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Gary Cooper Biography
(One of the Greatest Male Stars of Classic Hollywood Cinema)
Birthday: May 7, 1901 (Taurus)
Born In: Helena, Montana, United States
Frank James Cooper, popularly known as Gray Cooper, was an American actor. He was known for his phlegmatic, minimalist manner and found success in various film genres, including westerns, crime, comedy and drama and was considered as a versatile actor. His family emigrated from England and he was born in America but due to the quality of education being better in England he was sent back to Europe. He came back and after finishing school he tried his hand at various kinds of job, starting from contributing cartoons to a local newspaper, but nothing seemed to have worked for Cooper until he started working in the movies as a cowboy extra. Soon he started starring in silent movies but his big break came with the movie 'Sergeant York', in which he played the World War I veteran and war hero 'Alvin York'. It was this movie that earned him his first Academy Award in the category of the Best Actor. The American Film Institute named him among the AFI's 100 Years...100 Stars, ranking 11th among males. His performances as 'Will Kane' in 'High Noon', 'Lou Gehrig' in 'The Pride of the Yankees', and 'Alvin York' in 'Sergeant York' made it to the AFI's 100 Years...100 Heroes & Villains list. Cooper received five Academy Award nominations for Best Actor, winning twice for 'Sergeant York' and 'High Noon'. He also received an Honorary Award in 1961 from the Academy.
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http://www.lifetimetv.co.uk/biography/biography-gary-cooper
http://www.doctormacro.com/movie%20star%20pages/Cooper,%20Gary-Annex3.htm
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gary_Cooper_(1952).jpg
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https://www.facebook.com/garycoopergolden/
https://theartstack.com/artist/eugene-robert-richee/gary-cooper-1928
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Also Known As: Frank James Cooper
Spouse/Ex-: Veronica
father: Charles Cooper
mother: Alice H.
siblings: Arthur
children: Maria Cooper
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Height: 6'3" (190 cm), 6'3" Males
political ideology: Republican
Died on: May 13, 1961
place of death: Los Angeles, California, United States
U.S. State: Montana
Ancestry: British American
Cause of Death: Prostate Cancer.
education: Grinnell College
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Gary Cooper was born in Helena, Montana, to Alice and Charles Henry Cooper. His father was an English immigrant farmer from Bedfordshire but after coming to the States he became a lawyer and Judge.
Cooper and his brother attended the Dunstable Grammar School in Bedfordshire, since their mother thought that the education was much better in England. But they were called back to Montana after the World War I broke out.
He was enrolled at the Gallatin Valley High School, Montana, and later studied at Grinnell College, Iowa but he did not finish the college and came back to the ranch and started contributing cartoons to a local newspaper.
When his father left the Montana Supreme Court to work in LA in 1924, Cooper too moved to LA with his parents. He took this decision as his career was not taking off in the desired manner in Montana.
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Cooper tried out his luck in LA by first working as a salesman of electric signs and theatrical curtains, then as a promoter and later by applying for newspaper job, but nothing seemed to work for him.
In 1925, he found some work in acting and worked as an extra - usually in the cowboy movies. He had an uncredited role as a cowboy extra in the Tom Mix Western 'Dick Turpin'.
He appeared in 'The Winning of Barbara Worth' in 1926 and with this his career in films took off. The same year, he was cast in 'Children of Divorce' along with the silent movie star Clara Bow.
In 1927, Cooper did movies like 'Wings'—the movie won an Academy Award, 'Nevada'—co-starring with Thelma Todd and William Powell, 'The Last Outlaw', 'Beau Sabreur', 'The Legion of the Condemned' and 'Doomsday'.
His position as an A-listed star established in Hollywood with his first sound picture, 'The Virginian' in 1929. He starred in the movie along with Walter Hudson and Richard Arlen – the movie was based on a novel by Owen Wister.
During the '30s, he did movies like: 'The Spoilers (1930)', 'Morocco (1930)', 'His Woman (1931)', 'Devil and the Deep (1932)', 'Alice in Wonderland (1933)', 'The Plainsman (1936)', 'The Cowboy and the Lady (1938)', 'The Real Glory (1939)', etc.
He was offered 'Gone with the Wind (1939)' but he turned it down by saying that 'it is going to be the biggest flop in Hollywood history'. In the coming years, he also turned down Hitchcock's 'Foreign Correspondent' and 'Saboteur'.
Cooper won the audience with his cowboy talents again in 'The Westerner' in 1940, starring alongside Walter Brennan. He also acted in 'North West Mounted Police', which cast Paulette Goddard opposite him and was directed by Cecil B. DeMile.
He won his first Academy Award in 1942 for his portrayal of 'Alvin York' in the movie 'Sergeant York'. It is said that it was on York's persuasion that producer Jesse L. Lasky cast Cooper in the movie.
Cooper won his second Oscar for his role as 'Marshal Will Kane' in 'High Noon (1952)'. He was not present to receive his Award and asked John Wayne to accept it on his behalf.
Some of his works from towards the end of his career are: 'Friendly Persuasion (1956)', 'Love in the Afternoon (1957)', 'Man of the West (1958)', 'Alias Jesse James (1958)', 'They Came to Cordura (1959)', 'The Naked Edge (1961)', etc.
'High Noon' in 1952 is one of the finest movies of Cooper. He was 50 at the time - almost 30 years older than his co-star Grace Kelly but despite the controversy, he won an Oscar for the movie.
In his entire film career, Cooper received five Academy Award nominations for Best Actor and bagged the same twice for 'Sergeant York' and 'High Noon'. He also received an Honorary Award in 1961 from the Academy.
In 1933, Cooper got married to Veronica Balfe, a Roman Catholic socialite who appeared in movies like 'No Other Woman' and 'King Kong'. The couple together had one girl named Maria.
Cooper and his wife separated in 1951 because of Cooper's affair with Patricia Neal. The couple never got divorced as Cooper was scared that he might lose the respect of their daughter if he divorced his wife. They got back together in 1955.
In 1961, Cooper died at the age of 60 because his prostate cancer had spread to his lungs and bones. He was originally buried in California but his wife got his body reburied in Sacred Heart Cemetery, New York.
His honorary Oscar Award in 1961 was received on his behalf by his close friend and actor James Stewart as he was too ill to attend the ceremony.
He had affairs with many women of the time. Some of the prominent women with whom he had affairs were actresses Clara Bow, Lupe Velez, Marlene Dietrich, Grace Kelly, Tallulah Bankhead, Patricia Neal, Countess Carla Dentice di Frasso, etc.
In 1950, he persuaded Patricia Neal to abort her pregnancy as he wanted to avoid the public scandal of having a child outside his marriage.
Gary Cooper Movies
1. High Noon (1952)
(Thriller, Western, Drama)
2. Sergeant York (1941)
(History, Biography, Drama, Romance, War)
3. Friendly Persuasion (1956)
(War, Romance, Western, Drama)
4. The Pride of the Yankees (1942)
(Sport, Romance, Biography, Drama)
5. Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936)
(Romance, Comedy, Drama)
6. Meet John Doe (1941)
(Drama, Comedy, Romance)
7. Beau Geste (1939)
(Drama, War, Action, Adventure)
8. The Hanging Tree (1959)
(Western)
9. The Westerner (1940)
(Drama, Romance, Western)
10. For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943)
(History, Romance, Adventure, War, Drama)
Academy Awards(Oscars)
1953 Best Actor in a Leading Role High Noon (1952)
1942 Best Actor in a Leading Role Sergeant York (1941)
1953 Best Actor - Drama High Noon (1952)
See the events in life of Gary Cooper in Chronological Order
Gary Cooper Bio As PDF
- Gary Cooper Biography
- https://www.thefamouspeople.com/profiles/gary-cooper-4280.php
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Kate Winslet raves about Vancouver, Honey's Doughnuts | CBC News Loaded
Kate Winslet raves about Vancouver, Honey's Doughnuts
Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet was at the Toronto International Film Festival to talk about her latest film, but her mind was definitely back in B.C.
'I pine for Honey's Doughnuts in Deep Cove,' said the Hollywood star at TIFF
Tamara Baluja · CBC News · Posted: Sep 13, 2017 4:50 PM EDT | Last Updated: September 13, 2017
Kate Winslet arrives on the TIFF red carpet for the premiere of the film, The Mountain Between Us. (Canadian Press)
"I pine for Honey's Doughnuts in Deep Cove," she said.
The little bakery in North Vancouver has quite the following, especially among the many celebrities who stay in the area while filming.
The owners were taken by surprise by Winslet's backing.
"We didn't expect an endorsement like that, but she's such a nice person," said Ashak Saferali, who has been running Honey's in Deep Cove for 22 years along with his wife, Ashifa.
Saferali said Winslet came in a few times with her family and tried a variety of items.
Other stars like Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner and Ryan Gosling have also dropped in, but Saferali says Honey's tries not to make a big deal about it.
"We want to respect their privacy because they're constantly bombarded by people. So we want to give them their breathing space," he said.
Instead, they rely on word of mouth and the tastiness of the "grandma's baking" style.
Watch Winslet raves about doughnuts
Thx #KateWinslet for #TIFF shout out to Vancouver & @HoneysDeepCove! @MountainBetween @VanEconomic @MyVancouver @creativebcs @VancityBuzz pic.twitter.com/fYX4kTk3aN
—@FilminVancouver
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson said the Titanic actress would be welcome back anytime.
Come back anytime, #KateWinslet! @VanEconomic @FilminVancouver #vancouver https://t.co/ccTigzrxlb
—@MayorGregor
Winslet was in Vancouver to film The Mountain Between Us, also starring Idris Elba. It tells the story of two people, including Winslet, who are forced to survive in a mountainous terrain after a plane crash.
She was full of praise for the city and Canadians.
"I love Vancouver. I was so happy to be there and so sad to leave," she said.
"Canadians are incredible people, the warmth and the sense of humour ... and the nature — its incredible, wild, wonderful nature."
The Winslet doughnut?
But what about a delicious baked good named after the actress?
Saferali is definitely game.
"That would be so cool. If she approved, yeah, for sure," he said.
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import * as React from "react";
import { Component } from "react";
import SelectField from 'material-ui/SelectField';
import MenuItem from 'material-ui/MenuItem';
import getMuiTheme from "material-ui/styles/getMuiTheme";
import MuiThemeProvider from "material-ui/styles/MuiThemeProvider";
import * as injectTapEventPlugin from "react-tap-event-plugin";
import { SelectableList } from "./SelectableList";
import Subheader from 'material-ui/Subheader';
import { ListItem } from "material-ui/List";
import * as objectAssign from 'object-assign';
import darkBaseTheme from 'material-ui/styles/baseThemes/darkBaseTheme';
import lightBaseTheme from 'material-ui/styles/baseThemes/lightBaseTheme';
import Paper from 'material-ui/Paper';
import AppBar from 'material-ui/AppBar';
import Badge from 'material-ui/Badge';
import { BootstrapTable, TableHeaderColumn, Options,SelectRow,SelectRowMode } from "react-bootstrap-table";
import "jquery";
import WarningIcon from 'material-ui/svg-icons/alert/warning';
import ErrorIcon from 'material-ui/svg-icons/alert/error';
import InfoIcon from 'material-ui/svg-icons/action/info';
import SettingsIcon from 'material-ui/svg-icons/action/settings';
import FilterListIcon from 'material-ui/svg-icons/content/filter-list';
import ArrowUpIcon from 'material-ui/svg-icons/navigation/arrow-drop-up';
import ArrowDownIcon from 'material-ui/svg-icons/navigation/arrow-drop-down';
import muiThemeable from 'material-ui/styles/muiThemeable';
import {MuiTheme} from 'material-ui/styles';
import {Toolbar, ToolbarGroup, ToolbarSeparator, ToolbarTitle} from 'material-ui/Toolbar';
import IconButton from 'material-ui/IconButton';
import Dialog from 'material-ui/Dialog';
import FlatButton from 'material-ui/FlatButton';
import FloatingActionButton from 'material-ui/FloatingActionButton';
import Popover from 'material-ui/Popover';
import Menu from 'material-ui/Menu';
import DropDownMenu from 'material-ui/DropDownMenu';

