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REVIEW: "Pride + Prejudice + Zombies"
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PRIDE & PREJUDICE & ZOMBIES is the latest attempt to answer the question of whether or not you can stretch one joke into an entire movie, though this time the joke being adapted is less of the "setup-misdirection-punchline" and more of a "hey, isn't it funny that this is a thing that exists" variety. Yes, COULD in fact read the original parody novel and get some laughs from it, but the main JOKE in play was that someone actually did sit down and rewrite a Jane Austen novel so that same basic story takes place in an alternate timeline where Regency Era Great Britain went through a zombie apocalypse that necessitated its heroes become martial-arts trained zombie-killers in addition to class-conscious countryside aristocrats. Set it on the shelf, let people flip through and discern "Oh my, they actually went all the way through with this, how silly!" and there you go the joke has been told.
Such as it is with the new movie adaptation, which has a certain amount of style amid some oddly haphazard direction and salvage-job editing to its credit but mainly seems to exist in service of trailers and YouTube mashups to be compiled later: It's not at all unpleasant to sit through and at times hits some suitable high notes – but there's no "joke" to be told in the movie-proper that's any funnier than the mere fact that it actually IS a movie and not a 2 ½ minute Lonely Island skit of SNL.
Perhaps inevitably, making a movie out of a premise that by all rights ought to be a comedy sketch means that it really only feels engaged when it arrives a specifically-timed "Jane Austen Plus Zombies And Zombie-Hunting" setpieces that play out like skits in and of themselves: The Bennett Sisters violent rescuing a fancy party from a zombie attack? Funny! Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy's argument over his proposal turning into a full-blown mixed martial-arts duel? Inspired! Keeping big chunks of the original dialogue intact even though scenes have been completely recontexualized? Clever! The connective tissue between segments to get us there? Not so much. To be perfectly honest, while also far from flawless, ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPRIE HUNTER is overall probably the superior telling of this particular joke.
A lot of the blame for what doesn't work has to be laid at the feet of director Burr Steers, who doesn't seem to yet have a full handle on what to do with a large-budget film that requires such a careful balance of tone and aesthetic to get its central gags across. On the other hand, the film adds a few more conventional zombie-horror subplots to the story that pull the narrative even further away from the original; a strange decision since it's actively undercutting the premise of its own joke. Then again, they've been working on the screenplay to this thing for a ridiculously long development cycle – hell, at one point years ago David O. Russell and Natalie Portman were supposed to make this, so by now it's amazing that it got to screen at all.
What's generally disappointing is that the fairly obvious opportunities for this to actually rise above its one-joke premise and have some real thematic merit are all but completely ignored. Zombies are better than almost any monster in terms of creating the opportunity for satire since they are LITERALLY walking caricatures of humanity. But PRIDE & PREJUDICE & ZOMBIES can't seem to find anything to say about such fertile subject matter as the British class system, arbitrary rules of social decorum or even the broad observational humor at the expense of the landed gentry present in Austen's original text – even though the poor zombies keep wandering through the frame practically SCREAMING: "Excuse me, sir! Would perchance anyone be having any need of an ideal allegorical shorthand for disruptive inhumanity among humans?"
But, instead, the movie is basically content to just settle in on "Stuff that looks like THE WALKING DEAD happening to people who look like DOWNTON ABBEY" and ride it out to the end. There are some laughs to be had, some inventive action beats and the cast all seems exceptionally "game" for keeping straight faces through all of this absurdity… but it just doesn't quite get all the way there. I didn't hate it, I laughed at it, ironically the people who enjoy it MOST will almost certainly be hardcore Jane Austen fans who'll get all the references and scene-reimaginings; but in terms of all the hype PRIDE & PREJUDICE & ZOMBIES just doesn't come fully to life.
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Too near that girl's smouldering gaze?
I swear I have a book fairy lodged at home. Volumes I thought I had disappear, nowhere to be found, so I must acquire them anew. I bought R. S. Thomas' Collected Poems on being reminded by Ron Ferguson of their difference from George Mackay Brown's in their treatment of faith. Both poets had a bare, spare language but if Mackay Brown celebrated being at home in a world ritualised in faith, R. S. Thomas was more aware of the fragility of faith and its purchase on a more austere, remote God (and the converse - the fickleness of humans and their ability to keep God's intruding claims at bay). This latter ability is beautiful caught in the chapel deacon's dual nature described here, so deftly and economically.
Do you have the audio recording of RS Thomas's poems? It is so earthy and soulful.
Yes, I have heard him read his own poems , extremely well, not a feat that many poets accomplish in my own experience!
They are a fascinating contrast, and my two favourite modern poets. Did RST ever reach what he was searching for? Did GMB's search arrive at the right place?
For RST not I suspect in this life, holding to his curmudgeonly persona to the end - of reaching after, glimpsing finely but always ending disappointed. For GMB yes, possibly, every moment captured in God's eye as meaningful and always the invitation to see the world with that eye, hold it in vision.


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3 ejected in Florida-Missouri brawl; Dan Mullen explains what happened while dressed as Darth Vader
Jace Evans
Three players were ejected as a brawl broke out between Florida and Missouri at the end of the first half of the Gators' 41-17 win in Gainesville on Saturday night.
Florida apparently took exception to a hit quarterback Kyle Trask sustained from Missouri's Trajan Jeffcoat on the final play of the half, touching off a wild scuffle that saw multiple punches thrown by players.
Zachary Carter and Antwaun Powell were tossed from the game for Florida, while Missouri saw Tre Williams ejected from the contest. Every player on both teams was also assessed an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, per the broadcast.
Even the coaches got into it, with Florida's Dan Mullen and Missouri's Eli Drinkwitz appearing to exchange words before engaging in a slightly calmer conversation involving the referees.
Walking off the field with his team up 20-7 after the madness subsided, Mullen briefly came back out to pump up the crowd.
In an almost more-ridiculous scene postgame, Mullen showed up to his press conference dressed as villainous Star Wars character Darth Vader (though he said the Halloween costume just happened to be the only one lying around Florida's facility).
"Everyone's running to the locker room and it keeps spilling down that way," the Vader-suited Mullen said of how the confrontation between his team and the Tigers escalated. "Really unfortunate situation. It's not something we condone, obviously. It's not something that you really want to see in the game at all."
"I don't know why they were running over to our hash," Missouri's Drinkwitz said. "I have no idea what they were yelling about. We'll take a look at the film and I'm sure we'll find out more tomorrow when we watch the tape. Film doesn't lie."
Supplemental discipline is almost surely coming from the SEC after this brawl.
Florida, playing its first game since Oct. 10 following a COVID-19 outbreak within the team that included Mullen contracting the virus, plays rival Georgia next week. Missouri is off, but plays the No. 5 Bulldogs in two weeks.
"It's an ugly scene," Drinkwitz said of the brawl. "It's an ugly scene for football, an ugly scene for college football. I'm not proud of it. I don't know who started it. We've got to figure it out and we've got to get it fixed. It's disappointing."
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Nguyễn Tiến Nhật (ur. 5 kwietnia 1990 w Ho Chi Minh) – wietnamski szermierz, szpadzista.

