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At Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds, we want you to know that if you or a loved one has recently gotten into some sort of legal trouble in or near Los Alamitos, California, you came to the right place. We are professional, experienced, and licensed bond agents who can help you move on with your life, regardless of the specific nature of the crime—domestic violence, assault and battery, a DUI that resulted in an accident, or something else.
Further, though, and possibly even more importantly, we sympathize and fully understand how difficult, embarrassing, and confusing this time can be for you and your family. Therefore, if you're ready to speak to a bail bonds agent in Los Alamitos, CA, call us at 1-844-400-2245 to learn about your legal options. Or, if you just need information regarding bail bonds in Los Alamitos, CA, keep reading!
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A Little Background on Bail Bonds in Los Alamitos, CA
As early as the 1980s, the City of Los Alamitos, CA found itself in one of those unique situations that challenged the community. The racetrack in Los Alamitos (built in 1947) had changed hands. The structures and property were under the watchful eyes of developers, speculators, and the residents of the city.
Then, a miraculous sequence of events occurred, and suddenly, all the complaints about the short season of the track, the people who attended the races (almost entirely quarter-horses), and the traffic that congested the city were quelled by the revenue that the revitalized track generated for the city. The extension of the Los Alamitos racecourse to one mile qualified the property to host longer races, resulting in a small miracle of restored business, confidence in the crowds, and uplifted hopes of prosperity. (In the horse-racing world, as in the auto-racing world, there is a difference between the drag-race tracks and the ovals.)
The other part of the miracle was that Hollywood Park in Los Angeles closed forever, and that left a gap in the California Racing schedule that traverses several counties in the state. Now, the track still holds its exceptional Quarter-horse season and part of the California Thoroughbred Racing season.
Regardless if you're into horse racing or not, you may find yourself in some sort of legal trouble in or near Los Alamitos, CA. This "trouble" can really look like almost anything; however, when it's really bad, it often results in an arrest.
Actually, if you are arrested in Los Alamitos, you have even odds at being in jail in either Cypress or Seal Beach (more on these locations later). The point you should remember: At Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds, we guarantee the odds are good that we can get a little miracle working for you (i.e. get you out of jail on bail). Simply call 1-844-400-2245, any time—any day or night.
After an Arrest Takes Place in Los Alamitos, CA
After an arrest occurs in Los Alamitos, CA, the arrestee will most likely be detained at the nearest police station (see below for the address). As mentioned above, Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds has a record of providing the following services for those arrested in Los Alamitos, CA as a whole:
Misdemeanor and Felony Los Alamitos, CA Bail Bonds
Drug Offense Bail Bonds
Domestic Violence Bail Bonds
DUI/DWI – Drunk Driving Bonds
It's important to know that the police department is equipped with the latest technology in vehicle identification, the Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR). Trained police officers verify ALPR responses retrieved from a statewide database of stolen vehicles, vehicles that were driven by suspended license drivers, and vehicles with outstanding traffic warrants or running violations. The vehicle mounted ALPR system has the top capacity to scan 50 vehicle plates per minute. Back in the 1920s, there probably weren't fifty vehicles within miles of one another. Now it isn't difficult for them to drive through a row in a large parking lot and read hundreds of license plates in a single pass.
What should you gain from this knowledge? Simple: If you've been arrested in Los Alamitos, CA, the next step is contacting Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds to better understand your legal options and learn about your bail options: 1-844-400-2245.
In most cases, the bail bonds can be posted with just a few signatures on the standard bail application forms (see our forms page). We can assist in looking up just about anything within the system and our licensed agents are prepared to answer questions you may have about our fees, the bond amount, payments, collateral, and the bail process, all in the strictest of confidentiality.
About the Los Alamitos, CA Jail
While the city of Los Alamitos is one of the smallest cities in Orange County (11,500 residents as of 2010), it has maintained its own police force since 1962. The Los Alamitos Police Department officers serve the predominantly modern residential community, businesses, parks, stores, and manage traffic during the peak visiting hours. Everything in Los Alamitos is easily accessed off of the San Gabriel River Freeway (605). Due to special conditions that accompany any town hosting sporting events with regularity, Los Alamitos maintains its own police department.
The Los Alamitos Police Department operates in collaboration with neighboring cities of Cypress and Seal Beach Police Departments for local arrests or issues requiring greater presence. The three law enforcement agencies are tied together by their communications systems, allowing them to share dispatch and report information. Depending on when the arrest occurs and what conditions may exist within the detention facilities in both Seal Beach and Cypress can all determine the destination of an arrested person in Los Alamitos.
Then, there might be complications for individuals with an existing history within the Orange County correctional or detention systems. Warrants or other legal directives may get an individual transferred to one of the other Orange County Detention facilities, such as the Orange County Sheriff's Main Jail in Santa Ana, or maybe even moved on to the James A. Musick Facility (i.e. "the Farm"), or to Theo Lacy facility of Orange County. Warrants from elsewhere in the state might get someone transferred to Los Angeles, Ventura, Alameda, or another county in the state.
When it comes to bailing someone out of jail, there are new standards of cash bail processing that might deny the best intentions. For example, if the person you intend to post bail for is arrested for possession of stolen goods, and you are a friend who has no visible means of income, the activity will send up warning flags.
Specifically: Penal Code Section 1275.1 states if there is probable cause to suspect that the money being used to post bail may come from criminal activity, bail will not be accepted.
The condition is called a 1275 Hold, and if it is in place for the arrested person, the bail may not be accepted.
Still, if you are confident in handling the process yourself, here are important numbers and locations for your search:
Los Alamitos Police Department
3201 Katella Avenue
(562) 431-2255 x 402 (General police business, Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM-5:30 PM, except holidays)
(562) 431-2255 x 426 (Watch commander)
Seal Beach Police Department Jail
911 Seal Beach Boulevard
(562) 799-4100 x1116 (For detention center officers)
Department Lobby Hours Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM-5:30 PM, with the exception of holidays)
Cypress Police Department Front Counter
Cypress, CA 90630
Hours: Monday through Friday 6:00 AM–6:00 PM, Saturday – Sunday, 7:00 AM-12:00 PM (noon)
Los Alamitos, CA Bail Facts
Bail in Los Alamitos, CA is a fixed sum of money that is assigned according to the arrest charges of an individual. If the sum of bail is provided by an individual or a family member or associate, the individual is released to conduct their personal business, continue work, seek legal advice, and go on with life while agreeing to comply with the court's requirements.
Bail amounts are contingent upon the misdemeanor or felony nature of the charge, any warrants that may exist on the person's record or any previous arrests and convictions of the same time. Bail bonds in Los Alamitos, CA, like the ones provided by Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds, offer you a lower capital outlay option. Bail bonds are usually a percentage of the bail with variable rates for producing the bail bond and variable charges.
For example, bailing someone out who has been arrested for domestic violence (a common charge, at the moment) in Los Alamitos, CA would look like this:
$10,000 for misdemeanor
$50,000 for felony
At Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds, we typically charge 7% on domestic violence cases. We also offer discounts, payment plans, and myriad of payment options, including: major credit cards, debit cards, PayPal, Venmo, cash, wire transfers, Zelle, Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies. You can pay for bail bonds online or over the phone.
If you take anything away from this article, please remember: Bail is a right—your right! Bail is everyone's right!
Bail is a right that is older than the US Constitution and has its own stated part within the 8th Amendment. In the past, it was designed to permit a person's freedom while the community waited for a magistrate or official to hear the case and decide upon the appropriate punishment or fines. This permitted the individual to at least secure personal obligations while waiting for the trial and sentence. In modern times, the delays in this process come from overloaded courts and not from waiting for legal authority to be available to preside over the case.
While a case awaits legal disposition (completion by trial verdict or plea deal or dismissal), the bail or bail bond is held. The monies are returned upon fulfillment of the legal obligations. Knowing that it could reasonably take months or longer for a court date, meaning you or a loved one could be stuck waiting in jail, it makes sense to pursue bail.
Remember, if you can't afford the bail that is set on your own, then call Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds in Los Alamitos, CA at 1-844-400-2245 for an immediate consultation about bail bond options.
About Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds in Los Alamitos, CA
Headquartered in Santa Ana, with additional locations in both Laguna Woods and Laguna Beach, Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds is a team of licensed professional bail bond agents who can be reached 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-844-400-2245.
We follow a professional code that dictates confidentiality and includes a no-fee consultation and promises the fastest and most reasonable financial alternatives to getting a family member out of trouble in a Los Alamitos, CA arrest.
We guarantee that you won't find another bail bonds in Los Alamitos, CA that is as open and understanding as the professional agents at Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds. Further, our only priority is you: making sure you feel comfortable and safe and are able to get out of jail on bail.
Our agents also have the means to authenticate the arrest, so it's recommended that no immediate action be taken without verification. Flexible payment plans and financing options with no collateral are always available in Los Alamitos, CA, as well as the surrounding communities in Orange County. We are on your side, and we want this process to go as smoothly as possible for you and your family.
At any time—day or night—you can speak to a professional at Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds by calling 1-844-400-2245. The process is simple and the results will happen in the most cost-effective and fastest way possible. You won't even have to leave your home in Los Alamitos, CA for our professional assistance.
Please note that we offer flexible payment options, the ability to pay online or via phone, and give discount for the following:
Union Members
Home-owners
Health Care Workers
Government Employees
And Others (Inquire to see if you qualify)
Bails Bonds in Los Alamitos, CA—Frequently Asked Questions
Below, we have put together a list of frequently asked questions regarding the entire bail process in Los Alamitos, CA, as well as facts about Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds. If you still have questions or concerns, please reach out to us by calling 1-844-400-2245.
Q: An arrest has just occurred in Los Alamitos, CA. What happens to the arrestee?
A: Following an arrest, the arrestee is taken into a holding facility and the "booking" process takes place, including fingerprinting, mug-shot, and a search for any existing warrants. The specific charges are then confirmed, bail is established, and both court date and time are set. This can all take a few hours to complete.
Q: After an arrest occurs, what's my next step?
A: If you or someone you know has been arrested in or near Los Alamitos, CA, and you can't afford bail, contact a Los Alamitos, CA bail agent, such as the agents at Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds.
Q: How can I get ahold of a Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds agent?
A: Call 1-844-400-2245 24-hours a day, for immediate assistance and professional guidance.
Q: How much do your services cost?
A: The price of our services will depend on the amount at which bail has been set. Our rates start as low as 7% of the bail amount itself—no hidden fees. We also offer payment plans and financing options with no credit checks. With more information regarding the arrest, we can offer a more specific figure.
Q: What other options do I have besides using a bail agent?
A: If you do not wish to use a bail agent to get out of jail in Los Alamitos, CA, your options are as follow:
Pay the court or jail cash, which you will get back less any fees or outstanding fines due to the court once the case has been completed.
US Treasury Bond
Stay in jail
Q: Once bail is posted, how long until the release occurs?
A: The time varies, but you can usually expect to be released from jail within 7 hours of bail being posted. Factors that could make the process longer include staff to inmate ratio and an overall number of inmates.
Q: What's the difference between a good bail agent and a bad bail agent?
A: During your consultation with a bail agent (most companies should offer a free consultation, as Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds does), you can ask questions to get a better feel for the company's experience and expertise, such as:
How long have you been licensed?
Can you briefly explain your history?
Where do you stand with the California Department of Insurance?
Do you put your client first?
What makes you stand out amongst other bail bondsmen?
Q: What if bail isn't posted?
A: If you can't or choose to not post bail, then you will remain in custody until your court date. Or, depending on the case specifics, the court may determine bail is not necessary, at which point you will be released.
Q: Why should I choose Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds in Los Alamitos, CA?
A: At Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds, we offer:
Cheap rates
Q: What areas do you have experience in?
A: The professional agents at Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds have experience in the following areas:
Q: How can I pay for a domestic violence bail bond in Los Alamitos, CA?
A: You can pay for a domestic violence bail bond in Los Alamitos, CA via online or phone. Contact us at 1-844-400-2245 to learn more about our payment options.
Q: How much does it cost to bail someone out of jail who has been arrested for domestic violence in Los Alamitos, CA?
A: $10,000 for misdemeanor and $50,000 for felony. We typically charge 7% on domestic violence cases. We also offer discounts and payment plans.
Q: Can the victim of a domestic violence case in Los Alamitos, CA bail the arrested person out?
A: Yes, in most cases, the spouse or partner is the person posting bail or contacting the bail bonds company. At Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds, we are confidential, with no judgment. We will not share your information with the courts, police, or anyone else.
Q: Do you offer any discount for bail bonds in Los Alamitos, CA?
A: Yes, offer discounts for bail bonds in Los Alamitos, CA for the following:
Q: What kind of payment options are available for bail bonds in Los Alamitos, CA?
A: We accept all major credit cards, debit cards, PayPal, Venmo, cash, wire transfers, Zelle, Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies. You can pay for bail bonds online or over the phone.
Contact Mr. Nice Guy Bail Bonds in Los Alamitos, CA today at 1-844-400-2245


