text:
Final Impressions: Golden Time
2014-04-02 16:00:00by Chris Walden
Happily ever after? Maybe?
We're finally here. The finale of the hottest amnesia-driven romantic comedy aired last week, and while it feels like it's taken several days just to digest what on Earth happened, I feel we've left the show in a good place. But hey, that's just my opinion. What I'm certain of is that Golden Time has been quite the ride, and I'm definitely sad about it ending. Yep, that's me being selfish!
Episode 24 was not without a few more head-scratching moments, but then, would you want it to get this far only to watch it play out any other way? No, if we're going to finish this series, then we need a few explosions to go with it.
If you were hoping that Banri was going to begin this episode by yelling "Psych!", I have some bad news for you. He was bang on the mark with his parting comment, claiming that his post-accident memories were lost after the festival dance, leaving twenty-three episodes worth of characters to gaze on helplessly as he's led away by his mother. Allow me to be a miserable grump for a minute, but I think we felt the impact of this at the end of the last episode. Not seeing Koko and/or friends tear up at his departure was a little disappointing, but then it didn't dawdle on this scene waiting for a reaction either. Not to worry though, there's plenty of tears-a-comin'.
During the Banri-Backlash is when we finally see all the crying, with Chinami's footage from the Okamera pushing people's feelings past the tipping point. The mirror that Koko gifted to Banri soon becomes a focus, as we wonder why Banri would have left it behind. Sure, he may not know where it came from, but how did his friends end up with it? We find out a little later that Banri actually does have a mirror, albeit Koko's unbroken mirror for some unknown reason, but then why wouldn't Koko know he had it? If she knew he had it, she shouldn't get upset. If she didn't know, why didn't she know? It seems a little strange to get upset about Banri leaving a mirror behind while not knowing the location of your own. Meanwhile, Banri loses his ring on the bridge, which is probably important so remember that.
Scooting forward a little, we see Koko visiting Banri at his parents' house. Seeing him with Linda must have been soul crushing for Koko, but she soldiers through the meeting, even when he doesn't recognize her and assumes she's Chinami. This was probably the point in the episode when I went from barely keeping it together to full-blown blubbering mess, so I'd like to think this scene was well done even if I was kind of irrationally hating Banri for it. Seeing him decline the mirror also did a number on me, but it turns out his decision to do this was for the best. It must have got that little mouse inside his head running in its wheel again, as Banri has a eureka moment and regains his post-accident, pre-festival memories.
Being honest, I'd have been quite content summarizing my thoughts on Golden Time with a few sentences, had it not been for the bridge scene towards the end of the episode. Banri confronts Ghost-Banri about the whole memory situation, which is fine. With you so far show, as that's not too surprising. Then somehow, Linda runs in and declares that she loves Ghost-Banri, all while regular Banri watches her hug and talk to him. Linda's voice does not have the distortion that Ghost-Banri's has, so it seems unlikely that Banri was imagining all of this. Does that mean Banri was arguing with himself? Did Linda run up to a solo Banri that was going insane, confess her love to him, then run off with a smile while telling him to go to Koko? I hope! I wish.
What really blows my mind is how Ghost-Banri hands regular Banri the ring, which we'd seen fall into the river earlier. Seriously, what happened there? Did Banri retrieve the ring from the river earlier, forgetting that he'd done so, allowing him to imagine the hand-over scene? Is Ghost-Banri actually a ghost with super powers? Maybe I'm missing something major, but even if Banri was just having a mad moment I wish it was actually explained realistically, as I'd like to believe that Ghost-Banri is entirely a figment of his imagination. But seriously, I'm stumped. Theories in the comments, please! [Editor's Note: Chris, we know the Ghost has the supernatural mojo. Have you forgotten his terrifying power over Tokyo traffic?]
And the rest, as they say, is history. You certainly don't need me trying to describe the happy ending scenes after Banri confronts Koko, memories and all, so I don't think I'll try. What I will say is that Golden Time's ending, in general, didn't disappoint. The bridge stuff was crazy, but it doesn't really mar the story in any meaningful way. Koko didn't give up on Banri, as much as she wanted it to look like she did, and Banri came through in the end with a little nudge from the mirrors. I'm going to dredge up Toradora once again, only to say that I don't think that the two shows are really comparable.
Golden Time treads unfamiliar territory instead of reiterating on your typical high school romance plot and niches, while also keeping the story somewhat believable. You've got amnesia, stalker girlfriends and ghost-memory doppelgängers that can influence the weather, yet it's also been quite some time since we've had such a relatable cast. To say that's an achievement is an understatement.
With that, we have just one last thing to address. Linda, our fallen goddess, tonight we raise a glass to you.
[Meet your Golden Time lover over at Crunchyroll.]
Chris WaldenContributor gamer profile
Some say that he can breathe Some say that he can jump over a All we know is that he's Brittanian, and that we are all He's on Twitter though: more + disclosures
Also on Japanator: Golden Time (13) From our database:
Final Impressions: Golden Time - Chris Walden
Annotated Anime: Golden Time episode 23 - Chris Walden
Filed under... #anime #Annotated Anime #feature #top stories


For the past 150 years, Hong Kong has attracted people from around the world to set up businesses and explore opportunities. There is an opportunity to fast track a Permanent Residency Visa and Citizenship in Hong Kong.
The French Finance Act 2015 has reinforced the sanctions available for failure to produce documentation in relation to transfer pricing.
There are different obligations in terms of documentation for large undertakings vs other undertakings. It is strongly advised that all enterprises prepare documentation on their transfer pricing policy.
As real estate has high value and is not moveable, it is an attractive target for taxation which makes it important to have correct advice.
The Netherlands is still a popular jurisdiction for cross-border tax structures and with good reason. A Coop-structure can be the perfect solution to seriously reduce a company's tax costs.
Changes in VAT rates in France effective January 1, 2014 affect many services. Some rates went up, some went down. Some services became exempt while others became taxable.
Transfer pricing is a concern to many countries and Germany is no different. Proper documentation is critical. The German Federal Fiscal Court has issued a ruling that their documentation requuirements agrees with European law.


text:
Tag Archive for: Teylers Museum
You are here: Home / Articles / Teylers Museum
MartijnBeekman.jpg
New wing Pieter Teyler House open to the public
Teylers Museum has a new wing: the Pieter Teyler house. As blogger for expatsHaarlem I was invited for the opening to the press on 29 November 2021.
https://expatshaarlem.nl/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/PieterTeylerhouse_8.jpg 800 1200 Arianna https://expatshaarlem.nl/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/huge_white.png Arianna2021-12-11 13:25:332021-12-11 14:07:27New wing Pieter Teyler House open to the public
Dutch museums closed until 1 June
From the Van Gogh Museum to the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, from…
https://expatshaarlem.nl/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Vangoghcorona.jpg 351 1000 Arianna https://expatshaarlem.nl/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/huge_white.png Arianna2020-03-27 14:37:172020-03-27 18:26:14Dutch museums closed until 1 June
Christoph Paulik
Visit Leonardo da Vinci at the Teylers Museum
The Teylers Museum for art and science opened in 1784 – five…
https://expatshaarlem.nl/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/DSC09136.jpg 618 927 Karin Brötzner https://expatshaarlem.nl/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/huge_white.png Karin Brötzner2018-10-31 12:09:542018-10-31 12:09:54Visit Leonardo da Vinci at the Teylers Museum
Teylers Museum Is A Unique Haarlem Treasure
When you enter Teylers Museum, you get the feeling you've stepped…
https://expatshaarlem.nl/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Teylers-Museum.jpg 2783 4174 Erica Brusselers https://expatshaarlem.nl/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/huge_white.png Erica Brusselers2016-04-05 11:22:562016-04-05 11:30:39Teylers Museum Is A Unique Haarlem Treasure

