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Q: Displaying settings internally represented with sections in Android Listview I'm writing an application for iOS and Android in parallell and I am facing a small problem.
I am displaying a list of settings to the user and the settings data is internally represented in settings for section, like this:
Section
    Section object
    Section object
Section
    Section object

etc.
In iOS, when the user clicks a setting object, or when the system wants to paint the view for it, it calls a method with an NSIndexPath object. For example:
- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath

and the sections are handled automatically.
In Android, the listviews are "flattened", lacking better terminology. So that a method is called only with a row index:
public Object getItem(int position);

Now it is actually a quite hard problem to solve trying to represet sections directly in the Adapter (MySettingsAdapter extends BaseAdapter).
Right now this problem is solved by flattening the entire underlaying data structure, but it's a lot of duplicated code for almost nothing. The nicer solution I can think of is to do something like the following in my MySettingsAdapter:
class MySettingsAdapter extends BaseAdapter {
    MyInternalDataStructure settingsData;
    int sections;
    int rowsForSection[sections];

    public MySettingsAdapter (MyInternalDataStructure settingsData) {
        this.settingsData = settingsData;
        this.sections = settingsData.sections;
        for (int i = 0; i < sections; i++) {
            rowsForSection[i] = settingsData.settingsInSection[i].size();
        }
    }

    @Override
    public Object getItem(int position) {
        int sectionFromPostion;
        int rowFromPosition;
        // Calculate section and row here...
        return settingsData.getSetting(sectionFromPostion, rowFromPosition);
    }
}

And I just can't get the calculations for sectionFromPostion and rowFromPostion right...

A: Unfortunately Android does not have quite the same ability in regards to sections as you can achieve with the UITableView.  However Android does provide a solution, the ExpandableListView.  While similar to a ListView it works a bit differently and interacts with a different type of adapter.
Android provides the SimpleExpandableListAdapter that you can use with the ExpandableListView. I'll warn you now. It's clunky and pretty restricting.  Additionally, it requires you to organize your data into a List of Maps which in itself can be a pain to do.
Alternatively, you can create your own adapter for the ExpandableListView by implementing the BaseExpandableListAdapter.  It's very similar to implementing the BaseAdapter.  It just has a few extra bells and whistles to support a tier like structure.
Basically all these Expandable...[foo] classes introduce the idea of having a group (the section) and children (the data under a section). Instead of having an index to the data in your adapter, you'll have a groupPosition and a childPosition.  Meanwhile the ExpandableListView has this sorta murky middle notion of positions as it works with group/child positions, packed positions, and flattened positions.
As a side note. Depending on how your data is organized, I'd suggest checking out the Rolodex Adapters found in this 3rd party library. They are meant to make working with ExpandableListViews easier and has plenty of code examples and a demo app to help get you going.

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Q: Adding gtk graphics to existing console application - shared memory? I have concurent application (concurrent simulation of an airport) made with system v library (semaphores, message queue) and multiple processes.
I'm not allowed to use threads, that's why I have an processes thread and multiple 'planes' processes.
I would like to add some graphics to show traffic on an airport with GTK (with Cairo) library.
How to add graphic? When I tried to add it to airport process, gtk_main would block whole application. I thought about creating another process and add graphics to shared memory but I've read that it's not going to work.
What is the easiest/the best option?
Thank you very much!

A: It sounds like you should make a separate GUI process that the other processes can send messages to. One way to do this would be for your GUI process to export a DBus interface that the other processes can connect to. This way, when your GUI process receives a message from another process, your GTK main loop will emit a signal, and you can schedule a signal handler to deal with it and update the GUI accordingly.


Many working mothers feel torn between staying at home to look after the children and going out to work to earn needed money. With the high cost of housing in the UK, being 'a stay-at-home mum' is often not an option. Yet such working mothers may feel guilty about not being around for their children … Continue reading Working mothers torn between home and work. What choice to make?
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Iodine and iodophors. They often stabilized with a polymer and an ethoxylated nonionic surfactant to reduce irritation from the iodine.
Quaternary ammonium compounds. Among the most frequently used quaternary ammonium compounds arethe alkyl benzalkonium chlorides. They are not compatible with anionic surfactant.
Triclosan. IT's nonionic and can be formulated with a variety of surfactants. The activity level of triclosan can be affected by the micelles formed by the surfactant.
Work site cleaners many be caustic and abrasive, they may contain sensitizers such as lanolin or limonene, or perfumes, and they may contain irritants such as alcohol. Antibacterial cleanser formulations containing alcohol are very typical of those that are used in medical facilities.
Anionic and cationic surfactants are more harmful than nonionic surfactants, and increased concentration of surfactant cause severe damage to the skin. The normal pH of the skin is in the range of 4.5 to 5.5, and hand and foot cleaners and treatment products can help maintain the health of the skin when they are formulated to be pH neutral to mildly acidic. Protein denaturation by the adsorption of the surfactant onto charged sites on the skin is a major factor in deciding which surfactant to use. The ability of the surfactant to adsorb onto the skin and penetrate cell membranes seems to determine degree of skin irritation.
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Liquid cleansing product with a broad spectrum bactericide.
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Combination of surfactants (cocaminopropylamine oxide, cocaminopropyl betaine, cetrimonium chloride) improves the permeation of the active ingredients, and the presence of a keratolytic agent such as allantoin further enhances the activity of the benzalkonium chloride.


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NDRI researcher recognised in Australia Day Honours
Associate Professor Ted Wilkes received one of Australia's highest honours by being appointed an Officer (AO) of the Order of Australia as part of the Australia Day 2014 Honours List.
The Honours List represents the highest level of recognition for outstanding achievement and service to the community. Associate Professor Wilkes was recognised for his distinguished service to the Indigenous community as a leading researcher in the area of public health and welfare, to youth in Western Australia and to the provision of legal support services.
Associate Professor Wilkes is a leader of NDRI's Indigenous Australian Research Program and plays an active role in Aboriginal capacity building, and research and its application. He has played a significant role in the translation of research into policy and practice through his roles as a Prime Ministerial appointment to the Australian National Council on Drugs and as Chair of the National Indigenous Drug and Alcohol Committee.
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A short par 3 which requires an accurate tee shot, the golfer must be wary of the deep pot bunker on the left front of the green. This cleverly set green has a small tier on the right and a flatter portion to the left. The golfer who misses the green to the right leaves himself a blind pitch to the elevated green above.
"Try to take one more club. Big deep green and will take the front bunker out of play."


That really should be "Are you being fooled?" as we are talking about your fuel supply in your lovely old car.
This actually begins at the refinery, then goes to the distribution point, then to the transport that takes it to your favorite gas station. Up to this point, you really don't have any control in the latter except by choosing the brand, grade and station.
At the station, you have two things you can control—first, try to fill up or get gas in the a.m. when the gas is coolest. More important, though, is never get gas while the tanker truck is filling the underground tanks. This stirs up the sediment in the bottom of the tank and you are likely to get some in your tank. If at all possible, try to wait at least two hours for settling.
So much for someone else's tanks. Let's talk about yours. If your car is over 30 years old, chances are good that your fuel tank has suffered sonic corrosion and/or rusts, along with a few dents. You can bet that any dents have caused a breach in the original preservative and left some rust and/or scale. If you are lucky, it didn't rust through and all that happened was some particles of rust and dirt found their way into your fuel system (including the carburetor).
If you are finding dirt, etc., in your fuel system, you probably need to take your tank off and have it cleaned. Of course, when you clean it out good, you remove whatever was left of the original preservative, which means it will rust that much quicker. The tank should be relined and done right.
This is not a do-it-yourself project. I know that our hobby and trade publications advertise all sorts of tank lining materials and I have seen the results many times. Most of these do-it-yourself tank liners come apart and fill your fuel system with residue worse that the rust ever was, particularly in Colorado or other states that mandate various types of oxygenated fuels.
The liner I recommend is a product called Tank Guard and is only sold to professionally-trained shops. This process requires a real good cleaning and a curing time after application. Once this is done, before you install the tank back on the car, you should disconnect all the fuel lines and blow them clean. You should also clean out the fuel pump(s) and the carburetor. I like to cut the fuel line above the rear axle and install an inline fuel filter. The reason for this location is that it is easy to change periodically without spilling a lot of gas.
This probably should cure a lot of your gas problems, except, of course, for those that are more of a personal nature that require diet changes or assistance from your medicine cabinet.


