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After Sex / Post coïtum animal triste (1997) Brigitte Roüan, Patrick Chesnais, Boris Terral, Drama, Romance
Diane, a Parisian of 50, a book editor married with two teen children, has an affair with a twenty-something engineer. He's Emilio, the flat-mate of François, a writer she's coaxing through a second novel. Her husband Philippe, who suspects and then confirms her infidelity, is the attorney defending an older neighbor who stuck a fork in her husband's jugular. We know Diana's affair will end, but how much damage will it do? Will Philippe emulate his murderous client, or will Diana's bathos play out as farce? Can Diana rescue herself from the self-indulgence that comes with lovesickness?
This is really a nice story, very true as my own experience, I believe anyone who ever been to that state or close to, things might go so tragic like that, The film is a truly reminder for all of us –-don't ever be that way when you fall in love, the ending could be whole lot different and you can get more than what it could offer. Self loving is always the infinity, the forever lesson for all of us to learn and stand on foot with it this life. We fall, then we grow. Brigitte Rouan is really a talent, she deserves more recognition than this film did. Great work as a female director, we need more of them like she is. Working on a project that might call her soul and she did it faithfully.
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Across the Lake (1988) Tony Maylam, Phyllis Calvert, Richenda Carey, Robert East
Big Animal (2000) Jerzy Stuhr, Anna Dymna, Dominika Bednarczyk
Blade on the Feather (1980) Richard Loncraine, Kika Markham, Phoebe Nicholls, Donald Pleasence
Girl of the Port (1930) Bert Glennon, Sally O'Neil, Reginald Sharland, Mitchell Lewis, Drama, Romance
Nazi Agent (1942) Jules Dassin, Conrad Veidt, Ann Ayars, Frank Reicher
L'été en pente douce (1987) Gérard Krawczyk, Jacques Villeret, Jean-Pierre Bacri, Pauline Lafont
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Film socialisme / Film Socialism (2010) Jean-Luc Godard, Jean-Marc Stehlé, Agatha Couture, Mathias Domahidy, Drama
Body Count (1998) Robert Patton-Spruill, David Caruso, Linda Fiorentino, John Leguizamo, Crime, Drama, Thriller
I Even Met Happy Gypsies (1967) Aleksandar Petrovic, Bekim Fehmiu, Olivera Katarina, Velimir 'Bata' Zivojinovic
Strohfeuer / A Free Woman (1972) Volker Schlöndorff, Maria Brunner, Wolfgang Bächler, Ute Ellin, Drama
Against All Flags (1952) George Sherman, Errol Flynn, Maureen O'Hara, Anthony Quinn, Action, Adventure, Drama
The Deserter (1943) Franz Schnyder, Robert Trösch, Adolf Manz, Sylva Denzler
The Third Day (1965) Jack Smight, George Peppard, Elizabeth Ashley, Roddy McDowall
Lejos del mar / Far from the Sea (2015) Imanol Uribe, Elena Anaya, Eduard Fernández, José Luis García Pérez, Drama, Thriller
When Tomorrow Comes (1939) John M. Stahl, Irene Dunne, Charles Boyer, Barbara O'Neil, Drama, Romance
Gadjo dilo AKA The Crazy Stranger (1997) Tony Gatlif, Romain Duris, Rona Hartner, Izidor Serban
Three Smart Girls (1936) Henry Koster, Binnie Barnes, Charles Winninger, Alice Brady, Comedy, Musical, Romance
The Queen of Spades (1949) Thorold Dickinson, Anton Walbrook, Edith Evans, Yvonne Mitchell
A Woman Crying in Spring (1933) Hiroshi Shimizu, Akiko Chihaya, Ryuko Fuji, Shizue Hyôdô
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Yumechiyo nikki / Yumechiyo's Diary (1985) Kirirô Urayama, Sayuri Yoshinaga, Kin'ya Kitaôji, Kirin Kiki, Drama
Le Neveu de Beethoven / Beethoven's Nephew (1985) Paul Morrissey, Wolfgang Reichmann, Dietmar Prinz, Jane Birkin, Drama
We're Going to Be Rich (1938) Monty Banks, Gracie Fields, Victor McLaglen, Brian Donlevy
Missing Women (1951) Philip Ford, Penny Edwards, James Millican, John Gallaudet, Crime, Drama, Film-Noir, Sport
A caixa / Blind Man's Bluff (1994) Manoel de Oliveira, Luís Miguel Cintra, Glicínia Quartin, Ruy de Carvalho, Comedy, Drama
Little Soldier (2008) Annette K. Olesen, Trine Dyrholm, Lorna Brown, Finn Nielsen
Hot News (1953) Edward Bernds, Stanley Clements, Gloria Henry, Ted de Corsia
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You're a Big Boy Now (1966) Francis Ford Coppola, Elizabeth Hartman, Geraldine Page, Rip Torn, Comedy, Drama, Romance
Kinema no Tenchi / Final Take: The Golden Age of Movies (1986) Yôji Yamada, Kiyoshi Atsumi, Kiichi Nakai, Narimi Arimori
Cometogether (1971) Saul Swimmer, Tony Anthony, Luciana Paluzzi, Rosemary Dexter, Drama
Blindfold (1965) Philip Dunne, Rock Hudson, Claudia Cardinale, Jack Warden, Comedy, Romance, Thriller
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Breakaway (1956) Henry Cass, Tom Conway, Michael Balfour, Honor Blackman
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Q: How to correctly update a custom Angular 6 library, to Angular 9? I need to upgrade a custom library to angular 9 from 6.1 but I have no experience with that, so I wanted to know if the process is the same as updating an Angular Project from 6 to 9?
for that I would just follow this: https://update.angular.io/
My main doubt is, I have globally installed already Angular 9+ as I'm working on other projects that use it, so I'm not sure I need to do the "ng update" commands, but instead, should I just manually increment the version of my library peerDependencies and run a npm install?
The important file I think of this library is the package.json and this is its content:
  "publishConfig": {
    "registry": "xxxx"
  },
  "peerDependencies": {
    "@angular/common": "^6.0.0",
    "@angular/core": "^6.0.0",
    "@angular/cdk": "^6.2.1",
    "@angular/flex-layout": "^6.0.0-beta.16",
    "@angular/material": "^6.2.1",
    "rxjs": "^6.1.0",
    "rxjs-compat": "^6.1.0",
    "lodash": "^4.17.10"
  }
}

So my idea here is just to change these numbers to the correct ones for angular 9, and then run NPM install, then run the App locally and debug it until it works correctly and finally publish the npm package.
Am I missing something?

