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'The Worst Person in the World' Film Review: Charming Romantic Drama Offers Unfolding Delights
Cannes 2021: Veteran Norwegian director Joachim Trier has made his most appealing and marketable film to date
Jason Solomons | July 9, 2021 @ 10:12 AM
Norwegian director Joachim Trier continues his series of films about young Oslonians with the charming romantic drama "The Worst Person in the World," which premiered on Thursday in the Main Competition section of the Cannes Film Festival.
The film is about the life and loves of a restless 30-year-old woman named Julie — and in the lead role, Renate Reinsve delivers a standout performance that places her firmly in the Cannes awards running. Her Julie is funny and skittishly unsure of herself as she begins a relationship with an established and admired comic book artist, Aksel. He is played by Anders Danielsen Lie, the lead in Trier's previous Oslo films, "Reprise" and "Oslo, August 31st," which brings a Richard Linklaterish theme of time and connection to this loose trilogy of people adrift in the city.
But this is Trier's most appealing and marketable film yet, casting Oslo in a gorgeous light and capturing its vitality and sophistication through the seasons, with scenes in a lakeside summer house, city coffee shops, a university campus, book launches, photo shoots and parties. There's more than a touch of Woody Allen here: An early scene features the couple arranging their bookshelves while Billie Holiday plays in the background and, later, there's even a direct (though unacknowledged) quote of the famous Woody line about not wanting to live on through my art but wanting to live on in my apartment.
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Trier breaks his film up into 12 chapters, using an occasional authorial voiceover to narrate Julie's actions with witty distance. The device allows the film to jump from scene to scene with ease and permits a sketchy cast of supporting characters to have their impact, among them Julie's estranged father and Aksel's squabbling family.
Juggling slightly altered tones in each chapter, the director also employs several surprising cinematic tricks, such as short bursts of animation, a lovely sequence detailing a wobbly mushroom trip and a memorable freeze-frame scene when Julie pauses the action to run through the city to meet a new lover.
This is a film of unfolding delights, providing a terrific canvas for the actors. Experienced Oslo theater star Reinsve seizes her breakthrough screen role with gusto, defining a new template for contemporary Norwegian women in a film that tangentially examines the hard life they've had over the centuries, back to when Julie's great-great-great-great grandmother's life expectancy was only 35 years.
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Julie wrestles with career ambition, maternal impulses (or a distinct lack thereof) and sexual desire; she's a complex character full of self-awareness and self-loathing, hence the film's title. But Julie is as alluring as she is self-destructive and we follow her every outfit change and haircut as she develops through the chapters.
Meanwhile, Danielsen Lie adds to his impressive work for Trier. He played the agonized author in "Reprise" and the wandering drug addict in "Oslo, August 13th," and he returns here with a performance that brings angst, edge, male fragility and, in the end, huge sympathy.
As Julie's new lover, Eivind, actor Herbert Nordrum provides some comic relief and a lot of charm in his naivety and hopeful, reliable honesty. With its hipster vibe, eclectic soundtrack — Cymande, Harry Nilsson, Todd Rundgren, Art Garfunkel, Chassol — and attractive images from Danish cinematographer Kasper Tuxen, "The Worst Person in the World" stands a very good chance of international success after its Cannes debut. And it might just put Oslo on the desirable-destination map when the travel business gets going again.
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We knew in advance that our attempt to stir it up among the Italian publishing confraternity was going to be a hard struggle.
On the first day of the Fair, 4 October, our friends Simone and Ettore went to the sector dedicated to Italy. There they distributed the brochure about the documentary film (a real beauty!), the discussion on Imprimatur and the story of the Italian boycott (See photos of the Discussion). To our friends' extreme surprise, not one single publisher had so much as heard of Monaldi & Sorti or Imprimatur, their one novel published in Italian.
We were taken aback to find the people on the publishers' stands declaring their total ignorance of two writers who are both well-known and well-liked abroad and whose books – of which four have so far been published – are top best-sellers in several countries.
However, let's get back to our own story.
On the next day, 5 October, our group from the Fan Club – there were four of us – all wearing t-shirts bearing the bilingual slogan "Liberate Imprimatur – Free Imprimatur" (see photos) attended the projection of the video and the subsequent discussion. There, we realised that, despite the polite interest expressed by employees of the Italian publishing houses, NOT ONE Italian had come (or if any had, they'd kept the lowest of profiles…).
But what we really wanted was to talk to someone from Mondadori. We wanted to know what had made them decide not to reprint Imprimatur, despite having acquired the rights to the novel for the coming twenty years. (Although we're no specialists, we imagined that the initial reaction to the book was bound be one of real interest as well as a certain commercial success).
We did manage to meet a lady from their press office.
Diplomacy was not this person's strong point… After a show of surprise, when she told us she'd never heard of all this, she began to criticise Monaldi & Sorti "who go around talking of this so-called boycott, which simply does not exist". We in turn were surprised that, after stating she knew nothing about the facts, she did turn out to know of both the documentary and the discussion. She only quoted the wrong date and time.
We tried not to get bogged down in sterile arguments about what might have happened. What we wanted was to get as close as we could to the real reasons for what had taken place and above all to hear Mondadori's official version.
Without wishing to dwell on this last comment, we could only conclude that this person had contradicted herself all along the line.
After a while, another person from Mondadori entered the conversation, surely someone in a position of responsibility and better placed than the press officer to answer our questions. So we put them to him, giving the same reasons for our need to know.
The official reason which he gave turned out to be Imprimatur's poor sales figures. Mondadori had, he said, behaved as any other publisher would have done under the circumstances. According to him, Imprimatur had sold only 3,400 copies in Oscar paperbacks, which was too low a figure for the firm to reprint the novel.
In other words, despite our legitimate interest, there are too few of us in Italy who want to read this novel. There was not sufficient demand for Mondadori to justify a reprint.
How come, we asked, that novels are still listed in the catalogues and reprinted year after year, despite modest sales, while Imprimatur was removed from the catalogue at precisely the time of its publication in "Oscar Bestseller" (!) paperback? (As though the intention was to hide it). No official reply was forthcoming.
Whatever the real reasons may have been, out of 22 editions printed in 53 countries (and the same goes for the later novels), only in Italy was the book withdrawn on the grounds of poor sales.


1 or 2 player fast re-action video game!
Space Zap is a space-themed reflex action arcade game developed by Game-A-Tron and licensed to Bally Midway in 1980.
There are four buttons, each corresponding to one of the attack directions. If a projectile ("mine") comes from the left, the player presses the left button, and so on. If the player fails to fire in time, the base explodes. After the player successfully defends the base they encounter an attack satellite that flies around the until the player hits it or satellite hits the base. The player starts out with three lives at the beginning of the game.