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29 years, 3 months, 2 days old age. Jewel Raja will turn 30 on 19 January, 2020. Only 8 months, 28 days, 10 hours, 22 minutes has left for his next birthday.
Jewel Raja has celebrated the total number of 29 birthdays till date. See the analysis by days count and bar graph.
Jewel Raja Shaikh known by the name Jewel Raja was born on 19 January 1990 in Budge Budge, Kolkata. He is professionally an Indian football player, playing as a central midfielder.
Though interested in cricket Jewel chose football as his profession and his father encouraged him to be a midfielder from that of a winger. Initially, he became part of the Pujali Athletic Club and later on joined Indian Football Association's academy at Haldia. In the I-League, he joined ONGC in 2007 but made the appearance only in 2008 playing for Dempo Sports Club and was able to score his first goal for Mohun Bagan Athletic Club against Mumbai in 2011.
Presently, he has contracted to appear for Atletico de Kolkata in the Indian Super League 2015. Jewel was also given the opportunity to represent India in various international tournaments. He scored his first goal in 2010 Asian Games against Singapore.
Jewel Raja has achieved a lot of success at such a young age of 26 and he is still a bachelor.
He has a brother named Tarif Ahmed who is also a football player.


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Netflix's Holiday Schedule Is Here to Bring You So Much Joy
by Lauren Piester | Mon., Nov. 12, 2018 3:00 AM
Remember last year when Netflix changed all of our lives with the now classic film, A Christmas Prince?
They certainly do, because this year, they're going all out for the holidays, making our dreams come true with sequels, new movies, new specials, and more extremely valid reasons to put on cozy sweaters and cozy socks and spend our wintry days on the couch with the hottest of chocolate.
Genuinely, if you're a fan of things on Netflix, this list is going to make you squeal with delight, and also maybe confusion. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina has a holiday special, y'all!
Please, join us in taking a gander at "It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like Netflix."
The Holiday Calendar (currently streaming)
Kat Graham stars with Ron Cephas Jones in a movie about a magical advent calendar that can do things like give you boots and win you photography gigs. There's also a love triangle, and it's William from This Is Us as the grandpa, and sure, there's a lot happening here, but you're gonna watch it 10 times anyway.
All the Lifetime and Hallmark Holiday Movies You Need to Watch This Year
The Princess Switch (11/16/18)
It's Vanessa Hudgens! Times two! A princess and a baker switch places and they're both Vanessa Hudgens and hell yes we're gonna watch this.
The Christmas Chronicles (11/22/18)
This is the movie where Kurt Russell plays hot Santa. Hello!
A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding (11/30/18)
The follow-up to the extremely beloved movie from last year in which Amber (Rose McIver) must decide if she's ready to be the Queen after marrying her prince.
The Great British Baking Show: Holidays (11/30/18)
It's a holiday confection competition in the tent and we're already crying about it!!
Nailed It: Holiday (12/7/18)
It's a holiday version of our favorite hot mess of a baking show and we've never wanted anything more.
Neo Yokio: Pink Christmas (12/7/18)
Jamie Foxx, Susan Sarandon, Rashida Jones, Jaden Smith, and more kinda random celebrities star in "the anti-Christmas Christmas special," about which we have so many questions that we don't even know where to start.
Super Monsters and the Wish Star (12/7/18)
This movie is about Christmas wishes coming true for characters named Lobo, Vida, and Glorb. Sure!
Fuller House Season 4 (12/14/18)
The first episode of this season is called "Oh My Santa" (Get it?). Perfect family holiday fare.
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Midwinter's Tale (12/14/18)
That's right, witches. Sabrina's back and she's celebrating the Winter Solstice with her coven, singing pagan carols and telling ghost stories. "But the holidays are also a time for guests and visitors—both welcome and unwelcome—you never know what might come down the chimney..." Count. Us. In.
Starbucks' Holiday Cups Have 4 New Designs—and Not All of Them Are Red!
Netflix would also like to remind you that you can still always watch A Christmas Prince, A Very Murray Christmas, BoJack Horseman: Christmas Special, Christmas Inheritance, and the Winter episode of Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life while you wait for these new treats. And that's not all! Because Netflix loves us very much, they compiled a list of every Christmas movie you can watch on the platform
Mariah Carey's Merriest Christmas
Bad Santa
Get Santa
A Christmas Star
A Holiday Engagement
The Christmas Project
A Dogwalker's Christmas Tale
Christmas in the Smokies
Angels in the Snow
Christmas Crush
Christmas Ranch
Christmas Wedding Planner - (New 11/15)
Christmas with a View
Holiday Baggage
Holiday Breakup - (Exp 12/15)
How Sarah Got Her Wings
Miss Me This Christmas
The Christmas Candle
The Spirit of Christmas
You Can't Fight Christmas
George Balanchine's The Nutcracker
Chill with Bob Ross - (New 12/1)
Pee-wee's Playhouse: Christmas Special
Disney's Beauty & The Beast
A Russell Peters Christmas
All American Christmas Carol
Trailer Park Boys: Xmas Special
AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Netflix has also provided a list of holiday episodes for some of your favorite shows, all of which you can currently watch on Netflix.
Season 2: "Christmas Party"
Season 3: "A Benihana Christmas"
Season 5: "Moroccan Christmas"
Season 6: "Secret Santa"
Season 7: "Classy Christmas: Part 1"
Season 8: "Christmas Wishes"
Season 9: "Dwight Christmas"
Season 2: "The One with Phoebe's Dad"
Season 3: "The One with Rachel Quits"
Season 4: "The One with The Girl From Poughkeepsie"
Season 5: "The One with The Inappropriate Sister"
Season 7: "The One with The Holiday Armadillo"
Season 8: "The One with The Creepy Holiday card "
Season 9: "The One with Christmas in Tulsa"
Season 2: "A Very Glee Christmas"
Season 3: "Extraordinary Merry Christmas"
Season 4: "Glee, Actually"
Season 5: "Previously Unaired Christmas"
Season 1: "Blair Waldorf Must Pie!"
Season 1: "Roman Holiday"
Season 2: "The Magnificent Archibalds"
Season 3: "The Treasure of Serena Madre"
Season 6: "It's Really Complicated"
Season 1: "In Excelsis Deo"
Season 2: "Shibboleth"
Season 2: "Noël"
Season 3: "Bartlet for America"
Season 3: "The Indians in the Lobby"
Season 4: "Holy Night"
Season 5: "Abu el Banat"
Season 6: "Impact Winter"
That '70s Show
Season 1: "The Best Christmas Ever"
Season 4: "An Eric Forman Christmas"
Season 5: "Thank You"
Season 6: "Christmas"
Season 7: "Winter"
Season 3: "Hyde's Christmas Rager"
Season 8: "That '70s Finale"
Season 2: "Christmas Scandal"
Season 4: "Citizen Knope"
Season 5: "Ron and Diane"
Season 1: "Forgiveness and Stuff"
Season 2: "The Bracebridge Dinner"
Season 3: "That'll Do, Pig"
Season 4: "In the Clamor and the Clangor"
Season 5: "Women of Questionable Morals"
Season 7: "Santa's Secret Stuff"
Netflix bless us everyone.
If you somehow still need more cheesy holiday cheer, don't forget about all of the Lifetime and Hallmark movies airing this year as well! What a time to be alive.
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Sybil Ludington (April 5, 1761 – February 26, 1839) was a heroine of the American Revolutionary War. She was the daughter of Colonel Henry Ludington. In 1773 he joined the rebel cause. He was the colonel of the local regiment. Sybil Ludington became famous for her night ride on April 26, 1777 to alert American colonial forces to the approach of the British Regulars. Her action was similar to the ride of Paul Revere. She rode more than twice the distance of Revere. She was only 16 years old at the time of her ride.
↑ 1.0 1.1 "Sybil Ludington (1761-1839)". National Women's History Museum. Retrieved 6 June 2015.
↑ Carole Watterson Troxler. "Ludington, Sybil". American National Biography Online. Retrieved 6 June 2015.
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What protein do myofibrils contain?
Myofibrillar proteins are composed of myosin, actin, and regulatory proteins such as tropomyosin, troponin and actinin (Fig. 6.3).
