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Humane Society launches pilot program with ACS
By Cathy M. Rosenthal on August 4, 2011 at 11:48 AM
The San Antonio Humane Society (SAHS) is testing out a new pilot program with Animal Care Services (ACS) that is sure to save many more lives in 2011.
ACS recently changed their protocols for rescue groups and animal shelters transferring pets out of the facility. Previously, a group could identify a pet they wanted to pick up and ACS would hold that pet or pets until the group arrived, which could be days for some rescue groups. As a result, space couldn't be used for any other incoming pet. In fact, SAHS says they would offer to take various pets from ACS only to be told the pets were on hold for another rescue group.
Realizing that more lives needed to be saved and in much more efficient manner, ACS recently adopted the first come, first serve model for rescue groups and shelters, which means whichever group gets to ACS first each morning gets first dibs on the pets in the shelter. SAHS says they like this model much better and have now launched a pilot program over the next four weeks to determine how many pets they can pick up every day from ACS.
To accomplish this goal, SAHS opened a transfer kennel at the shelter that can hold up to 50 dogs from various transfer partners. They are transferring not only healthy, ready-to-adopt animals, but also several heartworm positive dogs and pets that need immediate medical care, like x-rays, antibiotics, or surgery for various wounds and injuries. (SAHS relies on donations to help injured and sick pets. Donations can be made to their Help a Friend Fund, which is for heartworm treatment, or to their Medical Rescue Fund for injured, sick, or abused pets.
Last week, SAHS picked up 45 pets — compare that to only 219 pets picked up by SAHS from ACS in 2010 and it's clear, they are off to a good start. As Kathryn Bice, executive director for SAHS put it, "We saved more dogs in that one week than we normally save in a month."
I like ACS's new protocols and the potential for this new program to save more lives. It will get dogs out of the city facility much quicker and into shelters and rescue groups where they can be rehomed.