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Adam Hanga speaks to Eurohoops about how much he wants to be part of the NBA and it remains to be seen when his time will come.
By Nikos Varlas/ varlas@eurohoops.net
The mass exodus of Euroleague players to the NBA is a fact, as also the drastic changes in the roster of Baskonia, which – for the moment – is sending Davis Bertans to the NBA. However, there's an other player on the roster of the team, also drafted by the Spurs, who still has a contract with the Spanish club.
Hanga is probably the unsung hero of Baskonia's season, he is more mature than ever and while he is ready to play one more season in Europe, he doesn't hide his ambition. As he is telling to Eurohoops, he wants to be part of the NBA and it remains to be seen when his time will come.
You had a great season in which you increased your stock in the basketball market. What is the plan for the upcoming season and generally for your career? Will you stay in Laboral Kutxa? You have one year left in your contract with them, a team that loses many important players.
"For sure my big goal is to play in the NBA one day. I think that my style better fits with the way basketball is played in the US. Of course, I know that the explosiveness and athleticism and I have as a player, won't make such a difference in the NBA as it does in Europe and Euroleague. I don't know when it's going to happen. I work had in order to improve in every aspect of the game. I am happy that I improved my defense. Few years ago, I was a bad defender! Obviously I also want to improve my shooting. Generally speaking, however, there isn't any part of the game which I underestimate. I want to be better in everything.
I believe that I will play in the NBA one day. But it's different to go simply go to the NBA than it is to play in the NBA. I want to establish myself there when I make the next step. To be an NBA player that I will play and have an active part. Not someone who just sits on the bench.
We are witnessing a mass move of players from Europe to the NBA. Does that affect how much you want to leave for the States? Or do you prefer to stay in Europe and make the move when your time comes? Let's say when the circumstances become more mature or you feel totally ready?
"You never know. I am happy that we had such a great season with Laboral Kutxa and for being an important of the team on its way to that. Many say that it is more difficult to go to the Final Four than win it. I have one year left in my contract with the club. So I can stay for one more season and play basketball in the team. NBA is always on my mind, but I like the thought of competing for one more season in Euroleague and the ACB, remaining a member of a great organization like Baskonia. I will continue improving my game.
Surely, a difficult season is ahead of us. It 't not easy to repeat what we did last year. Same thing applies for me. I suppose that in the next season I will be an important player in the planning and that there will be demands and pressure. I can handle that and I am excited for ahead of the next challenge. But I also can't wait for the new Euroleague format! The competition will be much different and we owe to have the same goals and be as competitive as we can".
How important will it be if you manage to go to the NBA? A Hungarian player competing in the best league of the world and representing his country!
"For sure, it is going to be something very important for me. Only one player from Hungary has managed to be compete in the NBA until now, Kornel David. It will be a great achievement for my country. I spent some time establishing myself in Euroleague and I am not forgetting it, it's something I cherish. We must set bigger goals each time and climb a level higher. For me the next level can't be anything else than playing in the NBA. You never know when, and if you are ready, until you try. When the time comes, I believe I will be ready. I am very dedicated to my goal and I know that everything depends on how much I will work for it.
I look and face my challenges one by one. Now I am focused in the efforts of my country's national team. We have a goal to achieve and that is to advance in a Eurobasket. Something that we have not managed to do in our generation. Afterwards, when I will return to Baskonia, I must have the same season like the previous one. Even better if possible. Personally, I must improve with each passing day. Summers are always important for the players. I want to be continue becoming a better person and a better player and someday I will fulfill my dream of playing in the NBA".
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Q: Game AI works powerfully on one side and becomes dumb on the other in Tic-Tac-Toe I am trying to make a Tic-Tac-Toe game in Python using PyGame and the MiniMax algorithm. The AI plays really well when given the first chance (playing as 'X'), but becomes dumb enough to help the user win when not given the first chance (playing as 'O'). I think I know what the problem is but changing it is messing with the whole program and is not going by the given docstrings.
I've made two python files - one for the GUI (runner.py) and the other for the logic behind the game and the AI (tictactoe.py).
This is the logic behind the game:
# Import module `copy` for function `deepcopy` to deeply copy an
# original (mutable) object to save the object from mutations
import copy

X = 'X'
O = 'O'
EMPTY = None

def initial_state():
    """Returns starting state of the board
    """
    return [
        [EMPTY, EMPTY, EMPTY],
        [EMPTY, EMPTY, EMPTY],
        [EMPTY, EMPTY, EMPTY]
    ]

def display(board, autoprint=False):
    """Displays the board nested list as
a 3x3 matrix for board visualization
"""
    vis_board = ''

    for row in board:
        for playr in row:
            if playr is None:
                playr = ' '

            playr += ' '
            vis_board += playr

        vis_board += '\n'

    if autoprint:
        print(vis_board)

    return vis_board

def player(board):
    """Returns player who has the next turn on a board
    """

    global X, O

    # Initial values for every call of the function
    X_count = 0
    O_count = 0

    for row in board:
        for playr in row:
            if playr == X:
                X_count += 1

            elif playr == O:
                O_count += 1

    # `X` always starts first
    if O_count < X_count:
        return O

    return X

def actions(board):
    """Returns set of all possible actions
(i, j) available on the board
    """

    global EMPTY

    action_set = set()

    for i, row in enumerate(board):
        for j, playr in enumerate(row):
            if playr is EMPTY:
                action_set.add((i, j))

    return action_set

def result(board, action):
    """Returns the board that results from
making move (i, j) on the board.
    """

    global EMPTY

    if type(action) is not tuple or len(action) != 2:
        raise Exception('invalid action taken')

    # Using `deepcopy` to make a deepcopy of *board*
    # as duplication by slicing entire list and by
    # type conversion is not working poperly
    dup_board = copy.deepcopy(board)

    # Unpack the coordinates as `I` and `J`
    I, J = action

    # Check if place has not already been used
    if dup_board[I][J] is EMPTY:
        dup_board[I][J] = player(dup_board)

    else:
        raise Exception('invalid action taken')

    return dup_board

def is_full(board):
    """Returns True if all places have been occupied, else returns False
"""

    global EMPTY

    for row in board:
        for playr in row:
            if playr is EMPTY:
                return False

    return True

def winner(board):
    """Returns the winner of the game, if there is one.
    """

    winr = None # Initial declaration to avoid errors if no winner found

    # Check diagonally
    if (board[1][1] == board[0][0] and board[0][0] == board[2][2])\
         or (board[1][1] == board[0][2] and board[0][2] == board[2][0]):
            winr = board[1][1]
            return winr

    for i in range(3):
        # Check each row for three-in-a-row
        if board[i][0] == board[i][1] and board[i][1] == board[i][2]:
            winr = board[i][1]
            break

        # Check each column for three-in-a-column
        elif board[0][i] == board[1][i] and board[1][i] == board[2][i]:
            winr = board[1][i]
            break

    return winr

def terminal(board):
    """Returns True if game is over, False otherwise.
    """

    if winner(board) is None and not is_full(board):
        return False

    return True

def utility(board):
    """Returns 1 if X has won the game, -1 if O has won, 0 otherwise.
    """
    global X, O

    if terminal(board):
        winr = winner(board)

        if winr == X:
            util = 1

        elif winr == O:
            util = -1

        else:
            util = 0

        return util

    return None

def get_best_score(board, is_max_turn):
    """Returns the best value of values of all possible moves
"""
    if utility(board) is not None:
        return utility(board)

    scores = []

