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• to minimize loan delinquency in the society.
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• the society must have been in existence and active for a period of not less than six months from the date of registration.
• A member must have completed at least six months membership and contributed any amount to the SACCOsociety in shares/deposits.
• A member who withdraws from the society and rejoins later will be treated as a new member for the purpose of this Loan Policy.
• Lump sum amount (a one-time payment of money, as opposed to a series of payments made over time) of share/deposit paid to the society outside the regular monthly contributions shall remain in the society for at least six months before qualifying for a loan.
• the society's books of accounts have to be up-to-date in accordance with the Co-operative Societies Act.
• All loans shall be restricted to members and shall be approved by the full management committee or the credit committee subject to final approval by the full management committee.
• no member of the loan approving committee shall be present when his loan is being considered.
• Employees of the society shall be eligible for membership but are not eligible to become members of the management committee or any other sub-committee in the society.
• An employee or official who tampers with his regular share/deposit contribution and loan repayment shall be liable to prosecution under section 94 of the Co-operative Societies Act.
• the rate of interest on all loans shall be determined by the management committee from time to time and approved by members in a general meeting.
• All loans shall be insured by a reputable insurance company identified by the officials of the society.
• All applications for loans shall be made on prescribed forms provided by the society and shall in each case set out the amount applied for, the purpose of the loan, terms of repayment and the type of security provided. the loan application form must be fully completed and must be guaranteed by at least three members.
systematically recorded according to the date received, and which shall be used during loan granting.
• it shall be an offence for an applicant, society employee or book keeping service employee to give false information regarding shares/deposits, loans and guarantees.
• Loan applications shall be considered in the order in which they are received, provided that whenever there are more applications for loans than there are funds available, preference shall be given, in all cases, to smaller loans.
• the maximum amount of loan granted to a member shall not exceed three times a member's savings with the society but subject to a maximum of 5% of the society's total share capital/deposits and reserves.
• For purposes of eligibility for loans, a member's total shares and deposits will be considered.
• the maximum repayment period for development loans shall be as per the SACCo.
• the society shall maintain 10% cash reserve of the total members' savings. At least 50% of the cash reserve shall be kept in a deposit account and will not be available for granting loans. the reserve shall be up-dated monthly.
• in addition to development loans, the society my issue emergency loans and school fees loans.
• the maximum repayment period for emergency loans will be 12 (twelve) months.
• only one school fees loan may be granted to a member in one calendar year.
• the society committee may introduce special savings and credit products as shall be required and approved by members from time to time.


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James moved to Chicago where she was photographed by Victor Skrebneski. This was when her image started to
appear on various newspapers and magazines, including Playboy.
One of her endeavors is a tree sculpture project called the Bed of Trees
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centerfold was photographed by Mario
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Port eases impact of gas pipeline shutdown
The Port of Green Bay's sole petroleum distributor has reversed course in order to help ease a void created by a pipeline shutdown.
Port eases impact of gas pipeline shutdown The Port of Green Bay's sole petroleum distributor has reversed course in order to help ease a void created by a pipeline shutdown. Check out this story on greenbaypressgazette.com: http://gbpg.net/29h7OM9
Jeff Bollier, USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Published 5:52 p.m. CT June 30, 2016
The petroleum freighter Harbour Fountain lies tethered along the Fox River. The port is handling an increased volume of fuel following the shutdown of a pipeline between Milwaukee and Green Bay.(Photo: Jim Matthews/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)Buy Photo
GREEN BAY - The Port of Green Bay's sole petroleum distributor has reversed course in order to help ease a void created by a pipeline shutdown.
Port Director Dean Haen said Kimberly-based U.S. Venture Inc. has started to import gasoline, diesel and other petroleum products into the region in the wake of the March shutdown of the gas pipeline between Milwaukee and Green Bay.
Illinois-based West Shore Pipe Line Co. has said the pipeline is closed indefinitely as the company considers whether to rebuild it.
"Normally, they (U.S. Venture) export petroleum products to Canada or the East Coast because it's cheaper here than there," Haen said. "Now, they're shipping it here because our fuel costs are higher. The whole market has flipped."
West Shore Pipe Line said it continues to study how to supply the Green Bay area with gasoline and diesel in the interim.
Gov. Scott Walker declared a state of emergency on May 6, waiving state and federal limits on the number of hours fuel drivers can drive each week, to help alleviate potential gasoline and diesel shortages.
RELATED STORY: Pipeline to Green Bay closed indefinitely
Port tonnage figures for May show 5,135 metric tons of petroleum products arrived in Green Bay. Total petroleum product imports for all of 2015 totalled 8,466 metric tons. Haen said the pipeline's problems will give the port tonnage figures for this year a boost at a time when total tonnage for all commodities has declined nearly 20 percent.
"Over the course of the year, we'll move more product through the port," he said.
Each shipment of petroleum products into the port delivers 35,000 to 100,000 barrels to the Green Bay area and Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The deliveries come at a time when the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline has stayed near $2.50 in Green Bay, while average prices across the state have declined from their early June peaks.
U.S. Venture officials were not available for comment Thursday.
Green Bay relied on shipping and port traffic for its fuel until 1960 when the first pipeline from Milwaukee came online. But Haen said it's unlikely that other petroleum shippers would invest in new port facilities.
"The future of that pipeline needs to be determined. If it's not going to be operated, then someone might evaluate installing another pipeline. If (another pipeline's) not feasible, then I think you'd see other people evaluate other transportation efforts," Haen said. "That infrastructure takes time to design, engineer, permit and construct. It all takes time."
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For those that don't like iPhones… Blend it!
Posted in entertainment, science, tech, tagged apple, iphone, me, science, tech, technology on April 2, 2011| Leave a Comment »
You may or may not be familiar with the amusingly odd website Will It Blend? Basically, the website's title says it all.
You may also remember that I have previously blogged about my irrational dislike of all things Apple. Such a cathartic moment, then, to discover that the folks at Will It Blend? have decided to apply themselves to the iPhone.
Great news from the RSPB – Small birds bounce back
Posted in environment, green, natural world, tagged birds, environment, green, natural world, rspb on April 2, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Small birds bounce back
Over 600,000 people took part in this year's RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch, a record breaking number watching their garden birds.
And their counts revealed that some of the smaller birds that decreased in numbers last year, bounced back this year.
Sightings of goldcrests, the UK's smallest birds, doubled, long tailed tits increased by a third and coal tits increased by a quarter.
The long, harsh winter of 2009/2010 hit birds like long-tailed tits, goldcrests and coal tits with all three species dropping significantly in last years' Big Garden Birdwatch.
Although smaller birds can be particularly badly affected by harsh winters, a good breeding season can help reverse declines, and these new results suggest that may have been the case in 2010.
Thousands of people were also lucky enough to see waxwings.
The striking birds flood to the UK from Scandinavia every few winters and this year saw an influx, known as a 'waxwing winter.'
Waxwings are bold birds that are comfortable feeding around our towns and cities, and over 7,000 were counted in this year's survey, in almost 1,000 gardens.
Big Garden Birdwatch Co-ordinator Sarah Kelly says: 'It's fantastic that so many people stepped up for nature by taking part. We were really interested to see how the small birds fared, after such a disastrous last year. It appears that many may have had a decent breeding season and have been able to bounce back a little.
'But we mustn't be complacent –another hard winter could see numbers back down so it's important everyone continues to feed their garden birds.'
RSPB Scientist Mark Eaton says: 'We knew this was going to be a bumper year for waxwings as we'd had so many reports from all over the UK.
'But the Big Garden Birdwatch is the first indicator of exactly how many were seen in gardens, and we're pleased that so many people got to enjoy sightings of these beautiful birds.
'They'd only come into gardens if the right food was available to them. They feed on berries so it shows that lots of people are planting the right things for wildlife and reaping the rewards.'
609,177 people counted 10.2 million birds
A total of 609,177 people counted over 10.2 million birds. Over 70 species were recorded in 300,780 gardens across the UK over the weekend 29-30 January.
Starlings and blackbirds have swapped positions on this year's leader board, with starlings now at number two and blackbirds at number 3.
Starling sightings have increased by a quarter since last year, but their numbers are still down from when Big Garden Birdwatch began in 1979.
The house sparrow retained its top spot for the eight year running with an average of four seen per garden, and has increased by 10 per cent.
Numbers of blue tits increased by 22 per cent and great tit numbers were up by 12 per cent.
Almost 90,000 school children and teachers took part in the schools version of the survey, 'Big Schools' Birdwatch.' The UK-wide survey of wildlife in schools, which celebrated its 10th birthday this year, introduces thousands of children to the wildlife visiting their school environment.
Nearly 3,000 classes from more than 2,000 schools were involved, which was also a record-breaking number for the survey. 87% of schools taking part reported seeing blackbirds, with an average of five being seen at each school, making it the most common visitor to school grounds.
From the RSPB.
The stories in numbers
Posted in arts, popular culture, science, social, television, tagged art, numbers, science, statistics, television on April 2, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Last night I stumbled across one of the most inspirational and best-presented documentaries I've seen in years. Typically it was on in the middle of the night and a brief summary (a history of statistics presented by a Swedish professor) might make you think it was one from the early canon of Open University spectaculars.
However, Professor Hans Rosling is one of the most exciting and engaging presenters I've seen on television in a long time. After a long day in the office, his quirky, amusing and insightful jaunt through the past, present and possible future of statistics was gripping. If you missed it, you can look at The Joy of Statistics on BBC iPlayer.
One of the most engaging aspects was his demonstration of how the stories of numbers are often best told through visual depiction.
For instance, I had no idea that Florence Nightingale was a statistician. It was her meticulous record-keeping translated into startling pictures that drove the changes in nursing that she instituted:
Over a hundred years later, people like David Mccandless make their living finding ways to translate complex information into more readily understandable pictorial form. On his Information Is Beautiful blog he finds different and exciting visualisations of statistical data. The Billion-pound-o-gram is his way of making those mad, large numbers more comprehensible:
Perhaps the most spectacular use of animation was Professor Rosling's depiction of the progress of countries in terms of their life expectancy and their income. His enthusiasm, love and knowledge are a real joy to behold. To really see a story told in numbers, watch this little snippet below:


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Three killed, shooter dead in US navy base attack
A gunman opened fire on December 6, 2019 at a US naval base killing three people before being shot dead by police. PHOTO | FILE
Police declined to identify the shooter or whether or not they were in the military.
Federal agencies are investigating, authorities said, including the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Miami,
A gunman opened fire on Friday at a US naval base -- the second such shooting in as many days -- killing three people before being shot dead by police, officials said.
The shooting, which took place at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida, left seven people injured including two sheriff's deputies who responded to the attack, one of whom was shot in the knee, the other in the arm.
Police received their first call about the shooting shortly before 7:00 am (1200 GMT), Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan told a press conference. One of the responding deputies eventually killed the attacker.
"Walking through the crime scene was like being on the set of a movie," Morgan said. "You don't expect this to happen at home."
Police declined to identify the shooter or whether or not they were in the military. They also would not say if they thought the act was motivated by terrorism.
Commanding officer Timothy Kinsella said the base's security forces first responded to the shooting before outside police agencies arrived.
The facility, which is used for training and made up mostly of classrooms, "is shut down until further notice," he said.
Witnesses to the shooting described a chaotic scene as police rushed to respond.
"There's probably been 100 or so various law enforcement vehicles" driving through opposing traffic towards the base, Jeff Bergosh, a county commissioner who is a contractor at the facility, told the Pensacola News Journal newspaper.
White House press secretary Judd Deere said President Donald Trump "has been briefed on the shooting at Pensacola Naval Air Station... and is monitoring the situation."
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Keeping it in the family
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Two Family House does what it says on the tin, with two maisonettes on the edge of ZurichLUCAS PETERS PHOTOGRAPHY
There used to be just two cultures known for stark, jet-black architecture in forest settings: the Scandinavians and the Japanese. Now the Swiss are at it, and in a show of true Swiss efficiency they've upped the ante — this apparently pint-sized dwelling of darkness contains two homes rather than one.
Named Two Family House and designed by Swiss firm Hajnoczky Zanchetta Architekten with architect Angela Waibel, it contains two maisonette apartments. The larger of the two is on the ground and first floor, with direct access to the surrounding forest, while the smaller one takes up the second floor and attic. Before you feel pity for the those banished to the attic, it has access to three terraces, one in each corner of the…