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Apple bags 12 SAG Award nominations for 'CODA,' 'Ted Lasso,' and 'The Morning Show'
Some of the biggest names on Apple TV+ have been nominated for SAG Awards, with CODA, Ted Lasso, and The Morning Show all involved. The winners will be announced during a live simulcast at the 28th Annual SAG Awards on TNT and TBS on Sunday, February 27, 2022.
CODA has picked up two SAG Award nominations with Troy Kotsur picking up a nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role while also becoming the first solo Deaf actor to receive a SAG Award nomination. The Tragedy of Macbeth isn't even available to stream yet, but Denzel Washington has been nominated for the Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role award, too. Shakespeare fans will be able to take in his performance from this Friday, January 14.
Other nominations include both Jennifer Anniston and Reese Witherspoon duking it out for the same award — Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series — as well as five nominations for Ted Lasso and its stars. Four of those are across two categories, making for an interesting awards night.
The full rundown of nominations reads:
Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture - "CODA"
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role - Denzel Washington, "The Tragedy of Macbeth"
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role - Troy Kotsur, "CODA"
"The Morning Show" (4)
Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series - Billy Crudup
Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series - Jennifer Aniston
Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series - Reese Witherspoon
"Ted Lasso" (5)
Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series - Jason Sudeikis
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series - Brett Goldstein
Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series - Hannah Waddingham
Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series - Juno Temple
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Spring is one of my favorite times of the year --- besides Fall.
I'm such a sucker for all the pretty shades of pink and all the pastel's and greens. And oh! Easter! Easter candy, Easter decor, Easter vibes... my birthday sometime's falls on Easter and I use to hate it cause everything is closed that day so I didn't really get to go celebrate but it hasn't landed on Easter in a really long while (though I do worry every year lol) so it's all good lol!
There are two times a year I look forward to Williams Sonoma seasonal candy and that's for Easter when they come out with these delicious sour bunnies I've grabbed every year since 2011 (pink is grapefruit, green is key lime and yellow is lemon --- tbh I only like the green ones) and Halloween when they release the sour pumpkins (which I think overall are orange flavored).
This is the first time EVER I've found a bag that's MOSTLY ALL green. Please BELIEVE I snatched this up REAL quick! YEEES. I can just FEEL the sour pain in my mouth now lol!
I wanted the Jordan Almonds that came in pretty pastel colors but they were like $25 for a box. Granted it was a big box but $25?! I mean I am going back for them but in the meantime I picked up these chocolate candy coated eggs that came in an ombre of colors (because I couldn't take it anymore and ate some). I THOUGHT they had almonds too but they're just solid Belgian Chocolate which imo is the BEST kind of chocolate anyway. These are SO good. I need another box.
Today though I was opening these up VERY carefully like I always do and they SPILLED ALL OVER THE FLOOR. I literally cried before Bubba came running into the kitchen scrambling to find them all and offering to wash them. I have anxiety and OCD so... things get difficult for me when it comes to being "dirty". They've lost their color but I still ate them.
Sometimes he questions if I have OCD even though he sees the stress it puts me under and he sees all the weird habits and rituals I have; but when it comes to food sometimes it's easier to ignore some of the OCD. I JUST REALLY LIKE FOOD AND EVEN OCD AND ANXIETY CANT TAKE THAT AWAY, OKAY?
I'm a huge Bath & Body Works candles and soap collector.
I saw that the Easter candles recently hit the sales floor so we went and got one. Bubba also managed to find a Bubblegum candle which was part of The Sweet Shop collection they recently re-released and it was THE LAST ONE. I've been searching everywhere for this candle! The large Easter candle is the same as it was 2 years ago but a different packaging.
Though I feel like ever since Bath & Body Works stopped working with Slatkin & Co the small candles really don't have a scent throw anymore.
I also found some wax melt goodies at Wal-Mart! I was surprised to see the Rock Candy one that came out 2 years ago in a BIG format now. Unfortunately the Taffy one and the Pink Velvet ones were nowhere to be found. But the Lemon Cookie one is still ones of my favs, I like mixing it with the Lemon Poundcake (which I couldn't find either).
The rest of the other scents are new to me; the Rainbow Shaved Ice sounds super interesting. Can't wait to melt these and see what they're like! I'll have to find my light up wax melter I had in Florida to keep in my room since I only have that one and the one in the kitchen right now.


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Q: Is it possible to implement addition on typed Church numerals using iterated incrementation? I can't find a way to define addition as repeated incrementation, despite this being possible in an untyped language. Here is my code:
{-# LANGUAGE RankNTypes #-}
type Church = forall a . (a -> a) -> (a -> a)

zero :: Church
zero = \f -> id

inc :: Church -> Church
inc n = \f -> f . n f

-- This version of addition works
add1 :: Church -> Church -> Church
add1 n m = \f -> n f . m f

-- This version gives me a compilation error
add2 :: Church -> Church -> Church
add2 n m = n inc m

The compilation error I get for add2 is
Couldn't match type `forall a1. (a1 -> a1) -> a1 -> a1'
                  with `(a -> a) -> a -> a'
    Expected type: ((a -> a) -> a -> a) -> (a -> a) -> a -> a
      Actual type: Church -> (a -> a) -> a -> a
    In the first argument of `n', namely `inc'
    In the expression: n inc m
    In an equation for `add2': add2 n m = n inc m

Why is this an error? Isn't Church a synonym for that ((a->a) -> a -> a) ?

A: I could not get your code to type, no matter what extra type annotations I added, although it's possible I was not clever enough. (I also tried adding ImpredicativeTypes.)
I think the problem here is that in the definition
type Church = forall a. (a -> a) -> (a -> a)

a can only be instantiated with a rank-0 type (i.e. without foralls inside), which Church itself isn't. So you cannot apply a Church numeral defined this way to your inc.
However, there is a relatively simple workaround that is slightly verbose but makes everything work nicely otherwise: make Church into a newtype instead of a type, so that it can be treated as monomorphic from the outside.  The following all works:
{-# LANGUAGE RankNTypes #-}
newtype Church = Church { runChurch :: forall a . (a -> a) -> (a -> a) }

zero :: Church
zero = Church (\f -> id)

inc :: Church -> Church
inc n = Church (\f -> f . runChurch n f)

