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August 23, 2019Health, Fitness & Wellness
The brain is a wonder in itself that consists of folds of tissue and pulses of electricity, it lets us perceive and to understand, and take note of the world around us. Given the significance of the brain to human health, its malfunctions should be a priority while treated on par with the diseases of the body. Just as we give rest to our body, it is of utmost importance to take care of your mental health. We have always cared for the body by eating the right foods and taking a nutritious diet. But all these years we have ignored the general well-being of our minds. Just as the body, our brain needs timely breaks and rest to boost its levels.
We may not talk about it more often but its presence is quite evident, around 300 million people worldwide are suffering and fighting with depression every single day. Moreover, depression is turning out to be one of the major reasons behind suicidal deaths among all age groups all around the world. The brain is a wonder in itself that consists of folds of tissue and pulses of electricity, it lets us perceive and to understand, and take note of the world around us. Given the significance of the brain to human health, its malfunctions should be a priority while treated on par with the diseases of the body.
According to WHO (World Health Organization) report, India is the most depressed country in the world followed by China and the USA. They are said to be the countries that are most affected by anxiety, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. Beyond the shocking numbers, it is important to understand that there lies a gap in how mental health is dealt with in our country. Lack of awareness about the same, the stigma and shame associated with it due to depression being called a mental disability, also lack of trained professionals and inadequate funding from the government the reasons why people coping with mental health issues fail to receive the adequate amount of timely treatment.
Will the stigma of suffering from depression finally ever fade? How society thinks about mental health has a lot to do with how one perceives it. When mental health and depression will be recognized as more equally important as physical, maybe than one will have true access to medicine and treatment without societal pressure.
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Millennial Women Are Responsible for the Declining Divorce Rate
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Marriage was never at the top of my priority list. Maybe it's because I'm the child of divorced parents. Or it might be that I've always been more focused on my career and professional aspirations. Whatever the reason, marriage didn't mean a lot to me growing up, and—to be totally honest—I don't know if that's changed even as an adult.
Of course, like most women, I've thought about marriage and what it would be like. I was open to the idea—assuming I met the right person—but I avoided implementing a strict timeline. I was especially wary of committing to anyone in my 20s, a time that's all about defining and exploring your identity. How can you know who you want to spend the rest of your life with when you're fresh out of college, navigating the real world for the first time, and barely know yourself? That seemed ill-advised, to say the least. I could've been on my own for decades if that's how long it took to find my match. I often imagined being the perpetually single friend who "just didn't feel like settling down." Then I met my fiancé.
He came along much sooner than I anticipated. We met when I was 17, but we didn't start dating until I was 22. Even though I knew early on in our relationship that I could envision a very real—and very married—future with him, we held off on tying the knot to focus on, well, life. In two years' time, we made our way across the country, moving from Arizona to Nebraska to Washington, D.C. We transitioned between apartments and jobs, and we made jet-setting our pastime of choice.
Marriage was virtually an inevitability for us, so we saw no point in rushing to walk down the aisle. It would happen eventually—did it really matter if I was 30 instead of 22?
As it turns out, yes. But not in the way you might think. Millennials are the scapegoat of our time. We're frequently accused of "killing" just about every industry and concept you can think of, from chain restaurants to homeownership. And according to new research, we might also be responsible for killing divorce.
University of Maryland professor Philip Cohen found that from 2008 to 2016, the U.S. divorce rate dropped by 18 percent. The reason? "The overall drop has been driven entirely by younger women," Cohen writes. The study notes that newly married women are now "more likely to be in their first marriages, more likely to have BA degrees or higher education, less likely to be under age 25, and less likely to have own children in the household," all of which Cohen suggests can affect the risk of divorce.
He's perfectly describing me. And I won't lie—these revelations do provide some peace of mind. It's comforting to see scientific evidence that backs up my own personal belief system for putting marriage on hold for most of my 20s. After all, lowering my chances of getting divorced down the road is definitely an added bonus.
I reached out to other millennial women who have pressed the pause button on marriage to learn more about the factors influencing their decision. They opened up about societal pressures, pushing back against noisy family members, and whether these new research findings have affected their choice to put saying "I do" on the back burner.
Confronting the Myth of "the Right Time" to Get Married
Millennials came of age during the advent of social media, so it's not surprising that its ubiquity has influenced how we think about—and plan for—major milestones, including marriage. And if you're not careful, social media can send you down a rabbit hole of engagement announcements and ring photos that could cause an existential crisis. "I started to feel societal pressure to find someone to marry when I was in my mid-20s, largely because I kept seeing my high school and college friends drop like flies to the marriage calling," Holly Shaftel, a 29-year-old science writer by day and dating coach by night, tells Brides. "One by one, that 'engaged' status kept popping up on Facebook, and I wanted to keep up with the Joneses. I was comparing my own timeline to theirs and wondering why I hadn't met the man of my dreams yet."
These days, Shaftel refers to that mindset as "totally silly" and has reassessed what marriage—and divorce—mean to her. "Eventually, I met the man that I've been with for four years and counting," Shaftel says. About a year or two into their relationship, she felt it was time that he pop the question. But they were on "slightly different pages" about having kids, so taking the next step is on hold for now. When it comes to Cohen's research, Shaftel says she has "even more confidence" in their decision to wait. "I think, subconsciously, another reason we haven't hopped into marriage is that we want to avoid the possibility of divorce," she shares. "Obviously, you don't have to worry about divorce and all of its baggage if you haven't legally bound your love. By being together for as long as we have, we've been able to maintain relationship stability that will hopefully continue if we decide to tie the knot. We will have years of practice by then."
Reconciling Cultures and Managing Expectations
For Vanessa Colosio Diaz, 32, the idea of marriage has always been somewhat elusive. "When I was a little girl, I had a hard time picturing a wedding day," she says. "I pictured myself in my late 20s and early 30s, wearing a pencil skirt and heels, working and living in a big city. Independence is essential to me, and so is equality in a relationship." Also essential? Being able to live life on her own terms, regardless of what others might think. "Being from a Mexican-American family, I started to get the marriage question in my mid-20s from extended family," she shares. "While at a quinceañera, I fired back that even if and when I was to get married, it would be a small ceremony somewhere outside of the U.S. and Mexico. So although they would get an invite, most would not attend—they have mostly left me alone since."
While Colosio Diaz, an entrepreneur, and advocate, describes Cohen's report as "encouraging," she says it doesn't really affect her already established views on marriage and the possibility of splitting up. "It's great to hear, but each situation is different," she shares. "I've had friends and family go through a divorce, and it is not pretty. I always thought I'd instead find the right person later in life than the wrong person overall, but right for that present time. I've been in a few serious relationships, and I learned a lot from each one. I grew as a person, and I found what I was and was not looking for in a relationship."
Putting It All in Perspective
Like many people in their 20s, Marissa Piette thought she had everything figured out. "I am naturally competitive and naively wanted to 'beat' my mom's age at marriage—27—and get hitched by 26," Piette says. "Funny enough, my parents always encouraged me to wait until my 30s to marry. At the time I thought that was ancient." Now, at 31, Piette says she realizes "that life partners don't exactly materialize on your timeline" and that having time to yourself is just as important as carving out time to find a potential spouse. "Once I hit 26, I felt that I still had a lot of room to grow as an individual. There were dreams I wanted to chase that I wasn't willing to stop or change out of consideration for another person."
Cohen's study reinforces a lot of what Piette, a director of client strategy and development, had suspected about marriage and divorce. "Divorce is front of mind with me, specifically when it comes to whether I want to get married at all," she explains. "I've seen family members have their lives turned upside down by divorce after entering into marriages with full intentions to live out their vows. We're living longer, we're more aware of how people change throughout the course of life, and we're more realistic about the probability of a relationship lasting for 50-plus years. I think about all of these factors when considering marriage or whether a relationship I'm in can go the distance."
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El Tri legend Cuauhtémoc Blanco carried off field a Copa MX champion after a mere 23 year career
By Nicholas MendolaApr 22, 2015, 11:38 AM EDT
Cuauhtémoc Blanco is retiring a champion after helping Puebla to a 4-2 win over Chivas Guadalajara in the Copa MX Clausura final at Olimpico Universitario BUAP Stadium on Tuesday.
The 42-year-old forward may be best known for his exploits with Club America and the Mexican national team, and here for his time with the Chicago Fire, but played for many teams over the course of a 23-year career.
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He's retiring after playing the final 20 minutes of the title match, lifting a trophy and… going off to run for Mayor of Cuernavaca, according to MLSSoccer.com.
As a side note, check out unused sub and USMNT veteran Herculez Gomez in the above photo. Michael Orozco is a regular starter for Puebla.
Blanco netted 39 times in 120 caps for Mexico, and took a ceremonial turn for El Tri this year.
He was part of two Gold Cup winners and has the 1999 Confederations Cup title to his credit, too.
On the club side, Blanco was an MLS Best XI member for Chicago, and scored 18 goals in parts of three seasons. His most prolific days came with Club America, where he scored 125 goals in 333 appearances.
Blanco also played for Real Valladolid, Veracruz, Necaxa, Iraputo, Sinaloa and BUAP.
It's impossible not to respect the achievements of Blanco, even as begrudging admirers from the U.S. side. Godspeed, Cuauhtémoc, and… enjoy politics?