import {blue500, red500, green500, lime500} from 'material-ui/styles/colors';
import {IssueGroupByTypes, IInspectResultsSummary,IIssue,IIssueType,IOriginalData,IssueSeverity} from './CommonData';
import { IIssueBrowserState,IssueIconType,IGroup,IItem,IssueBrowserActionDispatcher,DiffMode} from './IssueBrowserReducer';
import {RouteComponentProps} from 'react-router-dom';
import * as querystring from 'query-string';
import {LocationDescriptorObject, Location} from 'history';

export interface IIssueBrowserProps extends IIssueBrowserState,RouteComponentProps<any>
{
  actions:IssueBrowserActionDispatcher;
  hostWidth?:number;
  hostHeight?:number;
  selectedThermaId?:number;
  muiThema?: MuiTheme;
}

class IssueBrowser extends Component<IIssueBrowserProps> {

  constructor(props: IIssueBrowserProps) {
    super(props);
    this.expandComponent = this.expandComponent.bind(this);
    this.formatIssuGroup = this.formatIssuGroup.bind(this);
    this.createIssueTreeElement = this.createIssueTreeElement.bind(this);
    this.createIssueGroupElement = this.createIssueGroupElement.bind(this);
    this.createIssueElement = this.createIssueElement.bind(this);
    this.createExpandComponent = this.createExpandComponent.bind(this);
    this.onChangedLocation = this.onChangedLocation.bind(this);

    this.props.history.listen((location:Location, action:'PUSH'|'POP'|'REPLACE')=>{
      this.onChangedLocation(location);
    });
    this.onChangedLocation(this.props.location);
  }

  onChangedLocation(location: Location):void{
    var queyparameters = location.search;
    var splitedPathNameList = location.pathname.split("/");

    var revisionId = splitedPathNameList.length > 2 ? splitedPathNameList[2] : "";
    var issueId = splitedPathNameList.length > 3 ? splitedPathNameList[3] : "";
    var parsed  = querystring.parse(queyparameters);
    var hideStr:string = "";
    if(parsed.hidefilter !== undefined)
    {
      hideStr = parsed.hidefilter;
    }
    var diffMode:DiffMode = DiffMode.Normal;
    if(parsed.diff !== undefined)
    {
      var diffStr:string = parsed.diff;
      if(diffStr === "incresedFromPrevious")
      {
        diffMode = DiffMode.IncresedFromPrevious;
      }
      else if(diffStr === 'fixedFromPrevious')
      {
        diffMode = DiffMode.FixedFromPrevious;
      }
      else if(diffStr === 'incresedFromFirst')
      {
        diffMode = DiffMode.IncresedFromFirst;
      }
      else if(diffStr === 'fixedFromFirst')
      {
        diffMode = DiffMode.FixedFromFirst;
      }
    }
    console.log(`onChangedLocation:${revisionId}, ${diffMode}, ${issueId}, ${hideStr}`);
    this.props.actions.getInitialData2(revisionId, diffMode, issueId, hideStr);
  }

  getCodePageUri():string
  {
    if(this.props.selectedRevision.id === "" || this.props.selectedIssue.file === "")
    {
      return "./empty.html"
    }

    var revisionDataToShow = this.props.selectedRevision;
    if(this.props.diffMode === DiffMode.FixedFromFirst || this.props.diffMode === DiffMode.FixedFromPrevious)
    {
      revisionDataToShow = this.props.selectedDiffBaseRevision;
    }

    var result = `./revisions/${revisionDataToShow.id}/codes/`;
    result += `${this.props.selectedIssue.file.replace(/\\/g, "_")}.html`;
    result += `?line=${this.props.selectedIssue.line}`;
    if(this.props.selectedThermaId === 1)
    {
      result += "&therma=dark";
    }
    return result;
  }

  toIconElement(icon: IssueIconType):any{
    if(icon === IssueIconType.error)
    {
      return (<ErrorIcon color={red500}/>);
    }
    if(icon === IssueIconType.warning)
    {
      return (<WarningIcon color={lime500}/>);
    }
    if(icon === IssueIconType.suggestion)
    {
      return (<InfoIcon color={green500}/>);
    }
    if(icon === IssueIconType.hint)
    {
      return (<InfoIcon color={blue500}/>);
    }
    return ();
  }
  formatIssuGroup(cell:any, row:any):any {
    var group = row as IGroup

    return (

{this.toIconElement(group.icon)}{cell}

        <Badge
          badgeContent={group.badge}
          style={{
            marginRight:"12px" ,
            paddingBottom: "0px"
            }}
          primary={true}/>

