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Walt Disney Animation Studios Review: Oliver & Company
June 15, 2014 by anii654, posted in WDAS Reviews
Walt Disney Animation Studios 27th feature film
http://www.movie4k.to/Oliver-Company-watch-movie-5188428.html
My opinion right after watching the film is that it is one of the most half assed, commercialized, marketing devices I have EVER seen. This makes DreamWorks look good. The heart and plot is so contrived, the music is barely memorable, animation is unnecessarily rough, and the characters are either flat, annoying, or both. Thank the lord this era is done with.
This film started production in 1985 after the flop of The Black Cauldron, and the crew met to pitch ideas for upcoming animated features, called a Gong Show. During this pitch, The Little Mermaid was brought up, but so was Oliver and Twist, which would become Oliver & Company. Katzenberg approved of it, since he wanted to make a live action version of Oliver at his old job Paramount, and the original title of the film was called Oliver and the Dodger. By this time, all of the 9 Old Men and the crew that were there in the earlier days were out of the studio, and the newer generation officially ran the studio.
It would have been a sequel to their biggest hit in 2 decades The Rescuers, where we would see Penny in her new life, but they scrapped it Thank the lord she and The Rescuers did not have to go through this torment. This film (NOT The Little Mermaid) was the film that started the broadway musicals, and decided to return to musical form, which they did by hiring the duo Howard Ashman and Alan Menken, and all of the Renaissance films would follow this formula.
This film is also the first in the canon to have advertising products from the real world in their film. They had Coco Cola, USA Today, Sony, and more.
The movie opens in the 1980s with the song Once Upon A Time in New York City, which is showing Oliver (Joey Lawrence) being in a box with a bunch of kittens, and all of them get sold but him. His box ends up getting destroyed and he is now homeless. This song establishes that he wants to be adopted, and that is his overall theme. This song should have been the theme sing instead of Why Should I Worry.
Speaking of Why Should I Worry, it is the next morning, and Oliver is trying to get food from a hot dog man. Dodger (Billy Joel) comes along and decides to "help him" because he is a rad, badass who is the cool one and gets what he wants (insert many eye rolls). Anyways, they team up to get the hot dogs, but Dodger abandons him and sings about how he does not give a crap because he is cool, and as the movie goes along, we are supposed to go along with that.
This song had me realize how…….bottom barrel they were. I get it that this film is about the 80s, but this song is everything that Disney is not. It saying that he should not care because he is street-savvy, cool, can get ladies, etc. What is worse is that THIS song is established as the theme song (you know, the one that always plays at the end of Disney movies). It does not help establish Oliver or the dream he has, and this song being a main focus of the movie showed that they were about marketability, and what is "cool". The execs actually thought this film would be better and make more money than The Little Mermaid.
Sorry for the rant. Anyways, Dodger outmaneuvers Oliver, and escapes, with the cat to follow him to his house, where we meet his dog crew. For the love of everything sacred, these mother fuckers are irritating at the least. So we have a filler scene of Dodger bluffing his own ego about the story of how he got the hot dogs, and the other characters who do not deserve to get attention rants on with their dumb, stereotypical "jokes". We are supposed to think these characters are cool and funny as well.
So their owner Fagin (Dom DeLuise) borrowed money from a successful shark and shipyard agent Sykes (Robert Loggia) who is determined to get his money back, and tells him he has 3 days, 3 nights.
So he returns home to have his dogs comfort him and beg him to read a book. He does that, but all of them ends up asleep, with Oliver ending up snuggling against Dodger, with no indication that they got that close.
So, the dogs and Oliver go out to steal a few things to give to Sykes, and now suddenly Dodger and Oliver are buddy buddy. They sing about Streets of Gold, which is about Oliver having to earn his stripes to get in the gang. Oliver goes with the spanish dog that refuses to be named by me (Cheech Marin), and Oliver screws it up, getting the dog shocked yes and ends up being taken by Jenny (Natalie Gregory), who was in the back seat of the car.
We are taken to Jenny's home and meet Georgette (Bette Meddler), who sings Perfect Isn't Easy, which is a mere filler song. When she meets Oliver and gets the news that he is staying, she does not like it, and tension grows between them. Oh, and the dog crew are looking for a cat that they knew for about 18 hours.
Jenny has to practice her song Good Company on the piano, and as Oliver joins them, they have a montage of them bonding and having a good time all day.
You see; THIS is how you have genuine buildup in a relationship with a limited amount of time. I do see parallels between this movie and The Little Mermaid as the film goes on.
Unfortunately, the dog crew has to be brought back in the movie, and as Penny Jenny leaves, they come up with a plan to kidnap Oliver back to them. This is the 2nd day to get whet they need for Sykes. The spanish dog has a lust for Georgette, and she is glad that they are there to take the cat away. When Oliver realizes he is back at the gang house, he is mad that they kidnapped him from his home, which was his goal the entire time.
Anyways, Oliver and Dodger get into an argument when the former says he wants to go back to his own home, and the latter says that he is a part of the gang and Oliver acts like they are not good enough, blah, blah, blah. I am still not invested in their relationship.
As the film goes on, Oliver is used more and more as a prop and a plot device than an actual character. Kind of like Mowgli from The Jungle Book.
So Fagin sends a letter to Jenny's house about them giving them money if she ever wants to see Oliver there, causing her and Georgette to go to the slums of new York at dead night. Fagin goes to Sykes to tell him the plan, and then he goes on to say that tonight is the deadline; WHAT? He said himself, that he had 3 days and 3 nights, and it has only been 2 days and 2 nights. Sykes then gives him an extra 12 hours, but it would still be only 3 days and 2 nights. Plothole much?
So Penny shows up, and then Fagin realizes that this little girl is the owner of Oliver. Sykes is waiting in his car and kidnaps Jenny. Unshavedmouse brought up a good point; if you are a successful businessman, wouldn't doing all of these undercover deals and kidnapping little girls tarnish his reputation and business?
We are at the 60 minute mark, and the climax starts. Another issue with the film is that it is way too short; 70 minutes. Anyways, the dogs and crew save Penny, and there is this long chase that the animators use to show off their CGI skills. Fagin leads them to a train track, where Sykes eventually does from crashing to a train and blowing up.
They celebrate Penny's birthday (I forgot to mention that her parents could not make it because of business), and they all have a good time. Fagin and his crew leave, and Georgette gets dumped because she wanted to dress up the spanish dog, who I still refuse to name. Dodger says that there is still a spot open for Oliver, and the dogs sings Why Should I Worry for the closing scene. Usually, the last song that is played in a movie (whether it is a score or lyrics) establishes the theme of the movie, and this song fails at that.
A lot of things in this movie are either rushed or does not make sense. The humor and the CGI was the main focus in this movie, instead of the story, which was very blatant. This movie DID try though, and it tried to give heart, but everything was so hollow that it failed. This film has aged horribly, and it is one of Disney's weakest.
The characters are infuriating, bland, or both. I do not like a single character in this film.
He is more of a tool than an actual character. Many are arguing over what to do with him, and OTHERS are worrying about the plot that is going on instead of Oliver. As a character, he is just the cat that wants to have a home and loved. He is really naive, but that is really it.
He is the person (dog) that we are supposed to think is cool, but he is so not. He is so obnoxious, douche-like, unlikable, and such a show off. His motivation and relationship with Oliver is so rushed and contrived, as one moment, he is ditching him and thinking he is a pest, but in the next moment, he looks at Oliver as a son? All of his 80's references to be cool, and his entire mannerisms throw me completely off, and he was a big miss on Disney's part.
She is an animal lover and a lonely girl. While she is bland, she is a sweet girl, and her love for Oliver and Georgette are genuine. I still like Penny better, but Jenny is alright and at least does not bore or irritate me.
He is so forgettable. He somewhat has the scary vibe to him, but he needs more characterization and more of a presence in the film. He is barely in it. Anyways, if he is a successful boat shipper, why would he think it is a good idea to steal a little rich girl, and because he is successful, it would reach media and tarnish his rep. I thought for so long that he was a gangster.
He is just an ugly looking character. He is slimy and crude, but has a heart. He is decent I guess.
Oh my fucking goodness, the dog crew are THE most annoying sidekicks I ever had to suffer through as of yet. Yes, more than the ones in Alice and Wonderland, more than the ones in The Black Cauldron, and yes, more than the ones in Robin Hood as well. They are racial and gender stereotypes, who do not shut the hell up. They also blurt out a bunch of pop culture catchphrases and stuff, and are failed comic relief. They contribute almost nothing to the film, an they are the ones that infuriate me in the film. Disney reached the bottom of the barrel with these crappy characters.
There is a lot of CGI in this film, and I do think it was used to show off. The backgrounds do not have as much detail and dimension that I think it should have, giving it a sharp and ugly feeling to it. The characters and the designs are decent, it does look like New York, and the colorings are very bold though.
The music in this film is 80's broadway. I like how they used the broadway formula, but it is not really used well. Why Should I Worry is clearly THE song in the movie that we should remember, but under the context of the overall plot, it should not be the theme song. Some of the songs are useless, and most of them are unmemorable. It really does date the film, but it does work with the setting.
When the film was released on November 18, 1988, it was a success, and the biggest hit in the 80s. It made $53 million at the budget, and was re-released in 1996. This success inspired the company so much, that they decided to release a film every year, and that still stands today, as the only years that did not have a release were 1993, and 2006. This squashes any rumors that The Little Mermaid started the yearly trends.
When it comes to the critical reception, it received mixed to negative reviews, which it still does today. Many called it episodic, lacking charm, is not as good as the others, a gimmick, unappealingly animated, and so on and so on. People like Roger Ebert liked it and said it is not offensive and harmless.
It was nominated for 3 awards, A Golden Globe for Best Original Song "Why Should I Worry", A Golden Reel for Best Sound Editing, and a Young Artist Award for Best Family film. While this film is not the best, it did bring a lot of attention to the studio that has been missing for a decade.
Today, this film is known for being the final film in the Dark Era, and somewhat helped establish the Disney Renaissance, with starting the musical format, the first to have Alan Menken and Howard Ashman on the team, and the first film to heavily use CGI/ While it was a transitional film in many, it is also seen as one of the worst films in the era, and in the canon for being flat, contrived, and style over substance, and it is not deemed as a classic. Not many like it today.
Story: 5/10
Animation: 6.5/10
Music: 6.5/10
= 22/40 =55%
Review: June 23rd, 2014
Tagged Dark Era, Walt Disney Animation Studios
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The Animation Commendation says:
Great review and I agree with you that this movie is just…ugh…it's so non-Disney.
I disagree with you that this movie brought Disney back to the Broadway musical form as I feel none of the songs were really a la Broadway musical. I still would say 'The Little Mermaid' was the one that did that.
Thank you. Not only is this film very Non-Disney, but it complete crap in general in almost all aspects.
Well, Perfect Isn't Easy is a broadway song, and Why Should I Worry seems somewhat broadway. What I mean is that this film is the one to really being that aspect in the films again. While The Little Mermaid did it better, this is the first project Menken and Ashman worked on, and this is the one to have the songs played as a musical.
Oliver actually did a decent amount of stuff that The Little Mermaid gets credit for. At least we are finally out of the Dark Era, and we have the ENTIRE SUMMER for the Disney Renaissance.
Aladdin will be posted on my 1 year anniversary of this blog.
To the best of my knowledge, only Howard Ashman worked on this film, not Alan Menken.
Looking forward to the Renaissance and your 1-year anniversary!
swanpride says:
I agree…"The Little Mermaid" is structured like a musical from start to finish (it's actually very high on my "to discuss" list for my music an lyrics blog for exactly this reason as soon as I have covered the basic types of songs which turn up in animated movies). The songs of "Oliver and Company" are sometimes broadway style, but it is not structured that way. It's more like Aristocats, just that Aristocats used Jazz and Oliver and Company used something which fit New York.
Plus, as far as I know, Alan Menken's input in the movie was only to write the lyrics (which are the most clever thing about this piece of shit, btw). Ashman didn't work on the project at all.