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Top 10 Disney World Table Service Restaurants
By Tom Bricker Dining, Top 10 134 Comments
Walt Disney World has tons of table service restaurants, and this list ranks the 10 best in 2023. We've done all of the top dining in Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, resorts, Disney Springs, plus third-party hotels in Orlando, Florida–these are our favorites. With so many great options, it's difficult to narrow down this list! (Updated January 23, 2023.)
Solid choices that didn't make the cut include Hollywood Brown Derby, Boma – Flavors of Africa, Be Our Guest Restaurant, Morimoto Asia, Jaleo, Chef Art Smith's Homecomin', Raglan Road, STK, and Skipper Canteen. Several of these are excellent, and we wouldn't fault anyone for including them in their personal top 10 lists.
Frankly, over half of this list could be dominated by Disney Springs restaurants, which tend to offer better quality and value as they compete with real world dining options. Beyond that, restaurants in resorts tend to outperform those in the parks, with the exception of a few locations in EPCOT's World Showcase.
It's also worth noting that these rankings revolve around cuisine rather than theme. Many Walt Disney World fan-favorite restaurants, including some that we absolutely adore, have been "snubbed" from this top 10 list as a result. That doesn't mean that they aren't great options, especially for families. (See our Top 10 Themed Restaurants at Walt Disney World for the most fun, family-friendly, and unique dining options.)
Another caveat to this list is that there's a huge gap between the top 3 and everything else. This is truth in quality, style, and–especially–price. Each of these serves high end prix fixe menus that range from around $195 to over $600. It's likely this trio is chasing Michelin stars now that the iconic guide has a Florida edition.
Nevertheless, we do not view these restaurants as realistic recommendations for most Walt Disney World visitors. Since this is a planning resource first and foremost, we are expanding our list to the top 10 entries in addition to the top tier trio. So in other words, it's now a top 13 list.
Below is a brief synopsis why each restaurant makes this list of the best Walt Disney World table service restaurants for 2023. Click the restaurant name for our full review of each restaurant. Okay, let's take a look at which Walt Disney World restaurants made the cut…
T10. Tiffins – A tribute to the explorations and travels that provided the genesis of Disney's Animal Kingdom theme park, Tiffins simultaneously feels like dining in an art gallery, and eating at a high-end, low-key restaurant where globe-trotting Imagineers would themselves dine. Fortunately, it's not a hodgepodge or scholar's den of eccentricities, and instead is a carefully-curated art gallery, with great attention to detail.
The menu at Tiffins is delightful, with a variety of ambitious dishes that are adventurous and reflective of the restaurant's overarching theme. Again, it's all about attention to detail here, with everything from presentation to the confluence of flavors making Tiffins a winner. There are several approachable options here, but Tiffins is a great place to challenge your taste buds, step outside your comfort zone, and take a veritable adventure in dining.
T10. Yachtsman Steakhouse – A carnivore's paradise, Yachtsman Steakhouse is the place to go at Walt Disney World for glorious cuts of meat. This is apparent as soon as you walk in the entrance where you see…a butcher in a case booth making the "magic" happen. It also manages an upscale setting, with sophisticated design, rich woods, and a classy interior.
You really can't go wrong with the cuts of meat here–no matter what you get, you're in for a treat. Although Yachtsman Steakhouse has other menu items besides colossal cuts of meat, these are where the magic happens. The 'classics' makes it the most approachable Signature Restaurant at Walt Disney World, and something that even "meat and potatoes" kinds of guests will enjoy and appreciate.
T10. Sanaa — Sanaa scores a lot of points for offering a unique and excellent menu, and for better price points than the Signature restaurants on this list. Sanaa also has incredible ambiance, with views of animals grazing outside the restaurant. The out of the way location of Sanaa at Kidani Village means that Sanaa is rarely overly crowded, which adds to its intimacy and also means you will usually have an attentive server.
The menu at Sanaa is quite remarkable for a Walt Disney World restaurant, with a lot of options that might scare away the regular tourist who simply wants meat and potatoes. You can find options like that at Sanaa (don't worry, there's a "regular" steak), but the majority of the menu is a bit more adventurous. This excellent unique menu is what separates Sanaa from a lot of other Walt Disney World restaurants, and reasonable prices (especially at lunch) on many delicious menu items makes it one of the 10 best table service restaurants at Walt Disney World.
T10. The Boathouse — The transformation of Disney Springs has absolutely reinvigorated the dining scene. This district has gone from a place only to be visited if you wanted to get some shopping done, or maybe dinner at Raglan Road, to an integral part of any Walt Disney World vacation. There are a number of reasons for this, but the main one is unquestionably the upscale dining scene.
Our list of the best table service restaurants at Disney Springs features 5 locations that arguably could've made this list. The best among these is The Boathouse, which offers fine dining and a fun atmosphere. While the theme may seem at odds with the Signature status, it works for the style of restaurant on the waterfront at Disney Springs. Then there's the food, which is almost all excellent, and it's easy to see why the Boathouse has already attracted a legion of dedicated fans.
9. California Grill — Offering incredible ambiance, sophisticated decor, and undoubtedly the best views of any restaurant at Walt Disney World, California Grill is a winner. When dining here, a window table is almost a must. Make ADRs for about 60 to 90 minutes before the Magic Kingdom's fireworks, and be willing to wait for a window table.
California Grill falls a few slots this year due to its prix fixe menu for the 50th Anniversary. While we enjoyed our experience (see Review: California Grill 50th Anniversary Celebration Dinner), this menu is undeniably limiting and unexpected of a Signature Restaurant. Additionally, we miss the (still!) temporarily unavailable "Brunch at the Top", which was the best meal at California Grill. With another prix fixe menu coming in April 2023, it's unlikely California Grill will regain its spot in the top 5 anytime soon.
8. Toledo Steakhouse – Walt Disney World always has some "hidden gem" restaurants, but rarely are they both this good and still underrated. In fairness, a big reason why Toledo – Tapas, Steak & Seafood isn't particularly popular right now is the lack of conventions at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort (those events are the reason Gran Destino Tower was built in the first place)–it's pretty out of the way for most casual tourists.
Nevertheless, Toledo's concept is ambitious and fun, the food is delicious, the views are exceptional, and the prices–for the quality of the cuisine–are not inflated too much by Walt Disney World standards. The fact that Toledo caters heavily to conventioneers plays a huge part in all of this, and will likely ensure that the restaurant maintains its high standards. Toledo is absolutely worth the challenging commute.
7. Jiko — The Cooking Place — This is one restaurant that is well worth the detour to an otherwise out-of-the-way resort. Jiko at Animal Kingdom Lodge is one of our favorite date night destinations, and we especially love doing it at Christmas-time. The wild boar, lamb shank, and beef short rib are still all-stars, and are every bit as good as we remember. These dishes are also inventive while being approachable, which is a common theme of our favorite Signature Restaurants.
Moreover, ambiance of Jiko continues to make it an Animal Kingdom Lodge highlight. The color palette of the restaurant changes to mimic an African sunset as the night progresses. The service is also excellent, with servers who are knowledgeable about the menu and the extensive drink list. Its prices are in line with other Signature restaurants, so it's no gem from a value perspective, but the cuisine is worth the prices.
6. Citricos – We've never been huge fans of Citricos at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort in the past, but the reimagined restaurant that won us over. The menu is superlative, with sophisticated Floridian cuisine and an abundance of citrus infusions. These dishes are inventive, beautifully-plated, delicious, and in keeping with the spirit of Citricos. The only downside is portions and pricing–this is arguably the closest Walt Disney World gets to haute cuisine.
The atmosphere is a marked improvement over the previous incarnation of the restaurant. The style is supposedly influenced by Mary Poppins, but that's almost totally unnoticeable. It's simply modernized with design motifs that vaguely evoke visuals from the film. Citricos is now practically perfect, and this reimagining was a supercalifragilistic upgrade to both the menu and interior.
5. Flying Fish – Located on the BoardWalk, Flying Fish is the perfect adult's night out, as you can enjoy the ambiance of the BoardWalk after a meal at the restaurant. The ambiance of Flying Fish is also great, with nice decor and an open kitchen and nice bar that add to the energy of the restaurant.
Flying Fish is simultaneously fancy but approachable, with ambitious and inventive menu items that are also comforting, tried and true favorites. For entrees, the Flying Fish's Signature Chef's Duo is the Char-crusted New York Strip Steak and Potato-wrapped Red Snapper. These are superlative, arguably the best 1-2 punch in all of Walt Disney World dining. While those are the unequivocal highlights, the menu is strong from top to bottom, with unique appetizers, desserts, and other entrees. While it doesn't push the envelope as much as Citricos, Flying Fish delivers delicious results that make it more appealing, in our view, to a wider range of guests.
4. Topolino's Terrace – Along with Toledo, this is one of two new restaurants that offer superlative rooftop dining that surpasses perennial favorites. Since it opened, we've done several dinners at Topolino's Terrace – Flavors of the Riviera, which has become our go-to restaurant for a high quality and filling fine dining experience that also offers great views and atmosphere.
Located at Disney's Riviera Resort, it's an easy Skyliner gondola ride from several resorts plus both Epcot and Disney's Hollywood Studios, and offers fireworks views of both parks. While dinner is the main reason it makes this list, families should not overlook the exceptional Breakfast Á la Art with Mickey & Friends, which is our new favorite character meal at Walt Disney World. Topolino's Terrace is a lot like Flying Fish, in that it's both inventive and approachable–this gets the slight edge of the two thanks to its rooftop setting and slightly deeper menu, but you truly cannot go wrong either way.
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3. Monsieur Paul – Upon reopening late last year, Monsieur Paul introduced a new prix fixe menu starting at $195 per person, plus tax and gratuity. It has been incredibly popular since returning despite this serious price increase and more limited lineup of menu items. It'll be interesting to see how long this continues; Monsieur Paul had trouble filling tables pre-closure, and offered a summer special to attract patrons.