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Q: Is there a way to access the private parts of a different instantiation of the same class template? In my continuing adventure with templates, I've templated my Container class not just on the ItemType it holds, but also on a Functor argument that determines how it should order the items.  So far, so good.
A little problem I've run into occurs when I want to copy the contents of one Container to another:  If the two Containers have different Functor types, then they technically are unrelated classes.  Therefore, Container A isn't allowed to access the non-public contents of Container B.  Is there any good way to deal with this problem, other than making everything I need to access public?  Some way to template a "friend" declaration, perhaps?
Example code to demonstrate the problem follows:
#include <stdio.h>

class FunctorA {};
class FunctorB {};

template <class ItemType, class Functor> class MyContainer
{
public:
   MyContainer() : _metaData(0) {/* empty */}

   template<class RHSFunctor> void CopyFrom(const MyContainer<ItemType, RHSFunctor> & copyFrom)
   {
      _metaData = copyFrom._metaData;
      _item     = copyFrom._item;
   }

private:
  int _metaData;
  ItemType _item;
};

int main(int argc, char ** argv)
{
   MyContainer<void *, FunctorA> containerA;
   MyContainer<void *, FunctorB> containerB;

   containerA.CopyFrom(containerB);  // error, containerA::CopyFrom() can't access containerB's private data!
   return 0;
}

A: You can make a base template class templated just on ItemType, keep the data there, have the full-fledged 2-args template subclass that base, AND put the copy-from in the base class as it doesn't depend on the functor anyway. I.e.:
template <class ItemType> class MyContainerBase
{
public:
   MyContainerBase() : _metaData(0) {/* empty */}

   void CopyFrom(const MyContainerBase<ItemType> & copyFrom)
   {
      _metaData = copyFrom._metaData;
      _item     = copyFrom._item;
   }

protected:
  int _metaData;
  ItemType _item;
};

template <class ItemType, class Functor> class MyContainer:
    public MyContainerBase<ItemType>
{
  // whatever you need here -- I made the data above protected
  // just on the assumption you may need to access it here;-)
};

A: As you point out, you can also use a friend function:
class FunctorA {};
class FunctorB {};

template <class ItemType, class Functor> class MyContainer
{
public:
  MyContainer() : _metaData(0) {/* empty */}

  template<class CmnItemType, class LHSFunctor, class RHSFunctor>
  friend void Copy(const MyContainer<CmnItemType, LHSFunctor> & copyFrom
    , MyContainer<CmnItemType, RHSFunctor> & copyTo);

private:
  int _metaData;
  ItemType _item;
};

template<class CmnItemType, class LHSFunctor, class RHSFunctor>
void Copy(const MyContainer<CmnItemType, LHSFunctor> & copyFrom
  , MyContainer<CmnItemType, RHSFunctor> & copyTo)
{
  copyTo._metaData = copyFrom._metaData;
  copyTo._item     = copyFrom._item;
}

int main(int argc, char ** argv)
{
  MyContainer<void *, FunctorA> containerA;
  MyContainer<void *, FunctorB> containerB;

  Copy(containerB, containerA);
  return 0;
}

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What are the holding-period requirements of an ISO?
For all capital gains at sale to be taxed at favorable long-term rates, you must hold your ISO shares for at least two years from the date of your option grant and at least one year from the date of option exercise. The full gain over the exercise price is then all capital gain.
Example: Your exercise price is $22 and the market price on the date of exercise is $30 (the $8 spread is part of the AMT calculation). You sell the ISO stock at $40, after holding the stock for more than one year from exercise and two years from grant. You have $18 in capital gains at sale ($40–$22) to report on your tax return, with no ordinary income. You also have an AMT adjustment at sale if your exercise triggered the AMT.
If you do not meet these requirements (i.e. you make a disqualifying disposition), the ISOs will be taxed more like NQSOs and therefore lose the potential for special tax benefits. The timeline below illustrates the concept of the holding period, showing how long you must keep the shares to prevent a disqualifying disposition and make a qualifying disposition at sale.
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Q: How can I replace a character of a item with a specific character in powershell? I have the an array called $Map that has 29 strings of 23 characters. With the $CharY variable I specify the index of an item and with the $CharX variable I specify which character of that item should be replaced. How do I actually replace this character of the item with the character "0"? I tried using$Map[$CharY][CharX] but after running this command, an error is shown saying
At line:1 char:1
+ $Map[$CharY][$CharX] = "0"
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : InvalidOperation: (:) [], RuntimeException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CannotIndex

A: .NET strings, which PowerShell uses, are immutable. You can read an individual character by index, but you can't modify it directly. Instead, create a new string with the modified character and assign it back to the array:
$Map = 1..29 | ForEach-Object { '1' * 23 }
$CharY = 1
$CharX = 2

$Line = $Map[$CharY].ToCharArray()
$Line[$CharX] = '0'
$Map[$CharY] = -join $Line

$Map

Output:
11111111111111111111111
11011111111111111111111
... [remaining lines omitted] ...

Explanations:

*

*The first line fills $Map with 29 strings consisting of 23 characters each.

*String.ToCharArray() is used to convert a string into a character array which can be modified.

*The unary form of the -join operator is used to create a new string from the individual characters. Alternatively the String constructor that accepts a char array could be used: [String]::new($Line).


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Charity cycle through Roscrea to raise funds for Dublin toddler, Tessa Garry
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Tessa Garry pictured with her uncle Alan Waters of the Blanch Wheelies Cycling Club
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In December 2018, at 14 months old, Tessa Garry from Castleknock in Dublin was diagnosed with stage 4, high risk, neuroblastoma, and the most life-threatening form of cancer for children.
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Tessa's uncle Alan is a member of the Blanch Wheelies cycling club, and the Wheelies are undertaking a 375km cycle on Friday, May 17, passing through the four provinces, to raise money for Tessa's campaign.
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Q: Cannot create database file programmatically (SQL Server 2008 R2 Express) I'm trying to create a database with LINQ to SQL programmatically.
I tried (following this):
MySQLSvrDb db = new MySQLSvrDb(@"c:\mydb.mdf");
if (!db.DatabaseExists())
{
    db.CreateDatabase();
}

But I get a SQLException "A database with the same name exists, or specified file cannot be opened, or it is located on UNC share."
However, for unit tests I created a database the following way (making sure I have a empty db for every test):
MySQLSvrDb db = new MySQLSvrDb(@"C:\testdb.mdf");
if (db.DatabaseExists())
{
    Console.WriteLine("Deleting old database...");
    db.DeleteDatabase();
}
db.CreateDatabase();

This works fine. My problem is I don't see a difference to the first approach. The problem is maybe somehow related to this, but the suggested solutions didn't work.
Any hints?
EDIT
If I just skip the DatabaseExists() step it works, but I need to check, if there's already a Db.

