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Q: Rotating panel in C# I'm making a game C#, which is a new language to me.
I want to make a panel rotate as I hold down a key on the keyboard. When the key is released the panel should stop rotating.
I looked through the internet, and found GDI+ but I don't quite understand it. This is the website: https://web.archive.org/web/20141229192143/http://bobpowell.net/drawing_an_image.aspx
I've read about the GDI+ but I don't know how to use it in my case where I have the panel in the project already and how to add it.
This is the code for rotating but everything gets underlined when I put it in my program.
mx.Rotate(-30);
g.Transform = mx;
g.DrawImage(img,new Point(100,50));

I don't really understand what the mx.rotate line means, nor how I should update it to achieve the rotation while the key is pressed.
Can anyone tell me what is wrong with it?
I'm using Visual studio 2008.

A: You're missing a line from the original code:
Matrix mx = new Matrix();

Add this to your code, and it should work.  This will draw your image at an angle, just like in the original document.  If you want the user to see the panel rotating, you're probably best off using a timer to increment the angle of rotation and re-draw.

A: You had a few errors in your code. Here is a working example of drawing the rotate image from the Paint event.
private void Form1_Paint(object sender, PaintEventArgs e)
{
    var matrix = new Matrix();
    var image = Image.FromFile("c:\\img\\your-image.png");

    matrix.Rotate(-30);
    e.Graphics.Transform = matrix;
    e.Graphics.DrawImage(image, new Point(100, 100));
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A leading Indian-American researcher in optics and photonics, from the University at Buffalo (UB), was recently awarded an honorary doctorate from the Federal University of Pernambuco (UFPE) in Brazil.
Professor Paras Prasad, internationally recognized for his expertise in the field, received the award on July 6. He is the executive director of UB's Institute for Lasers, Photonics and Biophotonics (ILPB),
Prasad has published more than 750 scientific papers, eight edited books and four monographs, and has been named the inventor or co-inventor on numerous patents. He has been extremely active in launching startup companies and partnering with industry for co-development of technologies to create new companies. His efforts have led to 9 different companies worldwide, according to a July 20, press release from UB.
The latest honor stems from a 19-year ongoing partnership that Prasad — a State University of New York (SUNY) Distinguished Professor in UB's departments of chemistry, physics, medicine and electrical engineering — formed with the Brazilian university.
"Working with UFPE has been one of the most gratifying experiences in my career," Prasad is quoted saying in a press release from UB An early pioneer in nanomedicine, which uses super-small particles, materials and devices to treat and diagnose disease, Prasad develop some novel materials including miniature luminescent crystals that could be used in image-guided surgery; light-activated nanoparticles that could enable the development of new bioimaging technologies for disease detection; new nanoneurotechnologies for monitoring and enhancing brain functions; and magnetic and laser-activated nanoparticles that could be used for cancer diagnosis and treatment.
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Fall 2017 – Week 9
Well, here we are… Most shows moving into their final arcs and starting to build towards the climax. Some are doing their own things, but that's OK too.
Hit the jump, and let's dive right in shall we?
Just as a reminder, shows that I am watching are in bold, shows my wife and I are watching together are in bold italics.
Ancient Magus Bride, ep 9
Honestly, in the manga this was probably a nice bridge between arcs. On the screen, it felt mostly like filler. It had enough material that it wasn't actually filler… but it still felt like it.
Anime Gataris, ep 9
After a stretch of decent episodes… This week Gataris overplayed it's hand. Their "anime is for everyone" and "anime connects us all" themes are good and all, but they took it to a level that's completely beyond ridiculous. The show simply isn't strong enough to spoof itself. The episode closed with the return of the pointless "club is to be shut down" plot, in the person of the principal himself.
Blend-S, ep 9
Gotta say, I didn't care for this week's ep. Once again, by concentrating on side characters, Blend-S loses touch with the workplace comedy and inter-personal hijinks that it does so well.
Girls Last Tour, ep 9
Sometimes there comes an episode where I just can't even do it justice… This is one such episode. Like March Comes in like a Lion, this week Girls Last Tour manages the impossible and simply surpasses itself.
Idolmaster: SideM, ep 9
Everyone else having had their time in focus, this week they returned to Jupiter. This ep took a more personal turn than Jupiter's previous episodes, and looked at them as individuals and on their individual personalities. (315Pro's other units have had this focus, but Jupiter really hadn't until this week.) Building neatly on their roles as leaders last week, they also showed how Jupiter's experience and professionalism inspire the other idols.
But as the final arc gains steam, I find myself a little bit sad… Unlike the previous two outings in the franchise, it appears that Side:M will only be one cour. That's a crying shame.
Inuyashiki, ep 8
Honestly, I clicked play this week expecting to drop Inuyashiki. After basically four episodes centering on Hiro and his heel-face-heel turns with the titular character being all-but-absent, I've had just about enough. But… the short piece with Mari gave me faint hope even as the longer segments of Hiro all but crushed those hopes.
Oh, and they casually dropped da bomb – what I'm guessing is the final arc of the story, some more conventional super-heroics. I may yet drop the show.
Just Because!, ep 8
Ena defies Mio's ban and (with some assistance from her cat) asks Eita out on a date. They encounter Mio – and Mio is pissed. Can't quite figure out what's she pissed at though. Definitely pissed at Ena and Eita to some extent, but also at herself I think. As shown in the first segment, the party at Hazuki's, she's very uncertain about her future – and her relationship with Ena is a huge part of that uncertainty. I think she knows she wants something more, but lacks the courage to reach out and grasp it. We're also given hints that she's on her current path more-or-less by default, and now (after the conversation with her sister) she knows it too.
Konohana Kitan, ep 9
A bit of an odd and uneven episode… But it had it's funny moments and those were a nice change of pace after the increasing seriousness and depth over the last few weeks.
Land of the Lustrous, ep 9
This week, Lustrous managed something I thought it never would… It made me pity Phos. She's finally became everything she ever wanted, a seasoned veteran and quite possibly the most powerful of the gems in terms of sheer combat capability. But despite her newfound exterior strength, inside she's broken under the weight of the price she paid. It really hurt to watch the blank emotionless Phos who now inhabits the body of the formerly ebullient Phos.
Outstanding episode, though I could have done without the other gems dressing and acting like pre pubescent schoolgirls. Other than Bort of course, Bort is always Bort.