);
  }

  expandComponent(row:any):any{
    var isLargeData = row.items.length > 10;
    return (
      <BootstrapTable
        data={ row.items }
        striped
        pagination={isLargeData}
        selectRow={{
          mode: 'radio',
          bgColor: darkBaseTheme.palette.primary2Color,
          hideSelectColumn: true,
          clickToSelect: true,
          onSelect: (row: any, isSelected: boolean, e: any)=>{
            this.props.history.push(
              this.createUri(this.props.selectedRevision.id,
              row.id.replace("ISSUE_",""),
              this.props.diffMode,
              this.props.showErrorIssues,
              this.props.showWarningIssues,
              this.props.showSuggestionIssues,
              this.props.showHintIssues));
            //this.props.actions.onSelectedIssue(row.id as string);
            return false;
          },
          selected: [this.props.selectedIssueId]
        }}
        options={{
          paginationPosition: 'top',
          hideSizePerPage: true,
          withFirstAndLast: false,
          paginationPanel: this.createNavigationFactory(row.id, row.items.length),
          page:row.pageNo,
          pageStartIndex:1
        } as Options}
       >
        <TableHeaderColumn isKey dataField='id' hidden>ID</TableHeaderColumn>
        <TableHeaderColumn dataField='name'></TableHeaderColumn>
      </BootstrapTable>
    );
  }

  createIssueElement(root:IGroup):any
  {
    var isLargeData = root.items.length > 10;
    return (
      <BootstrapTable
        data={ root.items }
        striped
        pagination={isLargeData}
        selectRow={{
          mode: 'radio',
          bgColor: darkBaseTheme.palette.primary2Color,
          hideSelectColumn: true,
          clickToSelect: true,
          onSelect: (row: any, isSelected: boolean, e: any)=>{
            this.props.history.push(
              this.createUri(this.props.selectedRevision.id,
              row.id.replace("ISSUE_",""),
              this.props.diffMode,
              this.props.showErrorIssues,
              this.props.showWarningIssues,
              this.props.showSuggestionIssues,
              this.props.showHintIssues));
            //this.props.actions.onSelectedIssue(row.id as string);
            return false;
          },
          selected: [this.props.selectedIssueId]
        }}
        options={{
          paginationPosition: 'top',
          hideSizePerPage: true,
          withFirstAndLast: false,
          paginationPanel: this.createNavigationFactory(root.id, root.items.length),
          page:root.pageNo,
          pageStartIndex:1
        } as Options}
       >
        <TableHeaderColumn isKey dataField='id' hidden>ID</TableHeaderColumn>
        <TableHeaderColumn dataField='name'></TableHeaderColumn>
      </BootstrapTable>
    );
  }
  createIssueGroupElement(root: IGroup):any{
    var isLargeData = root.subGroups.length > 10;
    return (
      <BootstrapTable
        data={root.subGroups}
        striped
        expandableRow={ (row)=>true }
        expandComponent={ this.createExpandComponent }
        pagination={isLargeData}
        options={{
          paginationPosition: 'top',
          paginationPanel: this.createNavigationFactory(root.id, root.subGroups.length),
          page:root.pageNo,
          pageStartIndex:1,
          expanding: root.expandedChildren
          } as Options}
        selectRow={{
          mode:'radio',
          clickToSelect: true,
          clickToExpand: true,
          hideSelectColumn: true,
          onSelect:(row: any, isSelected: boolean, e: any)=>{
            this.props.actions.onSelectedIssueGroup(root, row);
            return false;
          }
        } as SelectRow}
      >
          <TableHeaderColumn isKey dataField='id' hidden>ID</TableHeaderColumn>
          <TableHeaderColumn dataField='name' dataFormat={this.formatIssuGroup}></TableHeaderColumn>
      </BootstrapTable>
    );
  }

  createExpandComponent(target: IGroup)
  {
    if(target.subGroups.length > 0)
    {
      return this.createIssueGroupElement(target);
    }
    else
    {
      return this.createIssueElement(target);
    }
  }
  createNavigationFactory(parentId:any, totalCount:number) : (props:any)=>any
  {
    let renderPaginationPanel = (props:any) => {
      let curPageNo = props.currPage;
      let pageStartIndex = props.pageStartIndex;
      let sizePerPage = props.sizePerPage;
      let totalPageCount = Math.ceil(totalCount / sizePerPage);
      let navigationButtonStyle:any = {width:"36px", minWidth:"36px", margin:"4px"};
      return (

            <FlatButton
              key={`${parentId}_page_0`}
              style={navigationButtonStyle}
              onTouchTap={ () => {
                //props.changePage(1);
                this.props.actions.onChangePage(parentId, 1);
                } }>|<</FlatButton>
            {
              Array.apply(null, {length: 5}).map((val:any,index:number)=>{
                let pageNo = curPageNo + index-2;
                let disabled = pageNo <= 0 || totalPageCount < pageNo;
                return (
                  <FlatButton
                    backgroundColor={pageNo === curPageNo ? this.muiTheme.palette.primary1Color : "transparent"}
                    key={`${parentId}_page_${pageNo}`}
                    disabled={disabled }
                    style={navigationButtonStyle}
                    onTouchTap={ () => {
                      //props.changePage(pageNo);
                      this.props.actions.onChangePage(parentId, pageNo);
                      } }>{disabled?"-":pageNo}</FlatButton>);
              })
            }
            <FlatButton
              style={navigationButtonStyle}
              onTouchTap={ () => {
                //props.changePage(totalPageCount);
                this.props.actions.onChangePage(parentId, totalPageCount);
                } }>>|</FlatButton>

      );
    }
    return renderPaginationPanel;
  }

  createIssueTreeElement(root: IGroup):any{
    return (
      <BootstrapTable
        data={root.subGroups}
        striped
        expandableRow={ (row)=>true }
        expandComponent={ this.createExpandComponent }
        maxHeight={(this.props.hostHeight-64-72-72-32) + "px"}
        pagination
        options={{
          paginationPosition: 'top',
          sizePerPage:10,
          expanding: root.expandedChildren,
          paginationPanel: this.createNavigationFactory(root.id, root.subGroups.length),
          page:root.pageNo,
          pageStartIndex:1
          } as Options}
        selectRow={{
          mode:'radio',
          clickToSelect: true,
          clickToExpand: true,
          hideSelectColumn: true,
          onSelect:(row: any, isSelected: boolean, e: any)=>{
            this.props.actions.onSelectedIssueGroup(root, row);
            return false;
          }
        } as SelectRow}
      >
          <TableHeaderColumn isKey dataField='id' hidden>ID</TableHeaderColumn>
          <TableHeaderColumn dataField='name' dataFormat={this.formatIssuGroup}></TableHeaderColumn>
      </BootstrapTable>
    );
  }

  createUri(selectedRevisionId:string, issueId:string, diffMode:number, showError:boolean,showWarning:boolean,showSuggestion:boolean,showHint:boolean):LocationDescriptorObject{
    var search="";
    if(!showError){ search += 'error,'; }
    if(!showWarning){ search += 'warning,'; }
    if(!showSuggestion){ search += 'suggestion,'; }
    if(!showHint){ search += 'hint,'; }

    if(search !== "")
    {
      search = "?hidefilter="+search;
    }
    console.log(issueId);
    return {
      pathname:`/issues/${selectedRevisionId}/${issueId}`,
      search:search
    };
  }

  muiTheme:MuiTheme;
  render() {
    this.muiTheme = darkBaseTheme;
    if(this.props.selectedThermaId === 0)
    {
      this.muiTheme = lightBaseTheme;
    }
    let activeToggleButtonStyle:any = {width:"36px", minWidth:"36px", margin:"4px",backgroundColor:this.muiTheme.palette.clockCircleColor};
    let inactiveToggleButtonStyle:any = {width:"36px", minWidth:"36px", margin:"4px"};