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
In 2015, Hamilton and The Force Awakens remixed essential American myths
Filed to:10 For The '10s
In 10 For The '10s, The A.V. Club looks back at the decade that was: 10 essays about the media that defined the 2010s, one for every year from 2010 to 2019. Today: 2015, Hamilton, and Star Wars: Episode VII—The Force Awakens.
The next time you share an idea you think is brilliant, and the person you share it with laughs, just smile and turn to this:
A decade has elapsed since Lin-Manuel Miranda told President Barack Obama and a room full of White House guests that he was writing a concept album about "the life of someone I think embodies hip-hop: Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton." It was May 12, 2009, and the first time Miranda had performed the project's opening number. Watching that video, you can see that Miranda knows the laugh is coming. He not only knows, but welcomes it with open arms. It's clear that even then, he knew his angle was a good, even brilliant one, that the skepticism conjured by the apparent absurdity of describing one of the Founding Fathers of the United States as embodying hip-hop would vanish once people understood the reasons why. They could laugh. Maybe they should laugh. Then they'd listen, and that would be the ball game.
"I'll be playing Vice President Aaron Burr," he says, to audible giggles. "Snap along if you like."
How does a bastard, orphan, son of a whore and a Scotsman, dropped in the middle of a forgotten spot in the Caribbean by providence, impoverished, in squalor, grow up to be the subject of one of the biggest musicals of all time? How does a friendless, indigent junk trader, abandoned—if not sold for drinking money—by her parents, wind up wielding a sci-fi Excalibur at the center of one of the world's most beloved cinematic universes? 2015 saw the rise of an intentionally provocative political figure whose unsubtle racism and misogyny—apparent even in the first speech of his campaign— would somehow get him to the White House, but the year was also bookended by two massively successful, conversation-dominating artifacts of pop culture that each, in its own way, took an unshakeable American institution and remixed or remade it into something new. Neither Hamilton nor Star Wars: Episode VII—The Force Awakens erases or abandons its source material; to the contrary, both operate on the assumption that the story being told is not only worthy of the telling, but an essential epic. Yet each was changed by this simple act: Its creators opened the doors wide, and let those too often left to wait outside come in and make those stories new.
As Miranda wrote in The Atlantic last week:
In tense, fractious times—like our current moment—all art is political. But even during those times when politics and the future of our country itself are not the source of constant worry and anxiety, art is still political. Art lives in the world, and we exist in the world, and we cannot create honest work about the world in which we live without reflecting it. If the work tells the truth, it will live on.
Much of Hamilton's success is due to its writer's keen understanding of two American art forms, as well as his formidable gift for language. But the real key to unlocking the greatness of Hamilton is this: Lin-Manuel Miranda looked at the life of Alexander Hamilton—at its particulars, not just some marble bust. He saw the story of an immigrant, of someone who used language and hustle and boldness to make a place for himself in a world that would otherwise have shut him out. He saw an audacious loudmouth, a genius who didn't know when to shut up, a trait which dazzled and backfired. He saw feuds and sex and swagger. And then he did something both simple and revolutionary: He wrote it exactly that way. He reflected the world in which we live. He told the truth, and it will live on.
Inspired by Ron Chernow's bestselling 2004 biography of Alexander Hamilton, Hamilton is, unequivocally, hip-hop—just not in the form of the concept album described in the White House in 2009. When the musical's songs were compiled into an LP, a Billboard review dubbed it the best rap record of 2015. Busta Rhymes sat in the front row, grinning, when the show played the Public Theater in New York, its home before the inevitable Broadway transfer; he was later one of many artists to appear on The Hamilton Mixtape, a list that includes Ja Rule, Nas, Wiz Khalifa, Common, Miguel, Queen Latifah, and Chance The Rapper. After seeing the show, Questlove, who would later produce the original cast recording with Black Thought, found himself asking: "Is this the most revolutionary thing to happen to Broadway, or the most revolutionary thing to happen to hip-hop?"
And that's because Hamilton is just as unequivocally a musical, with choreography, costumes, an intermission, scenework, a massive set, and a few powerhouse ballads. It's a sonic experience, but a dramatic one as well. It's not a musical about hip-hop; that is simply the form it takes. As all great hip-hop artists do, Miranda places Hamilton in conversation with other great artists by quoting and sampling their sampling their work—it's just that he's as likely to cite Jason Robert Brown as Mobb Depp and Biggie Smalls. The lyrics contain more than 20,000 words, far, far more than your Evan Hansens or your Hadestowns—just as, say, your average Busta Rhymes track would have far more words than something by Dolly Parton.
And it's not a gimmick. "This music is the only way you can tell this guy's story," Miranda told Grantland in 2015. "You could do a Les Mis-type musical about Hamilton, but it would have to be 12 hours long."
And so a story about the founding of the United States—previously captured in films like The Patriot, television shows like the miniseries John Adams, and musicals like 1776—was told again, by pairing one American art form with another. It's a choice that this time in a way that reflected the country's diversity. George Washington (Christopher Jackson) was Black. Burr (Leslie Odom Jr.) was Black. Hamilton, initially played by Miranda himself, was Puerto Rican. Thomas Jefferson was Black, played by a biracial rapper (Daveed Diggs) who went to Hebrew school and would win a Tony for his Broadway debut. King George (Jonathan Groff) was white, deliberately so; his menacing, wickedly funny, Beatles-inspired songs sound unlike anything else in the score. The other named characters, and the vast majority of the ensemble, were all people of color.
This isn't "colorblind casting," the kind of thing where you sit down to see Hamlet and the fact that a Latinx person is playing Claudius is never acknowledged. This is "color-conscious casting," an indispensable element of the show, operating—as most things in Hamilton do—on multiple levels. It elevates and enlivens the story, kicking preconceptions about what this period of history should look and sound like to the curb; in doing so, "you rob it of its inevitability, you rob it of its sort of plaster sainthood," Miranda said in 2018. It's also a practical artistic consideration: "I wanted to write a hip-hop, R&B musical about the life of Alexander Hamilton," he added; "If it had been an all-white cast, wouldn't you think I messed up?"
But it's another element that most lingers. It pops out in lines like "And when I meet Thomas Jefferson, I'm 'a compel him to include women in the sequel," and, most famously, shines through in "Immigrants: we get the job done." Here's Miranda in the annotated libretto included in Hamilton: The Revolution, a massive tome about the creation of the show, co-written with Jeremy McCarter.
This just made me laugh: Lafayette and Hamilton, on the verge of the last battle of the way, patting themselves on the back. I never anticipated that the audience response would drown out the next few lines every night. So we added two bars just to absorb the reaction. Cheers still drowned 'em out. So we added four bars. Then we felt like we were asking for applause, and they delivered, and it was even worse. We went back down to two bars and it is what it is. Why does it get such a delighted response? Because it's true.
Hamilton is a reclamation of American history—a story which, yes, features quite a few prominent white men. No one who sees Hamilton is going to suddenly forget that George Washington and Thomas Jefferson were white guys—it in fact reminds the audience that Jefferson was a slaveowner ("Sally, be a lamb, darlin', won't you open it?" he croons in the electric second-act opener, "What'd I Miss?") But when the lights go up, the audience sees a stage full of people of color in breeches and corsets, playing presidents and war heroes and other great figures of history. They'll listen to the cast tell that story through an art form created by people of color, many of them immigrants—something they have in common with the show's central figure. The diverse cast is a necessity to tell this version of this story correctly, but it's also an incredibly powerful statement, taking a vital piece of American history and allowing it to belong to everyone.
When I first actually saw Hamilton—not just listened, not watched clips, but sat down in a Chicago theater to be in (forgive me) "the room where it happens"—I figured I had an act and a half before I got weepy, maybe less if "Wait For It" was particularly sublime. (It was.) But it happened much sooner, when the actor playing Angelica Schuyler came to the line about compelling Thomas Jefferson to "include women in the sequel."
The acknowledgment that even within this marvelous show women were going to have to wait for the sequel meant a lot to me in that moment. It meant, and means, a lot to the show—particularly in 2015, as Hillary Clinton was running for president. The women aren't caricatures—you could make a decent case that Angelica is the third-best character, after Burr and Hamilton—but they're not singing "What'd I Miss," either. Their gender ensures that they remain mostly on the sidelines; they feature prominently in the story only by virtue of their relationship to its protagonist. That line was a recognition of what was missing and a promise of things to come; things that would be compelled, rather than granted.
It's that idea, I think, that ensured that Rey's first lightsaber battle in The Force Awakens would resonate with so many. The Star Wars franchise has never been a story by and about exclusively white men; to argue otherwise erases Leia and Lando, among others—though The Force Awakens was a big step forward, including a Black man and a Latinx man in leading roles. Nor is Rey (Daisy Ridley) the first woman associated with the Force (again, see Leia). But knowing that is one thing. Watching the character filling the Luke Skywalker role in J.J. Abrams' affectionate retracing of A New Hope catch Luke's lightsaber as it flew past the guy with Skywalker blood and into her hand—her hand—was something else.
It's one of two moments in that crucial Rey/Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) lightsaber fight that has a little of that Hamilton reclamation energy. We don't see Rey stick her hand out and reach for this weapon that's also a symbol; it's the former Ben Solo we watch, willing it out of the snowbank and into his palm. But he's a dark knight, trying and failing to pull the sword from the stone, bewildered that it won't yield to him. Then it almost clocks him in the head as it whips past, to a woman who had run away from even the suggestion that she could harness that kind of power. When the moment arrives, she doesn't run again.
The second, late-arriving moment is one for which we can thank Ava DuVernay. Rey's losing this fight, and Kylo Ren barks at her that she needs a teacher—as much a scold as an offer. "I can show you the ways of the Force," he snarls, but that word is all she needs. She had a teacher, for just a moment, and remembering Maz Kanata's advice, she closes her eyes, feels the Force, summons her composure, and opens her eyes.
In the commentary track for a collector's edition of the film, Abrams explained the origin of that moment, which was captured in reshoots:
I showed an early cut to my friend Ava DuVernay, and she had a bunch of great suggestions. One of them was she really wanted to see Daisy, in her attack on Ren, have one really cool moment... So she has this incredibly internal moment that is sort of extended in movie time where she basically feels it, accepts it, and is now ready to kick his ass.
It's not simply the fact of a woman as the main protagonist of a Star Wars film that makes Rey's arc, and that scene in particular, so powerful. It's that the woman in question lives out one of the great hero moments of all time—Arthur obtaining Excalibur—not once, but twice. She reaches out her hand and the sword flies forth. She closes her eyes, reaches out to the universe, and the Force reaches back. With that scene, Rey became a towering figure in the Star Wars universe, standing shoulder to shoulder with the characters—nearly all of them men—who made that far-away galaxy the cultural juggernaut it is today.
Alexander Hamilton is a pretty American concept—a person, yes, but also an idea, just as Jefferson, Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and George Washington are ideas. As American as apple pie, you might say, or Oklahoma!, or It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back, or Star Wars. History belongs to all of us; musical theater belongs to all of us; Star Wars belongs to all of us. That's truer now than it ever has been before, even if those in the highest offices of the land refuse to hear that truth.
Hamilton is still running on Broadway as well as in London and Chicago, with two tours currently criss-crossing the United States; Rey catapults herself through the air in the most memorable shot of the first trailer for The Rise Of Skywalker, a moment far more powerful than the self-congratulatory women's all-skate near the end of Avengers: Endgame. We still have a long way to go in terms of diverse representation in pop culture, but thanks to artists like Miranda and images as potent as Rey's outstretched hand, there are doors open now that never were before. The room where it happens may still be elusive—but it's a hell of a lot bigger, and more interesting.
Serial didn't invent true crime, but it did legitimize it
The dawn of the Netflix original series began a struggle for the soul of television
The Avengers was a cinematic event that can never be repeated


Inside Tank Sizes: (500mm x 300mm x 150mm)LxWxH. Overall Sizes: (530mm x 330mm x 310mm)LxWxH. Timer Set: Digital control(1-30minutes).
Voltage: AC100 120V or AC220-240V 50 / 60 Hz(Refer to listing title). The item "AC110V 480W 22 Liters Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner With Heater And Timer-010t" is in sale since Saturday, November 17, 2018. This item is in the category "Business & Industrial\Healthcare, Lab & Dental\Medical & Lab Equipment, Devices\Other Medical & Lab Equipment". The seller is "sister1252010" and is located in Zhejiang. This item can be shipped worldwide.