Love Live Sunshine, ep 9
Poor Ruby… Not only is she stuck as the eternal little sister, her chance/episode to shine was buried under irrelevancies and stale Yoshiko (Yohane!) jokes – zura. They didn't even try when it came to final reveal and it had all the impact of a bowl of cold oatmeal. In the end, we didn't even get to see Saint Aquors Snow perform… Instead, once again, we got a music video (with the full cast rather than the two sisters) dropped in place of a proper in-world performance.
March Comes in like a Lion, ep 8
This sounds kinda trite – but WOW. Somehow 3-gatsu managed to not only raise it's already high bar, but then effortlessly vaulted it. In the first segment, Rei did what he should have done quite a ways back – brought his teacher/mentor into the loop with regards to Hina and the bullying. In the second, we finally get Nikaidou's full story… How, despite his illness and how easy it would have been to be a dilettante supported by his inherited wealth, he's chosen a more difficult path. And he takes that path seriously.
In the end though, Rei has to work through a difficult realization – he can't smooth Hina or Nikaidou's paths. Trying to do so would not only make things worse and would threaten friendships he's grown to treasure. Sometimes doing nothing is the hardest thing to do.
Recovery of an MMO Junkie, ep 9
This episode is all about Moriko and Yuta stumbling and bumbling their way through the fallout of last weeks bombshell – Yuta is Lily. (A bombshell to them, we the audience have known for weeks and weeks.) Neither is at all sure where they want to go from here – as online friends, as IRL friends, or as something more. Still, charming and relatable as all hell. As a side note, Koiwai has resigned from the game. I still don't fully trust his motives, but he's man enough to know he doesn't belong on this field.
Wake Up Girls: New Chapter, ep 9
Something of a stumbling mess… Everyone is still trying to figure out how to make the tour work and overcome the three years they've spent spinning their wheels. Hayasaka makes a brief appearance, sends the music for a new song to the Girls, and then vanishes stage right. The virtual idol plot is still stalled, and nobody understands what the hell the I-1 club is up to. Well, President Shiraki no doubt does but he keeps his own counsel as always.
Yuki Yuna is a Hero: Hero Chapter, ep 2
It was all so easy wasn't it? Sonoko bullies the Taisha into returning their phones and they set off on their rescue mission.
Something bothers me about the phones though… Yuna, Fu, Itsuki, Karin, and a slot for Mimori's. What about Sonoko's?
We didn't get a full henshin sequence (the episode was actually packed pretty full), but we did get this shot post transformation.
Something else to note… They only have one fairy guardian each, their original (pre-old system Mankai) one.
Transformed and fully powered up, they set off determined to rescue Mimori from the hell she's imprisoned herself in. The Taisha may have facilitated her, but she's still determined to punish herself for her actions and the danger she put the world in.
And… mission accomplished. Mimori is rescued, the world is stable and safe. (Here we can also clearly see Wasshio/Mimori and Sonoko's mirror image ribbons.)
But then the final, terrible, reveal. It's never that easy in the Yuna-verse, there's always a price to be paid. Always. I think the Taihsa has lied to the girls, again.
And there we have it… Big things moving in a lot of shows. How did your week go, what did you think of your shows?
Author DerekLPosted on 2017-12-06 Categories 2017 Fall SeasonTags Ancient Magus Bride, Anime-Gataris, Blend S, Confessions of an MMO Junkie, Girls Last Tour, iDOLM@STER, Inuyashiki, Just Because, Konohana Kitan, Land of the Lustrous, Love Live Sunshine, March comes in like a Lion, SideM, Wake Up Girls, Yuki Yuna - Hero Chapter, Yuki Yuna Is A Hero
15 thoughts on "Fall 2017 – Week 9"
alfredopasta says:
Completely agree with Blend S. It's just starting to go down hill from here.
It's a pretty enjoyable show, I won't lie, so I hope they can bounce back next week. :)
I hope so too… They really only have a narrow core competency, and they really shouldn't stray outside those bounds.
Dawnstorm says:
I have little problem with Blend S, but then I never thought it was anything all that special to begin with. I expected to drop it at episode 1, and I'm still watching and having fun, and that's good enough. The low point, for me, was still the beach episode. Other than that, some episodes are better, some worse, but not by much. I find the series comfortable, fun, and expendable.
Girl's Last Tour had one of my favourite episodes yet. It's such a reliable show, and as a show with such a minimal cast, it really, really, really relies on its voice actors. When we get others (like the robot this episode), they blend right in. Between this and Black Clover, I'm beginning to appreciate how important voice direction is: it can make or break a show (and does so respectively).
Kino no Tabi had an episode full of short stories and aphorisms, which was at its best when actually having very little narrative. One of the very short skits is amongst my favourite this entire season. Still, I wish I'd watched the 2003 original instead.
Also, today's Urahara… doing endgame stuff so early is always obviously suspicious. I sort of expected a twist within a twist. So the predictable part played out as every viewer must have expected. And the climax is sort of disappointingly sappy, and I start to lose a little faith in the show, but they keep up the tone and turn the key… and it's bloody brilliant. Didn't expect it, makes sense, and thematically addresses a quibble I had with how the theme of creativity played out in the pesudo ending. This is a very, very smart show.
Other than that, Classicaloid hand one of the better episodes this season. Children of the Whales proves that, while it's great at setting, it's sadly incompetent when writing characters. Should have been emotional, came across as pointless melodrama. The setting is as interesting as always; I wish there was less plot, or a more suspense-driven plot. Sadly, emotions are a big theme and since they don't handle characters well… Still not a bad show, but perhaps the biggest drop in enjoyment this season.
Land of the Lustrous… I should like this a lot more than I actually do. It's still one of the better shows this season; maybe it's the CGI? One thing that's really interesting is the relation between body and personality: you grow heavier, you grow more subdued? I did feel bad for Phos, but I sort of also wondered if there's more going on. Remy has an interesting post over at the Lily Garden that everyone interested should check out.
Finally, seeing those Yuki Yuna pictures both makes me want to watch the show, and gives me slow, subdued feeling of budding rage. I won't give in. If I don't watch the show, I won't rant about it, and everyone's going to be happier. But, boy, is this a pretty show. And if the soundtrack is on par with season one. I've rarely regretted not liking a show this much.
P.S.: I got a kick out of seeing you post that Blue Oyster Cult track. Lyrics by Mike Moorcock. Great song.
Girls Last Tour… has been an amazing experience. Either it or Abyss are AOTY for certain, and the other will take the second slot.
Lustrous is good, but I can't help but think it would have been better if it had gotten to this point two episodes ago. That's why I was so surprised to find myself sympathetic to Phos, the long stretch of "less than competent Phos" took a bit off the edge they'd been building.