    return (

          <Toolbar style={{backgroundColor:darkBaseTheme.palette.clockCircleColor}} >
            <ToolbarGroup firstChild={true}>
              <SelectField
                floatingLabelText="Revisions"
                value={this.props.selectedRevision.id}
                onChange={(event:any, index:number, value:string)=>this.props.actions.onChangedRevision(index)}
                style={{height:"72px",width:(this.props.hostWidth*0.4*0.6) + "px"}}>
              {this.props.revisions.revisionInfos.map(revision=>{
                return (<MenuItem
                  key={"Revision_" + revision.id}
                  value={revision.id}
                  primaryText={`${revision.id} (${revision.caption})`}
                  rightAvatar={<Badge badgeContent={revision.issueCount} primary={true}/>} />)
              })}
              </SelectField>
            </ToolbarGroup>
            <ToolbarGroup>
              <SelectField
                floatingLabelText="Issues filter"
                value={this.props.diffMode}
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FBA's latest Press Releases, Articles, and Newsletters.
About FBA
FBA of California
Information about the Family Business Association of California.
Help California's businesses, repeal PAGA
Shortly after Dee Dee Myers became director of the Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-BIZ) late last year, she said she understood the challenges the state's high costs and strict regulations impose on businesses. Read more
FBA's Monroe, Rivinius featured on family business podcasts
FBA Chairman Ken Monroe and Executive Director Robert Rivinius have been featured on recent family business-oriented podcasts. Hosted by Jonathan Goldhill, the Disruptive Successor Show featured Monroe, President and CEO of Holt of California sharing his story of stepping into the family business with a different career in mind and how he worked his way up from a salesperson to turning it into an elite organization that employs over 650 employees on the most recent episode. Rivinius, meanwhile, discussed the importance of FBA and its vital role, especially in the pandemic, where many family-owned businesses have been affected on a previous show.
Family businesses can't be left holding the bag in California
The Orange County Register, 2/15/21
In recent months, there's been a lot of attention paid to some high-profile California businesses who have decided to move some or all of their operations to lower-cost states. Read more
New blueprint for economic recovery may impact hiring; 'Some constraints are going to be with us until we can get the pandemic under control'
Northern California Record, 9/8/20
The new state guidance for reopening while living amid the COVID-19 pandemic presents a framework for short-term recovery, but it also raises questions about more job losses and business closures. Read more
It's an easy decision to vote against tax increases on commercial property
CalMatters, 6/4/20
The Oakland mayor is correct. It will be an easy decision to determine how to vote on the gigantic $12 billion commercial property tax increase on the November ballot. Just vote no.
In 1978, voters passed Proposition 13 because they were being taxed out of their homes and businesses. Prop. 13 changed that by creating certainty and predictability. Read more
Unleash private enterprise to jumpstart California's economy with these four moves
CalMatters, 5/20/20
Two months into California's economic lockdown, it's time to start working on creating a V-shaped economic recovery.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has shown strong leadership during the past couple months in response to the coronavirus outbreak. Now he needs to unleash the power of private enterprise to protect our livelihoods. Read more
Family businesses are vital to the Capital Region and state
Comstocks Magazine, 9/30/19
My first real job — one with a paycheck with taxes deducted — was at the Crab Claw in Ocean City, Maryland. It was a summer job busing tables, and I most likely landed it because my father, a prominent architect, was acquainted with Mr. Higgins (we never called him Ed, of course, but some could be overheard calling him Old Man Higgins, though he was barely 40 at the time). Read more
FBA cited as opponent of Prop. 10 in news report
KRCR, 11/6/18
North Coast News has you covered there. Here's a rundown of each of the 11 state propositions that every California voter will see on their ballot today.
Those against Prop 10 say the measure would also put as many as 539 rental boards in charge of housing, giving them unlimited power to add fees on housing that would be passed on to tenants in the form of higher rent.
The Association of Realtors, Family Business Association of California and the California Chamber of Commerce are among the groups who support "no" on Prop 10… Read more
Why would California tax family businesses to death?
The Sacramento Bee, 7/5/18
Chuck Collins, a researcher for a progressive Washington, D.C., think tank, recently wrote a ringing endorsement of a proposed 2020 ballot measure that would impose a state-level estate tax to pay for free college for all Californians ("One way to offer free college: Restore the state estate tax," Viewpoints, June 13)…. Read more
A California Death Tax Would Hurt Business
San Francisco Chronicle, 4/24/17
The bill faces its first hearing Wednesday before the Senate Governance and Finance Committee, and the Family Business Association of California will do everything in our power to stop this… Read more
Time for Advocacy on Key Family Business Challenges
Crain's Cleveland Business, 6/5/16
The pioneer in that effort is California, whose legislature in 2014 approved a bill to define and recognize family businesses. The governor vetoed the bill, but a similar one was introduced… Read more
RKR Marketing, 3/14/14
RKR Marketing interview with Robert Rivinius and Grant Deary.
Family Advocate: A new family-business crusader emerges
Comstocks, 5/1/13
This lack of representation at the State Capitol on matters uniquely tied to family business was the driving force behind the creation of the Sacramento-based Family Business Association in October 2011… Read more
California Lawmakers Must Protect Family Businesses in 2021
California Globe, 12/9/20
These days, it is hard to avoid headlines about the latest businesses going under and more lost jobs due to COVID-19 in California. But not only are California's businesses suffering like most across the country, we have it even worse for one reason: lawmakers did virtually nothing last session to protect our businesses against California's worsening lawsuit abuse problem. With everyone back in Sacramento, my hope is that issue will seriously be considered this year. Read more
OTHER VOICES: Business friend or foe? Lawmakers have a choice for recovery
The Bakersfield Californian, 6/23/20
California's 1.4 million family-owned businesses are in the fight of their lives.
Some have been shuttered since March, still waiting nervously for an all-clear from state officials. While their revenue stopped, the bills kept coming. And many voluntarily kept paying wages, health benefits and other costs to take care of their greatest asset: their employees. Read more
Sunday Morning Newsmakers 05-31-20 Seg 3
AM 870 The ANSWER, 5/31/20
Ken Monroe, President/CEO of Holt of California and Chairman of the Family Business Association of California - He says, "Unleash private enterprise to jumpstart California's economy with these four moves." Read more
It's time for California to put family-business designation into state law
Comstock's Magazine 10/11/19
Family businesses have been the backbone of California's bustling economy since statehood. I've witnessed this firsthand as the proud owner of a family business that dates back to 1931, providing Caterpillar equipment in 16 counties throughout the state — from Merced to Yuba City — for a wide range of customer needs, including heavy construction and agriculture. Read more
PAGA reform would help grow our economy
Los Angeles Daily News, 7/5/19
You can't watch TV or go online these days without hearing about more and more politicians who are calling for America to become a socialist nation. With California's presidential primary just nine months away, these calls will become even louder in the months ahead.
As a family business owner and chairman of the Family Business Association of California, I'd argue that in many ways we already live in a socialist state. After all, a basic definition of socialism is that the state redistributes the wealth and controls the means of production. Through high taxes and ever-increasing regulations, California does both quite effectively.
But there are other ways the state redistributes wealth, and one of the most egregious is the Private Attorneys General Act, or PAGA. Read more
My turn: Regulations and taxes stifle family businesses
Family business owners look to the next quarter-century, not just the next quarter. We treat our employees as extended family. As a result, many of them stay with us for decades. And we strive to provide top-quality products and services…Read more
California bill won't target tax rules for multinationals
Bloomberg BNA, 5/18/17
A California senator has dropped plans to change the state's tax treatment of multinational companies with foreign affiliates, but is pushing a bill to end three other tax provisions he calls loopholes… Read more
Comstock's, 10/14/16
The Family Business Association of California is a lobbying firm founded to protect the interests of California family businesses in the state legislature, and to "fight against proposals which will add new regulations and costs to family businesses."… Read more
Family Businesses in California - The Backbone of Our Economy
The IE Voice, 4/8/14
The Family Business Association's mission is to provide an incentive for family businesses to create jobs and invest in California, propose initiatives for needed change, defend against hostile, unfavorable legislation and regulations, take legal action to protect family business, and communicate to members, the public, and public policy makers all aspects and benefits of the family business… Read more
Family businesses form trade association
Sacramento Business Journal, 10/30/12
The Family Business Association was formed by 22 prominent family-owned companies, including such local businesses as Pacific Coast Building Products, Nor-Cal Beverage Co. Inc., Raley's Inc., Ramco Enterprises and Tony's Fine Foods…Read more
John Frith
The Write Stuff Communications
(916) 765-6533 | john@twscommunications.com
New Year, Newsom, New-ish Bills
by John Frith | Jan 21, 2019
By Dennis Albiani and Faith Borges Democratic supermajorities were sworn into both houses of the Legislature in December and the New Year brought in a sweep of Democratic statewide office holders being sworn into office, the most notable being Governor Gavin Newsom....
Family businesses celebrate milestone anniversaries
by John Frith | Dec 6, 2018
While family businesses are the bedrock of California's economy and its communities, keeping a business going for decades is extremely difficult. Studies show that only 30 percent of family businesses survive into the second generation, 12 percent to the third, and...
Family Business Assn. Presents Its First Outstanding Legislator Award to Adam Gray
by John Frith | Nov 26, 2018
The Family Business Association of California, the only organization advocating exclusively for California's thousands of family businesses, has awarded its first Outstanding Legislator Award to Assembly Member Adam C. Gray, D-Merced, for his record on legislation...
Four family businesses join the Family Business Association of California
by John Frith | Oct 18, 2018
Four more businesses recently joined the Family Business Association of California, the only organization exclusively working to protect the interests of family businesses in Sacramento. Mag Bay Yachts was founded in 2013 by father and son Michael and Barrett Howarth...
Four family businesses join FBA
by John Frith | Aug 28, 2018
Firms in Petaluma, West Sacramento, Chico, and Salinas seek to protect family business Four businesses recently joined the Family Business Association of California, the only organization exclusively working to protect the interests of family businesses in Sacramento....
Five companies join Family Business Association of California
by John Frith | Mar 28, 2018
Recognize need to be part of only statewide group focusing solely on family businesses Five more companies have recently joined the Family Business Association of California, the only statewide organization that solely focuses on the impacts of new laws and...
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The Sun dares to use the Queen again in Brexit front page
Paper quotes monarch despite being criticised by watchdog over misleading 'Queen backs Brexit' headline
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Wed 22 Jun 2016 03.53 EDT Last modified on Wed 14 Feb 2018 11.08 EST
The Sun's royal Brexit double: 9 March, left, and 22 June. Photograph: Clipshare
The Sun was rapped over the knuckles for its "Queen backs Brexit" headline. Now, on the eve of the EU referendum, it has dared to feature the monarch on its front page again as part of its support for the leave campaign.
Its headline, "What the Queen asked dinner guests: Give me three good reasons to stay in Europe", is based a revelation by royal biographer Robert Lacey.
He claimed that she asked close friends and family their views on whether or not Britain should stay in the European Union.
Sun apologises for saying Paul McKenna was drunk and abusive on flight
The Sun quotes Lacey as saying: "The Queen has no vote but she's definitely Eurosceptic.
"She does like robust debate. She likes a debate around the table, like all of us round the country, and she's been debating Brexit with close friends and family. But from what I've heard, she's been very careful to be scrupulously neutral."
The Sun was not alone in reporting Lacey's claim, which was originally published on a Daily Beast blog. It was also carried, among others, by the Daily Express, "Queen issues EU challenge", and by the Daily Telegraph, "'Tell me why we should Remain, Queen asks dinner guests'".
Lacey explained that the Queen posed her EU question "within the last few months at a royal home in England". The dinner guests were thought to have included two of her children, Prince Andrew and Princess Anne.
In further comments, made to the Sun, he described the Queen as "a very thoughtful Eurosceptic" but said she had "been playing it with a straight bat".
It is very doubtful that Buckingham Palace will report the Sun to the Independent Press Standards Organisation for this story as it did over the "Queen backs Brexit" headline.
Ipso decided that the newspaper's headline, published on 9 March, was "significantly misleading". Its story was based on anonymous claims that the Queen "strongly" believed the UK should leave the EU.
Sun editor defends 'Queen backs Brexit' headline as watchdog rules it inaccurate
The Sun's editor, Tony Gallagher, rejected the watchdog's ruling, arguing that he had not made a journalistic error in publishing the story and headline. "The sources were so impeccable," he said, "that we had no choice but to run the story in the way that we did."
He also said: "We were in no doubt that the Queen's views were strongly of the opinion she would want to leave the European Union."
Ipso decided that the article did not breach the code, but the use of Brexit in headline did because it was "a factual assertion that the Queen had expressed a position in the referendum debate".
In a recent speech, Ipso's chairman, Sir Alan Moses, called Gallagher a "lousy advocate" who offered "a bad defence" for his decision to use the Brexit headline.