Are myofibrils cells?
What are the structural proteins for muscle fibers?
What is the function of a myofibril?
What are the major proteins forming the myofibrils of skeletal muscle cells quizlet?
Which proteins are found in thin myofilaments quizlet?
Do muscle cells contain protein?
What composes the myofibrils quizlet?
What is made of structural proteins?
Which muscle cells does not contain myofibrils?
How do myofibrils develop in the developing leg muscle?
What is the function of sarcomere and myofibrils?
Myofibrils are long filaments that run parallel to each other to form muscle (myo) fibers. The myofibrils, and resulting myofibers, may be several centimeters in length. The muscle fibers are single multinucleated cells that combine to form the muscle. Myofibrils are made up of repeating subunits called sarcomeres.
What is myofibril and its function?
Functions of Myofibril The sarcomeres are considered the building blocks of the myofibrils which are the functional unit of the muscle. The main function of myofibrils is to perform muscle contraction. There is an incomplete overlap between the thin and the thick filaments when the muscle is at rest.
What are the two protein filaments of a myofibril?
The myofibrils are made up of thick and thin myofilaments, which help give the muscle its striped appearance. The thick filaments are composed of myosin, and the thin filaments are predominantly actin, along with two other muscle proteins, tropomyosin and troponin.
The myofibrillar protein components most important for muscle fiber structure are actin and myosin. They are the most abundant proteins in muscle and are directly involved in the ability of muscle to contract and to relax.
Myofibrils are bundles of protein filaments that contain the contractile elements of the cardiomyocyte, that is, the machinery or motor that drives contraction and relaxation.
What are the 2 structural proteins?
The structural proteins include spike (S), nucleocapsid (N), membrane (M), and envelope (E) proteins.
What proteins in muscle cells?
Proteins such as myoglobin, myogen, myoalbumin and x-globulin are found in the sarcoplasm and proteins such as elastin, collagen and reticulin are also found in the muscle. The remaining of proteins includes myofibrillar proteins of the Z-disc as well as small quantities of other proteins.
There are two types: myosin (thick) filaments and actin (thin) filaments.
The thin filaments are composed mainly of the protein actin along with two other muscle proteins, tropomyosin and troponin.
Where are structural proteins found in cell?
Structural proteins are made inside cells but are often then moved into the space surrounding the cells, where they interact together to form a three-dimensional polymer network, permeated by fluid.
What are the structural proteins?
Therefore, in this focus review, I would like to define a structural protein as "a protein that possesses a characteristic amino acid sequence or motif that repeats and forms a skeleton or contributes to the mechanical properties of a living organism, cell, or material" (Fig. 1).
Myofibrillar Proteins—Muscle fibers, the muscle cells which are grouped into muscle bundles, are composed of myofibrils. The proteins that comprise the myofibril, including actin and myosin and several more, are collectively called the myofibrillar proteins.
The myofibrils are mostly made up of thick and thin filaments which are perpendicular to the cell and give the muscle its striped appearance. The thick filaments are composed of a protein called myosin.
What forms the myofibrils of skeletal muscle cells?
Myofibrils are composed of long proteins including actin, myosin, and titin, and other proteins that hold them together. These proteins are organized into thick, thin, and elastic myofilaments, which repeat along the length of the myofibril in sections or units of contraction called sarcomeres.
What are structure proteins?
Protein structure is the three-dimensional arrangement of atoms in an amino acid-chain molecule. Proteins are polymers – specifically polypeptides – formed from sequences of amino acids, the monomers of the polymer. A single amino acid monomer may also be called a residue indicating a repeating unit of a polymer.
Keratin is the main structural protein that forms the hair, wool, feathers, nails, and horns of many types of animals. This protein has a high content of cysteine (7–20% of the total amino acid residues), which is known to form intramolecular and intermolecular disulfide bonds [39, 40].
CELLS:Smooth muscle cells do not have any striation, are shorter than skeletal muscle cells, and only have one nucleus. CONTRACTION:Smooth muscle action is involuntary, so these muscles usually cannot be consciously contracted.
What is the structure of myofibril?
Myofibril Structure. Myofibrils are made up of two types of filaments: thin filaments and thick filaments. Thin filaments are composed of strands of the protein actin and a regulatory protein coiled together, whereas thick filaments are composed of strands of the protein myosin.
What are myofibrillar proteins made of?
Myofibrillar proteins are composed of myosin, actin, and regulatory proteins such as tropomyosin, troponin and actinin (Fig. 6.3). Myofibrillar proteins make up 66–77% of total proteins in fish muscle and provide several functional properties that are useful in food products.
A study of the developing leg muscle in a 12-day chick embryo using electron microscopy proposes a mechanism for the development of myofibrils. Developing muscle cells contain thick (myosin) filaments that are 160–170 Å in diameter and thin (actin)filaments that are 60–70 Å in diameter.
The sarcomeres are considered to be the building blocks of the myofibrils which are the functional unit of the muscle. The main function of myofibrils is to perform muscle contraction. There is an incomplete overlap between the thin and the thick filaments when the muscle is at rest.
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Corn Connection: 'Genesis' brings series to close
This marks the final entry in The Corn Connection series, and much like the Children of the Corn films, it's going out with a whimper.
Now Playing Podcast released its final review in the Corn retrospective on Tuesday, and after scraping the IMDB page for Children of the Corn: Genesis, I was able to find just one "star" who appeared in another film covered on the show.
Sure, there are actors you'll recognize, like Billy Drago from The Untouchables and Cyborg 2. But I don't see a Cyborg retrospective in Now Playing's future. Nor do I see the hosts turning to television for The Office retrospective, just so they can reference lead actress Kelen Coleman, who guested in a few episodes as Dwight Schrute's love interest, Isabel.
The only true connection in this final Corn film is actor Duane Whitaker, who plays the character Pritchett.
If the name doesn't ring a bell, the face will. Whitaker's career is loaded with various villain and hillbilly roles, most notably 1994's Pulp Fiction, where he played the shop owner who holds Bruce Willis and Ving Rhames prisoner until Zed shows up. You know what happens next.
He's also shown up in a slew of genre pics, everything from Feast to Tales From the Hood to From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money.
But if you want to find Whitaker in the Now Playing Podcast archives, you'll find him in the Halloween, Rob Zombie and Texas Chainsaw Massacre retrospectives.
In Zombie's Halloween 2, he played one of the hillbillies who gets killed by Michael Myers in a field after calling out the killer for trespassing. It was brutal.
Whitaker also played Dr. Bankhead in The Devil's Rejects, another Rob Zombie picture; and one of his earlier horror roles came in 1990's Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III.
So that's that. Nine entries up, nine entries down, a few dozen connections made to the Now Playing Podcast archives. Mission accomplished. Thanks for reading!
Did we miss anyone? If you spot an actor or actress with a connection to Now Playing Podcast leave a comment and help a fellow listener!
October 8, 2014 Posted by Jason Latham | Uncategorized	| billy drago, duane whitaker, feast, from dusk till dawn, halloween 2, isabel, Leatherface, Michael Myers, Now Playing Podcast, rob zombie, tales from the hood, Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The Devil's Rejects, the office | Comments Off on Corn Connection: 'Genesis' brings series to close