Commuter Short Sleeve - Bicycle Print Men's Shirt | Stock Mfg. – Stock Mfg. Co.
There's not a whole lot to add here that the pictures of this shirt don't get across. We liked this bicycle print, and the fabric is a beautiful, lightweight cotton. Summer is for wearing short sleeve printed shirts, and this is a good one. Enjoy!


text:
Thoughts on Mont Signal and Norse Legend tomorrow
Two runners tomorrow.
Mont Signal starts the day at Wolverhampton in the 1.50. Luke Morris takes the ride in the 7 furlong handicap. Mont Signal was a convincing course and distance winner last month, returning after a lengthy absence. He can be excused a disappointing effort a few days later at Southwell when he didn't really enjoy the surface and probably reappeared too soon. He has been going nicely at home and although this is a bit stronger than the race he won he ought to give another good account.
The race looks to revolve around Global Leader who was a convincing course and distance winner last week and reappears with a penalty. If he shows up in similar form tomorrow it will be hard for anything to beat him.
Norse Legend makes his handicap debut in the 4.30 at Bath. Richard Kingscote take the ride in the mile and a half handicap. Norse Legend has been gelded since his last run and has developed over the winter. He has had a couple of niggles in his preparation and will come on for this run. The step up in trip should suit him as should the soft surface.
With half the runners making their debuts in handicap company and most stepping up in trip this is a wide open contest and its a guessing game as to which horse is open to the most improvement. Bold Runner has shown he is capable at this level with a second on his handicap debut stepped up in distance last time. Enquiring is the only winner in the field and a duel winner at that, however he wasn't so good last time out and needs to bounce back.
Norse Legend working last week.


>International. For details about job descriptions, please see below.
>Thank you so much for your good cooperation.
findings, and use such findings to inform ongoing policy reform.
possible are integrated into the Bank's operational initiatives.
level; and (ii) land and natural resource management.
helps (or not) to meet citizen's expectations.
and decentralization reforms more generally.
component of the J4P-TL program.
institution to conduct research and analysis.
field manual detailing the methodology is in development.
complete, and held in confidentiality.
performance and daily coaching to build qualitative research capacity.
reflect realities on the ground.
Timor-Leste and abroad, as appropriate and required.
by the TTLs, research coordinating committee, and the Consultant.
reports, etc, as required and allocated on a time-basis.
in law, anthropology, or a related field.
intensive field research in Timor-Leste or similar environments.
§         Fluency in Tetum and/or Bahasa Indonesia (required).
§         Demonstrated experience training and mentoring research teams.
customary institutions and local authority structures.
§         Strong writing and editorial skills.
§         Outcome oriented, focused and flexible.
§         Ability to work alone and be innovative.
working in field locations under difficult conditions.
from the local partner institution.
(Caroline Sage, J4P and Ingo Wiederhoefer, EASSO).
to commence on or around 13 April 2009.
Coordinator, J4P and SDV project TTLs, and appropriate advisory staff).


text:
Northwestern University Press
Search for works within Northwestern University Press
Your use of this Platform is subject to the Fulcrum Terms of Service.
Share the story of what Open Access means to you
University of Michigan needs your feedback to better understand how readers are using openly available ebooks. You can help by taking a short, privacy-friendly survey.
Yes, I can help
The Director's Prism: E. T. A. Hoffmann and the Russian Theatrical Avant-Garde
Dassia N. Posner
The Director's Prism investigates how and why three of Russia's most innovative directors— Vsevolod Meyerhold, Alexander Tairov, and Sergei Eisenstein—used the fantastical tales of German Romantic writer E. T. A. Hoffmann to reinvent the rules of theatrical practice. Because the rise of the director and the Russian cult of Hoffmann closely coincided, Posner argues, many characteristics we associate with avant-garde theater—subjective perspective, breaking through the fourth wall, activating the spectator as a co-creator—become uniquely legible in the context of this engagement. Posner examines the artistic poetics of Meyerhold's grotesque, Tairov's mime-drama, and Eisenstein's theatrical attraction through production analyses, based on extensive archival research, that challenge the notion of theater as a mirror to life, instead viewing the director as a prism through whom life is refracted. A resource for scholars and practitioners alike, this groundbreaking study provides a fresh, provocative perspective on experimental theater, intercultural borrowings, and the nature of the creative process.
Citable Link
Publisher: Northwestern University Press
978-0-8101-3357-0 (e-book)
978-0-8101-3355-6 (paper)
978-0-8101-3356-3 (hardcover)
Search and Filter Resources
Search for resources within The Director's Prism: E. T. A. Hoffmann and the Russian Theatrical Avant-Garde
Chapter 1: Meyerhold-Dapertutto: Framing the Grotesque2
Chapter 3: Peregrinus Tyss Meets Pipifax: Eisenstein, the Grotesque, and the Attraction6
GVYTM
framing devices3
perspective shifts3
Tieck3
Eisenstein, Sergei3
Meyerhold, Vsevolod3
Dementiev, P.1
Exclusive to Fulcrum4
Your search has returned 7 resources attached to The Director's Prism: E. T. A. Hoffmann and the Russian Theatrical Avant-Garde
Filtering by: Keyword GVYTM Remove constraint Keyword: GVYTM
Sort by First Appearance
Section (Earliest First)
Section (Last First)
Format (A-Z)
Format (Z-A)
Year (Oldest First)
Year (Newest First)
Photo of the biomechanics exercise "The Horse"
From Chapter 1: Meyerhold-Dapertutto: Framing the Grotesque and Chapter 3: Peregrinus Tyss Meets Pipifax: Eisenstein, the Grotesque, and the Attraction
Photograph of Meyerhold's students performing the biomechanics exercise "The Horse" ("The Ring"). State Higher Theatre Workshops (GVYTM), Moscow (1922). TWS FIN05844. Copyright © Theaterwissenschaftliche Sammlung, University of Cologne.
Photo of a scene from Magnanimous Cuckold
From Chapter 1: Meyerhold-Dapertutto: Framing the Grotesque
Scene from Magnanimous Cuckold, based on the play by Fernand Crommelynck, directed by Vsevolod Meyerhold, Meyerhold Theatre (GosTIM), Moscow (GVYTM premiere: April 25, 1922; photograph from 1928 GosTIM remount). КП 180170/29. Copyright © A. A. Bakhrushin State Central Theatre Museum, Moscow.
Photo of a scene from Tarelkin's Death
From Chapter 3: Peregrinus Tyss Meets Pipifax: Eisenstein, the Grotesque, and the Attraction
Brandakhlystova's children, played by Vladimir Liutse (left) and E. Bengis (right), in Tarelkin's Death, based on the play by Sukhovo-Kobylin, directed by Vsevolod Meyerhold, designed by Varvara Stepanova, State Higher Theatre Workshops (GVYTM) (premiere: November 24, 1922). Negative reproduction, 11.7 × 8.7 cm. ГИК 9302/39, ОН 16024. Copyright © Saint Petersburg State Museum of Theatre and Music.
Mise-en-scène drawing for Puss in Boots (Dementiev)
P. Dementiev, mise-en-scène drawing (detail) for Puss in Boots, based on the play by Ludwig Tieck (December 1, 1921). Russian State Archive of Literature and Art, f. 963, op. 1, ed. khr. 1274: 9.
Proscenium theater scene design for Puss in Boots (Eisenstein)
Sergei Eisenstein, scene design for Puss in Boots, based on the play by Ludwig Tieck (December 28–29, 1921). Russian State Archive of Literature and Art, f. 1923, op. 1, ed. khr. 792: 6.
Arena theater scene design for Puss in Boots (Eisenstein)
Sergei Eisenstein, scene design for Tieck's Puss in Boots, State Higher Theatre [Directing] Workshops (December 30, 1921). Russian State Archive of Literature and Art, f. 1923, op. 2, ed. khr. 1627: 2.
Eccentric scene design for Heartbreak House
Sergei Eisenstein, Eccentric scene design for Shaw's Heartbreak House, State Higher Theatre Workshops (GVYTM), (June 19, 1922). Paper, applique, ink, 34.7 × 48.5 cm. КП 62005. Copyright © A. A. Bakhrushin State Central Theatre Museum, Moscow.
© Northwestern University Press 2023


text:
Nigeria election violence killed 'at least 39' – monitors
Feb 25, 2019 8:05 PM PHT
In the Okoto area of the country's biggest city, Lagos, voters were chased away and ballot boxes were destroyed, say poll monitors
DAURA, Nigeria – Civil society groups monitoring Nigeria's presidential and parliamentary election said on Monday, February 25, that 39 people have been killed in violence linked to the vote.
The Situation Room, an umbrella group of more than 70 organizations, said "election-related violence… led to the death of at least 39 Nigerians" in the last two days.
The body, which previously gave a death toll of 16, had more than 8,000 observers on the ground for Saturday's vote, at which President Muhammadu Buhari is seeking a second term.
"Situation Room reiterates that no election in Nigeria should cost the life of any citizen and condemns in the strongest terms the lack of empathy, concern and sensitivity by the police class regarding these events," it said in a statement.
A total of 16 people were killed in the southern state of Rivers, which has long been a flashpoint for political violence.
Bayelsa, which neighbors Rivers to the west, saw 4 deaths, and Delta, the next state along, had two fatalities. Eight other states around the country saw people killed.
Clement Nwankwo, the executive director of the Policy and Legal Advocacy Centre, who is also convenor of the Situation Room, said the violence should be "thoroughly investigated."
The group highlighted reports that just over a quarter of the nearly 120,000 polling units were under-policed, and there were "shortfalls and gaps" in security elsewhere.
At least 6 states saw disruption in polling. In the Okoto area of the country's biggest city, Lagos, voters were chased away and ballot boxes were destroyed, Nwankwo said.
In Osun state, also in the southwest, ballot papers and boxes were destroyed at the local office of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), he added.
There were also reports of some "partisan" security officials, "compromised" INEC staff and incidents involving the military, including blocking some voters.
"Situation Room notes that INEC has not managed the election efficiently and significant shortcomings have been recorded," the group said.
"The election has been a step back from the 2015 General Election and actions should be taken to identify what has gone wrong and what can be corrected."
Police said separately that 128 people had been arrested across the country for electoral offences, including murder, vote-buying and ballot box snatching.
Meanwhile, Muhammadu Buhari on Monday got off to a winning start in his bid for re-election as Nigeria's president, as the first result was announced from weekend polls.
The 76-year-old former military ruler won 219,231 votes in the southwestern state of Ekiti, while his main opponent, Atiku Abubakar, got 154,032, the electoral commission announced.
Voting took place on Saturday, February 23, in all of Nigeria's 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja.
More results are expected to be announced in Abuja in the coming days. – Rappler.com


text:
Q: I am not able to deploy services in Apache ignite while working with .net If I set the client mode to true by below line
Ignition.ClientMode = true;

I am not able to deploy the service. The code I used for deployment is
   ServiceConfiguration serviceConfiguration = new ServiceConfiguration();
            serviceConfiguration.Name = "FService";
            serviceConfiguration.MaxPerNodeCount = 4;
            serviceConfiguration.TotalCount = 10;
            serviceConfiguration.Service = new MyService();
            ignite.GetCluster().GetServices().Deploy(serviceConfiguration);

The code used for fetching the service is
  IMyService proxy = ignite.GetServices().GetServiceProxy<IMyService>("FService", false);

I am getting exception like service not found

The same code is working perfectly if I set the client mode to false
Ignition.ClientMode = false;

Please suggest to me what I am missing?