As I said to Haruhi, Psychic Wars just seemed to fit Phos.
I'm hearing lots of good things about Urahara, but I just couldn't get past the silly bits and the lack of polish.
Did my discussion of Mio and Just Because answer your question from last week?
@Urahara: You had a pretty negative reaction to the first episode, so I don't think you're ever going to love it. It's probably not worth your time to give it another chance. About the "lack of polish": that's deliberate style. I suspected that during the first episode, but since there are episodes where they briefly slip and get it wrong, I'm pretty sure now. It's all hand-drawn lines, no angles, everything on a single plain, no distinctive contrasts, etc. You can tell when they were pressed for time.
@Just Because/Mio: You addressed the issue I had tangentally. I was going to let it go, because it's complicated and sussing that out might take a lot of time. I think what's at play here is a decided cultural difference. I have a hunch that what's at play here involves the honne/tatamae distinction, as well as a weird triangulation of rivals/nakama relationship-types. I've never been to Japan; I have no Japanes friends. Everything I can say on this is based on reading about Japanese culture and consuming Japanese media, so I'm not actually confident I'm reading this right, and using the terms feels like I'm being a bit preposterous. But I find this interesting.
In your post last week, you called Mio's denying of Ena "cold". I took issue to that, and tried to explain my reasoning. You replied that you still thought it was "selfish". I didn't want to go into greater detail, since I'd already seen the next episode by that time. Now, your post this week is mostly about understanding Mio's position, while last week, I think, we focussed more on a moral evaluation, an interpretation of action in terms of acceptability if you will. This week's post is personal, about Mio. Last week, at least the way I read it, was social, about both Mio and Ena: I got the impression that you thought that "Ena deserved better". I personally think they both got what they needed, because they both managed to connect. And both of them know it. This week's episode, to my mind, confirmed this. It's not so much that Ena's pissed. Yes, she is (though I'd probably use the word "frustrated" myself), but that's not the point in the scene. She can, because of last episodes scene, now express herself to Ena, and Ena gets it. On the surface they're rivals; but the way they're shutting off Eita in that scene shows that they're also nakama: they're confused themselves, but more than that, they share a sense of frustration with Eita's indecisiveness. It's the one thing they have in common: they can't be honest about their feelings with Eita, because he's blocking off Ena, and holding back with Mio. There's no social situation in which addressing that would be inappropriate.
Ena is way more open that Mio, more forcefull, and definitely more direct. It's her "bad personality". Her straightforwardness makes her uncomfortable in a culture where people are used to holding back and keeping face. Their situations are different, too. It's obvious to Ena that Eita likes Mio, and Mio is at least suspecting it; so Ena's "going out" has to be considered in that context.
For Mio, it's a situation of threat: she thinks she might be losing something she's never really understood she had, and she's not sure she's fine with that or not. It's a confusing situation to be in. There's a sense of jealousy: but is she jealous of the sheer fun, or does actually have feelings for Eita? What is it?
Ena, on the other hand, knows that Eita is fixated on Mio (going as far as considering the same school to stay with her). She's the underdog and she knows it. But while Eita is blowing her off and is being cold to her, he's not rejecting her as a person, being there for her when she needs it (but ignoring her when she doesn't). I suspect that's a rare thing for Ena to find, and in many ways it's a minor analogue to her club. They get along, despite her "bad personality". She can be herself around him. Is her interest romantic or not?
In a sense they share a confusion, but neither of tham has an anchor. Eita is being indecisive: almost confessing to Mio and then holding back, considering going to the same school as Mio… Neither of them can, without risk, confront him about it. Of course, in a situation like this, it's Ena who makes the first move. Why does she go to Mio first, though? They have no special relationship; she owes her nothing. Is it a coutsey? I doubt it. Ena isn't the type. She's confused and doesn't know what to do, and the only person she can think of is Mio, who is – in a way – in a similar situation (she knows about the school thing and is smart enough to figure out what that means).
Now, how do you broach the subject? You can't be open about it, because you have no sort of relationship. The only thing you can do is put yourself out there. She's not sure it's a good idea to date Eita, so asking Mio "for permission" is a good "ice breaker", so to speak. So she contacts Mio by phone and asks to meet her.
Mio's internal dialogue shows that Mio doesn't suspect this is going to be about Eita. She thinks it's gotta be school related. That sort of shows us their relationship. It's formal; they're class mates and little more. Mio's seen her with Eita, but she has no reason to suspect that's what it's going to be about. Maybe she doesn't think Ena's perceptive enough? Then she's suddenly confronted with Ena's question. I'm sure it came as a surprise, but I'm not sure how big a surprise it is. I can't quite guess that. She has to react, but how?
She can give permission, then that's it. There are three sub-scenarios here:
1.a) She gives her permission, and decides to give up.
1.b) She gives her permission, but makes sure, through her manner, that Ena knows she's she's lying (signalling "tatamae", so to speak).
Both 1.a) and 1.b) cut off further interaction, and when they run into each other it's going to be awkward (especially with b). The situation would have gotten more complicated rather than less. It's a multiplication of uncertainty from which nobody profits.
1.c) She can go into the common anime cliché of "Sure go for it, but I won't lose".
The problem with this option is that it demands a level of romantic commitment to Eita that neither of them has. They'd be defining their relationship to Eita right here over their rivalry and be "locked" into a certain way of behaviour. Mio would have signalled too much commitment, and she would have nailed down Ena too much, too. The situation, at that point, is too open for that.
She can refuse to talk to Ena.
This is the worst possible response, as it can only lead to hostility down the road. In anime terms, we're talking about things like: "I don't know why you're asking me for permission," or "This has nothing to do with me." Now this would be cold. Deep freeze winter. Thawing's very, very hard.
She can stall. ("Let's talk it out…." etc.)
This is not an option. They're not close enough for that. It's going to be uncomfortable for both of them, since they don't quite have the words for what they're feeling themselves. They're going to part without a resolution, but they're not close enough to really get back together later. This, too, is a complicator.
So Mio chooses the only real option. Reveal how the question made you feel right here and now, and stand by it:
Mio denies Ena's request.
It's performative. It's not a real question for permission, and it's not a real denial (it's more complicated than that, but phrasing it like that, I think, does make the point easier to see). What happens here is that Ena signals willingness to take Mio's feelings in account, and Mio honours that by stating them plainly. There's no real commitment, here, and it's a mutual opening for what I think is a nakama relationship.