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Sherlock jumped the shark
Warning: Contains plot spoilers for series 3 (and for August Rush)
I think Benedict Cumberbatch and Matin Freeman are great actors, and the BBC have made a very stylish production of Sherlock with complex and nuanced characters. Both Sherlock's use of drugs and the relationship between the two men has been portrayed in an interesting and convincing way. I particularly enjoyed the hint of Asperger's in the way that Sherlock can use his visual observation skills and visual memory to reason in a way that seems almost impossible to a layperson, whilst struggling with interpersonal relationships. So it was with high expectations that I watched the latest set of episodes, and found them sorely disappointing.
I should say that it isn't the first time I've built up my expectations of a film or show only for the reality to not live up to them. I have long identified a pattern I call "the Total Recall effect" whereby films seem to vary in their quality according to my expectations. The first time I watched Total Recall (the 1990 original, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger) I thought it sounded like a weak premise with a wooden actor, but was pleasantly surprised. The second time I watched it, some years later, I remembered it as a good film and was sorely disappointed. The third time I watched it, after several more years, I nearly turned it off, remembering it to be dire. However, it wasn't that bad and I enjoyed it enough to stick with it until the end. I learnt that my expectations influenced my subjective experience; hence naming the Total Recall effect.
I also hate films that mix realism with implausibility. I'm fine with suspending belief entirely for a fantastical tale, or for enjoying the interplay of characters in a different time or place (eg I love Firefly's futuristic western set in space) but I hate it when stories that are designed to seem within a stretch of reality suddenly take a leap into the impossible. In the film August Rush, for example, I had that experience of a semi-plausible plot jumping the shark. It was a stretch I could just about tolerate for the boy to reject family placements and stay in the care system in the hope of finding his real parents, and to then run away in search of them (despite the fact he'd have been adopted as an infant, would never have known anything but the love and belonging of his adoptive family, and wouldn't have felt quite the same yearning). His relationship with music was beautifully captured and was the highlight of the film. But the grand finale where everything fell into place, and his parents were both seeking him and each other, and were present in the right place at the right time to hear the concert and recognised it calling to them, then recognised each other and him, made it all fall apart.
That accounts for some aspects of my disappointment with Sherlock but not all. To be honest, whilst I applaud the idea of also including female characters and narrative as a general aspiration for all media, I wasn't a fan of Watson's wife being an international espionage expert (it felt a bit like the second series of Heroes, where everyone got superpowers). Likewise I didn't buy Sherlock having a sister. They felt like a step away from the source material that wasn't in keeping with the rest. I also found it frustrating that each episode spent three quarters of its time laying out a riddle, and then wrapped it up far too quickly and neatly in the final quarter. I also felt cheated that unlike earlier shows, we didn't see how Sherlock put together the clues to reach his conclusion. It was presented in an abstract way, a bit like magic. Viewers were left to assume that the song combined with some numbers in the graveyard could be rearranged to lead to a sentence that unlocked the location of the well. But why those graves, and how did it unlock the location – we were short-changed in the explanation.
As ever, huge amounts of trauma were included in the plot, without an appropriate scale of emotional response. The repeated prompts to be soldiers wasn't sufficient to carry the uneven emotional responses (smashing the coffin because he had upset the pathologist, whilst being unmoved by four murders and recovering from feeling responsible for a suicide in less than a minute). Likewise later scenes showed the repair of 221b Baker Street to its former state, indicating that the explosion that would have supposedly killed Mrs Hudson in the flat below, and threw them out of the windows in bursts of flame had not only caused them no injuries, but hadn't even penetrated the floor boards of the flat.
However, my main grumble was with the character of Eurus and the plot that surrounded her. The actress playing her was good, and the twist of her being several characters was fun, but the story and back story they gave her was appalling. This woman was supposed to have been born a dangerous psychopath, and to have spent her entire life from the age of around seven in solitary confinement as a result. She was supposed to be lonely, anxious and delusional but to express that by doing nothing for two decades and then engineering plots that skipped continents and killed multiple people without emotional response. Well I call bingo on the theme of propagating negative myths about mental health, with zero points for reality.
First, it reinforced the association between mental health problems and risk of committing crime, when people with mental health problems are much more likely to be the victims of crime. Second, it gave the impression that mental health problems are things that you can be born with, and unrelated to your life experience. For example, we didn't see that Eurus had been emotionally and sexually abused to create her distress and anger. We saw a highly intelligent child in a highly intelligent family that felt a little left out when her brother had a friend, and as a result decided to kill the friend, then burn the house down, and wanted to kill her brother. She was portrayed as a petty and jealous child, whilst presumably nobody in this highly intelligent family was able to show her affection or to help her regulate her emotions. And nobody recognised the risk or tried to intervene in a supportive way.
Eurus was supposedly unable to tell the difference between laughing and screaming, and was portrayed as being entirely without empathy, yet she had the subtle social insight to see (from her minimal observations whilst supposedly secured in a prison island) that her brother was unable to communicate any affection for the woman who was in love with him. Then, despite the lack of normal human interaction for most of her life it transpired that she had developed sufficient mind control to reprogram others within minutes of conversation. She had never done so as a practise, or in a way that was unsuccessful or aroused concern, however. But after 20 years she had suddenly taken over the entire prison/asylum island sufficiently to get people all over the place to transport her to and from the island, to set up her murder scenarios, to dangle three men in front of the window and cut the ropes to make them fall off the cliff to their deaths. No single person in the entire staff of the island failed to fall under her thrall, or had any moral doubts about her plans that were sufficient to breach her conditioning enough to raise an alarm (whilst the prison governor was able to disobey her to commit suicide in his attempt to save his wife). And she was able to set explosives, procure sedative darts and transport Holmes and Watson to an entire set created at her old family home. And this frightened, lonely girl who had supposedly only killed a child once in a failed attempt to play was suddenly killing many as experiments to test her brothers.
Sherlock, despite his intellect and his "mind palace" of perfect visual memories, was supposed to have entirely erased the existence of his best friend being murdered by his sister, or even of having a sister at all. When he spent the evening with the daughter of the famous serial killer, he could notice the drips of water and the line on her dress from her exit from the taxi, but not the fact that she was his own sister in disguise, putting on a false accent. Likewise he could predict that Watson would be at a particular location in two weeks time, but not see anything suspect in his flirtation with the woman on the bus. Meanwhile, despite the whole of MI6 and the intellect of Mycroft being involved in her supervision, Eurus could come and go from her prison island enough to make a therapy practise that both Watson and Holmes thought to be bona fide. And in the finale, Sherlock could believe that the voice of an adult woman he had been interacting with, communicated from an attic in the rain or a prison island, was that of a small girl in a crashing aeroplane.
In short, once you apply any critical thought, this series was a woeful disappointment, despite the stellar cast, impressive budget and stylish delivery.
January 18, 2017 clinpsyeye bbc tv, intellect, madness, mental health, review, sherlock, sherlock holmes, television, trauma Leave a comment
Reflections on renting an office from Regus
Regus rent serviced office buildings. If you want the short version of this blog it is this: I had a really bad experience and it took far too long for them to resolve it, so I would never use them again. I therefore recommend that you think very hard before you sign up with them, and ensure anyone you know who ever considers renting an office in a serviced office building does likewise.
However, they have now resolved my complaint, thanks to their head of customer service, Suzanne Jackson. So if you aren't getting anywhere with anyone else, I'd drop her a note instead. Unfortunately it was a condition of the resolution we agreed that I would remove the majority of this blog and my other negative social media comments about them. But I've left the gist of the story below.
At the time of viewing, the room offered to us was being used as a sales area and opened onto the reception with glass doors (transparent, with no lock, and a foot wide gap from floor to ceiling where a glass panel was missing). It was also full of Regus sales materials (they filled the only storage cupboard in the room, and were also in several boxes on the floor and piles on the desks). I explained we needed a room immediately in which to base some of my staff, that was suitable for conducting psychological therapy and specialist parenting assessments for the family courts (ie highly confidential work). I was told that the room would be perfect for this use. We even discussed how my administrator could move out to use the work pods during therapy sessions, so there is no doubt the sales person knew the nature of the work we undertake.
I was told that the room would be properly boxed in and secured and emptied within a fortnight, and then I'd get the first month rent free to settle in, if I signed for a year. All wifi use was included, even during the free period until the office was complete and the "moving in month". The salesman told us to store our furniture, computers and files in a cupboard in the building from that day, as the office would be available imminently.
Unfortunately it was not. It was left open with no visual or auditory barrier to the reception and no lock. And they started to bill us for rent, and wifi, and late fees even though the work was not done and we were promised free wifi, and had never had prior invoices to make the later ones "late". So I complained repeatedly. Still, none of the required work was done for the whole of May and the whole of June and most of July.
In total Regus took 11 weeks and 17 complaints from me to put a lock on the door and seal up the gap, but over the whole 16 weeks before we gave up on it and rented rooms elsewhere the office was never made confidential (even by something as simple as opaque sticky-back-plastic on the glass) so my business was unable to deliver an essential component of our work and we had to move out before they completed the promised repairs. They threatened to lock in my notes and materials, and sent threatening letters and emails about unpaid bills, despite the fact that no money was ever due and they had failed to live up to the contract we agreed of the work to be completed before any rent was due.
Over time the lack of access to a suitable office became a critical issue for the company, and as this coincided with me moving to a different area of the UK I was forced to conclude it was no longer viable for my business to continue to work in Milton Keynes and I had to restructure the company. Thankfully I have a trusted colleague to pass therapy cases onto, so no clients will be left without a service, but for the business it has been nothing short of catastrophic.
Regus made it very difficult to leave, and tried to say that we not only owed rent but were bound in contract for 12 months. Invoices were never amended. Complaints were not responded to, or maintained the same unreasonable position. However, after I wrote this blog, became noisy on social media and contacted the head of customer services, things were finally resolved to my satisfaction at the end of September. They accept that the room was not ready for use quickly enough, and have confirmed in writing that I am no longer in contract with them and no rent is outstanding.
There is more to the story (and a whole other story about the first time I rented a room there and was subject to a sophisticated robbery and fraud scam) and I am far from alone in having negative experiences (check their twitter feed and google for reviews). However, although I might be stubborn I try not to hold grudges and at least it has a happy ending now. Hopefully I will never have to deal with them again.
Update: They continued to try to chase "unpaid rent" for several months after we left, despite me referring them back to their own decision that nothing was due. They even referred the matter to a debt collection agency. However, Suzanne Jackson did eventually resolve this, and as of Feb 2017, I think this whole episode has been closed.
September 1, 2016 clinpsyeye business, customer service, office, regus, review, serviced offices, terrible 6 Comments

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Jerusalem Post Israel Elections
Poll finds Sa'ar cooling off after two days
The addition of Derech Eretz MKs Yoaz Hendel and Zvi Hauser on Wednesday did not appear to give Sa'ar a boost.
By GIL HOFFMAN
Likud MK Gideon Sa'ar
New prime ministerial candidate Gideon Sa'ar's staying power was put in question on Thursday by a Panels Research poll taken for The Jerusalem Post and its Hebrew sister newspaper Ma'ariv.
Panels Research took the first poll after Sa'ar's announcement on Tuesday evening that he was leaving Likud and competing against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the premiership with a new party. In that poll, the as yet unnamed party won 17 seats while taking mandates away from every Zionist party, especially Likud and Blue and White.
In two days, the Likud rose from 25 to 27 mandates, Yamina fell from 19 to 16, Sa'ar's party fell from 17 to 16, Yesh Atid-Telem fell from 14 to 13, the Joint List rose from 11 to 12, Shas stayed at nine, Yisrael Beytenu rose from seven to eight, United Torah Judaism remained at seven and Meretz stayed at five. Blue and White rose from six to seven but remained very far from its achievements in the last three elections.
The poll found that by contrast, the addition of former IDF chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot and Knesset coronavirus committee head MK Yifat Shasha-Biton could make a major difference.
If Eisenkot and Shasha-Biton ran on a slate headed by Sa'ar, Likud would still win 27 seats but Sa'ar's party would rise to 21. Yamina would fall to 15, Yesh Atid-Telem to 11 and Blue and White would go back to a tenuous six seats.
But the poll found that Eisenkot would not do well if he ran on his own in another new party. The poll predicted that such a party would win only four seats, barely crossing the 3.25% electoral threshold.
The poll of 539 respondents representing a statistical sample of the Israeli population had a margin of error of 4.3%.
Sa'ar did not announce any additions to his party on Thursday. He came to the Knesset to clear his office and to vote in the Knesset Committee on the Advancement of the Status of Women in favor of advancing his bill that would remove parental rights from a parent who murders or attempts to murder the other parent.
The bill, which still must pass its final readings in the Knesset plenum, came following an incident where a father who tried to murder his wife blocked her from vaccinating their child.
Sa'ar's resignation will take effect on Friday at 10:30 a.m., when he will be replaced by the next candidate on the Likud list, former Defense Ministry official Nissim Vaturi.
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Vor Frelsers kirke ligger i Vor Frelsers Sogn, Skast Herred, Ribe Amt.