    # Recursively help `minimax` choose the best action
    # in `actions` of *board* by returning the best value
    for action in actions(board):
        rslt = result(board, action)
        scores.append(get_best_score(rslt, not is_max_turn))

    return max(scores) if is_max_turn else min(scores)

def minimax(board):
    """Returns the optimal action for the current player on the board.
    """

    if terminal(board):
        return None

    best_score = -float('inf')  # Least possible score
    best_action = None

    for action in actions(board):
        rslt = result(board, action)
        score = get_best_score(rslt, False)

        if score > best_score:
            best_score = score
            best_action = action

    return best_action

The GUI code file:
# Import module `PyGame` for a GUI
import pygame

import sys
import time

# Import module `tictactoe` (from the same folder as
# this file `__file__`) for the logic of the game's AI
import tictactoe as ttt

pygame.init()
size = width, height = 600, 400

# Colors
black = (0, 0, 0)
white = (255, 255, 255)

screen = pygame.display.set_mode(size)

mediumFont = pygame.font.Font('OpenSans-Regular.ttf', 24)
largeFont = pygame.font.Font('OpenSans-Regular.ttf', 40)
moveFont = pygame.font.Font('OpenSans-Regular.ttf', 60)

user = None
board = ttt.initial_state()
ai_turn = False

while True:

    for event in pygame.event.get():
        if event.type == pygame.QUIT:
            sys.exit()

    screen.fill(black)

    # Let user choose a player.
    if user is None:

        # Draw title
        title = largeFont.render('Play Tic-Tac-Toe', True, white)
        titleRect = title.get_rect()
        titleRect.center = (round(width/2), 50)
        screen.blit(title, titleRect)

        # Draw buttons
        playXButton = pygame.Rect(round(width/8), round(height/2), round(width/4), 50)
        playX = mediumFont.render('Play as X', True, black)
        playXRect = playX.get_rect()
        playXRect.center = playXButton.center
        pygame.draw.rect(screen, white, playXButton)
        screen.blit(playX, playXRect)

        playOButton = pygame.Rect(5*round(width/8), round(height/2), round(width/4), 50)
        playO = mediumFont.render('Play as O', True, black)
        playORect = playO.get_rect()
        playORect.center = playOButton.center
        pygame.draw.rect(screen, white, playOButton)
        screen.blit(playO, playORect)

        # Check if button is clicked
        click, _, _ = pygame.mouse.get_pressed()
        if click == 1:
            mouse = pygame.mouse.get_pos()
            time.sleep(0.5)
            if playXButton.collidepoint(mouse):
                user = ttt.X
            elif playOButton.collidepoint(mouse):
                user = ttt.O

    else:

        # Draw game board
        tile_size = 80
        tile_origin = (width / 2 - (1.5 * tile_size),
                       height / 2 - (1.5 * tile_size))
        tiles = []
        for i in range(3):
            row = []
            for j in range(3):
                rect = pygame.Rect(
                    round(tile_origin[0]+j*tile_size),
                    round(tile_origin[1]+i*tile_size),
                    round(tile_size), round(tile_size)
                )
                pygame.draw.rect(screen, white, rect, 3)

                if board[i][j] != ttt.EMPTY:
                    move = moveFont.render(board[i][j], True, white)
                    moveRect = move.get_rect()
                    moveRect.center = rect.center
                    screen.blit(move, moveRect)
                row.append(rect)
            tiles.append(row)

        game_over = ttt.terminal(board)
        player = ttt.player(board)

        # Show title
        if game_over:
            winner = ttt.winner(board)
            if winner is None:
                title = f'Game Over: Tie.'
            else:
                title = f'Game Over: {winner} wins.'
        elif user == player:
            title = f'Play as {user}'
        else:
            title = f'AI thinking...'
        title = largeFont.render(title, True, white)
        titleRect = title.get_rect()
        titleRect.center = (round(width/2), 30)
        screen.blit(title, titleRect)

        # Check for AI move
        if user != player and not game_over:
            if ai_turn:
                time.sleep(0.5)
                move = ttt.minimax(board)
                board = ttt.result(board, move)
                ai_turn = False
            else:
                ai_turn = True

        # Check for a user move
        click, _, _ = pygame.mouse.get_pressed()
        if click == 1 and user == player and not game_over:
            mouse = pygame.mouse.get_pos()
            for i in range(3):
                for j in range(3):
                    if (board[i][j] == ttt.EMPTY and tiles[i][j].collidepoint(mouse)):
                        board = ttt.result(board, (i, j))

        if game_over:
            againButton = pygame.Rect(round(width/3), round(height-65), round(width/3), 50)
            again = mediumFont.render('Play Again', True, black)
            againRect = again.get_rect()
            againRect.center = againButton.center
            pygame.draw.rect(screen, white, againButton)
            screen.blit(again, againRect)
            click, _, _ = pygame.mouse.get_pressed()
            if click == 1:
                mouse = pygame.mouse.get_pos()
                if againButton.collidepoint(mouse):
                    time.sleep(0.2)
                    user = None
                    board = ttt.initial_state()
                    ai_turn = False

    pygame.display.flip()

These are the sidenotes for the answers given by the organization that gave these questions:

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*No changing the no. of parameters or the parameters themselves in any functions.

*Follow the docstrings written in all functions

*New functions may be defined as you wish

Please let me know if there are any bugs/errors which are causing the AI to be dumb when playing as 'O'. I believe the bug is in utility, but I can't change the code because it is not allowed (written in the docstrings).
Thank you!
Edit: The problem has been ALMOST solved, but the AI becomes dumb sometimes, like not trying to block the user's move with the opposite symbol, etc.

A: best_score = -float('inf')  # Least possible score

you need to vary this according to the player for which you calculate the move. I think because of this the negative player is choosing random/first plausible move.
I have implemented minimax and related heuristics like 2 times, and always found that using the "negamax" approach worked best, since you don't need to worry about when to apply max and when min based on the player.