Nevertheless, Monsieur Paul is a sublime dining experience–one of the best at Walt Disney World. It's opulent and well-appointed without being too intimidating or overly stuffy. The Art Nouveau design, details, and table settings make clear that Monsieur Paul is a fine dining restaurant, but wall photos of the late Chef Paul Bocuse with giant mice and a rat help to remind that this restaurant is indeed in a Walt Disney World theme park.
Cuisine at Monsieur Paul is a veritable Tour de France, with each dish offering tremendous nuance and variety. Presentation is meticulous and exquisite, flavors are bold and inventive, and service is attentive. With that said, Monsieur Paul won't be for everyone. As noted, Monsieur Paul is fine dining, and the emphasis here is on quality over quantity. If you're looking for one of the best meals you can have at Walt Disney World, look no further. If you're looking for one of the biggest meals, look elsewhere.
2. Takumi Tei – Sadly, it's a similar story with the recently-reopened Takumi-Tei. This restaurant dropped its a la carte menu in favor of only offering Omakase Tasting Menus, its twist on prix fixe. The vegetarian version is $150 and the normal variety–featuring Japanese A5 wagyu steak–costs $250. This is another very significant price increase.
Takumi Tei is a lot like Monsieur Paul, but totally different. Whereas France's flagship eatery is Epcot's most refined, Takumi Tei is its highest concept. Both are incredibly sophisticated, but ultimately illustrate the differences between service and cuisine in Japan and France.
While the food is absolutely spectacular (especially the Omakase Tasting Menu, which is highlighted by Wagyu and bone marrow), Takumi Tei is all about Omotenashi. This is the Japanese concept of service with great attention to detail and from the bottom of the heart. It's incredibly warm, gracious, and welcoming. Oh, and the food cannot be overlooked–from seafood to duck to that glorious beef, Takumi Tei is an absolute winner, and its top tier meals give Victoria & Albert's a run for its money…
1. Victoria & Albert's — Victoria & Albert's at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is the absolute best restaurant at Walt Disney World, and by a wide margin. Everything about the restaurant is exquisite, making it far and away the best restaurant at Walt Disney World. It's the only AAA 5-Diamond restaurant in the Orlando area and one of the top-rated restaurants in all of Florida. The restaurant is quiet and well-appointed, and the service is exquisite.
Victoria & Albert's offers a prix fixe six-course meal consisting of gourmet and specialty fine dining options, along with other "premium" items that can be ordered for an additional charge. If you're a real foodie, you can also book the Chef's Table for a unique, albeit less romantic, dining option. Given all of this, why would Victoria & Albert's not be #1 on anyone's list?
Price. The fixed-price cost for the regular dining room starts at roughly $300 per person. With wine pairings and upgrades, the cost can easily eclipse $800 for a couple–maybe even $1,000. That alone makes us tempted to even exclude Victoria & Albert's from eligibility, since it's unlike any other restaurant at Walt Disney World. If a meal here costs 5 times as much as the other entries, one would hope that it's a bit better! Beyond that, most planners probably aren't debating between Sebastian's Bistro and Victoria & Albert's for their night out. The two simply are incomparable in every way, save for both serving meals of food.
There you have it, our top 10 list of table service restaurants at Walt Disney World. You may notice that a lot of popular restaurants didn't make this list. This includes a handful of Signature Restaurants, a high number of superlative Disney Springs options, and a few under-the-radar fan favorites. As we said above, it was difficult to narrow the list down to the 10 best table service restaurants at Walt Disney World…but we managed to do it!
Do you agree with our top 10 table service restaurants at Walt Disney World? Any restaurants that you'd add to the list? Any dining spots we list that you do not think are worthy of a spot? What are your favorite table service restaurants in Walt Disney World? Any questions? Hearing your feedback–even when you disagree with us–is both interesting to us and helpful to other readers, so please share your thoughts below in the comments!
134 Responses to "Top 10 Disney World Table Service Restaurants"
Sky Born Dancer January 27, 2023
Todd English Blue Zoo has been consistently amazing and variety of flavors. For some off menu magic, I recommend ordering the Pumpkin Nudi and asking if you can a side of Mahi Mahi with it.
Maggie January 26, 2023
I visited both Monsieur Paul's and Takumi Tei on my last trip in early January, and never have I felt more like I stepped into other countries at Epcot. I found myself apologizing that I didn't know much French! (But conversely, it was a great chance to practice Japanese.) The full experience at both was priceless so even the high $$ tag was inconsequential (for me. My salary does not break six figs but I prize food journeys immensely).
Monsieur Paul's is only doing one seating a night, which may explain some of the scarcity. Our waiter told us that we would be the only ones sitting at our table that whole evening, and since it took us three and a half hours to finish our meal this made sense. However, window views of Harmonious while nibbling on a dessert cheese plate were sort of hard to beat.
I don't think the same seating arrangement is true of Takumi Tei, but we still spent a good 2.5 hours there. The service was exquisite (down to being greeted by the full waitstaff upon entry and a traditional tiny tea service from our host), and I was stunned to find a vegetarian omakase for my partner that could duplicate my own meat-loving experience.
One thing to note at both restaurants is that they will ask you how you enjoyed the food after every plate. It was very attentive but did put me on the spot to constantly come up with the perfect adjective to describe each course. I did hear other people just saying 'good' or 'delicious' each time though, so I probably didn't have to have an essay prepared.
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Mary Kendall January 25, 2023
We will finally be dining at Jiko and Citricos on our next trip. These two have been on my list for some time, but we couldn't quite make it work. I'm very excited to try these!
Bambi January 25, 2023
We are visiting mid-end April, and always stay at the GF, so I am really hoping that Narcoosee's will have re-opened by then, as is a favorite. Citricos is excellent as I recall, so we may fill in with that on property. We are going to attempt some new ones this visit, after a 4 year hiatus. We always appreciate the Cali Grill, but not keen on the price fixed menu I am hearing about. On our list for new dinner options are Boma, Topolino's, Chef Art Smith's Homecomin' and Morimoto (the location in Honolulu was outstanding!). For lunch, we will try to do Space 220, Rose & Crown, Steakhouse 71, and Docking Bay 7 in Star Wars. Please, Narcoosee's, be ready and open mid April.. 🙂 I am enjoying reading all the comments herein.
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Jeremy Corbyn's Scottish independence dilemma
Scottish unionists don't want another referendum. But if Labour tries to block indyref 2, it hands nationalists a grievance.
By Julia Rampen
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Once again, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's hapless leader, is in a muddle. He said at the weekend that he would not block another referendum in Scotland. After outcry from Scottish Labour, he appeared to backtrack and said voting for Scottish independence would lead to "turbo-charged austerity".
Labour's last remaining Scottish MP, Ian Murray, was scathing. In Saturday, he tweeted: "Often asked why I resigned from Shadow Cabinet. Ladies & Gentlemen, I give u Jeremy Corbyn. He's destroying the party that soo many need."
Often asked why I resigned from Shadow Cabinet. Ladies & Gentlemen I give u Jeremy Corbyn. He's destroying the party that soo many need.
— Ian Murray (@IanMurrayMP) March 11, 2017
Murray added that his constituents were against another independence referendum. This chimes with a view I've often heard expressed among Scottish Labour politicians – that the axis of Scottish politics has shifted to the constitutional question and the party must have a firm stance if it is to survive.
So long as Labour retains its ambition to be a UK-wide party, it also makes sense to hold onto a unionist position that will not alienate English voters (targeted by the Tories in 2015 with dire warnings about Ed Miliband acting as an SNP puppet).
But most unionists also believe that a second independence referendum must be fought and won, like the last one, on economic issues. The oil price slump has in particular punctured a favourite nationalist argument.
They fear that the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will instead rely on an emotional rallying call, that draws on cultural identity, and the feeling of being ignored by Westminster. The UK government's determination to push on with a hard Brexit, despite Scotland's Remain vote, means the call is already halfway there.
One unionist activist said to me last week: "Most people I've spoken to think Sturgeon wants to have a fight about getting to hold the referendum. The moment [Westminster] Parliament turns them down, they've got a grievance."
This, therefore, is Corbyn's bind. A leader who has to rely on an English MP for his shadow Scottish secretary must somehow walk the line between reassuring Labour unionists on both sides of the border, and at the same time avoid giving the Scottish government the chance to pounce.
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The album starts off with a blast with 'The Nightmare Unravels', as atmospheric guitar sounds give way to an explosive riff and lightning-fast soloing. This track truly exhibits what John 5 does best, pairing lead pyrotechnics with catchy melodies. 'The Art Of Malice' is a shorter track of bluegrass picking, another of John 5′s calling cards, and features no additional instruments beyond the guitar. As the album continues on, the tracks almost seem to be divided between heavy and mellow, occasionally crossing paths as some bluegrass picking finds its way into the heavier tracks, but the album almost seems to alternate between the two styles.
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John 5 is, for the uninitiated, best known for his guitarwork with Marilyn Manson and, more recently, Rob Zombie. Those two names might be enough to make you skeptical when I tell you that the man is an absurdly talented guitarist with a number of impressive solo albums under his belt. However, I assure you that this is indeed the case. The Art Of Malice brings this total to five, not counting an additional remix album; like his previous solo albums, The Art Of Malice features instrumental, guitar-driven tracks mixing metal and bluegrass in varying measures.
The album art may be enough to turn your stomach; between the loud colors, odd makeup, and questionable clothing choice, it's fair to say that this is a pretty unappealing introduction to Senor Cinco's music. However, I urge you to resist the temptation to judge this particular book by its cover. Once you dive in, you may be surprised at what you find.
There are some curveballs in here, though; 'Ya Dig' features a fast, heavy vibe and a guest bass performance from Billy Sheehan. 'Can I Live Again' is a slow, mournful tune, full of sadness and emotion. And 'Fractured Mirror' is a version of the Ace Frehley song, which would explain why it feels out of place. Still, all of these tracks are oozing with 5′s style; most of these cuts wouldn't be out of place on his earlier stuff.