Corn Connection: Familiar faces in 'Fields'
The Now Playing Podcast review of Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror went online Tuesday, and while I won't spoil the review, I will say the film has something going for it; this entry boasts the most recognizable cast in the series.
That doesn't mean they're all A-listers. It just means I know who they are. I've seen them on TV or film, some in better productions and some in ones less noteworthy than the fourth Children of the Corn sequel.
Still, it's a welcome relief after desperately scraping the bottom of IMDB to find connections in the previous Corn films.
Check out some of these names: Kane Hodder, Eva Mendes, David Carradine, Fred Williamson, Alexis Arquette, Ahmet Zappa. There are even more; actors and actresses I recognize from Escape from New York and Buffy the Vampire Slayer; and Arquette's not the only Pulp Fiction alum in the cast.
But as much as I enjoy seeing familiar faces, The Corn Connection doesn't list their resumes, just their places in the Now Playing Podcast archives.
So let's get started:
Kane Hodder (Bartender) – Friday the 13th Retrospective Series, Daredevil & Elektra Retrospective, Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses & Devil's Rejects Retrospective Series
I thought it best to get Hodder out of the way first, because he's Jason Voorhees!
Hodder played the iconic screen slasher in four Friday the 13th films, all of them covered during Now Playing's first retrospective series in 2009.
I didn't want to get into Hodder's stunt credits, because I'm focusing on films where he portrayed a character.
You can also catch Hodder in the Now Playing Podcast review of 2003's Daredevil, part of the Marvel Movie Retrospective. He also had an uncredited role in Rob Zombie's The Devil's Rejects, a film reviewed by Now Playing in 2009.
Alexis Arquette (Greg) – Child's Play Retrospective Series, Sometimes They Come Back Retrospective Series
At the time of Children of the Corn V's release in 1998, Arquette already had a pretty good-sized resume, with roles in Pulp Fiction and Threesome. He was even the vampire DJ in 1992's Buffy the Vampire Slayer (something I learned just now).
Arquette's breakout role would also come in 1998, when he co-starred in Adam Sandler's The Wedding Singer. But this same year he also had a role as Jennifer Tilly's doomed neighbor Damien in Bride of Chucky, a film that was covered by Now Playing, but was only available to donors.
The actor popped up again earlier this year when Now Playing covered Sometimes They Come Back… Again as part of the ongoing Stephen King retrospective.
Eva Mendes (Kir) – Ghost Rider Retrospective Series
Fields of Terror was the first film for Mendes, who was just a few years away from becoming a Hollywood star. Despite appearances alongside leading men such as Johnny Depp, Will Smith and Steven Seagal, Mendes only appears once in the Now Playing Podcast archives; when she co-starred with Nicolas Cage in 2007's Ghost Rider.
Adam Wylie (Ezeekial) – Child's Play Retrospective Series
Wylie was a child actor in the 90s who many people remember from his role on Picket Fences.
He appeared one other time in a film covered by Now Playing Podcast; 1990's Child's Play 2.
Gary Bullock (Farmer) – Robocop Retrospective Series
Bullock has credits in two films covered by Now Playing Podcast, playing separate characters in Robocop 2 and Robocop 3. He's credited as "Hack Doctor" in the former, and "Gas Station Clerk" in the latter.
Edward Edwards (Lilly's Father) – Robocop Retrospective Series
Mr. Edwards' resume include a number of minor television and film credits, including the the role of "Manson" in 1987's Robocop.
Danny Goldring (Mr. O'Brien) – Batman Retrospective Series
This actor is credited as "Grumpy" in 2008's The Dark Knight, a film featured in Now Playing's 2012 Batman Retrospective Series.
I had to research the name Grumpy, and I assumed he was one of the clowns who take part in the bank robbery that opens the film. I was right. Goldring is the one leading the robbery; he's the one with the most lines, including the memorable, "What bus driver?"
So that's a pretty good lineup for a Corn sequel. Before sneaking a peek at IMDB for next week's entry, make sure you listen to this week's episode of Now Playing Podcast.
September 17, 2014 Posted by Jason Latham | Now Playing Podcast, Podcasts	| adam wylie, alexis arquette, bride of chucky, child's play, Children of the Corn, children of the corn V, danny goldring, edward edwards, eva mendes, Friday the 13th, gary bullock, ghost rider, house of 1000 corpses, kane hodder, Pulp Fiction, robocop, the dark knight, The Devil's Rejects | Comments Off on Corn Connection: Familiar faces in 'Fields'
Corn Connection: 'The Gathering' surprises with actual stars
"This can't be right, I know these people." – Arnie C
Now Playing Podcast surprised listeners Monday night with the early release of its Children of the Corn IV: The Gathering review, the latest entry in the Stephen King Retrospective Series.
The film was certainly not in award contention when it hit video stores in 1996, but many of its stars may look familiar to viewers, and one member of the cast would go on to greater fame and an Academy Award nomination.
In this week's Corn Connection, we're taking that star's resume, along with the rest of the Corn IV cast, and pointing you toward their places in the Now Playing Podcast archives:
Naomi Watts (Grace Rhodes) – DC Heroes Retrospective Series
Naomi Watts is a household name today, but the 21 Grams and Mulholland Drive actress had just a few indie credits under her belt when she headlined in The Gathering. Her most notable role at the time of the film's release was alongside Lori Petty in Tank Girl, a poorly-received adaptation of the British comic book.
Tank Girl was reviewed in 2013 as part of Now Playing's DC Heroes Retrospective Series.
Karen Black (June Rhodes) – Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses & The Devil's Rejects Retrospective Series
Karen Black, who passed away last year, had enjoyed a long career before appearing in Children of the Corn IV. Today she is celebrated as a pioneering "Scream Queen" and horror fans may know her best from her role as Mother Firefly in director Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses.
Now Playing reviewed House and its sequel, The Devil's Rejects, in 2009.
William Windom (Doc Larson) – Planet of the Apes Retrospective Series
This actor's IMDB resume lists more than 250 credits, but he wasn't a star in the Now Playing universe until this past summer, when the hosts reviewed Escape from the Planet of the Apes, a show that was made available during the Spring 2014 Donation Series.
Marietta Marich (Rosa Nock) – The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Retrospective Series
Marich should be recognizable to Now Playing listeners; she played Luda Mae Hewitt, the matriarch of the crazed clan that raised Leatherface in 2003's The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and its 2006 prequel, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning.
Both films were covered during 2010's Chainsaw retrospective.
Harrison Young (Drifter) – Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses & The Devil's Rejects Retrospective Series
Another actor who went on to work for Rob Zombie, Harrison Young starred as doomed father Don Willis in House of 1000 Corpses. You might also recognize him as the elder Private Ryan in Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan.
Overall, those are some pretty good connections. Things should pick up next week when Now Playing covers the fifth (of nine!) Corn entries. We won't spoil it, just go to IMDB if you're curious.
September 9, 2014 Posted by Jason Latham | News, Now Playing Podcast, Podcasts	| Children of the Corn, children of the corn 4, escape from the planet of the apes, harrison young, house of 1000 corpses, karen black, marietta marich, naomi watts, Now Playing Podcast, Podcast, rob zombie, tank girl, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Devil's Rejects, the gathering, Venganza Media, william windowm | Comments Off on Corn Connection: 'The Gathering' surprises with actual stars