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What Celebrity Children Represent Now
The market for kidswear is big business, but its pint-sized stars stand for something even bigger.
By Liz Raiss
Illustration Christopher deLorenzo
It's jarring to think that North West — admirer of mermaids, tutus, and the movie Frozen — is already 3 years old. Even Kim Kardashian, a meticulous historian of her family's day-to-day life, can hardly seem to believe the passage of time. In a video posted to Instagram in June, Kim, aboard a yacht with her husband Kanye, gathered her squirming daughter on her lap and cooed, "Are you not gonna get any bigger? You're not gonna get any taller?" North, clad in a printed one-piece swimsuit with red ruffles along the straps, happily gave in with a simple "K." Fortunately for Kim, and for those of us who live for around-the-clock updates about celebrity children, large swathes of the internet essentially function as a North West scrapbook, an ever-expanding catalogue of her daily hairstyles, outfits, activities, and facial expressions.
North is hardly the first person to undergo meticulous public scrutiny from the moment of birth. The eager, modern market for celebrity baby content took its current form in 2006, when Vanity Fair saw a 60 percent rise in sales after putting Suri Cruise on its September cover. Vanity Fair didn't pay her parents Tom Cruise or Katie Holmes for the image, but two years later, when People wanted dibs on the first photos of Angelina Jolie's and Brad Pitt's twins, they came with cash in hand — a reported $14 million. Several famous offspring identifiable by their first names steadily trailed in their wake: Angelina and Brad's child Shiloh, David and Victoria Beckham's son Harper, and, of course, Beyoncé and Jay Z's daughter, Blue Ivy. Since then, the influence of celebrity children has extended beyond print journalism and into a blossoming, recession-proof economy: children's wear.
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According to a Global Industry Analysts report, the world's children's wear market is expected to balloon by 2020, pulling in an estimated $291 billion. GIA attributes this growth — a 50 percent increase from today's levels — to recovering economies, increased disposable income, and a flood of luxury brands entering the market.
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Winnie Aoki, the Australian-based designer responsible for the $2,000 dress Blue Ivy wore to her grandmother's birthday, specializes in kid couture. Aoki crafts dresses from confectionery layers of tulle, sequins, and luxury fabrics under the label Mischka Aoki, named after her own 8-year-old daughter. The dresses, which can take up to 300 hours to craft, frequently come with five-digit price tags. According to her website, Aoki started the brand after she realized there weren't any clothing options "good enough for her daughter"; for her, "clothes represent style and luxury at the same time." While it may have been difficult to locate high-end designer clothing for children in 2008, when Mischka was born, the line's explosive popularity — Aoki has dressed not just Blue Ivy, but North, Penelope Disick, and Suri — is an indicator of the steadily increasing desirability of luxury children's wear.
Since 2010, designers like Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Chloé, and Lanvin have launched pint-sized mini-labels (Baby Dior, founded in 1967, was ahead of the trend). Designer kids' clothing often mimics its grown-up label's defining aesthetics on a smaller scale, and smaller budget. A frothy pink crépe shift dress for your little one by the French label Chloé might cost $246, but that's a relative steal compared to the $1,650 adult version.
The rapacious growth of the luxury and mid-level children's wear industry is aimed squarely at parents, especially those who consider their kids to be avatars of their own wealth and success.
While the market for practical mid-level children's clothing includes more casual brands like J.Crew's Crewcuts or Bon-Ton, a trendier leader in that space has emerged in Kardashian Kids, launched in 2014 by Khloe, Kim, and Kourtney and carried everywhere from Toys-R-Us to Nordstrom. While not as cool as North's customized Palace and Supreme streetwear, Kardashian Kids offers objectively of-the-moment clothes, miniaturized versions of what the Kardashians themselves wear, or, at least, wore in the early seasons of Keeping Up with the Kardashians. But these dip-dyed rompers, wet-look pleather leggings, and plush faux-fur capelets rarely top $30.
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A photo posted by Kardashian Kids (@kardashiankids) on Apr 10, 2016 at 2:39pm PDT
Working alongside brands like Kardashian Kids is an Instagram community of fashion-minded parents known as "Instamoms" who tirelessly post colorful, high-contrast photos of their children posed in mid-level and designer clothes. Angelica Calad is one of them, a former fashion marketing major who runs @Taylensmom, an IG account that has invited its 130,000 followers into the lives, and more specifically the wardrobes, of 3-year-old Taylen and her younger sister, Aleia. Calad, who employs a "full team" that includes a publicist for her two daughters, recently completed a day-long Snapchat takeover for Kardashian Kids, though she maintained she has never promoted clothing brands for cash. Instead, she said she makes money from companies like Amazon and Starbucks, which have tapped into Taylen's influence via sponsored posts that can run a brand up to thousands of dollars. "I don't charge any [fashion] brands because I truly believe in the reality of my page. I don't believe that my fashion sense needs to be sold."
Calad describes Taylen as "the largest kid influencer in the southeast region of Florida," and though she dresses her girls for daily shoots, she insists each one has "their own little style." "I know some people will be like, 'Well how do you define somebody's style at 6 months old?'" she said. "You don't, but you do see the things that they're comfortable in." Which raises a more important question: who are these clothes even for?
In Kids and Branding in a Digital World, published last year the media theorist Barrie Gunter argues that the success of designer diffusion lines "play[s] on the idea that parents are the source of earliest social learning for their kids," thereby encouraging parents to project their own brand valuations onto their children. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, as Gunter hypothesized, unless children become "overly sensitised to a need to be seen as trendy and fashionable and where self-identity is centrally defined in terms of commercial brand associations." A few years ago, a 2010 study published in Psychology & Marketing found that children can identify child-oriented brands like McDonald's or Disney and assign them value as young as 3 years old. Attention to clothing arises later, in tandem with puberty, when tweens begin to use clothing to attract romantic attention. So while it may affect children, the rapacious growth of the luxury and mid-level children's wear industry, one that sometimes emphasizes form over function, is aimed squarely at parents, especially those who consider their kids to be avatars of their own wealth and success.
Kim and Kanye have been subject to accusations of dressing their daughter according to their own agenda, but there have also been more serious criticisms, like that they are sexualizing her wardrobe. Somewhat paradoxically, there's also been a substantial amount of noise about North's gender-neutral streetwear ensembles in all-black. In October of 2014, gossip site Hollywood Life polled its "Hollymoms" with a serious inquiry: "Do you think it's strange that Kim and Kanye don't dress Nori in pink?" Beyoncé faced a different set of accusations — grounded in racial bias — when a change.org petition regarding Blue Ivy's afro, titled "Comb Her Hair," made the internet rounds in 2014.
Often, the way people talk about celebrity children, and celebrity parenting, reflects deeply-held prejudices. Yet these kids have the ability to gently (with their little hands and adorable chubby cheeks) push back against racial stereotypes and gender norms. Before Blue Ivy and save for Jaden Smith, no celebrity babies had afros because there were no black celebrity babies of this generation. Buried in the exultant praise for Shiloh Jolie-Pitt wearing a suit is the dark reality that up until only a couple years ago, Jolie and Pitt would have been widely raked across the coals for enabling their child's non-traditional gender presentation.
She promised me she wouldn't get any bigger. I can't believe my baby girl is 3 years old today!!!! Northie I love you so much I can't even explain it! Happy Birthday to my favorite mermaid!!!
A video posted by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on Jun 15, 2016 at 7:34am PDT
These children also provide us with newer, more flexible models of American childhood, ones not restrained by gendered clothing or Eurocentric standards of beauty.
While the Instamom network and luxury children's wear market can be exploitative (i.e. dressing their children in order to exhibit their own sense of style and financial security), it also facilitates an enduring fascination with its tiny celebrity beacons of social progress. Like a ford in the internet's relentless river of outrage and tragedy, the ubiquitous North, Blue Ivy, and their ilk allow us to experience simple moments of joy. Perhaps more significantly, these children also provide us with newer, more flexible models of American childhood, ones not restrained by gendered clothing or Eurocentric standards of beauty. They don't have straight blonde hair or blue eyes or size zero moms; they are quite simply, to millions of followers, carefree black kids.
A coworker of mine who closely follows North's daily movements explained how her initial affection was an extension of her appreciation of Kanye's work: "I always thought the world would be a better place with more of him in it," she said, "and North is more of him." But ultimately, it was his daughter's happiness, her serenity amidst chaos, that continued to endear her. "She looks like a happy little human — like someone I could've been in an alternate life."
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I almost only watch vloggers, 'cause I'm more into the daily life videos or travel vlogs than scripted videos (or whatever you call them!). If you don't like vloggers, these YouTubers may not be your absolute favourite but they do create amazing content besides vlogs!
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You might already know her, because both her main channel and vlog channel are very popular! She has (combined) millions of subscribers. I love her vlog channel more than her main channel, mostly because I don't like the more scripted videos. Aspyn and her husband Parker travel SO much and they are literally an inspiration to me 'cause I'd love to travel so much in the upcoming years! Their videos are always great quality and their videography is amazing in their travel diaries!
She is another bubbly and happy person. Honestly, I love positive YouTubers because their positivity and way of thinking reflects on me which results in me being more positive. She just graduated college and is now an intern at Disney, and o my, what would I love to be an intern at Disney as well!! She posts vlogs, day in my life, and more chatty videos on her channel.
I love college vloggers, because I can relate so much to their lives. This is a more college vloggers, but she vlogs other parts of her life (like summer and her internship) as well. I somehow always get motivated and inspired to get stuff going and to work hard on my grades when I watch her videos. She is so productive and organised!
I've been following her for years and years, and I still love her. She is one of the few YouTubers that I kept following during all those years (same with Aspyn!). I love growing up with YouTubers and seeing them grow, while I'm growing as well and I especially love it when their content kinda grows with them and with me, so I'll stay interested to watch the videos! She travels a lot with her fiancé and her friends, and she makes the most inspiring and fun travel vlogs! They have the cutest dog (absolute bonus points!!) and they are always keeping it real with their subscribers, which I love.
I haven't been following this cute family for a very long time, I think I started watching when they were expecting Daisy and I love their little family. They have the cutest daughter and they are always keeping it real and I like how they vlog!
She is one of the most popular YouTuber of all time and she is (to me) the ultimate business woman. I kinda had a fall-out with her channel for some time, but I love it since she is showing more of her business side like her product meetings and other jobs like writing her book! I guess that's just me growing up and changing my interests obviously, and I absolutely love her new house!! I'm one of the long-vlog lovers and she is almost making documentaries, doesn't really matter if she is filming a vlog or a main channel video! I always grab a drink and a snack and make myself comfortable.
I have been following her for two years now and I love that I've seen her graduate, getting engaged, getting married, buying their first house and getting two of the most adorable golden retriever pups EVER. She talks a lot about faith, fashion, beauty, lifestyle and she vlogs once in a while! It's a very divers channel and that's what I love about it. And all of her videos are pretty much always chatty videos.
I recently discovered her channel (like literally two weeks ago) and I have been obsessed with her channel ever since. Her travel vlogs transfer me right into that same exact spot and I love her bubbly personality! She is great at painting as well.
Last but not least is Tess Christine! I have been following this girl for YEARS, ever since she was still in college and I don't even know how many years it has been. I love her fashion videos and they always give me tons of inspiration (which I need) and I love the series "Get The Look For Less" she made on her channel. She does make great vlogs as well, and she travels a lot with Alex Centomo! Her New York city life is satisfying my new Gossip Girl needs (am I the only one that is missing that show SO BAD??) and she got engaged (at the most beautiful spot) so all the wedding planning is very excited!
These were my top 10 favourite YouTubers! I don't always have the time to watch their videos straightaway, but I do make sure to keep up to date with their channels! Who are your favourite YouTubers?