And that nakama relationship is all about waiting for Eita to make a decision (or for them all to graduate, whichever comes first). I think this week's scene that involves the three of them bears this out. The way they snipe at each other, but are in complete synchronicity when they shut him out ("it's a secret") couldn't have made this more clear. Mio wasn't being cold last week; on the contrary she was taking an extended hand. It's just that the performative aspect of their relationship isn't going to be one of harmony. But that's fine, because it's good to be able to have an outlet, even if what you share is uncertainty and frustration.
There's also the fact that this rests on a fundament of them all being in their last year, and whatever they do is not likely going to last, and they know that, too, but the post is long enough as it is. I hope I explained my perception of the situation well enough for you to see where I'm coming from. Not only do I not think that Mio was being "cold", I think it was the kindest possible reply in the situation, and I think this week's scene confirmed this.
Sorry for the really, really long post (even by my standards). But I don't really know how to say this with fewer words. (And believe it or not, that's still a simplification. Some things are easier to grasp with intuation than to explain…)
OK, I think I follow all of that… But we've gotten into a situation again where the episode has overtaken theorizing. :) (Mostly because of the posting schedule.)
Oh, it's also a disproportionally long post for two rather short scenes. It's good to excercise my mind every now and then, and posting on message boards (or blog comment sections) can be part of that. I'm naturally scatter-brained, and if I don't make some sort of mental effort every now and then, I get worse. I appreciate you giving me the opportunity, and I also appreciate that you actually read all this. It's a very long post even for my standard.
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I'll take any excuse to plug a Blue Oyster Cult song, bless you Derek!
Totally agree with you over the Love Live performance or lack thereof. I didn't quite settle in at first, because I thought "oh, they're saving it for next episode". But, yeah, it's clear now that all we'll be getting is that full cast performance which, while not awful, really undermines what the whole episode was about. I've really liked this season overall but I will admit that there has been some bizarre creative decisions.
When I thought of Phos and what she's seen and going through… It just seemed to fit.
They've been doing that (music video performances rather than in world performances) ever since the first season, and it's annoyed me all along. But this time, it really did take away from what should have been Ruby's moment to shine.
WingKing says:
And I'm falling behind in my viewing again…
While I do wish LLS hadn't gone for the music video format in this particular case, and it would have been better narratively to give us the Ruby/Leah solo version of the song, I still thoroughly enjoyed everything else about the episode and this arc. In fact, I re-watched episodes 8 and 9 back-to-back a few days ago, and those are the first episodes of Sunshine that I've re-watched from either season. Oh, and Ruby has now surpassed Yoshiko as my #2 character. Just sayin'.
Well, in the end, LLS is the ne plus ultra of modern anime: one polished and tightly focused cog in a marketing machine. So it's understandable why they made that choice. But on the other hand, there were individual songs from the various members of μ's… My guess, it's a financial thing – by making it an Aquors song, they don't have to keep Sato Hinata under contract.
So who is #1? I don't keep track below #1 myself. (Which would be Dia or Kanan for me…)
I'm sure the main goal was to promote the upcoming joint Hakodate concert. I don't know about financial details, but all of the rival group songs have been made available for sale on either the soundtrack CDs or as B-sides on singles, so the A-Rise/Saint Snow actresses are likely getting performance royalties either way. Regardless, both of us are in agreement that this served the producers' commercial interests better than it served the story – it just didn't bother me quite as much.
#1, Hanamaru (as soon as I found out she loved books and libraries, that contest was over)
#2, Ruby
#3, Yoshiko (really could be 2a/2b, though, they're still very close)
#4-8, almost everyone else
#9, Mari
On the u's side, it's Honoka, Kotori, Nozomi, and then everyone else – that's been the same for years.
Interesting, we agree on Mari… :)
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RT's Abby Martin criticises (and critiques) MSNBC's Rachel Maddow for implying that there is a link between questioning the official account of 9/11 and violence. Just for the record: I question the official story of 9/11, but I am opposed to violence, and see no connection whatsoever between asking questions and acts of violence.
For the in-my-view-irresponsible BBC article to which Rachel Maddow might have been referring, please see: Hilary Andersson "Tamerlan Tsarnaev had right-wing extremist literature", BBC News, 5 August 2013.


Better Protection Needed for Those Who Shop by Phone?
Shoppers who use their mobile phones to pay for products need more protection than they're currently getting from wireless carriers, according to a leading consumer protection group.
Mobile payments should have the same protections as credit and debit card transactions, according to Consumers Union, the advocacy arm of Consumer Reports, in an analysis released Wednesday.
After reviewing the policies of the big wireless carriers, the organization concluded that the carriers need to strengthen their agreements with their customers to protect them if a phone is lost or stolen, a merchant makes a billing mistake, or a purchase is unsatisfactory.
"We found that consumer rights can vary widely between wireless carriers, and the protections carriers claim to provide are often nowhere to be found in customer contracts," said Consumer Union Senior Attorney Michelle Jun. "As new mobile payment options become available, consumers are better off sticking to services linked to credit cards or debit cards, which come with strong protections required by law."
Lost or Stolen Phone. Verizon customers aren't liable for charges rung up on a lost or stolen phone. Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile customers aren't liable for fraudulent charges after they report a phone has been lost or stolen. So a customer could be on the hook for fraudulent charges made before a phone is reported missing.
Disputed Charges. Although all the carriers claim they will provide refunds for billing errors and unsatisfactory purchases, there's nothing in their customer agreements to support that, the Union said.
Refunds for Pre-Paid Customers. AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile say refunds to pre-paid customers for fraudulent charges will be made "promptly," but there's no definition of "promptly" in the contracts. The Union contends customers should receive a provisional credit to their account within 10 days for any fraudulent charges they report to their carrier. Fraudulent mobile payments made on pre-paid customers' phones aren't a problem for Verizon because its pre-paid customers aren't allowed to make mobile payments with their phones.
Right to Withhold Payments. Customers don't have to pay disputed charges to Sprint, as long as they're reported within 60 days. Both AT&T and T-Mobile allow customers to withhold payment of disputed charges while an investigation is conducted of the dispute, but it only discloses that right to California customers. Verizon lets customers withhold payment for disputed charges connected to a stolen or lost phone, but not for other kinds of challenged charges.
Mobile Payment Caps. All carriers cap the amount that can be spent from a phone line on mobile payments. AT&T's limit is $100. Verizon and Sprint's is $25. AT&T also has a set-your-own limit option, but it costs $4.99 a month to use it.