add2 :: Church -> Church -> Church
add2 n = runChurch n inc

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Yesterday was lots of fun... here's a summary: Caroline and Vince and I went to Monterey, had lunch, went window-shopping, went to the Aquarium, had dinner, and drove home along the Coast Highway in the fog. It was ever such a blast!
The drive down was lovely. Vince works at the same place as Caroline, and though Caroline and he are attraced to each other, Vince is in a committed relationship with a girl he loves, so Caroline is exploring the idea of being platonic friends with a cute straight guy... something new for her (she's more usually platonic friends with gay guys or "friends-with-benefits" with straight guys). And Vince is certainly a hell of a guy. He's cute, he's intelligent, he has a lovely, soothing speaking voice, he likes Jazz (he even sings it), and he's simply a pleasure to be around.
Those of you who read this blog and have retentive memories will remember that I was born in Fort Ord, so I always get a little thrill driving past the turnoff for that site. Then there's the C&H refinery, which is rather a sinister-looking pile (it looks like poisons and acids are made there, rather than sweet, sweet sugar). There are the fields of artichokes, which always spark the discussion topic: "Who was the first person so desperately hungry that he decided to try and eat such an evil, alien-looking object?" Then there's the great sweep of Monterey Bay, dotted with sailboats and what-have-you. Unfortunately, it was rather dim and overcast on Sunday, so the views weren't quite as thrilling as they might be. But then, parked on Lighthouse Road, not far from Cannery Row, you step out of the car and get a whiff of that peculiar and exciting aroma of Monterey, the blended scents of salt breezes and dying sea-life overpowered and rendered romantic by the resinous tang of Monterey cypress.
We had lunch at a place called Clawdaddy's, a sort of New-Orleans-style seafood joint where every day is Mardi Gras (or so the decor suggests, and the waitress backed up that suggestion with a handful of carnival beads... all of which Caroline hogged for herself, claiming Birthday-Girl Privelege). Vince had the Gumbo, and Caroline the Fisherman's Platter (fried squid, clams, shrimp, etc), but weren't very impressed with the food (the fried clams were just nasty)... but I had the Pasta Special, which was utterly delicious (fettucine with salmon, shrimp, yellowfin tuna). Plus I started the meal off with a treat that I haven't had in quite some time, a half-dozen oysters on the half-shell. Oh! Yummy! Yummyummyummmy! Oh how I love good fresh dainty little raw oysters, chilled and quivering, sprinkled with lemon juice and dabbed ever-so-slightly with horseradish and cocktail sauce.
So then we wandered through some shops on Cannery Row, but didn't see much that was interesting or impressive. We eventually realized that window-shopping was a waste of time, and that our time would be better spent at the Aquarium... so thither we hied.
As I stated earlier, I'd never been to the Monterey Bay Aquarium before, but I was very interested in seeing it. I have always loved the Steinhart Aquarium, and I'd been told that the Monterey was much nicer, newer and more interesting, focussed more on conservation and habitat than display and variety... plus it didn't have that mildewy smell. Everything was terribly interesting and beautiful, though the Mysteries of the Deep exhibit was a trifle unsettling... there's something especially savage and gruesome about sea life in the far-deep chasms of the ocean. The Jellyfish exhibit was quite interestingly laid out, with some quite lovely and exotic jelly specimens interspersed with interactive and interpretive art exhibits... very well-conceived and arranged, I thought. But again, there was something not quite right about jellies. I don't know what, but every once in a while I'd get this little frisson of horror when watching them. Another memorable moment was discovering just how large yellowfin tuna are! I mean, they're immense! And they're rather vicious-looking. It's difficult to imagine such a large object being shoved into a can of Starkist... and also difficult to imagine that I'd just had (a small part of) one of them for lunch.
We spent about four hours there at the Aquarium, but the hours flew by like mere moments. I will definitely have to go back there some time and take it more slowly. And maybe re-read Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea beforehand. And not eat something for lunch before viewing it's large and angry-looking cousin at close quarters.
After that, we poked around in some shops for a little while, but the whole Cannery Row area starts shutting down when the Aquarium closes at 6, so there wasn't much to do. We stopped at the Ghirardelli shop for a refresher and some down-time, and Vince told me an interesting and entertaining story about how his Great-Grandfather was too proud to change his family's Marinara sauce recipe for mass-production and missed out on being on the Franco-American logo and blessing his descendents with the wealth ultimately enjoyed by Chef Boyardee (né "Bogliardi").
Then we went out to Pacific Grove for dinner at a lovely restaurant called Fandango. The food was excellent (expensive, but worth it... the kind of place where the Wine List comes out in a heavy leather-padded three-ring binder, and Château Lafitte-Rothschild is actually available), the service efficient and dignified but a trifle cold, the atmosphere was the tiniest bit stuffy, and the intensely unattractive lampshade was too close to my head. Caroline was dismayed to discover that her vast fried lunch and her tea-time root-beer float had rendered her unappetitive, so she sufficed herself with a Caesar salad and bites of our entrees; Vince had the cassoulet, which was a gorgeous concoction of sausage and chicken and some sort of white beans in a savory stew; I had the duckling à l'orange, which was utterly to die, and started with an uttely amazing tomato soup (so amazing that Caroline ended up ordering a plate for herself)... and since I'd only had a cup of coffee at Ghirardelli's (and no compunction about stuffing myself when the feeding is good), I finished off with an exquisite chocolate mousse and an espresso... during which Vince explained to Caroline and me the famous Monty Python sketch about the "wafer thin mint" (Vince is quite a good storyteller... or raconteur, if you prefer).
On the way home, I decided that it would be more fun to drive up the Coast instead of cutting inland at Watsonville or wherever, but I didn't realize that it was going to be so gothically foggy! I like driving on challenging roads, though, so I guess it was more fun that way... it was definitely a challenge. I'll have to do that drive again some day when I can see what's beyond my cockeyed headlights.
So, anyway, we made it home... fatter and poorer and terribly tired, but all the better for a happy day-trip. Today I had Caroline over again to help me with that hateful envelope-stuffing (she actually enjoys repetitive tasks... her favorite hobby is beading), and so I took her to lunch as a thank-you. It was just sandwiches, so I won't go into great detail here.
And that's about it. When I got home, I helped my niece (who is spending the night for some reason... with my family, I've found it's much easier to just not ask) to build a house in my Sim suburb. I was a little alarmed at the idea of introducing a straight couple into my all-male enclave, but I figured if they make any trouble I'll just delete them. Would that it were that easy in the real world. But unfortunately, if it were that easy, somebody would have deleted me years ago.
Guess what I've done!? The Sims game comes with this cute little feature where it creates family web-pages for all your Sims... and it suddenly occurred to me that it would be fun to upload those pages so I can share my Sims with you! If you're interested in that sort of thing, please take a moment and Visit My Sims! Or come back later and do it... I'm adding this link to the bottom of the Cast column to your left. Please enjoy the fruits of my obsession!


as old "Philistines." Adaptation and progress are not the same.
capital point is, that this cry should always be heard and followed.
man's intellect; but man can do his duty."
the consciousness of duty can arise as a natural result of evolution.
individuals. Compare _Congress of Arts and Science_, St. Louis, Vol.
[Footnote 206: Cf. my _History of Modern Philosophy_ (Eng. transl.
[Footnote 213: Cf. my paper, "The law of relativity in Ethics,"
BY P. N. WAGGETT, M.A., S.S.J.E.
for due balance a full development of many qualifying considerations.
science have come to an end.
selection of variations has no sufficient basis.
the possibility of a truce.
as in other departments of thought.
Darwin is not responsible for this, but he is in part the cause of it.
showed least of the patient temper of inquiry.
experience received for many years too little deliberate attention.
immediate and lasting effect of crisis, difference, and revolution.
regular from an impersonal point of view.
has taken men's attention from facts, and fixed them upon theories.


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Bharathiar University is located at Coimbatore has announced for B.Ed admission 2012 few month back. Many students eagerly submitted their application form on date for admission in Bharathiyar University. Students were much awaiting for the Bharathiyar University B.Ed counseling date. As expected the counseling date was announced soon which have given below.
Students who choosed Tamil subject the counseling date is June 26.
Students who choosed other subject the counseling date is June 27.
I have provided the list of candidates provisionally selected for B.Ed. admission for the academic year 2012 - 2013 official link below. Candidates can attend this counseling only if their name is present in this list. Check out the below link.
Here is the resource gives you the information about the list of centers to be issued the B.Ed. Admissions application forms in Tamilnadu. Starting and Ending date of the B.Ed application form issue status are also listed.