And in the end, that's the part that trips me up somewhat. Perhaps it's because of my level of familiarity with his older albums, but there something about The Art Of Malice that feels a bit stale. The heavier songs don't seem to grab me quite the way that his previous work has, and it seems as though there are less heavy songs on this album than usual. I've always felt that the heavy stuff was his bread and butter, with occasional bluegrass interludes, and it feels as though the slower moments here start to disrupt the flow of the album a bit.
Still, The Art Of Malice is a really good album, packed to the gills with flashy guitar playing and catchy melodies. The slower moments are more than made up for by the stronger parts of the album, and as a whole the album is a worthy entry into John 5′s solo catalog. It's certainly better than the last couple of Rob Zombie albums.
My score: 4.5 out of 6
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Ian Brady
A MONKEY IN A CAGE BEING POKED BY A STICK The bisexual Brady maintained a long distance relationship with Hindley for his first years in jail. But from love letters and requests for marriage, rifts soon started to appear. Brady accepted he would never again be free. Hindley couldn't. The couple drifted apart. And when Hindley ended their connection, he said that she was a manipulative liar and as evil as him. Betrayed, he plotted his revenge.
"How many instruments of murder do you suppose there are in this room?" Brady's first question to Dr Alan Keightley
Dr Alan Keightley was requested to meet Brady by Anne West, the mother of Brady's fourth victim, Lesley Ann Downey. It was hoped that Dr Keightley, an 'eccentric academic' and former head of religious studies, would form a relationship with Brady based on their mutual interest in religion.
For the next 25 years, he became Brady's confidant.
In jail, Brady mixed with Buster Edwards, the Great Train Robber and Ronnie Kray of Kray Twins infamy.
In 1985, Brady was diagnosed as a criminally insane psychopath and was transferred from prison to high security Ashworth psychiatric Hospital, Merseyside. He would be there for nearly the next thirty years. It was there that he confessed to tabloid reporters that he had in fact killed Pauline Reade and Keith Bennett. But it wasn't remorse that prompted his revelations. It was revenge. He wanted to hurt Hindley for cutting him out of her life and his confessions hurt her bid for freedom.
In 1987, he returned to the Moors with the police.
In 1997 Brady strangled another patient after mocking the patient's coughing fit. Only the intervention of staff saved the man.
In 1999 he went on hunger strike. He was therefore force fed. A feeding tube protruding from his left nostril became a permanent feature. Some might believe it unnecessary as every morning he eats toast and soup. But he's embarrassed to admit this so if his nurse observes he's eating, she'll knock before entering so he has time to clear his food away.
His daily diet also consists of being dosed with sedatives. He chain smokes Gauloises and has complained often that they are not killing him fast enough.
He wanted to be judged sane and be transferred back to prison where he could starve himself to death. At this time, he believed that he could 'talk to Laurel and Hardy.'
Brady's demands to die were refused by the High Court in March 2000, which upheld the hospital's right to force-feed him. They judged that his desire to die through starvation was simply part of his 'obsessive need to exercise control.'
In April 2001, the High Court in London again rejected Brady's appeal 'for the right to die'.
Brady continued to write and offer his opinions:
"I'm glad I've lived to see an enemy prepared to die for something other than their bank balance and pensions... They're even being trained to die at schools. Admirable commitment."
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Brady's confidant, Dr Keightley, smuggled out Brady's book 'The Gates of Janus'.
In August that year, Brady was front-page news once again, when it was revealed that he stood to earn £12,000 for his analysis of serial killers. Brady did not talk about his crimes in the book.
In February 2006, Brady sent the mother of victim Keith Bennett a letter. In the letter he complained of his treatment at the high-security hospital saying he was being kept alive by force-feeding for "political purposes". Brady also claimed that he could take police to within 20 yards of where Keith Bennett is buried.
It was revealed in December 2011 that Brady would face a public mental health tribunal hearing on whether he should be returned to prison, having been detained at Ashworth hospital since 1985.
In August 2012, Brady was in the news again as police investigated whether he had given details of the location of Keith Bennett's grave to his mental health advocate, Jackie Powell. Keith's mother Winnie, after a lifetime of hoping that Brady would reveal where her boy was, sadly died that month.
8th September, 2012 is a date we won't forget.
RECREATIONAL KILLINGS
In June 2013, the 75-year-old Brady spoke in public for the first time since his 1966 trial. Brady went to tribunal seeking permission to be transferred from a psychiatric hospital back to prison. It was believed to be only the second time in English history that such a hearing had been heard in public.
He received legal aid for his bid. The cost to the taxpayer was initially estimated to be £250,000. In his evidence he referred to his torture and murder of five children as 'recreational killings' and an 'existential experience.' He also bemoaned his lack of control and that he was nothing more than a 'monkey in a cage being poked by a stick.'
The medical panel decided that Brady was still a paranoid schizophrenic and rejected his appeal.
On 30 July 2013 The Daily Mirror revealed through a Freedom of Information application that Brady's transfer attempt had cost the taxpayer twice the expected amount and the bill was now £500,000. The NHS had had to pay £200,000 of that to prove the serial killing paedophile was insane. The Mirror reported that NHS costs alone were 'equal to the annual salary of nine nurses or maternity care for 70 women.'
Around this time, there were claims that the grave of Keith Bennett may have been 40 miles away from the Saddleworth Moor.
Brady has been collaborating on an autobiographical book to be published on his death. The manuscript is said to be in the safe of his solicitor. In it, it's claimed he will admit to nine murders, four more than the five known. He has written that he killed two men in Glasgow and a man and a woman in Manchester. It is also believed the book is intended to implicate Hindley in the sexual abuse of the children.
Brady suffered from cataracts and spondylitis meaning he has chronic back pain before passing away at age 79 on Monday 15 2017. Brady had revealed that he had chest and lung issues in December 2016. Although the NHS Spokesman stated that the cause of Brady's death was unknown, they confirmed that he was on oxygen for a while.
It is reported that Brady had died hours after being urged to "do the right thing" and reveal the location of Keith Bennett, however Brady has taken this to the grave with him:
"Keith Bennett's unfound body is very important to Ian Brady. He has one actual murder which he can consider to be perfect."
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"If there is a hell, that will be where Ian Brady is going to go."
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Pew Study Shows Latter-day Saints Hold Steady Amid Decline of Christianity in US
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A recent Pew Research study shows the number of people who describe themselves as Latter-day Saints has held steady in the US over the past decade, while research shows a general decline in other Christian religions and Christianity overall.
The study, which was published on Pew Research's website on Oct. 17, shows a steady decline in those who identify as Christian over the past decade, from 77 percent to 65 percent, while those who identify as agnostic, atheist, or "nothing in particular" has grown steadily.
According to the study, those who identify as "nothing in particular" has grown from 17 percent in 2009 to 26 percent, atheist from 2 percent in 2009 to 4 percent, and agnostic from 3 percent in 2009 to 5 percent. Those who identify as Catholic has dropped from 23 percent to 20 percent in the past decade and the number of those who identify as Protestant from 51 percent to 43 percent.
However, the study also showed that the number of people in the US who identify as Latter-day Saint has held steady, staying at 2 percent throughout the decade.
An article published by Vox earlier this year also shares that while most Christian religions are seeing a decline, Latter-day Saints are holding steady and why that might be.
► You'll also like: Vox: Most Churches Are Losing Members Fast — but Not the Latter-day Saints. Here's Why.
In theVox article, author Daniel Cox shares that the reason for the Church's steadiness during a continued trend of a decline in Christianity in the US is its focus on family. "Few religious communities have made the development and maintenance of traditional family structures such a central priority," Cox wrote.
This emphasis on family is crucial in maintaining faith traditions, Cox says.
"The structure of Mormon families is hugely advantageous when it comes to passing along religious identity," Cox wrote. "Family life has always been a critical source of religious vitality. It is the crucible within which religious identity is formed, rituals are learned and practiced, and beliefs take shape."
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Pat CARTER [Parents]
Bernis O PERRY [Parents] was born on 14 Mar 1914 in Lonoke Co.,Arkansas. He died in Oct 1974. He was buried in Mulberry Cem.,Lonoke Co.,Arkansas. He married Mildred WHITE on 26 Dec 1936 in Lonoke Co.,Arkansas.
Mildred WHITE was born on 21 Aug 1917 in Lonoke Co.,Arkansas. She died on 29 Jan 1996. She married Bernis O PERRY on 26 Dec 1936 in Lonoke Co.,Arkansas.
Herman PERRY [Parents] was born on 4 Feb 1916 in Lonoke Co.,Arkansas. He died on 20 Sep 1996. He was buried on 23 Sep 1996 in Mount Pleasant Cem.,Plumerville,Conway Co.,Arkansas. He married Christine JONES.
Christine JONES was born on 9 Apr 1917 in Plumerville,Conway Co.,Arkansas. She died on 17 Mar 2002 in West Siloam Springs,Delaware Co.,Oklahoma. She married Herman PERRY.
They had the following children:
F i Edith Ann PERRY
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Edith Ann PERRY [Parents]
M i Jeffrey BUTTS
F ii Jennifer BUTTS
Jeffrey BUTTS [Parents]
Fred Aubry PERRY [Parents] was born on 5 Jun 1918 in Lonoke Co.,Arkansas. He died on 2 Apr 1970 in Pulaski Co.,Arkansas. He was buried in Apr 1970 in Edgewood Memorial Park,Pulaski Co.,Arkansas. He married Mattie Ola TROUTMAN.
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Fred Aubry PERRY [Parents] was born on 5 Jun 1918 in Lonoke Co.,Arkansas. He died on 2 Apr 1970 in Pulaski Co.,Arkansas. He was buried in Apr 1970 in Edgewood Memorial Park,Pulaski Co.,Arkansas. He married Pauline LEDERHOUSE in Pulaski Co.,Arkansas.
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Malcolm Irvin "Mack" GRAVLEY [Parents] was born on 26 Nov 1923 in Wythe Co.,Virginia. He died on 5 May 1986 in Roanoke,Virginia. He was buried on 8 May 1986 in Draper Valley Pentecostal Holiness Church Cem.,Draper,Pulaski Co.,Virginia. He married Beatrice "Bea" RAKES.
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The Weakness of Strength è un film muto del 1916 diretto da Harry Revier. Prodotto dalla Popular Plays and Players Inc. e distribuito dalla Metro Pictures Corporation, uscì nelle sale il 20 agosto 1916. La sceneggiatura di Wallace Clifton si basa su un soggetto di Aaron Hoffman. Di genere drammatico, il film aveva come interpreti Edmund Breese, Clifford Bruce, Ormi Hawley, Evelyn Brent, Florence Moore, Clifford Grey.