Szermierkę uprawia od 2005. Do rozpoczęcia treningów zainspirowały go zawody olimpijskie w Atenach. Początkowo uprawiał wszystkie konkurencje szermiercze (floret, szabla i szpada)

W 2011 zdobył brązowy medal w szpadzie na igrzyskach Azji Południowo-Wschodniej. Po tym sukcesie zaczął startować tylko w zawodach szpadzistów.

W 2012 wziął udział w turnieju kwalifikacyjnym do igrzysk olimpijskich. Zajął w nim drugie miejsce, dzięki czemu awansował na igrzyska. W ćwierćfinale pokonał Shogo Nishidę 15:13, w półfinale wygrał z Leung Ka Mingiem 15:10, a w finale przegrał z Uzbekiem Ruslanem Kudayevem 7:15.

Na igrzyskach olimpijskich przegrał w pierwszej rundzie z Elmirem Alimżanowem z Kazachstanu 9:15, a w końcowej klasyfikacji uplasował się na 29. pozycji. Był chorążym reprezentacji Wietnamu na tych igrzyskach.

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Tsukamoto is a sports anime protagonist, short, unskilled and inexperienced in soccer but brimming with good will and enthusiasm and willing to do everything it takes to advance the standard sports anime plotline help his team get to nationals (Japan must have a national competition in something every single day of the year…maybe Canada does too, I'm ill-informed). With the help of his new friend stereotypical pretty boy Kazama, and his token archetypes teammates, Tsukimoto will do the exact same thing as every other sports anime protagonist discover his love of the game and finally find a place where he belongs.
Be honest with me, should I just give up trying to come up with witty post names?
I have some rather questionable ambitions. To my credit, most are legal. One of these, is to watch every single sports anime that comes my way and that's how Days got on my list. High praise, I know. Days seems to have been mostly ignored and garnered generally tepid reception among the few people that did give it a chance, which is too bad because Days is surprisingly more enjoyable that it has any right to be.
Sure, technically speaking there's nothing spectacular going on here. The designs are nice, your classic team full of pretty boys (noone's complaining) and varied enough to be interesting but the already somewhat pared down aesthetic becomes laughably minimalist as soon as a scene requires any distance or movement.
And movement is by far the weakest part of this series. Seeing as this is a sports anime about soccer, you would reasonably expect a lot of running around and dynamic action sequences. These tend to be quite demanding on a production though and Days employs every possible trick in the book to avoid actual animation. By this I mean, closeups on faces with lightly moving hair instead of full body/ full field shots, strangely frozen extras or having the camera move over static frames. All of these are pretty obvious but for my money, much preferable to actual bad animation. Just don't expect to get swept away by onscreen action.
Maybe partly due to this lack of animation, the story focuses much more on feels than mechanics. Yes, it gives us some soccer fundamentals, but unlike a lot of animes in this genre, it doesn't go into much details about the history, strategies and game theory of soccer. Days chooses to concentrate instead on the social and character building aspects of team sports. I actually quite enjoyed this departure and found that I had become surprisingly attached to the admittedly stock characters, very quickly.
In a mere 24 episodes, a trifling for a sports anime, I actually developed some type connection to most team members and half the rivals. No, this show doesn't have the masterful characterization of Haikyuu!! but then again very few shows do. I do believe that Days establishes its characters better than the norm and uses personality driven plots to make the most of what it has.
Although in many ways Tsukamoto is the prototypical sports anime protagonist (is that too many "pro" words in a sentence?) He does stray from the mold in one important aspect. Tsuki has parents, rather "A" parent, and his relationship with his mother is both important and character defining. Tsuki's backstory is considerably more tragic than expected but it's handled with a certain optimistic nonchalance that's both refreshing and endearing. The emphasis on Tsuki's relationship with his handicapped mother and how this has shaped him as a person was rather unique and I wish they had delved into it even deeper. This said, all their shared moments, were sweet and occasionally deeply moving. It hammered home the "hero" aspect in one of the most effective ways I've yet to see.
"Maybe life isn't about counting all the things you've lost".
This said, there are some pretty obvious problems with the narrative as well. Kazama is adorable but oddly shallow for what is essentially the deuteragonist. His character never feels fully developed despite a few episodes dedicated to his background.
Also, in part as a product of the short runtime and blind optimism of the series, conflicts are minor and almost instantly resolved. There really isn't much in way of dramatic tension here.
A lot of the problems with the show seem to stem from the fact that this was essentially a pilot season. It ends on a cliffhanger with a very hopeful (as in all things) "see you next season" screen. I would be willing to bet that the writers left much of the development and drama for potential upcoming seasons and treated this as a largely superficial straight forward introduction.
I'm not sure if this was a miscalculation on the part of the production team or if we are in fact ever going to get a second season. The fact is, for all of the shortcomings I mentioned above, I enjoyed Days a whole lot. The visceral impact was undeniable and although I may not have been on the edge of my seat breathlessly waiting for the next goal, I found that I was really looking forward to spending more time with the Seiseki team and the series effectively sold me on reading the manga.
Every time Kazama defends Tsuki – cheer!
Every time Kimishita wears his glasses – huh?
I liked the coach too!
I am pretty new to the world of manga and anime but you seem to be having a really nice blog on it. I have made sure to follow your blog to read more!
I liked this show quite a bit when I was watching it and that was a big surprise for me, because I'm not much of a sports anime fan.
Maybe I should get into more sport series at some point.
Hmm, which ones do you think are great?
OOHH – I hope you do (enjoy it that is) and if you do, let me know!
I don't remember Days. I don't remember a single moment. Normally, I remember dropping shows early on, but with Days I'm not sure I even tried it out once. Might have. I do remember the title. If it was a guessing game, and you'd have said "Days", I'd have said, ah that soccer anime, and then drawn a blank. I think I didn't try it at all. It doesn't look that forgettable. In fact, I find the character designs pretty nice. They've got a sort of comfortable charm. They're nothing special, but they make you feel right at home (in a sports anime).
To be honest, sports isn't my genre. I tend to drop most at some point (so it means something when I make it through three seasons of Haikyuu for example).
Ping Pong Girls has passion, friendship, and hairpins.
I can watch it for hours….
I quite enjoyed Days, probably because they don't spend forever explaining soccer (football-whatever) to you and there is that larger focus on the emotion of Tsukamoto. I also agree with your criticisms of the story only feeling like an introduction and Kazama's character going really nowhere in the first season. I actually wouldn't mind more of this. I'm not the biggest sports anime fan but this was kind of charming in a fairly ordinary kind of way.
I honestly think this has the makings of a great sports anime if it gets a bit more time and budget. I've seen quite a few and as far as first seasons go – Days is pretty solid.
Sports anime must be getting super popular. I would've never expected that. As soon as I heard the main character was short and not a natural soccer player, I immediately thought about Sho Kazamatsuri from Whistle if he was older. Looks like the story does deviate from that soccer anime though. Great job on the review!
I believe the renaissance of Sports anime can be traced back to the brilliant marketing decision to bishify the cast thereby easily doubling the potential audience. The decision has proved somewhat successful methinks….
It's ok Raist – I'll watch them for the both of us!
True, this was super fun.
I dare you to prove it's not!
well here is an anime I have past by countless times on Crunchyroll but this review has made me decide to add it to my 'to watch' list! awesome work!
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Former wheelchair user first to cross hospice Starlight Walk finish line
Georgia Barrow
Hannah Goodwin, who had been a wheelchair user for 10 years, and partner Rory Ward were first to finish Garden House Hospice Care's Starlight Walk. Picture: Garden House Hospice Care
More than 450 people donned their most colourful fancy dress and glitter face paint for Garden House Hospice Care's annual Starlight Walk on Sunday - including Hannah Goodwin, who finished first having only recently starting walking again after 10 years in a wheelchair.
Hundreds turned out for Garden House Hospice Care's tenth year of Starlight Walk. Picture: Garden House Hospice Care
The 7½-mile walk started at the Nuffield Health Centre in Letchworth and took walkers through the town and on to parts of the Greenway, before looping back to the finish at the health centre.
Hannah - who was the first person to cross the line with her partner Rory Ward - has been living with a juvenile arthritis condition since she was 11 and was in a wheelchair for 10 years.
Walkers donned their fancy dress in aid of the hospice. Picture: Garden House Hospice Care
The 27-year-old is currently in remission and, after being on medication and working through a lot of physio, she was able to take on the challenge in aid of the hospice.
Hannah said: "I could only have dreamt of something like this a year ago.
Garden House Hospice Care's popular Starlight Walk event is in its tenth year. Picture: Garden House Hospice Care
"I got here through a lot of hard work and determination. It was a fantastic event to take part in and has helped me in my training for a marathon that I am walking in September."
This year's walk saw the addition of new features and a number of themed stations including the path of lights - where walkers dedicated a candle to the memory of a loved one - the fountain of lights, and live entertainment and hot chocolate and marshmallows at Letchworth splash park.
Organiser Jake Amos said: "Each person that took part has played a vital part in helping the hospice to continue providing end of life care to those in need.
"This year the fundraising target was £15,000 which could pay to run the hospice's services for two days.
Hundreds turned out for Garden House Hospice Care's tenth year of Starlight Walk. Picture: Martin Wooton
"Broken down, this figure could also pay for 790 hours of complimentary therapy in the Hawthorne Day Services centre and 517 hours of patient care.
"We would like to say a huge thanks to everyone who took part and to all the marshals and volunteers who are the people that make events like this happen."
Walkers donned their fancy dress in aid of the hospice. Picture: Martin Wooton
Trustee and treasurer James Silsby added: "Together with community partners, the fundraising team put on over 1,000 events annually. There is something there for everybody to participate in to help raise money. Thank you to everyone who took part on Sunday and for what you do in the future."
Garden House Hospice Care's popular Starlight Walk event is in its tenth year. Picture: Martin Wooton
Walkers donned their fancy dress in aid of the hospice. Picture: Tony Ferns