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Chronicle New Trailer
It's X-Men meets Cloverfield in the new superhero flick Chronicle
By Jodie Tyley	 05-01-12 6,749
Here's the latest trailer and a creepy clip from found footage superhero movie Chronicle, out in cinemas Feb 1st, 2012.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmDjuecG7uU&feature=player_embedded
Chronicle tells the story of three high school buddies who gain superpowers after making an otherworldly discovery. We spoke with the director, Josh Trank, who said: "The powers in this film are not explored as a means for them getting revenge or bringing peace to the land, it's just how it affects whatever they're dealing with in their normal life." For more, pick up the latest copy of SciFiNow, in shops now!
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The interactive session commenced with a prayer song by the students of class X.
The Vice Principal Ms Belita Mascarenhas delivered the welcome address and alerted the students and parents of the remaining days in hand.
The subject coordinators briefed the parents on the question paper pattern, the areas of importance and study pattern to be followed. The teachers also promised to extend their help to the students.
The resource person of the day Dr Vasudev Pai, PTEC Vice President addressed the parents and urged them to spend more time with their ward. He also advised the parents to put asunder any distraction or celebrations and foster goal oriented approach to studies. He also shared his personal experiences on parenting and also being a student himself.
The Principal Rev Fr Robert D' Souza briefed the parents on the schedule planned for the next 85 days. He presented a detailed plan of study, remedial, Pre Board and group wise coaching. The Principal also invited the parents and the students to the Jyothi Pradhan Programme to be held on 27th of January.
Ms Shaila Periera proposed the Vote of Thanks.
The session was compered by Ms Della Colaco.