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Belove posted this statement to his Facebook page on August 22, 2016, and subsequently removed it "to avoid trolling." In March 2017, Belove provided the statement, noting: "I dont even stand by everything exactly (at least the tone), but it is what it is."
From: Hadrian Belove <hadrian@cinefamily.org>
Date: Tue, Aug 22, 2017 at 6:22 PM
Subject: My personal response.
Dear Cinefamily,
I wish I was writing you under better circumstances. I hope you take the time to read this, as it's important.
It's not an official statement from CInefamily--it's from me, Hadrian. There were too many folks in our community, our staff under stress, board members who love and care for the place, for me to find just the right way to respond. The board I'm sure will be issuing a statement later. So, two tears in a bucket, I'm just gonna tell the truth.
Many of you may have received, or been forwarded, an email concerning me, The Cinefamily, and various folks who either work here or support the organization.
First off, for those wondering, no known women have filed claims about anything like what this email alleges, and it's even more disturbing that it states that our management has engaged to cover anything up.
The Cinefamily takes every claim extremely seriously, and cares enormously about our community. Even from an anonymous source, we are as disturbed as anyone to hear accusations of physical and verbal assault. We have been consulting with Officer Hess at the LAPD Wilshire Precinct--we would strongly encourage any victim of a sexual crime to contact him there at (213) 473-0476.
This emails sent around were anonymous, full of demonstrable lies and half-truths, and allegations without known victims--and we believe with motive to do as much damage as possible. To be clear: no one has ever a reported rape, or a crime of any kind reported before now. This is a flat out lie. Equally importantly, there was no "cover up".
Which leads to something else about these poison pen letters. Aside from the incredible awfulness of the allegations, not only am I under attack personally but I am sickened by the number of innocent people drawn in callously by whoever sent these letters.
In earlier versions of this email sent around, a female ex employee was named against their will--an employee who specifically had asked not to be named, too. They later removed her name from the emails (and she later contradicted much of what was said about her). I mention this to again affirm that this person is more than casual with the truth.
Trevor Jones and Simon Oré, good people who have done nothing but given their time and energy to this place, have been falsely accused of protecting a rapist of teenage women. No evidence, no victims, not even the guts to put their name down.
The idea that Trevor Jones and Simon Oré "covered something" up is abhorrent and defamatory. To be 100%: there has only been one complaint brought to Trevor in his tenure here, and it did not state any of the things in this email. He handled that single complaint with enormous diligence, concern, and professionalism--and, to cite another falsehood in these emails, to everyone's satisfaction.
This is what Trevor actually did:
Even though there was no explicit named victim (because it was reported by a third party who would not name the woman), he brought in new sexual harassment training seminars, stated clear policies to the board and staff, held meetings, and, explicitly offered a wide range of avenues for this person (or any person) to speak if they chose to come forward--either alone or with someone, here or off-site, anonymously or not, and with a representative from ADP our human resource company to support them. He iterated clearly there would be zero tolerance from here on of any fraternization between board and staff. Nothing was hidden, and had there been a criminal accusation, we would have brought it immediately to the police.
In summary, under advisement, we did everything we thought we could about this concern, was told by the complainant that our actions were satisfactor.. Furthermore, when the person quit, he specifically restated it was not due to this complaint.
Now, I guess it's time for me address this case from 2014, as best I can. One of the insidious and awful things about having information like this made public is that as much as I might want to speak to the specifics, I can't. I literally, legally, I can't. Part of how you move on with your life, instead of disrupting and dragging in everyone you know and love, is both parties agree to say nothing about it.
So by it's nature there is no response. What you have read in the ourt filing is literally one side of the story, and I will never be able to say mine. A court filing is not a statement of fact, or an opinion, it's a series of allegations without response, and a settlement is not a confession.
Living with this story in my life, and knowing that in the court of public opinion, I would never be able to defend myself, has been extremely stressful, traumatizing even. I can only express small relief I know longer have this threat hanging over my head.
So...Why is this happening?
We believe, and have evidence, this is part of an ongoing and aggressive campaign from a disgruntled ex-employee, who has been consistently revealing himself to have an malevolent agenda. This ex-employee repeatedly contacted our board to both tell them about an upcoming purported "exposé" he "knew"about, and also demanded both my removal and offer to take my job. He implied that the story could go away if I stepped down. To me, this doesn't sound like someone trying to help people and do good within our community.
Around this same time, this person began to forward emails about me (some emails very similar to these) from his own email address. They were addressed to friends and associates, and sometimes attaching my settled court case he must have found online. He also tried to instigate a news story, which, fairly did not happen--as it would have been defamatory, and with malice.
After we sent legal letters regarding the malicious emails he had been sending, we were able to temporarily put a stop to it, for a time.
Now, once again, emails are being sent around--anonymously. This time by someone taking the time to encrypt, and to a rather personal email list that he would have had access too. All our business associates. Hundreds of them, all night long. As is the times we live in, they are now being shared on FB and twitter, by folks who know no one involved.
The stress on the current staff and board has been intense--I am honored that so many have dutifully gone about their jobs, working hard for an organization they love, while constantly under the shadow of the next potential disruption. I feel terribly for them. I am grateful that they have stood by all this time, doing they're best to sort through the slowly escalating situation, and doing what I assume they must have thought was right.
So given the amount of chaos this has caused innumerable people in the community, I am heartbroken. And while, my instincts and sense of justice is to fight to the last, I can't see how this can continue. Like all good slander, there were just enough wisps of truth and just enough rumors to make it feel true. But don't get me wrong, this email was malicious slander, plain and simple. So while I reject the accusations wholesale, I want to acknowledge that I had created enough of an atmosphere to allow this kind of vitriol to fester.
With that in mind, on our 10 year anniversary, I sadly must resign as Executive Creative Director of CInefamily.
I do not know my future, or of the organization I love and have given my life too, and the many many close friends I have made. It has always been a fragile thing--but with so many people who care, I believe it can survive this, with or without me. I hope so. I will support it any way I can for the rest of my life.
My final hope is that we all think about what kind of world do we want to live in, and in our attempts to combat sexism, and other forms of oppression, what values are we willing to sacrifice. I believe the path of embracing hearsay, whisper campaigns, and anonymous allegations without evidence, are damaging our ability to pursue real justice--and ultimately damaging to the real battles we all need to fight every day.
Sincerely, and yours in programming,