A: How to: Dynamically Create a Database (LINQ to SQL)
How to create DB in Linq to sql
Did you try deleting the first created DB first? and  run the method again?
Why you create Database locally,do you still attached it using sql server?
You can use sql lite or sql server ce DB instead.
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Was Buffy in love with Spike
Thread starter spikeverse
Was Buffy in love with Spike?
She started to fall in love with him
spikeverse
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Faded90
I think she loved him but I doubt if she was IN love with him. I do believe her when she said it
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For me she had fallen in love with Spike but now why do I think so?
In season 5 she says she couldn't say I love you even when she thinks so and yet she succeeds for Spike which is something she doesn't lightly say she wouldn't lie about it or say it not just to relieve a dying if you notice in S5 E4 Riley had to die he has Buffy's * support * but no confession of love
I'm not going to say that in season 6 she was in love with Spike because it would be necessary but she definitely has feelings of love for Spike I think it's between feelings and loved in season 6 and I am not making it up. not she says it in "red passion" and several times in season 7 "I have feelings for you I admit it but I would never trust you enough to love you" I find it funny that she often underlines the confidence she could have been satisfied to say I do not love you but no there she clearly says that what is missing is the confidence but nevertheless it is true does not you really not trust in Spike? Yes she trusts Spike (at least a minimum) the proof she wears the handcuffs that Spike proposed to her she feels betrayed when he sleeps with Anya so that there is a feeling of betrayal you first need a feeling of confidence
Back to season 7 Buffy hints several times that she is in love with Spike
Season 7 Episode "Date Dangerous" A pretty disturbing line from Buffy "Why does everyone think I'm still in love with Spike" when she meets Willow don't talk about what she's doing? She comes across the first opportunity to change the subject if it is not a revealing labsus I do not know myself
in the same episode Alex her * best friend * gets stabbed she goes to who? Spike the one she loves
Giles is trying to kill Spike what is she doing? She breaks all ties with him who is so more her father from the start
she even says in an episode "you got away the only person watching over me" she says although she only gives her trust to Spike
moreover in chosen she has a pretty weird reaction when Angel asks her if she is in love with Spike of the kind yes I am in love with him but I hide it in addition we can observe the change of behavior when Angel is jealous she is cold with him when Spike is jealous she is nice and minimizes her ****ing with Angel as if she owed him something because she feels something for Spike
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Faded90 said:
I'm sure she was in love with him more it was confirmed by Joss, Jane Esperon and David Furry it was just a different love from the one she had for Angel she had a more adult and mature love to her Besides, I wonder why I would have created a romantic atmosphere in the last episode (where the hands are set on fire) if she was not in love with it
in the episode "Let the show begin" she says that she wants her to return her flame = her feelings her love
Spike in "red passion" True love burns and consumes her in the last episode their hand ignites Spike reconnects her to his feelings
In the episode the show starts again
we can see that Spike is holding Buffy and Dawn's hand (Dawn is life, the heart, the feelings of Buffy) and spike reread them both
Its simple to me you tell a dying person ( I use person but Spike is not one ) what you think they want to hear, Spike knew this when he said no you don't , never seen watched Angel but surely if Spike cared or thought Buffy loved him and there was any chance or it was right with Buffy firstly he would not have boosted like a school boy to Angel and secondly he would have contacted her
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thetopher
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Nope, the whole Buffy/Spike thing is written to be rather interpretive regarding the strength of her feelings for him, especially in Season 7.
She may've liked him, clearly trusted him above all others (however unwise that might've been) but not really loved. To me her investment in Spike seems borne out of obligation and guilt rather than some deep well of fondness.
He got a soul for her so she feels that she has to look after him.
Joan the Vampire Slayer
It's fascinating to me how differently fans interpret the show. I would argue the complete opposite.
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thetopher said:
For me she was undoubtedly in love with spike and no I am convinced that she did not say it just because he was going to die it is very bad to know Buffy in season 5 she says herself that she does not arrive more to say I love you even when she thinks it so 2 years later it's even worse I guess I love you is not something she said lightly she said it to Angel and even not to Riley and then she tells Spike, Riley is going to die in episode S5 E4 and what does she say? nothing he has his * support * but no declaration of love *
Buffy was in love with spike when their hands met- Joss Weldhon
Buffy was in love with spike in season - 7
When someone ........ So yes Buffy loved Spike - Janes Esperon
Spikw shuts hell's mouth Buffy opens her heart true love transforms that's what happened with Buffy and Spike - Joss Weldhon
spikeverse said:
I love you is not something she said lightly she said it to Angel and even not to Riley and then she tells Spike, Riley is going to die in episode S5 E4 and what does she say? nothing he has his * support * but no declaration of love *
Yeah, but Buffy told Angel that she loved Riley (In AtS S1 Sanctuary). And if Buffy never lies about her feelings and always means every 'love' that she declares- as you seem to think- then of course Buffy loved Riley. It's undeniable because she said it.
Then again if Buffy maybe lies about how she feels to makes somebody feel...worse (or better) then maybe that's what she was doing in 'Chosen', telling a lie out of kindness; not always a bad thing.
Joss has also said that Buffy and Angel are one true forever loves and meant to be and all that other nonsense.
Joss Whedon himself believes in death of the author, that as soon as you send out a work of fiction into the world it doesn't just belong to you anymore; that 'it changes, it talks back' in ways an author did not intent. That's art for many people, deeply personal let different interpretations of the same thing.
So I don't care what Joss says off-screen or in commentaries, that doesn't wash with me, on-screen is what matters. And onscreen was very ambiguous, deliberately so.
It didn't have to be, Joss could've made it all more definitive, but he went with a certain way of writing and we got what we got. It appeals to certain people, but its just not for me and many, many others.
But it certainly isn't up to Joss Whedon to decide how to interpret a story, its up to the viewer.
For me she was undoubtedly in love with spike and no I am convinced that she did not say it just because he was going to die
And for me she was merely thanking Spike in a way that he would appreciate, for all his love and support up until that point. She did that by telling him what he wanted to hear because in the end what did it matter?
Or maybe she loved him as a friend and not like a 'one true love' which is why Spike rejected what she said?
Obviously Buffy had gotten over her previous fear of 'you say you love them and then they leave'; she has gotten over that fear because she realized by 'End Of Days' that it isn't automatically her fault if something ends; not her father leaving, not Angel leaving, not Riley flying off. That revelation was freeing and so, after Sunnydale, she doesn't have so much emotional baggage from past relationships.
But Buffy had to say goodbye to Spike first, and she did, with kindness, and then she went off to live a better life.
AnthonyCordova
I'm with you on this
BaskingINBangel
I completely agree with all of this!
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Maybe I idealize Buffy but I really don't think that she would say I love you leave kindness after everyone is free to think what they want but for me I do not quit and it is also more simple to say I love you to a person directly than to another that you see what once every 36 of the month and to love her as a friend I'm not sure she chose to spend that last night with Spike besides I'm sure if she would have lived everything she's been through with Alex instead of Spike it looks like everything "she loves Alex and everything" because she never did that I'm sure it is not a coincidence that it is last words is "i love you .... Spike" after all is only interpretation each one spnt opinion me I perceived it like that not you
To be honest I think people read too much into her last word being 'Spike'. I genuinely don't think Joss meant a whole lot in that, the final scene is about Buffy coming to the realisation of the slice of normality she could possibly have. It's not about Spike, albeit I have no doubt she's proud of him. Honestly I'd say Buffy's final line is her smile, which says everything without having to actually say anything