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Il magnate Daniel Gaynor è sempre stato un uomo duro e senza cedimenti. Il suo carattere inflessibile gli aveva fatto perdere perfino l'affetto di Mary, la fidanzata. Non cede nemmeno quando uno dei suoi dipendenti, Richard Grant, gli chiede adesso un aumento per poter affrontare le spese delle cure della vecchia nonna malata. Al rifiuto di Gaynor, Grant, disperato, sottrae del denaro all'azienda. Per giustificare quel denaro, dice alla moglie Bessie di avere ottenuto l'aumento che aveva richiesto. Quando Gaynor, essendosi accorto dell'ammanco, si reca a casa dei Grant per mettere il chiaro la faccenda, viene accolto da Bessie - che è la figlia della sua ex fidanzata - con grandi ringraziamenti per essere stato così generoso venendo incontro alle ristrettezze della loro famiglia. Lei e il marito gli sono talmente grati che hanno deciso di chiamare il loro bambino con il suo stesso nome. Gaynor, allora, si rende improvvisamente conto di avere perso la capacità di amare gli altri e di prendersi cura di loro. Decide di lasciare stare la storia con Richard e poi torna da Mary, deciso a ricominciare una nuova vita.

Produzione
Il film fu prodotto dalla Popular Plays and Players Inc.