Argh….I naturally meant that Ashman wrote the lyrics and Menken didn't work on the project.
And the song he was working on was the Introduction song, btw. Which might be the reason why the starting sequence is the only part of the movie I actually like (which makes the let down after it even worse).
I just looked it up, and it said BOTH Alan Menken and Howard Ashman had a part in the music for this movie
If he worked on it, he isn't credited for it…perhaps in the end credits of the movie itself, but not in the usual listings.
I think you mean that Howard Ashman wrote the lyrics and Menken didn't work on the project at all.
I corrected it already…(too bad that there isn't an edit function). As far as I know Ashman only wrote the lyrics for the very first song.
I saw it on Wikipedia…..lol
Whoo The Little Mermaid!
Well, I guess you know by now how much I hate this movie! Hate, hate, hate it! This movie was actually the reason I was ready to give up on Disney for good…thankfull The Little Mermaid is one of my favourite fairy tales. The only thing memorable about it is Georgette…not that she is a likeable character, but at least she is not boring and nobody is trying to tell me that self-loving behaviour is in any way endearing. But otherwise it is just crap build on crap, a marketing machine which celebrates poverty, and an insult to the book it is supposedly based on.
I can`t even say Georgette is memorable. This movie is just crap and a heartless mess. It really is a marketing machine at best. I am sorry, but no on can tell me that this is a good film.
I'm certainly the last one who would try that.
I haven't seen this one, so I can't comment. I have heard some of the songs, though, and I thought they were halfway decent. I have a friend who likes this movie.
Can't wait for the next review! Nice that we're getting back to the good movies with the Renaissance era!
Be lucky that you have not seen this film. One of Disney's worst, and stupidest.
The Renaissance reviews have the longest word count out of anything I wrote on this blog yet. A lot them are damn near 4000 words. I am in the middle of writing the Post-Renaissance reviews.
If you're writing the Atlantis, Brother Bear or Home on the Range reviews, you have my sympathy.
I just finished writing Treasure Planet last night, so I am starting Brother Bear. Thanks for your sympathy.
One last little thing to bring up. since Mermaid is next, here's an article I thought was interesting: http://author-quest.blogspot.com/2014/06/is-ariel-protagonist-of-little-mermaid.html
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Daniel Levy's net worth in 2020 will wow you!
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In football, fans tend to focus more on the net worth of the players and how much they make in salaries and endorsement deals. Not too many focus on the chairmen and people who control these clubs, especially if they are not the known billionaires like the Sheiks and Russian billionaires.
Tottenham chairman, Daniel Philip Levy is one of the wealthiest football club chairmen but goes on about his business without making so much fuss about it. He is estimated to worth £1 billion according to Forbes. This will definitely surprise so many to see that Daniel Levy's net worth actually crosses the 1 billion dollar mark.
He started his life in a middle-class income home and has worked his way up the ladder to become one of the richest Britain businessmen in football alongside Ed Woodward of Manchester United.
Daniel Levy was born in 1962 at Essex and studied Economics and Land Economy at Cambridge University where he graduated with a First Class Honors. In 1962 into a working-class family and is now one of Britain's richest businessmen alongside Ed Woodward.
Levy studied at Cambridge University and graduated with a first-class honors degree in economics and land economy. Levy has always shown signs of a person that will be entrepreneurial-savvy right from a young age as he was involved in the running of his family chain of clothing store business, Mr. Byrite, a chain of clothing stores.
He later set up a joint business with former Spurs chairman, Paul Kemsley before he became the club chairman. From his experience in the retail family business, he was now fully into corporate finance where he rose through the ranks and became the head of the English national investment company, ENIC in 1995, a company that is owned by a Billionaire from the Bahamas, Joe Lewis.
This was when his reputation started soring high. It was due to his astute business and finance knowledge that made the company grow steadily into a full sports company and in no time became a company listed on the stock exchange market under two years that he became chairman.
From his role at ENIC, he ensured the company continue growing and start to invest in several sports businesses from gambling to software Company, retailing business and later in football clubs stakes. They started with the clubs abroad like Rangers, Slavia Prague AEK Athens, and FC Basel before getting a 29% stake in Tottenham Hotspur.
It was in 2001 that they then took major control of the club after buying majority shares from Alan Sugar and he became the club chairman. Being the chairman of a club is not an easy job as he was taking over a mid-table club and has a responsibility to turn them into a world known club. Several hiring and firing of managers took place under him and he ensured that the new manager was a better version of the outgoing one.
This was what led them to win the League Cup in 2008 when they defeated Arsenal on their way to lifting the trophy and defeated Chelsea in the final.
All these came with Levy earning himself a name in the game as one of the toughest men to deal with and if there is any club willing to price away any of his players, it has to be for the record fee ever. The first major experience was when Manchester United came for Dimitar Berbatov and he ensured that the deal drag till transfer deadline day.
His biggest payday was when he sold Gareth Bale to Real Madrid for a world-record fee of £85.5 million for Gareth Bale from Real Madrid. This was a deal that turned England and he ensured that he got the best possible cash for his most priced asset. Another of his legacy at the club was his eye for great managers.
Bringing in Mauricio Pochettino in 2014 was a masterstroke that not too many saw coming then but has worked for him. His negotiating power was not only in signing and selling players as he was able to secure a lucrative £25 million per year kit deal with Nike which was after what will become his biggest achievement, building the biggest club stadium in London, the New White Hart Lane.
No matter what happens at Spurs in the future, Daniel Levy has imprinted his name on the record books of the club.
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Admittedly, the job of being White House Press Secretary is by definition not easy. Even in the days of President Obama, when the (mostly liberal) press was far more friendly to the White House than today, press secretaries came and went.
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Some of them had amusingly ironic names in Obama's term such as Josh Earnest, a name that for some odd reason no one seemed to riff on, as the job of Press Secretary is often to lie to the press so the President cannot be snagged for lying directly.
President Obama had three press secretaries over his eight year tenure in the White House: the aforementioned Mr. Earnest, Robert Gibbs, and Jay Carney, who also earned the nickname of "The White House WonderKid" from conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh.
The job is hell. The average lifespan of one's career in it is about two and a half years, and the job is described by the International Business Times as "the worst job in government."
In the eighteen months since Donald Trump took the oath of office as President of the United States, he has already had two press secretaries – Sean Spicer, who lasted 182 days, and Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who so far has served just over one year. However, there is no sign that Sarah is cracking under the absolutely enormous pressure of a rabidly anti-Trump press corps. Quite the opposite is true.
In the press conference of August 2, Sarah showed that she is made of steel. This is certainly not the first time she has shown her absolute mastery of the "ravening press dogs", so to speak, but it was certainly one of the finest examples:
CNN's own Jim Acosta, who has been making quite a name for himself as the "Annoying Man" of the White House Press Corps, was in fine form as he tried to buttonhole Mrs. Sanders into responding to the statement made by President Trump's daughter Ivanka, that the press is not the "enemy of the people."
True to his own form, Mr. Acosta is not at all concerned about policy or America's well being in the slightest, though he may think he is. If he does, it is visibly apparent even to other liberal pressers that he is simply determined to vilify President Trump in any way possible, and today he tried to corner Sarah into answering in such a manner that would either further aggravate the news media representatives or make her contradict President Trump's point of view, which by definition a press secretary is supposed to rigidly represent, without speculation unless there is actually room to do so.
Sarah wasn't having it.
Some interesting points made in this last ten minutes as Acosta wasted valuable time in the 46 minute meeting by trying to blow up the unity of the White House team instead of being a news reporter. Late in June of this year, Mrs. Sanders was accosted in a Virginia restaurant by agitators angry over the policy of separating the children of illegal immigrant parents from those parents if they were being held for a crime. On June 27th several reports surfaced saying that a Secret Service detail was to be given the White House Press Secretary but then nothing further was heard about this.
Until today. Sarah noted that the media climate against the Trump administration is so hostile that she is now the first press secretary in the history of the United States to have such a detail. Yet, she refused to play the game according to Jim Acosta's… accosting.
However, she gives the answer to Mr. Acosta's question in her own very clear terms, and we give the transcript of that exchange here (courtesy of Deadline Hollywood):
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Acosta: "You read off a laundry list of your concerns about the press and then things that you feel were misreported but you did not say that the press is not the enemy of the people. I think it would be a good thing if you were to state right here at this briefing that the press, the people who are gathered in this room right now, doing their jobs every day, asking questions of officials like the ones you brought forward earlier, are not the enemy of the people. I think we deserve that."
Sanders: (after first chastising Acosta for interrupting) "It's ironic, Jim, that not only you and the media attack the president for his rhetoric when they frequently lowered the level of conversation in this country. Repeatedly, repeatedly the media resorts to personal attacks without any content other than to incite anger. …The media has attacked me personally on a number of occasions, including your own network, said I should be harassed as a life sentence, said I should be choked…When I was hosted by the correspondence association you brought up a comedian to attack me. As far as I know I'm the first press secretary in the history of the United States that's required Secret Service protection.
"The media continues to ratchet up the verbal assault against the president and everyone in this administration and certainly we have a role to play but the media has to role to play for the discourse in this country as well."
Acosta: "You did not say in the course of those remarks that you just made that the press is not the enemy of the people…We all get put through the wringer, we all get put through the meat grinder in this town and you're no exception and I'm sorry that happened to you. I wish that did not happen.
"But for the sake of this room, for the people in this room, this democracy, this country, all the people around the world are watching what you're saying, Sarah, and the White House for the United States of America, the president of the United States should not refer to us as the enemy of the people? His own daughter acknowledges that and all I'm asking is you to do, Sarah, is to acknowledge that right now and right here."
Sanders: (finishing the question) "I appreciate your passion. I share it. I've addressed this question. I've addressed my personal feelings. I'm here to speak on behalf of the president. He's made his statements clear."
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This whole fiasco is embarrassingly pathetic – can Americans actually see the damage it is doing,both inside and outside of the USA ?. Just ban CNN from press conferences.
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US is in the early stages of anarchy, Sarah.
By 1905, In Russia, these same people, were assassinating government officials on a weekly basis.
Give it time, give it time…
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VeeNarian (Yerevan)
Sadly, it is the "free press", all owned by the billionaire class in the US, that has turned that country into a banana republic with nukes.
They have become the cheer-leaders of a Russia meddling hoax that is angling for impeachment of Trump (he-who-should-NEVER-have-been-elected).
When this gigantic wound explodes, the servile and bought media will drown in lake of puss.
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As usual, this author heaps praise on everything Trump, including this fat pig servant of a Zionist who is financing and arming terrorism in Syria.
Inspired by Jim Acosta and the CIANN Reichstag HQ:
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Q: Change JsonFormatter for a single request in ASP.NET Web API I have an action filter defined as follows, registered globally in my Web API project:
public class ResultCasingFilter : IActionFilter
{
    private static JsonMediaTypeFormatter _pascalCasingFormatter;
    private static JsonMediaTypeFormatter _camelCasingFormatter;