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Skeletor Rigby
The entirety of the Buffy/Spike subplot in S7 is leading up to Buffy's admission (which is literally foretold in Help) - taking shipping preferences out of it entirely, it makes no sense story-wise for her not to mean it. A large part of Buffy's emotional journey in S7 is about her working through her feelings for Spike and the fact that she can not articulate them until that final moment is on purpose so that that moment has the dramatic impact and weight it deserves based on what the narrative is doing and has been doing all season long. Buffy's "I love you" is only ambiguous if you're ignoring everything that comes before it in the season and also what the show has been telling us about Buffy - and telling us explicitly - since S5. There is nothing in the series that suggests she would lie at this moment even out of kindness - love is too important and fraught for her to lie about, but also, when has she ever lied to Spike to make him feel better? A bedrock of their whole relationship is that they are and can be honest with each other - sometimes brutally so. If Buffy didn't mean it or was unsure of it she wouldn't say it at all. The fact that she can and does is a huge character moment for her. Minimizing it into a pity declaration not only takes that tremendous growth away from her (and frankly goes against her character imo), it also unnecessarily fumbles the ending to a story that has very intentionally been being built all season long. Also, it's not just the words that are significant in this scene, but the visual storytelling which can't be ignored or undervalued as TV is a visual medium. Their joined hands literally burst into flame while their theme plays with neither of them seeming to feel physical pain from it. The expressions on both of their faces are telling the audience how meaningful and powerful this moment is and it leads directly to Buffy's "I love you."
Re: the kind of love Buffy feels, going back to the visual storytelling for clues, fire is an ongoing motif on this show re: romantic love and passion. Buffy says to Willow in Something Blue: "But I can't help thinking — isn't that where the fire comes from? Can a nice, safe relationship be that intense? I know it's nuts, but... part of me believes that real love and passion have to go hand in hand with pain and fighting. In Once More With Feeling she sings about touching the fire and it freezing her (with the camera focusing on her hand btw which in retrospect becomes p significant bc of that moment in Chosen which is itself foreshadowed in Touched and earlier in Chosen where Buffy is stroking Spike's hand (but not interlocking their fingers which she does in that final moment) as he sleeps on two separate occasions). That lack of feeling is by her own (sung) admission part of the reason she gives in to her desires and begins a sexual relationship with him. She wants to feel something intense, passionate, which he gives her and she gives him back in spades but it's missing integral pieces for them both. She develops feelings for him (and I think it's especially evident in the break up scene that she has) which she admits to but tells him "I could never trust you enough for it to be love", trust being a key thing Buffy needs when it comes to love (she learned her lesson re: passionately loving despite not fully trusting with Angel in S2 and trusting without loving passionately with Riley in 5). Keeping that it mind, it's important to note that Buffy's trust in Spike is pretty absolute in S7 and that's especially significant because of what she tells him in S6. In the same scene, Spike says "Trust is for old marrieds, Buffy. Great love is wild and passionate and dangerous. It burns and consumes" and Buffy doesn't deny that as an understanding of love since it's one she bought into herself with Angel (see again above quote), but she responds with "Until there's nothing left" recognizing and understanding that kind of love is destructive (which it is and is especially unsubtly so in S6). It is 100% significant that their joined hands catch on fire but it's not hurting them, it's not destroying them or consuming them and after it happens Buffy is hit with a realization that is incredibly profound - her face journey is amazing and I honestly don't know how it can be read as anything other than her realizing in that moment that she loves him, and with an expression like that I find it hard to believe it's solely platonic.
Joined hands (partnership, affection) and fire (passion, love) that doesn't cause pain, that doesn't hurt - Buffy has never had that in a romantic relationship until this moment and this moment shows her that she can, she is capable which has been a concern of hers since S5. To not have her mean it completely undermines a very specific character journey that Buffy has been on for a long time and is as much about her as it is about Spike, and his "No you don't" and his not following her out of the Hellmouth and choosing instead to stay and finish the job (even when she gives him an out and tells him what she tells him) is the end of a very specific character journey for him that he's also been on since S5 as someone wanting to be loved by Buffy and wanting to be worthy of that love. He becomes a true hero and champion when he lets Buffy go because he is letting go of something and someone he wants and has wanted to a degree that it has dictated nearly all of his actions for several seasons. It is the most unselfish act of love he has ever performed and imo, he becomes Buffy's true equal in this moment and someone she could love without holding back as she has done since she got her heart broken in S3. Imo, neither of their journeys in S7 which are end points to seasons-long character arcs carry nearly as much dramatic weight unless she means it and he knows she does but chooses to let her go.
I'm not persuaded but you make a good case
S7 is just about Buffy and Spike, its about Buffy and all her previous relationships. So its absolutely possible to see her declaration of love to Spike as something else entirely...because its not all about Spike at the end.
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Skeletor Rigby said:
Brilliant analysis and I agree with almost every point except I don't think Spike believed her. He really doubted himself since getting his soul. He didn't feel worthy of her love
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AstridDante said:
I go back and forth myself on this - yesterday was a 'he believed her' day for me, tomorrow will probably be the opposite 😂 - I actually took the stance he doesn't the first time I responded to this question on another thread because that works better for me story-wise when ATS is considered and that was part of the conversation on that thread, but in the context of BTVS and his journey specifically on it I feel like his believing her is a stronger ending for his arc - either way, his response and what he means is the only ambiguous part of this exchange imo - as I said above it makes no sense narratively or emotionally for Buffy not to absolutely mean it when she says it.
Agreed. 100 per cent
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I would take very little what Whedon said outside the script, the most famous must be Spike got his soul for Buffy yet getting a soul is not mentioned in the confrontation with the demon and Whedon then rewrote the church scene that another writer had already written , where Spike tells Buffy he got it for her
Earlier in S7 when Dawn ask Buffy if she loved Spike she said she felt for him, you can love someone or something but not be in love with them, example I love my dog
I believe that in S7 what Buffy is feeling is guilt , certainly since Spike told her he got his soul for her, guilt because she used him for self harming in S6 ,
Buffy relied on Spike in S7 because she could no longer it appears rely or fully trust the scoobies including her own sister. Buffy knew Spike would do anything for her and I think that added to her guilt.
She wanted him but knew that would be wrong as it could easily go back to the S&M and sexual abuse of S6 ,also Buffy knew it could not be a long term thing with Spike, he could not give her what she needed, that's why Angel her real love left
Buffy told a dying Spike what she thought he wanted to hear as for the flames I thought that it showed Spike finally coming good , finally leaving the demon behind, well until he turned up on Angel and boasted about Buffy
I do think she loved him and cared deeply in the end. But, I don't think she loved him in the way she loved Angel... that was epic Disney style love <3 hehe... I'll wait