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Mena Massoud assures that "Aladdin 2" is still on
There simply cannot be an Aladdin sequel without Will Smith as Genie
1 Oct – "Aladdin" star Mena Massoud recently gave an update on the sequel to the said Disney live-action remake, saying that the project is currently in the works.
The Egyptian-born Canadian actor, who sat down for an interview to promote his new movie, "Lamya's Poem", shared that the second movie is still in its early stages, though assured that it is coming.
"They're working on it. They're trying to make it happen. That's really all I know," he said. "As you know, usually actors are the last piece of the puzzle, so the studio has got a lot to worry about before they start thinking about the actors."
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Massoud, also admitted that he is hopeful about returning as Aladdin, and to be reunited with his cast members.
"Obviously, I would hope that all of us come back and Naomi [Scott], Will [Smith] and I all come back and the rest of the cast, Marwan [Kenzari], Navid [Negahban], Nasim [Pedrad], everybody. But right now, as far as I know, they're just working on the script and trying to make it happen," he added.
It is noted that Disney's last update on the said sequel was in February 2020, when it hired writers John Gatins and Andrea Berloff to pen the script.
However, it was also reported that the sequel will not follow the likes of the sequel of the animated version, "The Return of Jafar", which was released in 1994.
Doing the Bollywood with costumes and dances, y'all
The sequel will not follow the storyline of "Return of Jafar" (1994)
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Release Date: Jan. 15, 2019
'The Grand Tour Game' (ALL) Rolls Out Season 3 Finale, Xbox Live Sale - Trailer
by Rainier on April 12, 2019 @ 4:12 p.m. PDT
The Grand Tour Game is an episodic racing game based on the hit Prime Original series, The Grand Tour.
Amazon.com announced that Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May are bringing high-jinks and hot laps to PS4 and Xbox One in The Grand Tour Game
The Grand Tour Game transports players to exotic locations, where they'll drive the world's most interesting cars, and participate in the show's outrageous challenges. New episodes of The Grand Tour Game will be added weekly during Season 3 of the show, capturing cars, locations, and surprises from each week's episode.
The Grand Tour Game puts players behind the wheel of the cars from Season 3, and brings them to the iconic locations the hosts will visit this season, including The Grand Tour's signature Eboladrome test track. Featuring seamless transitions from clips of the show to gameplay, plus hours of original voice acting from Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May, The Grand Tour Game is infused with the show's trademark humour and banter.
Rev up your engines because it's time for the Season 3 finale of Amazon Game Studios' The Grand Tour Game! It's been an incredible season filled with literal twists and turns and now is the perfect time for players to jump into the driver's seat and binge-play all the action-packed content Season 3 has to offer. Along with the content in this week's new episode, players can now experience over 200 scenes from Season 3 and race over 70 cars across 36 tracks in exotic locations such as Mongolia, China and the Caucasus.
The Grand Tour Game launched alongside Season 3 of Amazon Prime Video's The Grand Tour, with new episodes of the game released simultaneously on the same day as the show. Through seamless video transitions from show to game, whacky multiplayer gadgets and narration from hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond, The Grand Tour Game captures the essence of the show and gives players the opportunity to experience all the action from the series. Since launch, 14 episodes have been released and a number of popular cars from the series have been added, including cars by Porsche, Aston Martin, McLaren, Lamborghini and more!
In celebration of the Season 3 finale, Xbox Live Gold members can now purchase the game for 25% off through April 16.
In The Grand Tour Game, players can not only follow in the guys' tire tracks, but race and challenge each other face-to-face. The Grand Tour Game features four-player splitscreen, so players can race against each other—and hurl their best insults—in-person. Cheeky power-ups like High Tea, which spills tire-shredding cups and saucers, and More Horsepowers, which lets you blow past the competition, help make the action unpredictable, and keep racers on their toes.
Incredible cars, exotic locations, and ridiculous challenges from the hit show The Grand Tour
Weekly episodic delivery with Season 3 of the show
Four-player split-screen mode, so players can race against each other in-person
Over-the-top power-ups like High Tea, which spills tire-shredding cups and saucers, and More Horsepowers, which lets you blow past the competition
Seamless transition from show footage to gameplay, and new voiceover from Clarkson, Hammond and May
The Grand Tour Game was created by Amazon Game Studios, Seattle. The game was built using Amazon Game Tech, including Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Amazon Lumberyard.
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Friends set up fund to help family of fatal hit-and-run victim
Family of 16-year-old Isaiah McGuinness explores funeral options
Updated: 11:51 AM EDT Oct 17, 2014
James McCray
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Friends have set up an account to help the family of hit-and-run victim Isaiah McGuinness pay for funeral expenses.
Friends of the 16-year-old victim of a fatal hit-and-run accident have set up a fund to help the family pay for funeral expenses.Isaiah James McGuinness, 16, of Greenville died after investigators say he was struck on White Horse Road at Lily Street just after 5 a.m. on Oct. 13. According to the Greenville County Coroner Parks Evans, DNA tests had to be done to confirm the identity. Investigators said McGuinness suffered injuries that made his face unrecognizable.Cynthia Carlton, a friend of the family, said the McGuinness family is struggling to make funeral plans because they cannot afford most of the options. "The family needs at least $3,000 before they can make any plans," Carlton told WYFF. "They don't have that yet."Carlton said the family was very grateful for a Berea High teacher's donation of a plot at Graceland Cemetery on White Horse Road.A fund has been set up through GoFundMe: http://www.gofundme.com/fu216gCarlton said McGuinness was one of six children. His siblings include Chloe, 19, Miles, 15, Seth, 14, Candace, 11, and Laz, 8. According to Dill, McGuiness may have been hit by multiple vehicles.Lance Cpl. Bill Rhyne with the South Carolina Highway Patrol said they are looking for a late 1990s black-over-silver Lexus LS-400 sedan.The accident reconstruction team continues to investigate, Rhyne said.Students at Berea High School, where McGuiness attended, held a vigil for him on Tuesday.To read more about the vigil click here.
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Friends of the 16-year-old victim of a fatal hit-and-run accident have set up a fund to help the family pay for funeral expenses.
Isaiah James McGuinness, 16, of Greenville died after investigators say he was struck on White Horse Road at Lily Street just after 5 a.m. on Oct. 13.
Students: Vigil held for classmate killed in hit-and-run
According to the Greenville County Coroner Parks Evans, DNA tests had to be done to confirm the identity. Investigators said McGuinness suffered injuries that made his face unrecognizable.