Which animals might qualify as "Europe's Big Five"?
According to the Belgian TV-show "Dieren in nesten", The European bison, the wolf, the brown bear, the wolverine, and the lynx are the "The Big 5 of Europe" – the continent's five most impressive wild mammals. All these five are – and especially so the European bison which ranked as number 1 – among the symbolical species for Rewilding Europe and emblematic for the wildlife comeback in Europe.
Chris Dusauchoit, a Flemish television presenter for the Belgian TV show "Dieren in nesten", and the two young biologists Frederik Thoelen and Iwan Lewylle have travelled across Europe with the ambitious mission to try to define the five main wild icons of our continent. They visited interesting nature areas in Finland, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Romania and Spain using four criteria: appearance, behavior, rarity and impressiveness. The highlight of their Big5 journey was to the 200 ha sand dune area Kraansvlak, a closed-off area in the Dutch National Park Zuid Kennemerland, The Netherlands. In 2007, European bison were brought back here where they since then live under completely natural conditions, together with a herd of wild Konik horses. The Kraansvlak bison pilot project is also one of the first members of the European Rewilding Network (ERN).
The "Big5" mission has had the support also from the President of the European Council, Herman Van Rompuy. The search for "The Big5 of Europe" was also assisted by a team of European wildlife experts: Staffan Widstrand, Communication and Marketing Director of Rewilding Europe, John Linnell, ecologist and senior researcher at the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research, and the Italian carnivore expert Luigi Boitani, Professor of Biology at the University of Rome.
"The Big5 of Europe" was a programme by the public Belgian television channel Eén, and broadcast during five weeks from 11 January to 8 February 2014.
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Anupama actor Apurva Agnihotri and actress-wife Shilpa Saklani welcome their first child and it's a girl!
Along with a lovely video, Apurva Agnihotri penned an emotional note about becoming a father and also announced the name of his little angel.
December 3, 2022 - 6:17 PM IST
Apurva Agnihotri and Shilpa Saklani, who have been popular faces on television, have been married for almost 18 years. Now after a decade and half, the couple was thrilled to announce the arrival of their first child. While Apurva, who is quite on social media, took to the platform to make the announcement, he also revealed that they have named their daughter Ishaani Kanu Agnihotri. Followed by his post, many of their industry friends also dropped in their congratulatory messages, wishing the couple about this new phase in their lives.
Taking to Instagram, Apurva Agnihotri shared a video, which are a series of photos in the form of montages of the family posing with the newborn. Along with the video, he also posted a small note, expressing his happiness over becoming a father, saying, "And just like that, this birthday became the most special birthday of my life as god blessed us with the most special, incredible, amazing, miraculous gift ever?????? With utmost gratitude and immense happiness Shilpa and I wish to introduce our darling daughter ISHAANI KANU AGNIHOTRI… shower her with all your love and blessings… Om Namaha Shivaya…" Here have a look at the post:
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Followed by that, many of the couple's colleagues wished them by dropping comments on the post. Amongst them was also Apurva's Anupama co-stars Muskaan Bamne who plays the role of Pakhi in the show as well as Madalsa Sharma who essays the character of Kavya, who dropped their congratulatory messages to the couple. Besides them, Kushal Tandon, Ritu Shivpuri, Abhinav Shukla, Shilpa Shirodkar, Mahek Chahal, Kishwer Merchant, Jaswir Kaur, Karanvir Bohra, were amongst the many who dropped their wishes.
Apurva Agnihotri and Shilpa Saklani, who have always maintained that Rakshanda Khan was the cupid of their life, also had a lovely message for the new parents. She wrote on the post, "And finallllyyyyyyyyy the cutest little doll is here! Cannot wait to hug, kiss and squish her. Girls are luckiest for their daddies so get ready for your life to change for the better my dearest Apu. Armaan Sir ke armaan poore hue."
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The goal of this research is to establish a link between investments in information and communication technology (ICT) and economic growth in the context of countries that are currently classified by the international community as transitional economies (TE). More specifically, in this study we focus on the relationship between ICT and one of the determinants of economic growth, total factor productivity (TFP). Neoclassical growth accounting and the theory of complementarity provide the theoretical framework on which we build this research. By combining the data obtained from two sources, the World Bank Database and the IT Yearbook, we were able to construct a 10-year data set for 18 TEs spanning the period from 1993 to 2002.Our inquiry is structured as a seven-step process that utilizes six data analytic methods. The first step in our investigation involves Cluster analysis (CA) with the purpose of determining whether or not the selected set of TEs is homogenous. Use of CA allowed us to identify two distinct groups of TEs in our sample, which suggests the heterogeneity of the sample.In the second part of our inquiry, we employ Decision Tree (DT) analysis with the goal of investigating the differences between the clusters of TEs that were generated by the CA in the previous step. We were able to determine that one of the groups of TEs, the "leaders," appears to be wealthier than the other group, the "majority."In the next step of our investigation, we perform Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) to determine the efficiency of the TEs in our set. We were able to determine that the "leaders" are more efficient than the "majority" not only in terms of the production of the output, but also in terms of the utilization of the inputs.The fourth part of our investigation takes advantage of the DT analysis with the purpose of obtaining the insights into the nature of the differences between the efficient and inefficient TEs. By incorporating the results of the CA into DT analysis we were able to construct the model that suggests, with the high degree of precision, some of the criteria according to which the efficient TEs differ from the inefficient ones.The fifth stage of our investigation involves the use of the Translog regression model for the purpose of determining whether or not there exists a set of investments that are complementary to the investments in ICT. We have determined that there exists a statistically significant interaction effect between the investments in ICT and other variables, representing state of labor, as well as capital investments.The sixth part of our investigation relies on using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) implemented with Partial Least Squares(PLS)to test for the presence of the relationship between the investments in ICT and the unexplained part of the macroeconomic growth, TFP. We were able to establish the presence of the relationship between the two constructs of our conceptual model, "ICT Capitalization" and "TFP" for the "leaders" group of our sample. The construct "ICT Capitalization" was represented by the three ratio measures, all of which contain variable "Annual investment in telecom" in the denominator, while the Malmquist Index and its components, TC and EC., represented the construct "TFP." Thus, it allows us to state that we have established the presence of the relationship between the investments in ICT and TFP.The last step of the data analysis involves using Classification DT and Neural Network (NN) analyses with the aim of investigating the reasons why some of the TEs exhibit statistically significant relationship between the investments in ICT and TFP, while other TEs do not. We were able to determine that one of the reasons why the "leaders" exhibit the statistically significant relationship between the investments in ICT and TFP is that they have higher level of inputs and more efficient processes of converting the inputs into the outputs than the "majority."