HCHS sweeps Alma Bryant (Ala.): Harrison Central swept Alma Bryant, Ala., Wednesday night at Harrison Central, 7-0 and 11-1. Madison Burge struck out 13 and gave up one hit in the opener. Simone McKinney led the Red Rebelettes at the plate with two hits, including a triple and scored twice. Jhericka Strickland added a triple, while Burge and Kayla Cade added RBI singles. In Game 2, Kristen Cade struck out nine batters and gave up two hits in five innings, while Juli Evans struck out two in one inning of work. Desirea Lindsey, Shelby Thacker, and Daijah Richardson all added two hits each. Lindsey added a triple and Richardson added a double.
St. Patrick win Division 8-3A meet: The Fighting Irish won the Division title on Wednesday at Grand Bear. Christopher Diaz was the low medalist, shooting 74.


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Don Carey (* 10. Oktober 1947 in San Diego, Kalifornien) ist ein ehemaliger US-amerikanischer Schiedsrichter im American Football, der von der Saison 1995 bis 2013 in der NFL tätig war. Er trug die Uniform mit der Nummer 126.

Karriere
Carey begann im Jahr 1995 seine NFL-Laufbahn als Field Judge, ehe er im Jahr 1998 auf die Position des Back Judges wechselte. Nachdem Schiedsrichter Bill Carollo seinen Rücktritt bekannt gegeben hatte, wurde er zur NFL-Saison 2009 zum Hauptschiedsrichter ernannt. Sein erstes Spiel – die Arizona Cardinals gegen die San Francisco 49ers – leitete er am 13. September 2009.

Er war Back Judge im Super Bowl XXXVII. Er war zudem Back Judge im Pro Bowl 2013.

Privates
Sein jüngerer Bruder Mike Carey war ebenfalls Schiedsrichter in der NFL.

Trivia
Carey war der vierte afroamerikanische Hauptschiedsrichter in der Geschichte der NFL. Vor ihm waren es Johnny Grier (1988), Mike Carey (1995) und Jerome Boger (2006).

Bei der Begegnung der Carolina Panthers gegen die Green Bay Packers am 3. Oktober 2005 gehörte er dem Schiedsrichtergespann seines jüngeren Bruders Mike Carey an. Es war das erst Mal in der Geschichte der NFL, dass zwei Brüder Teil eines Schiedsrichterteams waren.