Cynthia Carlton, a friend of the family, said the McGuinness family is struggling to make funeral plans because they cannot afford most of the options.
"The family needs at least $3,000 before they can make any plans," Carlton told WYFF. "They don't have that yet."
Carlton said the family was very grateful for a Berea High teacher's donation of a plot at Graceland Cemetery on White Horse Road.
A fund has been set up through GoFundMe: http://www.gofundme.com/fu216g
Carlton said McGuinness was one of six children. His siblings include Chloe, 19, Miles, 15, Seth, 14, Candace, 11, and Laz, 8.
According to Dill, McGuiness may have been hit by multiple vehicles.
Lance Cpl. Bill Rhyne with the South Carolina Highway Patrol said they are looking for a late 1990s black-over-silver Lexus LS-400 sedan.
The accident reconstruction team continues to investigate, Rhyne said.
Students at Berea High School, where McGuiness attended, held a vigil for him on Tuesday.
To read more about the vigil click here.


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UCC insists it still supports terror and will continue to be unfair to Israel
It seems that elements in the United Church of Christ (perhaps it is not so united) are trying to disown their own resolution. Earlier, we reported that United Church of Christ (UCC) Reverses anti-Israel resolution. But now, a spokesman for the UCC is trying to have us believe that a part of the resolution is not part of the resolution, and that in fact, it is perfectly satisfied with Palestinian internecine violence, incitement and terrorism, and insists on maintianing its former policy of unfair, uninformed one-sided condemnation of Israel:
This is part of what they are trying to disown:
WHEREAS, many children and young people are not being educated for peace but are being exposed to hatred and intolerance in textbooks and the media; and
WHEREAS, the 26th General Synod of the United Church of Christ continues to affirm the right of the peoples of both Israel and Palestine to live in peace, side by side in two secure and economically viable states; and
WHEREAS, the 25th General Synod of the United Church of Christ passed two resolutions focusing on the actions of Israel, entitled "Tear Down the Wall" and "Concerning the Use of Economic Leverage in Promoting Peace in the Middle East," and has yet to fully address other forces contributing to the ongoing violence, oppression and suffering in the region; and
WHEREAS, in recent months violence has dramatically escalated between the Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas, especially in the Gaza Strip, in spite of the fact that Israel disengaged from Gaza in September 2005; and
WHEREAS the potential for Palestinian civil war has never before been so real, and if it comes to pass would be disastrous for everyone in the region; and
WHEREAS, the escalating violence between Fatah and Hamas now calls us to consider whether we may have overlooked many aspects of an extraordinarily complicated situation and extraordinarily complicated relationships in the region; and
WHEREAS, we reaffirm our call to act as peacemakers in this war-torn yet holy land;
Gee whizz! Support for peace and condemnation of terrorism and hate. Making informed judgements rather than basing them on race hatred and political expediency! Horror of horrors! What would Jesus say about that? Real heresy no doubt. No wonder the UCC is anxious to disown it. Wouldn't anyone be ashamed of a statement like that? According to the press release of Christians for Fair Witness on the Middle East.
"In his statement, which appears on the UCC website, Rev. Thomas asserts that the 'be it resolved' clauses are the only binding parts of the resolution and thus suggests that by invoking the 'whereas' section, Fair Witness is somehow misleading the public," says Dexter Van Zile, UCC layperson and member of Fair Witness's Executive Committee.
On the other hand, it would appear that UCC's resolutions themselves are entirely in keeping with the "be it resolved" clauses, which are quoted hereunder:
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the 26th General Synod of the United Church of Christ recognizes the need for ongoing balanced study, commentary and critique related to the conflict in the region;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the 26th General Synod condemns all media programs, publications, advertising campaigns, textbooks and groups that perpetuate violence instead of promoting peace; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the 26th General Synod directs the Executive Council to establish a Task Force to engage in ongoing and balanced study of the causes, history and context of the conflict, including appropriate responses to the situation that may or may not lead to further support of economic leverage and removal of the security barrier. The Task Force is to report to the 27th General Synod in 2009 for any necessary further action, and also to report to all settings of the Church so that they, too, may have a deeper understanding of the situation.
The background part of the resolution states:
The 25th General Synod of the United Church of Christ passed two resolutions in 2005 concerning the ongoing violence in the Middle East ("Tear Down the Wall" and "Concerning the Use of Economic Leverage in Promoting Peace in the Middle East"). We continue to be committed to assisting the Palestinian and Israeli people in finding a just two-state solution that will ensure a secure, peaceful and productive future. Because the "Tear Down the Wall" resolution focused solely on the actions of Israel, we also have a responsibility to more fully understand and name the ways other nations and forces have contributed to the situation...
Clearly someone at UCC thought the earlier resolutions were unjust. Thomas for his part, is firm in his belief that the resolutions do not in any way alter the unfair anti-Israel resoutions of the 2005 UCC Synod, as explained in this article: Thomas: Synod policy on Israel-Palestine 'remains today what it was before. Thomas protests that the UCC is firm in its support of terrorism, has no interest in understanding the conflict in a balanced way, and will continue to overlook incitement and terror and promulgate anti-Israel policies. It would seem that he claims that the UCC does not "also have a responsibility to more fully understand and name the ways other nations and forces have contributed to the situation."
After the Presbyterian Church USA reversed its anti-Israel policies, an attempt was made, with unclear success, to nullify the earlier resolutions and some elements in PC-USA continued to encourage and support friends of the Hezbollah (see Presbyterian Church USA Doesn't Recognize Israel ). The same process is taking place in UCC it seems.
But the promoters of fairness and fighters against terror and promoters of other heresies are sticking by their guns. See: Fair Witness Reaffirms Its Statement Regarding UCC General Synod's Resolution
from Christians for Fair Witness on the Middle East. This sort of heresy is dangerous. It could lead to subversive ideas such as "love they neighbor as thyself" and talk of motes and beams and other such. In the good old days, they knew what to do with heretics.
Undoubtedly, Thomas is one of those people who protests so loudly against "Christian Zionism" as a dangerous movement. Some tenets of Christian Zionism may indeed be dangerous, but aren't racism, prejudice and one sidedness and tacit support for terror equally dangerous? Who was the fellow who said, "Judge not, lest ye be judged?" The Rev. Thomas probably never heard of him.


American Repertory Ballet(ARB), New Jersey's preeminent classical and contemporary ballet company, announces its 2018-2019 season. Embarking on its 55th year, ARB will perform throughout the state under the artistic leadership of Douglas Martin.