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Roundhouse is a creative company in Portland, OR. We put our hearts into delivering campaigns, content, environments and experiences that transform the way people connect with brands and one another.
Our desire is to create connections, start conversations, and realize ideas that drive culture forward and make a lasting impact.
After exploring all that more typical career paths had to offer, friends Joe Sundby and Dana Bainbridge set themselves upon a different route – one that would take them in a more creative direction, tie to their outdoor experience, and turn out work that's built by heart. They started Roundhouse in 2001 and never looked back.
From working out of a makeshift basement office to building into the place it is today, they've guided the company on a few simple principles – one of them being that a brand's story should start with the people who make it all possible. So they assembled a similar cast of characters along the way – people who are moved by what they do and passionate about how it's done.
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2021 International Conference on Digital City Construction and Information Technology (DCCIT 2021)
Home / Keynote Speakers
Prof. Hongzhi Wang
Harbin Institute of Technology, China
Research Area: Database Management System, Big Data Quality, Big Data Analysis and Mining, AI for DB, DB for AI, Industrial Big Data, Blockchain and Financial Big Data
Introduction: Hongzhi Wang, Professor, PHD supervisor, the leader of massive data computing center and the vice dean of the honors school of Harbin Institute of Technology, the secretary general of ACM SIGMOD China, outstanding CCF member, a standing committee member CCF databases and a member of CCF big data committee. Research Fields include big data management and analysis, database systems, knowledge engineering and data quality. He was "starring track" visiting professor at MSRA and postdoctoral fellow at University of California, Irvine. Prof. Wang has been PI for more than 10 national or international projects including NSFC key project, NSFC projects and National Technical support project, and co-PI for more than 10 national projects include 973 project, 863 project and NSFC key projects. He also serves as a member of ACM Data Science Task Force. He has won First natural science prize of Heilongjiang Province, MOE technological First award, Microsoft Fellowship, IBM PHD Fellowship and Chinese excellent database engineer. His publications include over 200 papers in the journals and conferences such as VLDB Journal, IEEE TKDE, VLDB, SIGMOD, ICDE and SIGIR, 6 books and 3 book chapters. His PHD thesis was elected to be outstanding PHD dissertation of CCF and Harbin Institute of Technology. He severs as the reviewer of more than 20 international journal including VLDB Journal, IEEE TKDE, and PC members of over 50 international conferences including SIGMOD 2022, VLDB 2021, KDD 2021, ICML 2021, NeurpIS 2020, ICDE 2020, etc. His papers were cited more than 2000 times. His personal website is http://homepage.hit.edu.cn/wang.
Speech Title: Big Data Cleaning: challenges and explorations
Abstract: In the age of big data, data quality problems become more serious, and data cleaning is in great demand. However, data cleaning in big data age brings news technical challenges including the mixed errors, absence of knowledge and computational difficulty. Facing the challenge of mixed errors, we discover the relationships among various types of errors and develop data cleaning algorithms for multiple errors. We also design data cleaning strategies with crowdsourcing, knowledge base as well as web search for the supplement of knowledge. For efficient and scalable data cleaning, we develop parallel data cleaning systems and efficient data cleaning algorithms. This talk will discuss the challenges of big data cleaning and overview our solutions.
Prof. Jianqin Zhang
Deputy Director, Key Laboratory of Urban Spatial Information, Ministry of Natural Resources
Research Area: Geographic information systems and smart city research, whose research direction are the Traffic Geographic Information Systems and Intelligent Transportation, etc
Introduction: He is a professor of Bejing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture, a member of the Working Committee of Theory and Method of Geographic Information Industry Association in China,a member of Bejing Intelligent Transportation Association. At present he mainly engaged in geographic information systems and smart city research, whose research direction are the Traffic Geographic Information Systems and Intelligent Transportation, etc.He carried out the research on traffic spatio-temporal big data modeling and deep learning mining analysis method, and developed the traffic spatio-temporal big data visualization mining analysis software system, large passenger flow monitoring and early warning system, traffic industry emergency command big data system and other application systems. The visualization of soil pollution big data holographic view, pollution evolution analysis and prediction machine learning methods were studied, and the site pollution big data information system was developed. Publish more than 60 papers, write 3 Aboriginal, 5 aboriginal software rights, 10 authorized invention patents, 5 teaching and science and technology awards, including 2 provincial and ministerial science and technology progress first prize, 2 second prize.
His personal website is https://faculty.bucea.edu.cn/pub/zhangjianqin/
Speech Title: Research and Development of Urban Traffic Brain (from the Perspective of Spatio-temporal Visual Computing)
Abstract: Traffic big data includes the total and panoramic data of people, vehicles, roads and environment. It is a typical spatiotemporal geographic information big data. This report discusses how to use traffic big data to mine the spatiotemporal distribution law of urban residents' travel, and how to develop digital twin technology to support the construction of urban traffic brain, In particular, it applies spatio-temporal visual mining and analysis technology and deep learning method to build an efficient and intelligent neural computing unit, including: distributed storage and parallel processing technology of traffic spatio-temporal big data; Multi source heterogeneous spatio-temporal big data integration and fusion technology; Traffic spatiotemporal big data mining and knowledge discovery technology; Traffic spatio-temporal big data visualization decision technology. As a result, it can turn big data into decision-making reference information of government management departments, operation reference information of transportation enterprises and service information of people's travel, so as to serve the realization of intelligent transportation.
Prof. Jiangfeng Wang
Research Area: Intelligent transportation system, Connected vehicle simulation and modeling, Digitalization of transportation infrastructure
Introduction: He presided over 4 national projects, including 3 NSFC and 1 MOST, and undertook more than 20 projects such as the Ministry of transport, the national development and Reform Commission and the Beijing Natural Science Fund, with a scientific research fund of more than 5.2 million yuan. Won 3 provincial and ministerial awards including the science and technology progress award of the Ministry of education, published more than 60 SCI / EI papers as the first / corresponding author, and authorized 6 invention patents as the first inventor. Edited 5 textbooks and participated in the preparation of national standards and transportation industry standards.
His personal website is http://faculty.bjtu.edu.cn/trans/8321.html
Speech Title: Traffic adaptability of CV driving behavior in V2V communication environment
With the development of the Internet of vehicles technology, intelligence and networking will become the main characteristics of the future traffic. Under the environment of vehicle-to-vehicle(V2V) communication, the information sharing ability of the connected vehicles(CV) makes their car-following behavior different from human vehicles (HV), and whether the car-following behavior can adapt to the complex road operation environment and improve the efficiency of the traffic system is an urgent problem to be studied.
Based on the analysis of the concept of traffic adaptability, the traffic adaptability of connected vehicles is studied from the perspective of person-vehicle-road, and puts forward the research prospect of traffic adaptability.
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Dr. Michael Tymianski
NoNO Inc.
Dr. Michael Tymianski founded NoNO Inc. in 2003 to commercialize development technology stemming from his research laboratory. Dr. Tymianski has been the President and CEO of the Company since its inception, and has propelled its lead technologies from the discovery stage to ongoing late-stage pivotal clinical trials. While executing on the vision and strategic directions of the Company, Dr. Tymianski has assembled on of Canada's most dynamic biotechnology discovery teams, ranging from drug and target validation, chemistry, preclinical IND-endabling research, and through to clinical operations culminating in to global clinical trials. He was also the Head of the Division of Neurosurgery at the University Health Network in Toronto or 8 years and is a Professor of Surgery and Physiology at the University of Toronto, providing the company with unique insights into academic preclinical and clinical and research teams. He is the Harold and Esther Halpern Chair in Neurosurgical Stroke Research and a Canada Research Chair (Tier 1) in Translational Stroke Research. Dr. Tymianski was appointed as a member of the Order of Canada in December 2016.
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3 players Cavs must avoid in 2022 NBA Draft
By Tim Capurso · 3 min read
After three straight losing seasons, the Cleveland Cavaliers burst back onto the Eastern Conference scene in 2021, winning 44 games while earning themselves a spot in the NBA's Play-In Tournament. Unfortunately, the season ended in a loss at the hands of the Atlanta Hawks, though it shouldn't take away from what the Cavs were able to accomplish.
Head coach J.B. Bickerstaff helped the team improve by 22 wins in his second full year at the helm. Bickerstaff has a bevy of young talent at his disposal, including All-Stars Darius Garland and Jarrett Allen, talented guard Collin Sexton, who suffered a season-ending knee injury and rookie Evan Mobley, who quickly proved he belonged at the NBA level.
However, the Cavs still have work to do, even after such an impressive year. Thursday's NBA Draft will give them their first chance to build on their excellent season.
Cleveland is armed with the 14th pick in the first round, as well as three additional selections in the second round, thanks to a trade with the Sacramento Kings that netted them an extra choice in the draft's second round.
That not only gives the Cavs flexibility, but it also gives them great odds at adding several more talented prospects to their young core. But there are directions that Cleveland still shouldn't go in this year's draft.
That said here are three players the Cavs should avoid in the NBA Draft.
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3 Players Cavs Should Avoid In NBA Draft
3. AJ Griffin
Duke's AJ Griffin is a projected lottery pick who has been mocked to the Cavs by several pundits. For good reason too, as Griffin was a lights-out three-point shooter for the Blue Devils, knocking down 44.7 percent of his 4.1 three-point attempts per game.
For a Cavs team that made just 11.6 threes per game, the 11th-fewest in the league, Griffin would be a welcome addition. However, there are definitely question marks about what else he can bring to the table. Griffin only averaged 0.5 steals per contest and wasn't much of a passer in college.
His offensive prowess would easily earn him minutes out of the gate alongside the defensive-minded Isaac Okoro. However, Cleveland would be better off selecting a more balanced wing who brings more to the table than Griffin on NBA Draft night.
2. Jeremy Sochan
At first glance, Baylor' Jeremy Sochan looks like the perfect Cavs player. Sochan, who stands 6-9 and 230 pounds, he is a large, versatile forward who is able to seamlessly guard opposing threes and fours. He would be a good fit for the Cavs, who could use an extra wing behind Okoro on the depth chart.
However, the 19-year-old only made one start for the Bears in 2021, giving him far less college experience than his peers in the draft. Not only that, but Sochan simply didn't show much to prove that he can be a competent shooter in the league. The Baylor product shot just 29.6 percent from three-point range and 58.9 percent from the charity stripe.
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Ochai Agbaji reacts to going No. 14 to Cavs in 2022 NBA Draft
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Make no mistake. Sochan will find himself a home in the NBA, likely as a versatile wing-stopper. However, that home shouldn't be with the Cavs, who already have a similar player in Okoro.
1. Ousmane Dieng
France's Ousmane Dieng is certainly an intriguing prospect. Dieng is just 19 years old but flashed some upside down the stretch of his season with the New Zealand Breakers, averaging 13.3 points while knocking down 36 percent of his attempts from beyond the arc in his team's final 12 games.
He has the length at 6-9 to be a disruptive defender in the NBA, though he feels like a prospect that will take a few years to develop. At this current juncture, the Cavs would be better served by drafting someone who can step into their rotation and contribute right now.
That might not be Dieng.
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You will occasionally find that you have a task to perform for every table in a SQL Server database. For example, you may want to perform checks against the tables, rebuild the indexes or generate statistics for your tables. You may be preparing for major data updates by temporarily disabling all of the triggers, foreign key relationships and check constraints. Performing the task manually for each table would be slow and prone to errors.
If you wish to execute the same command for all of the tables in your database you could read the table data from the master database and use this information as the basis for a cursor. This is a good approach when the procedure is to be reused, particularly if it will be included in production code. However, for quick tasks it can be cumbersome.
If you are performing a one-off task, an alternative is provided by the sp_MSforeachtable stored procedure. You supply this procedure with a command, which it executes against every table in the current database. You provide the command as an NVARCHAR value with a question mark (?) in each place where a table name should be substituted. The only drawback to the stored procedure is that it is undocumented. This means that it could be removed from, or changed in, future versions of SQL Server. You should therefore not include its use in production code.
For a simple example of sp_MSforeachtable's use, try running the following statement. This prints the name of each table. Note the use of the question mark where the table names will be positioned on execution.
You are not limited to a single statement to run for each table. You can pass a batch of commands to the parameter. This is demonstrated in the script below, which disables all of the triggers and constraints in the database.
If your statement or batch includes a question mark you'll need to change the character that is replaced with the table names. You can pass the new character to the second parameter of the stored procedure. The following example does this to print a list of table names, each followed by a question mark.