Nigerian singers, Tekno and Flavour luckily escape a tragic plane crash while traveling with their band to Ghana for a show today.
According a recent video posted by popular Comedian, Gordons, the above mentioned and some others were halfway on their way to Ghana for the "Globacom Mega Music Show" this weekend when the pilot announced that the aircraft had developed some technical issues which meant they would have head back to Lagos to check it.
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New York City police looking for man who choked, pinned and robbed woman
BROOKLYN, New York -- The search is on for a man caught on camera choking and robbing a woman in Brooklyn, New York.
It happened Aug. 8.
Surveillance video released by the NYPD shows the 34-year-old victim being attacked by a man walking in her direction.
N.J. Burkett reports after a man caught on camera choking and robbing a woman in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
She is thrown against a parked car and placed in a choke hold until she gives up her backpack.
The man says something to her before escaping with her cellphone and an iPad.
The victim suffered bruises and cuts to her face, neck and body.
Residents say late at night it can feel less safe than during the daylight.
"We've complained as a neighborhood for more lights," Jove Meyer said. "Police always say that crime happens in the darkness, but then they don't make effort to make it brighter. So make our streets safer."
The video shows the suspect has a beard. He was wearing dark clothing and red sneakers.
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Under Filtering -> Tests -> Configure Whitelist Execptions > "Tests to be performed even whre the email is whitelisted" "Attachment Filtering Test" IS ACTIVE.
MOST incoming mails with corresponding attachments are replaced with a text notice (as defined).... but only MOST and not all.
10 Minutes ago i got a email with an Excel Attachment. PropertiesType of these Excel spreadsheet is "application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet" and name was "Mappe2.xlsx"
Why are not ALL emails with these attachment types filtered out?
If you use a single combined rule (i.e. the 'Filter by MIME content type' and 'Filter by attachment name' options are both enabled in the Attachment Filtering Properties dialog) to remove Excel attachments, I suggest that you create two separate entries on the Attachment Blacklist page instead (one with the regex, and one with the simple text expression) and see if that solves the problem. When the expressions are combined in a single entry, both filter conditions must match to blacklist the attachment and this may not occur all the time. Also, please note that the Attachment Filter test cannot scan into archives (e.g. ZIP, RAR, 7z etc.) and will not recognize renamed extensions either.
As for the Whitelist Test Exception settings, there are two whitelist tests that take precedence even over the excepted blacklists tests, these are the 1) Authentication Whitelist and the 2) IP Whitelist tests. If the email in questions was whitelisted by the IP Whitelist test, then you should consider removing the matching entry from the list and whitlisting the sender by other means (e.g. the Sender Whitelist).
The rules, in the manner described, are two different rules (therefore 1 and 2).
ZIP/RAR etc. are OK - this SHOULD be the way someone sends us an Office Attachment.
...so it's by design and not a bug!?
@uwe.kortkamp: Thank you for the update Uwe, I am glad to hear you found the culprit. Unfortunately, we cannot allow any of the blacklist tests to override the IP Whitelist, because in some environments it is also responsible for whitelisting outbound emails, and subjecting outbound emails to blacklist tests would cause a lot of problems - so yes, the reported behavior is by design.


We haven't heard too much from California duo Best Coast lately, but a cover of Roy Orbison's "Crying" surfaced the other day, which features singer Bethany Cosentino's cat. But the pair give the 1960's classic an updated lo-fi sound, but still retains that old school feel. Definitely a more relaxing listen than some of the previous posts of today, but it's mid-afternoon here and mellow time is what I need. Listen below.


The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) has renewed its corporate licence agreement with Commerce Decisions, leading provider of software and services to support through-life procurement and delivery processes. This is the third successive year that the MOD has contracted for enterprise-wide use of the AWARD® solution to support the delivery of its procurement process.
AWARD® is a collaborative web-based software solution, designed specifically to support strategic procurement projects. AWARD® has been successfully deployed across MOD for over 13 years, supporting a wide range of Defence programmes – including construction, transport, defence systems, IT outsourcing, collaborative frameworks and multi-lot projects. Use of the AWARD® solution has enabled the MOD to better manage and standardise its evaluation practices with repeatable processes; the renewal of the corporate licence agreement will ensure that these efficiencies continue to be maximised across the organisation.
The MOD's Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S) organisation has a £14 billion annual budget to buy and support all of the equipment that the UK military requires to operate effectively. A further £6 billion is procured by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), the Commands and the MOD Centre, with approximately 5000 contracts placed each year.


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'Kaala' Star talks about Sexual harassment
Actress Huma Qureshi says people in India have a tendency to intimidate a woman when she opens up about sexual harassment, making her feel like an offender instead of a victim. She feels there is a need to create a safer and comfortable environment for women.
"To be honest, sexual harassment at work place is not being managed well. We often have a tendency to intimidate or talk against a woman when she speaks out on sexual harassment as if she is the offender not the man," Huma told IANS in interview over the phone from Mumbai.
"We need to change the environment where more women feel safer and more comfortable to talk about who is harassing them. It is our responsibility as a society," she added.
The actress, who opened up about facing sexual advances from people associated with showbiz and different professions, said men need to be part of the dialogue to bring a change.
"I am a feminist. When I say I am feminist, I mean an equal world. I don't believe in an unequal world. An equal world can be created when men and women come together.
"We cannot do this without the men. We need good, strong male role models as well…So that other men have role model to follow. It has to be done together."
When it comes to gender equality in the industry, she said: "The problem will go away when we talk about women working behind the scene. There were female actors, but there were few female technicians, women directors, editors, camera person. Today, I see a lot more women working behind the camera.
"It creates a far more safer environment."
From "Gangs of Wasseypur", "Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana", "Ek Thi Daayan", "Dedh Ishqiya" to "Jolly LLB 2", Huma takes up strong female characters in films.
She has delivered hits like "Ek Thi Daayan", "Badlapur" and "Jolly LLB 2", but failed to generate the expected response with films like "Dedh Ishqiya", "D-Day", "Dobaara: See Your Evil" and "Kaala".
From Shah Rukh Khan to Salman Khan to Anushka Sharma, there are many actors who are expanding their horizons by coming out with production houses. And Huma feels getting into production is the "next logical step" for every actor.
"As an actor, that is the next logical step because all actors — men or women — have certain shelf life and we have to wait for the right script and right project to come to us. It is very important as an artiste to generate work for ourself…We don't need to be main protagonist all the time but just to be able to find interesting stuff.
"It is amazing that men and women are getting into production and creating extremely interesting content."
The game has changed with digital platforms like Netflix and Amazon, says Huma.
"You need not rely on theatrical release. You need not be dependent on the hit or flop aspect. You can just create a work of art and that is so liberating and amazing."
So, when is she stepping into production?
"Well, keep your eyes and ears open," she said with a chuckle.
Asked about her next project, she said: "Going through some. I will let everyone know when it is confirmed."
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This is the 1988 Winter edition of Knitting with Style.There are 27 designs for men. women and children.
Lots of the patterns are adapted for parents and children with variations such as different necklines and placement of patterns.
No brands of yarn are specified, just the weight used.


It's no surprise, given our long-standing relationship and integration with Microsoft's solutions, as well as our mutual enterprise customers, that we'll be attending the Microsoft Ignite event again this year.
Come to Booth 108, where we'll be answering questions and demoing the Men & Mice Suite. But if you want to learn more about Men & Mice and Microsoft, here's some information that can help you understand our compatibility and how that may be beneficial to your network infrastructure management and operations.
Robust and trusted: magic words in any enterprise IT environment.
Microsoft has been able to largely dominate this space because its products are robust and its reputation is trusted. Enterprise IT professionals understand the value accountability that their network infrastructure solutions brings to the table.
With the Men & Mice Suite for DNS, DHCP and IPAM (DDI), you can leverage your existing Microsoft investments without replacing hardware or adding additional appliances. Trusted for decades by the architects and managers overseeing some of the world's largest network infrastructures, Men & Mice offers simplified integration, advanced control, and improved security.
What makes the Men & Mice DDI Suite valuable? Using Men & Mice's software solutions with your existing Microsoft environment has numerous important advantages through our architecture, Active Directory and Azure integration.
The more robust a network is, the more complex it becomes. Men & Mice, simply put, 'takes the daunt' out of network management, while still staying robust and providing the ever-expanding features and support our customers came to trust.
As you scale to meet your expanding networking needs, Men & Mice offers you flexibility, portability, and complete management - all while cutting operational expenses and strengthening overall network resilience.
Any vendor-specific appliance, including Microsoft, works best in their own homogenous environment. But the everyday realities of life rarely afford businesses the luxury of such. Once a foreign element, from another vendor or from the same but in another location, is given entry to the network, the chances for strategic disconnect and vulnerabilities multiply.
The Men & Mice suite (now at version 9.1) is an overlay DDI solution. Its architecture is designed to intuitively integrate with a Microsoft infrastructure environment or multi-vendor, multi-platform networks.
The Men & Mice Suite takes care of coordinating between hardware, software, no matter where they are or where they're from. It unifies resources under a single-pane-of-glass interface, and can be deployed non-destructively. A powerful API serves the users for automation, while redundancies and fine-tuned access control ensures security.
Easy and automated migration of data from server to server, or between on-prem and cloud.
Having everything at your disposal all the time can often result in complicated, slow processes for even the simplest tasks. We've cut down on the noise, deploying our wealth of experience working with and listening to enterprise IT professionals, to identify the most common tasks.
Our customers are the customers of Microsoft as well: we support their needs and investments in IT.
Microsoft takes their cloud strategy seriously, and so do we. We've been working closely with various solutions teams at Microsoft to build compatibility into the Men & Mice Suite. For example, we were the first to offer comprehensive support for Windows Server 2016 (including zone scope and DNS policies) and Azure DNS.
Cloud-native integration with Azure and Azure DNS.
It's only natural that the same compatibility, ease-of-use, security, and portability that our customers got used to with regards to Microsoft's existing software and Active Directory, exists for Azure DNS as well.