    // Constructor that initializes formatters left out for brevity

    public Task<HttpResponseMessage> ExecuteActionFilterAsync(HttpActionContext actionContext, CancellationToken cancellationToken, Func<Task<HttpResponseMessage>> continuation)
    {
        actionContext.RequestContext.Configuration.Formatters.Clear();
        actionContext.RequestContext.Configuration.Formatters.Add(
            ResponseShouldBePascalCased(actionContext)
            ? _pascalCasingFormatter
            : _camelCasingFormatter);
        return continuation();
    }

    private static bool ResponseShouldBePascalCased(HttpActionContext actionContext)
    {
        return actionContext.ActionDescriptor
            .GetCustomAttributes<PascalCasedResultAttribute>().Any();
    }

    public bool AllowMultiple { get { return false; } }
}

This works quite well, but I seem to be getting interference between requests; if I issue one request at a time to action methods where one has the PascalCasedResultAttribute and one doesn't, everything works as expected - but if I issue two very close to each-other, both sometimes end up with the same casing.
I interpret this behavior as a sign that the changes to actionContext.RequestContext.Configuration.Formatters really changes the configuration for the entire app, and not just for the current request, and sometimes the requests overlap. Basically, I've based my solution on the following sequence of events:

*

*Request 1 chooses its serializer

*Request 1 is serialized using the last chosen serializer

*Request 2 chooses its serializer

*Request 2 is serialized using the last chosen serializer

Note that if step two and three change order, the behavior is changed. What I want is rather

*

*Request 1 chooses its serializer

*Request 1 is serialized using serializer 1

*Request 2 chooses its serializer

*Request 2 is serialized using serializer 2

where I (or the framework) can switch order of 2 and 3 without changing the behavior.
How do I best accomplish this?