Season highlights include the company premiere of Paul Taylor's Airs; Coppélia, one of the greatest comedic ballets of all time; and the world premiere of Kirk Peterson's Beauty and the Beast.
In November and December, ARB brings the beloved classic Nutcracker to five venues throughout state. A holiday tradition for more than 50 years, ARB's Nutcracker is one of the longest, continuously running Nutcracker productions in the nation.
The new season kicks off with American Made: Paul Taylor and Other Works at Rider University on September 21 and 22.
The program includes Kirk Peterson's Tears of the Moon, Douglas Martin's Ephemeral Possessions (pas de deux), and Paul Taylor's Airs, set to music of Handel.
"It's an honor to have the Taylor piece made available to us and to have expert staging by longtime Paul Taylor company member Sean Mahoney," said Martin. Mahoney, an alum of Princeton Ballet School and American Repertory Ballet, infused his years of wisdom as a member of the Paul Taylor Dance Company on the ARB dancers.
The fall season continues with the lighthearted and romantic comedic ballet, Coppélia, on Friday, October 19 at State Theatre New Jersey in New Brunswick. This delightful family friendly full-length ballet tells the story of Dr. Coppélius, a toy-maker and inventor who builds a life-like doll named Coppélia. The beautiful doll is so realistic that Franz, a young man from the village, becomes infatuated with it, even though he is soon to be married to Sawnhilda. Jealous and frustrated, Swanhilda sneaks into the toymaker's workshop and impersonates the doll, leading Dr. Coppélius to believe that his doll has indeed come to life.
According to Martin, "Coppélia is the perfect story ballet for ARB. Brilliant classical dance meets delightfully comic narrative. It's an enjoyable light comedy that our audiences will love to see." In spring 2019, ARB will perform the work at Two River Theatre in Red Bank and at Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood.
The highlight of ARB's fall season is its annual production of the beloved classic Nutcracker set to Tchaikovsky's magnificent score, with stunning scenery, thrilling choreography and a cast of more than 100 dancers. Directed by Artistic Director Douglas Martin, ARB's professional company will be joined by select students from Princeton Ballet School to tell the story of a young girl named Clara and how a mysterious gift from her Uncle Drosselmeyer brings about enchanted dreams and fantastical scenes. Nutcracker will be performed at five venues throughout the state including McCarter Theatre Center, Union County Performing Arts Center, South Orange Performing Arts Center, Two River Theater and State Theatre New Jersey.
In March, the company returns to New York City with a triple-bill featuring Peterson's Tears of the Moon, Taylor's Airs, and a brand-new work by resident choreographer Mary Barton.
The 2018-19 season concludes with the world premiere of Peterson's full-length ballet Beauty and the Beast, set to music by Tchaikovsky. Based on the original 1740 classic French fairy tale, Beauty and the Beast will premiere at the State Theatre New Jersey, New Brunswick, on Friday, May 10.
For more information, visit arballet.org or call 609.921.7758.
American Repertory Ballet's mission is to bring the joy, beauty, artistry and discipline of classical and contemporary dance to New Jersey and nationwide audiences, and to dance students through artistic and educational programs. Led by Executive Director Julie Diana Hench and Artistic Director Douglas Martin, the organization comprises: the preeminent professional classical and contemporary ballet company in the state; Princeton Ballet School, one of the largest and most respected non-profit dance schools in the nation, with studios in Cranbury, New Brunswick and Princeton; and ARB's Access & Enrichment initiatives, including the acclaimed DANCE POWER, the longest continuously running community arts partnership in New Jersey.
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Saturday, September 22 – 7:30 p.m.
State Theatre New Jersey | New Brunswick, N.J.
Friday, October 19 – 8:00 p.m.
McCarter Theatre Center | Princeton, N.J.
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November 24 – 2:00 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.
November 25 – 1:00 p.m.
Union County Performing Arts Center | Rahway, N.J.
November 30 – 7:30 p.m.
December 2 – 1:00 p.m.
South Orange Performing Arts Center | South Orange, N.J.
December 7 – 7:00 p.m.
December 8 – 2:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Two River Theater | Red Bank, N.J.
December 15 – 1:00 p.m. & 6:00 p.m.
December 16 – 2:00 p.m.
December 21 – 7:30 p.m.
December 22 – 2:00 p.m .& 7:00 p.m.
December 23 – 1:00 p.m. & 5:00 p.m.
Two River Theatre | Red Bank, N.J.
March 16 – 1:00 p.m. & 6:00 p.m.
Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College | New York, N.Y.
Saturday, March 30 – 7:30 p.m.
Bergen Performing Arts Center | Englewood, N.J.
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April 6 – 2:00 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.
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#0626: Willa Cather to Wilbur Cross, October 11, 1922
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NUMBER FIVE BANK STREET3 New York City2 October Eleventh 1 9 2 2 Mr. Wilbur Cross1, The Yale Review4, Yale Station, New Haven5, Conn.
My dear Mr. Cross:
Thank you6 for the copy of your October number with the kind reference7 to me8 in it.
I hope you got on well with "One of Ours"9. It seems to make warm friends and equally warm enemies. I am not so pleased with the controversy about it as my publisher10, for business reasons, is. It is unfortunate when an imaginative work becomes a subject of heated argument - it somehow destroys the perspective and makes the part of the narrative which is the subject of argument lose its proper proportion, for the time at least.
I have been wondering whether you might like an article made up of my recollections of Mrs. James T. Fields11 and her friends, apropos of Mr. Howe12's new book13. His extract from her diary recalled to me so many things that she told me about those same incidents. But when I first read the book I spoke to Mr. Howe about it enthusiastically, by telephone, and suggested that I might do something about it14 for Mr. Canby15. He at once wrote Mr. Canby and Mr. Canby wrote me. I am afraid he is expecting it.
I believe you and he are old friends and I don't see how I could play one of you off against the other, even had I a taste for strategy - which I haven't. However, when I come to write it, if it seems very much more suitable for you than for the Literary Review16, and you want it, perhaps Mr. Canby could be persuaded17.
The article18 about which Miss McAfee19 and I talked last year seems rather far away just now. I am afraid it would take a good deal of effort to pull it together and I have not much time as I want very much to finish a new novelette20 before I go abroad this winter.