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Apple to migrate Macs to ARM chips in 2021?
Apple may introduce an ARM-powered Mac in 2021
What we think we know about iPhone 2020
Apple's Mac Catalyst is becoming very, very serious
Apple Holic
By Jonny Evans, Computerworld |
Appleholic, (noun), æp·əl-hɑl·ɪk: An imaginative person who thinks about what Apple is doing, why and where it is going. Delivering popular Apple-related news, advice and entertainment since 1999.
All eyes on looming iMac redesign
Will the next iMac design show the future of Apple hardware design, after Jony Ive?
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It's logical to expect Apple's heavily speculated plan to use its own homegrown A-series processors inside Macs to be matched with new hardware designs.
Which comes first, the iMac or the chip?
Apple recently introduced a 16-in. MacBook Pro that's around the same size as the 15-in. model it replaced.
For its next step, the company is now expected to transform the design of other Mac hardware, including new iMac designs. The idea behind the change is to fit more display into the computer by slimming the bezels that surround the screen.
China Times claims Apple will start production of a new 23-in. iMac in the current quarter, which implies a summer release schedule for these systems. This follows introduction of a new iMac model powered by faster Intel processors last year.
The basic design of the iMac has remained more or less identical since 2012, which was when Apple took the optical drive out and made the machine much thinner.
A move to slim the bezels may also be an opportunity for deeper design change. It should also be an opportunity for Apple to introduce new display and audio enhancements. The company's HomePod and outstanding audio in the 16-inch MacBook Pro show how effectively Apple is improving its sound capture and reproduction systems.
Apple's continued innovations in display technology culminate in the Pro Display XDR, which provides the highest-quality display at an industry-beating price.
What about the migration?
Of course, with Apple expected to begin to migrate its Mac range to its own A-series processors starting in 2021, an iMac refresh could see the company introduce different hardware design concepts as Apple moves into life after Jony Ive.
Almost eight years since the last major iMac redesign and with a new processor migration set to begin, Apple's iconic product seems a good place to reveal any changes in its approach.
The A14 series chips used inside future Macs will, apparently, be made by TSMC and are likely to be 5-nanometer processors equipped with eight cores. (Think how Pro Mode could work with these chips).
Apple is thought to be exploring 12-core versions and the internal project name is allegedly Kalamata.
Further down the road, TSMC is thought to be investing in 3nm process designs set for introduction in 2023. The expectation is that it will introduce Macs powered by Apple chips starting with a notebook of some kind.
The result? Apple has a clear processor upgrade path (for the present) culminating in 12-core processors at record-setting speeds with low energy demands.
It will also own the patents, enabling the company to ship Macs at lower prices and with unique features competitors won't match.
These will almost inevitably include things like on-device machine learning, machine image intelligence, and augmented reality support (for both AR creation and consumption).
It seems logical to expect some changes in the look and feel of Apple hardware given a move to new processors — it's hard to think of a better time to make such a change.
What about the Magic Keyboard?
Apple's new Magic Keyboard may also intimate at what a new iMac may be like. When used with an iPad, this provides an experience strongly reminiscent of the G4 iMac, which saw the computer in the base and the display mounted on a pivoting stalk.
It's as if you could remove your computer from the stand to use it as a tablet — which has limited use when working with a 23-inch display, unless you're into architecture, technical drawing or design.
Ultimately, the challenge for Apple won't solely be defined by the technological and operational hurdles it will (and to an extent, already has) needed to overcome to put A series chips inside Macs; it will also need to guide customers into why such a move makes sense.
What are the human advantages of any such changes and how can they be explained?
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John Rector is a prize-winning short story writer and author of the novels The Cold Kiss and The Grove. He lives in Omaha, Nebraska. The rights for his novels have been sold in North America, the United Kingdom, Germany and the Netherlands among others.

References

 Jenny Brown Associates
 WOWT Channel 6: "Local Author Gets Attention of Big Name Publishers
 International Thriller Writers: Interview with John Rector
 National Review Online: "A Cool Thriller for the Dog Days"

External links
 John Rector's personal website
 Jenny Brown Associates
 Tor/Forge Author Profile

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American male novelists
Writers from Omaha, Nebraska
21st-century American short story writers
21st-century American male writers


Fans of toy cameras and retro cameras fell instantly in love with the Instax Mini Cheki Camera. Fujifilm later followed it up with an immensely popular Hello Kitty version. Now there is a special 2016 version in white, cream and red. Retaining much of the same specs as the earlier models, the Instax Mini Hello Kitty 2016 Red Ribbon Cheki Camera now comes with a Kitty-chan red ribbon along with a themed strap and stickers, plus optional Hello Kitty Cheki film.


As a high school math teacher, I am always on the lookout for the uses and abuses of statistics. The article "Bardo's plans to improve WSU are interlocked" (Aug. 12 Eagle) provided a great example.
Wichita State University's provost stated that state funding in 2013 was 23.6 percent of the university's $282 million, whereas in 2005, state funding accounted for 37.3 percent of its $175 million budget. This sounds like state funding has been drastically cut over the past eight years. However, if we use our trusty calculator, we find that state funding was $65.3 million in 2005 and $66.6 million in 2013. Thus, state funding for WSU has actually increased slightly during that period.
It is true that this small increase does not keep up with inflation and increased enrollment, but the bigger issue is that state funding could never keep up with a university budget that grew by 61 percent in eight years.
The "innocuous reason" (Aug. 9 Opinion Line) federal agents raided two Gibson Guitar factories (and levied a $300,000 fine) was that Gibson illegally imported exotic woods from Madagascar and India that was unlawfully harvested. That is hardly "business as usual" for an American company.
An investigation over a year and a half was done. To avoid criminal charges, Gibson will pay a fine. There is nothing "innocuous" about it.
I disagree with "Many object" (Aug. 11 Letters to the Editor) and its analysis of Leonard Pitts' commentary on the Texas GOP platform plank (Aug. 6 Opinion). Pitts did not promote disregarding religion or parental teachings. He took the Texas GOP platform to task for its belief that teaching critical thinking would do exactly what the letter writer interpreted.
Critical thinking is a requirement for science and mathematics and for solving many of today's problems. Because Gov. Sam Brownback is an advocate of Texas Gov. Rick Perry and how he governs, I am concerned Brownback is on a similar path for Kansas. He and the Legislature are promoting early trade school training and more college graduation rates, but the only way to accomplish that is through improved K-12 education.
I have two relatives who have retired from the Texas education system. They are disgusted with Perry and the Texas Board of Education's degrading the class requirements.
Pitts' commentary is worth rereading and giving serious consideration to how you want to educate the children of Kansas in order to be competitive with other states and the world. Recent reports rank U.S. education about 20th in the world.
I am amazed at the number of letters to the editor that ignore the fact that if a human is intent on doing harm to another, gun or no gun, he will do so. Guns are used more times to prevent tragedy than to perpetrate one. Also, the "fraidy cats" who freak when they see a "man with a gun" who is not a police officer should reflect on the reasonable conclusion that a criminal or crazy person is not going to display the tools of their trade.
I have no objections to guns for use in hunting, but why do people need guns like they use in war? This country has a big problem, and we need somebody to stand up for the people who don't think we need machine guns to feel safe.
I recently saw the outstanding performance of "Next to Normal" at the Crown Uptown Theatre. The rock opera tells the story of how a family adjusts to mental illness. This is the Kansas premiere of the show and a very gutsy selection for dinner theater. It was worth it.