Bygningen
Kirken er den første, der blev opført i Esbjerg, og blev til efter en landsdækkende indsamling i 1885-1886, da man manglede en kirke ved den stærkt voksende bebyggelse omkring Esbjerg havn. Den blev tegnet af arkitekterne Schiøtz og Axel Møller fra København. Sidstnævnte stod også for en udvidelse af kirken i 1896, hvor der blev tilføjet to korsarme. Kirken er opført i røde teglsten i nyromansk stil med indgang i tårnet.
Skibet er dækket af tøndehvælv, der ved korsarmene går over i et grathvælv. Tårnet har flat bjælkeloft.

Frem til slutningen af 1920'erne var hvælvene malet som en stjernehimmel, men i 1928 blev der lavet en række kalkmalerier af maleren Ole Søndergaard. Korsfæstelsen findes således på triumfvæggen.

Inventaret
Kirkens oprindelige inventar fra 1887 og 1896 bliver stadigvæk benyttet. Altertavlens maleri er ligesom kalkmalerierne udført af Ole Søndergaard i 1928, medens døbefonten er en ægte romansk døbefont, man fandt i Jerne præstegårdshave, og forsynede med en ny sokkel. Prædikestolen stod oprindeligt i skibets sydøstre hjørne, men flyttedes efter ombygningen i 1896 til korsskæringens nordøsthjørne.
Orgelet stammer fra 1929, og er bygget af Marcussen og Søn, Åbenrå. Det blev renoveret i 1944.
Kirkeskibet forestiller en bark ved navn "Ansgar", og er givet af skibsbygger Jørgen Borregaard Christensen i Esbjerg i 1956.

Litteratur
 Henningsen, Henning 1958: Kirkeskibe i Ribe Amt. Fra Ribe Amt 1958 s. 353-369.
 Møller, Ella, Ebbe Nyborg og Niels Jørgen Poulsen (red): Danmarks kirker: Ribe Amt bd. 11-12. Kirkerne i Varde og Esbjerg. s. 1003-1007.

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Innocent Road
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Sneakily situated on a residential street in SE Portland, enter Blue Rooms Studio and you'll find yourself in dark dusky and comforting space that has welcomed artists seeking that analog sound for a long while. The last time you hear the tape roll is the last time you'll hear a recording at its very best, a bittersweet moment. Fueled by tacos,
Sneakily situated on a residential street in SE Portland, enter Blue Rooms Studio and you'll find yourself in dark dusky and comforting space that has welcomed artists seeking that analog sound for a long while. The last time you hear the tape roll is the last time you'll hear a recording at its very best, a bittersweet moment. Fueled by tacos, lots of coffee, and probably a little whiskey, Innocent Road, Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms second full length duo album was recorded live in one room together. It features a full honky tonk band with Caleb Klauder on mandolin, fiddle, acoustic. guitar, & vocals, Rusty Blake on steel guitar, Jesse Emerson on upright bass, Sam Weiss and Jason Norris on fiddle, and Ned Folkerth on drums. You can two step your little heart out to this.
Coming on Strong 3:04
Been On The Rocks 2:18
Last Time I Saw You 2:37
C'est La Moment 2:30
No One But You Dear 3:16
You're The One 3:17
Jump The Mississippi 2:51
New Shoes 4:04
Montana Cowboy 2:35
Just A Little 3:23
Innocent Road 2:33
There Goes My Love 3:00
Chalk Uo Another One 3:24
Stepping Stones 3:28
Farewell Alligator Man
Joel Savoy, Kelli Jones, Reeb Willms and Caleb Klauder
Brand New Release from Valcour Records in Eunice Louisiana and produced by Joel Savoy. This is our newest release to date.
Featuring the songs of Jimmy C Newman with Joel Savoy, Keli Jones, Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms. Joined by Russ Blake on pedal Steel, Ned Folkerth on drums, Gary Newman on Bass.
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You Didn't Have To Go 2:52
I Wanna Tell All The World 2:55
Let The Whole World Talk 2:15
I Don't Know What Im Going to Do 2:34
Oh Do You Remember
Reeb Willms and Caleb Klauder
Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms first duo album recorded at the Olga Bowl by Bruce Harvie in 2014. Two vocals and two instruments. Acoustic, Folk, Traditional.
She Will Get Lonesome 2:11
Thy Burdens Are Greater Than Mine 3:59
Whispering Forest 3:18
Blue From Now On 2:24
Babes in the Woods 3:24
Sinking in the Lonesome Sea 5:39
Gathering Flowers 1:30
Wiley Laws 2:43
Alabama Waltz 2:37
Can I Sleep in Your Barn Tonight Mister 2:47
Are You Teasing Me 3:23
She Didn't Even Notice I Was Gone 2:17
Sad Situation 3:05
Sings Out
Caleb Klauder's first solo release. Produced in 2000 by Luther Russell. Recorded at Bungalow 9 by Danny O'Hanlon and Rich Hipp.
Fall Like a Man 3:02
Joseph 3:18
Long Way 4:05
If I Could Only Win Your Love 2:25
Rainy Day 3:36
Marble Street 3:31
What I Do 2:58
Compromise 4:17
Look Into My Eyes 7:56
Caleb's Lament 2:12
Dangerous Mes and Poisonous Yous
Can I Go Home With You 3:04
Hard Times 2:57
Rockin' Years 3:37
Sick, Sad, and Lonesome 3:26
Whose Shoulder Will You Cry On 3:39
The Pain of Loving You 3:23
The Price You Pay 3:07
Talk To Your Heart 3:24
It's All Your fault 4:04
This Old Song 2:35
Caleb Kluader's third full release album. This album was self produced at Big Red Studios in Corbett Oregon in 2009. Musicians include, Jesse Emerson on Upright Bass, Stephen Sammy "Sammy" Lind on acoustic guitar, fiddle, and backing vocals, Ned Folkerth on drums, Paul Brainard on steel guitar, electric guitar, and piano, Sophie Vitells on fiddle
Caleb Kluader's third full release album. This album was self produced at Big Red Studios in Corbett Oregon in 2009. Musicians include, Jesse Emerson on Upright Bass, Stephen Sammy "Sammy" Lind on acoustic guitar, fiddle, and backing vocals, Ned Folkerth on drums, Paul Brainard on steel guitar, electric guitar, and piano, Sophie Vitells on fiddle and backing vocals, Nadine Landry on backing vocals on Hole in My Heart.
Worn Out Shoes 2:50
My Time Is Gonna Come 3:22
Satisfied Mind 3:30
Hole In My Heart 3:36
My Baby Came Back 2:17
Joking Henry 2:48
Pieces on the Floor 3:24
Been on the Line 4:34
What Was I Supposed To Do 3:24
Deep River 2:53
In The Beginning 5:23


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Africa is the second largest and the second most populated continent in the world. It has about 1.1 billion population and 15% of the world's human population. It has 54 countries and it includes countries such as Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, and Sudan. Most the countries are republics that operate under presidential system, whereas some of the countries are governed by military dictators.
Health care spending in Australia continues to grow in response to the needs of the country's aging population, advances in medical technologies and treatments and the public's increasing awareness of health-related issues.
The government of Australia has been implementing various initiatives to improve hospital services quality in the country. For instance, the government provided million during 2015-16 to extend the access to social and mental health services across different communities that did not have any access to mental health programs and services.
Residential substance abuse and mental health facilities provide medical services, room, board, supervision and counselling services to patients suffering from mental illness or substance abuse.