A: Do you have code for this service on other nodes?
If your node is Server, and code is only available on current node, it will be deployed locally.
But if node is Client, and code is not available on any server nodes, service won't be deployed.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
The Business Inside
Without Knowledge Your Experience is a waste… Without Experience Your Knowledge is a waste..!!
My Photography Corner
Categories Select Category Artificial Intelligence (7) Computer Vision (1) Bikes & Cars Corner (9) Business News (30) Cyber Security (5) Digital Marketing (27) affiliate marketing (3) Competitor Spying (1) content marketing (2) Email Marketing (2) Native Advertisement (1) Online PR (2) paid marketing tools (1) pay per click (1) Search Engine Marketing (1) search engine optimization (6) Social media marketing (3) Web Analytics (2) Enterprise Resource Planning (2) Entrepreneurship (4) Gaming News (17) Human Behavior (2) Internet Of Things (2) Network Marketing Business (7) New Tech Release (13) Podcasting (3) Science (11) Something About Me (3) VIrtual Reality (4) Youtube (4)
Tag: entrepreneur
The Business Inside: Nokia 6.3, 7.3, 9.3 PureView might debute in Q4 ; LAVA launched India's Original Ringtone
Speculations are going around that Nokia 9.3 PureView and 7.3 mid-rangers could be the next 5G smartphones from the Finnish brand. According to reports, they are also working on the 6.3 version of the Nokia smartphone. The officials that are keeping a close watch on the developments of Nokia 6.3, 7.3 5G, and 9.3 PureView 5G, has reported that all these smartphones will make their debut in Q4 2020. In the meantime, LAVA, the Indian origin smartphone company launched India's very-first original ringtone to counter the Chinese-maker in the market. As the Boycott of Chinese Products is bringing the revolutionary change, LAVA is going head-to-head with other brands.
Read More The Business Inside: Nokia 6.3, 7.3, 9.3 PureView might debute in Q4 ; LAVA launched India's Original Ringtone
The Business Inside: What is Entrepreneurial Ecosystem & Why do we need one?
The road to becoming a successful entrepreneur is full of needles on which you have to walk barefoot. There are a lot of factors that affect the rates of startups and scaleups. Whenever someone starts a new business, they eagerly want to evolve into large enterprises. Due to this, many startup end-up failing after running for 5-10 years.
Read More The Business Inside: What is Entrepreneurial Ecosystem & Why do we need one?
The Business Inside: Build Your Public Profile for Search Engine with Google 'People Cards'
On 11 August 2020, Google launched the "People Cards" feature in India to enable users to create their profile on Google search engine. We shall remind you that the feature was already in the testing phase for the last couple of years. The idea was to bring a virtual visiting cards-like experience to Google Search. It will help users to highlight their websites, social media profiles, and identity details to the public. Users can control what they want people to see about them.
Read More The Business Inside: Build Your Public Profile for Search Engine with Google 'People Cards'
The Business Inside: Whatsapp New Feature will Sync Chat history across multiple platforms, Samsung back to 2nd Spot in India
WhatsApp officials are working on a new feature to enable users to use the same account across multiple devices at the same time. Till now, the messaging app was working on single device setup, but, according to recent news, this new feature is getting worked on in parts. Also, Samsung beat Vivo by recording a higher shipment in Q2, which pushed them to the second spot. Vivo is now at third, followed by Realme and Oppo.
Read More The Business Inside: Whatsapp New Feature will Sync Chat history across multiple platforms, Samsung back to 2nd Spot in India
An interactive session with The Business Inside: A little bit about Myself
Hello everyone! Today, I am not going to write anything about any technology, business, current affairs, gaming, or marketing, etc. I just want to tell a little bit about myself today. It's going to be an interactive blog where I will tell you a little bit about myself, and you can share your views or anything that you want to share in the comment section. Well, since it's my personal blog, I can share anything, right? There's also a special occasion. That's right. Yesterday, I posted the 100th blogpost on my website: The Business Inside.
Read More An interactive session with The Business Inside: A little bit about Myself
The Business Inside: Top-10 Gaming News of the August Week-1
Click to check-out what's going on in the gaming community. Read weekly updates about top gaming stories and see what's happening around you.
Read More The Business Inside: Top-10 Gaming News of the August Week-1
The Business Inside: An Extrasolar Planet Discovered around Main-Sequence Star with the help of Radio Telescope
Dr. Gisela N. Ortiz León, a Postdoctoral researcher from Max Plack Institute for Radio Astronomy, along with an internal team of astronomers, made a wonderful discovery by finding a Saturn-like planet, which is orbiting a small, cool star. They were able to detect a 'wobble' in the star's motion, probably caused due to the gravitational pull of the planet.
Read More The Business Inside: An Extrasolar Planet Discovered around Main-Sequence Star with the help of Radio Telescope
The Business Inside: LAVA taking on Chinese Mobile Makers all alone – Launched another affordable smartphone
Recently, LAVA Int. Ltd. added a new smartphone into its Z series – LAVA Z66. The new smartphone got launched on 4th August 2020. The main highlight of this smartphone is its camera functionalities. It comes with a 13MP selfie camera sensor and dual rear camera setup of 13MP main-camera & 5MP sensor. To enhance the shoot capabilities, the company added multiple shooting modes.
Read More The Business Inside: LAVA taking on Chinese Mobile Makers all alone – Launched another affordable smartphone
The Business Inside: A Tiny Hop by SpaceX Starship prototype is a big step towards Mars
The recent demo flight of SpaceX Starship prototype, conducted by Elon Musk and SpaceX took man-kind one step closer to the interplanetary travel mission to Mars. That's right. Humanity is one step closer to becoming a multi-planetary species. The vision achieved its first benchmark when SpaceX launched a giant metal thermos into the Texas sky on 4th July 2020 evening.
Read More The Business Inside: A Tiny Hop by SpaceX Starship prototype is a big step towards Mars
The Business Inside: Indian Automobile Industry towards Digitization, BMW S1000RR New Shade, and Much More
Digitization is happening in every sector, whether it's business, healthcare, or education. And now, the Indian automobile industry is taking this step even further with Augmented Reality and AI-based technologies. Not only that, BMW recently made some changes in the color theme of its S 1000 R and updated it to meet the Ero 5 emission regulations. Also, made-in-India KTM 200 Duke is all set to get launched in the US market.
Read More The Business Inside: Indian Automobile Industry towards Digitization, BMW S1000RR New Shade, and Much More


Enjoy the aroma of tree-ripened bananas, baked slowly with a touch of brown sugar.
Taro and vanilla dance together seductively to bring you this rich and decadent flavor.
This sought after juice delivers a handful of gummy candy flavour that will have you bouncing off the walls.
Two became one. Lychee and pineapple have been combined to create a potent explosion of flavor unlike any other!
Have a seat and relax while you enjoy this delicious Earl Grey tea and vanilla latte. You deserve it.
Smooth and creamy custard coats your taste buds on the inhale, culminating with a fine French vanilla exhale.
Fruity and juicy gum flavor for your enjoyment, now with less chewing!
Refreshing, tart and creamy. Take your time to enjoy this delectable key lime pie on a thin crust of graham cracker crumbs.
Tart raspberry that is tamed by just the right amount of sweet whipped cream.
Indulge in silky whipped cream over a bowl of perfectly ripened strawberries.
An epic collision of juicy watermelons and fresh cream.


In May 2016, the official regulations of the EU General Data Protection Regulations directive were published in all official EU languages. This new directive was expected to have a major impact on how companies were legally allowed to handle the data of EU citizens, sending some businesses into a panic. Many of their systems were non-compliant, and failure to follow these new regulations could result in a fine of either €20 million, or 4% of the company's worldwide annual revenue of the prior financial year, depending on what was greater.
We've said it before and we'll say it again: B2B appointment setting is an artform, and the marketer that seals the deal — on a consistent basis — is a veritable magician! Thankfully, experience takes away a lot of the guesswork. And with over 28 years under our belt, we can honestly say that securing a meeting with a C-Suite Executive gets easier with time. It's all about developing your skills and deepening your research.
So you've come around to the idea of telemarketing as a key B2B marketing strategy and invested the necessary resources. You've got a team of dedicated telemarketers working around the clock, calling anyone who might even remotely be interested in your product and pitching, pitching, pitching.
Appointment setting has never been easy, but now, your prospects and the way they behave makes securing those all important first meetings even more of a challenge.
In the B2B world, you'll have more success closing a deal when you've actually engaged face-to-face with the person you're doing business with. That's why B2B appointment setting is so important. It seems like a pretty simple concept: you set an appointment to consult with another business about services and products. What could go wrong?