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.: Town Kaiserslautern
Kaiserslautern is a medium-sized town in the southwestern German state Rhineland-Palatinate. Kaiserslautern is located in the independent town Kaiserslautern and has a population of 99,302 people. All informationen about Kaiserslautern at a glance:
Area: 139,70 sqkm
Pop. density: 711 people per sqkm
Male population: 50,008 (50.4%)
Female population: 49,294 (49.6%)
Status: Town
Postal codes: 67653, 67655, 67657, 67659, 67661, 67663
Car sign: KL
Dialling code: 0631
Latitude/Width 49°27'00.0"N (49.45°)
Longitude/Length 7°45'00.0"E (7.75°)
Source of information on area and population: Statistisches Bundesamt, Wiesbaden. Month of publication: 10-2018
.: Places in Kaiserslautern
9 places found that are subordinated of the town Kaiserslautern (sorted alphabetically):
Dansenberg, Pfalz, Erfenbach, Erlenbach, Kreis Kaiserslautern, Espensteig, Hohenecken, Mölschbach, Morlautern, Pfalz, Siegelbach, Pfalz, Wiesenthalerhof
.: Map of Kaiserslautern
.: Distances from Kaiserslautern
Distance to the state capital: The distance between Kaiserslautern and the state capital of Rhineland-Palatinate Mainz is approximately 72 km (44.6 miles). Show route: Route .
Distance to the federal capital: The capital of Germany Berlin is approximately 524 km (325.6 miles) away from Kaiserslautern. Show route: Route .
Distances to the largest cities: Listing of the distances from Kaiserslautern to the largest cities in Germany.
Kaiserslautern is your current starting point for the distance calculator. The distance from Kaiserslautern to any other place will be automatically calculated from now on.
.: Find out more about Kaiserslautern
Kaiserslautern at Wikipedia
.: Places in the regional area of Kaiserslautern
2.2 km (1.4 miles) 67657 Morlautern, Pfalz -
3.7 km (2.3 miles) 67731 Otterbach, Pfalz 4,022
3.7 km (2.3 miles) 67731 Otterbach -
3.9 km (2.4 miles) 67659 Erlenbach, Kreis Kaiserslautern -
4.1 km (2.5 miles) 67661 Siegelbach, Pfalz -
4.4 km (2.8 miles) 67659 Erfenbach -
Kaiserslautern
.: Place name sign Kaiserslautern
.: Weather in Kaiserslautern
.: Location of Kaiserslautern
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The interminable abortion war
Donald Trump thinks abortion may be an election-winner. The Democrats might even prove him right
United StatesFeb 16th 2019 edition
FOR THE noisy extremists on both sides of America's abortion war, the real enemy is not each other but the more moderate majority in between them. Despite the passions the issue excites on the margins—among the 29% of Americans who think abortion should be legal in all circumstances, and the 18% who want it banned—an unyielding majority of Americans take a more nuanced view. "Abortion greys", as they are sometimes called, have for decades thought abortion should be legal. They are strongly against repealing Roe v Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court ruling that recognised abortion as a constitutional right. But they don't like the grim practice, suspect it is wrong, and want it to be restricted, especially in the later stages of pregnancy.
Hence pro-lifers have seized forcefully upon the new abortion laws recently passed in New York and drafted in Virginia, which would make it easier to terminate a fetus in the third trimester. President Donald Trump describes the laws as a Democratic plot to allow "children to be ripped from their mother's womb right up until the moment of birth." Such rhetoric has traditionally been employed by anti-abortionists, along with pictures of dismembered fetuses and threats of hellfire, as an argument for a blanket ban. Yet that is unimaginable. Even if Roe were overruled by the new conservative majority on the Supreme Court bench, around 35 states, run by Democrats or moderate Republicans, would carry on providing abortions regardless. Indeed, the New York and Virginia initiatives were fuelled in part by a desire to ensure uninterrupted abortion services in those states in the event that Roe is scrapped. The more limited curb on late-term abortions Mr Trump says he wants, by contrast, could be popular. Polls suggest two in three Americans who consider themselves to be "pro-choice" are against late-term abortions.
This tactical move among pro-lifers is part of a recent trend, and broadly welcome. Trying to represent the view of the majority is better than their longtime losing battle to shift public opinion to the extreme. But it is notable that banning late-term abortion would have little impact on the roughly 630,000 abortions carried out in America each year. Only about 1% take place after 21 weeks. And they are often a response to the sorts of exceptional circumstances, including threats to the mother's life or abnormalities in the fetus, that existing state-level bans on late-term abortion, as well as public opinion, tend to allow. The main reason Mr Trump is harping on the issue is political.
In a tight election a tiny movement of well-placed voters can be decisive. And the voters who seem likeliest to be swayed by an argument against late-term abortions are likely to be among the most coveted next year. They are working-class Catholics, concentrated in the Midwestern states, such as Michigan and Ohio, that Mr Trump won narrowly in 2016. Hard-up and moderately religious, they tend to hold socially conservative views, but not to vote on the basis of them. Presented with an uncompromising Democratic champion of abortion rights, pro-lifers hope they might be persuaded to make an exception to that. And with the Democrats veering to the extreme on this issue, among others, that is possible. Mr Trump's emotive language, as many have noted, exaggerated the potential effect of the changes in New York and Virginia. Hardly any abortions are or would be carried out in America after 24 weeks, when fetuses are considered to be capable of feeling pain. Yet such nuance is equally absent from the way leading Democrats speak about abortion. According to Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, a 2020 hopeful, there is "zero place for politicians to be involved in these very complicated medical decisions."
The obvious lesson, which pro-lifers appear at least temporarily to have learned, is that politicians willing to compromise have the broadest appeal. Indeed, the resistance that abortion greys have shown to the polemics of both sides, over three decades of abortion warring, is impressive. Some liberals anticipated that, post-Roe, Americans would become as relaxed about abortion rights as they were fast becoming about civil rights, gay rights and other liberal matters ruled on by the court. That has not happened, in part because of the abolitionists, but also because of factors beyond politicians' control. These include religious faith and developments in medicine, which have made fetuses viable at an earlier stage, provided more graphic pictures of their emergence, and made even difficult pregnancies less daunting. Such progress has made people who once saw abortion primarily as a medical issue—or, in the case of formerly pro-choice Republicans, as a social welfare and fiscal one—likelier to see it as a moral one, in which the mother and the unborn child both have a stake.
Yet the abortion war mainly illustrates how far from moderation politicians have nonetheless been pushed—first on the right, but increasingly also on the left. Until the late 1970s Republicans were deeply divided on the issue. They formed a unified view of it as a moral crisis only after the party's alignment with the religious right. The endurance of that position, even as the abortion rate has since plunged, also reflects the way energetic minorities, such as pro-lifers, have been able to control internal party debate through the primary system. On the left, in this and other ways, the extremist drift came later and is more modest. Yet Hillary Clinton's gravitation from calling abortion "sad, even tragic" in 2005 to the more conventionally pro-choice line she espoused in 2016 was a significant change.
Better late or never?
The argument over late-term abortions is worth having. At the least, most Americans seem to consider it important and necessary. But the abortion war looks essentially irresoluble. Only a drastic political realignment, to end the wider culture wars it has done so much to inflame, could terminate it. As a barrier to more productive politics, the resulting deadlock is another tragedy.
This article appeared in the United States section of the print edition under the headline "The interminable abortion war"
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Stan Kennedy of Four Wheel Campers has announced a one-month photo contest for Four Wheel Camper customers. The contest is running right now and ends September 16th, 2018. Enter now!
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We have a rich history of tours around the world with various relic collections that are under the care of the Apostolate for Holy Relics. Because of our expertise in the field as well as the scope and reach of our ongoing tours with holy relics, we have also partnered with multiple Catholic organizations to bring other significant relics to the broader Christian spectrum in the United States and abroad.
LOS ANGELES — Director Mel Gibson's graphic portrayal of the death of Jesus in "The Passion of the Christ" (search) is already on its way to breaking box office records. At the same time, the movie seems to be spawning a renewed interest in Christianity.
The relics traveled throughout the Archdiocese of Los Angeles in 2007. The collection includes relics of St. Anthony of Padua, patron of sailors, St. Therese of Lisieux, patron of pilots and air crews and St. Ignatius of Loyola, patron of soldiers. In these events the faithful are asked to pray for troops serving in harms way. The tour for these saints began in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. Called Operation: Special Intention, the tour of these relics was a joint effort between the Los Angeles-based International Crusade for Holy Relics (ICHR), the Apostolate for Holy relics (AHR) and the deacons of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. "With the men and women of our armed forces deployed in harms way throughout the world, we wanted to find a way to let those of us on the home front support the troops with our prayers for their safety and for peace in the world. It is also an opportunity for us to pray for the souls of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice", said Thomas Serafin, AHR and ICHR president.
The International Crusade for Holy Relics welcomes you to participate in the "OPERATION: SPECIAL INTENTION TOUR", specifically designed for the public veneration and prayerful intentions of families and individuals with loved ones serving in the military, past present and future.
St. Viviana Chapel, located in the Mausoleum level of the cathedral. Faithful are invited to offer prayers and to the venerate the Holy Relics of the Saints. When we address the saints, we beg them to pray for us through the merits of Jesus Christ, while we ask Jesus to help us through his own merits. The Church declares, with regards to the invocation of saints that it is useful and salutary to ask for their prayers.
The icon and relics will be reserved in a side chapel in the south ambulatory of the Cathedral. The faithful are invited to write their intentions a special book of prayers and take a holy card with the image of the icon and the Saints and a special prayer.
The Deacons of the Archdiocese will host the icon and the relics in various parishes throughout the Archdiocese until November then the relics will travel throughout the United States for a national tour of Operation: Special Intention.
St. Anthony of Padua, patron of sailors, mariners.
St. Therese of Lisieux, patron of air crew, aircraft pilots and aviators.
St. Ignatius of Loyola, patron of soldiers.
aka Therese of the Child Jesus the Little Flower.
Spanish nobility. Youngest of twelve children. Page in the Spanish court of Ferdinand and Isabella. Military education. Soldier, entering the army in 1517, and serving in several campaigns. Wounded by a cannonball at the siege of Pampeluna on May 20 1521, an injury that left him partially crippled for life. Memorial: July 31.
Faithful asked to pray for troops serving in harms way LOS ANGELES Relics of Catholic saints considered the patrons of the branches of the armed forces will tour the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, beginning July 25 at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. Called Operation: Special Intention, the tour of these relics is a joint effort between the Los Angeles-based International Crusade for Holy Relics (ICHR) and the deacons of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. With the men and women of our armed forces deployed in harms way throughout the world, we wanted to find a way to let those of us on the home front support the troops with our prayers for their safety and for peace in the world, said Thomas Serafin, ICHR president.
It is also an opportunity for us to pray for the souls of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. The relics traveling throughout the archdiocese include relics of St. Anthony of Padua, patron of sailors, St. Therese of Lisieux, patron of pilots and air crews and St. Ignatius of Loyola, patron of soldiers. The tour will run through August 8. After the tour of parishes in Los Angeles, the relics will be made available to other dioceses around the country. More information is available at www.olacathedral.org The ICHR promotes education, preservation and veneration of relics. For more than a decade it has battled the illicit sale of relics on the internet, and has rescued thousands of religious artifacts slated to be sold or thrown away.
On Sunday, November 16, 2014 the celebration of the Vietnam Martyrs drew more than 3,000 Catholics to the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in downtown L.A. One family after another spilled from 20 buses, representing 14 parishes from throughout the region and the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. After Jesuit missionaries introduced Catholicism to Vietnam, rulers there banned foreign missionaries. The martyrs, who were killed between the 16th and 19th centuries, included Asians and Europeans, priests and laypeople who were persecuted for refusing to denounce their faith. Pope John Paul II canonized the martyrs and 114 other saints in 1988 — in the largest ceremony of its kind in church history.