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Seedy K's Peerless Pigskin Prognostications: Week V
His Prediction Society credentials in peril, our "expert" forges ahead
By Seedy K Sep 26, 2018, 3:42pm EDT
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The University of Louisville Football Cardinals, who were whomped up both sides of their heads in Ole Virginny at the door step of Monticello, are not the only folks who would like to forget last weekend.
There are the promoters of the music festival on River Road as well as old Zeppelin heads who were planning to catch Robert Plant one more once on Sunday, which day of tuneage was cancelled because of forty days and nights worth of rain that fell while David Byrne was dancing and singing in a gray suit instead of Patagonia. Psycho Killer indeed.
Then there's yours truly's inner seer who was headed for a truly ignominious set of predictions. Until saved somewhat by a late comeback from the Stanford Cardinal in Eugene. Thanks to that W, and the continued ascendency of the Kentucky Wildcats as projected here, the weekend was merely awful, falling just short of a call to the Haz Mat Squad and a trip to the ER.
Of course, I picked my U of L Cards to prevail. They did not. For some reason which makes not a whit of sense in retrospect, I picked Rock Chalk Jayhawk to prevail at Baylor. They did not. Then there's U of L's rumored/ hoped for next coach now at Purdue, Jeff Brohm, proving for the first time this campaign he might be up to coaching at Power 5 level. I picked visiting BC, which couldn't get away from the Wabash and back to Beantown soon enough.
Thus, 2-3 for the weekend evens me at 10 up, 10 down for the campaign.
Before you start to impugn this weekly crystal ball exercise, know that I actually ran into a regular reader yesterday at lunch, who wanted to know this week's picks in advance, promising not to reveal them until publication.
It's nice to know at least one reader cares.
Battered, severely enough to go on the IR list, but forging ahead in the name of truth, justice, the American Way and contractual obligations, here are this week's winners:
Ole Miss @ LSU. There was a time, back in my youth, when what is now known as the Magnolia Bowl, was a really big deal. National title on the line and all that. As in 1959 when the Tigers' Billy Cannon, his team down 0-3, ran a punt back 89 yards for what was eventually the winning score after LSU stopped the Johnny Rebs one yard from a score as the clock hit triple 0s. The mention of which era allows me to yet again extol the virtues of He Who Is Arguably THE Football Hero of All Time. Bob Khyatt. He was the Ole Miss kicker who dated both Mary Ann Mobley and Lynda Lee Mead, the sorority sisters who won Miss America in consecutive years. Such studliness had this pubescent's head spinning. Still does, I suppose. The Rebels aren't bad this season, it would appear. Three Ws, and a loss to Alabama by 55. Which is an improvement. Last season, the Tide rolled by 63. Good Ol' Coach Ed Orgeron's Bayou Bengals are undefeated, with two Top 25 victories. Even Archie Manning couldn't help the Rebs this season. No late punt return will be necessary. Not many teams find autumn Saturday nights in Baton Rouge hospitable. LSU smells the magnolia blossoms.
Ohio State @ Penn State. I did see a pretty cool video this morning. It was of a halftime in Columbus. The band was doing its iconic Script Ohio, and the "I" was dotted by a 100 year old WWII veteran, who was in the Buckeye marching band the first time they performed what is now intermission ritual. So, for a few minutes there, I had a soft spot for Ohio State. Which football enterprise I pretty much loathe now, because of the Pope Urban thing, where he ignored the reality that an assistant was beating up his wife. My problem here is that I haven't the fondest feelings either for the Nittany Lions mentor. James Franklin is not the most lovable dude. Prickly is a descriptor that comes to mind. But he, like the guy who will be on the other sideline this Saturday in State College, is a really fine coach. Both teams are good. 4-0 good. Trace McSorley's a boffo QB. Dwayne Haskins is a boffo QB. Same for the defenses and other units. Etc, etc, blah blah blah. Seems to me the Nittany Lions are a might hungrier, ready to jump firmly into the Final Four conversation. Home team conquers.
Stanford @ Notre Dame. To coin a phrase, out of the frying pan into the fire it is for the Fighting Redwoods from Silicon Valley. Last week against the Quack, the Cardinal never led until scoring a TD in OT to steal a W from the grasp of Phil Knight U.. (While talking about Oregon's over the top luxurious athletic facilities, one of the Game Day guys observed pithily, "Tell you what. Can't hide money.") David Shaw and his troops travel this week to South Bend, where they will try to keep their mojo workin' under the glaring stare of TD Jesus. The undefeated Irish found some fight on offense last week at Wake Forest, with new QB Ian Book emerging. Of course, the nation's punditocracy is slobbering all over the Gippers since they've shown a modicum of potential. Mark my words. Should they best the visitors this weekend, they might leapfrog into Alabama territory. Fortunately, one guy's opinion, we won't have to suffer that hyperbole, because it's not going to happen. Stanford is just, well, steady. And stalwart. Solid. And shall survive.
South Carolina @ Kentucky. Riddle me this? Will Muschamp's Gamecocks are unranked, and were battered at home by Georgia. UK has vaulted into the Top 20, and, by all appearances, it doesn't seem a fluke, what with decisive Ws in Gainesville and over Cowbell State. Yet South Carolina started as -1 in Vegas. That didn't take long to flip. Money talks. Smart money screams. The Wildcats appear legit . . . so far. But I gotta tell ya, those camera shots of Mark Stoops looking befuddled on the sideline tend to sap one's confidence in the Big Blue. But Myisha Hines-Allen's brother Josh and sensational RB Benny Snell inspire the whole squad with their toughness and savvy. Plus Stoops appears to have some assistants who might actually know what they're doing. (Unlike another school around here which shall be discussed in the next paragraph.) What's impressed me most about UK is how it finished the battles with the Gators and Cowbells, scoring exclamation point TDs late. Wildcats win as they did last year.
Florida State @ Louisville. Pared to their essence, the questions presented to Bobby Petrino at his Monday press conference, were: What's wrong with your team? What's wrong with your QBs? What's wrong with your defense? Boiled down to its quiddity, his response: "I dunno." As Chester A. Riley would say, "What a revoltin' development this is." (Look it up, youngsters, it's a 50s TV thing.) And BP's not the only beleaguered coach heading into this gotta win game that ought to be dubbed the Whatsamattawityou Bowl. Willie Taggart's just getting settled in Tallahassee and the Seminole nation (as opposed to the real Seminole Nation) is already displeased. And peripatetic Taggart still hasn't emptied moving crates from Bowling Green. And that was three stops ago. Jimbo knew it was time to move on. And not just for the security of a Beemer i8 salary in College Station. The visitors from FLA are solid favorites, even though they're already 0-2 in the ACC, and barely beat Samford. That's Samford, with an "m" and no "t". If things keep devolving for my alma mammy, I might have to recant my vow never to pick against the Cardinals. But, for now, I project -- in a whisper, with the volume turned way down -- a bounce back W for U of L.
-- Seedy K


