) 21-Miles Paulus, ; (DNS) 70K-Katlynn Leer,
Sawblade.com A-Feature
A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 52-Blake Hahn, [1]; 2. 23-Seth Bergman, [8]; 3. 28-Scott Bogucki, [4]; 4. 21P-Robbie Price, [10]; 5. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr, [17]; 6. 17A-Terry McCarl, [16]; 7. 95-Matt Covington, [5]; 8. 99X-Austin McCarl, [2]; 9. 78-Kaley Gharst, [6]; 10. J2-John Carney II, [23]; 11. 14-Jordon Mallett, [20]; 12. 50-Paul Nienhiser, [12]; 13. 17W-Harli White, [15]; 14. 55-McKenna Haase, [7]; 15. 11-Roger Crockett, [11]; 16. 2X-Tucker Doughty, [21]; 17. 1K-Kelby Watt, [13]; 18. 7B-Ben Brown, [14]; 19. (DNF) 77X-Alex Hill, [3]; 20. (DNF) 81-Tanner Gebhardt, [19]; 21. (DNF) 40C-Cody Wehrle, [9]; 22. (DNF) 88-Dustin Selvage, [22]; 23. (DNF) 13-Brayden Gaylord, [18]
Lap Leader(s): Blake Hahn 1-30
Hard Charger: Sam Hafertepe, Jr. +12
High Point Driver: Scott Bogucki
Provisional(s): John Carney II (Points)
2019 National Tour Driver Standings (Top 15): 1. Sam Hafertepe, Jr. 3,227; 2. Blake Hahn 3,121; 3. Scott Bogucki 3,053; 4. Matt Covington 3,003; 5. John Carney II 2,954; 6. Roger Crockett 2,889; 7. Harli White 2,726; 8. Robbie Price 2,712; 9. Jordon Mallett 2,577; 10. Tucker Doughty 2,449; 11. Alex Hill 2,440; 12. Jamie Ball 1,163; 13. Seth Bergman 968; 14. Wayne Johnson 762; 15. Jason Solwold 733;
2019 Race Winners: Sam Hafertepe, Jr. – 7 (5/17 – I-96 Speedway; 5/18 – I-96 Speedway; 5/25 – Lake Ozark Speedway; 6/5 – Lawton Speedway; 6/8 – Salina Speedway; 7/12 – Gallatin Speedway; 7/19 – Big Sky Speedway); Blake Hahn – 3 (6/20 – Skagit Speedway; 7/20 – Big Sky Speedway; 8/30 – 34 Raceway); Scott Bogucki – 2 (6/14 – Brown County Speedway; 6/15 – Black Hills Speedway); Thomas Kennedy - 2 (4/25 – Eagle Raceway, 4/26 – U.S. 36 Raceway); James McFadden – 2 (8/2 – Knoxville Raceway; 8/3 – Knoxville Raceway); John Carney II – 1 (5/26 – Lake Ozark Speedway); Travis Rilat – 1 (6/4 – Devil's Bowl Speedway); Roger Crockett – 1 (6/21 – Skagit Speedway); Robbie Price – 1 (6/22 – Skagit Speedway); Devon Borden – 1 (6/28 – Grays Harbor Raceway); Matt Covington – 1 (6/29 – Grays Harbor Raceway); Ryan Giles – 1 (8/1 – Knoxville Raceway); Wayne Johnson – 1 (8/6 – Southern Iowa Speedway);
Weather-Related Cancellations - 10: Devil's Bowl Speedway (3/15 and 3/16); Williams Grove Speedway (5/3); Selinsgrove Speedway (5/4); Lakeside Speedway (5/9); I-30 Speedway (5/11); Route 66 Motor Speedway (6/1); Creek County Speedway (6/6); Gallatin Speedway (7/13); Riverside International Speedway (8/24)
ASCS Online:
American Sprint Car Series: http://www.ascsracing.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lucasoilascs
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/lucasoilascs (@lucasoilascs)
Instagram: LucasOilASCS
Video Broadcast: http://www.racinboys.com
Live-Scoring (Where Applicable): MRP Live
ASCS National Tour Drivers Online:
Jamie Ball (Knoxville, IA): http://www.jamieball.com/default.aspx?i=false
Seth Bergman (Snohomish, WA.): http://www.sethbergmanracing.com
Scott Bogucki (McLaren Vale, S. Aust.): https://www.facebook.com/ScottBogucki89
John Carney II (El Paso, TX): https://www.facebook.com/JohnCarneyRacing
Matt Covington (Glenpool, OK): http://www.mattcovingtonracing.com
Roger Crockett (Broken Arrow, OK): http://www.rocketdesignsllc.com
Tucker Doughty (Rockwall, TX): https://twitter.com/tuckerdoughty
Sam Hafertepe, Jr. (Sunnyvale, TX): http://www.sam15.com
Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK): http://www.blakehahnracing.com
Alex Hill (Six Nations, Ontario, Can.): https://twitter.com/alexhill77x
Jordon Mallett (Greenbrier, AR): https://www.facebook.com/jordonmallettmotorsports
Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA): https://twitter.com/cmr_44?lang=en
Robbie Price (Cobble Hill, BC, Can.): http://www.bdsmotorsportsllc.com
Harli White (Lindsay, OK): http://www.harliwhiteracing.net
ASCS Sponsors:
Lucas Oil Products is the title sponsor of the American Sprint Car Series. More information can be found on Lucas Oil Products at www.lucasoil.com. MAVTV Motorsports Network is the presenting sponsor of the American Sprint Car Series. Log onto http://www.mavtv.com for more information.