If you have a custom module that is not searchable it means it doesn't implement the ISearchable interface from DNN. This article will cover all options.
If you own the module then you can implement the search interface called ISearchable in your business controller class. Then, go into Host > Extension screen and update your module to have DNN pickup the changes. If you've done everything right, the Searchable option should appear checked.
Note that DNN 7.1 comes with a new mechanism to index content, which is better because it allows for incremental indexing. You'll need to derive your controller from ModuleSearchBase.
Do not panic. You still have lots of options.
Crawl URL. The simplest is to use the Add URL function below the Search Target tree. This lets you index the page where the module sits by crawling it, like Google does.
Use Custom Rules. But the best option is to use the Custom Rules mechanism which lets you index content directly from the database. This lets you also extract a lot of metadata and additionally is super fast compared to crawling an URL.
Implement a Custom Indexer. If your strong suit is .NET programming, then you can also implement a custom indexer. This is a .NET assembly that implements a special interface in Search Boost. It then needs to be plugged in via config files. In this assembly you could reference the DLLs of other modules and user their API directly.


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Q: Regular expression,
Question 23: The string zyyzy belong to the language, right?

A: $zyyzy$ does belong to the language but not $zyyxz$
Edit : in $zyyzy$ can be split into two : $zyy$ and $zy$ which both belongs to $zy^*$ and therefore $zyyzy$ belongs to $(x^*y|zy^*)^*$

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Q: PHP Class best practices and class structures I'm currently creating a simple CMS for my small website in PHP5. This is my first 'larger' project in PHP. First I'm creating the needed classes that would simplify me the work a little bit, and there I'm stuck. I need your opinions about the following function inside my UserInfo class:
public function setUser($id) {
        if(!isset($id)) {
            return false;
        }

        session_start();
        $conn = new mysql($_SESSION['DBCONNINFO']);
        $sql = "SELECT
                usr.ID,
                usr.USERNAME as TUSERNAME,
                usr.FIRST_NAME,
                usr.LAST_NAME,
                usr.PHONE,
                usr.MOBILE,
                usr.EMAIL,
                usr.ADDITIONAL_INFO,
                usr.LAST_LOGIN_DATE,
                usr.USER_GROUP_ID
                FROM cms_users usr
                WHERE usr.id = " . $id;