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The Prophet's Journey
Insightful spiritual leaders are able to peer deeply beneath the surface reality of life and experience how intricately connected every life form is, and how the composite of all life is intelligent far beyond an individual's capability to both perceive and express. These visionary leaders can thus interpret this deeper reality through their personal abilities to perceive and express life's dimensional depth and limitless intelligence. Yet no one is able to articulate life's full dimensional depth and breadth with the tools of language. They can only, at best, describe their interpretation or their impressions.
In actuality, all of us are able to peer beneath the surface reality of life and perceive a unique vision of the universe. We require only time and intention to develop our own interpretations. And this is precisely what many great spiritual leaders have taught.
Life's deeper essence is not an absolute to be experienced by the chosen few, but an evolving, dynamic intelligence that wears as many faces as there are life forms. No group or people has the exclusive portal into the universe by which the Divine expresses itself in all its majesty. The portal is available to all, because the Divine is within all things.
The great spiritual visionaries of Earth have all, in their own way, interpreted the universe and humanity's role therein. They produced a dynamic vision of life and the universe beyond what was currently defined within the hierarchy. Each of these great prophets or saviors thus created a new portal into the universe and were willing to share their vision knowing well that debate and probable ridicule would follow. These men and women were the gateways for humanity to explore new facets of itself, to engage a part of its oversoul or collective consciousness that was essential at that particular time in its evolutionary cycle.
Yet the visions of these great leaders, because they were articulated with authority and depth of insight, became a target of debate among various subgroups of the hierarchy. This debate then created a polarity of belief. A sympathetic constituency emerged to defend and embellish their particular leader's interpretation, while most established groups held it in contempt of previously held beliefs.
Eventually, the leader's interpretations became confined and shaped into rigid dogma by followers who desired to create a new religion or sect. Thus, this infusion of fresh insight quietly receded into the hands of the hierarchy, where its deeper meaning became obscured by the very fact that it was incorporated into a massive structure that both protected and promoted it.
Divine intelligence is connected to individuals and not organizations. Thus, the hierarchy is disconnected from the Divine in a vital and dynamic way. The hierarchy is connected to its own collective desire to help, to serve, and to perform a function that allows the use of power to drive toward the vision of its leaders. In itself, this is not wrong or misguided. It is all part of the primal blueprint that orchestrates the unfolding of consciousness from divine wholeness to sovereign soul, and from sovereign soul to collective wholeness. This is the spiral of integration that breeds wholeness and cascading beauty within the universe.
What the hierarchy has loosely labeled as spirit comes as close as any word to the essence of divine intelligence. Divine intelligence inhabits all realities as an extension of the Divine. It is the emissary of the Divine that interweaves with the hierarchy as its counterbalance. Divine intelligence is the factor of integrity and alignment, which ensures that the hierarchy is serving its purpose within the primal blueprint. Divine intelligence is, in effect, the "scientist" who oversees the grand experiment. It establishes the criteria, selects the variables, monitors the results, and evaluates the alternative outcomes in the laboratory of time and space.
The grand experiment is the ongoing transformation and expansion of divine intelligence through all beings in all dimensions of existence. It is the purpose of the grand experiment to test alternative paradigms to determine, with some certainty, the paradigm that is best able to unify consciousness without impinging on the sovereignty of the individuated soul. The grand experiment is composed of many distinct stages that interlink, leading to the great mystery. Most of these different stages are being simultaneously played out within the time-space universe in order to prepare the universe for the impending expansion of divine consciousness into all forms and dimensions of existence.


Every consumer knows that IKEA offers affordable home decoration solutions for the entire family. Few people, however, know that IKEA can also contribute to making our daily behavior a little bit greener. Therefore, IKEA wanted to go a little further than traditional communication about sustainability by directly motivating people, showing them that energetic savings are simple to set up and lead to saving money, while keeping the same spirit as their previous campaign.
To engage and help people to lead more sustainable lives at home, IKEA & DDB invite them to pledge on a digital platform, using newsletters sent to the customer database and social media to reach people. For each of the 6 weeks the campaign went on for, a theme was unraveled along with three concrete pledges people could participate in. These consisted of rather simple gestures, showing them they don't need to invest to get rewarded. This way, we showed them that green attitude is in the brand's DNA, linking IKEA with green solutions in a unique way.
First, IKEA FAMILY members were directed to the website IKEA.be/samengroener - IKEA.be/durableetvous via a weekly newsletter, before the campaign was displayed on social media. After the first week, two slightly different newsletters were sent to the people who were already involved and to those who weren't.
Thanks to the creation of a personal profile, every participant can see his own savings according to four metrics (CO2, kWh, litres of water & money). In addition, the energetic savings from all participants were aggregated on the website so people could also get a view of the collective benefit of the campaign.
Consumers also clearly understood the message we wanted to deliver: IKEA cares about the environment but also provides solutions to help you save energy, water, and money, whilst also reducing waste.


Lay men and women selected to serve at the liturgy by reading the Word of God. Training for new Lectors takes place in the Fall.
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When you get together with friends and family for a holiday, barbeque, or just dinner you might like to enjoy an occasional glass of wine or a beer with your meal. There is certainly nothing wrong with having a drink or two amongst friends. A post on Dad's Round Table caught my eye though yesterday and I wanted to share it with you. The post is titled, "Do I Drink Too Much?", and it focuses on the feelings one dad has about drinking in front of his children.
To be completely clear this is not a father who is tossing back too many drinks all the time in front of his kids asking the question. This dad was just looking for an opinion about the occasional beer that he likes to enjoy. There were many different responses to his post, but I wanted to share my opinion on the matter. I think that a parent should be able to enjoy a glass or two of wine or a beer or two in front of their children. This of course is an occasional occurrence like family parties, holidays, or other special occasions. I believe that showing your children your ability to drink moderately and responsibly is part of being a good role model. Children learn behaviors every day from their parents, so if they grow up seeing that having a drink or two is acceptable behavior once in a while that is great.
This question can be applied on so many levels of parenting. When in doubt, just be a good role model! You don't have to be a perfect person to be a good role model either, there is a difference.
Do you think it is okay for a parent to enjoy a glass of wine or a beer while their children are around?