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New Photos From Game Of Thrones Season 8
HBO has released a set of photos from Season 8 of its Emmy-Award winning series Game Of Thrones, including images of Jon (Kit Harington), Sansa (Sophie Turner), Arya (Maisie Williams), Dany (Emilia Clarke), Tyrion (Peter Dinklage), Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), Cersei (Lena Headey), Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright).
At the end of last season, Daenerys' (Emilia Clarke) dragons and her immense army were finally on the way to Westeros, where Cersei (Lena Headey) has now become Queen after the death of her children. The Night King's (Vladimir Furdik in Season 6) army is heading south, and a battle appears to be imminent.
The executive producers of Game of Thrones Season 8 are David Benioff, D.B. Weiss, Carolyn Strauss, Frank Doelger, and Bernadette Caulfield; co-executive producers are Guymon Casady, Vince Gerardis, George R.R. Martin and Bryan Cogman; and producers are Chris Newman, Greg Spence, and Lisa McAtackney.
The final season of Game of Thrones likely won't be our last trip to Westeros, however, as HBO has greenlit a pilot set 1,000 years before the events of the wildly popular sword and sorcery epic. Naomi Watts and Josh Whitehouse have been cast in the prequel series. S.J. Clarkson (The Defenders, Jessica Jones) will direct the pilot.
Game of Thrones Season 8 will premiere on April 14, 2019, on HBO.


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Невідкладна хірургія — комплексне поняття сучасної хірургії, яке включає в себе термінову діагностику та оперативне лікування станів людини (пацієнта чи постраждалого), що загрожують її життю, у мирний чи воєнний час.

Особливістю невідкладної хірургії є те, що хірург за короткий проміжок часу (інколи хвилини) має здійснити медичну діагностику та вибрати і застосувати найоптимальніший метод лікування тієї чи іншої патології (травм в тому числі).