A: The problem is that you are changing a global variable, which obviously is not consistent on ordering.
What you could do is manually serialize in the action and just return the string as appropriate.
You can either then supply a flag to choose which serializer to use in your request or use cookies to remember the client's choice.

A: I ended up doing the following instead:
public Task<HttpResponseMessage> ExecuteActionFilterAsync(HttpActionContext actionContext, CancellationToken cancellationToken, Func<Task<HttpResponseMessage>> continuation)
{
    // Let the action method execute, resulting in a serialized response
    var responseMessage = await continuation();

    if (responseMessage.Content is ObjectContent)
    {
        // Get the message content in its unserialized form, and choose formatter
        var content = responseMessage.Content as ObjectContent;
        var formatter = ResponseShouldBePascalCased(actionContext)
                        ? _pascalCasingFormatter
                        : _camelCasingFormatter;

        // Re-serialize content, with the correctly chosen formatter
        responseMessage.Content = new ObjectContent(content.ObjectType, content.Value,
                                                    formatter);
    }
    // Return the (possibly) re-serialized message
    return responseMessage;
}

The main hurdle for me to jump before I got to this solution was to realize that I could await continuation() to let the action method execute, and then work with the response.
This approach still has the downside that if the client asks for e.g. XML, it will still get JSON, because I'm choosing the serializer manually without looking at the Accepts header. In my use case I'm totally OK with that, since we're only using JSON anyway, but if it does matter to you, then you need something more complicated in place of the ternary statement I have where the formatter is chosen. (If there is a simple way to do this only for stuff that's been serialized to a given format, I'd be happy to learn about it!)

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Der SV 08 Kuppenheim ist ein Fußballverein aus der baden-württembergischen Stadt Kuppenheim. Er gehört zum Bezirk Baden-Baden des Südbadischen Fußball-Verbands.

Geschichte
Der Verein entstand 1908 als FV 08 Kuppenheim durch Fusion von FC Germania Kuppenheim (gegründet 1906) und FV Kuppenheim (gegründet 1907). Als Nachfolgeverein wurde 1946 der SV 1946 Kuppenheim gebildet, der sich 1949 in SV 08 Kuppenheim umbenannte. Ein erster größerer Erfolg stellte sich 1949 mit dem Aufstieg der Fußballmannschaft in die Oberliga Südwest ein. In der Südstaffel konnte der sechste Platz belegt werden. Jedoch fand 1950 eine Strukturreform statt. Dabei wurden die ersten fünf Vereine der Südstaffel der Oberliga Südwest in die Oberliga Süd und die 2. Oberliga Süd eingegliedert, während die Vereine ab Platz sechs den Amateurligen in Südbaden und Württemberg zugeordnet wurden.

1978 qualifizierte sich der Verein als vierter der 1. Amateurliga Südbaden für die neugebildete Oberliga Baden-Württemberg (damals Deutschlands dritthöchste Spielklasse). Nach der zweiten Spielzeit stieg der SV 1980 knapp aufgrund der schlechteren Tordifferenz gegenüber zwei weiteren Vereinen ab. Ein Jahr später gelang den Fußballern 1981 der direkte Wiederaufstieg in die Oberliga Baden-Württemberg als Meister der Verbandsliga Südbaden. Hier konnte sich der SV Kuppenheim vier Spielzeiten halten. Als Tabellenfünfzehnter stieg der Verein nach der Saison 1984/85 wieder aus der höchsten Baden-Württembergischen Fußballklasse ab.

In der Saison 2008/09 stieg der Verein nach zweijähriger Zugehörigkeit aus der Verbandsliga ab und trat somit ab 2009 in der siebtklassigen Landesliga an. Nach vier Jahren schaffte der SV08 in der Saison 2012/13 als Landesligameister die Rückkehr in die Verbandsliga Südbaden.

Erfolge
 Meister der Verbandsliga Südbaden 1981
 Meister der Landesliga 2007, 2013
 Südbadischer A-Jugendmeister 1957, 1988
 Südbadischer A-Jugend Pokalsieger 1988
 Südbadischer C-Jugendmeister 1957, 1994
 Südbadischer D-Jugendmeister 1957, 1988, 2004, 2022
 Südbadischer A-Jugend Futsal-Hallenmeister 2007, 2018, 2019
 Südbadischer B-Jugend Futsal-Hallenmeister 2011, 2012, 2015, 2019
 Südbadischer C-Jugend Futsal-Hallenmeister 2017

Bekannte ehemalige Spieler
 Hans Mink (1929–1965), Torwart, von 1952 bis 1954 beim Karlsruher SC
 Didi Hinkelmann (1940–2016), Mittelstürmer, 1960–1964 Vertragsspieler beim Freiburger FC in 2. Liga-Süd
 Klaus Beverungen (* 1951) Bundesligaprofi beim FC Schalke 04, FC St. Pauli, Eintracht Frankfurt, von 1979 bis 1984, seinem Karriereende, Spieler in Kuppenheim
 Sven Eller (* 1979), in der Jugend bei Kuppenheim, später Bundesligaprofi (Sechsminuteneinsatz beim Karlsruher SC), 1998 bis 2002 bei TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.
 Marco Grimm (* 1972) Bundesligaprofi beim FC Bayern München, VfB Stuttgart, Grazer AK, Karlsruher SC und bei Eintracht Braunschweig
 Valentin Herr (* 1957), Amateurnationalspieler und späterer Bundesligaprofi bei Bayer 04 Leverkusen und Kickers Offenbach
 Alexander Ogrinc (* 1968), Torwart, Jugend VFB Stuttgart, von 1991 bis 2008 in 10 Vereinen von Oberliga bis 2. Bundesliga tätig. U. A in Arminia Bielefeld, Rot-Weiss Essen, Wilhelmshaven, Wuppertaler SV. Nach Karriereende Torwarttrainer.
 Adnan Kevrić (* 1970), 1986–1988 bei SV Kuppenheim, Profi bei Stuttgarter Kickers und SSV Ulm 1846
  Helmut Kremers (* 1949) Bundesligaprofi beim FC Schalke 04, Borussia Mönchengladbach, Kickers Offenbach, Mitglied im Kader der deutschen Nationalmannschaft bei der Weltmeisterschaft 1974; Spielertrainer 1982/83
 Heinz Stickel (1949–2015) Bundesligaprofi beim 1. FC Kaiserslautern und VfB Stuttgart; Spielertrainer 1981/82
 Matthias Fritz (* 1969), Mittelfeldspieler spielte beim Karlsruher SC und SSV Ulm in der ersten Bundesliga. In der Regionalliga beim SV Sandhausen
 Nico Rieble (* 1995) wechselte in der Jugend zum KSC dann 2010 nach Hoffenheim. Spielte bis 2016 in der 2. Mannschaft. Danach Profi in Bochum, Hansa Rostock, VfB Lübeck.
 Marlon Dinger (* 2001) wechselte in der Jugend zum KSC. Profi beim Karlsruher SC (Zweitligaeinsatz gegen Hannover 96)

Spielstätte
Der SV 08 Kuppenheim trägt seine Heimspiele im Wörtelstadion aus.