Right temporal epidural hematoma with midline shift. Patient should be taken immediately to the operating room for neurosurgery. This may require emergent transport to a trauma center or other facility with a neurosurgeon available.
Brain CT scan of 90-year-old man who slipped on a waxed floor. Witnesses reported loss of consciousness followed by a "lucid interval." Patient arrived to ED unconscious. CT scan indicates epidural hematoma. Image courtesy of Dr Dana Stearns, Massachusetts General Hospital.
Approximately 70-80% of epidural hematomas (EDHs) are located in the temporoparietal region where skull fractures cross the path of the middle meningeal artery or its dural branches. Frontal and occipital epidural hematomas each constitute about 10%, with the latter occasionally extending above and below the tentorium. Association of hematoma and skull fracture is less common in young children because of calvarial plasticity.
Epidural hematomas are usually arterial in origin but result from venous bleeding in one third of patients. Occasionally, torn venous sinuses cause an epidural hematoma, particularly in the parietal-occipital region or posterior fossa. These injuries tend to be smaller and associated with a more benign course. Usually, venous epidural hematomas only form with a depressed skull fracture, which strips the dura from the bone and, thus, creates a space for blood to accumulate. In certain patients, especially those with delayed presentations, venous epidural hematomas are treated nonsurgically.
Expanding high-volume epidural hematomas can produce a midline shift and subfalcine herniation of the brain. Compressed cerebral tissue can impinge on the third cranial nerve, resulting in ipsilateral pupillary dilation and contralateral hemiparesis or extensor motor response.
Epidural hematomas are usually stable, attaining maximum size within minutes of injury; however, Borovich et al demonstrated progression of epidural hematoma in 9% of patients during the first 24 hours.  Rebleeding or continuous oozing presumably causes this progression. An epidural hematoma can occasionally run a more chronic course and is detected only days after injury.
Epidural hematoma occurs in 1-2% of all head trauma cases and in about 10% of patients who present with traumatic coma.
Reported mortality rates range from 5-43%.
Mortality rates are essentially nil for patients not in coma preoperatively and approximately 10% for obtunded patients and 20% for patients in deep coma.
Patients younger than 5 years and older than 55 years have increased mortality. Patients younger than 20 years account for 60% of EDHs. EDH is uncommon in elderly patients because the dura is strongly adhered to the inner table of the skull. In case series of EDH, fewer than 10% of patients are older than 50 years.
If treated early, prognosis usually is excellent, because the underlying brain injury generally is limited.
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Have a working kubectl connected to a cluster, a working go
environment, and run:

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go test
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## Tagging Workshops

In each workshop, surround the lines you wish to test with `START
bash` and `END bash`. `START`, `END`, and `bash` must have spaces on
either side and are case sensitive. All lines between will be run,
except those that start with ```.

Example:

    <!-- START bash -->
    ```
    kubectl get pods
    ```
    <!-- END bash -->

You could also put commands inside comments, that you don't want to
show up in the workshop:

```
<!-- START bash
echo "do setup"
END bash -->
```