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За терміном виконання операції (термін передопераційної діагностики та підготування):
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За соціально-політичним станом держави:
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Джерела
 Невідкладні стани в хірургії: навчальний посібник / К. М. Бобак, А. І. Бобак, В. В. Киретів, О. М. Парійчук, І. В. Сарахман, І. І. Романишин, Л. Б. Бандрівський, О. С. Брунарська; за ред. Л. М. Ковальчука.— К.: ВСВ «Медицина», 2017.— 560 с. ISBN 978-617-505-370-6
 Невідкладна військова хірургія / пер. з англ. — Київ, Наш Формат, 2015. 568 с., іл. ISBN 978-617-7279-07-4 (тверда палітурка) ISBN 978-617-7279-09-8
 Невідкладна хірургія. Керівництво для лікарів/Під.ред. проф. Ковальчука Л. Я..- Тернопіль: Укрмедкнига, 2000.- 288 с. ISBN 966-7364-38-0 Ел.джерело

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 Невідкладна хірургія захворювань і пошкоджень органів черевної порожнини, малого тазу та заочеревинного простору: навч. посіб. /І. Ф. Сирбу, В. В. Ганжий, В. А. Залізняк [та ін.]. — Запоріжжя, 2009.– 141 с. Електронне дж.
 Невідкладні стани в хірургії [Текст] : підручник для студ. вищих мед. навч. закл. І-ІІ рівнів акредитації / О. М. Кіт [та ін.]. - Т. : ТДМУ, 2008. - 258 с.: рис. - Бібліогр.: с. 252-253. - ISBN 978-966-673-127-5

Посилання
 Невідкладна хірургія: особливості

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Harper's Out of Step With the Rest of the World on Climate Change
Stephen Harper recently announced that dealing with climate change will not come at the expense of crippling the economy, and said that he encourages other countries to do the same. He claimed he was just being honest and that no leader really wants to take action on climate change, but based on recent actions by China, United Kingdom and the United States, this doesn't seem to be the truth.
Kevin Grandia President, Spake Media House
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper attends a joint press conference with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, at Abbas's headquarters, in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Monday, Jan. 20, 2014. (AP Photo/Nasser Nasser)
Last week Prime Minister Stephen Harper stood at the podium with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott to announce that dealing with climate change will not come at the expense of crippling the economy.
Harper told the press that he and Abbott would be calling on the leaders of India, United Kingdom and New Zealand to follow in their footsteps and join their fight (to do nothing).
Harper told the press that he and Abbott were just being honest and that no leader really wanted to take action on climate change if it meant the loss of jobs or a hit to their economy.
The U.K. prime minister's office was quick to distance themselves from the Harper/Abbott proposal issuing a statement within hours saying they wanted nothing to do with such a proposed anti-climate alliance. New Zealand did the same.
In what may just be coincidental timing, China and the U.K. have announced today that not only are the two countries committed to action on climate change, but that they want to "redouble" efforts to fight what they call one of the "greatest global challenges we face."
Couple this with United States President Barack Obama's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announcing game-changing new regulations on climate emissions from coal plants in the United States (that country's single largest source of greenhouse gas) and you can start to see just how out of step Stephen Harper is with the rest of the world.
This fall, the head of the United Nations, Ban Ki Moon, will be holding a summit on climate change in New York, which precedes a series of talks by global leaders that will culminate in a summit next year in Paris, where we could see a new global pact to tackle climate change.
All signs show that this global agreement will be different. With extreme weather events becoming "the new normal" there is a sense of urgency beginning to emerge among big global players like China.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says that he is just being honest when he says that no leader wants to take action on climate change if it means an economic hit. It appears that his theory is not bearing out in reality.
The costs of extreme weather brought on by inaction on climate change far outweigh the benefits of ignoring the issue. The solutions in the form of renewable energy technology are also a lucrative industry, so while Stephen Harper may be being honest, he is surely being short-sighted.
And this short-sightedness is quickly eroding Canada's place on the world stage as a convener and moderate voice on global issues.
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The usual public holiday tours of the Tennessee Residence never took place this year.
That means Gov. Bill Lee's state mansion has been a quieter place this holiday season, compared to years past when Christmas tours allowed the public a rare glimpse into parts of the first family's home in the Oak Hill community, south of downtown Nashville.
But the home is still decorated as it is every Christmas — this time for largely virtual audience.
First Lady Maria Lee filmed a virtual tour on the first floor of the residence this year, featuring various themes in each room and old photos and newspaper clippings documenting how Tennessee's first families of the past celebrated Christmas.
The usual Christmas parties held at the residence were also canceled this year, Maria Lee's office confirmed.
Decorating at the governor's residence begins the week after Thanksgiving and was done this year by a team of 12 decorators, Maria Lee and staff.
The group of decorators brought in are friends of the governor and first lady and volunteered their time, said Ann Marie Anderson, spokeswoman for Maria Lee.
Christmas decorations for the home are paid for by the privately-funded Tennessee Residence Foundation, though the first lady's office did not respond to a request for information on how much was spent.
This year, there are four Christmas trees inside the home: in the foyer, dining room, sunroom and drawing room.
There are no Christmas trees upstairs in the family's private living space. Parties and tours that were historically held at the home have been limited to the first floor and Conservation Hall, a separate underground event space connected to the residence.
To watch the virtual tour, visit tn.gov/residence.
On Saturday, the governor's office said Maria Lee had tested positive for COVID-19. It's unclear exactly when or where she may have contracted the virus.
Reach Natalie Allison at nallison@tennessean.com. Follow her on Twitter at @natalie_allison.
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Isinkwe Bushcamp offers budget accommodation, with dinner and breakfast on offer, served from our canteen at the "Africa Bush Junction" next to the swimming pool.
The camp abounds with resident birdlife, as well as other small animals such as duiker antelope, mongoose and tortoises making their appearance throughout the day.
Look and listen for bush babies at night during your stay.
Isinkwe Bushcamp has a variety of accommodation.
Very kind people; clean and lovely atmosphere, I liked it very much. I will come back again.


Road to Rio. Come join our Carnivale!
Please join us at our fundraising event at the Old Mill in support of Women's Habitat. With a "Carnivale" themed event, come and enjoy a night of food, entertainment, and silent auction items. Our evening's special guest presenter is Noreen Flanagan, Editor in Chief at Fashion Magazine.
The event will be held on Thursday, March 28, 2019 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.


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He said he believed Anderson was known to the front office.
Three people were killed following a shooting at a San Bernardino elementary school, officials said.
Marina Ramos told KABC that she rushed to the school to try to pick up her grandson.
Smith's mother, Irma Sykes, said her daughter had been friends with Anderson for about four years before they got married. He reportedly shot her while she was in a classroom "full of special needs kids" before turning the gun on himself, according to ABC7 reporter Elex Michaelson.
Marissa, who had a small amount of blood on her sweatshirt as she talked to The Associated Press, says she hid under the table as soon as she saw the gunman.
His eldest son had just gotten on a bus, he said.
The couple, Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, were killed by police during a shootout. Officials said they could be there for several hours as police interview them.
"I'm glad my daughter is fine", Angelique Youmans, 31, said as she hugged her 10-year-old daughter. That makes a happy marriage'.
Glitch triggers sirens to sound in Dallas
He said his office eventually had to shut down the system, which is used to alert people to shelter indoors during severe weather. You can monitor the City of Dallas on Twitter or Facebook and Dallas Office of Emergency Management on Twitter or Facebook.
Of disconcert is a July 2016 Facebook post that Anderson wrote about how 'fed up people' kill.
The shooting comes as San Bernardino has seen a major increase in violence.
He added: "There are two wounded, possible students". One 8-year-old boy died from his wounds. "We believe the two children were the unfortunate recipients of injuries by being in the proximity to the female at the time of the incident", he said. The suspect has been identified as her estranged husband, Cedric Anderson, 53, reports ABC7 and NBC4. A 9-year-old classmate who was not publicly identified was admitted to a hospital, where he was said to be in stable condition.
Police said the teacher was Anderson's wife, Karen Smith.
It's not clear what Smith was teaching at the time of the shooting, but these programs focus on helping children develop social skills and self-control in a less intensive setting so that the child can fulfill his or her academic potential, according to wiseGEEK.
The Los Angeles School Police includes 250 sworn police officers, school safety officers and other specialized units for LAUSD campuses, Zipperman said.
This item has been corrected to show the woman's name is Karen Elaine Smith, not Elaine Smith.
Students at North Park Elementary School - which has around 500 students between kindergarten and sixth grade - were transported to a nearby campus, where they were "being well cared for, having snacks, playing games and watching a Disney movie", the police department tweeted.
EU deal 'in all our interests', May tells European press
Supreme Court Rules, Bentley Impeachment Back on
3 quakes rock Batangas, NCR
Hillary Clinton disagrees with Trump's reason for ordering airstrikes on Syria
And she blames woman-hatred for her loss? According to Clinton, Russian President, Vladimir V. I think there's something to be said for that. "I think there's a lot to do", she answered.
'Boss Baby' Stays in Charge, Edging 'Beauty and the Beast'
The new Warner Bros. release "Going in Style" opened in fourth place, which brought in an estimated 12.5 million US dollars. But the fate of the third " Smurfs " is not necessarily sealed, says ComScore's senior media analyst, Paul Dergarabedian.
Real Madrid star Pepe ruled out of Bayern Munich clash
The stalemate in the Spanish capital derby left leader Real three points ahead of Barcelona, which visited Malaga later Saturday. The highly anticipated Madrid derby has seen Real and Atletico share the spoils, following a 1-1 draw at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Tillerson: Russian response to strikes disappointing, unsurprising
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that Russian Federation failed to live up to its agreement in a chemical weapons accord. Rubio has long argued that Assad needs to be removed from power in Syria.
Snoop Dogg inducts Tupac into Rock Hall
Fellow rapper Snoop Dogg recalled he and Shakur in the early 1990s as "two black boys struggling to become men". All the performers took one final bow in honor of a man many consider to be the greatest rapper of all time.
USA special forces soldier killed in anti-Isis operation in Afghanistan
In 2016, nine American service members were killed in action in Afghanistan as part of the mission. US and Afghan forces have been fighting the Islamic State in Afghanistan's restive east since 2015.
Bayern crushes Dortmund 4-1 with Lewandowski double
Bayern Munich will try to rebound from Tuesday's loss to Hoffenheim , while Dortmund is coming off a resounding win over Hamburg . But despite the numerical disadvantage, Leipzig claimed the three points through their Scandinavian combination.
3 takeaways from Monday's NCAA championship game
Bulldogs coach Mark Few had no idea from his vantage point on the far end of the court that the jump-ball call was questionable. In control most of the first half, the Zags (37-2) lost on a gamble with freshman center Zach Collins early in the second half.
Republicans still negotiating to replace Obamacare
He said that when that occurred, the Democratic opposition would agree to work with him to change the healthcare system. The president headed to Trump National Golf Club in Virginia on Sunday morning.
Congressman calls out Canadians for Wisconsin dairy cutbacks
Dairy farmer Jennifer Sauer, of Waterloo, said she and her husband, Shane, are desperately trying to find another buyer for the milk from their 120 cows.
Bannon Lost To Kushner In Syria Strike Debate
Gary Cohn , the president's economic adviser and former No. 2 at Goldman Sachs, is on the list as well, according to the site. But it's not just who is being replaced that will cause a firestorm, but who is being considered for their replacements.
Harry Styles' debut solo single is here
Harry Styles says his upcoming debut solo album is now his favourite record to listen to. I am so proud to call you my idol! "I think in toilets is the weirdest one .
NWS confirms 2 tornadoes in Virginia
The weather service confirmed that an EF1 tornado touched down in the Irvington area and an EF0 touched down in Chesapeake on Thursday.
Pacom Detects, Tracks North Korean Missile Launch
In Tokyo, Abe said Trump had reaffirmed that all options are available in dealing with North Korea's nuclear and missile programs. It is the latest in a series of tests which the North has been conducting in pursuit of its goal of developing a nuclear missile.
All-New Amazon Fire TV Stick makes its way to the UK
It also has more stable, stronger 802.11ac Wi-Fi, the new Fire TV user interface and comes bundled with an Alexa Voice Remote. The move was announced on the same day that Google Home, the tech giant's answer to Amazon Echo, went on sale in the UK.