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New Verbal Aptitude Sample Question for CAT 2016
Hello CAT 2016 Aspirants.
Those who are interested in participating in the upcoming Common Admission Test (CAT) 2016 examination for the MBA (Master in Business Administration) admission across India are requested to take a note on the following sample questions. The following questions are the sample Verbal Aptitude Questions for the CAT 2016. Make the most of it.
Directions (Qs. 1 to 6): Choose the best answer among the listed alternatives.
1. One major obligation of the social psychologist is to provide his own discipline, the other social sciences, and interested laymen with conceptual tools that will increase the range and the reliability of their understanding of social phenomena. Beyond that, responsible government officials are today turning more frequently to the social scientist for insights into the nature and solution of the problems with which they are confronted.
The above argument assumes that
A. Social psychologists must have a strong background in other sciences as well as their own.
B. The social scientist has an obligation to provide the means by which social phenomena may be understood by others.
C. Social phenomena are little understood by those outside the field of social psychology.
D. A good social psychologist is obligated principally by the need to solve inter-disciplinary problems.
(a) B (b) C (c) A (d) D
2. Once a company has established an extensive sales network in a foreign market and therefore has achieved substantial sales, it seems that these markets should be treated in a very similar fashion to those in one's own country. It is therefore in those countries where only initial sales and representation have been developed where marketing methods will have to differ from domestic activities.
The above statement assumes that:
A. Sales network can be the same in both foreign and domestic markets.
B. Extensive sales networks are preferable to less developed ones.
C. Larger markets abroad are more adaptable to domestic marketing methods.
D. A study of marketing should consider the adaptability of advertising campaigns in different countries.
(a) A (b) B (c) C (d) D
3. Equality of opportunity has long been prominent as a goal in many countries. In Europe and America there has also been advocacy of more equality of income - the results after taxes of what a person gets for his efforts and the yield of his property. Many western politicians believe this concept of equality should be implemented in developing countries in order to speed economic development.
Which of the following, if true, could weaken the argument above?
A. In a poor society, total income is so low that if it were distributed equally, no one could save enough to provide resources for investment.
B. The marginal dollars in the hands of people with large incomes provide less utility than those with lower income.
C. High achievement in many societies is due to equality of incomes.
D. Equality of opportunity is not necessarily synonymous with equality of income.
(a) D (b) B (c) A (d) C
4. In 1985 there were 20 deaths from automobile accidents per 1,000 miles traveled. A total of 20,000 miles were traveled via automobiles in 1985. In the same year, 800 people died in airplane crashes and 400 people were killed in train disasters. A statistician concluded that it was more dangerous to travel by plane, train, and automobile, in that order.
Which of the following refutes the Statistician's conclusions?
A. There is no common denominator by which to compare the number of deaths resulting from each mode of travel.
B. One year is insufficient to reach such a conclusion.
C. More people travel by car than any other mode of transport, therefore, the probability of a car accident is greater. D. The probability of being killed in a train disaster and as a result of a car crash is the same.
5. Product shipments of household appliances are expected to rise to $17 billion next year, an average annual increase of 8.0 percent over the past five years. The real growth rate, after allowing for probable price increases, is expected to be about 4.3 percent each year, resulting in shipments this year of $ 14 billion in 1987 dollars.
Each of the following, if true, could help to account for this trend EXCEPT:
A. Increased consumer spending for durable products
B. Consumer disposable income has increased.
C. The consumer price of electricity has decreased.
D. Individual tax advantages have decreased.
(a) C (b) A (c) D (d) B
6. Each year's increase or decrease in the trade deficit (merchandise imports greater than exports) is calculated in relation to the previous year's. In 1976, imports of private vehicles were 10 percent higher than in 1975, while imports of vehicles including commercial vans was 15 percent higher than in 1975. That 15 percent increase was one and half times the increase recorded in 1975.
If the formation above is accurate, which of the following must be true?
A. In 1976, the increase, if any of commercial vehicle imports was smaller than the increase in imports of private vehicles.
B. In 1976, the increase, if any, of commercial vehicle imports was greater than the increase in imports of private vehicles.
C. In 1975, more commercial vehicles were imported than private vehicles.
D. The average number of private vehicles imported, in 1975 declined.
(a) A (b) C (c) B (d) D
Directions (Qs. 7 to 10): Choose the correct alternative.
7. Somebody told you, ___________?
(a) Isn't it (b) Wasn't it (c) Didn't he (d) Didn't they
8. ___________fast.
(a) News travels (b) News travel (c) A news travels (d) The news travel
9. She __________in the morning because she gets up late.
(a) always has to hurry (b) has always to hurry (c) has to always hurry (d) has to hurry always
10. There is _____________.
(a) hair in the soup (b) hair in soup (c) a hair in soup (d) a hair in the soup
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Most of us have a story about having our wisdom teeth out because just about everyone has to have them out. Question is, why? If wisdom teeth are so smart, why do we need the dentists at Gentle Dental to take them out?
Anthropologists believe wisdom teeth, known as the third set of molars, are a leftover of evolution. Our ancestors needed them because they didn't watch Food Network or eat sushi. They ate leaves, roots, nuts, and really tough meats. This required more chewing power and led to excessive tooth wear.
Now we eat softer foods, and have these marvels of technology known as knives and forks to make smaller bites. So, we no longer need the extra set of molars. They are classified as vestigial organs, or body parts that have become functionless due to evolution.
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You've been invited to give a presentation at a prestigious professional gathering. So, you spend countless hours preparing — shaping what you plan to say and developing visuals to illustrate your points.
You're on your way to success — or are you? Some speakers find that their efforts have less impact than they should because they neglect the details.
It all comes back to one important premise: Communication is not what you know or what you say. It's what the audience takes away.
The most common mistakes concern pictures and sound: The audience can't hear the speaker clearly or easily read the visuals. As a result, you lose impact and, possibly, the audience itself.
Here are some tips to help you and your presentation garner positive reviews.
Check your sound and visuals before you start. Insist on having access to the room at least 15 minutes before you present, preferably with a technician present. To be sure that you can be heard in all areas of the room, test the placement of the microphones and the volume. Also, you need to check your audio and visual aids to make sure the technical system is working properly. AV failures have doomed many compelling presentations.
Get your technical act together. Practice pushing the buttons you'll need to use when it's show time. Don't let a technician do it for you in rehearsal and then leave you to do it for yourself when it counts. You need to be confident in your ability to operate the equipment.
Keep it simple. Design your slides in such a way that they can easily be seen and understood, even in the back row. The most common mistake in creating presentations is crowding too much onto one slide. Don't use any font that's smaller than 20 or 24 point.
Rehearse. Go over your presentation several times before the day you deliver it – preferably videotaping yourself so you can see what you need to improve on. It's also a good idea to practice in front of family members or colleagues to get their feedback. Just knowing your subject is not enough; you need to deliver your points in a smooth, confident and professional manner.
Start and end on time. It shows respect for the audience and that you have your act together –you're professional, credible and well organized.
Find an interesting opening. Since people often come into these sessions a few minutes late, make your opening remarks interesting, entertaining or humorous (if possible), but not essential to understanding what is to follow. Humor is a great weapon for getting people's attention. If people walking past the room hear the audience laughing, then they are likely to come in and take a seat.
Remember the Q-and-A. Leave sufficient time at the end and insist questioners use the microphone so everyone can hear the question. If they fail to do so, then politely ask them to repeat the question, speaking into the microphone – even if you heard it clearly. If there isn't a microphone for the audience, repeat their question before you answer it so everyone in the room can hear.
Following these steps will help ensure that your presentation receives the attention and response that your efforts deserve.