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Talking Momus all the time
John Robinson week continues with the first of a two part interview.
by Jay Lewis, Reviews Editor
if you go back to anything from 1982 to 1995, each album is radically different to its predecessor
It was back in late January when I spoke to John Robinson about his, then forthcoming, Momus book. I'm a huge fan of Momus' work, but it's not often that I get to speak to anyone that appreciates the artist's music as much as John does, speaking with a Momus expert made for an exceptional afternoon...
I connected with John, via Zoom, (of course) from his home in Scunthorpe. Before we even get to discussing his book, he tells me that the town's most famous son is Buzzcocks and Magazine founder Howard Devoto. Momus devotees will know the significance of Devoto to their favourite artist, of his references to and covers of his work. In return, I tell John that a 6Music DJ who has enthused greatly about Momus lives just around the corner from me, but it doesn't resonate in the same way. Let's get to the first question…
OUTSIDELEFT: So John, the 'Fifteen People' book and the website it originated from, it's a labour of love. When did you first sort of have the inkling that you wanted to write about Nick Currie/Momus?
JOHN ROBINSON: A long time! There's no retrospective of Momus and I always thought that there should be. I'd put it off for ages because he's got his own blog, he's a digital hoarder! And everything he's done from the 90s until now, is there for you to find on his website. It may be a little one sided, but it's all there!
However, I teach computing and a few years ago I was putting together webpages and I needed a subject for those pages, so I chose the albums of Momus. And, as any fan of his will tell you, he's made a lot of albums! Writing about his work is a huge task...he just keeps on releasing albums (laughs).
So I put up a picture of my website of Sisyphus rolling a ball up the hill, which was how I felt about the task! But then, that image appeared on his Facebook page. He'd noticed it. And now that he'd seen that I was writing this, I felt morally obliged to get it done.
OL: So whose idea was it to turn this into a book?
JR: It was his, he'd started cooperating on the website and put up on his Facebook page that he thought that it could be a book one day. Then Rob Thomas, who writes for Zer0 books, thought that it would be a good fit for them. I made a proposal and they took it up.
OL: At what point were you first aware of Momus? What was the first music by him that you were aware of?
JR: I'm fairly sure that it was on Annie Nightingale's Sunday night show on Radio One, the one after the Top 40 rundown. It was around the time of Marc Almond's version of Jacque Brel's 'Jackie' and she played it back to back with Momus's 'Nicky' and I liked it because it was really funny. It had a sense of humour to it that was lacking from so much stuff at the time.
But this being the nineties, it was way before you could just go on your phone and download it or listen to it on YouTube. It was just the radio. You'd go to your local record shop to ask about something and they'd look at you mystified!
It was only a few years later that I stumbled upon a copy of the compilation 'Monsters of Love', so that's where I really started.
(Note to readers – 'Monsters of Love' is the compilation that draws together the singles and EPs from Momus's first five years at Creation Records, the tracks are now available on the Create 1 – Procreate collection)
OL: As you've gone through all of this material, what's really surprised you? What intrigued you the most?
JR: There's little bits, little connections with people I didn't know of, probably because I wasn't around at the time. I didn't know much about his time at Creation Records and I didn't know that he'd once toured with Primal Scream. That's hilarious to me. You can only imagine the reactions of each audience to the other!
And I don't think I realised just how entrenched he seemed to be against the music industry. There was a movement against him (the infamous 0 out of 10 review in the NME for the Hippopotamomus album in 1991), partly because of censorship, and partly, maybe his attitude is slightly destructive!
There's probably a lack of interest on his behalf towards the music industry after a while and that surprised me. There's a sort of contrariness, he's trying to get famous and then the moment there's a hint of it, he's rejecting it by releasing albums with songs about necrophilia, paedophilia etc. on them.
OL: When you look at an artist that makes roughly an album a year, and Nick Currie/Momus has been doing this since the mid-80s, do you see subtle changes? A gradual evolution running throughout his work. Or are there dramatic shifts from the last thing he's done?
JR: It's really weird isn't it? Firstly, I think over the last 20 years, it's been fairly subtle in that he's kind of settled into a way of working. It's very DIY, very 'at home'. But if you go back to anything from 1982 to 1995, each album is radically different to its predecessor. He's really taking in different influences between each record, between each set of songs, but throughout he's maintaining a clear voice.
And he's trying to articulate what he would call, I guess, 'forbidden thoughts' about how you behave, about the girl we sit next to on the train, and just finding different musical ways of doing that, whether it be through Techno one minute or Folk Balladeering the next. The lyrical voice remains the same but the musical voice changes dramatically.
OL: So, is the guy who made Circus Maximus (1986) and The Poison Boyfriend (1987), still evident still there in the likes of Akkordion (2019), and Vivid (2020)?
JR: Yes, he's still there. I mean, I think he's gone through a lot of, shall we say, cynical changes. I think that he must have gotten a bit more cynical once he'd experienced the music industry and its attitude towards actual creativity, certainly in Britain. I think that he must now have (pause), shall I say, a more mature aspect to what he does. There's less intention to shock, he doesn't need to do that now. He's got opinions on politics etc; he's kind of singing to the choir with a lot of what he writes about.
I mention to John a line that Momus himself has used about there being 'no such thing as a casual Momus fan', I want him to know that this book, and the level of detail in it will be invaluable to the Momus obsessive. We wander off topic, but John brings it back to the matter in hand…
JR: The whole point about the book is that, hopefully, you can read it and get something out of it even if you're not a Momus fan or if you've never heard of him. There's explanations of themes such as censorship and the media industry in the 80s and 90s. And it is also intended to be funny.
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Multi-million dollar entrepreneur shares his beginner's mistake — Melissa Malcom, Esq.
You've probably made the same mistake too… I know I have.
If you've ever wondered "Why aren't my employees doing their job?" this story should make you feel a lot better.
Justin Livingston is a super successful entrepreneur who founded his business in 2008. How successful? His team of 30 brings in about $250,000 in revenue per person.
Clearly, he's figured it out now.
His solution was to hire an expert. Andrea (also featured in the video) excels at creating processes and procedures and following through. I bet she also excels at setting expectations and giving feedback.
But… BUT… I recommend 3 simple steps the next day.
Discuss the top 2 to 5 things the new employee is to accomplish. Then write it down.
Make sure you've got your documentation and taxes correct.
What does it take to be a successful employee working for you? Tell your new hire and write it down.
Created a super simple job description with Key Results Areas written out.
Been intentional about your company culture.
No entrepreneur should slow down too much to dot the "i"s and cross the "t"s. Next time, I'll give more detail on number 2. After all, my mission is to keep business owners legally safe while they build the business of their dreams.
How did you like Justin's video? I know it made me feel better about some of my false starts and mistakes leading people. Leave a comment below or send me an email and let me know if you found it as valuable as I did.