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MLB All-Star Game
Network: CBS
All-Star Game for MLB
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Tags: baseball (pro)
Each year in mid-July, Major League Baseball's best players -- as determined by fan votes as well as manager selections -- come together so the National League All-Stars can battle the American League All-Stars. This exhibition game has long financed the players' pension fund, but the importance of the ALL-STAR GAME increased, starting in 2003, since the winner of the Midsummer Classic now secures home field advantage for that league in the World Series. In 1949, the ALL-STAR GAME was first broadcast, with Red Barber as the announcer and CBS showing the game to approximately 19 stations in the Midwest and along the East Coast. The following year, the ALL-STAR GAME had its first national broadcast, with Jack Brickhouse and NBC providing nationwide coverage. NBC aired the ALL-STAR GAME for 26 years, until 1976 when ABC and NBC alternated as the broadcast network for 14 years. In 1990, CBS telecast the game for four straight years, followed by a seven-year period during which NBC alternated annual broadcasts with ABC and then FOX. Since 2001, FOX has been the television home of the Midsummer Classic. There was no 2020 ALL-STAR GAME during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 2022 ALL-STAR GAME was hosted by Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, CA on Tuesday, July 19, 2022, with Clayton Kershaw and Shane McClanahan the scheduled starting pitchers for the National and American League teams, respectively. FOX began its live coverage of the 92nd Major League All-Star Game at 8pm ET/5pm PT, with Joe Davis calling his first All-Star Game. John Smoltz returns for his sixth game. The duo were joined by MLB Insider Ken Rosenthal and broadcaster Tom Verducci, providing exclusive inside information and in-game reports. The game is immediately preceded by a one-hour pregame show on local FOX stations at 7pm ET/4pm PT, with host Kevin Burkhardt alongside analysts Alex Rodriguez, Frank Thomas, and David Ortiz, and Tom Rinaldi.
Joe Davis - Play-by-Play (2022)
John Smoltz - Analyst (2016-2019, 2021 & 2022)
Joe Buck - Play-by-Play (2001-2019 & 2021)
Tim McCarver - Analyst (2001-2013)
Harold Reynolds - Analyst (2014 & 2015)
Tom Verducci - Analyst (2014 & 2015)
Firsts, Lasts & Notable Notes
July 16, 1985: First network TV program to be broadcast in stereo.