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On Monday we had our first elopement wedding of the season and what a fab wedding to kickstart the winter wedding season. Pinks, purples & peaches, chocolate delights, woodland adventures, and gorgeous dresses… It's all happening at Ever After!
Leanne wore a stunning ivory chiffon number, with beautiful shoulder & back detail. I loved the relaxed look she was going for, and it worked perfectly with her flowers (which we'll explore next).
And it wasn't just Leanne's dress which stole the show… Their super-cute daughter had the most wonderful box-pleated skirt with a large purple, pink & blue flower pattern.
Amanda is at it again, and created some wonderful flowers for the first elopement. As always, I can't wait to see what the rest are like!
Leanne's dress had a relaxed and rustic feel, and the bouquet matched her style perfectly. The soft pinks & peaches of the flowers complimented the simplistic wedding dress, whilst still adding that all-important pop of colour, and the wild foliage finished the bouquet off perfectly, enhancing the rustic theme. Plus, check out that flower crown!
Leanne & Sam were quite relaxed about the styling for their wedding, so we picked out elements from the flowers and styled the wedding breakfast table accordingly. Green tablecloths were a must to tie-in with the foliage, and we selected purple napkins which were a perfect colour-match to the deep purple flowers in Leanne's bouquet.
For glassware, we went with silver water glasses in addition to the clear crystal wine glasses and champagne flutes. Any vibrant colour in the glasses would have clashed with the table set-up, but at the same time a third clear crystal glasses wouldn't have had the same edge as the silver added some depth to the overall look.
And to finish the look, we added a selection of bark and rose-gold tea light holders, along with some green & purple ones (brilliantly matching the rest of the table!). We also chose a bark bouquet holder for the centrepiece.
A scrumptious chocolate number, with peach flowers and a silver cake stand. Super cute, and we assume super yummy (didn't quite manage to sneak a slice…).
Couples have a huge amount of space to roam around in here, and Leanne & Sam decided to book their photographer for an additional hour to allow time to venture off into the woods. Fantastic idea as their woodland photos are fab.
So that's it for the first elopement of the season. Keep your eyes peeled for more elopements as the season unravels… And check out our throwback thursday post for one of last year's weddings!


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Border City Blues – The Story of Carlisle Rugby League
By Alan Tucker
With a foreword by Dean Bell
Border City Blues is the previously untold story of rugby league football in the proud Cumbrian city of Carlisle. Author Alan Tucker – a former chairman of the club – shares his inside view of the highs and lows and ups and downs of life in English rugby league's most northerly outpost. Includes a detailed statistical analysis of every season in the Border Raiders' existence, including tables, match-by-match records and player contributions. Paperback, 256 pages.
Border City Blues is the previously untold story of rugby league football in the proud Cumbrian city of Carlisle. Author Alan Tucker – a former chairman of the club – shares his inside view of the highs and lows and ups and downs of life in English rugby league's most northerly outpost. Complete with an introduction by the New Zealand rugby league legend Dean Bell, the bulk of the book is a season-by-season account of the city's longest-surviving professional outfit, Carlisle Border Raiders. From their birth in the early-1980s to 'merger' with Barrow in 1997, it is a dramatic story of struggle against the odds and a faithfully produced insight into just what it takes to get a new sport up and running in often quite unsympathetic territory. Added to this is a detailed statistical analysis of every season in the Border Raiders' existence, including league tables, match-by-match records and individual player contributions. Border City Blues also takes care to acknowledge the history of amateur rugby league in Carlisle, courtesy of the city's junior, ladies and open-age teams. And it brings the story right up to date with the post-1997 launch of the Carlisle Centurions summer conference set-up. The book also provides short histories of the city's original thirteen-a-side club, Carlisle City, who flared briefly in 1928; and the amateur side of the same name in 1950-52. All in all, this is a valuable and timely addition to the rugby league bookshelves that no treasurer of sporting heritage should be without.
The Woman Without A Number
By Iby Knill
An inspirational tale of Holocaust survival, The Woman Without A Number is the story of Iby Knill, who featured recently on the BBC1 television series My Story. An extraordinarily brave and open book, it tells of persecution, resistance and – ultimately – redemption. Appearing for the first time in print, it is a story that has waited sixty years to be told. Paperback, 288 pages.
This is the story of Iby Knill, whose inspirational and moving account of holocaust survival was featured recently on the BBC television series My Story. In her book, Iby tells of her early childhood in Czechoslovakia and of how her parents – alarmed at the persecution of Jews in Germany – smuggled her over the border to Hungary. The Woman Without A Number also reveals how she was caught by the security police and then imprisoned and tortured, not only as a result of her Jewish connections but for having entered Hungary illegally and for aiding the resistance movement. Eventually, Iby was sent to the infamous Auschwitz-Birkenau camp. In June 1944, Iby Knill left Auschwitz-Birkenau by volunteering to travel as a nurse with a slave labour transport of 500 women. Once transported to Lippstadt, she was put in charge of a hospital unit and risked her life protecting the weak and helpless from the gas chambers. Appearing for the first time in print, The Woman Without A Number is a truly remarkable tale that has waited sixty years to be told.
Yorkshire Football – A History
By Cameron Fleming
Yorkshire Football: A History is the story of club football, but told from a distinctly white rose viewpoint. It captures intriguing, surprising and tragic events, and is filled with inspiring characters from the origins of the code to the present day. The triumphs and tribulations of every professional team from the old three Ridings are featured – from Hull to Barnsley, Bradford City and Doncaster, via Leeds to Rotherham and all points beyond. Paperback, 320 pages.
Yorkshire Football: A History is the story of club football, but from a distinctly white rose viewpoint. It captures intriguing, surprising and tragic events, and is filled with inspired characters from all the teams in the county, from the origins of the code through to its current metamorphosis. Club football was born in Sheffield in 1857 and sparred with rugby for supremacy elsewhere in Yorkshire before flourishing. As such, the white rose county has often been at the heart of the sport's development; its clubs and administrators helping to mould and shape the most popular game. Far more than a mere chronicle of records set, trophies won, promotions gained or relegations endured, the book offers an enduring impression of how Yorkshire football has trailblazed its way through the last 150 or so years. The triumphs and tribulations of every professional team from the old three Ridings are featured – from Hull to Barnsley, Bradford City and Doncaster, via Leeds to Rotherham and all points beyond. Surveying the history of the game from the vantage points of Moors, Dales and Wolds of England's largest – and proudest – county offers a unique perspective.
An Audience of Curious People – The Story of the Proscenium Players
By John Fisher
With a foreword by Barry Cryer OBE
Founded in 1948, the Leeds-based Proscenium Players were the first Jewish Amateur Stage Group, regularly winning rave reviews for their varied artistic programme. Now, at long last, John Fisher, the organisation's official chronicler, has charted their history in a book rich with photographs, bill postings, programmes and testimonials. Paperback, 160 pages.
Founded in 1948, the Leeds-based Proscenium Players were the first Jewish Amateur Stage Group, regularly winning rave reviews for their varied artistic programme. Now, at long last, John Fisher, a leading light in the Pross' productions and the organisation's official chronicler, has charted their history in a book rich with photographs, bill postings, programmes and testimonials. It is a sparkling tale that will be of interest to locals and theatre historians alike. And one added bonus is that the book's foreword is written by a very well known former Proscenium Player indeed – Leeds' very own British comedy legend, Barry Cryer OBE. Bring up the curtain on An Audience of Curious People; a warmly-written book about theatre like no other.
In The Prison of his Days – The Memoirs of a Captured World War II Gunner
By G. Norman Davison
When Gunner George Norman Davison returned to his hometown of Sheffield, England, upon the conclusion of the Second World War, he used the diary he had carried with him to write a vivid first-hand account of his experiences. Here, published for the very first time, that story is finally given the public attention it deserves. In The Prison of his Days is a singular tale of extraordinary times that is by turns moving, amusing, informative and thrilling. Paperback, 352 pages.
When Gunner George Norman Davison returned to his hometown of Sheffield, England, upon the conclusion of the Second World War, he used the diary he had carried with him to write a vivid first-hand account of his experiences. These included the former insurance clerk's initial training in the UK and posting to North Africa; his immediate separation from Irene, his newlywed wife; his subsequent capture and imprisonment in the desert camps of Libya; the seemingly endless, lonely and hungry minutes dreaming of food and home; his re-transportation to Italy; the cruelty and kindness of his captors there; and – finally – his escape with the aid of the Italian resistance across the border on Lake Como into Switzerland. Job done, Davison then put his remarkable story to one side before typing it up in manuscript form shortly before his death in 1986, whereupon it was rediscovered in a dusty attic by his only son, John. Alongside it was a battered old suitcase which contained yet more fascinating items, including each and every letter that Norman and Irene Davison had written to one another in those dark days from 1939 to 1946. Here, published for the very first time, Norman Davison's story is finally given the public attention that it deserves. The result – In The Prison of his Days – is a singular tale of extraordinary times, that is by turns moving, amusing, informative and thrilling.