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La 12 Ore di Sebring 2012 è stata la sessantesima edizione della 12 Ore di Sebring. Vi hanno partecipato nove classi e ha fatto parte di due mondiali, l'American Le Mans Series e il nuovo Campionato del Mondo Endurance.

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La 12 Ore di Sebring è stato l'evento inaugurale della stagione 2012 dell'ALMS ma soprattutto la prima gara in assoluto del nuovo FIA WEC, un campionato mondiale endurance nato dalla ceneri del vecchio Campionato del mondo sportprototipi, soppresso nel 1993.

Alla fine la gara è stata vinta da Dindo Capello (al quinto successo), Tom Kristensen (al sesto successo, record assoluto) e Allan McNish su Audi R18 TDI che hanno preceduto la vettura gemella condotta da Timo Bernhard, Romain Dumas e Loïc Duval.

L'equipaggio vincitore, nelle 12 ore previste, ha completato 325 giri del circuito di Sebring.

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Here you will find plenty of household cleaning tips along with crazy home hacks, product reviews to help you make the right choices when choosing your cleaning gadgets, motivational advice and ideas on how to keep your home sparkling all year around.
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With the Moon Jae-in administration stressing the importance of balancing one's work and leisure, a government survey announced Tuesday found that most Koreans prefer spending their free time alone, watching TV.
The number of people who spent most of their free time alone marked an increase from 56.8 percent in 2014, while those spending time with family dropped from 32.1 percent.
As such, the most popular form of activity was watching TV. When asked to selected five things that one likes to do in his or her spare time, "watching TV" was rated No.1 with 71.8 percent, followed by "browsing the internet" with 36.7, and "shopping or eating out" at 32.5 percent.
When asked to choose just one, 45.7 percent chose TV as their companion to let off steam.
The survey also found that wealthier people were likely to enjoy more recreational activities.
Household with incomes under 3 million won ($2,677) on average enjoyed 16.6 different types of activities, while the figure was 19.2 for 3 million to 5 million group, and 20.7 for households with more 5 million won income or more.
In terms of age, people in their 40s were the most likely to take part in specific leisure activities on a regular basis, such as weekly hikes or playing with a sports team, at 55.7 percent. They were followed by people in their 50s, 60s and 30s.
Teens had the second least amount of free time after the over-70s, indicating the academic pressure put on the country's youngsters.
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Isobel Waller-Bridge Announces New EP 'VIII,' Shares 'Daylight'
'VIII' is out November 25 via Mercury KX.
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Prolific composer and musician Isobel Waller-Bridge has announced her brand new EP VIII, a bold, gripping body of work for string ensemble. To celebrate the release, Waller-Bridge released her thought-provoking single "Daylight," out now via Mercury KX.
The eight tracks, conceived as compact miniatures, feature beautiful, lush soundscapes as well as tense, unsettling moments. Recorded at Air Studios in London, and performed by the pioneering, un-conducted string orchestra 12 Ensemble, this poignant collection of pieces sees Isobel using innovative string techniques throughout.
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Critically-acclaimed and in demand for her film, television, and theatre scores (Black Mirror, Fleabag, Emma, Munich – The Edge Of War), Waller-Bridge deliberately challenged her established creative process for her first EP on Mercury KX that creates a wealth of emotional uncertainty.
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Instead of adhering to the parameters of provided visuals or a set narrative, the composer embraced a somewhat intimidating and unusual sense of freedom for this very personal project. Working in this way allowed Waller-Bridge to delve deeper into who she is as a musician and composer, touching on the idea of multiple selves, to then find her true musical identity.
Isobel explains, "I found there to be a profound catharsis in writing these pieces. They have in one form or another lived in me for decades and are a private (albeit public) reflection of my style, my development, and my love of writing. The process and the material has reconnected me with parts of my identity, and made me even more curious about music than I was before. I wrote this music to let my inside out. They are imperfect, and perhaps they are incomplete. But they are honest."
The award-winning composer has conquered theatre with scores for productions staged from the West End to Broadway, for the Royal Shakespeare Company, The Royal National Theatre, The Old Vic, and The Donmar Warehouse, among others.
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Opinion |
California is not a nation-state, despite its…
California is not a nation-state, despite its pretensions
At Long Beach City College, Gov. Gavin Newsom is surrounded by several California mayors after having a meeting with them to discuss affordable housing on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019. (Photo by Scott Varley, Daily Breeze/SCNG)
By Steven Greenhut | Orange County Register
PUBLISHED: April 5, 2019 at 3:09 p.m. | UPDATED: April 5, 2019 at 3:09 p.m.
SACRAMENTO – My local publicly run electric utility district is represented by an elected board of directors, none of whose names I know or care to know. The lights always go on and the monthly bill never is awful. Is the district run as efficiently as possibly? That's doubtful, but who cares? Economists call this "rational ignorance." It's simply not worth the time and effort to learn much more about it given the limited payback such knowledge would yield.
That's my view toward the waste-disposal district, road district and levee board. It's also a model for what the state and feds should strive for. The founders envisioned a national government where it wouldn't matter if you didn't know the name of the president because the position's power was so limited that even a buffoon could handle it.
That train left the station more than 150 years ago. Now, every American not only knows the name of the president, but every half-baked and misspelled thought that pops into his head as he broadcasts it on Twitter. His enemies fume, and everyone argues endlessly about the latest nonsense. Other politicians grab the limelight to oppose the policies of the president. It's a never-ending cycle, especially for those of us living in California, the heart of the resistance.
"Gov. Gavin Newsom has crystallized his vision of what California will look like in the Trump era: It won't just be the hub of the resistance against the president; it will be its own nation-state," wrote the San Francisco Chronicle's Joe Garofoli in February. This is the worst of all worlds. We not only have to put up with a publicity-seeking narcissist in the White House, we have to put up with one in the state Capitol, too. It was bad enough living in only one nation-state.
Two months later, we see that Garofoli was correct. Our new California government even has its own foreign policy now. Newsom just announced that he'll be flying to El Salvador to learn about the reasons so many Salvadorans make the dangerous trek to the California border. Columnist George Skelton offered an appropriately snarky answer: "Escaping poverty and bullies … have been root motivators forever." Newsom could maybe, he suggested, "read a book or do a little Googling." Or he could talk to some of the many Salvadorans living in California.
But these days, everything is about publicity, which confirms the old saw that politics is show business for ugly people. That quip applies better to the dowdy Trump than the dapper Newsom, but the point is accurate. And I write as someone who isn't totally opposed to either politician. Trump strikes me as morally reprehensible, but his judicial selections and de-regulatory policies are praiseworthy. Newsom is smart and likeable — and I agree with a few of his policies. But can't both men spend more time governing and less time posturing?
It keeps getting worse. Last week, California joined five other states and the District of Columbia in suing the Trump administration over its softening of federal nutritional standards to allow schools to provide fewer whole grains and more salt in their cafeteria meals. Real. Slowly. Now. School-lunch contents are the business of local school boards and principals, not presidents, governors and attorney generals. This is not a state or federal issue.
That's at least the 47th lawsuit the state of California has filed or joined against the Trump administration on issues ranging from ObamaCare to vehicle-mileage standards to the border "emergency." Some are legit, and others aren't, but it's hard to believe these are being filed mainly for constitutional reasons rather than to elevate California politicians to leading national political roles.
"I don't want to be a sparring partner with President Trump," Newsom said in February. "(B)ut he makes it all but impossible when he plays these games." I agree with Newsom on that border issue, but he should stick to the many state issues that require attention.
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And I mean our state. Attorney General Xavier Becerra recently announced a California state-funded travel ban to South Carolina because of its new rule allowing publicly funded faith-based foster agencies to base decisions on religious belief. Whether one views the rule as discriminatory to gay parents or supportive of religious liberty, it's none of California's business. Nation-states have their own "foreign" policy, but they should never be too interventionist.
With the world's fifth-largest economy, California can seem like its own country. But its leaders should spend more time dealing with our own pension debts, crumbling roads, poor-performing schools, sky-high poverty rates, housing shortages and homeless crises, and less time with foreign visits and federal lawsuits. The president should pipe down, too, and deal with the nation's sprawling debt and spending problems. Maybe both men can learn from my local utilities district by just doing their jobs and leaving us alone.
Steven Greenhut is Western region director for the R Street Institute. He was a Register editorial writer from 1998-2009. Write to him at sgreenhut@rstreet.org.
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William Thomas Allen was born c. 1906. He died on August 3, 1941 at 35 years old.
William Allen died on August 3, 1941
Lowestoft Naval Memorial Panel 4, in United Kingdom
Rank: Skipper
Regiment: Royal Naval Reserve
Unit/ship/squadron: H.m.s. Sotra
William Thomas Allen died on August 3, 1941 at 35 years old. He was buried in Lowestoft Naval Memorial Panel 4, United Kingdom. He was born c. 1906. There is no information about William's surviving family.
In 1906, in the year that William Thomas Allen was born, English biochemist Frederick Hopkins concluded that vitamins are essential to the human body and that a lack of vitamins caused scurvy and rickets. Scurvy and rickets were both huge problems in sailors that were at sea for extended time and the addition of vitamin C, vitamin D, and calcium in their diets helped eradicate the problem.
In 1914, William was just 8 years old when President Woodrow Wilson signed a proclamation designating Mother's Day, the second Sunday in May, as a national holiday to honor mothers. Anna Jarvis had championed a Mother's Day for years but Congress had joked a few years earlier that then they would have to proclaim a "Mother-in-law's Day" as well. The President who championed a woman's right to vote also created a day in their honor.
In 1928, William was 22 years old when Mickie Mouse was born! He first appeared in Disney's Steamboat Willie, along with Minnie. Although they were in two previous shorts, this was the first to be distributed. Steamboat Willie took advantage of the new technology and was a "talkie" - music was coordinated with the animation. It became the most popular cartoon of its day.
In 1936, when he was 30 years old, on November 2nd, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) debuted the world's first regular high-definition television service. The channel had a short schedule - Monday through Saturday, 3:00p to 4:00p and 9:00p to 10:00p. The first broadcast was "Opening of the BBC Television Service".
In 1941, in the year of William Thomas Allen's passing, on June 25th, President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 8802, prohibiting racial discrimination in the defense industry. EO 8802 was the first federal action to prohibit employment discrimination - without prejudice as to "race, creed, color, or national origin" - in the U.S. Civil Rights groups had planned a march on Washington D.C. to protest for equal rights but with the signing of the Order, they canceled the March.
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Frank Losee (June 12, 1856 – November 14, 1937) was an American stage and screen actor. A veteran of the Broadway stage he began in silent films in 1915. Often he played the father of Mary Pickford, Pauline Frederick and Marguerite Clark.
His wife was Marion Elmore.
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Q: How to convert results (urls) from string to DataFrame for Pandas to_excel? My Code:
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as soup
from numpy.lib.function_base import extract
import requests
import pandas as pd