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The Invisible Woman casts a light on the private life of Charles Dickens, showing the beloved author to be, actually, a bit of a wrong'un, indulging in affairs and treating his poor wife like rubbish.
That said, you can't deny the man could spin a yarn. Dickens' stories have been adapted almost countless times for stage, TV and film. He's been most difficult to capture on film, given his love for huge casts and supporting characters that nobody wants to cut, but these are the ten films that did Dickens proud.
Mike Newell's recent adaptation of perhaps Dickens' best-loved work was a lush, perfectly cast take on the rise and fall and rise again of Pip Pirrip. There is nothing to really criticise about it. The only problem is that there have been so many adaptations of Great Expectations, many of them on TV, that as a very straight adaptation with no original take on the story, it offered no compelling reason to exist.
A great novel doesn't necessarily make a great movie. A Tale of Two Cities, set in London and Paris in the lead up to the French Revolution, doesn't have a central character as compelling as Oliver, Pip or David Copperfield. Of the handful of film adaptations there have been this is the most absorbing, but it's still a better read than a watch.
Robert Zemeckis put his beloved motion-capture tools to work on this rather sinister Christmas Carol, enabling Jim Carrey to play not only Ebeneezer Scrooge but each of the Christmas ghosts. It gets points for bringing out the darker elements of the story - the ghost of Jacob Marley, with his flapping, disconnected jaw, is particularly creepy - although there is still that distracting issue of this type of animation looking almost real but not quite, making it a little bit lifeless.
Kind of a cheat, because at 26 minutes it's technically a short, but it was released in cinemas, so we're having it. Scrooge McDuck obviously takes the role of Ebeneezer Scrooge, with beloved Disney characters making up the rest of the cast. The animation is beautiful and the Disney humour marries well with Dickens' story, but it's also surprisingly keen to scare. Probably not frightening if you're over six.
Widely regarded as the best direct adaptation of A Christmas Carol, this succeeds mainly thanks to Alastair Sim's performance in the lead role. He's a venal but deep-down lovable Scrooge. Given its age, it looks a little creeky, but it's the right mix of ghost story and festive cheer. Avoid the colourised version, which looks all wrong and nowhere near as charming as the black-and-white original.
An all-singing, all-dancing tale of death and poverty and crime! What fun! There are many cheesy elements to this musical version of the poor street urchin who just wants a family - the poor seem awfully smiley and clean - but the songs are memorable and many of the performances, particularly Ron Moody (completely over the top but getting away with it) and Oliver Reed as a glowering Bill Sykes, are exceptional. It's far too cheery to dislike.
David Copperfield hasn't had many outings on the big screen, the sweeping story of Copperfield's beleaguered life getting more room to breathe on TV, but this George Cukor version makes exceptional work of condensing the story down to just over two hours. Full of enthusiastic turns from 'big' actors, particularly W.C. Fields as Mr. Micawber, it's a proper Sunday afternoon watch.
David Lean had a wonderful way with Dickens novels. More than anyone else he captured the isolation of the heroes' lives, the frightened boys looking vulnerably tiny against his signature huge landscapes. There are valid criticisms of Alec Guinness going way too far with his Jewish caricature take on Fagin, but in almost every other area Lean gets it right, making a grubby, threatening world for his innocent orphan.
It's not what you'd call literary, but who gives a stuff when it's this much fun? This is a Muppet movie first and foremost, and a very good one, with catchy songs and sterling work from Gonzo and Rizzo the Rat. But amidst Miss Piggy's giant strops and the singing mice it actually gets in all of Dickens' story. Unquestionably the most joyous version of any Dickens novel.
It couldn't have been anything else at number one. Just wrestling the enormity of Great Expectations into a manageable film is feat enough, with all those supplementary characters to take care of, but Lean created a beautifully shot version with an enveloping atmosphere. From Magwitch's cemetery introduction to Martita Hunt's ghostly Miss Havisham, everything about Lean's film is considered definitive. Even nearly 70 years on, any new version of Great Expectations is judged against this, and always found inferior.