The shop was full today until just before quitting time. Then everything we worked on through the day was removed to make room for the ship one last time. The weather is to be damp next week according to the weatherman and so the ship needs to be indoors for it's final coats of paint and glazes. Once the ship was slid into position other pieces which were also ready for their final finishes were tucked around it. More wait outside for when there is room.
It's going to be a busy week when the crew returns after the long weekend.


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Q: How to display text in alertbox in specific manner How to display alertbox message in specific manner ,here is my text format to display in alertbox .,
how to display text in alertbox as shown in snip shot above ,suggestions please.

A: try this:
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A: You can create a Custom Dialog for accomplishing this task. Make a layout as in your picture , using Relative or Linear Layout And set that layout to the Dialog.
Here is the example for achieving this
Android Custom Dialog Example

A: Inside your button click:
Custom Dialog:
final Dialog dialog = new Dialog(context);
            dialog.setContentView(R.layout.custom);
            dialog.setTitle("Title...");

            TextView text = (TextView) dialog.findViewById(R.id.text1);
                    TextView text = (TextView) dialog.findViewById(R.id.text2);
                    TextView text = (TextView) dialog.findViewById(R.id.text3);
            text1.setText("Your Header");
                    text2.setText("1. body");
                    text3.setText("2. body");

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Last week, Facebook announced that it will begin to broadly roll out its budget auto-optimization tool, Campaign Budget Optimization (CBO), as the future way of setting up all campaigns across all of Facebook's family of apps and services, including but not limited to Facebook and Instagram. Beginning in September, budget settings will live solely at the campaign level, allowing the delivery system to automatically and continuously distribute your budget in real-time to advertisers' top performing ad sets. This update is designed to help effectively and efficiently manage and maximize performance for campaigns.
In the current set-up, budgets live at both the campaign and ad set levels. The campaign level holds the overall designated amount or spend limit, while the ad set level allows for the splitting of budgets between target audiences. Currently, advertisers must carve a specific amount against their ad sets – primarily based on historical performance, audience size or estimated scalability. Once the campaign starts, advertisers will begin to make budget optimizations between the ad sets. To help combat some of these manual levers, Facebook rolled out an alpha product in Q2 of 2017 known as Budget Liquidity, which then became the Campaign Budget Optimization tool.
The CBO tool is designed to automatically shift budget to the top-performing ad set – primarily distinguished by target audience. Based on the campaign objective and optimization method, Facebook's machine learning will then determine which ad set is driving the most efficient performance at scale. So simply put, the update will help advertisers continuously distribute budget to top performing ad sets in real-time, taking guess work out of initial set up and help determine the best daily optimizations.
There will continue to be a spend limit functionality for advertisers requiring specific budgets by audience as well as a maximum spend limit to tell the delivery system to not exceed that threshold.
This tool follows suit to some of Facebook's other machine learning best practices including placement optimization and creative asset optimizations – allowing Facebook to effectively scale your budget and find users where they are, when they're most present.
This new functionality should effectively lower advertisers' total cost per result, for an overall campaign.
Therefore, most notable callout is that results should be viewed at the overall campaign level when understanding performance between the ad sets. Facebook will maximize your budget for the lowest cost per outcome, systematically avoiding more expensive outcomes, until all lower cost ones have been captured.
Facebook explains this really well in a recent article called "The Breakdown Effect". In the example, the company explains why despite seeing a "more efficient" cost per acquisition in Facebook Stories, it was not as scalable and would become more expensive within the early days of the campaign when compared to Instagram Stories. However, at the all up level, the campaign maximized the total budget to drive more results, at a more efficient cost.
Understanding CBO's impact on performance will really depend on testing, so iProspect teams will be partnering with our clients on setting up Test and Learn Measurement plans to ensure they'll be set up for success when the larger CBO roll-out takes place in September. Fifty percent of iProspect's current social clients – that percent making up the majority of our clients where budgeting limitations and frequency caps don't preclude its use -- are already utilizing CBO on their campaigns. We anticipate that number to continue to grow over the next few month.
To date, iProspect has begun to test this on a few client accounts already, with one seeing a notable 19% improvement in CPA. We'll circle back in the Fall once the roll-out is complete with our initial thoughts on this expanded CBO tool.