        $result = $conn->query_cust($sql);
        $conn=null;

        foreach ($result as $row) {
            $this->id = $row['usr']['ID'];
            $this->username = $row['usr']['TUSERNAME'];
            $this->firstname = $row['usr']['FIRST_NAME'];
            $this->lastname = $row['usr']['LAST_NAME'];
            $this->phone = $row['usr']['PHONE'];
            $this->mobile = $row['usr']['MOBILE'];
            $this->email = $row['usr']['EMAIL'];
            $this->additional_info = $row['usr']['ADDITIONAL_INFO'];
            $this->last_login_date = $row['usr']['LAST_LOGIN_DATE'];
            $this->user_group = $row['usr']['USER_GROUP_ID'];
        }

        return true;
    }

Am I doing it the right way, I'm not talking about the syntax, for now I focus on the class structure, design and best practices - any opinion would be appreciated.
Could I call the session_start(), for example, in the class constructor and use the vars inside it without calling it each time in a function !?
Should I close the DB connection via the close() function or is $conn=null acceptable !?
Is it a bad practice to store the database information in the session class !? If yes, where to store it as a 'global' variable - $_GLOBAL !?
If there is a 'PHP bes practice class structures in 5 minutes for dummies' please notify me :)
Thanks in advance.

A: Use define to define all of your constants.
For example:
define('DBCONNINFO', "something");

Also you only have to call session_start() once, it can be done anywhere in your script.

A: It doesn't make a lot of sense to fetch the data from the database for every request if you're using sessions anyway. In which case, why is session_start() being called inside the setUser() method?
And we can't really comment on the class structure when you've only provided a single method.
Also, since the representation of data leaving PHP should be appropriate to the substrate where that data is going (to prevent SQL injection, email header injection, CSS....) then it's good practice to defer changes to the representation of the data until just before the point where it leaves PHP. e.g.
$sql = "SELECT
       ....
            WHERE usr.id = " . mysql_real_escape_string($id);

(or use bound parameters)
However since users are usually identify themselves by their username rather than their userid, it rather implies that $id came from somewhere other than user supplied data - in which case where? And why are you using this as the identifier when you've already got an identifier for the session (which is where this data should be getting stored).
Or do you want to use this class for processing data relating to users other than the user of the current session - in which case there is no way that there should be a session_start() in there.
Sorry - but this is not well thought out code and not a well presented question.
BTW, setting the connection to null does not close the database connection.


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Mexico City International Airport Map (MEX)
Mexico City International Airport Terminal Map | Shops Map | Restaurants Map
Mexico City International Airport Terminal Map
Whether for a vacation, a short business trip or a long visit to Latin America, you'll most likely pass through the ever bustling Mexico City International Airport. And to make your experience a fantastic one, our travel guide and tour of the Mexico City International Airport will assist you and smoothen any rough edges on your travel plans, making your stay at this airport as hassle free as possible.
This Airport is also known as Benito Juárez International Airport and its situated at about 5 km east from Downtown Mexico City, at Peñón de los Beños within Venustiano Carranza. It holds the record for the busiest airport in Latin America and Mexico by both passenger traffic and aircraft movements. It serves both local and international passengers and cargo airlines and Ina year it handles over 50 million passengers. And on a typical work day, more than a hundred thousand passengers from over 100 destinations in 4 continents arrive and leave this airport.
TERMINALS: The Mexico City International Airport has two passenger terminals which are 3 km apart and connected by runways and an aerotren monorail system.
Terminal 1: has 10 airside halls and 9 landside halls with 33 arrivals and departures gates and 11 mobile-lounges. Its gates are from 1 to 15,17 to 23 and 24 to 36, making a total of 33. It connects directly to about 5500 parking services for both domestic and international vehicles. Some say it's the largest airport terminal in America and the fourth largest terminal in the world.
Hotels: Fiesta Inn Aeropuerto, Hilton Mexico City Airport, Courtyard Mexico City Airport, and Camino Real.
Lounges: Grand Lounge Elite, Avianca Lounge (operated by Global Lounge), American Airlines Admirals Club, Lounge 19, United Club.
Restaurants and bars : Urban Corner, Casa Avila, Dino Snack Bar, Alfajores, Apetito, Italiannis, Starbucks, Krispy Kreme, Cinnabon, Taco Inn, Subway, McDonald's.
Shops: Dufry shop 116, distroller, Artesania, Arte Mexicano, 7-Eleven, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Aerotodo, Adolfo Dominguez, Mandala for currency exchange and lots more.
Car Rentals: Autoeurope, Alamo, Expedia and rentalcars. Click here for more information about car rentals Mexico City International Airport.
Terminal 2: this terminal has a total of 23 gates, two airside halls for both local and international flights and 3 landside check in halls. It's a bit smaller than terminal one and it connects 3000 parking services for vehicles. Terminal 2 houses a number of airlines including, Delta Air Lines, Aeroméxico, Aeromar, Copa, LAN and Continental Airlines.
Restaurants and bars: La Taba Sports Bar, Salute, Taba Express, Maison Kayser, The Balloon, The Old Mill, Starbucks, China King, Sbarro, Scrawl, Cup Stop.
Hotel: Hotel NH Collection
Shops: 7-Eleven.
Car Rentals: Autoeurope, Alamo, Expedia and rentalcars.
AIRPORT TO CITY
To connect the city from the airport you have options of metro buses and taxis. There are licensed companies providing transportation services, they include Porto Taxi, Room 300, New Image, Excellence, Comfort and Yellow Cab. Terminal 2 has a Metro station from where you can easily connect to Mexico City.
The Metro tickets cost about M$5 but to use this service you'll have to be travelling light; no heavy luggage. Alternatively, you can pay between M$100 to M$300 for a taxi. There's also an option of using local buses which are the cheapest ( between M$2- M$4) and there is a bus station located at the far right of Terminal 2 and another in Terminal 1 but local buses aren't allowed into airport. Click her for more information Mexico City Airport to City.
Source of maps: https://www.aicm.com.mx/en/interactive-map
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Q: Token caching mechanism when using OAuth bearer tokens and OAuthBearerAuthenticationOptions in ASP.NET Web Api 2 Inside my startup.auth.cs I do:
app.UseOAuthBearerAuthentication()

And I feed it an OAuthBearerAuthenticationOptions with a bunch of options tailored to using an Azure Active Directory B2C tenant.  This by itself is functioning well.  I am able to login with my MVC app, acquire a bearer token and make calls to this Web Api 2 project and I see a valid authenticated Identity.  All is well.
However what I need to do is do a little more work in the validation process and add some custom claims to the identity.  I am trying to figure out where the best place is to do that.  For example, in my MVC app using OpenID, I can use the OnSecurityTokenValidated notification of the OpenIdConnectAuthenticationOptions to add claims.  This new token/identity with my new claims seem to be cached somewhere throughout the mysterious vastness of OWIN such that the identity of subsequent calls have my extra added claims without having to go through OnSecurityTokenValidated every single time.
For the OAuthBearerAuthenticationOptions counterpart, I tried adding claims in ValidateIdentity() of a custom OAuthBearerAuthenticationProvider.  This works, but I don't want to incur the performance hit every single time a call comes in because this callback is hit every single time, not just once during token validation.
So my question is if there is some place throughout all the Oauth Bearer token classes and OWIN middleware stuff where I can do this that is similar to ValidateToken() for the OpenID counterpart, or do I have to write my own caching mechanism?
Thanks.