I don't think we can quantify the love for that no doubt she loved them so much but you're right she'll never love Spike the way she loved Angel because we love more the same way at 16 and at 22/23 years old Angel she loved him in a way of the first BIG love (idealized, pure, beautiful loves ...) Spike she loved him in a second BIG love way (realistic, dark and luminous a both, hard ...) so yes I would never dispute that she loved Angel but we simply cannot compare how we love at 16 when we are naive and beginner than at 23 when we are careful , with experience ... Buffy is more and more closed over the seasons we see that in season 1 we arrive easily q creates links with them but little by little less and less I think that comes from her problem of abandonment of men she is now afraid of refueling we see that it had already started in S2 when she did not come back She doesn't like her father anymore and in one episode she even * fears * of being the cause of her parents' divorce and then abandons her after Owen well ok she didn't love him but it's still a * abandonment * for her then come on Scoot and after Angel that she loved hurt her a lot she couldn't even say "I love you" after which then abandons her Riley good the question whether she liked her or not remains questionable who then abandons him Giles! the one she considers her father ... All that to say that she creates a normal shell that she shows less of her feelings
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Don't forget Parker ;)
Carpe Spuffy!
Of course Buffy loved Spike. She said so.
Maybe I idealize Buffy but I really don't think that she would say I love you leave kindness after everyone is free to think what they want...
I agree. I don't think Buffy would insult Spike on that level and say she loved him when she didn't. She trusted and respected him.
Buffy didn't tell Spike she loved him for the reason some fans think. She didn't tell him because she thought that's what he wanted to hear, to be kind. If that were the case, she would have told him before.
Buffy told Spike she loved him BECAUSE she didn't want him to die NOT KNOWING THE TRUTH.
Nix said:
It's interesting to me whenever this debate comes up, that someone always says "Buffy may have loved him but not how she loved Angel", etc. I don't understand why there is always a comparison. Is it because Angel was Buffy's first love? Why can't some fans admit that Buffy has/had the capacity the love several men? Angel, Riley and Spike perhaps? I'm the biggest Spuffy around and even I have no issue admitting that Buffy loved Angel. Of course she did. Where I argue, of course, is that Spike is Buffy's soulmate, not Angel as many fans believe.
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Joan the Vampire Slayer said:
It's true I agree you always have to compare as we never love the same way she loved Spike and Angel so differently and at different times in her normal life that she doesn't show the love like that she suffered the abandonment of men (her father, Owen, Scott, Angel, Riley) she is forged a shell and then if I believed in soul mates I would not attribute it to Angel and Buffy I want to believe in love where you love a person for what he IS for his faults and his qualities and that it is communication, compression everything that makes a couple a couple
Buffy never had a normal life since she was called, fighting for your life every night ( sometimes against Spike ) would bring on maturity remember at 17 she rented a room and had a full time job in LA
Not sure about abandonment issues yes her father and certainly Giles if he had not just left then Buffy would never have got mixed up with Spike, Owen and Scott were just high school crushes , Riley could not handle Buffy being stronger etc than he was , his issues and Angel never abandon her , he brought the amulet and was prepared to wear it but Buffy sent him back to prepare a second front if needed , when you love someone you want the best for them even when that is not with you , remember Angel left her so she could be in the light where Spike only wanted her to go into the dark with him
What I think is telling is the I can't breath when talking about Angel leaving to the no tears, no remorse over Spike at the end of chosen and the smile when she realised her life would change
"S7 is just about Buffy and Spike, its about Buffy and all her previous relationships. So its absolutely possible to see her declaration of love to Spike as something else entirely...because its not all about Spike at the end."
I didn't say S7 was just about Buffy and Spike, I said their relationship was a subplot which it is, but it's an important subplot as it ties directly into Buffy's emotional journey in the season which is deeply intertwined with her previous relationships and the impact they have had on her and the impact her Slayerness has had on them and herself. You can't really separate the Buffy and Spike subplot from her previous relationships when Spike is a previous relationship and also a current one especially when her relationship with him in S7 directly helps resolve a number of issues Buffy has about herself and those previous relationships.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer is all about Buffy, but that moment is also about Spike - not her friends, not her family - that was Season 5. If this were S2 it would be about Angel. Buffy takes his hand, their fingers entwine and burst into flame and she says looking into his eyes while the world crumbles around them and their love theme plays,"I love you". This is clearly A Big Moment. Everything that is happening on screen is telling us this is A Big Moment. Buffy has been inching her way towards realizing she loves Spike all season long in a trackable way and as I've pointed out previously, that "I love you" is foretold by a prescient character. Why would the show do that for a pity "I love you", or even a kind lie? Especially with a character who has never been shown to lie about how she feels before and also canonically has difficulty saying those words in the first place? Even the first time she says them to Angel they're not offered up freely. Having that "I love you" not mean I love you does not work for a season finale, let alone a series finale when it's between two characters that have the history they have both individually and together. A lie, even a kind one, does nothing for Buffy as a character in her last episode ever but the truth does. That's the argument I'm ultimately making. Obvs folks can take it or leave it, interpret anything and everything any way they like, I'm the boss of no one but me lol, but that final moment, based on and supported by the text as I understand it, is absolutely unequivocally about Buffy realizing she loves Spike and imo that realization leads to an epiphany that she can love someone other than Angel, she can have that kind of love again, which is important. Her inability to have that, to give herself fully in that way to someone else, is a specific worry she has had that has followed her through every relationship she has had since he broke her heart - she specifically makes a comparison to how she was with Angel vs how she was with Riley herself in S5, and she talks specifically about her romantic relationships in Chosen - not her friendships or her familial ties, which to me, again, is a clue.
Buffy understanding that she is fully capable of having love again, returning love again, feeling it, saying it, and meaning it all at the same time with someone else is healing something inside of her that she believed to be broken - the issue with her inability to connect with others has already been resolved by this point in a literal and emotional way. This is the final missing piece. Imo, it's not about shipping, it's about closure, it's about Buffy, our heroine, who we have been following for 7 years, being able to enter into the next phase of her life whole and with hope. That's what meaning that "I love you" does for her character, and Spike is not inconsequential when it comes to all of this. He is the person in her life who helps her get there. He is the one that helps her realize she is not shut down, she is not broken, and there are a number of reasons why the character that does that for her and who she can do that with is Spike.
There are plenty of instances where there can be multiple interpretations that have viability - for example, I think there is totally room for debate as to what kind of love Buffy is feeling for Spike in that moment though obviously I would still come down on the side of romantic myself for all the reasons I've already noted (and for the record I actually think what she's feeling is even bigger than just that though that's there too and that is because of the visual storytelling in that moment) - but there is no evidence that I can see to suggest she doesn't love him at all, so for me, that is not a viable interpretation, it's just an interpretation which isn't necessarily the same thing.
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Deliberately so. He has 2 large fan bases within the fandom. B/A and B/S and wanted to appease both. Especially as he was taking Spike (and his fanbase) over to Angel the following year.
He's aware of it though. On the Chosen commentary he does make laugh when saying he's got Buffy kissing Angel then jumping into bed with Spike.
Honestly the most gutless bit was him saying he wasn't going to do Sam and Diane on Cheers but then says that of the scene of Buffy walking down the steps to see Spike with his amulet , that if you want to have them sleep together you can do. Urgh that's so cowardly 😒
Honestly looking back I feel sorry for the Buffy character. She's now defined by who she's seeing. Either Angel or Spike and that's it. That's all threads are nowadays and all that's asked about. Hell Whedon even kept it going by breaking healthy Spuffy in the comics off screen and going back to will they won't they with Angel and Spike.