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Happy Birthday Raj Babbar: From Insaaf Ka Tarazu to Ziddi, Some of his Villainous roles
By: Lifestyle Desk
Last Updated: June 23, 2021, 12:36 IST
Raj Babbar is known for playing the character of Bharat in the mythological series Mahabharat
Actor-turned-politician Raj Babbar is celebrating his birthday today, June 23. As soon as the clock struck midnight, wishes started to pour in for the veteran. He is known for playing the character of Bharat in the mythological series Mahabharat. Raj Babbar also earned fame for the portrayal of Akbar in the series Bahadur Shah Zafar.
On the actor's birthday, let us take a look at some of his noted films
Insaaf Ka Tarazu
Produced and directed by B. R. Chopra, the film Insaaf Ka Tarazu was a revenge drama based on Hollywood's 1976 drama film Lipstick. In this cult classic, Raj Babbar played the role of a rapist who assaults the protagonist of the film played by Zeenat Aman, and later her sister.
Yaraana
This 1995 romantic thriller, directed by David Dhawan starred Rishi Kapoor, Madhuri Dixit, Raj Babbar, Kader Khan and Shakti Kapoor in crucial roles. Raj played JB who immediately falls in love with Lalita played by Madhuri and abducts her to marry her. The actor won the Filmfare award under Best Villain category.
Dalaal
The film was directed by Partho Ghosh.Raj Babbar plays the role of Jagganath Tripathi in the film. The movie also features Mithun Chakraborty, Ayesha Jhulka and Shakti Kapoor in crucial roles.
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This 1997 action-thriller featured Sunny Deol and Raveena Tandon in lead roles. Anupam Kher, Sachin Khedekar and Ashish Vidyarthi were also part of the project. Raj Babbar played the character of Jindaal, one of the three men who carry out illegal activities in the city. The movie is directed by Guddu Dhanoa.
Daag: The Fire
Raj Babbar was seen as Tejeshwar Singhal, an influential man who backs his son-in-law, played by Chandrachur Singh, for falsely prosecuting an innocent man. Mahima Chaudhry, Sanjay Dutt, Shakti Kapoor were seen in pivotal roles. The film was directed by Raj Kanwar
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NIH Director Collins says omicron variant questions will be answered as data come in
Published November 30, 2021 at 6:20 AM CST
Going to turn now to Francis Collins. He's the director of the National Institutes of Health. Dr. Collins, good morning.
FRANCIS COLLINS: Good morning, A. Glad to be with you.
MARTINEZ: There's still lots of unanswered questions about the omicron variant. What can you tell us?
COLLINS: Well, yes, you're right. There are unanswered questions, and they're going to be unanswered for a couple of weeks, as people are pushing with maximum effort to try to identify some of those answers. We don't know, for instance, how - whether this particular variant causes illness that is more or less severe than previous versions of SARS-CoV-2. We do know that it's probably more contagious, at least in South Africa, than other variants because it spreads so quickly. So that part seems clear. Although we don't know whether that would be the case if it was trying to get a hold in a country that also has a lot of delta currently circulating, like the United States, for instance. Can it compete against delta? We don't quite know the answer to that.
The big question, though, A, is - is this variant with its 50-plus mutations so different from the original that the vaccines that we have very, I think, effectively and rapidly developed won't work quite as strongly against it, and the boosters will provide a less benefit than they have against other variants?
MARTINEZ: You're optimistic, but would it be fair to say that that would be your biggest concern right now, considering what we don't know?
COLLINS: That is the biggest concern. Is this variant such a new virus that previous immunity from being infected or having the vaccine or the booster is not going to give the protection that we hope for?
MARTINEZ: Is the NIH operating under the assumption that omicron is already in the U.S.?
COLLINS: I think we are. I think that's the natural expectation when you consider all the other countries, including our neighbors in Canada, that have already seen cases. It's just a matter of time. And I predict probably when that does happen in the next week or so, people will freak out again. But I don't know that we should be too surprised about it. This virus has proven itself multiple times to cross the globe quite stealthily. And then it pops up, and then there it is. I think it was wise to try to slow that process down, as the president has done in terms of travel restrictions. But that's not going to be 100% effective.
MARTINEZ: So considering that, is the NIH doing anything differently now or maybe preparing for something differently?
COLLINS: Well, we're flat out in terms of doing everything we can, working with our colleagues at CDC and at FDA to prepare for whatever those answers are to the questions that are lingering out there. And we have a big role in getting those answers, especially in terms of the laboratory work. And let me just say right now - this is an international effort. We are fortunate that the scientists and the public health experts in South Africa have been wonderfully open and transparent about this. They deserve a lot of credit.
MARTINEZ: Now, we should note, the CDC has strengthened its recommendation for booster shots now, saying that all vaccinated adults should get one. Doctor, what's the strategy for the tens of millions of Americans who remain unvaccinated?
COLLINS: Well, that's a big challenge. And even if it weren't for omicron, that would be a big challenge, A, because those individuals are in fact highly vulnerable to delta, which is still spreading quite happily and regularly across the country, taking a thousand lives a day, and almost all of those are unvaccinated people. So if there's one more wake-up call that we needed - although I don't think we really needed one - maybe this is one more chance for folks who have been on the fence to say, OK, let's do this. So, yeah, if there is some possible silver lining in the emergence of this new variant, maybe it's a chance for people who have not taken this seriously yet to decide to act. It's time to act.
MARTINEZ: One more thing, Doctor. I mean, real disparity right now with vaccine access, especially in African countries. And the Biden administration has been criticized for not delivering on its pledge to vaccinate the world. Are we leaving ourselves vulnerable to new variants like omicron?
COLLINS: Actually, I think the U.S. has done more than any other country. We have already sent out 275 million doses, including a lot to Africa. All other countries together haven't done that much. Of course, I'm a person who believes strongly in global health. I wish we were further along and that we had higher vaccination rates. Interestingly, they have resistance there, too. South Africa tells me they have enough doses. They're having trouble getting people to actually roll up their sleeves, just like we are here. That's a terrible tragedy, that somehow in the face of the worst pandemic in more than a century, the biggest resistance seems not to be science; it seems to be human behavior.
MARTINEZ: That's Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health. Doctor, thanks.
COLLINS: Thanks. Nice to talk to you, A. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