Distribuzione
Il copyright del film, richiesto dalla Popular Plays and Players, Inc., fu registrato il 16 agosto 1916 con il numero Lp8945.
Distribuito dalla Metro Pictures Corporation, il film uscì nelle sale cinematografiche statunitensi il 20 agosto 1916. È conosciuto anche con il nome alternativo di The Evil Men Do o con quello di Happiness or Power.

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The presumption of regularity
Challenges to an adjudication in a Scottish court demonstrate the difference between an adjudicator and a lawyer – an adjudicator can act on gut instinct
The adjudication was all about a claim for £272k worth of delay and disruption. The adjudicator cut it down and awarded £73k. So be it. Scottish main contractor Morris & Spottiswood baulked at paying their subcontractor any money. So the subcontractor, SW Global Resourcing, came to court, award in hand. The main contractor's shopping basket of challenges has some neat points. None worked but we can learn a thing or two.
First, the adjudicator was accused of bias. It was said he was determined to find in the subcontractor's favour. Lawyers looking at what he said might be forgiven for thinking he was leaning against the main contractor. He was convinced that the work had been disrupted but it looks to be that not enough evidence of the money loss was put up to him. The lawyer's approach - some say the proper approach - is to therefore award no money at all. But this is adjudication. It's different. It's a rough approach to who can have the cash pro-tem. There is no trial, no testing of evidence, no in-depth inquiry - wham-bam-kerplonk.
So when this adjudicator said in his award "irrespective of the extent (or otherwise) of the records provided … I must use my own knowledge and experience as a quantity surveyor (41-years) to evaluate the loss and expense …" the lawyers cringed. That's because they have been weaned on evidence, on proof. The QS adjudicator was using his nose, his QS gut feel. And the senior Scottish judge was content that in adjudication he can do that. There is a "presumption of regularity or of propriety which an adjudicator enjoys". That phrase means "it is presumed that he has looked at the relevant documents and given them appropriate consideration within the tight time constraints under which he works".
Shall you and I call it "a jolly good QS sniff"? Nothing wrong here said the judge. No bias, no leaning; just doing what a QS does all the time and doing it as the adjudicator. Comfortable?
The next challenge also came into conflict with lawyer thinking. The main contractor argued that his main contract was stepped-down into the subcontract. No it isn't, said the subcontractor. The adjudicator said some bits were and some were not, but no one argued for partial incorporation. The court said there were hints of an argument about partial incorporation, so no harm was done by the adjudicator. Comfortable?
Then it was argued that the adjudicator had failed to consider the main contractor's argument that the subcontractor was significantly responsible for his own delays. In other words that he had simply missed the main contractors arguments. No, said the judge; the presumption of regularity applies.
Counsel in this Scottish case now challenged this "presumption of regularity". It is, he said, trumped by "demonstrable irrationality". He meant that when there are, as here, obvious errors of law and fact, and logical inconsistencies in an adjudicator's decision, it is all so unreasonable that none of it can stand. Nothing, he said, supported extending time to an 80-week contract period, or the notion that certain clauses had not been incorporated in the contract, and nothing reasonably supported the adjudicator's treatment of the claim for head-office overheads.
But the judge would not accept this. He said: "Where the adjudicator is asked to make interim decisions under tight time constraints, the exceptional ground for review will be applied, if at all, only where a mistake (the decision) is so outrageous in its defiance of logic or of accepted moral standards that no sensible person who had applied his mind to the question to be decided could have arrived at it". The adjudicator's decision came nowhere near this standard.
The final challenge was that the adjudicator's decision failed to give any or adequate reasons for the extension of time issue. The judge rejected that too. The parties had presented the adjudicator with materials to make a determination and he rejected the main contractors argument by saying the claims were insubstantial.
The Scottish judge ended by saying: "An adjudicator's decision is only an interim decision. The court is not concerned whether he has made errors of fact or law but only with the question whether he has acted unfairly or acted ultra vires. It is hostile to technical arguments to postpone the enforcement of his decision." Quite.
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Najder warns that this approach produces an incoherent and misleading picture. From the steamboat, Marlow observes the station in detail and is surprised to see near the station house a row of posts topped with the severed heads of natives. Originally issued as a three-part serial story in to celebrate the thousandth edition of the magazine, Heart of Darkness has been widely re-published and translated into many languages. As if to demonstrate this, Conrad lets us view Kurtz on his deathbed. Except for several vacations in France and Italy, a 1914 vacation in his native Poland, and a 1923 visit to the United States, Conrad lived the rest of his life in England.
In the story, Marlow is employed to transport ivory downriver. By the 1960s, it was a standard assignment in many college and high school English courses. When they arrive at the inner station, they find that Kurtz has become a king, almost a God to the tribesmen and women who he has bent to his will. Joy, fear, sorrow, devotion, valour, rage — who can tell? Later in 1902, Heart of Darkness was included in the book published on 13 November 1902, by. Other authentic names include those of Captain McWhirr in , Captain Beard and Mr. The Teenage Tarzan: A Literary Analysis of Edgar Rice Burroughs, Jungle Tales of Tarzan.
Having to write a thesis about it, I explored its deeper meaning and all its characters to great detail, and it still continues to exist in my mind as one of the greatest stories I have read. Behind the concert of flattery, I can hear something like a whisper: 'Keep to the open sea! It's not built in the rhythm of ordinary prose, but on something existing only in his head, and as he can never say what it is he wants to say, all his things end in a kind of hunger, a suggestion of something he can't say or do or think. Jeffrey Meyers, Joseph Conrad: a Biography, p. Archived from on 12 January 2015. A Prelude to Heart of Darkness presents the early life of Kurtz, his appointment to his station in the Congo and his messianic disintegration in a novel that dovetails with the conclusion of Conrad's novella. Marlow sounds the steam whistle repeatedly, frightening the attackers and causing the shower of arrows to cease.
Conrad's frame narrator, like the reader, learns that his ideas about European imperialism are founded on a number of lies that he wholeheartedly believed. It seems to me I am trying to tell you a dream--making a vain attempt, because no relation of a dream can convey the dream-sensation, that commingling of absurdity, surprise, and bewilderment in a tremor of struggling revolt, that notion of being captured by the incredible which is the very essence of dreams. Conrad wrote stories and novels, many with a nautical setting, that depict trials of the human spirit in the midst of what he saw as an impassive, inscrutable universe. The man from the bank boards the steamboat and turns out to be a Russian wanderer who had happened to stray into Kurtz's camp. For more information or to volunteer visit librivox. His works explore the seedy underbelly of imperialism, the move of European countries to stake out claim to various far-flung parts of the world.
Najder quotes a letter from Bobrowski, of 9 November 1891, containing the Latin expression: , Joseph Conrad: A Life, p. The monument was removed, with unclear explanation, in June 2016. To us, that sounds a lot like how Marlow would describe Kurtz—and it's a good example of how head-twistingly complex this novel is. The steamboat stops briefly near an abandoned hut on the riverbank, where Marlow finds a pile of wood and a note indicating that the wood is for them and that they should proceed quickly but with caution as they near the Inner Station. An empty stream, a great silence, an impenetrable forest.
Conrad kept a distance from official structures—he never voted in British national elections—and seems to have been averse to public honours generally; he had already refused honorary degrees from Cambridge, Durham, Edinburgh, Liverpool, and Yale universities. Away from civilization, the feelings of danger and possibility start to become attractive to him because of their incredible power. He was left with a painful sense of the hopelessness of the Polish question and an acceptance of England as a possible refuge. With wife Jessie and younger son John ill, Conrad decided to take refuge in the mountain resort town of. The flood had made, the wind was nearly calm, and being bound down the river, the only thing for it was to come to and wait for the turn of the tide. Envisioning Africa: Racism and Imperialism in Conrad's Heart of Darkness. An old friend, Captain Gabriel Renouf of the French merchant marine, introduced him to the family of his brother-in-law.
Envisioning Africa: Racism and Imperialism in Conrad's Heart of Darkness. He scorned sentimentality; his manner of portraying emotion in his books was full of restraint, scepticism and irony. Conrad left out many accents of topical satire in the presentation of the dramatis personae and ignored not only the ungrammatical speech which might have escaped him of some characters but even the Jewishness of two of them, Bolo and Mosan. Let's talk about these seemingly disparate reasons for the kerfuffle that surrounds Heart of Darkness about a hundred and twenty years after it was published: it a seems like a myth and b it takes place in Africa. He also mentions how Youth marks the first appearance of Marlow.
Reich's novel is premised upon the papers Kurtz leaves to Marlow at the end of Heart of Darkness'. On his return, he was determined to work on swaying British opinion in favour of restoring Poland's sovereignty. He made me feel so natural and very much myself, that I was almost afraid of losing the thrill and wonder of being there, although I was vibrating with intense excitement inside. Some time in their journey, the crew comes across a hut near which firewood is stacked. The presence of ill characters in the novella illustrates the fact that Heart of Darkness is, at least in part, autobiographical. It has been reported as lost to history.