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Cruise News Carnival's Nine Cruise Lines Have 19 New Cruise Ships Coming Out
Carnival's Nine Cruise Lines Have 19 New Cruise Ships Coming Out
Carnival Corporation, the world's largest leisure travel company with nine cruise lines in operation, has 19 new cruise ships scheduled to debut over the next few years.
Carnival's nine cruise brands include Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, and six others, currently have a total of 104 cruise ships in service. With 243,000 lower berths on the ships, they visit over 700 ports around the world each year.
Here is a look at the 19 new cruise ships that are currently on order or under construction from the brands owned by Carnival Corporation.
Carnival Cruise Line (3) – Carnival Cruise Line currently has three new cruise ships on order. Carnival Panorama, the cruise line's third Vista class ship, will debut later this year. The cruise ship will be Carnival's first new ship to debut on the West Coast in over 20 years.
Carnival also has two LNG powered cruise ships on order that will be the largest Fun Ships ever built. At 180,000 gross tons, the 6,600 passenger Mardi Gras will debut in 2020. Mardi Gras will be the world's first cruise ship with a roller coaster and will sail to the Caribbean from Port Canaveral. View Prices on Carnival's Mardi Gras
A second and currently unnamed LNG lowered ship will begin offering cruises in 2022.
Carnival China (2) – The first two cruise ships for Carnival China have been ordered. Each ship will come in at 135,000 gross tons and they will enter service in 2023 and 2024.
Holland America Line (1) – Ryndam will be Holland America Line's third Pinnacle class vessel and will debut in 2021. Homeport and itineraries for Ryndam have yet to be released.
Princess Cruises (5) – Princess Cruises has five new cruise ships coming out over the next six years. Three of the vessels will be a part of the cruise line's popular Royal Class. Sky Princess will debut later this year and Enchanted Princess will follow a year later. An unnamed Royal class ship will begin offering cruises in 2022.
In 2023, Princess Cruises' first LNG powered ship will set sail. The cruise ship will be the largest in the cruise line's fleet at 175,000 gross tons. A second ship will follow in 2025.
Cunard Line (1) – In 2022, Cunard will add a new ocean liner to their fleet. The name and itineraries for the vessel will be announced in the near future.
AIDA Cruises (2) – AIDA Cruises, Carnival's cruise line for the German market, has two more 180,000 gross ton LNG powered ships on order. Both ships are currently unnamed and they will enter service in 2021 and 2023.
Costa Cruises (2) -Costa Cruises has two ships scheduled to debut in the next two years. Costa Smeralda will be a 180,000 gross ton ship powered by LNG and will set sail later this year. A smaller 135,000 gross ton ship will debut in 2020.
P&O Cruises (1) – P&O Cruises has one 180,000 gross ton LNG powered ship on order. The ship has yet to be named and will begin offering cruises in 2022.
Seabourn (2) – Seabourn has two ultra-luxury cruise ships on order. Seabourn Venture will debut in 2021 and a second ship in its class will follow a year later.
Both ships will be designed and built for diverse environments to PC6 Polar Class standards and will include a plethora of modern hardware and technology that will extend the ships global deployment and capabilities.
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MAP: Weather's cold but these Langley Christmas displays help warm the spirit
Send details of local displays worth a look and get added to our interactive map
Heather Colpitts
Grab the list from the print edition or use our interactive map to tour the community to enjoy all the hard work people have put in to create festive displays.
Maybe there's a house on a particular block that shine brightly in the darkest days of winter – the Langley Advance Times wants to know about the best and brightest homes throughout the community and so do readers. People are already asking about where they can tour to see impressive displays.
People can send over photos, addresses, or even details on any charity aspects at a particular display. The displays must be in a place where the public can view them.
The Langley Advance Times will be featuring as many decked out dwellings in the newspaper and online to keep readers up to date on where to go for the best sparkling sights all season long.
Email everything Christmas display-related to datebook@langleyadvancetimes.com or as a direct message through Facebook.
• Grovesville: display is one from Dec. 1 to Jan. 2, dusk to dawn, at 6616 Willoughby Way.
• Penguins Celebrate the Joy of Christmas: Spot what's new this year at the display at 6474 197th St. The lights are on daily from 4:30 to 11:30 p.m. https://youtu.be/lCTTMaYpSaY
• North Pole: From 5 to 10 p.m. nightly, people can enjoy the display at 2328 Wakefield Dr. On Dec. 18 at 6:30 p.m. there's hot chocolate and desserts with the fire department stopping by at 7 p.m. to collect money for BC Children's Hospital.
• Jingle House: The lights are on from 6 to 9 p.m. daily through Dec. 31 at 7385 201B St. and donations are accepted for the BC Cancer Foundation at tinyurl.com/JingleHouse.
• Downtown Langley City: Christmas lights are glowing throughout the downtown core, including Fraser Highway, Douglas Park, the Timms Community Centre, and Innes Corners.
• Tree of lights: Aldergrove Business Association organized a Christmas tree in Aldergrove Plaza. Info: aldergroveba.ca.
• Cul de sac cuties: Several decorated homes are just off 51st Avenue on 208th Street and 209th Street.
• Santa Vader and Christmas Yoda: Drive by or walk through the display at 20294 50th Ave. during the holiday season. The lights come on at dusk. Donations accepted for the Langley Food Bank.
• Festive lights: Back again this year with an impressive display is the home at 19646 49th Ave. Viewing is 6 to 11 p.m. daily until Jan. 2.
• Santa hologram: And 25 per cent more lights this year at 4764 204A St. The display is lit up for viewing seven days a week from 5 to 11:55 p.m. until Jan. 15.
• Walk-through Christmas display: Kids can drop a letter in Santa's mailbox. If they include their address, they receive a personalized reply. Display open daytime and evenings at 20886 45A Ave.
• Magical Holiday Lane: The house at 20504 43rd Ave. has a Whoville and Grinch themed display that can be seen between 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. daily. Public can walk through to see the wood cutouts and inflatables.
• Dental delight: Allard Dental is once again all decorated up for Christmas. The office is collecting new unwrapped gifts as part of the Infinite Expansion Foundation toy drive to benefit the Ishtar Women's Transition Society. Drop by Tuesdays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Wednesdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursdays and Fridays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; or Saturdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with toy or gift card donations. Located at 21183 88th Ave.
• Santa Claus Lane: Multiple families on 209A Street and 84th Avenue have decorated with lights. handmade decorations, inflatables, and more. Watch for the elf workshop, Frosties on rooftops, and a beaver at his lodge. Oh, and there's music. Walk or drive the lane. Info: Facebook or Insta @santaclauslane209ehst. Supports Make a Wish Canada.
• Berry House of Lights: The home at 9562 215A St. has Christmas trees, reindeer, a sleigh, a star and about 10,000 lights. While in the cul de sac, roll down the window to enjoy holiday music. The lights are on 4 to 11 p.m. daily until Jan. 8.
• Christmas in Williams Park: The public can drive through the park to see the lights and holiday displays daily from 5 to 9 p.m. between Friday, Nov. 25 and Sunday, Dec. 18. Free but donations appreciated to fund equipment. Info: Facebook Christmas in Williams Park.
• Check it out: Impressive display at 264A Street and 28B Avenue.
• Jingle Bam: The lights are on until 10 p.m. each day at 26471 28B Ave. until the new year.
• Enjoy the lights: Public is invited to stop by Perfection Cleaning display, 26965 26th Ave., with lights and decorations between 4 and 10 p.m. daily until Dec. 25.
• Holidays Lights: Pacific Bolt, 5250 272nd St., has a massive holiday display on from 4:15 p.m. until midnight through to the end of December. In addition to 25,000-plus lights, there's inflatables, a letters to Santa postal box, holidays tunes at 90.1 FM, and more. Donations accepted and go to the Aldergrove Community Station House Project, a partnership between Langley Meals on Wheels, Sources BC, the Langley School District, Fraser Health, and the Township. Info: pacbolt.com/holiday-lights/
• READ MORE: Do you know lots of people in India dress as Santa at Christmas
• READ MORE: Two hockey teams try new approach to winter collection
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The Berry House of Lights has about 10,000 lights as part of thie 2022 display at 9562 215A St. (Special to the Langley Advance Times)
Multiple families on 209A Street and 84th Avenue have decorated with lights. handmade decorations, inflatables, and more. Watch for the elf workshop, Frosties on rooftops, and a beaver at his lodge. Oh, and there's music. Walk or drive the lane. (Special to the Langley Advance Times)
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Ensure that the ssh instances is configured properly, started and is allowing connections from the RAMP Data Collector.
To allow the RAMP Data Collector to accurately retrieve data with minimal impact on your system, please create a new user on your machines with the username 'ramp'.
In order to gather certain hardware information such as the device's serial-number, the RAMP Data Collector will need to temporarily gain root privileges.
The file below will allow the ramp user to temporarily gain root privileges when running specific commands.
If you have a large number of instances that will be discovered and monitored by RAMP, you may want to consider using an automation tool such as Ansible or Puppet to make these additions.
Note that for virtual and cloud Linux instances some hardware information will not be collected due to the virtual nature of the asset.
The RAMP Data Collector requires network access to the Windows machine targeted for discovery. More details on this are available here.
RAMP requires credentials (local or domain user) with privileges to query and read WMI information. More details on this are available here.
The RAMP data collector required the target Windows machine to be fully resolved in DNS. If this is not possible, the target machine's IP information can be added to the RAMP data collector's HOSTS file as a workaround.


Electric scooter craze coming to Tampa | Timothy G. Anderson, P.A.
The beauty of these devices is that they are environmentally friendly and much faster than walking. As they can be left just about anywhere, a would-be pedestrian, or motorist, can, for example, get off at a nearby bus stop and use a scooter to quickly get to where he wants to go.
However, these devices have a definite dark side. Oftentimes, people who choose to ride these scooters do not get the proper training and warnings to do so safely. Moreover, unlike bicyclists, scooter riders are frequently riding in their street clothes, and without helmets or other protective gear.
As a result, doctors and others across the country have reported a number of injuries connected with these devices. Some of these injuries are quite serious, as some have reported their teeth being knocked out or serious damage to the soft tissue in their shoulders. In a few cases, brain injury or deaths have been reported.
It is of course too early to tell how the arrival of these scooters will affect those in the Tampa area. Those who choose to use them, though, should remember that the manufacturers and distributers of these products have an obligation to provide a safe device. If they fail to do so, an injured victim may be able to pursue a products liability claim.