We have previously reported an adaptation of arterial wall elasticity in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR) that involves an increase in both fibronectin/α5β1-integrin complexes and smooth-muscle elastic lamellae connections. We examined the mechanical strength (MS) of the carotid artery in relation to its elastic properties, its elastin/collagen content, and the structure of the internal elastic lamina. MS was defined as the in vitro intraluminal pressure and wall stress that produces rupture of the vascular wall. Intact carotid arteries from 3-month-old normotensive rats (Wistar-Kyoto, WKY) and SHR were cannulated on a specially designed device and adjusted to their in situ length. A slowly increasing static pressure was applied until wall rupture occurred to determine the static mechanical behavior and MS. Static elasticity was similar in SHR and WKY, as were the rupture pressure (2740±90 versus 2740±40 mm Hg) and wall stress at rupture (11.5±1.0 versus 12.8±0.4 MPa), indicating equivalent MS in both groups. Histological examination showed several wall ruptures and dissociation of lamellar units that did not differ significantly between the 2 groups. Confocal microscopy showed that the size of fenestrations of the internal elastic lamina and the fraction of area occupied by them were reduced 3-fold in SHR. We have demonstrated that static elasticity of the arterial wall and mechanical strength are similar in carotid arteries from SHR and WKY.
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What Happens When Hydrogen & Oxygen Combine?
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What Is Activation Energy?
By Clare Jackson
Hydrogen is a highly reactive fuel. Hydrogen molecules violently react with oxygen when the existing molecular bonds break and new bonds are formed between oxygen and hydrogen atoms. As the products of the reaction are at a lower energy level than the reactants, the result is an explosive release of energy and the production of water. But hydrogen does not react with oxygen at room temperature, a source of energy is needed to ignite the mixture.
Hydrogen and oxygen will combine to make water -- and give off plenty of heat in the process.
Hydrogen and Oxygen Mix
Hydrogen and oxygen gases mix at room temperature with no chemical reaction. This is because the speed of the molecules does not provide enough kinetic energy to activate the reaction during collisions between the reactants. A mixture of gases is formed, with the potential to violently react if sufficient energy were introduced to the mixture.
Introduction of a spark to the mixture results in raised temperatures amongst some of the hydrogen and oxygen molecules. Molecules at higher temperatures travel faster and collide with more energy. If collision energies reach a minimum activation energy sufficient to "break" the bonds between the reactants, then a reaction between hydrogen and oxygen follows. Because hydrogen has a low activation energy only a small spark is needed to trigger a reaction with oxygen.
Exothermic Reaction
Like all fuels, the reactants, in this case hydrogen and oxygen, are at a higher energy level than the products of the reaction. This results in the net release of energy from the reaction, and this is known as an exothermic reaction. After one set of hydrogen and oxygen molecules have reacted, the energy released triggers molecules in the surrounding mixture to react, releasing more energy. The result is an explosive, rapid reaction that releases energy quickly in the form of heat, light and sound.
Electron Behavior
On a submolecular level, the reason for the difference in energy levels between the reactants and products, lies with electronic configurations. Hydrogen atoms have one electron each. They combine into molecules of two so that they can share two electrons (one each). This is because the inner-most electron shell is at a lower energy state (and therefore more stable) when occupied by two electrons. Oxygen atoms have eight electrons each. They combine together in molecules of two by sharing four electrons so that their outer-most electron shells are fully occupied by eight electrons each. However, a far more stable alignment of electrons arises when two hydrogen atoms share an electron with one oxygen atom. Only a small amount of energy is needed to "bump" the electrons of the reactants "out" of their orbits so that they can realign in the more energetically stable alignment, forming a new molecule, H2O.
Following the electronic realignment between hydrogen and oxygen to create a new molecule, the product of the reaction is water and heat. The heat can be harnessed to do work, such as driving turbines by heating water. The products are produced quickly due to the exothermic, chain-reaction nature of this chemical reaction. Like all chemical reactions, the reaction is not easily reversible.
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Clare Jackson is a freelance writer who started writing in 2008 and began writing for eHow in 2010. She writes on areas related to physics and health. With a background in scientific writing she tends to include lots of information in her articles. Clare has a Master of Science in clinical research and a Bachelor of Science in physics.
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Hernando Blood Mobile for March 27
By Times Staff Writer
Published Mar. 25, 2015
Bloodmobile locations
LifeSouth Community Blood Center will have blood drives at the following off-site locations during the coming week.
Today (Friday): 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Mariner Crossings, 4221 Mariner Blvd., Spring Hill; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Publix, 19390 Cortez Blvd., Brooksville.
Saturday: 8:30 a.m. to noon, Nature Coast Technical High School, 4057 California St., south of Brooksville; noon to 4:30 p.m., American Legion Post 186, 12091 Cortez Blvd., Spring Hill; 1 to 5:30 p.m., Walmart, 13300 Cortez Blvd, Spring Hill.
Sunday: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Grace World Outreach Church, 20366 Cortez Blvd., Brooksville; 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Home Depot, 4765 Commercial Way, Spring Hill; 1 to 4 p.m., Walmart, 7305 Broad St., Brooksville.
Monday: 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., Brookridge Community, 8150 Hampton St., Brooksville; 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Walmart, 1485 Commercial Way, Spring Hill; noon to 4 p.m., Sam's Club, 13360 Cortez Blvd., Spring Hill.
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Carl Sagan's Cosmos
Directed by David F. Oyster
Language: English [audio]
Genres: Science
Subjects: Philosophy
The late Dr. Sagan's series goes beyond a guided tour through billions of stars and galaxies. After 20-plus years, Cosmos remains one of the most profound statements in exploration, crossing boundaries between science and religion.
Each of the fascinating segments attempts to deepen our understanding of how we got from there to here. Sagan guides us to the farthest reaches of space and takes us back into the history of scientific inquiry, from the ancient library of Alexandria to the NASA probes of our neighboring planets.
Episode Titles:
1. The Shores Of the Cosmos
2. One Voice In the Cosmic Fugue
3. The Harmony Of the Worlds
4. Heaven and Hell
5. Blues For A Red Planet
6. Travellers' Tales
7. The Backbone of Night
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9. The Lives Of the Stars
10. The Edge Of Forever
11. The Persistence Of Memory
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13. Who Speaks For Earth?
This remarkable program poses all the big questions and Sagan attempts to answer them, or better yet, asks even bigger ones.
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Carl Sagan is one of the most brilliant scientists of our times. He has done an excellent writing job as he delves into the past, present, and future of science, dealing with the mindstaggering enormity of the cosmos in which we exist. Associated Press
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Retired Marine Major General Andrew (Drew) B. Davis is the CEO of the World War II Foundation.
Davis' focus is on advancing the nonprofit's mission to educate and inspire current and future generations about the compelling war stories of the Greatest Generation.
Davis' military, business and nonprofit management experience will bolster the World War II Foundation's aim to increase its awareness nationally and to expand its mission globally.
The Washington, DC-based World War II Foundation travels the world capturing poignant stories through award-winning documentary films shot on location in Europe and the Pacific. To date, the Foundation has produced 19 award-winning documentaries that air on PBS stations worldwide and are viewed by millions each year.
These documentaries continually rank in the top five of the most nationally requested films by PBS affiliates and are donated to schools and libraries nationwide. The films have garnered numerous accolades, including five New England Emmy Awards, two Indie International Film Fest Awards and the American Public Television National Programming Excellence Award in 2013. The films and WWII Foundation initiatives have also been featured on national media outlets such as CNN, ESPN, CBS Morning News, Stars and Stripes and the Associated Press.
Documentaries have included "World War II: Saving the Reality," narrated by Dan Aykroyd; "D-Day: Over Normandy," narrated by Bill Belichick; "Remember Pearl Harbor," narrated by Tom Selleck; and "Journey Home to the USS Arizona," narrated by Matthew Broderick.
Davis retired from the Marine Corps in 2008 after a 38-year military career, including tours in the Vietnam War as well as the Gulf War. He was commissioned as a Marine officer in 1970 following graduation from Princeton University.
During his career, Davis served as an infantry officer and commanded at every level from platoon to force. His Marine Reserve infantry battalion was activated for Operation Desert Storm in 1990, and deployed to the Philippines where it became the first Reserve battalion to qualify as special operations capable and conducted the relief of the Subic Bay naval base during the eruption of Mount Pinatubo.
Davis was promoted to brigadier general in 2000, and served as the director of Marine Corps Public Affairs at the Pentagon from 2001 to 2003. In this role, he led the development of the embedding program for front line journalists in the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts. Davis was promoted to major general in January 2006.
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In addition to his military service, Davis worked in the newspaper industry as a reporter, editor, publisher and educator. He was also group publisher of Pioneer Press Newspaper and president of Chicago Sun-Times Features, Inc., and served in various leadership positions at Northwestern University's Media Management Center, the American Press Institute, the Reserve Officers Association of the U.S. and the Capstone-Keystone-Pinnacle program at the National Defense University.
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National Humanities Medal Design Competition
National Endowment for the Humanities is offering a competition to design the new National Humanities Medal
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The National Endowment for the Humanities is seeking a new design for the National Humanities Medal, which is bestowed annually by the President of the United States in a White House ceremony.
The National Endowment for the Humanities is one of the largest funders of humanities programs in the United States. NEH grants typically go to cultural institutions, such as museums, archives, libraries, colleges, universities, public television and radio stations, and to individual scholars. (Visit the NEH website, www.neh.gov.)
The National Humanities Medal, inaugurated in 1997, honors individuals or groups who have made outstanding contributions to the humanities. Past winners have included authors such as Toni Morrison; historians such as Stephen Ambrose; filmmakers such as Steven Spielberg, and Nobel laureates such as Elie Wiesel. It is a distinguished group of thinkers who deserve a glorious medal. A full list of past medal recipients is available here: http://www.neh.gov/about/awards/national-humanities-medals.
The new medal is intended to premiere at the 2013 National Humanities Medal ceremony and will serve the Endowment far into the future.
Design Specifications
NEH invites thoughtful and creative solutions for a new National Humanities Medal.
Translating the idea of the humanities—the study of literature, philosophy, history, and other subjects—into a visual form is a challenging task. (For more about the humanities, visit the NEH website, www.neh.gov.) The design should reflect the importance of the award and of the humanities in a graceful, insightful, and ultimately beautiful manner.
Your design must include the following:
the words "National Humanities Medal;" and
a blank area on the back of the medal of at least 3 by 1.5 inches. The name of the medalist will be engraved here.
Things to keep in mind as you draft a design:
The medal hangs on a ribbon around the neck.
The diameter of the medal should be between 3 to 4 inches.
The design can use realistic or abstract elements to convey the idea of the humanities.
Designs should indicate relief depths, if possible, and make suggestions for type of metal, materials, patinas, and/or colors to be used.
Please read the full rules for eligibility.
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The winning designer will receive $3,000 and be invited to an unveiling of the final medal in Washington D.C.
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Submissions are only being accepted via Challenge.gov. Please read the official rules carefully to determine eligibility and to understand licensing agreements. You may submit more than one entry if you have developed more than one unique medal design.
To enter the competition:
Fill out the submission form.
Upload an image file of your design. It can be in the form of a scan of a drawing, a digital drawing, or a digital photograph of a sculpted model. The maximum file size allowed is 10 MB. Acceptable file types are: PDF, Zip, and Word.
In the description summary area, provide a brief statement about the thought process behind the design and how it relates to the humanities.
A draft design can be saved and edited before it is officially submitted.
Click "Submit for Review" to have your design entered in the competition.
Questions? Please contact medalcontest@neh.gov or 202-606-8446.
A panel of distinguished judges have been selected for their expertise in the fields of art, sculpture, and minting. They will advise the Chairman of NEH, who will choose the final winning design.
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1. Design relates to the humanities
The subjects and ideas of the humanities—literature, history, philosophy, and others—need to be conveyed in the design of the medal. This may be done through realistic or abstract design.
2. Design will translate into a 3-dimensional medal
Ultimately, the design needs to be translated into a 3-dimensional medal. A winning design, which may be 2-dimensional, will have to be adapted by an artisan in order to create a sculpture for the medal. Can this design become a bas-relief medal?
3. Design can be replicated
Between 10 and 12 medals need to be struck each year to present to National Humanities Medalists. Can this design be replicated successfully, without excessive cost, for many years to come?
4. Beauty of design
Is the design graceful, elegant, and to be cherished by its recipient? Is it worthy of a Presidential medal?