Very cordially yours, Willa Sibert Cather
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Person to whom letter was written
Wilbur Cross 1
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New York, New York, United States2
Location of original letter
Yale Review Records, 1911-1949 (YCAL MSS 145), Yale Collection of American Literature, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, New Haven, CT
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5 Bank Street (New York City): The apartment Cather shared with Edith Lewis beginning in 1912, located in Greenwich Village in the Manhattan borough of New York City. Subway construction forced Cather and Lewis to relocate in 1927.
On 23 November 1922, Cross wrote Cather reporting that he was about half-way through One of Ours and was interested in her handling of characters. He also reported that he was avoiding reading reviews of the novel, inquired about whether she would submit a promised article to the Yale Review (see #0572), and sent her their October issue.
In his review of Carl Van Doren's Contemporary American Novelists, 1900-1920 (1922), Cross praises Van Doren's "fine and just tribute to Cather," quoting him as writing, "Miss Cather, almost alone among her peers in this decade, understands that human character for its own sake has a claim upon human interest, surprisingly irrespective of the moral or intellectual qualities which of course condition and shape it."
The article on Fields appeared in the Literary Review rather than the Yale Review.
See #0605 to McAfee.
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Cross, Wilbur (1862-1948). American scholar and state governor. Wilbur Cross was born in Connecticut and educated at Yale, where he earned a PhD in 1889. He became an English literature professor at Yale in 1894, specializing in the novel and editing the Yale Review (for which he solicited articles from Cather). An influential literary critic, Cross wrote an important review of Shadows on the Rock (1931), to which Cather replied in one of her few letters commenting on her work to be made public. After Cross's retirement from Yale, he was elected governor of Connecticut, serving four two-year terms from 1931 to 1939.
Knopf, Alfred A. (1892-1984). President of New York publisher Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Knopf received his BA from Columbia University in New York City in 1912 and founded Alfred Knopf, Inc., in 1915 with his future wife Blanche Wolf. They married in 1916, and their son Alfred "Pat" Knopf was born in 1918. Cather chose him as her publisher beginning with Youth and the Bright Medusa (1920) and One of Ours (1922), partly because she was dissatisfied with the promotion of her books by Houghton Mifflin but also because she recognized the high quality of Knopf's books, as well as what she regarded as his intelligent advertising. Knopf was noted for publishing the work of leading European and South American writers in translation, as well as original works. Knopf and Cather's extensive correspondence testifies to their mutual professional respect and to what also became an important personal friendship.
Fields, Annie Adams (1835-1915). Literary hostess, author, and social reformer. At age 20, Annie Adams married James T. Fields, partner in the Boston publishing house of Ticknor & Fields. Both before and after her husband's death in 1881, Fields often entertained important American, British, and European authors at her home at 148 Charles Street in Boston, MA. After James' death, Sarah Orne Jewett, whose books were published by Ticknor & Fields, began sharing Annie's homes at 148 Charles Street and Manchester-on-the-Sea, MA. Cather met Fields in Boston in 1908, a meeting Cather described in "The House on Charles Street," an essay reviewing Memories of a Hostess (a volume of selections from Fields' journals, 1922). A revised version of this essay, retitled "148 Charles Street," appeared in Not Under Forty (1936). After Jewett's death in 1909, Fields edited The Letters of Sarah Orne Jewett (1911), which included several letters to Cather. Fearing that 148 Charles Street would become a museum after her death, Fields requested that it be torn down.
Howe, Mark Antony De Wolfe (1864-1960). American author and editor. Born in Rhode Island and raised in Pennsylvania, Howe earned a BA from Lehigh University and a second BA and an MA in English literature from Harvard University. He worked as assistant editor of the Youth's Companion from 1888 to 1893 and of the Atlantic Monthly from 1893 to 1895. In 1899 he married Fanny Quincy, daughter of Boston mayor Josiah Quincy, and returned to editorial work on the Youth's Companion, which he continued until 1923. He became firmly associated with his adopted city, writing and editing books about it and its famous figures, including Memories of a Hostess: A Chronicle of Eminent Friendships Drawn Chiefly from the Diaries of Mrs. James T. Fields (1922), which Cather reviewed for the Atlantic Monthly and which inspired her essay "The House on Charles Street" (1922, later revised and retitled "148 Charles Street" [1936]). Cather corresponded with Howe in 1911 about a biographical essay he submitted for McClure's Magazine, and they may have corresponded earlier when Cather's poem "The Night Express" appeared in the Youth's Companion or met in person at the Boston home Fields shared with Sarah Orne Jewett. As executor of Fields' literary estate, Howe corresponded with Cather about the disposition of her letters to Fields. He died in Cambridge, MA.
Canby, Henry Seidel (1878-1961). American critic and editor. Born to a prominent Wilmington, DE, family, Canby received a BA (1899) and PhD (1905) from Yale University. He began teaching English at Yale in 1900 and was editor of the Yale Review from 1911 to 1922. In 1920 he founded the Literary Review of the New York Post, which became an independent magazine, the Saturday Review of Literature, in 1924; he served as editor until 1936. He became editor in chief of the Book-of-the-Month Club on its founding in 1926. Canby married Marion Ponsonby Gause, also of Wilmington, in 1907, and they had two sons. Cather's acquaintance with the Canbys seems to predate 1922, when her cordial correspondence with the Canbys began. In the Literary Review she published "The House on Charles Street" (1922) and in the Saturday Review a letter to Wilbur Cross on Shadows on the Rock (1931) and an essay on Thomas Mann (1936).
McAfee, Helen Flora (1884-1956). American editor. McAfee was born in Marblehead, CT, and in 1903 graduated from Smith College, where she and Edith Lewis belonged to the same literary society. She taught English in New Haven, CT, from 1903 to 1909, taking graduate courses in English at Yale University from 1908 to 1909. She served as head of the English department of the American College for Girls in Constantinople, Turkey, from 1909 to 1912. On returning to graduate studies at Yale, she worked as editorial assistant at the Yale Review. She earned her A.M. in 1914, and Yale University Press published her thesis Pepys on the Restoration Stage in 1916. She continued as assistant editor of the Yale Review under Wilbur Cross and later became managing editor. She corresponded widely with authors, including Willa Cather, seeking contributions, and also wrote articles and reviews.
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New Haven, Connecticut, United States
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Yale Review
"How It Strikes a Contemporary," Yale Review (October 1922) by Wilbur Cross
One of Ours (1922) by Willa Cather
Memories of a Hostess (1922) by M. A. De Wolfe Howe
"The House on Charles Street," Literary Review (November 4, 1922) by Willa Cather
Literary Review of the New York Evening Post
A Lost Lady (1923) by Willa Cather


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