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Q: How do I add an "L" to the end of an integer? I'm trying to add a L to the end of this integer and I get an error to make it a long. I need it to be in the form of an integer though...
Can someone please help me?
Here is my code:
int timeBetween = plugin.getConfig().getInt("timeBetweenSendsInTicks");
timeBetween = timeBetween + "L";

Although, remember, it must strictly be an INTEGER!
EDIT: I need it to be something that goes with this:
scheduler.scheduleSyncRepeatingTask(this, new Runnable() {
        @Override
        public void run() {
            @SuppressWarnings("unused")
            BukkitTask task = new Timer(JavaPlugin.getPlugin(GodSends.class), amountOfChest).runTaskTimer(JavaPlugin.getPlugin(GodSends.class), 20, timeBetweenChest);
            String startMSG = plugin.getConfig().getString("startMSG");
            getServer().broadcastMessage(startMSG);
        }
    }, 0L, timeBetween); //< this needs to have an L at the end, I have it set to 60000 in the config, but I cant seem to get the L after it.

A: It seems the API you're using scheduler.scheduleSyncRepeatingTask() expects the last two parameters to be of type long. Since, an int can implicitly fit into a long, passing timeBetween as it is will work just fine.
Same goes for the second parameter too. You can pass 0 instead of 0L there as well. It works out the same. Basically, you're gaining nothing by explicitly passing a long literal here. They make sense in cases where you want to assign a long with a literal value that's outside of the integer's range.

A: You appear to be trying to make an int variable into a long variable at runtime by putting an "L" 'at the end' of the integer.  This is not the correct way to do this.
Putting an L at the end of a numeric integer literal within a java program will cause the compiler to treat it as a long value instead of an int value.  But you aren't feeding a literal to the compiler, so the "L" notation doesn't help you here.
I think what you need is to cast your int to a long for passing to your method, whatever it is -- so instead of
}, 0L, timeBetween);

you should have
}, 0L, (long) timeBetween);


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Macbeth es una adaptación cinematográfica de la obra homónima de William Shakespeare. Fue dirigida y protagonizada en 1948 por Orson Welles, con Jeanette Nolan en el papel de lady Macbeth.

Preproducción

En 1947, Orson Welles comenzó a promover la idea de llevar una tragedia de Shakespeare a la gran pantalla. Al principio trató de despertar el interés del productor Alexander Korda en una adaptación de Otelo, pero no consiguió apoyo para el proyecto. Welles decidió entonces promocionar una adaptación cinematográfica de Macbeth, ya que según dijo en una entrevista a la revista Modern Screen, esta obra era «una mezcla perfecta entre Cumbres borrascosas y La novia de Frankenstein.

Trabajando en equipo con el productor Charles K. Feldman, Welles logró convencer a Herbert Yates, fundador y presidente de Republic Pictures, de realizar una versión cinematográfica de Macbeth. Yates estaba tratando de elevar el nivel de su estudio ─que producía los wésterns de Roy Rogers y otros largometrajes de bajo presupuesto─ con el fin de convertirlo en un estudio de prestigio. Republic ya había realizado películas poco convencionales, entre ellas Celos de Gustav Machatý (1945) y el Espectro de la Rosa de Ben Hecht (1946), por lo que contar con un artista creativo de la talla de Welles fue considerado como una magnífica oportunidad.

Yates no podía garantizar un alto presupuesto para la película, y cuando ciertos miembros de la junta directiva de Republic expresaron su desconfianza en el proyecto, Welles mandó redactar un contrato según el cual se comprometía a poner de su propio bolsillo cualquier cantidad que sobrepasara los 700 000 $ que financiaba el estudio.

El largometraje de Welles fue la cuarta obra de Shakespeare que Hollywood llevó a la gran pantalla en la época del cine sonoro: United Artists había producido La fierecilla domada en 1929, Warner Brothers estrenó El sueño de una noche de verano en 1935, y Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer produjo Romeo y Julieta en 1936. Aunque ninguna de estas películas fueron éxitos comerciales, las excelentes críticas obtenidas y el buen resultado económico que obtuvo la versión de Enrique V realizada por Laurence Olivier en el Reino Unido en 1944 ─aunque no se comercializó en Estados Unidos hasta 1946─ ayudaron a promocionar la película de Welles.