Im November 2010 wurde der Tatort: Im Abseits zum Großteil im Wörtelstadion gedreht. Die Folge wurde am 19. Juni 2011 ausgestrahlt.

Weblinks
 Offizielle Seite des Vereins

Einzelnachweise

Kuppenheim #SV
Kuppenheim #SV
Kuppenheim #SV
Sport (Kuppenheim)
Gegründet 1908

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The text mode demo competition is back for a 13th round! Invtro comes courtesy Northern Dragons & Bawlz, the current compo masters. Submission deadline is December 12, 2010.
Northern Dragons has released the invite for the 12th Textmode Demo Compo, called "Pimp My Squid!". Info and download links are on the Pouet page.
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Today, Sunday was a quiet day with the lawns being mowed, some gardening completed and also a few other odd jobs around the house were knocked on the head, the kids were coming and going with the swimming pool getting a good workout and then there was some time spent in the shed cleaning up a few things and also admiring a couple of items that I brought for a song mind you up at the Bendigo Swap Meet in central Victoria yesterday, Ray and myself made the 700km return trip with a 2.30am start on Saturday morning to be there by 6.00am when the gates opened and I could not believe the crowd that was there at this hour of the morning as the sun was coming up, bargain hunters everywhere as we ran to the "$10 Big Breakfast" tent for bacon and eggs and that much needed coffee, 2.30am start, what were we thinking!!
So today after lunch I removed all the temporary timbers that we had installed to hold up the vacuum tank, steering wheel and foot control for a test drives that we had done over the past months and I removed all the "hot wiring" as well so that I can start to install the new timber rails that Peter from NSW made, the same fella that made the timber steering wheel, brilliant work from a very talented craftsman, thanks Peter once again.
I also have the cowl back now from panel shop and you can see in the photos I had new replacement "lower panels" welded into place on each side as the original sections were completely rust away, the panel beater also cut out rust and old bog, strengthened and then fixed both mounting point locations for the windscreen frame where it attaches with 3 bolts on each side of the upper cowl.
I have only just sat the timber rails and cowl onto the chassis for photos purposes as when it is installed properly the cowl sits and locks in under the timber rails but rests on top of the chassis.
So now the fun begins as the timber work was always going to be the big test.... We'll wait and see I guess!


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Les Lilas – miejscowość i gmina we Francji, w regionie Île-de-France, w departamencie Sekwana-Saint-Denis.

Według danych na rok 1990 gminę zamieszkiwało 20 118 osób, a gęstość zaludnienia wynosiła 15 967 osób/km² (wśród 1287 gmin regionu Île-de-France Les Lilas plasuje się na 142. miejscu pod względem liczby ludności, natomiast pod względem powierzchni na miejscu 884.).

Zobacz też
 Fort Romainville

Bibliografia

Miejscowości w departamencie Sekwana-Saint-Denis
Miasta w regionie Île-de-France


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Michael looks at Herod confronting Jesus.
John looks at our theme coming up to easter, the trials of Jesus.
Alain looks at who built the early church and what that means for our churches today.
Phil talks to Carnmoney about building the church with people, not just with bricks and mortar.
Phil talks to us about committing to church and what it really means to be a part of that community.


Poker: Which Cards should I play?
After you have got your two cards, you need to decide whether you have a chance to get anything with them or not. Whether it's useful to put more money into this game or not.
These cards have the highest possibility to beat others – to get high pairs, full houses, flush or four of a kind possibilities. Of course, you do need to think about how much money you need to put into the game as well.
For example, AA is the best pair you could have at all. But even with that pair there's a chance to lose. So if you have AA, no flop has been dealt yet and someone calls ALL-In, then you need to think first whether you are ready for the risk or not. Yes, you do have a great chance to win this game, but these chances are never 100% sure.
What if the other guy is bluffing and he has 10 and 3….but then from the flop he gets two more threes…or 10 and 3. There's not a big chance for that to happen, but it's possible and you do need to keep that in mind.
Secondly, there are all the smaller pairs like 22, 33, etc. With these cards you should call only when you're one of the latest callers or somewhere in the middle. Never call with these cards if you're the first one to call.
Thirdly, all kinds of suited cards (with a picture on it) like Q5, K6, etc.
And if the cards are suited then also hands like 98s, 97s, 96s,87s, 86s, 85s,76s, 75s,65s, 64s,54s, 53s,43s can be played with, but play these cards only when you're in the end of the ring, one of the latest callers.
When talking about unsuited cards, then simply put – don't play with anything smaller than pictures. QJ is okay, Q8 isn't.
Some other poker pro's can definitely disagree with me here just a bit, but these are the basics. This is a bit simplified look into it, but it should give you the general idea of what to play with and what not to play with.


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'use strict'

const BaseGenerator = require('./Base')
const path = require('path')

class KeyGenerator extends BaseGenerator {

  get signature () {
    return 'key:generate {-f,--force?} {-e,--env=@value} {-s,--size=@value} {--echo?}'
  }

  get description () {
    return 'Generate encryption key for your application'
  }

  setup () {
    this.randomString = require('randomstring')
    this.dotEnv = require('dotenv')
  }

  * handle (args, options) {
    if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production' && !options.force) {
      this.error('Cannot generate key in production, use --force to force generate a key')
      return
    }
    const env = options.env || '.env'
    let envContents = ''
    const size = options.size || 32
    const pathToEnv = path.isAbsolute(env) ? env : path.join(this.helpers.basePath(), env)
    let parsedValues = yield this._getContents(pathToEnv)
    const key = this.randomString.generate(size)

    if (options.echo) {
      return this.success(`APP_KEY=${key}`)
    }
    parsedValues = this.dotEnv.parse(parsedValues)
    parsedValues.APP_KEY = key
    Object.keys(parsedValues).forEach(function (item) {
      envContents += `${item}=${parsedValues[item]}\n`
    })
    yield this._writeContents(pathToEnv, envContents)
    this.success('Generated app key')
  }

}

module.exports = KeyGenerator


Now that most scientists agree human activity is causing Earth to warm, the central debate has shifted to whether climate change is progressing so rapidly that, within decades, humans may be helpless to slow or reverse the trend.
This "tipping point" scenario has begun to consume many prominent researchers in the United States and abroad, because the answer could determine how drastically countries need to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions in the coming years. While scientists remain uncertain when such a point might occur, many say it is urgent that policymakers cut global carbon dioxide emissions in half over the next 50 years or risk the triggering of changes that would be irreversible (Washington Post).
Just thought you should know... Usually, this is were I wax all political and start pointing fingers... but this is too important to start pointing fingers. Climate Change threatens us all. It is real. It is happening.
Most of December 2005 and January 2006 it has been so warm I have been wearing shorts! Usually, there would have been snow or at least bitterly cold winds. I am very concerned about all this.
This is a global problem, and will require global solutions. This is bigger than party, religion, or nationality. The effects of climate change will hurt us all. We have to unite for change.