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from tkinter import scrolledtext
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app.geometry('600x200')

txtbox = scrolledtext.ScrolledText(app, width=50, height=10)
txtbox.grid(row=0, column=0,   sticky=E+W+N+S)
txtbox.insert(INSERT,".\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n Physical Properties.\n.\n.\n Physical Properties",)
fortable1 = Frame(txtbox, padx=5, pady=5,width=500,height=200 )
fortable1.place(x=0,y=5)
class Table:

    def __init__(self, fortable1):

        # code for creating table
        self.e = Entry(fortable1, width=12, fg='blue', bg="#FFFFE0",
                       font=('Arial', 12, 'bold'), justify=CENTER)

        self.e.grid(row=0, column=0)
        self.e.insert(END, lst[0][0])
        self.e = Entry(fortable1, width=12, bg="#FFFFE0",
                       font=('Arial', 12, 'bold'), justify=CENTER)

        self.e.grid(row=0, column=1)
        self.e.insert(END, lst[0][1])
        self.e = Entry(fortable1, width=12, bg="#FFFFE0",
                       font=('Arial', 12, 'bold'), justify=CENTER)

        self.e.grid(row=0, column=2)
        self.e.insert(END, lst[0][2])
        self.e = Entry(fortable1, width=12, bg="#FFFFE0",
                       font=('Arial', 12, 'bold'), justify=CENTER)

        self.e.grid(row=0, column=3)
        self.e.insert(END, lst[0][3])

        for i in range(1, total_rows):
            for j in range(total_columns):
                self.e = Entry(fortable1, width=12, bg="#FFFFE0",
                               font=('Arial', 12, 'bold'), justify=CENTER)

                self.e.grid(row=i, column=j)
                self.e.insert(END, lst[i][j])

lst = [("Sr/N", 'Parameter', 'Value', "Remarks"),
       (1, 'Grade Category', '1', '-'),
       (2, 'Equivalant Grade', 'N/A', "No such grades \n in our record"),
       (3, 'Liquidus', 'Tliq', '_'),
       (4, 'Solidus', 'Tsol', '_')]

total_rows = len(lst)
total_columns = len(lst[0])
t = Table(fortable1)
app.mainloop()

A: It is because the frame fortable1 which holds the table is not part of the content of txtbox since it is just put on top of txtbox using .place(). You need to use txtbox.window_create() to insert the frame into the text box instead.
Below is the updated code:
...
txtbox = scrolledtext.ScrolledText(app, width=50, height=10)
txtbox.grid(row=0, column=0,   sticky=E+W+N+S)
fortable1 = Frame(txtbox, padx=5, pady=5,width=500,height=200 )
#fortable1.place(x=0,y=5)
# insert the frame using .window_create()
txtbox.window_create(INSERT, window=fortable1)
txtbox.insert(INSERT, "\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n.\n Physical Properties.\n.\n.\n Physical Properties")
...