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Archive for the 'David Fincher' Category
The Organ Grinder's Monkey
February 9th, 2021 | Author: davidrwalker
Cast: Gary Oldman, Amanda Seyfried, Tom Burke, Ferdinand Kingsley, Arliss Howard, Charles Dance, Lily Collins, Tuppence Middleton, Toby Leonard Moore, Monika Gossmann, Joseph Cross
This Film is only available on NETFLIX
The Social Network director David Fincher returnswith the unbelievably brilliant story of the screenwriter Herman Mankiewizc in the 2020 film about 1930's Hollywood Mank starring Oscar winner Gary Oldman as the erudite, heavy drinking screenwriter who become extraordinarily famous when he won the best original screenplay for the most iconic film ever made, director Orson Welles's Citizen Kane (1941) inspired by the real life story of American media billionaire William Randolph Hearst and his illicit romance with the gorgeous silent screen film star Marion Davies, 30 years his junior.
Fincher cleverly frames every alternate scene in Mank with the formatting for writing screenplays, however what really dazzles is the superb script written by Fincher's father Jack Fincher.
What is especially thrilling to watch is Gary Oldman delivering another superb performance as the tortured screenwriter who after breaking his leg in a car accident is confined to a ranch in California to finish the original screenplay for the demanding Orson Welles played by Tom Burke.
Oldman's performance is a companion piece to his Oscar winning turn as Sir Winston Churchill in 2017's film Darkest Hour. The frame of his character is the same. Mank has young women assisting him, in this case Rita Alexander played by Lily Collins and Fraulein Frida played by Monika Gossmann. Then there is Herman Mankiewizc's long suffering wife Sara, wonderfully played by British actress Tuppence Middleton (The Imitation Game, The Current War).
Amanda Seyfried as silent screen actress Marion Davies
What is so masterful about Mank are the fabulous flashback scenes to Mank's platonic enchantment with the dazzling silent screen diva Marion Davies, superbly played by Amanda Seyfried, who loves to make an impressionable exit especially out of a studio lot.
In these brilliantly executed scenes, Mank and Marion are seen conversing amidst drinks and cigarettes on Hearst's massive estate, on his bankrolled film sets and more significantly in the social shadow of William Randolph Hearst's friendship with studio executive Louis B. Mayer who founded Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer or better known as MGM studios a rival to Paramount.
Hearst is played with a regal elegance by famed British character actor Charles Dance (White Mischief) while Mayer is played with an unrecognisable talent by Arliss Howard. Toby Leonard Moore plays David O. Selnick, the producer of Gone with the Wind.
By far the most extraordinary scene in Mank is the fancy dress dinner party in 1937 whereby Mank, utterly drunk, storms into the lavish setting and proceeds to lambast the most important guests at the table including Hearst, Mayor and Marion Davies.
Hearst after Mank's tirade coolly escorts the inebriated screenwriter out of his mansion reciting the story about the organ grinder's monkey, alluding to what Mank really is: a clown in a major larger circus. That circus is and always will be show business.
Any aspiring filmmaker or film analyst studies Citizen Kane, and Mank is a very specific film, a cineaste's tribute to the Golden age of Hollywood in the 1930's and 1940's. It's best to research the period between 1934 and 1942 in Hollywood to appreciate Mank's extraordinary elegance and cleverly crafted story.
Mank is sumptuous, intelligently told and Gary Oldman holds the entire film together in his witty and cantankerous fashion giving Mankiewizc a quality of genius bordering on the tragic.
Mank gets a film rating of 8.5 out of 10 and is a film lover's tribute to cinema, ironically streaming on Netflix and not available in cinemas.
Posted in David Fincher | Tags: Amanda Seyfried, Arliss Howard, Charles Dance, Ferdinand Kingsley, Gary Oldman, Joseph Cross, Lily Collins, Monika Gossmann, Toby Leonard Moore, Tom Burke, Tuppence Middleton | Comments Closed
November 10th, 2015 | Author: davidrwalker
Best Film: The King's Speech
Best Director: David Fincher – The Social Network
Best Actor: Colin Firth – The King's Speech
Best Actress: Natalie Portman – Black Swan
Best Supporting Actor: Geoffrey Rush – The King's Speech
Best Supporting Actress: Helena Bonham Carter – The King's Speech
Rising Star Award: Tom Hardy
Best British Film: The King's Speech directed by Tom Hooper
Best Original Screenplay: David Seidler's – The King's Speech
Best Adapted Screenplay: Aaron Sorkin – The Social Network
Best Costume Design: Alice in Wonderland
Best Foreign Language Film: The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (Sweden)
Posted in BAFTAS, David Fincher, Tom Hooper | Tags: Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush, Helena Bonham Carter, Natalie Portman, Tom Hardy | Comments Closed
68th Golden Globe Awards
Took place on Sunday 16th January 2011 hosted by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association
Golden Globe Winners in The Film Categories:
Best Film Drama – The Social Network
Best Film Musical or Comedy: The Kids are All Right
Best Actor Drama: Colin Firth – The King's Speech
Best Actress Drama: Natalie Portman – Black Swan
Best Actor Musical or Comedy: Paul Giametti – Barney's Version
Best Actress Musical or Comedy: Annette Bening – The Kids are All Right
Best Supporting Actor: Christian Bale – The Fighter
Best Supporting Actress: Melissa Leo – The Fighter
Best Foreign Language Film: In a Better World (Denmark)
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/68th_Golden_Globe_Awards
Posted in David Fincher, Golden Globes | Tags: Annette Bening, Christian Bale, Colin Firth, Melissa Leo, Natalie Portman, Paul Giamatti | Comments Closed
Amazing Amy…
October 13th, 2014 | Author: davidrwalker
Cast: Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike, Neil Patrick Harris, Kim Dickens, Carrie Coon, Tyler Perry, Scoot McNairy, Missi Pyle, Lisa Banes, Patrick Fugit, Sela Ward, Lola Kirke
Zodiac, Seven and The Social Network director David Fincher brings to cinematic life the Gillian Flynn novel Gone Girl in an intoxicating style with superb performances by Ben Affleck (Argo, Hollywoodland) and Rosamund Pike (Jack Reacher, Pride and Prejudice) as Nick and Amy Dunne.
The Dunne's seemingly perfect American suburban marriage is deconstructed under acute media scrutiny when Amy Dunne goes missing from their home in North Carthage, Missouri on their fifth wedding anniversary. Initially a break in is suspected. Then possibly a murder…
As the town of North Carthage gathers around to search for the elusive Amy, Fincher in a series of flashbacks gives a deceptive back story to the Dunne's marriage, an American relationship come undone by the effects of the 2008 financial recession. As the couple leave their hip lifestyles in New York and move back to the Mid-West, it is revealed that Amy was the source of a series of children's books Amazing Amy which her parents profited hugely off, making her the enviable product of a million dollar trust fund.
Amy Dunne is beautiful, gorgeous and has a range of creepy admirers. Being an only child, and now a missing woman, Amy is an enigma and her husband Nick Dunne, the suave charming fortyish hunk naturally becomes the main suspect.
Gone Girl in the tradition of The Jagged Edge is a manipulative and expertly directed thriller with Fincher extracting the most he can from his two leading performers, whilst simultaneously commenting on the current invasive trend of intense media scrutiny which defines American culture, made worse by reality TV, the internet and the cult of celebrity.
This form of media scrutiny has permeated all aspects of American culture and indeed influenced the contemporary world. Just analyze the media circus surrounding the current trials of Oscar Pistorius and Shrien Dewani in South Africa as an example.
Gone Girl is as much an indictment of the current state of news media, as a stylish and slightly comical look at a disappearance which begs more questions than answers, a story of a couple whose lives are torn apart by the media due to an event which is as deceptive as it is real.
Fincher assembles an eclectic supporting cast including comedian Tyler Perry as Tanner Bolt a notorious defence attorney, Sela Ward as an investigative talk show host Sharon Schieber along with Kim Dickens as a small town detective Rhonda Baney who is trying to make a break in an extremely puzzling case. Then there is also Neil Patrick Harris as Desi Collings a suitably creepy school friend of Amy's.
What makes Gone Girl so utterly superb is the extraordinary talents of Rosamund Pike, who really sinks her teeth into the complex role of Amy Dunne. That's another of Fincher's directorial gifts, he always gets the lead actress to deliver exceptional performances like what Rooney Mara did in the Oscar Nominated Swedish thriller The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.
This is by far Rosamund Pike's best screen performance and will certainly elevate her onto the A-List of Hollywood actresses. She sizzles in this role and along with a duplicitous performance by Ben Affleck, who both make Gone Girl a truly superior adult thriller, whose narrative tension and plot twists rests solely on the acting of these two brilliant stars.
Gone Girl is must see viewing, a provocative thriller, a deconstruction of a marriage, an indictment of the ever widening dichotomy between truth and fabrication. Highly recommended.
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Harvard Harassment to Global Phenomenon
November 8th, 2010 | Author: davidrwalker
Canadian director David Fincher's latest film The Social Network could fit more comfortably in the made for TV film category, but is nevertheless a fascinating examination of how one idea can affect the world.
The Social Network traces the rise of the Facebook phenomenon from the frat houses of Harvard to going global, the lawsuits that ensued and how the lives of over 500 million users have been transformed by using of Facebook from Silicon Valley to Henley-on-Thames, from Brazil to Cape Town, from Sydney to Toronto.
Harvard Harassment
Jesse Eisenberg makes a superb entrance in a major role as Mark Zuckerberg the genius behind linking the Ivy League American University social networks from Harvard to Stamford and supersedes any former attempts by creating a user-friendly interface for virtual network, sharing photos and updating one's relationship status, now known universally as Facebook. Love it or hate it, the rise of Facebook is now a commercially viable form of communication, which has taken the digital world by storm. Fincher's film shows the rise of the Facebook phenomenon from Zuckerberg's cocky online response on his blog after being spurned by Erica, a lovely cameo by Rooney Mara at Harvard to his rise through several collaborations firstly with Eduardo Saverin, a diversely perceptive performance by Andrew Garfield, and then with Napster founder Sean Parker, the colourful and confident character suitably played by Justin Timberlake, proving that his acting abilities are certainly maturing.
Fincher responsible for some high end thrillers including Seven, The Game, Fight Club and Oscar nominated Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a prolific choice for a film which if left in the hands of a lesser director, could have become a slightly drawn out geek match about intellectual property rights, failed love affairs and immense wealth bestowed on a set of twenty-something's who surely were given an added advantage already being at Harvard in the first place. The Social Network is an engrossing look at a very recent digital phenomenon and the ingenuity, entrepreneurial savvy and success of three men who clearly realized that they had discovered a gaping hole in the social fabric of Anglo-American society and filled that void with a network which combines privacy with a sense of community.
Global Phenomenon
Facebook, like the invention of the light bulb, the car, and most obviously the internet is here to stay and will definitely grow, transform and has embraced the real 21st century notion of a global digital village. Watch out for a wonderful performance by Armie Hammer playing both the affluent, rowing crazy twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss and of course the cleverest part of The Social Network is the poster, – You don't get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies, reminding the viewer of a similar poster?
Every face tells a story…
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Q: How do I create a complex json object in java? I'm trying to create this json object in java and struggling:
{
    "notification": {
        "message": "test",
        "sound": "sounds/alarmsound.wav",
        "target": {
            "apps": [
                {
                    "id": "app_id",
                    "platforms": [
                        "ios"
                    ]
                }
            ]
        }
    },
    "access_token": "access_token"
}

Any assistance in how someone would create that in java would be appreciated!