First off, I'd like to apologize. If you're reading this, there's a fair chance that you've received an unexpected PM-related email recently. Upon logging in to look at said PM, you probably realized that you couldn't find it because it had been deleted. I'll do my best to explain.
It seems Josh made a little oversight when he set up permissions for the forums, in that users were capable of PMing entire groups of users. This included "Newly Registered Users" - that is to say, forum members that have made fewer than five posts. One of our users accidentally clicked this option while sending a PM, resulting in over a thousand people receiving a rather unwarranted, unexpected message. This sent email notifications to everyone that had not disabled them in their control panel profile.
If you're annoyed by this, I'll apologize once more. This obviously something that should never have happened to begin with, and I'll be the first to acknowledge that. Rest assured the problem has been dealt with and is taken care of. It won't be happening again.
If you're curious about the state of LT and have been out of the loop for a significant period of time, Josh disappeared for a while due to a burnout, then came back for a while longer, then disappeared again because he was frustrated with getting the game to run at over 5 frames per second. Now that problem is fixed and game development is continuing normally, although he's having to rebuild it in C and Lua to get it to run at a high framerate. (His target is 60 FPS and so far, he's hitting it easily.) He demo'd it at PAX South a few months ago, and several other smaller places since. Beta isn't out yet, but we're steadily working our way in that direction. He's hired me as his community manager, and is looking to hire an intern in the near future to help with some of the code. Things are shaping up. We recently updated the main site, too.
If you're curious about the title of the message ("Your presence in IRC is noticed"), we have an official IRC channel. The server is irc.gamesurge.net and the channel is #limittheory. We're very active there. I'm on there all the time, so if you have any questions to ask that you'd rather be answered in real time, hit me up! Otherwise, feel free to post here, or send me a PM.
Yes Aiha! We want to see you back there!
It was not you, Jan. You're fine.
Edit: I've been informed you were the intended recipient, actually, so it was indeed aimed at you.
Talvieno wrote: It was not you, Jan. You're fine.
@Aiha: That's, even more, a reason! ALL THE KITTIES!
Oh. Good. Wait...was it you?
THAT could be it too.
No, I just know who it is because Saoirse got one as well.
Was wondering what that was about.
I would consider myself a newbie here! Why didn't I get any nice messages?


Meanwhile, Roland's RT-MicS Hybrid Drum Module looks like a more accessible solution for those of you who only need one or two triggers, or for those just poking their toes into hybrid waters.
Offering all-in-one convenience, it combines a piezo trigger, microphone, and sound module in a small battery-powered device that mounts quickly, with no tools required. The RT-MicS comes loaded with eight sounds, and also supports loading user samples via USB.
The preloaded sounds include handclap and snare variations designed to layer with acoustic snare. Using the free RT-MicS Sender software on a Mac or PC, players can replace the factory sounds with custom WAV sounds. Each can be up to 10 seconds in length, enabling the triggering of sustained sounds likes gongs, cymbals, timpani, and even sound effects. Via the software, sounds can be assigned for triggering from the rim only if desired.
Electronic sounds are selected from the playing position with a large button on the RT-MicS. Sounds can also be muted/unmuted easily, and a dedicated control is on hand to adjust the trigger sensitivity as needed.
With its integrated microphone, the RT-MicS allows the user to amplify their acoustic snare or tom sound through a PA without having to use a separate mic. Individual ¼-inch outputs are provided for the mic and electronic sounds, and it's also possible to blend the two sounds inside the RT-MicS and send them to a single output.
Again, launch date and price are currently TBC - for more info, visit Roland.com.


The Classic Quick Island Tour is a six day tour when you cover two ancient cities ( Sigiriya , Kandy) hill country and wild life experience. This tour package is suitable for those who come to Sri Lanka for a short holiday.
Early morning leave for Sigiriya, visiting a roof tile factory and pineapple plantation as well as Pinawella Elephant Orphanage ,one of the popular attractions, established as a sanctuary .Visitors are invited to observe and assist the baby elephants as they are fed from giant feeding bottles, before they plod down to the river for their daily bath.
In the afternoon visit the Sigiriya Fortress,which was a royal palace of King Kassyappa (477-495 A.D) Dinner and overnight in hotel in Sigiriya.
After morning elephant ride through the jungle proceed to Kandy,visiting Dambula Cave Temple, bathic factory and spice garden in Matale on the way.,Visit of Temple of The Tooth and traditional cultural dancing show in the evening. Dinner and overnight in hotel in Kandy.
After breakfast you will have the option to proceed to Ella by train. It�s a picturesque driveway through tea plantations and offers the best view of Sri Lanka country side. Our driver will drop you at Nuwara Eliya train station and pick you up from train station in Ella. Once you check in to your hotel in Ella you will climb Little Adam`s Peak, visit the Rama`s Cave or just chill by one of the waterfalls Ella has to offer. Dinner and overnight in hotel in Ella.
After Breakfast leave for Yala for safari tour at Yala National Park. Yala West National Park is located to the southeast of the island and is well recognized as one of the best parks in the world to observe and photograph leopards. The park covers an area of over 100,000 hectares and its main physical features are sand dunes, lagoons, dry river/stream beds, rocky outcrops and scrub/thorn forest. There is also a substantial elephant population along with spotted deer, sambar, wild buffalo, sloth bear, jackal, mongoose, pangolin and crocodiles. The bird life comprises over 120 species, and ranges from lesser flamingos to paradise flycatchers, crested hawk eagles, and black bitterns. Dinner and overnight in hotel in Tissamaharama.
After breakfast proceed back to Negombo via beautiful southern costal road,visiting Dondra lighthouse, blow hole in Dickwella, Weligama fishing village and turtle hatchary in Unawatuna. End of tour.


text:
Galaxy NGC 4214: A star formation laboratory
Size isn't everything… in astronomy, at least. Dwarf galaxy NGC 4214 may be small, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in content. It is packed with everything an astronomer could ask for, from hot, young star-forming regions to old clusters with red supergiants. The intricate patterns of glowing ionised hydrogen gas, cavities blown clear of gas by stellar wind, and bright stellar clusters of NGC 4214 can be seen in this optical and near-infrared image, taken using the Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3) instrument on the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope.
A huge heart-shaped cavity — possibly the galaxy's most eye-catching feature — can be seen at the centre of the image. Inside this hole lies a large cluster of massive, young stars ranging in temperature from 10 000 to 50 000 degrees Celsius. Their strong stellar winds are responsible for the creation of this hollow area. The resulting lack of gas prevents any further star formation from occurring in this region.
Located around 10 million light-years away in the constellation of Canes Venatici (The Hunting Dogs), the galaxy's relative close proximity to us, combined with the wide variety of evolutionary stages among the stars, makes it an ideal laboratory to research what triggers star formation and evolution. By chance, there is relatively little interstellar dust between us and NGC 4214, making our measurements of it more accurate.
NGC 4214 contains a large amount of gas, some of which can be seen glowing red in the image, providing abundant material for star formation. The area with the most hydrogen gas, and consequently, the youngest clusters of stars (around two million years old), lies in the upper part of this Hubble image. Like most of the features in the image, this area is visible due to ionisation of the surrounding gas by the ultraviolet light of a young cluster of stars within.
Observations of this dwarf galaxy have also revealed clusters of much older red supergiant stars that we see at a late stage in their evolution. Additional older stars can be seen dotted all across the galaxy. While these are dominant in infrared emission they can only be seen shining faintly in this visible-light image. The variety of stars at different stages in their evolution, indicate that the recent and ongoing starburst periods are by no means the first, and the galaxy's numerous ionised hydrogen regions suggest they will not be the last.
Source: ESA/Hubble Information Centre
Mohsin ali Inventions Camera, Canes Venatici, ESA, Galaxy, Hubble Information Centre, Hubble Space Telescope, NASA, NGC, Space Telescope, Wide Field Camera
Dwarf planet Haumea shines with crystalline ice
Flipping hot Jupiters


text:
Tag: Manon Bradshaw
Remain Silent by Susie Steiner
May 28, 2020 May 14, 2020 ~ Margaret	~ 6 Comments
'The dead cannot speak. But they still have a story to tell.'
I've enjoyed two of Susie Steiner's earlier books so I was keen to read her latest book, Remain Silent and once more I was totally immersed in the story. It's the 3rd Manon Bradshaw book and I loved it.
The Borough Press | 28 May 2020 | 368 pages | review copy | 4*
'By turns warm and witty, gripping and terrifying, heartbreaking and uplifting, Susie Steiner's fourth book is both a literary tour de force and one of the finest crime novels of recent years.' (extract from the publishers' blurb)
This is not just a police procedural and a gripping mystery it is a tragedy, a scathing look at modern life, centred on the exploitation of immigrant labour, racism and abuse that some of the foreign workers have to endure.
Manon Bradshaw is a Detective Inspector, a working mother with a young toddler, Teddy, her adopted teenage son, Fly and her partner, Mark Talbot who has recently been diagnosed with cancer. She is working in the Major Crime Unit on cold cases on a part-time basis and is not getting on well with her new boss, Detective Superintendent Gloria McBain. Despite that when she finds the body of Lukas Balsys hanging from a tree with a note attached saying 'The dead cannot speak', McBain puts her in charge of the investigation into his death – did he commit suicide or was he murdered?
The story, as in the earlier books, has a complicated plot. This one revolves around the plight of a group of Lithuanian immigrants living and working in terrible conditions under a cruel gang master, Edikas. There is a large cast of characters – as well as the Lithuanians and the police there is a local racist group leading a campaign of hatred with protest marches and the threat of violence. All come over as incredibly real people, with the star characters being Manon, Lukas, his friend Matis and Elise who falls in love with Lukas, despite her racist father's hatred of the immigrants.
This has all the ingredients of a successful crime novel for me. Although it starts off slowly building up a picture of the characters and their situation, it is gripping and intense, dealing with problems of prejudice and downright hatred and xenophobia – a most thought-provoking and shocking novel.
Susie Steiner is a novelist and freelance journalist. She began her writing career as a news reporter first on local papers, then on the Evening Standard, the Daily Telegraph and The Times. In 2001 she joined The Guardian, where she worked as a commissioning editor for 11 years. In May 2019 she was diagnosed with a brain tumour (Grade 4 Glioblastoma) and spent most of 2019 undergoing treatment: six hours of brain surgery, chemo radiation, and six cycles of chemotherapy. My best wishes for her recovery. For more information see her website, susiesteiner.co.uk