Scraper2Excel = "C:\\Users\\Ashley\\FromPython3.xlsx"

writer = pd.ExcelWriter(Scraper2Excel, engine='xlsxwriter')

READ = "C:\\Users\\Ashley\\URLs List.xlsx"
Tickers1 = pd.read_excel(READ, sheet_name='Tickers', header=None)
Tickers = Tickers1.values.ravel()
print(Tickers)

UniformResourceLocators = pd.read_excel(READ, sheet_name= 'URLs', header=None, skiprows=1)
UniformResourceLocatorsTitles = pd.read_excel(READ, sheet_name='URLs', header=None, nrows=1).values[0]
UniformResourceLocators.columns = UniformResourceLocatorsTitles

URLs = UniformResourceLocators['Company News URL']
tick = UniformResourceLocators['Tickers']

startrow =0

for i in Tickers:
    s = Tickers1.loc[(Tickers1[0]==i)]
    print(s)
    s.to_excel(writer, sheet_name='Sheet1', startrow= startrow, startcol= 0, header=False, index=False)
    startrow += 1

    url = URLs.loc[(tick==i)]
    print(url)

    for i in url:
        html_text = requests.get(i).text
        chickennoodle = soup(html_text, 'html.parser')

        for link in chickennoodle.find_all('a'):
            my_links = (link.get('href'))

            print(my_links)

I get stuck here. my_links prints a bunch of URLs in a string format, and I'm wanting to output them to an excel file.  I haven't been able to find a way to convert it to a DataFrame so pandas will let me use to_excel.  I'm very novice so thanks for any help.

            #df = my_links??
            df.to_excel(writer, sheet_name='Sheet2', startrow= startrow, startcol=0, header=False, index=False)
            startrow += 1

writer.save()

A: What I would do is initiate an empty list before your for loop and then append 'my_links' to that list within your loop.
Then at the end of your code , you can convert that list to a column of your df before exporting to excel.
Something like
mylinksList=[]
df=pd.DataFrame()

for i in url:
        html_text = requests.get(i).text
        chickennoodle = soup(html_text, 'html.parser')

        for link in chickennoodle.find_all('a'):
            my_links = (link.get('href'))
            mylinksList.append(my_links)

df['links']=pd.Series(mylinksList)


We are married for 4 years.. still no kid.. recently i was diagnosed with PCOS.. I also have an intramural anterior wall fibroid of size 12*10mm.. I have regular periods, 26-28 days cycle but I don't ovulate.. I have hypothyroidism also..
I'm getting aged.. please suggest us good fertility doctors in Chennai who can give best treatment for my health condition.. I'm worried a lot and don't want to delay anymore..


Ferry Lodge Cottage is a delightful, little detached cottage situated next to the ownerâ€â"¢s home on the edge of the marina on the outskirts of Kilrush in County Clare and can sleep two people in one double bedroom with en-suite shower room. The rest of the cottage contains an open plan living area with kitchen, breakfast bar and sitting area and there are two sun rooms. To the outside there is ample off road parking and a front lawned area with decked area and furniture. Ferry Lodge Cottage is a lovely base for a couple looking for a romantic break away, where you can walk down to the water's edge and watch the boats glide by.
All ground floor. One double bedroom (zip/link, can be twin on request) with en-suite shower, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, breakfast bar and sitting area. Utility. Two sun rooms.
Electric heaters. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, TV with Saorview, CD/radio. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Ample off road parking. Front lawned garden with decked area and furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop and pub 10 mins walk. Note: Garden leads to the waterâ€â"¢s edge, children to be supervised. Note: There is one step to access property.


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Stoły – podwierzchołkowa polana na Sałaszu Zachodnim (865,5 m) w Paśmie Łososińskim w Beskidzie Wyspowym. Właściwie są to dwie polany na południowych stokach tego szczytu. Oddzielone są wąskim pasem lasu. Od dawna nieużytkowana polana zachodnia stopniowo zarasta lasem. Na polanie wschodniej znajduje się gospodarstwo rolne i kilka budynków. Obydwie są widokowe, roztacza się z nich panorama widokowa na południową stronę. Panorama ta obejmuje znaczną część Beskidu Wyspowego, Gorce, Pieniny i sięga aż po Magurę Spiską i Tatry. Szczególnie dobrze widoczna (z dolnej części polany zachodniej) jest leżąca poniżej Łysa Góra z wyciągiem narciarskim. Dawniej widoki rozciągały się również na północną stronę, jednak obecnie przesłonił je las.

Administracyjnie polany Stoły znajdują się w obrębie miejscowości Mordarka w województwie małopolskim, w powiecie limanowskim, w gminie Limanowa. Z polany widoczne są zabudowania tej miejscowości. Grzbietem Sałasza Zachodniego i górnym skrajem obydwu polan prowadzi szlak turystyczny.

Na mapie Geoportalu w Paśmie Łososińskim zaznaczona jest inna polana Stoły, znajdująca się na południowo-wschodnim stoku Sałasza Wschodniego.

Szlaki turystyki pieszej
  Limanowa – Sałasz Zachodni – Pasmo Łososińskie – Jezioro Rożnowskie,
  Łososina Górna – Sałasz Zachodni – Pisarzowa.

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Polany Beskidu Wyspowego
Mordarka


In May 2010 we opened our spacious mediterranean style outside area/terrace. During nice weather, come and sit outside and enjoy the sun. And if the sun is too hot for you, we have an canopied area that offers lots of shade.