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Nick Thomas-Symonds MP and Jess Phillips MP urge Priti Patel MP to act on domestic abuse
Today the Shadow Home Secretary, Nick Thomas-Symonds MP, and Labour's Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding, Jess Phillips MP, have jointly written to the Home Secretary calling on the Government not to repeat the mistakes it made during the last lockdown.
The Labour frontbenchers' intervention comes as England settles into its second national lockdown, announced by the Government last week. When the country was locked down for the first time, domestic abuse charities saw an increase of up to 50% in the number of calls to their helplines.
In their letter, Mr Thomas-Symonds and Ms Phillips called on Rt Hon Priti Patel MP to ensure additional funding was available to these charities so that victims of domestic abuse might be best supported. They wrote:
"Domestic abuse did not emerge with the pandemic. It is an unacceptable stain on our society that has worsened in recent months. For some, this period has lead to an escalation of abuse and violence, and the coronavirus cirri has created further barriers for victims to escape abuse or bring perpetrators to justice. Frontline organisations are doing extraordinary work to support people at an incredibly difficult time; the very least they deserve is the necessary support from the Government"
A full copy of this letter can be read below.
Letter to the Home Secretary
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Email: nick.thomassymonds.mp@parliament.uk
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5 Google Drive Tips for New Users
Google Drive is the core of many aspects of G Suite for Education. There are lots of little features of Google Drive that are often overlooked by new users. If you're new to using Google Drive take a look at these five features that can help you save time and otherwise improve your Google Drive experience.
Change the Layout of Your Google Drive Dashboard
There are two layouts that you can apply to your Google Drive dashboard. You can use either the material view (the layout that has files arranged in tiles) or the linear view. I prefer the linear view that puts all of my files and folders in a list. Watch this video to see how to change the layout in your Google Drive dashboard.
Disable Email Notifications
If you end up sharing files and folders with a lot of people, you could end up getting an overwhelming volume of notification emails. You can disable those notifications rather easily. Here's how to disable email notifications in Google Drive.
Create Shared Google Drive Folders
Do you have a bunch of documents and slideshows that you want to share with a colleague? Put those files in one folder and share it. Here's how you can create and share a Google Drive folder.
Share Videos Through Google Drive
You can store just about anything in your Google Drive including videos. In fact, Google Drive offers a great way to share videos without having to upload them to a video sharing site. Here's how to share videos through Google Drive.
Automatic File Conversion
If you're transitioning to G Suite for Education there is a good chance that you have a lot of older Word and PowerPoint files that you'll still want to use. You can have those files automatically converted to Google Docs and Slides format when you upload them to Google Drive. Watch the following video to learn how to have files automatically converted to Google Docs format when you upload them to Google Drive. It's important to note, as Deborah Alexander pointed out to me, that converting a file from PPT or Word to Google Docs or Slides can impact on the formatting of that file.
Learn more about Google Drive and G Suite for Education in my upcoming course, Getting Going With G Suite.


In a case that should teach us all a lesson, the USDC for the S.D. of Illinois ruled that K–Mart waived its work product protections over attorney-created data when it disclosed the data to HHS investigators. The Court rejected K–Mart's selective waiver argument and compelled it to produce the data in a False Claim Act civil action. United States v. Kmart Corp., 2014 WL 2218758 (S.D. Ill. May 29, 2014). You may read the opinion here.
In 2009, the OIG for the Dep't of Health and Human Services conducted an investigation into K–Mart's alleged improper Medicare claims. In response to an OIG subpoena, K–Mart produced a substantial amount of documents culled from 25 custodians, and its legal team also created and produced a subset of transaction data in a simpler format. K-Mart and HHS entered into a confidentiality agreement prior to the production, but the agreement did not specifically address attorney–client privilege or work-product concerns.
In the False Claim Act action, K–Mart produced the custodial documents, but refused to produce the subset of data on grounds that the work-product doctrine protected this attorney-created subset from production.
The Court commented that "disclosure of protected attorney work product is a strategic litigation decision" and found that K–Mart made a strategic calculation that the benefit of appearing cooperative with a government investigation outweighed the risk of waiver.
Would a Confidentiality Agreement Work?
The Court noted one federal-court decision, Lawrence E. Jaffee Pension Plan v. Household Int'l, Inc., 244 FRD 412 (N.D. Ill. 2006), held that the defendant did not waive work-product protections upon disclosure to the SEC because it had a confidentiality agreement with the SEC stating that disclosure did not waive the privilege and work-product protections.
But the K–mart case is different. While K–Mart secured a confidentiality agreement with HHS, it did not mention privilege or work-product protections. And the Court indicated that, even if the agreement mentioned those protections, the agreement would not affect its decision.
This case illustrates the peril companies under investigation face when responding to government subpoenas or document requests. While some federal statutes provide selective waiver protections in financial services investigations, the majority view under federal common law is that there is no selective waiver doctrine—disclosure of documents to an investigative body waives the privilege in existing or subsequent civil actions. And while it is certainly better to have a confidentiality agreement with the government agency, those agreements may not withstand the waiver tide.
The Dodd–Frank Act established the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (CFPB) to regulate certain financial institutions and related entities subject to various consumer financial-protection laws. The CFPB takes the position that its broad oversight and enforcement authority includes the authority to require supervised institutions to disclose privileged information. In July 2012, the CFPB issued a rule purportedly anointing selective waiver protection for privileged information that it compelled from supervised institutions. And in December 2012, Congress expanded the banking selective waiver statute to include the CFPB.
But questions remain. Does the CFPB have authority to compel privileged information? Do the federal selective waiver provisions provide total protection? Will these issues promote or reduce supervised institutions desire to engage in frank and candid legal discussions? Will these issues ever receive a court resolution?
PoP examines these issues in a three-part blog post. Part I, accessible here, addresses whether the CFPB actually has authority to compel privileged information. Part II, accessible here, addresses the import of 2012 federal selective waiver regulations and statutes. This final post, Part III, discusses a recently filed case, Pisinski v. CFPB, which may place these issues center stage for resolution.
It is questionable whether the CFPB, despite its assertions, has statutory authority to require supervised institutions to produce privileged information. The recently enacted selective waiver statute provides institutions with some comfort that disclosure of privileged information will not constitute privilege waiver. The issue will likely remain open until a supervised institution actually challenges the CFPB's authority to require privileged information. But a case challenging the constitutionality of the Dodd–Frank Act provision creating the CFPB may offer an avenue through which a court addresses the issue.
While the Dodd–Frank Act provides the CFPB with broad authority, there is an exclusion for the practice of law. Section 1027(e) of the Act provides that the CFPB may not exercise any supervisory or enforcement authority with respect to an activity engaged in by an attorney as part of the practice of law under the laws of a state. The plaintiffs in Pisinski v. CFPB, filed in the U.S.D.C. for the District of Columbia, seek to declare the CFPB unconstitutional, but alternatively seeks a declaration that demanding privileged information violates the 10th Amendment and Section 1027(e). The complaint is accessible here.
Pisinski is a Connecticut solo practitioner who represents low-income debtors in bankruptcy matters. She outsources her paralegal and support staff to Morgan Drexen. As part of her practice, Pisinski, sometimes using staff contracted from Morgan Drexen, seeks to negotiate her clients' debts to avoid filing bankruptcy.
The CFPB issued a Civil Investigative Demand to Morgan Drexen seeking information about its relationship with attorneys, like Pisinski, that provide settlement services ancillary to their legal representation. The request for information demanded that Morgan Drexen produce, in part, privileged information between Pisinski and her clients.
The Pisinski complaint does not directly seek a ruling that the CFPB has no authority to require production of privileged information. Nor does it directly challenge the selective waiver statutes (12 USC §§1821(t)(2) & 1828(x)) enacted in 2012. But the allegations challenging the CFPB's ability to wade into the practice of law—which is governed by state law—may bring these issues to the forefront.
Attorneys may not disclose privileged information without client consent. And state ethical rules also impose broader confidentiality duties on attorneys that prohibit them from disclosing client information without consent. Arguably, if the CFPB requires supervised institutions to produce privileged information, then it is operating in the practice-of-law area that Section 1027(e) prohibits and that the Pisinski suit claims the Tenth Amendment reserves to the states.
CFPB supervision and enforcement activities present important yet unresolved privilege issues. May the CFPB require production? Are the selective waiver statutes adequate to protect against privilege waiver if a supervised institution discloses privileged information? Will a supervised institution ever challenge the CFPB's authority? Perhaps the Pisinski case provides an alternative avenue for raising and resolving this issue. It is certainly a case worth following.


Here at BlueTrane Heritage Farm we are dedicated to the production and preservation of the great Heirloom vegetables that have sustained us for generations.
YOU can enjoy this year's produce by becoming a member of our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. Click the images below to see what we are growing this year.