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Q: Hide a Post independently if current_user has marked Post as 'hidden' I've been at this for days now without any luck. but I'm trying to allow users to hide or mark Posts as read independently. But I simply cannot get it to work. Maybe it's because my brain is currently inside-out.
Here's my query:
<%
@posts.includes(:postsettings).where.not(
    postsettings: {user_id: current_user.id}).where(postsettings:
    {delete_post: true}).each do |post|
%>

What I'm trying to do here is Exclude an entire Post IF any of the postsettings includes the current_user.id – But as soon as another user also marks it as deleted – It pops back up again for current_user because the criteria is met reversibly.
Everything else is set up correctly to the best of my knowledge, using a join table.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. What would be the correct approach?

A: I think this should work, I dont get why you're using two where queries on for relating same object.
<% @posts.includes(:postsettings).where.not(
    postsettings: {user_id: current_user.id, delete_post: true}).each do |post| %>
    .....
<% end %>

Hope this helps


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Koorsen Kicks Off Holiday Season at Nissan Stadium
Lynne McCracken
Titans Online
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Koorsen Fire & Security friends and family gathered at Nissan Stadium to kick off the holiday season and celebrate the close of another record year.
Koorsen Fire & Security has been a sponsor and preferred vendor of the Tennessee Titans for three years running. This sponsorship includes exclusive advertising perks, season tickets and customer appreciation events.
Koorsen Holiday Party at Nissan Stadium
Koorsen Fire & Security friends and family gathered at Nissan Stadium to kick off the holiday season and celebrate the close of another record year. (Photos: Lynne McCracken)
"Koorsen has been a great partner for a number of years and the best part of our partnership is knowing their equipment and personnel are looking out for Nissan Stadium 24-7," said Brad McClanahan, Titans Director of Marketing. "Their employees and staff truly set them apart."
The nearly 70-year old company has gone through substantial growth in recent years, growing nearly 20 percent in 2015 alone. Under the leadership of branch manager Carlos Ayala, the team has become known for their teamwork, dedication to customers and commitment to giving back to the Nashville community.
"The most rewarding part of my job is being able to work with so many talented and dedicated staff members. I look forward to this day every year when we can take a break and celebrate the employees that make this company so great," said Ayala.
When asked what this sponsorship means to Koorsen, Ayala responded, "As a family-owned business, we truly value the relationships we have with our partners and vendors. The Titans have been an incredible partner to work with, and the sponsorship perks have definitely helped us to gain more traction in this market."
As the main fire protection provider in the Nissan Stadium, the Koorsen team feels right at home during the holiday celebration. Koorsen Fire & Security is known for keeping businesses safe and compliant with local and national fire codes and regulations.
To learn more about Koorsen Fire & Security, visit www.koorsen.com.
About Koorsen Fire & Security:
Koorsen Fire & Security was founded in 1946. Koorsen is a third-generation, family-owned business that has become one of the largest and most respected fire and security companies in the United States with over 27 locations and nearly 900 associates. Koorsen Fire & Security is well-known for having the best training in the industry and is insured and certified to design, install, program, service and repair virtually all fire and security products for any size business. Koorsen's training center also doubles as home to NAFED University, where Koorsen trainers provide fire and life safety training to all NAFED members. Learn more at www.koorsen.com.
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World Cup without Beckham
Beckham twisted his left ankle on Sunday. (REUTERS)
Published Tuesday, March 16, 2010
England manager Fabio Capello confirmed yesterday that David Beckham is expected to miss the World Cup after suffering a ruptured Achilles tendon.
The 34-year-old former England captain was hurt in AC Milan's 1-0 Serie A win over Chievo at the San Siro on Sunday night.
Capello said he had spoken to the midfielder and it was now likely he would miss the showpiece event in South Africa this summer.
"We have to wait for the results of the scan, but it looks like he is out of the World Cup," said Capello.
"I spoke with him after the game on Sunday night to offer my support.
"David is a great professional and has worked very hard to be ready for the World Cup, so missing it will be a big blow."
Beckham pulled up in pain during Milan's Serie A game without coming into contact with anyone else and limped distraught to the sidelines for treatment.
The multi-millionaire will be operated on at the sports injury clinic of Mehilaeinen hospital in Turku, Finland, orthopedic surgeon Sakari Orava said. The World Cup gets under way in South Africa on June 11.
Milan coach Leonardo said: "David's injury is bad for us. This was an important victory tonight, but this injury prevents us from really enjoying it.
"It's an important injury and we need to be able to judge how serious it is.
"David realised straightaway what had happened. He understood that it was a serious problem and he said so immediately. It's such a great shame. He's a great lad who makes a huge contribution to the team."
Beckham, desperate to feature in Fabio Capello's England squad for South Africa and play in a fourth World Cup finals, twisted his left ankle during the final minutes of Sunday's match. He limped off the field and was stretchered away in pain and in tears.
"This injury has been a heavy blow for him and for us. Unfortunately the party is ruined," added Leonardo.
Dutch veteran Clarence Seedorf, who had scored Milan's winner in the game, said he had great sympathy for Beckham.
"David is very bad. When it happened, it didn't seem to be a big thing, but eventually it looked to be a serious enough injury," said Seedorf. Milan defender Ignazio Abate said the England star was inconsolable.
"He's not doing well. He was in tears in the dressing room, he wasn't saying a lot. This has affected us all."
Earlier on Sunday, Beckham had admitted he was far from certain to win a place in England's squad for the World Cup finals. Beckham was an unused substitute in England's friendly win over Egypt as Capello opted to look at Theo Walcott and Shaun Wright-Phillips on the right wing instead of the veteran for the Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer.
The 34-year-old joined AC Milan on loan in an attempt to convince Capello he can still make an impact at the highest level.
- He was born on May 2, 1975, in London. He joined Manchester United as a 16-year-old trainee in 1991
- Beckham made his England debut on September 1, 1996, in a World Cup qualifier against Moldova
- Beckham captained England on 58 occasions
- In 2006, he resigned as England captain after his side lost in the World Cup quarter-finals to Portugal
- Beckham has earned 115 caps, an England outfield record
- He signed for Real Madrid from United for £25 million (Dh150.5m) in 2003
- He joined the Los Angeles Galaxy in July 2007


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