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Why Did Marvel And Sony's 'Spider-Man' Partnership Collapse?
August 20, 2019 By Jenny Singer
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It's a break-up for Marvel Cinema and Sony Pictures, which collaborated to bring Spider-Man into the Avengers films.
With great power comes great — well, in this case, financial power.
The partnership between Marvel, a subsidiary of Disney, and Sony Pictures has collapsed, Deadline reports.
That relationship was responsible for the appearance of Tom Holland's fresh-faced, ludicrously charming child Spider-Man in a handful of Marvel Universe movies, starting with 2016's "Captain America: Civil War," all the way to the latest Holland "Spider-Man" standalone flick, "Spider-Man: Far From Home." That movie hit the big one-billion at the box office, thanks to the collaboration. This week, that most recent "Spider-Man" became the all time highest grossing film for Sony Pictures. With the Disney-Sony split, Holland's Spider-Man will no longer appear in films taking place in the Marvel universe. Avengers…assemble?
What's Jewish about this? Amy Pascal is the Jewish woman producer behind the recent "Spider" successes, and Sony Pictures chief and tribe member Tom Rothman negotiated this deal. Spider-Man, of course, was created by the brilliant Stan Lee.
So long and thanks for all the arachnids. The two "Spider-Man" movies currently in development will be Sony projects, without Marvel's input, although Marvel still owns all merchandising rights for "Spider-Man."
Why veer from a great collaboration? Well, this way Sony will see every dollar that the films lure into the "Spider-Man" web. But Spidey is a Marvel stalwart, and every recent Marvel offering seemed to be shaping itself around his growth. He was supposed to slip on Tony Stark's purple lenses, leading the Avengers in the inventor's stead, after all. Now how will Peter Parker put out hits on guys who flirt with his crush?
Mike Fleming at Deadline offers this assessment of why Sony would break from Marvel, which created the super-lucrative "Spider-Man" we know today: "Essentially Sony has made a decision that is similar to saying, thank you, but we think we can win the championship without Michael Jordan."
Dang. When massive studios and conglomerates clash, it's hard to see who the bad guys and good guys are — mostly there are just rich guys. Here's to Sony not messing up the good thing they have going on.
Jenny Singer is the deputy life/features editor for the Forward. You can reach her at singer@forward.com or on Twitter @jeanvaljenny
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Can I install ShotBOT on multiple devices?
Yes, you can install ShotBOT on multiple devices. For example, two different iPads. There is no limit on the number of devices. On the second device, just go to the AppStore and try to buy it again. The AppStore will automatically know that you have already purchased ShotBOT and allow you to install it on the new device. You will not be charged again.
Is there a version for the iPhone?
No. Currently, ShotBOT requires an iPad. Our research has shown that the iPhone screen size is just to small to be really useful for the large amount of data entered. With the release of the iPhone 6 Plus, we are researching whether or not it's screen is big enough to be useful. If you really want an iPhone version, please let us know!
Why is the app not $0.99?
We have tried to balance the amount of R&D with the relatively small market for an app like this. The total number of possible customers for a vertical market app like this is very small. We are not going to sell hundreds of thousands of apps. We have also done a ton of very complex engineering and testing for ShotBOT. We have used this app internally ourselves on hundreds of shoots. It is designed for professionals in the production business where the advantages ShotBOT brings, far out weigh the cost of the app. We also made most of the advanced features of ShotBOT available as in-app purchases. This way, you are only paying for features you actually need.
Can I see what the VFX Production Report looks like?
Yes, you can see a sample report by clicking here. ShotBOT supports importing a logo and entering a contact/company block for the cover page. You can also enter a custom page header that is printed at the top of each page.
Can ShotBOT save frame grabs from the camera?
Yes, but it requires two additional purchases. ShotBOT supports the Teradek Cube 155 wifi video encoder. This box takes an HD-SDI feed from the camera or video assist, does realtime video encoding, and transmits the video over Wifi. ShotBOT can then display a live video feed from the camera, wirelessly. You can then grab frames and save them with the scene. So not only do you get your own wireless monitor, but also save frames. This feature requires a Teradek Cube encoder as well as the Teradek option available as an in-app purchase.
Is there a way to try this Teradek Cube feature before buying it?
Yes, we have several rental units. They are also available to rent from most major rental companies. The Teradek Cube is an investment, but it is well worth the money.
Does ShotBOT support multi-camera shoots?
Yes. You can have an unlimited amount of cameras. When you create a new job in ShotBOT, you can define the number of cameras as well as what type of camera, the camera identifier (A camera, B camera, etc), default ISO and default shutter angle. These defaults are automatically entered when you create a new scene. You can also just create another camera entry for any scene.
Is there a way to group a selection of scenes together?
Yes. ShotBOT allows you to create custom "tags" and assign any number of scenes to a tag. A scene can belong to multiple tags. This allows you to group scenes together by tag. For example, show me all the scenes that need 3D tracking.
How fast is it to enter data on set?
Super fast. We put a lot of effort into making sure the process of entering data on set is really fast. ShotBOT has fully customizable "presets". For most of the fields, you can select from a list of presets for commonly used entries. The app comes with a fairly complete set of commonly used preset values which you can completely customize to your needs.
Can you select multiple presets?
How can I import storyboard frames for reference?
ShotBOT can import any image that is in the iPad photo library or in Dropbox. A lot of people just email the files to themselves and save them into the photo library on the iPad or use Dropbox. Then import the pictures into ShotBOT.
Is my data safe from hackers?
Yes, all the data is encrypted in the datafile on the device. If you purchased the ShotBOT Cloud option, all communication with our servers are encrypted as well as all your data on our servers. Even we can't see your data.
What is the Auto Camera Copy Info preference setting for?
This feature, which can be turned on or off, speeds up data entry. When this feature is turned on, ShotBOT will always assume the values at the start of the shot are the same as at the end of the shot. So if you enter in 6' for the starting camera height, it will automatically copy that data into the ending camera height field. Of course you can override this during data entry. This feature works on the following camera fields, MM Start, MM End, Height Start, Height End, Tilt Start, Tilt End, Focus Start, Focus End. It is also smart enough to know that if you select a prime lens, then the starting and ending MM will be the same and auto enter the values.
What is the Auto Add Metrics preference setting for?
When this feature is turned on, you can just enter the numbers for MM Start and MM End. ShotBOT will automatically add the "mm" after your numbers.
What is the Disable Left Swipe preference setting for?
When this preference is OFF, it turns on a global feature that allows you to swipe from the far left of the screen inward to show the side menu. This feature is helpful if you find yourself needing to access the side menu a lot.
Yes, on every screen of the app, there is a Help button. Just tap it and you will get contextual help.
How do I backup by data?
For professional use, we highly recommend using our ShotBOT Cloud service. Our cloud service backs up your data as you are entering it. So when the grip truck runs over your iPad, all your data is safe! In addition to providing robust backup services, it also provides a complete syncing solution between multiple devices. Shooting out in the bush, no problem ShotBOT will sync when you get cell service or WiFi.
Is there a Mac desktop version of ShotBOT?
Not yet, but it is coming soon. A desktop version is in the works but not ready for release yet. And yes, the desktop version will sync with the iPad version. The workflow that we really like is using the iPad version on set where portability is a must, then sync your data to the desktop version after the shoot to clean up your data, add additional information, etc.
Can I reset all my presets to the factory defaults?
Yes. In the preferences screen, there is a button titled "Reset Default Presets". This will delete all your presets and install the factory default ones.
Is there an easy way to delete all my data and start with a clean empty datafile?
Yes, In the preferences screen, there is a button titled "Reset Database". This will delete all your data and start with a clean empty datafile. Caution, this operation is not un-doable.
How do I report a bug or make a feature request?
Great question! We want to hear your feedback. Good or bad. In the ShotBOT main left side menu, there is an option to "Send Feedback". This will allow you to email us to report any bugs, ask questions, or suggest new feature you would like to see. Or you can submit feedback via this web site on our Contact Us page.
Can I make drawings for lighting reference?
Yes, as of version 1.5, ShotBOT contains a complete drawing and annotation tool. You can draw/annotate on top of existing pictures or create a reference drawing. This is very helpful for lighting diagrams and notes for the artists.
Does ShotBOT support exporting in the VES format?
Not yet, but we are working on it. We hope to release an update later this year. This update will also add a bunch of features to better support long format production needs.
Can ShotBOT export to Shotgun?
Not yet, but we are working on it. This is a heavy requested feature.