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Home » News » Pvt school managements in Karnataka upset with govt indecision over partial reopening of schools
Pvt school managements in Karnataka upset with govt indecision over partial reopening of schools
Private school managements in Karnataka are upset with the state government seemingly backtracking on its decision to allow private schools to partially reopen. While the government had earlier said that schools can reopen partially and allow students from Class 9 to Class 12 to physically attend schools, on Saturday, a circular issued to the schools said only admission processes can take place. The admission process for students between Classes 1 and 12 must be completed before September 30, it said.
A delegation of officials from private schools are set to meet the state government over the matter today. They are expected to point to the Union government's directives which allow students to attend classes physically, with adequate safety measures in place, as part of Unlock 4.0 guidelines from September 21 itself. Currently, under the 'Vidyagama' scheme, the government is allowing state-run schools to function in open areas.
Speaking in Mysuru on Friday, education minister Suresh Kumar himself had said that schools and pre-university colleges in Karnataka will open from September 21 with students of Class 9, Class 10, Class 11 and Class 12 having a chance to clear their doubts with teachers.
Pointing out that the state government had gone back on its plans, general secretary of the Associated Managements of Primary and Secondary Schools in Karnataka (KAMS) Shashi Kumar D said that this 'last-minute change' by the government will hurt private schools financially. He also complained that the state government was making a distinction between government and private schools.
"We are not in a hurry to open our schools after waiting for this long but the government misguided us and changed the decision at the last moment. Why can't the government consult with us on these issues?" he asked, speaking to TNM. He also alleged that while the government claimed that classes in government schools are being held in the open, this was not the case on the ground as they were being held in classrooms too.
Shashi Kumar added that school managements have been forced to spend huge amounts of money to ensure safety measures to partially reopen schools for the first time since mid-March.
Source: TheNewsMinute
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2 Feb 2023 / 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
Female Founders Growth Conference
54 St James Street,
St James Street, Liverpool
L1 0AB (see map)
It's been a tough couple of years, and we may have tough times ahead, so The Women's Organisation is here to support Female Founders to grow and scale up their businesses.
We know that there are barriers to business growth, particularly for women, so we want to find ways to overcome these.
We can support female founders via conferences like this, opportunities to get fully funded support from our business advice team, and access to a wide range of training and development opportunities.
Topics covered at the conference include:
How to think and plan strategically for future growth.
How to secure finance and investment to grow your business.
How to expand your business through recruitment.
How to put your business on the map through sales, marketing & promotion, and strategic networking.
How to build your personal and business resilience.
The day will be a mix of presentations, round table discussions, panel discussions, and interactive activities.


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Weekly weather planner: Thunderstorms early in the week, then trending cooler
Updated: 1:14 PM EDT Jun 6, 2022
Hi N. W. ***. L. K. Y. Meteorologist Suzanne Hourigan for today, we're gonna be talking about some unsettled weather coming our way with rounds of shower and thunderstorm activity, some of which could be locally strong with some gusty winds and also some torrential downpours. We're also going to be on the lookout for some below normal temperatures as we get closer to the weekend. As we head throughout the day, we're on the lookout for some of those spotty showers to develop as we head, especially through your afternoon hours and for this evening. So let's go ahead and time it out for you. You'll notice as we make our way throughout the first part of the day, just *** few isolated showers and storms with some locally heavy downpours possible. We'll continue to watch for some additional scattered shower activity as we head into your afternoon hours and we'll watch for more showers and storms for this evening. Again, especially for those areas that are right along into the west of interstate 65 were on the lookout for some heavy downpours and some gusty winds were watching for more storms during the overnight hours into the very early morning hours on Tuesday Tuesday during the day, there may be *** few isolated showers, but I think many locations will remain dry then on Wednesday we're dry to start with the risk of some additional showers and storms later in the day. Here's *** look at your forecast for today in the mid to upper eighties, depending on when the rain arrives in your area for tonight, plenty of shower and thunderstorm activity expected down to about 68 degrees for tomorrow temperatures in the eighties, once again with the chance of showers and storms. And then here's *** look at your seven day forecast. Notice the cool down coming our way as we get closer to the weekend, with highs only in the seventies.
An unsettled and warm start to the week before drier and more comfortable air moves in at the end.A Mesoscale Convective System (MCS) is expected to move into the area on Monday, providing showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening. What is an MCS? It's a complex of thunderstorms that organizes on a larger scale when compared to individual thunderstorms. An MCS can travel hundreds of miles across the country, bringing bouts of strong to severe thunderstorms, depending on environmental conditions.This MCS organized in the Northern Plains on Sunday and is traveling southeast toward to Ohio Valley. Conditions in our area on Monday are favorable for some strong to perhaps severe storms, so the Storm Prediction Center has placed us in a Slight and Marginal Risk for severe weather. Below is a look at the latest timing of expected showers and storms.Showers and thunderstorms are expected during the afternoon and evening hours, with 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. being the best time for possible severe thunderstorms.A cold front will then approach on Tuesday, with isolated showers and storms possible, especially south of Louisville. The sky will be partly to mostly cloudy.On Wednesday, showers and storms will remain possible as the front remains nearby. The best chance for rain will be late in the day.Thursday will see a return to sunny skies and comfortable temperatures as high pressure builds into the area.More rain returns late Friday, with unsettled weather lingering into Saturday. Here's your 7-Day forecast.
An unsettled and warm start to the week before drier and more comfortable air moves in at the end.
A Mesoscale Convective System (MCS) is expected to move into the area on Monday, providing showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening.
What is an MCS? It's a complex of thunderstorms that organizes on a larger scale when compared to individual thunderstorms. An MCS can travel hundreds of miles across the country, bringing bouts of strong to severe thunderstorms, depending on environmental conditions.
This MCS organized in the Northern Plains on Sunday and is traveling southeast toward to Ohio Valley. Conditions in our area on Monday are favorable for some strong to perhaps severe storms, so the Storm Prediction Center has placed us in a Slight and Marginal Risk for severe weather.
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Below is a look at the latest timing of expected showers and storms.
Showers and thunderstorms are expected during the afternoon and evening hours, with 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. being the best time for possible severe thunderstorms.
A cold front will then approach on Tuesday, with isolated showers and storms possible, especially south of Louisville. The sky will be partly to mostly cloudy.
On Wednesday, showers and storms will remain possible as the front remains nearby. The best chance for rain will be late in the day.
Thursday will see a return to sunny skies and comfortable temperatures as high pressure builds into the area.
More rain returns late Friday, with unsettled weather lingering into Saturday. Here's your 7-Day forecast.
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Victor II, Duke of Ratibor, Prince of Corvey, Prince of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst  (; 6 September 18479 August 1923) was a member of the House of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst and Duke of the Silesian duchy of Ratibor ().

Early life and family
Victor was born at Schloss Rauden, Kingdom of Prussia, eldest son of Victor I, Duke of Ratibor (1818–1893), (son of Franz Joseph, Prince of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst and Princess Constanze of Hohenlohe-Langenburg) and his wife, Princess Amélie of Fürstenberg (1821–1899), (daughter of Karl Egon II, Prince of Fürstenberg and Princess Amalie of Baden).

He studied Law in Bonn and Göttingen and was a member of the Corps Borussia (1867) and Corps Saxonia (1890). In Saxonia were also his four brothers, Max, Karl Egon, Franz (Colonel à la suite) and Egon (Lord Chamberlain).