Now a days, the environmental temperature and the humidity in air is very high in Bangladesh. As a result excessive sweating occurs. Body looses huge amount of water and salt and gets dehydrated. Anybody exposed to high temperature for long time can be a victim to 'Heat Stroke' or 'Sun Stroke'. Heat stroke occurs due to high body temperature and dehydration. Children and older persons are more vulnerable. The symptoms are vomiting tendency or frank vomiting, excessive weakness, headache, muscle pain, elevated body temperature, lack of sweating, abnormal behavior, palpitation, breathing difficulty or unconsciousness. When anybody gets heat stroke he/she should immediately be taken in a cool place (under air cooler or fan), cloths should be removed, cool water in the body or ice pack in armpit, neck, back or groin should be applied immediately. If able to drink cold liquid should be given. It is wise to prevent heat stroke than to treat it. Two simple measures can prevent this unwanted life threatening situation- avoid prolong exposure or exercise in a very hot and humid weather and drink more and more pure liquids.


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Lend an ear… It's Chicago and all that jazz!
A nightclub singer, a double murder, a smooth-talking lawyer and a cell block of sin, surrounded by the razzle-dazzle of the world's sexiest musical: Chicago. Now on stage at Artscape,
The biggest African Musical 'Sarafina!' comes to Joburg Theatre
32 years of SARAFINA! in Commemoration of Youth Month. Committed Artists Theatricals in association with the Joburg Theatre, will be staging the Broadway renowned award winning production of Sarafina! from
Just released: The Ultimate Hits Collection from the Lord of Musicals
Andrew Lloyd Webber Unmasked: The Platinum Collection includes some of the composer's most-loved songs from Cats, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Phantom of the Opera, School of Rock, Sunset Boulevard
Johannesburg's theatres define the soul of the city
Artlooks & Artlines is a monthly column written by Ismail Mahomed, CEO of the Market Theatre Foundation. With a growing circuit of independent theatre venues and newer arts festivals popping up in some of
Remembering a musical icon
From 3 to 6 May 2018, Joburg City Theatres will honour the life of Hugh Masekela and his contributions to musical theatre in a celebration concert. A lot
Two Extra Illusionists Shows Added at the Teatro
Following its sell-out season in Cape Town, The Illusionists Direct from Broadway featuring eight of the world's finest magicians opened at Montecasino's Teatro on Wednesday, 14 February 2018
The Color Purple comes to Johannesburg!
The first major international staging of the musical The Color Purple since the Broadway revival opens in Joburg this month with an all-South African company. 'What is set
Priscilla Queen of the Desert
A journey to the heart of FABULOUS! Priscilla Queen of the Desert the hit musical makes its SA debut with local cast. DID YOU KNOW? The infamous thong dress cost $17


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Government all set to launch 'Brand India' mission
To be eligible for the tag, manufactured goods producers need to be registered in India and should comply with the prescribed health and safety standards. A minimum 20% local content is being discussed with the final assembly required in India.
NEW DELHI: The government is all set to launch a 'Brand India' mission, focused on the promotion of quality products that are manufactured in the country. The move, being piloted by the Piyush Goyal-led commerce and industry ministry, is based on similar policies in other countries, including the US, Switzerland, Germany and France, which regulate claims made to goods produced in their jurisdiction.
The idea is linked to the extent of local production with countries such as Switzerland offering the tag to service sector companies if they are headquartered there. In case of food products, the requirement is 80% local production. Goyal's plan, discussed with the Quality Council of India and other agencies last week, is looking at country of origin certificates, which will be voluntary with self-certification to be vetted by certain entities. It will be applicable to natural as well as manufactured goods.
Sources said the entire certification process is proposed to be completed within six to 10 days of an application being filed, with monitoring expected to start after six months. Once a decision is taken, the mission can be launched in around a year with the initial plan to be tested through a few pilots.
Those who opt for the scheme may be given recognition by the government emarketplace and other platforms, preference in public purchase and other benefits, including those under trade agreements, sources familiar with the deliberations told TOI, adding that the plan is still to be firmed up.
After the recent tension with China, the government has shifted to an Atmanirbhar Bharat strategy, where it is seeking to get Indian companies to be part of the global value chain, in addition to produce for the domestic market. Along with import curbs on some products such as TV sets and tyres, the Centre is also insisting on disclosing the country of origin of goods, especially in case of ecommerce. A host of products, from electronics to automobiles and defence equipment have been identified as potential focus areas.
Source: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/policy/government-all-set-to-launch-brand-india-mission/articleshow/79752370.cms


The RJ45 connector can speed up to 10 gigabits for connecting Cat7 / Cat6 Ethernet cable.
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This 8P8C female to female Ethernet coupler jack is compatible with Cat7, Cat6 Cat5e, Cat5 network.
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Yes, It would work well with Cat 5, Cat 6, Cat 7 Cable.
+Will this work with a Cat5e cable?
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Yes, it supports adsl to Ethernet.
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Caring for the Earth and decreasing both global-warming and climate-change is everybody's obligation. While performing things like recycling is great, there are extra ways that you'll be able to help. By preserving water when gardening, it's possible for both help shields the ecosystem and save yourself some cash. You might be surprised to learn that preserving water in your backyard might help you crops to improve fitter.
The strategies you choose to develop in your backyard will significantly influence the way you maintain water. You want to decide on plants that could manage small levels of water. By choosing the correct plants, you're going to be in a position to substantially lower the amount of water you will have to use in your backyard. It will mean less perform for you personally in keeping your garden.
While cacti might immediately come to mind as crops that don't demand much water, there are a number of other crops that easily fit into this class also. Lavender, juniper, moss roses, and California poppies can all grow nicely with small quantities water.
Evergreen and pine trees will also be well satisfied to get a backyard where water conservation is going to be used. Sometimes, using plants that are indigenous for your area could be a great selection in your water conservation backyard. This is only because native plants already are accustomed to developing in the local area no matter what weather they might come against. Typically, putting indigenous crops in your backyard can help you save water.
Making great usage of an effective watering process is also crucial. With a hose or watering can to dump water on each plant is certainly not an effective way to preserve water in your backyard. This technique winds up wasting a lot of water on leaves and branches of you crops. Bear in mind that you want to water the land where the plant's roots are.
As a way to squander as small water as-is possible, you ought to use a drip or trickle irrigation method. One incredibly straightforward instance of a drip irrigation method is a sprinkler hose. These irrigation methods can help you to increase the amount of water that reaches the roots of your crops while reducing the quantity of water that gets squandered.
Squirrels are small animals who like building their nests in trees. During the winter season, they nest in holes and sometimes in crevices of decaying trees. You can easily know the animals are in your premises by their noise especially during the day. They are commonly found in the urban areas. The reason why you need to remove squirrels in your garden to avoid damage in your wall, electrical wiring and even air conditioning. The animals can also cause a bad smell from their urine and feces if they are not removed.
The first thing you need to do once you realize the squirrels are within your compound is to find their point of entry. Sometimes, knowing their way in and out is not easy at all. In order, to successfully get rid of them, make sure you seal all the holes and leave only one hole leading them out. Use a special repeater trap right on the hole and in due time all the squirrels will be trapped.
Squirrels give birth twice a year, between January to April and August to September. If the unwanted wildlife visitors are in your home within this months, be sure to find the babies. Carefully search for the babies nest and don't dare trap them. Instead, wait for some weeks for the babies to get strong enough to leave with their mother. To avoid harming the babies and their mother, hire a squirrel control provider from your area to remove and reunite the babies with their mother.
It is recommended to remove the wildlife during spring because it is normally very cold during winter and babies will hardly survive if they are moved out to the cold. After you have successfully removed all squirrels, it is very important to seal and repair the damaged chimneys, roof vents, plumbing roof mats and pipes to keep them off completely.
Moles are small, black or grey furry mammals that live underground on any moist or sandy soil that is easy to dig. They are known to create dirt mounds and unsightly ridges on gardens. They are found in parks, forests, golf course pastures, gardens, park and other place with soft moist or sandy soils. Moles cause destruction and for this reason they are considered pests. If you have moles in your garden and wondering what to do with them, there are ways of preventing moles from invading your garden so you need not be worried about preventing or getting rid of them. We went straight to the source and asked what professionals use to remove moles. We asked wildlife control Hamilton specialists for some tips. So here are some of the ways that you can use to prevent moles from invading your garden.
Dandelions, scientifically known as taraxacum officinale are plants belonging to the same family as sun flowers and exist with about forty species across the world. They are totally edible with leaves which can be used to make salads and with edible roots. They can also be used to make wine, stringer tea or for medicinal use.
They normally thrive in summers and cold springs, with notable growth condition preference of wet grounds with full sun. However, when in lawns, they are not useful at all. They form clumps and consequently create poor field footing.They also exhibit yellow flower color with the plant being of different texture than the normal lawn turf grass.