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namespace Microsoft.Azure.Commands.ApiManagement.Commands
{
    using System.Management.Automation;
    using Microsoft.Azure.Commands.ApiManagement.Models;

    [Cmdlet(VerbsCommon.Add, "AzureApiManagementRegion"), OutputType(typeof(PsApiManagement))]
    public class AddAzureApiManagementRegion : AzureApiManagementCmdletBase
    {
        [Parameter(
          ValueFromPipeline = true,
          Mandatory = true,
          HelpMessage = "PsApiManagement instance to add additional deployment region to.")]
        [ValidateNotNull]
        public PsApiManagement ApiManagement { get; set; }

        [Parameter(
            ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = false,
            Mandatory = true,
            HelpMessage = "Location of the new deployment region.")]

        [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty]
        [ValidateSet(
            "North Central US", "South Central US", "Central US", "West Europe", "North Europe", "West US", "East US",
            "East US 2", "Japan East", "Japan West", "Brazil South", "Southeast Asia", "East Asia", "Australia East",
            "Australia Southeast", IgnoreCase = false)]
        public string Location { get; set; }

        [Parameter(
            ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = false,
            Mandatory = false,
            HelpMessage = "Tier of the deployment region. Valid values are Developer, Standard and Premium. Default value is Developer.")]
        public PsApiManagementSku? Sku { get; set; }

        [Parameter(
            ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = false,
            Mandatory = false,
            HelpMessage = "Sku capacity of the deployment region. Default value is 1.")]
        public int? Capacity { get; set; }

        [Parameter(
            ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = false,
            Mandatory = false,
            HelpMessage = "Virtual network configuration. Default value is $null.")]
        public PsApiManagementVirtualNetwork VirtualNetwork { get; set; }

        public override void ExecuteCmdlet()
        {
            ExecuteCmdLetWrap(
                () =>
                {
                    ApiManagement.AddRegion(Location, Sku ?? PsApiManagementSku.Developer, Capacity ?? 1, VirtualNetwork);

                    return ApiManagement;
                },
                passThru: true);
        }
    }
}


A Labour minister has called for zoos to be banned, describing them as cruel 'relics of the Victorian era'.
Charities minister Angela Smith said it was wrong to keep animals in captivity and called for a debate on whether the Government should close all Britain's 400 zoos.
But last night colleagues slapped her down, saying her views were personal and not those of the Government.
Ms Smith is patron of the Captive Animals' Protection Society campaign group, and earlier this year she boycotted an event because it was being held at London Zoo.
She said some zoos 'tried very hard' to treat their animals well, it was in general wrong to lock animals up when their natural instinct is to roam free in the wild.
'It's inappropriate to keep wild animals in captivity this way,' she said.
'You can understand the Victorians who were amazed by what they saw when these specimens were brought back, because they couldn't travel - but now they can travel and they can see animals in amazing films and television documentaries.
She said she had received letters from children upset at the conditions they have seen animals kept in.
'It's partly emotional for me,' she said. 'In my mind I can still see a polar bear with its head swinging from side to side in a concrete enclosure. It's time we moved on.
'I'd like to get a group of people sitting down and discuss how we can end zoos, but we've got to be practical about it - there are lots of animals in zoos at the moment. No one's saying they should all be destroyed.
The Captive Animals' Protection Society believes zoos are part of the entertainment industry and questions the value of the conservation work they claim to do. Zoos very rarely release animals back into the wild, they say, and keep animals - such as giraffes - that are not endangered.
They say it is wrong to teach children it is acceptable to keep animals in captivity.
But zoos hit back at Ms Smith's comments.
David Field, director of London Zoo and Whipsnade Zoo, said: 'To say stop bringing wild animals into zoos just shows Angela Smith's incredible naivety about why zoos exist.
'Yes, we have species like giraffes that aren't necessarily endangered, but when people come to see the giraffe they learn about all the incredibly endangered species in the next enclosure.
'It has to be a balance. We would never be able to get enough people into the zoo to be able to fund all this [conservation and scientific] work if all we were able to show was the less exciting animals.
'A zoo has an incredible power to connect you directly with nature. It's unpredictable and different. The animals will react differently all the time. It may just be that an animal stands right next to a child – and that's a life-changing moment.


Hello everyone, my goal is to import files into a Sony Station machine using the software Sony Content Browser, but I keep getting "unsupported file" messages.
Hi, yes the output file has all the XDCAM HD422 format features, but it cannot be loaded into Sony Content Browser.
Did you confirm that if you apply the change to current FFmpeg git head the issue is resolved?
MXF files generated by ffmpeg/ffmbc is not fully compliant with MXF specs/structure.
I faced similar problems and only solution I found till now is to rewrap always mxf files with bmxlibs (http://sourceforge.net/projects/bmxlib/).
To further investigate this problem I upload the original mxf files generated by ffmpeg, the rewraped mxf files with bmxtranswrap (from bmxlibs) and the mxf dump infos from both files using mxfdump (also from bmxlibs) hopping that someone will be able to identify the problem.
rewrap mxf with: "bmxtranswrap -p -o bmx_rewrap.mxf xdcam_ffmpeg.mxf"
dump the mxf infos with: "mxfdump --mxf-dump xdcam_ffmpeg.mxf > ffmpeg_mxf_dump.txt"
and "mxfdump --mxf-dump bmx_rewrap.mxf > rewrap_mxf_dump.txt"
This sounds like an issue different from the one in this ticket.
Nope. It's about "unsupported file" messages when try to import some XDCAM MXF files in broadcast applications (like Sony Browser, AVID, etc.).
ffmbc partially resolved MXF KVL/header wrapping and only for XDCAM HD422 (not working at all for XDCAM EX/HD files).
After re-wrapping (with libbmx) files are loaded without any error.
I tested FFmbc with Sony Content Browser and PDX devices and all XDCAM files import fine with ffmbc generated files.Could you please clarify what does not work ?
That would help a lot. Thanks a lot !
From what I know MXF was developed as an exchange standard in broadcast industry.
However the flexibility of format lead sometime to interoperability issue: MXF files produced by some equipment/producers (like Sony for ex.) is not necessarely understood by all apps that claim to support MXF standards, most often due to obscure subformat options behind MXF extension.
Recently one of my friend had some compatibility issue using ffmpeg/ffmbc with some particular application (playout automation system from http://si-media.tv/) - the MXF files can't be loaded ("unsuported format") and the only solution I found is to re-wrap MXF files (generated either with ffmpeg or ffmbc) with bmxlib.
I must say that all the MXF files generated with ffmpeg/ffmbc (e.g. files uploaded on zippyshare) are well played on few other proffesional grade apps I used (Drastic Preview, Cinegy, Sony Viewer).
Also, the initial issue reported by Axel Technology I think is related to their XTV automation&playout systems (http://www.axeltechnology.com).
I don't have acces to such playouts systems (simedia or axel) so I can't help with furter tests if needed.
I think the only solution to maximize the overall ffmpeg mxf compatibility is to use the bmxlibs (based on BBC R&D specs as far as I know) which, I hope, will eliminate the majority of problems encountered.
Don't know if someone will have more time to investigate that matter but I think it would be useful to extend the overall ffmpeg compatibility.
But this ticket is about FFmpeg files not being loaded and played by the Sony content browser.
We all know that the development of mxf as an exchange standard in broadcast industry was not successful. Still, if you can fix issues with FFmpeg's mxf muxer, please do not hesitate to send a patch to the FFmpeg development mailing list, if you found an issue that you cannot fix, please send an email to the FFmpeg user mailing list explaining how to reproduce the issue or open a new ticket. If you decide to open a new ticket, please do not forget to test current FFmpeg git head and to provide the command line that allows to reproduce the issue together with the complete, uncut console output (of current FFmpeg git head).
In the past, we patched the mxfenc file and it worked in SONY Browser. Today we want to apply again the patch on the last release. Anyone can help us to apply the patch in FFmpeg git head? We can provide the original and the modified mxfenc.c file with the patch.
In the past, we patched the mxfenc file and it worked in SONY Browser.


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