A: Thanks go to @fge who provided the necessary information for me to solve this.
Here's what I did to solve this problem!
JsonNodeFactory nodeFactory = new JsonNodeFactory();
        ObjectNode pushContent = nodeFactory.objectNode();
        ObjectNode notification = nodeFactory.objectNode();
        ObjectNode appsObj = nodeFactory.objectNode();
        ObjectNode target = nodeFactory.objectNode();

        ArrayNode apps = nodeFactory.arrayNode();
        ArrayNode platforms = nodeFactory.arrayNode();

        platforms.add("ios");

        appsObj.put("id","app_id");
        appsObj.put("platforms",platforms);

        apps.add(appsObj);

        notification.put("message",filledForm.field("text").value());
        notification.put("sound","sounds/alarmsound.wav");
        notification.put("target", target);

        target.put("apps",apps);

        pushContent.put("notification", notification);
        pushContent.put("access_token","access_token");

        if(!filledForm.field("usage").value().isEmpty()) {
            target.put("usage",filledForm.field("usage").value());
        }

        if(!filledForm.field("latitude").value().isEmpty() && !filledForm.field("longitude").value().isEmpty() && !filledForm.field("radius").value().isEmpty()) {
            target.put("latitude",filledForm.field("latitude").value());
            target.put("longitude",filledForm.field("longitude").value());
            target.put("radius",filledForm.field("radius").value());
        }

Printing pushContent than outputs the exact json object I needed to create!
Hope this helps someone else out there too!
Rich

A: If you really are looking into creating JSON objects, Jackson has all you want:
final JsonNodeFactory factory = JsonNodeFactory.instance;

final ObjectNode node = factory.objectNode();

final ObjectNode child = factory.objectNode(); // the child

child.put("message", "test");

// etc etc

// and then:

node.set("notification", child); // node.put(String, ObjectNode) has been deprecated

The resulting node is an ObjectNode, which inherits JsonNode, which means you get all of JsonNode's niceties:

*

*a sensible .toString() representation;

*navigation capabilities (.get(), .path()  -- GSON has no equivalent for that, in particular not .path(), since it cannot model a node that is missing);

*MissingNode to represent a node that isn't there, and NullNode to represent JSON null, all of which inherit JsonNode (GSON has no equivalent for that -- and all of JsonNode's navigation methods are also available on such nodes);

*and of course .equals()/.hashCode().

A: For those who try  to use the answers of this thread, note that
JsonNodeFactory nodeFactory = new JsonNodeFactory();

Is not working anymore with the package jackson-databind. Instead you should do
final JsonNodeFactory nodeFactory = JsonNodeFactory.instance;

See this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/16974850/3824918

A: I'd rather create classes representing that object, and convert it into JSON. I presume you got that JSON interface elsewhere and is lot on how to create it from Java.
class ToJson{
    private Notification notification;
    private String access_token;
}

public class Notification{
    private String message;
    private String sound;
    private Target target;
}

public class Target{
    private Apps apps[];
}

public class Apps{
    private String id;
    private Plataform plataforms[];
}

public class Plataform{
    privte String ios;
}

Then you convert a filled ToJson object to JSON using any lib/framework you like.

A: JSONObject jsonComplex = new JSONObject();
    JSONObject notification = new JSONObject();
    notification.put("message", "test");
    notification.put("sound", "sounds_alarmsound.wav");
    JSONObject targetJsonObject= new JSONObject();
    JSONArray targetJsonArray= new JSONArray();
    JSONObject appsJsonObject= new JSONObject();
    appsJsonObject.put("id","app_id");
    JSONArray platformArray = new JSONArray();
    platformArray.add("ios");
    appsJsonObject.put("platforms",platformArray);
    targetJsonArray.add(appsJsonObject);
    targetJsonObject.put("apps", targetJsonArray);
    notification.put("target", targetJsonObject);
    jsonComplex.put("notification", notification);
    jsonComplex.put("access_token", "access_token");
    System.out.println(jsonComplex);

A: There are a variety of libraries that can help you here.

*

*Google GSON  - http://code.google.com/p/google-gson/

*Jackson - http://jackson.codehaus.org/

*Groovy's JsonSlurper - http://groovy.codehaus.org/gapi/groovy/json/JsonSlurper.html
If you run into more specific problems with these libraries, you should post them.

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Ypthima baldus — вид дневных бабочек из рода Ypthima в семействе Бархатницы. Широко распространенный индо-малайского вид, цикл развития которого происходит на многочисленных растениях семейства Злаки (Poaceae).

Описание
Размах крыльев 38—46 мм.

Поколение влажного сезона
Верхняя сторона крыльев коричневая, на передних и задних крыльях терминальные поля гораздо темнее или менее чёткими расположенными под основанием или базальной мембраной темными полосами. Переднее крыло большое, овальное, с жёлто-чёрный округлыми глазками. Заднее крыло с двумя круглыми, но меньшими по размеру глазками. Нижняя сторона крыльев бледная, светлее верхней, глазки на задних крыльев более отчётливые. Половой диморфизм выражен слабо.

Поколение сухого сезона
Окраска бабочек бледнее, по сравнению с поколением влажного сезона. Глазки на задних крыльев часто сведены к простым пятнам.

Изменчивость
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Ареал
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Wellcome Trust buys Co-op Group's farm business for £249m
The Co-operative Group has confirmed the sale of its farms business for £249 million to the Wellcome Trust. Concerns have previously been raised about the ethics of a potential buyer, but the group has asserted that the trust has values that align closely with its own.
It was first revealed that the group was considering selling some aspects of its business, including some farms and its pharmacy arm, in February after incurring huge financial losses in 2013. The Co-operative confirmed it would sell its pharmacy business for £620 million to the Bestway Group last month.
The plans to sell some of the Co-op's farms faced criticism in May after it was revealed all 15 farms were expected to go to a single buyer. It has been hoped that community groups would be able to purchase individual plots of farmland to support the local economy.
Those against the sale argued Co-op's plans could lead to the land going to foreign buyers, resulting in ethical farming ending in these areas. However, some of these concerns may now be appeased, as the Wellcome Trust is the world's second highest-spending charitable foundation and has stated its commitment to sustainable practices.
The sale covers almost 16,000 hectares of freehold and third party owned land; 15 farms, including three pack houses, over 100 residential properties and 27 commercial properties. The money from the sale will be used to reduce the Co-operative's debts and to invest in core business activities.
Richard Pennycook, interim group chief executive of the Co-operative Group, said, "The successful sale of our farms business is another important development for the Co-operative Group. The sale proceeds will enable us to further reduce our debt and progress with the delivery of the clear strategic plans we have in place for our core retail and consumer services' divisions.
"In the Wellcome Trust we have a buyer whose values are closely aligned to those of the Co-operative. They have a proven track record in managing a sustainable investment portfolio, the proceeds of which are used to fund improvement in biomedical science and learning."
The Wellcome Trust spends more than £700 million a year to support talent in biomedical research, the humanities and the social sciences, and on public engagement and education in these fields. As of September 2013 the trust owned property valued at £1.8 billion.
The trust has asserted that it "values responsible stewardship over quick profits" and will take this approach to the farms acquired.
Danny Truell, chief investment officer of the Wellcome Trust, added, "Over the last 20 years, we have become one of the largest landlords in the UK as part of owning a globally diversified portfolio. We seek to be one of the most responsible."
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