text:
NO OBLIGATION & FREE CONSULTATION
Dog Attacks and Dog Bites
SEPTA Claims
Uber/Lyft Car Accidents
Work Accidents and Workers' Compensation
Jeffrey A. Nerenberg
Home » Practice Areas » Slip and Fall Accidents
Philadelphia Slip and Fall Accident Lawyer
A slip and fall case arises the moment someone sustains a personal injury through no fault of their own; however, determining the liability of various parties can be complicated because it is often unclear who caused the accident. Some people suffer from minor injuries during these accidents and do not believe that they can recover compensation. If someone else is at fault for the accident, compensation is available.
Victims of a recent accident should reach out to a Philadelphia Slip and Fall Attorney and review all the compensation options that are available. Victims cannot recover fully or enjoy the quality of life they deserve if they do not take swift action after suffering because of a property owner's negligence. In every case, it is important that a lawyer complete a full investigation.
Are Slip and Fall Accidents Common?
Slip and fall accidents may result in serious injuries such as broken bones, back injuries, head trauma, or wrongful death. These types of injuries can make it difficult for people to be mobile, perform their activities of daily living, or even live on their own. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 800,000 people are hospitalized with fall injuries every year.
The National Floor Safety Institute notes several statistics from government agencies concerning slip and fall accidents. Slip and fall accidents account for around one million hospital visits every year, representing over 10 percent of all visits. The Consumer Product Safety Commission notes that flooring alone accounts for around two million injuries every year, and half of all accidental deaths in homes are caused by flooring.
Older adults, those age 65 years and older, suffer the greatest number of fatal falls. In addition, the medical costs of falls reach well into the billions of dollars. Falls are the second greatest cause of injury deaths among seniors and falls cause nearly 90 percent of all broken bones among seniors age 65 or older. Sadly, 60 percent of nursing home residents will fall every year.
The American Trucking Association says that slip and fall accidents cause the largest number of compensable injuries, even more than vehicular accidents. Moreover, approximately 85 percent of Workers' Compensation claims are caused by a slip, trip, or fall. Although adults often believe that they are not clumsy or have good balance, there is no way to know when they could fall and suffer a serious injury.
Where can Slip and Fall Accidents Occur?
Slip and fall accidents can occur anywhere at any time, but they most often occur on slippery or uneven ground. Unfavorable weather conditions such as wind, rain, snow, and ice increase the likelihood that someone will slip and fall. Wet floors left behind after cleaning can cause injuries, decks might collapse, handrails could fail, or damaged stairs might cause someone to tumble to the bottom.
Sidewalks and parking lots are filled with people every day, and warehouses or factories have large, open floors that become slick during the day. Fast food restaurants, office buildings, and government buildings might have slick floors, or an elevator may not stop flush with the floor, causing boarding or departing passengers to trip.
Spills and slick floors in retail stores are equally dangerous, or the flooring in the hall of a hotel or apartment building may not be in good condition. If the facility has a swimming pool, slip and fall incidents might occur because of damaged concrete around the pool and/or inadequate warnings. Damaged carpeting in an office can cause just as many injuries, or contracted office workers might slip and fall when they stumble over the leg of a chair in a tight space.
Some people walk into unlit or dimly lit areas where they have so little visibility that they slip and fall. Amusement parks may have slippery ground or awkward queues that make it difficult for victims to avoid a fall. Potholes and ditches are just as dangerous for runners or anyone simply looking to cross the street.
Sports stadiums and large theaters are equally troublesome because guests must cover quite a lot of ground to get where they want to go. Even a tiny bit of damaged flooring or a broken handrail can cause serious injuries. Although most people go out to have a good time and do not want these accidents to get in the way, they should report these accidents, take pictures of the scene, and seek medical attention as soon as possible.
Nursing homes can be a site for injuries as visitors and residents slip and fall. Although the residents of a nursing home may be more susceptible to slipping and falling, any faults in the facility could cause a grandchild, security guard, or other visitor to slip and fall.
Private homeowners can face lawsuits for slip and fall accidents. Homeowners must keep their homes in good condition to prevent such accusations. Local ordinances require homeowners to clear their sidewalks and driveways of ice and snow. If the stairs or deck on the property are damaged, the homeowner can be sued to recover damages after an accident. Even someone who slips inside the home during a party could sue if it is clear the house is not kept in good condition. For example, a raised piece of hardwood flooring might not trip family members who know to avoid it, but guests who do not know better could be badly injured.
Premises liability law points directly at the owner or manager of a property who must keep that facility in good condition. Premises liability claims have a few elements that victims must understand if they wish to recover compensation.
First, the property owner has a duty of care to protect those on the property, and it must be absolutely clear that the owner or manager violated that duty of care. This is generally proved by demonstrating the negligence or inaction of the owner/manager.
Victims must receive medical care just after the accident to prove that they were hurt on the day of the accident. For example, the victim might have slipped and sprained their ankle at a football game. They were drinking during the game and simply wrote off the injury. A few days later, they seek medical attention because they simply cannot walk anymore. When they file suit, the owner of the stadium will claim that the victim was not even injured on the premises because they did not report the accident, they have no photographic evidence, and they did not seek medical care until days later.
Finally, the victim must show that the negligence or inaction of the property owner directly caused their injuries. Although it is often quite clear that victims were injured by long-standing inaction, such as never repairing damaged stairs, other injuries are simple accidents that cannot be avoided. For example, someone slips and falls on a soda that a child just spilled on the floor of a retail store. The retail store and its management team simply cannot clean up accidents that quickly, and the claim may not move forward.
Who Could be Liable for My Accident?
In some cases, these facilities are owned by someone else and rented by a tenant. If the tenant asks the owner to repair damaged flooring and someone slips and falls on that flooring, the owner of the facility is liable.
Apartment complexes are often owned by large corporations, and that corporation is liable for accidents when it fails to maintain the property. If the corporation employs a third-party management firm to handle the property, the management company can face a lawsuit for failing to maintain the property.
In large industrial parks, offices, or retail stores, tenants should keep up with their units, but the rest of the property is the responsibility of the property owner. Some examples of poor maintenance include negligent security, ice or snow buildup, facility malfunctions, unsafe storage of products or merchandise, uneven sidewalks, and other issues.
Reviewing the circumstances of the accident with a lawyer gives victims the opportunity to better understand who is liable and how the accident occurred. Although victims may share their account of the accident, take pictures, and speak to eyewitnesses, the underlying causes of the accident may be difficult to uncover at first glance.
Maintenance companies, skilled laborers, or product manufacturers may be liable for these accidents if it is clear that they created the situation that caused the accident. For example, a plumber claimed that they repaired a broken pipe on the fountain at the center of the property, but it continued to leak. When a visitor slips and falls due to the laborer's negligence, the laborer is liable for the accident because the property owner or manager can prove that it ordered repairs and believed they were completed as required.
What are Common Slip and Fall Injuries?
Injuries occurring after slip and fall accidents are often difficult to detect because many people tend to walk it off and move on with their lives. In some cases, victims write off these injuries as the aches and pains they would expect without understanding that their injuries go much deeper. Common slip and fall injuries include the following:
Broken bones. The victim of a fall could break bones in their legs, arms, and hands. Someone who impacts the ground without bracing their fall might suffer broken ribs or even facial fractures. Severe breaks are often obvious, but broken fingers, toes, or hairline fractures may be hidden behind nagging pain. The victim may believe the pain will go away in a few short days, but that may not be the case. Victims should seek medical attention to ensure that broken bones are set properly.
Soft tissue injuries. Soft tissue injuries are even more hidden than hairline fractures. The victim may not realize that they are suffering from tendon or ligament damage. They may believe they are getting older and they just do not recover as fast as they once did. These victims require medical attention so that they can recover quickly and retain their ability to work. Someone who has minor injuries and never receives treatment might find it difficult to walk in the office, type, or handle larger tasks in a warehouse or industrial job.
Sprains and strains. Sprains and strains might hobble the victim, but they may assume that they will get better in a short time. Because a strain or sprain is a slight muscle tear, the muscle will continue to tear without treatment. Victims ignoring these injuries could cause such severe damage that they require surgery when their initial treatment would have been much simpler.
Knee injuries. Someone who falls might land on their knees first, breaking their kneecaps or causing ligament damage. Even a bruised kneecap is extremely painful and may require several days of rest.
Cuts and scrapes. Cuts and scrapes are common because the victim is trying to brace their fall and could injure their hands, arms, and/or legs in the process. Victims should not walk away from minor falls without first seeking medical care and reaching out to a lawyer for a consultation.
Broken hips. Although teens and adults under the age of 50 may not suffer from broken hips, the pelvis becomes more vulnerable as victims get older.
Shoulder or neck injuries. Separated shoulders, whiplash, severe neck pain, or even broken vertebrae in the neck can cause a months-long recovery. Victims should allow a doctor to use imaging to diagnose these conditions. This type of injury can also induce headaches, nausea, or dizziness.
Spinal cord injuries. In a severe fall, the victim might damage their spine or spinal cord. If the victim cannot move after an accident, those at the scene should not try to stabilize them before EMTs arrive. Even if the victim can walk after the accident, they may suffer from impaired movement and chronic pain. In the worst cases, victims may be paralyzed or partially paralyzed.
Traumatic brain injuries. Traumatic brain injuries can cause memory problems, a drastic change in mood, or confusion. Victims may not realize their injury is that severe until they simply cannot work or cannot even hold a conversation. Skull fractures, swelling, or bleeding on the brain is even more severe and should be treated by a doctor as soon as possible.
What Types of Compensation are Available?
Personal injury lawsuits help victims recover and move on with their lives as normally as possible. Although some victims may suffer from disability or severe injuries that require a lifetime of care, others simply need to recover their expenses so that they can move forward without the lingering specter of medical debt. Most slip and fall lawsuits petition for damages, including the following:
Medical damages. These damages include all the money spent or owed by the victim as a result of their medical care. Medical care often starts at the time of the accident, and it can continue for a long period. If the medical bills will continue even after the accident, the victim needs money to pay for those expenses as they arise. If necessary, a medical expert can testify to the vast extent of the victim's injuries, explaining why certain procedures are required, should be paid for, but have not yet occurred.
Lost earnings. Damages for lost earnings also begin at the time of the accident. Victims cannot work if they are injured and recovering in the hospital or at home. Although the victim may have access to sick time that could pay for a few days of recovery, major accidents might require months or even years to reach a full recovery. If the victim loses their job, they are losing future earnings that they were expecting had the accident never happened.
Lost earning potential. This will begin when it is clear that the victim cannot make the money that their lifestyle requires. Generally, someone starts with a lower-level job, and they grow in their job as their family grows. When someone is hurt, they cannot continue to advance their career as they should, leaving them with unpaid expenses. A personal injury lawsuit hopes to bridge the gap between what the victim is earning now and what they expected to earn.
Emotional distress. Damages for emotional distress serve to compensate victims for the psychological issues they face after the accident. A therapist, psychologist, or psychiatrist may diagnose the victim with mental conditions that require medication and consistent therapy. The victim may still suffer from depression, anxiety, or even manic episodes depending on the severity of the accident. By explaining the victim's anguish, lawyers hope to recover non-economic damages to pay for the victim's suffering.
Pain and suffering. This compensation serves to pay for the chronic pain the victim feels because of the accident. Someone who did not previously have a kink in their knee might find it difficult to walk because they suffered severe knee damage during the accident. Someone who was burned during the accident might feel constant pain, or someone who suffered nerve damage may find it difficult to work without experiencing pain or discomfort.
Punitive damages. These damages may be available, but the victim's lawyer must show that the defendant was so wanton, vile, and evil in their intent that they should pay these damages. These damages are not guaranteed, but some defendants may choose to settle to avoid the threat of paying punitive damages on top of compensatory damages.
In all these cases, the statute of limitations is two years from the date of the accident. Bringing the case to a lawyer as soon as possible helps victims and their families avoid delays that could cause a denial when filed.
Can Families File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit After a Slip and Fall Accident?
The families of victims killed from a slip and fall accident may file a wrongful death lawsuit to recover damages that help the family move forward. The statute of limitations for these claims is two years from the date of death, and families should seek legal counsel as soon as possible.
A wrongful death lawsuit seeks damages for medical expenses, lost income, and the emotional distress of the family. The lawsuit helps families recover burial expenses and probate costs, but it also allows lawyers to calculate the degree to which the decedent's death impacts the family, including the following:
Additional financial support the victim provides to the family, including entertainment, gifts, educational expenses, and other obligations
Ways in which the victim would have supported the family at home, including housework, maintenance, childcare, cleaning, cooking, and other duties
The loss of moral support or training for the children
The loss of companionship, support, and affection of the surviving spouse
Although friends and family of the victim may want to file a lawsuit to show the defendant that they should pay for their wrongdoing, only the executor or administrator of the decedent's estate may file. If there is a direct dependent such as a spouse, child, or adult sibling, they may file the lawsuit on behalf of the decedent's estate. Pennsylvania intestacy laws will dictate who receives a monetary award as a dependent or beneficiary of the estate.
Why Should I Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer for My Slip and Fall Case?
Victims should hire a personal injury lawyer the moment they believe they have suffered a compensable injury. The lawyer understands how to investigate such a claim and determine who is responsible. For the most part, the lawyer must do quite a lot of investigating before they can move forward. After filing the lawsuit, the lawyer can begin negotiating a settlement that will keep the case out of court.
At this time, the victim or their family might begin receiving phone calls, letters, and even visits from representatives of the defendant. They should ask all these individuals to reach out to their lawyer; victims recover, and lawyers litigate.
When a case must go to trial, the lawyer understands who should testify and how to argue the case in court. The lawyer is willing to work the case through appeals, and they give their client updates throughout the process so that they can make wise decisions.
Philadelphia Slip and Fall Lawyers at Nerenberg Law Associates, P.C. Fight for Victims of Unnecessary Accidents
If you or a family member experienced an injury in a slip and fall accident, it can be confusing how to proceed. Rather than you personally handling the responsibilities of following through after you have been hurt, our Philadelphia Slip and Fall Accident Attorneys can help. It is important to act quickly after you have been injured in a slip and fall accident. Call us today at 215-569-9100 or contact us online for a free consultation. Located in Philadelphia, we serve clients throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Brief description of you legal issue*
Duane Morris Plaza
30 South 17th Street – Suite 810
© 2023 Nerenberg Law Associates, P.C. All rights reserved. Sitemap | Privacy Policy
Attorney Advertising Materials. Jeffrey A. Nerenberg is responsible for the content of this website. This website is designed for general information only. The information presented at this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.