Sawblade.com is the official SawBlade of the American Sprint Car Series and title sponsor of every National Tour A-Feature as well as Victory Lane. For more information, log onto https://www.sawblade.com and follow along on Social Media at @SawBladecom on Twitter, on Instagram at Sawblade.com_, and on Facebook.
Associate sponsors for the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented the MAVTV Motorsports Network include Hoosier Racing Tire and Brodix. All Heat Races are brought to you by SCE Gaskets. All B-Features are presented by BMRS.
Team Lucas Sponsors for the American Sprint Car Series consist of Protect the Harvest, Geico, SRI, General Tire, MAVTV Motorsports Network, LucasOilRacing.tv, and General Tire.
All events are broadcast online at http://www.racinboys.com.
Product and Contingency Sponsorship provided by SCE Gaskets, K&N Filters, BMRS, SpeedMart, Engler Machine and Tool, FSR Radiator and Racing Products, Schoenfeld Headers, MyRacePass.com, Weld Wheels, Maxwell Industries, Simpson, Wesmar Racing Engines, Hinchman Indy Racewear, Rod End Supply, Smiley's Racing Products, and Triple X Race, Co.
Submitted By: Bryan Hulbert


Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice's filming is almost complete with reports suggesting that Superman actor Henry Cavill has already finished shooting all his portions.
According to a Tech Times report, after production on the film recently ended in Detroit and Chicago, the cast and crew are now moving to New Mexico but there's a possibility that Henry Cavill will not be there.
"According to a latest rumour, the Man of Steel star has finished filming all his parts in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, which means there's a high chance production will soon come to a close," states the report.
The website also speculates that the New Mexico schedule could be "the final leg of shooting the film." If that is indeed true, then there's a huge possibility that the eagerly-awaited first trailer of Batman v Superman could release before 2014 ends.
Earlier rumours suggested that the film's trailer might be attached to Warner Bros' upcoming film The Hobbit: Battle of Five Armies which releases on 17th December, 2014.
Previous reports also stated that the "Batman-heavy" Batman v Superman trailer is complete and "ready to go".
Meanwhile, in a recent interview with the Chicago Tribune, Cavill spoke about playing Superman and mentioned that it is not easy, especially when they have him strapped to a harness to mimic a man flying through the skies.
"It was very difficult work. It was very physically demanding," said Cavill. "You can't just sit in the harness and expect it to do all the work. You're not going to look like you're flying. You have to pay attention to what your feet and legs are doing. It's like dancing."


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What to do in Oklahoma on May 14, 2019: Hear indie-pop singer-songwriter and actress Alicia Witt in concert at the Blue Door
by Brandy McDonnell
Published: Tue, May 14, 2019 7:11 AM
Alicia Witt [Photo provided]
Today's featured event:
Hear acoustic-rock singer-songwriter Alicia Witt at 8 tonight at the Blue Door, 2805 N McKinley.
Years before kicking off her career as an indie-pop songsmith, Witt took her first classical piano lesson at 7 years old. She landed her debut movie role that same year, appearing in David Lynch's sci-fi epic "Dune." Decades later, Witt has built both passions into a thriving show business career, balancing an acclaimed string of movie, television and stage appearances with solo records like 2018's "15,000 Days."
Her fourth release as an independent songwriter, "15,000 Days" boasts songs rooted in modern arrangements and timeless melodies. Witt wrote the material during a busy period that found her starring in the TV series "Nashville," stealing the spotlight with an appearance on "The Walking Dead," and playing shows – including a performance on the Grand Ole Opry – in the wake of her previous album, "Revisionary History."
She recorded "Revisionary History" with producer, songwriter and fellow piano-pounder Ben Folds, resulting in a collection of vintage-inspired songs that looked to the past for inspiration. Outlets like NPR Weekend Edition and the Nashville Scene praised it, with the latter publication calling the album "piano-pop gem that sounds by turns like 'Grey Seal'-era Elton John, an alt-universe Fiona Apple and a film-noir chanteuse notching her nights in cigarette burns on the fallboard."
With the "15,000 Days" EP, she sources her influences from the contemporary world, working with producer Jacquire King (Kings Of Leon, Tom Waits) along the way.
Doors open at 7:30 tonight. VIP tickets includes admission into the event, a pre-show meet and greet with Witt, plus a picture and autograph signing, at 6 p.m. For tickets and information, go to www.bluedoorokc.com.
For more Oklahoma events, go to newsok.com/calendar.
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Patricia is rather moody and would like a home that understands her needs. She has requested I let her new family know that she does not want to be called "Squishy" nor does she make pop pop sounds like the jellyfish on Spongebob. I had no idea Jellyfish were so stereotyped.
Patricia is a Holiday Ornament. She can best be used as a decoration on a tree but would be great as a gift topper or decoration on a wreath! Or she can hang from anywhere you wish!
She is made from three shades of pink felt with light pink freckles. A satin ribbon is stitched securely so she can hang. She is stuffed until she is festively plump with polyfil.
Patricia is 3.5" tall including tentacles.