In 1997, Prudential Securities gave Ralph Acampora a 1962 red Corvette. Two years earlier, he'd forecast the Dow would reach 7,000 by 1998, and it happened a year early, in February of 1997.
Everyone was ecstatic. I had worked at the same firm for years, but had recently left, driven away by the same Ralph Acampora.
It wasn't personal. I've never met him. Instead, it was a piece of research I saw him use when backing up his famous forecast.
To partially explain the market's relentless march higher, he presented a chart of the number of 46-year-olds in the U.S., presumably at their peak in spending, overlaid with the S&P 500.
I had seen that somewhere before. After some digging, I realized it was the bedrock of someone else's research. It belonged to Harry Dent.
I've now worked with Harry for more than 20 years, and had a front-row seat to some of the craziest times in financial market history.
We've been more right than wrong across the spectrum of economic and market predictions.
Now we've come to another make-or-break point.
When things unfolded as Harry forecast in 2008, governments tried to turn the tide. Now we've had nearly 10 years of unprecedented market intervention coordinated by central banks around the world, but those days are almost over.
With the Federal Reserve shrinking its balance sheet and the European Central Bank reducing its bond-buying program, central bank action will move from a tailwind to a headwind.
We'll be left to rely on the real economic foundation.
Referring back to Harry's research, it could get ugly. It's not that Harry wants things to go south; he just follows his research, and the next chapter calls for a downdraft before we can start the long Millennial-based growth cycle.
Harry famously wrote in 1989, with the Dow at 2,500, that the market index would eclipse 6,000 to 8,000 by 2006. He noted that American consumption, driven by the Baby Boomers, was in the second inning of a long ballgame.
The Dow would surpass 8,500 by 2007. Inflation would remain below 3% because of high productivity. Oil prices would stay low. Japan's equity markets would continue to fall. Bond yields would drop, with mortgage rates falling below 6% and variable rates in the 3% to 4% range. The U.S. and, to a lesser extent, Europe, would regain economic dominance, and China and Mexico would experience spectacular booms.
He got some things wrong.
The Dow crossed his top target before the end of the 1990s, making him reconsider the top end of the research. He expected gold to remain dormant, which it didn't, and oil took off in the mid-2000s. Still, overall Harry's predictable spending and demographic research led to an amazing number of correct forecasts.
But they didn't stop there. It wasn't all sunshine and roses. The good times would come to an end.
Relying on the same demographic and spending data, Harry estimated the economy would roll over between 2008 and 2010 as the Boomers aged and the smaller Generation X took over the top spending slot.
The equity markets would drop more than 50%. Interest rates would fall below 3%. Productivity would slow dramatically. Real asset prices, including housing, would drop, and developed nations would enter a long period of civil unrest over inequality.
Hmm. Not 100% accurate, but pretty good. And, remember, Harry made these forecasts in the 1990s.
In the years we've worked together, I've been on stage a thousand times explaining our research, what worked, and what didn't.
The building blocks remain in place, which we know from the U.S. Consumer Expenditure Survey. Consumers spend more as they age until their late 40s. Then, with the kids gone, they focus on preparing for retirement. They don't want the same stuff they did in their younger years, and the Fed can't coax them with lower interest rates to take on more debt.
By measuring the number of consumers at each age and stage of life, you can estimate the general ebb and flow of the economy. It's simple – and brilliant.
But the future is not set in stone. Americans spent like crazy in the early 2000s, as predicted, but the earnings didn't flow to U.S. companies and drive our markets to dizzying heights. Instead, the money flowed through American firms and found its way overseas. We minted millionaires in China.
When the markets dropped in 2008 and 2009, the federal government showed up with a recovery plan, just as Harry predicted. But the Fed also showed up, with a much bigger checkbook. So did the ECB, the Bank of Japan, the People's Bank of China, the Bank of England, and a host of others.
The coordinated efforts created a bid for just about everything. We didn't think citizens would allow such incredible amounts of newly printed reserves and continued deficit spending. And yet, here we are.
Now things are changing again. We've grown tired of central bank intervention, even though, so far, we're still numb to the effects of deficit spending. And yet, all of those efforts couldn't push GDP growth above 2% or so. Even the Fed's long-term forecast is 1.8% growth.
Maybe, without such incredible intervention for so long, facing the stiff headwinds that Harry has forecast for so many years and that he will talk more about in a free video today, we'd be in much worse shape. As the Fed drains liquidity and other central banks step aside, we're about to find out.
The economy is slogging through mud today as the Boomers retire en masse, but by the mid-2020s the Millennials will be firmly in control, raising their kids and spending their money, driving us higher, just as Harry forecast in the mid-1990s.
We simply have to get there.
P.S. Don't miss your last chance to sign up for Harry's special 100% free presentation that will debut at 4 p.m. ET today. He'll detail everything that the mainstream media isn't talking about and why this overinflated, bull market can't last forever.


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Trudi D Finniss is an Illustrator / Surface Designer, living in Cape Town, South Africa. She lives with her husband, two children and very senior cat who loves to chase the sunshine and snooze all day.
Her love for art and design started in high school when she took Textile Design as an after school subject in a beautiful and spacious old building. Her teacher from that time had a lot of faith in her creative abilities and planted a seed that's been growing ever since. After school Trudi studied Graphic Design and then went on to work in the Textile and Fashion Industry for many years. She decided to move into illustration after having her daughter. She felt a strong need to spend more time working traditionally with paint and brush and has never looked back.
Trudi loves to start her day with an early walk through the park. She feels incredibly fortunate to live in such a beautiful leafy suburb of Cape Town and loves to start her morning having a cup of coffee while looking out of the window. She spends her mornings in her little studio, either doing research or sketching and painting with music playing in the background and some essential oils burning. She likes to draw inspiration from nature, organic forms, textures, different time periods and also people and things that are unique and unusual.


Is it safe to travel to Egypt ?
Needed help concerning my trip next March to Egypt (Luxor, Cairo, Sharm Seik), I wonder if any traveller have been to these places to tell us some tips on what to visit and what to avoid.
We visited Egypt this past March. We hired Memphis Tours and felt very safe every where we went. Our guides knew where was safe, what to avoid, how to walk the gauntlet of souvenir merchants, where to have an authentic meal etc.
Thanks Michele for your honest answer ! I would like to know if I'm obliged to have a guide or I can do it by myself ?
. . . I would like to know if I'm obliged to have a guide or I can do it by myself ?
Anyone go to Egypt with A-Z Tours also called Egypt Tours and Travel?


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