Sadly, I am not ready to announce the release of the next major version of Consolation, my free log browser, but invite your suggestions for changes and improvements.
I am honoured to say that Consolation has been mentioned by Dave Hamilton and John F Braun on The Mac Observer's Mac Geek Gab podcast, in issue 654. You can listen to that show here, or subscribe to it in iTunes.
If you're interested in Macs and/or iOS devices, Mac Geek Gab sounds informative and authoritative, and well worth listening to.
Before Consolation was LogLogger, a quick AppleScript hack which did the job that I needed rather clumsily. Consolation 1 moved to the much improved user interface available with Swift, although its function was still quite basic.
Currently, Consolation 2 does most of the things that I need it to, through its rather dull but highly functional interface. The only problem which I notice now is that, with longer periods of log analysis, it does result in a spinning beachball, although that is the result of the time taken by the underlying command, not the app itself.
There are two changes which I am thinking about investigating: one is to put the running of the log show command into a background task, which will not speed anything up, but which should eliminate the spinning beachball which appears when performing a long search of the log. I don't see any user benefit beyond that, though.
The other is to replace the current system of popup menus and text boxes used to set the search criteria with one based on the standard NSPredicateEditor, as shown in basic form below.
This conforms more to other apps, like Console, and allows you to have more than two terms in the search. So my first question is whether any Consolation user is currently finding the two search terms in Consolation 2 too few, and would usefully use three or more? If so, would an NSPredicateEditor control be an improvement?
If you have any other suggestions for changes that you would like to see in Consolation 3, please add them here as comments. I hope to start work on this new version in the next couple of weeks.
Posted in Macs, Technology and tagged Consolation, Console, log. Bookmark the permalink.


text:
Q: How to upgrade pip in virtual environment? This question has already been asked here, though there is no answer solving this problem.
pip upgrade fails inside virtual environment
The above question is duplicate and the references following answer:
gaierror: [Errno -2] Name or service not known
But this answer doesnot contain anything valid. The former answer also does not contain any helpful info!
My problem is exactly what is described in first link. I try upgrade pip from 10.0.1 to 18.1 but unable to. As a consequence I am unable to install Tensorflow. This Virtual environment is actually connected to pycharm and I am referencing it through command line. Here is the input and corresponding commandline output:
(venv) G:\Ashish\Tensorflow\venv\Scripts>pip install --upgrade pip
ERROR: To modify pip, please run the following command:
G:\Ashish\Tensorflow\venv\Scripts\python.exe -m pip install --upgrade pip
You are using pip version 10.0.1, however version 18.1 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip' command.

(venv) G:\Ashish\Tensorflow\venv\Scripts>G:\Ashish\Tensorflow\venv\Scripts\python.exe -m pip install --upgrade pip
Requirement already up-to-date: pip in g:\ashish\tensorflow\venv\lib\site-packages (18.1)

(venv) G:\Ashish\Tensorflow\venv\Scripts>pip --version
pip 10.0.1 from g:\ashish\tensorflow\venv\lib\site-packages\pip-10.0.1-py3.7.egg\pip (python 3.7)

(venv) G:\Ashish\Tensorflow\venv\Scripts>pip install --upgrade pip
ERROR: To modify pip, please run the following command:
G:\Ashish\Tensorflow\venv\Scripts\python.exe -m pip install --upgrade pip
You are using pip version 10.0.1, however version 18.1 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip' command.

(venv) G:\Ashish\Tensorflow\venv\Scripts>

I tried uninstalling the pip from virtual environment. I did not work. I am sorry if this is basic or involves basic knowledge about virtual env, This is my learning phase and some time before I can start to contribute to this awesome community.

A: Ok, solved the problem, thanks to suggestions of @hoefling and@Rahul Bhardwaj
For python environment showing 10.0.1 and 18.1:
pip in your virtual environment is 18.1 while the global pip is 10.0.1. So the issue is solved, simply upgrade global pip

For tensorflow not installing:
Install python 3.6
Add that to path
Create a virtual environment in pycharm using python 3.6
Install tensorflow

Done! Python 3.7 is yet to support tensorflow


text:
El Palacio del Kan de Bajchisarái (en ruso: Ханский дворец в Бахчисарае; en ucraniano: Ханський палац у Бахчисараї) se encuentra en la localidad de Bajchisarái, República de Crimea, adherida a Rusia desde marzo de 2014.

Fue construido en el siglo XVI y se convirtió en el hogar de una sucesión de gobernantes de Crimea. El recinto amurallado contiene una mezquita, un harén, un cementerio, los espacios para habitaciones y áreas de jardines. El interior del palacio se ha decorado para reflejar el estilo tradicional del siglo XVI de los tártaros de Crimea. Es uno de los palacios construidos por los musulmanes que se encuentran en diversas partes de Europa, los otros más conocidos son el Palacio Topkapi, el palacio de Dolmabahçe, el Palacio de Yıldız, el palacio de Aynalikavak, el palacio de Edirne, el Palacio de Beylerbeyi, el palacio de Çırağan en Turquía y la Alhambra en España.