Reparto

 Orson Welles - Macbeth, noble escocés y más tarde rey de Escocia
 Jeanette Nolan - Lady Macbeth, más tarde reina de Escocia
 Dan O'Herlihy - Macduff, Barón de Fife
 Peggy Webber - Lady Macduff / Una de las tres brujas
 Christopher Wells - Hijo de Macduff
 Erskine Sanford - Rey Duncan de Escocia, asesinado por Macbeth
 Roddy McDowall - Malcolm, hijo mayor de Duncan
 Edgar Barrier - Banquo, capitán escocés y amigo de Macbeth
 Jerry Farber - Fleance, hijo de Banquo
 Alan Napier - Santo Padre
 John Dierkes - Ross, un lord escocés
 Keene Curtis - Lennox, un lord escocés
 Lionel Braham - Siward, un comandante inglés
 Archie Heugly - Joven Siward, su hijo
 Morgan Farley - Médico que atiende a Lady Macbeth
 Lurene Tuttle - Dama de Lady Macbeth / Una de las tres brujas
 Brainerd Duffield - Asesino / Una de las tres brujas (Duffield es el único actor en la película que hace un papel travestido)
 William Alland - Segundo asesino
 George Chirello - Seyton, sirviente de Macbeth
 Gus Schilling - Guardia del castillo

Notas

Enlaces externos

 Presentación de la película y coloquio sobre ella en la emisión del 2 de febr. de 1998 del programa de La 2 (TVE) ¡Qué grande es el cine!, dirigido por José Luis Garci: la presentación, hasta los 15 min. y 50 seg.; el coloquio, a partir de los 16 min.
 Otras copias.
 Presentación y coloquio.
 Coloquio.
 El coloquio, por partes: 1; 2; 3; 4; 5.

 Música de la película, de Jacques Ibert.
 Sobre la música de Ibert para las películas Macbeth, Golgotha (1935), de Julien Duvivier, y Don Quichotte (1933), de Pabst, en el sitio Score Magacine; en español.
 Música de arranque.
 Suite de la música.
 Interpretación de la Orquesta Sinfónica de la Radio Eslovaca (Symfonický orchester Slovenského rozhlasu); siguen la música de Gólgota y la de Don Quijote.
 Por números.
 Obertura.
 La matanza del rey Duncan.
 Otra copia.
 Macbeth tras la matanza.
 El fantasma de Banquo.
 Otra copia.
 La muerte de Lady Macbeth.
 Otra copia.
 La victoria de las tropas de Macduff.
 Otra copia.

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Películas en inglés
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Películas ambientadas en la Edad Media
Películas de Estados Unidos
Películas dirigidas por Orson Welles
Películas de Paramount Pictures

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I also have rear main seal that I can replace.


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A Last Confession
Rhyme: blank verse
Genre: dramatic monologue
◦ Bullen, The Pre-Raphaelite Body (1998), 110-125
◦ Gregory, "Life and Works of DGR" vol. 2, 134.
◦ Howard, The Dark Glass, 91-100.
◦ Masefield, Thanks Before Going, 10-11.
◦ Peterson, "Rossetti's 'A Last Confession'" (1973) .
◦ Rees, DGR Revisted, 98-103.
◦ Riede, Poetry of DGR, 105-106.
◦ Sharp, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 321-325.
Editorial glosses and textual notes are available in a pop-up window. Line numbering reflects the structure of the 1881 Edition text.
1881 Edition text
The monologue is the dying confession of an Italian patriot mortally wounded during the 1848 uprising against Austrian rule of the kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia. It is difficult not to read it as (in one respect) a critical commentary on the condition of Italy in the aftermath of 1848. DGR's disillusionment was, in its own way, not unlike his father's. But DGR explicitly generalized his attitudes into the kind of mordant critique apparent in poems like "On Refusal of Aid Between Nations" , which dates from the period of this monologue. In DGR's monologue, the psychological critique of the Italian characters generates an allegorical reflection on social conditions.
This rhetoric of allegory has another important interpretive consequence: it opens a poem like "A Last Confession" to strictly "English" applications. (As in Browning's comparable texts, the "Italy" of this work is in a crucial sense a projection of "English" views, and hence as much a comment on English cultural politics as on current Italian events.)
These several interpretive procedures are further reinforced by a stylistic tendency that characterizes nearly all of DGR's work. It is a stylistic procedure that gets reinforced through the deployment of the dramatic monologue genre. So one wants to see that even when DGR wrote socially self-conscious poems, he typically approached his materials from an "inner standing point". Consequently, the critical insights developed in a poem like "A Last Confession" are structurally congruent with poems like "Jenny" and "The Burden of Nineveh" as well as with "On Refusal of Aid Between Nations".
When DGR revised the poem in October 1869 he told Swinburne that he had come to think it "the best of all my doings . . . I really do believe in the passion and reality of this poem, now that I see it again as a new thing, for I had no scrap of the old copies in this case. It is the outcome of the Italian part of me, and I am glad it is not lost." (see Fredeman, Correspondence, 69. 191 ). In a later letter (November 1873) to Franz Heuffer he was even more explicit: "The first nucleus of the [poem] was the very earliest thing in the whole book, and was the simple and genuine result of my having passed my whole boyhood among people just like the speaker of the poem. Browning by travel and cultivation imported the same sort of thing into English poetry on a much larger scale; but this subject, if any, was my absolute birth-right, and the poem was conceived and in a manner begun long before 1848 (the date afterwards put to it, as characteristic of patriotic struggles,) and at a time when Byron and Shelley were about the limits of my modern English poeticstudies" ( Fredeman, Correspondence, 73. 338 ).
According to WMR, the poem was written in 1848-1849 and substantially completed at that time ( Works [1911], 649 ). It was one of the poems that had to be exhumed from his wife's grave in 1869.
The interpolated Italian song in the text was written early, in 1849, but DGR did not make his translation until October 1869, after he had recovered the poem from his wife's coffin.
For further details on the poem's composition see the commentaries for the Fitzwilliam MS and the Princeton MS fragment.
DGR revised and corrected the poem in late October 1869 after the text was exhumed from his wife's grave. On 30 October 1869 he wrote to Swinburne that he had "now added to it about 130 lines, filling up corners, and also a translation of the Italian song in it" (see Fredeman, Correspondence, 69. 191 ).
See Commentary for the 1870 Poems .
First printed in the Exhumation Proofs (Lewis proof state 8) and kept through all subsequent proof states until it was finally (first) published in the 1870 Poems ; and collected thereafter.
The poem is set in the Austrian-occupied kingdom of Lombardy and Venetia during the 1848 Italian uprising against Austrian rule.
The poem is most in debt to Browning; one thinks as much of "Porphyria's Lover" as of "Andrea del Sarto". But the confession recalls as well the extended monologue/confession of the protagonist of Byron's The Giaour, which takes up most of the final section of Byron's poem.
DGR's comment about the poem, that it "is the outcome of the Italian part of me, and I am glad it is not lost" points to the personal element in the poem. DGR's attitude toward the events in Italy in 1848-1849 were substantially the same as his father's. Both men deplored the installation of papal power and the setback that Italian risorgimento suffered at that time.


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