The Horseware Mens Short Zip Riding Boots a practical short zip boot with a classic cut design. Ideal for riding and working on the yard. The rear pull tab also makes them ease to pull on and off. Available in Black.


BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- Problems in the nation's mortgage and housing markets are feeding off each other and creating a "vicious cycle," analysts at Stifel Nicolaus & Co. said Monday.
"The rapidly increasing scope and depth of the problems in the mortgage market suggest that the entire sector has plunged into a downward spiral similar to the subprime woes whereby each negative development feeds further deterioration," wrote analysts Chris Brendler and Michael Widner in a research note.
Chris Brendler and Michael Widner, Stifel Nicolaus & Co.
Investors are uncertain about where the pain in subprime mortgages, which are designed for home buyers deemed greater credit risks, may spread next.
In the view of Brendler and Widner, the U.S. economy may end up in recession.
Secondary mortgage markets where large investors trade debt are "practically frozen," which has led to "dramatic additional tightening of underwriting standards that will likely serve to only exacerbate the imbalance in the housing market," according to Stifel Nicolaus.
The analysts said rates on home loans should rise as lenders try to compensate investors of mortgage-backed securities with more yield to make up for the added risk they entail. The mortgage-backed securities market has been crushed with foreclosures on the rise, and hedge funds and investment banks that bought the debt have been feeling the pain in turn.
Underscoring the shaky conditions in housing, Stifel Nicolaus said its earlier forecast calling for home-price deprecation between 10% and 15% may prove optimistic.
"With the coming wave of adjustable-rate mortgage resets, foreclosures, and actual MBS defaults, we continue to believe we are far from the bottom," they wrote. "As a result, we remain bearish on the entire mortgage sector and are increasingly concerned about the broader market as we believe the depth of the mortgage [and] housing and related credit market problems may be enough to tip the economy into a recession."
For things to turn around, investors need to regain confidence in the mortgage-backed securities market, Stifel Nicolaus said.
"Since credit likely won't stabilize until housing bottoms, we continue to believe conditions will get worse," the analysts concluded.


When a disgruntled drinker went out for a Sunday afternoon pint and came across a mum breastfeeding a newborn baby while drinking wine in the pub, he did what any vaguely angry man does in 2017, and took to social media to rant about it.
But Sheldon Sparks' post on his local Facebook page didn't have quite the effect he might have desired, for it was Mother's Day, and the mothers of his neighbourhood weren't best pleased at being told a man didn't like seeing breastfeeding in a pub.
And so they told him. More than 300 comments of incredulity and outrage rained down on Mr Sparks within just a couple of hours – including many from irate men, too – before he deleted the post.
Mr Sparks' original post, screenshotted in disbelief by many of those joining in the social media 'calling out', did admit he may be 'old fashioned', but still said he thought it was 'a shame' that babies are taken to pubs.
Meanwhile, the backlash against the view, which continued into Monday with more discussion about breastfeeding, was welcomed by many more people that saw the original post, with many saying the furore that swept across the virtual Facebook world of BS3 Connect had showed a huge amount of support to young mums and helped dispel some of the myths about breastfeeding in public.
"When is it acceptable to take a five-week old baby to one of the busiest pubs in North Street, then have two large glasses of wine, and then think it is appropriate to flop a breast out in the middle of a very busy pub and so say feed it," wrote Mr Sparks.
"Unfortunately I really don't think there would be much milk it would be receiving, more like 14 per cent Pinot Grigio," he added, asking whether a park would be a better place for a young mum celebrating Mother's Day.
"I may be old fashioned, but do new born babies really need to be introduced to pubs at such an early age. It's such a shame that parents nowadays think that it's acceptable to take babies and children to pubs…maybe unaware of local green spaces like South Street Playing Fields or Greville Smyth Park even exist.
"You never know if they ventured to one of those places they may at least be able to interact with other children, and parents with other children of a similar age, and maybe get a bit of fresh air, and actually (God forbid) interact with their own child, that they have brought into this world, instead of chucking it a pram (sic) and parading around the local pubs and cafes within the area," he added.
That little rant, posted on BS3 Connect at around 7pm on Sunday evening, didn't go down very well, went viral on a number of mums' internet forums and was shared around Southville, Ashton and Bedminster quickly.
The responses ranged from mockery to outright and indignation. "Who are you to determine what is acceptable?" wrote one angry parent.
"Taking a five week old to a playing field? Interacting with other children at five weeks old? What an idiot. Also, what has breastfeeding got to do with it?
"Is the woman not allowed a glass of wine or two on Mother's Day? If she was drinking whilst feeding it wouldn't have even affected her milk before the baby needs another feed. Judgemental tw*t who clearly needs to get a life," she added.
Even after the original post was deleted, the debate continued, with people even going to the lengths of creating Sheldon breastfeeding memes, and starting new threads about the issue of breastfeeding in the pubs of North Street.
Others also pointed out the latest NHS guidelines state research has revealed a mother's body is remarkably adept at screening alcohol out of breastmilk, so the issue of drinking while feeding was a red herring.
Lorna Cahill wrote an open post to all breastfeeding mums not to be put off by the furore. "Please don't ever feel embarrassed to feed your babies in public," she wrote.
"The early days of motherhood are scary and overwhelming and many women assume they'll receive a negative reaction from some people for breastfeeding in public.
"I feed my daughter wherever I am whenever she needs it and have never had any negative feedback.
"I was so upset when I read that persons horrid post yesterday, on Mothers Day, but it's so refreshing that so much positivity and support for normalising breastfeeding has come out of it. I'm so grateful to live in BS3," she added.
Cadi Catlow said no one had ever given her a negative comment. "I've breastfed two babies now," she said.
"The first for 20 months and the second still going strong at 12 months. I've fed on planes, on trains, on buses, in parks, in cafes, in pubs, in zoos, in hospitals, in film studios, on the street, on the beach, in forests and in shops. I've NOT ONCE had a negative comment. Not a single one. Please don't assume you'll get horrible remarks and be put off breastfeeding," she added.
While it was unclear which of the pubs of North Street contained a breastfeeding mother on Mother's Day, Deb Watts, who works at the Steam Crane, led the charge of pubs proclaiming themselves breastfeeding friendly.


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Q: can I get the battery usage accurate enough to 0.1% I want to calculate the power consumption of my app when it finished running on my android phone.
I know the api of BaterryManager.Level but it can only feed me the 1% usage of my battery.I must run my app as long as hours to get the battery level change in a obvious level.Can I get the 0.1% level of battery usage so I can calculate the power consumption accurate?

A: I'm not sure that you can get any useful information at that level. There are other activities going on in your phone that also consume power, even if nothing else is running, such as OS services. 0.1% is probably in the noise. Also, since your app consumes so little power, it is probably spending a lot of time in an idle state (blocked or sleeping). I suspect that even if you were to run it for hours, you are not measuring your app so much as background activity.
Here's my suggestion:

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*Find the part of your app that is likely to consume power, either directly (processing intensive) or indirectly (e.g. Wifi, GPS).

*Compile and run that core part in its own test program.

*Run as many of those test programs in parallel that you can.

Make sure you also get a power consumption baseline, meaning find out the power consumption of the phone when you are not running anything.
By the way, given that your app is already using little power, you many not have to worry about the power consumption.