Military career
After making his Doctorate in Law he entered the Potsdamer Life Guards Hussar Regiment in which he fought during the Franco-Prussian War.

Political career
Between 1873 and 1876 he worked at the German Embassy in Vienna. In 1893 he took over the dominions Kieferstädtel and Zembowitz in Upper Silesia.

From 1897 to 1921 he was Chairman of the Silesia Province respectively of the Upper Silesian provincial parliament. As a member of the Free Conservative Party, he ran in 1885 and 1888 for the Prussian House of Representatives. Since 1893, he was a member of the Prussian House of Lords. From 1896 to 1904 he was chairman of the New Coalition Party.

Marriage

Victor married 19 June 1877 at Vienna to Countess Maria Breunner-Enkevoirth (1856–1929), daughter of Count August Breunner-Enkevoirth, and his wife, Countess Agatha Széchényi de Sárvár-Felsövidék.

They had four children:
Victor III, Duke of Ratibor (2 February 1879 – 11 November 1945), married in 1910 to Princess Elisabeth of Oettingen-Oettingen and Oettingen-Spielberg, had issue.
Prince Hans of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst (8 March 1882 – 5 January 1948), married in 1918 to Princess Marie of Windisch-Graetz, no issue.
Princess Agatha of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst (24 July 1888 – 12 December 1960), married in 1910 to Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Prussia, had issue.
Princess Margaret of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst (3 Mar 1894–1973)

Honours, awards and arms

Military appointments
 Major general à la suite of the Prussian Army
 Honorary Citizen of Breslau, 1913

Orders and decorations

Arms

Ancestry

Notes and sources
Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels, Fürstliche Häuser, Reference: 1956

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Recipients of the Iron Cross (1870), 2nd class
Commanders Grand Cross of the Order of the Polar Star
Commanders of the Order of Franz Joseph
Knights of Malta

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Count Kasimir Felix Badeni (German: Kasimir Felix Graf von Badeni, Polish: Kazimierz Feliks hrabia Badeni; 14 October 1846 – 9 July 1909), a member of the Polish noble House of Badeni, was an Austrian statesman, who served as Minister-President of Cisleithania from 1895 until 1897. Many people in Austria, especially Emperor Franz Joseph, had placed great hope in Badeni's efforts to reform the electoral system and the language legislation in order to solve some fundamental problems of the multinational state, which eventually failed.

Biography
Kasimir Felix Badeni was born in Surochów near Jarosław (Jaroslau) in the Austrian Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, the son of Count Ladislaus (Władysław) Badeni (1819–1888) and his wife Cecylia. Badeni studied law at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków and joined the Austrian civil service in 1866, serving in the Ministry of the Interior and in the Ministry of Agriculture. In 1871 he was appointed district commissioner (Bezirkshauptmann) in Żółkiew, later in Rzeszów. From 1879 he worked as court councillor and delegate of the Galician stadtholder in Kraków.

Badeni retired to his country estates in 1866, nevertheless two years later he was appointed k.k. stadtholder of Galicia by Emperor Franz Joseph. During his tenure, he played a key role in the rapprochement between the Polish elite and the Ruthenians that came to be known as the "New Era". He was devoted to the Habsburg Monarchy and the Emperor as a firm conservative, which combined with his successes in Galicia impressed Franz Joseph.

His son Ludwik Józef Władysław Badeni was married to Alice Elisabeth, née Ankarcrona (1889-1985), a daughter of the Swedish noble Oscar Carl Gustav Ankarcrona. After Badeni's death, she secondly married Archduke Karl Albrecht of Austria.

Presidency
Badeni came to power in Austria after the failure of Minister-President Alfred III zu Windisch-Grätz's coalition ministry of conservative and liberals. Keenly aware of the growing tensions within the Empire due to ethnic rivalries and the political agitation of socialists and nationalists, Badeni expressed doubt as to the ability of Austria-Hungary to wage war effectively. He claimed "a state of nationalities cannot wage war without danger to itself."

Electoral reform
In 1896 he succeeded in implementing a form of universal male suffrage but made it palatable to the ruling interests of the Empire. To the previous four classes of voters, which depended on the amount of taxes each individual paid, his reform added a fifth class to include every adult male below the five-guilder threshold set for the fourth class in the 1882 Taaffe reform.

The electoral reform had far-reaching effects: the newly established fifth class encompassed 72 of the 425 seats in the lower house of the Imperial Council (Reichsrat) and most mandates went to the Social Democrats, the populist Christian Social Party, and also to German nationalists. In a short time, the Imperial Council developed from an Assembly of Notables to a gathering of definitive parliamentary groups with a strong party discipline.

Language conflict

Badeni courted controversy when, in an attempt to gain the support of the Young Czech faction in the Reichsrat, he addressed the language issue in Bohemia. His ordinance of 5 April 1897 declared "that Czech and German should be the languages of the 'inner service' throughout Bohemia." This meant that civil servants in the province would have to know both Czech and German, since government business would be conducted in both languages for internal Bohemian affairs. Germans in Bohemia were outraged, since this effectively excluded the majority of them from government jobs; Czechs learned German in school, but Germans had usually little to no knowledge of the Czech language.

Late-19th-century Germans in Austria-Hungary, as a general rule, wanted the Empire to maintain its German character established during the period of Germanization under Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor in the late 18th century, so they resisted the demands of the other ethnic groups for linguistic recognition. Badeni's ordinance was seen by Germans as the "last straw" in a series of concessions. Badeni was not prepared for the level of animosity the Germans in Bohemia and elsewhere in the Empire directed at him due to his reform.

The fringe German Nationalist Party, headed by Georg Schönerer, hoping to destabilize the Empire and join the German lands of Austria to the new German Empire, disrupted parliamentary proceedings and instigated violent protests. Although most Germans of Austria had no sympathy for the Nationalist Party's cause, they participated in street protests across the Austro-Hungarian Empire, hoping to have the ordinance repealed. Obstructionism by German nationalists slowed or stopped parliamentary business in the Reichsrat and riots erupted in Vienna, Graz, Salzburg, and the Alpine provinces. Riots took place also in Prague and martial law was put into effect there.

Resignation
Amidst this political turmoil, in November 1897, Emperor Franz Joseph, frightened by the mass agitation of some of the most important segments of society, dismissed Badeni. His fall, however, did not end the political and ethnic problems within the Empire and for several years, while the Reichsrat met occasionally, the government ruled largely through emergency decree. Badeni's language ordinances were repealed in 1899, disappointing Czechs and failing to appease German nationalists.

Some commentators of the time felt, that Badeni was unaccustomed to the political dynamics of the more-industrialized western part of the Empire; he was used to the provincial social relations of Galicia, where he was a landowner. That was given as an explanation for Badeni's political blunder. In fact Badeni believed that the Czechs were growing as a nation and their national ambitions would sooner or later have to be accommodated within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as the ambitions of the Hungarians had been decades previously. Badeni was one of the few politicians who saw that without rapprochement between different nations within the Austro-Hungarian state, the Empire would fall apart.

Honours
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 Knight of the Iron Crown, 3rd Class, 1882
 Commander of the Order of Franz Joseph, with Star, 1886
 Grand Cross of the Imperial Order of Leopold, 1891
  Holy See: Grand Cross of St. Gregory the Great
 : Grand Cross of the Star of Romania
 : Knight of the White Eagle
 : Grand Cross of the White Eagle

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John C. "Jack" Hueller (September 29, 1898 – August 29, 1993) was an American football guard for the Racine Legion of the National Football League (NFL) from 1922 to 1924.

Biography
Hueller was born on September 29, 1898, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he died there in 1993.

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1898 births
1993 deaths
Racine Legion players
Players of American football from Milwaukee