Véase también
 Arquitectura
 Kanato de Crimea
 Palacio
 Tártaros de Crimea

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Palacios de Crimea
Tártaros de Crimea
Islam en Ucrania
Mezquitas de Ucrania

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Some CT school districts seek waiver from state reading program
Officials deem Milford high school's water safe after complaint
PGA Hope program gave Milford veteran something to enjoy again
Milford nurse uses art to help others
Social media reunites Milford bride with locket lost at wedding
Milford Bank, new apartments to be completed in the spring
Milford changes rules on accessory dwellings
Milford seeks state funding for schools, harbor dredging
How has Milford changed over the years?
Milford superintendent proposes nearly $106.5M school budget
Walnut Beach Creamery expanding in Milford
Sara Calechnan gets her classroom ready at Orange Avenue School in Milford before the start of the 2021-22 school year.
Saul Flores Hearst Connecticut Media
School districts in Milford and Shelton are seeking waivers to the state's Right to Read Act — and this might be only the beginning of what could be a line of schools planning to opt out of the state legislation.
The Right to Read Act, according to state education officials, is legislation designed to improve grade school reading curricula across the state. The legislation calls for $12.8 million to ensure that school districts where students are falling behind can hire reading coaches.
School districts are required to complete a survey stating if they intend to seek a waiver to the Right to Read Act by Dec. 16.
Baked into the Right to Read legislation, despite some pushback from educators and parents during public hearings, is the establishment of a Center for Literacy Research and Reading Success at the state Department of Education that will oversee the reading curriculum for Connecticut students in grades PreK-3.
An advisory council within the new literacy center will ensure that school districts are using one of the five approved teaching methods by July 1, 2023.
Shelton is seeking the waiver in favor of its own reading program, "Wit and Wisdom," which school officials describe as "integrated and text-based" and with daily reading, writing, speaking, listening, grammar and vocabulary study, all drawing off the text..
Thomas Scarice, Westport Public Schools superintendent, says they have not publicly discussed the waiver at the board level because they still have not received definitive guidance from the state.
"I believe it would be premature at this point," he said. "That said, we have a robust literacy curriculum, which has expanded and grown over the years to include elements identified in the legislation, but well beyond."
State education department spokesman Eric Scoville said the survey is not the district's final decision regarding which curricula or programs will be implemented by July 1, 2023.
"The survey results will assist in informing the ... planning for and distribution of ARPA funds that are designated for the Center for Literacy Research and Reading Success and determine if other financial supports can be provided to assist districts with curricula and/or program implementation," said Scoville.
A concern Milford Public Schools expressed was that one type of literacy program might only meet some students' needs because each student is different.
Scoville said all the approved programs are comprehensive.
"They include high-quality materials that can help teachers ensure that students at all levels of proficiency and/or with disabilities can access grade-level content, engage in cognitively demanding tasks, and develop academic language in English," Scoville said. "They also include assessments, rubrics, and other resources to assist teachers in instruction."
Waterbury police: Man shot at Wolcott Street gas station
The programs or curriculum rely on skillful implementations of teachers who need to consider their local contexts and unique student needs, explained Scoville.
"Furthermore, using a comprehensive curricula model or program as the solid core of your instruction does not preclude the teacher or district from incorporating supplemental materials as necessary to meet the individual needs of a student or to support an area of instruction that needs additional time," he said.
The legislation states the commission can grant the waiver if it determines the local or regional board of education requesting a waiver has demonstrated that its own curriculum model or program is evidence-based and scientifically-based and focused on competency in the following areas of reading: oral language, phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, rapid automatic name or letter name fluency and reading comprehension.
"Additionally, per legislation, the waiver must include — A: data collected from the reading assessments that have been disaggregated by race, ethnicity, gender, eligibility for free or reduced-priced lunches, students whose primary language is not English and students with disabilities, and B: a strategy to address remaining reading achievement gaps," Scoville said.
If the waiver is not granted, the district must implement one of the five approved reading programs for the 2023-24 school year and each year after. However, Scoville said if a local or regional board of education has insufficient resources or funding to implement any of the reading curriculum models or programs, it can receive a time extension.


Equipoise is balance of force design. It protects, preserves and strengthens abutment teeth while directing all masticatory forces down the long axis of the abutment tooth. Equipoise was designed by Roach in 1930. Roach concepts on Equipoise were later modified by European and North American dentists giving us similar clasps concepts with other names. It is designed for use on the palatal / lingual surface of the abutment.
The design creates forces along the long axis of the abutment tooth with passive retention. All clasping in this Removable Partial Denture System is designed intra-arch. In Equipoise Class II Lever design, an element of support, and contention and retention for the distal buccal surface of the abutment must be placed. The Class II lever design has the rest(fulcrum) opposite of the retentive tip of the clasp (resistance arm) and the denture base (the effort arm).
Overdentures are complete dentures that are partially supported by natural teeth or dental implants. The objective of overdentures is to slow down the resorption of residual ridge which inevitably follows extraction of the teeth. In addition to the support and retention that can be gained from retained roots or implants, overdentures are superior to conventional complete dentures in biting force, chewing efficiency and force discrimination.
At least on tooth can be retained.
The prognosis for wearing complete dentures is poor.
The remaining teeth would be more severely damaged by other type of treatment.
to condition teeth and residual ridges.
to condition the patient for wearing a denture.


text:
BLASTING FOR PEACE?
EXCITING LOCAL WORK IN MAINE
WELCOME TO EAST HAVEN
THE SMALL DRONE
SETTING THE TABLE FOR WAR
A PLAY ABOUT THE 1%
THE GIFTS OF LIFE
HOW MANY MORE MUST DIE?
WE SUPPORT GANGJEONG VILLAGE
Karen Wainberg and Maine artist Natasha Mayers made this banner today. Karen will carry it to Jeju Island for the conference. (Click on photo for a better view)
INT'L PEACE GROUP TO HOLD MEETING ON JEJU ISLAND, SOUTH KOREA
WILL SUPPORT VILLAGERS' FIGHT AGAINST CONTROVERSIAL NAVY BASE
The Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space will hold its 20th annual space organizing conference in Gangjeong village on Jeju Island in South Korea from February 24-26. The group is made up of 150 peace groups around the world who are working to oppose the development of a new arms race in space. The theme for the conference will be Jeju for Island of Peace.
The South Korean Navy is building a base just 300-miles from the Chinese mainland. The base will become a port for U.S. Navy Aegis destroyers outfitted with "missile defense" systems that are key elements in Pentagon first-strike attack planning. The 400-year old Gangjeong fishing and farming village on Jeju Island is being destroyed to build the base. Endangered soft-coral reefs offshore will also be destroyed when the seabed is dredged to make it possible to bring U.S. warships into the port.
Activists will come to Jeju Island from as far away as India, England, Sweden, U.S., Japan, Taiwan, and from throughout South Korea. Of particular interest this year will be discussions about the Obama administration's "pivot" of U.S. foreign and military policy toward the Asia-Pacific region and its controversial "missile defense" deployments that are now being used to surround Russia and China.
Global Network Coordinator Bruce Gagnon stated, "When I, and other Global Network members, called the South Korean embassy in Washington DC to express support for the Gangjeong villagers fighting to save their way of life we were told, 'Don't call us. Call your own government. They are forcing us to build this base.' It is clear that the current doubling of U.S. military operations in the Asia-Pacific region is going to have severe implications for people who live there and for world peace."
Dave Webb, National Chair of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in the UK said, "The people of Gangjeong village on Jeju Island have been living under a dark cloud of military invasion for some years now. The threat is not coming from some ancient enemy but from their own government, influenced and encouraged by the U.S. military. Like millions of people around the world they have found themselves on the front line of the struggle against empire, greed and militarism. It is so important that their courage and resistance is recognized and supported. We are meeting on Jeju Island in order to do just that." Webb also serves as the chair the Global Network.
Each year the Global Network holds its space organizing conference in a different part of the world. Several Global Network leaders will stop in Hawaii for a series of public meetings (Feb 18-22) before heading to South Korea. The Aegis warships test their "missile defense" systems at the Pacific Missile Range Facility located on Kauai, Hawaii.
Full conference details are available at the Global Network's website click here


n. slang. (Also bayarean, Bay Arean | eng. Bay Area + an|) A native of Northern California's Bay Area. Specifically, a native not from San Francisco or Oakland.
I'm originally from Indiana, which makes me a Hoosier; Rich was born in San Jose and raised in the South Bay suburbs. He's an honest-to-god bayarean.
Get a bayarean mug for your barber Rihanna.


Description: The design and layout of this home brings back the memories of days gone by and of places we feel comfortable. Enjoying the screened-in back porch in the summer...and spending time with your family year-round, make this a most inviting home. A charming home that will fulfill many families needs!
1st Floor : 800 sq. ft.
Total Living : 800 sq. ft.
Total Area : 1080 sq. ft.


text:
Les Archives nationales de Singapour (en ) est une institution de l'administration singapourienne  chargé de la conservation et de la gestion des archives de cette cité-état du Sud-Est asiatique.

Histoire

Les origines de cette institution remontent à 1938, date à laquelle est créé un poste d'archiviste au sein de la bibliothèque-musée Raffle qui deviendra à l'indépendance le Musée national de Singapour. La cité-état devient indépendante en 1965et en 1968 les Archives nationales sont fondées. Son siège est situé depuis 1997 au 1 Canning Rise. En 2005, afin d'augmenter ses capacités de stockage, l'institution achète le site de l'ancienne usine Ford qui a une importance historique forte puisqu'il s'agit du lieu où les troupes britanniques ont signé leur reddition lors de la bataille de Singapour en 1942.

Organisation et missions
Les Archives nationales sont gérées par le bureau de la bibliothèque nationale, une agence dépendant du ministère de l'Information et de la Communication de Singapour. Les missions des archives nationales sont définies par le National library board act daté de 1995.  :
 Conserver les documents produits par les administrations publiques et les conseiller sur leur politique d'archivage.
 Recueillir les archives audiovisuelles produites ou diffusées à Singapour
 Recueillir des témoignages oraux sur l'histoire de Singapour
 Recueillir ou acquérir des fonds d'archives permettant de documenter l'histoire du pays.
 Promouvoir les archives.

Références

Site officiel
 Archives nationales de Singapour

Singapour
Architecture à Singapour
Culture singapourienne
Histoire de Singapour


Your tour itinerary is empty.
Enjoy a whole day out and go further afield. Take in a great eco-tour out on Farewell Spit (with Farewell Spit Tours https://www.farewellspit.com), or tour the vineyards of Marlborough, tasting their world famous wines, stopping at Havelock, the green-lipped mussel capital of the world for some great mussel dishes. Or we could head south towards Murchison and explore the valleys around there, coming back via Nelson Lakes. With about eight hours on hand, you can see and do so much more.
Half day tours starting and ending in Nelson or Richmond. Time for a picnic on Rabbit Island, visit the Moutere area and its many delights, a couple of vineyards for a cellar door tasting, lunch at the gorgeous Mapua Wharf restaurants? Or have you your own idea of what you would like to do?
Day Out offers a local driver service for special occasions or events, this is great for when you have guests or friends that need to be driven but you just want to enjoy yourself as well and not have to worry about driving.


Links - Kanner & Whiteley, L.L.C.
City of Bridgeton v. Toyobo Company, Ltd., et al.
Hanson v. Acceleration Life Ins. Co.
Lemmings, et al v. Second Chance Body Armor, Inc., et al.
Milkman v. American Travelers Life Ins. Co.
Ramallo Bros. Printing, Inc. v. El Dia, Inc., et al.