Bonhams is the only international auctioneer with a saleroom in Scotland, located in the heart of Edinburgh's neoclassical New Town. The Queen Street location offers a beautiful backdrop for viewing and selling during the number of fine and decorative art auctions throughout the year, as well as the dedicated Scottish Sale that is held every April.
Specialists dealing with everything from fine pictures, furniture and works of art, jewellery, silver, ceramics and books to collectables and modern design are available to give auction valuations for selling and advice on buying at auction.


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He stood before President Sebastián Piñera and, chief to chief, said, "I hope that this will never happen again." And also, "I'm proud to live in this country."
Later, Chilean miner #33, Luis Urzúa, hugged Piñera, gave a big hug to Andrés Sougarret, engineer for the Corporación del Cobre [Copper Corporation], gave a giant hug to his son, spoke with them all and with others, and broke medical protocol. For him there would be no stretcher, no urgency. He ended up singing the national anthem, the hymn that describes Chile as the "tomb of the free" or the "refuge against oppression."
If one were to judge it by the life of Urzúa, the way it was described for the daily El Mundo de España by journalist Jorge Barreno, until last night his country was more of a tomb than a refuge. Urzúa's father was labor union director of the Communist Party. He became one of the "disappeared" at the beginning of the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, who on September 11th, 1973, overthrew Salvador Allende.
His stepfather, Benito Tapia, was a copper miners' union leader and member of the Central Committee of the Socialist Youth organization. In October of 1973, he was murdered in the Copiapó cemetery and buried without a casket in a mass grave, together with two of his comrades. He was one of the victims of the Caravan of Death, the extermination squad that left Santiago in a helicopter with orders from general Sergio Arellano Stark to selectively murder social leaders and those who held office during the Allende government. Tapia was 32-years-old. Luis Urzúa was barely 17.
Luis Urzúa, who NASA advisors described as "a natural leader," is now 54 years old and has been a miner since 1979. He was the most experienced of the 33 miners who were trapped below ground, and it was he who organized them after the collapse and who resolved, as he elegantly described it to Piñera, "to administer the supplies." He also told how, when rocks blocked the shaft, the first thing he asked was about the fate of the others. They were spared, but he and his companions did not know it yet. They were beneath a sea of dust that took three hours to clear.
And, he did not trust the owners of the mine. "When we heard a noise some days later, we thought that they were still working the mine," said Urzúa. That is, he was thinking that they were not looking for survivors among the miners, but rather for more copper, given that the metal that Allende once called "the wages of Chile" had just reached its highest international price in the last fifty years.
History is not a straight line. Allende nationalized the large-scale copper mines (but not the San Jose mine, which in Chile is considered mid-scale) in 1971, naming one of his young advisors, Jorge Arrate, to head the state copper corporation, Codelco.
The nationalization sped up the coup d'etat.
Pinochet reversed most of Allende's economic decisions, but he did not re-privatize copper, which continued to guarantee the flow of foreign exchange earnings for Chile and financing for its Armed Forces. Pinochet even wrote it into law.
Codelco continued to train technical cadres and to pass on skilled trades and technical knowledge, and during the past two months was able to successfully organize a rescue which the private sector was totally incapable of managing.
And down below, 622 meters below the parched surface of the Atacama Desert, one day a son of the victims of the dictatorship would write a note giving the news that the 33 were alive, and would organize a daily routine, and stay on alert even when the morale of the group was flagging.
Nelly Iribarren, his 78 year old mother, said that "I was imagining how my dark-skinned son would be making the rounds of the shelter, making lists for his comrades, rationing the food and assigning them tasks, because that's how he is, bossy but orderly." She described Urzúa as "very disciplined," and said that "in the house, he was the one who always took the lead among his seven brothers."
A society with an authoritarian tradition and which sometimes seems divided into castes, Chile has not treated its workers well, and in fact went on the rampage against them, against their lives, their organizations, their wages, their working conditions, since 1973.
But for a miner, it is no surprise how another miner lives. Mario Castillo, union leader of the Rio Turbio state-owned mines, remembers that when he began working they would still bring a canary down into the mine. "If the bird was able to live, there was enough oxygen," he said. "Or, we would light a flame and check the color to see if there were any dangerous gases in the atmosphere."
In June, 2004 fourteen workers died in the Rio Turbio mine. The corporation, property of Sergio Taselli, had been running the mine since 2001, shrugged off any responsibility.
"Safety improved after the accident," says Castillo.
According to the International Labor Organization, currently headed by Juan Somavia, a Chilean, there is data to suggest that more than two million people die each year around the world as a direct result of their working conditions or due to illnesses contracted at work.
Nobody can seriously contend that just televising the problem from Copiapó to a billion people is going to solve the problem. But if political and labor union action can be successfully dovetailed with public disclosure, we will have one thing in our favor: the rescue that was completed last week showed the world how the life of a miner really is, and the kind of risks he faces when corporate profits take priority over worker safety.
For this reason, we owe a special toast to Luis Urzúa, miner number 33, the last of the group to leave the shaft, the last one to whom they shouted "Chichichi/lelele/ miners of Chile!"
Translated by Owen Williamson from Argentina-based Pagina 12.


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Boracay Regency Beach Resort and Spa offers a total of 302 Asian inspired, spacious, rooms. Each with air-conditioning, Flat Screen Cable TV, Safety Deposit Box, Mini Bar, Coffee and Tea Making Facilities and a private bathroom with Hot & Cold Shower.
One of the resorts dining options, See Breeze Cafe which is located on the beach, has become famous and even more popular due to the nightly attraction of the "Dancing Chefs", alongside the delicious dishes served on during the dinner buffet.
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