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Q: Use only part of Image in PictureBox I would need place a specific part of an Image in a PictureBox, for example a 32x32 image at the location 0,0 in the image.
It would look like this:
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Question:
How would I do this, but that i could still use the Image in a picturebox?

A: It has been a while, but one easy trick is to put the PictureBox inside a container element that is 32x32 and move the PictureBox around inside the container to change which image you actually want displayed.  Setting the (top,left) of PictureBox to (0,0) would show image 1, and setting it to (0,-32) would should image 2, (0,-64)=>3, (-32,0)=>4, etc.
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As long as we're on the subject of partnership in love — aren't we always? — and the difference it can make, this might just be the right time to look at what it is that's prodding you toward commitment. The most common reason, of course, is to banish loneliness forever. Many of us enter (and stay in) a relationship primarily to avoid being alone. When that's the underlying push, it just isn't possible to achieve the depth of emotional union you're after, so after a while, the flimsiness of the union becomes clear and, once again, you find yourself feeling separate, alone.
It's a pathetic irony, and if you think it's happening to you, this is the time to ask yourself why you flee your own company. Just what is it that's so bad about being with yourself? Could it be that you're looking for someone to love you because you don't/aren't able to love yourself? (Think about that really hard.) Please don't imagine that my words are about narcissism or vanity. This is about nurturing yourself, not silly vain preening. I know (from experience) that being alone is really a chance to establish a loving relationship with your very best friend — you. When you love and trust yourself, you can then go on to love and trust another person. But not before. After you know that, really know it, being on your own for reasonable periods of time (not as a loser in a cave) becomes preparation for all levels of relatedness. I suggest you read that again. And again.
Want more flimsy reasons for pairing off?
—To make the future secure.
—To prove to yourself and others that you're desirable.
—To gain life experience.
—To fit in to the social world.
—To make yourself forget a loss or rejection.
—To have a baby.
—To make others envious.
—To please your family.
—To win society's seal of approval.
—To get the material possessions you crave.
—To solve your problems.
—To give your child a father/mother.
—To show your parents your independence.
If you've spent your single phase building self-reliance and self-esteem, the transition to partnered life can be made quite successfully — and happily. Like stepping off an escalator, going from single life to coupled life can be done smoothly. Becoming part of a loving couple can be an extension of the lessons learned during single life — with one joyful plus: romantic love.
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Few musicians have had as substantial an impact on the evolution of American music as Paul Simon. Personally, Simon has been an integral part of my personal musical journey. Some of my earliest memories of music involve running through my mom's Simon and Garfunkel records over and over. The first thing you notice about Simon's compositions are their delicate sonic beauty – they are almost universally unfailingly pleasant to the ear. No doubt this is what first attracted me. Of course, as you grow with these songs they reveal hidden depths. Simon is a keen observer of humanity and he possesses a strong desire for balance in all things. From his voice and phrasing you get the sense that he has made his personal experiences universal. Somehow everything is going to be ok because we are all facing similar challenges and similar triumphs. It is as though he understands that the world is just a little wrong – just a little absurd – and we are not crazy for thinking that we could make things better together.
As a live performer Simon is incomparable. I still maintain that of all the amazing things I have seen at Jazz Fest over the years, his 2001 performance stands alone. Nothing in Simon's catalog of songs ever remains static. He is constantly producing new arrangements and new meanings from even his oldest material. On Wednesday evening Simon will bring his farewell tour – Homeward Bound – to the Smoothie King Center. The performance features a career spanning set list and has been garnering rave reviews. There are just a few tickets left but I'm sure the evening will be well worth our time. I'm sad to see such an august figure pull back from the touring circuit, but somehow I don't think that such a creative spirit will remain silent for too terribly long. It will be interesting to see what the next phase of his career becomes.
Check out this recording of "Boy in the Bubble" from that epic Jazz Fest performance below.
Tonight, Umphrey's McGee is at the Joy. Tomorrow, you can catch John "Papa" Gros Band at Tipitina's. Saturday, Flosstradamus is at The Metropolitan. Sunday, catch Ggoolldd at Gasa. Tuesday, Ariadne is at Gasa with Mouth. Wednesday, Paul Simon brings his farewell tour to the Smoothie King Center.


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Soccer Led Yoshi Kogiso to Viterbo University
Soccer has always been an important part of Yoshi Kogiso's life. In fact, it's the reason he chose to attend college in the U.S.
"Having the opportunity to play collegiate soccer was huge for me," said Kogiso, a native of Cuernavaca, Mexico, who received a scholarship to play at Viterbo University. "Overall, it has been a great experience. Most of my friends are on the soccer team, and I love the U.S."
Kogiso has made the most of his soccer career, being named second team all-conference his sophomore and junior years. He started all 16 games for the V-Hawks this season and led the team in shots. He was also named an NAIA scholar-athlete his junior and senior seasons.
A business administration major with a minor in accounting, Kogiso has excelled in academics as well as athletics. He credits faculty member Todd Ondell with encouraging he and other students to seek out an internship early in their college careers. This led to Kogiso landing a great internship as an international logistics coordinator with Trane (Ingersoll Rand) for two and a half years. He has been very happy with his Viterbo education.
"I like the small classes and being able to talk with my teachers, who are always willing to help and give you advice when you need it," he said.
Viterbo faculty member Jo Ann Marson even helped him land a job at La Crosse Technology, which he will begin after gradation in May. Having a position secured more than a month before graduation has definitely put him at ease, he said.
In his limited spare time, Kogiso enjoys watching sports, hiking in the bluffs, and spending time with friends. He offered some advice for other international students.
"Try to enjoy everything you can," he said. "Be open to new experiences. Don't be afraid to try new things and be social. I love Viterbo and all the people here."
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Chuck Brooks is the Principal Market Growth Strategist -- Cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies for General Dynamics Mission Systems. LinkedIn named Chuck as one of "The Top 5 Tech People to Follow on LinkedIn" out of their 500 million members. He has published more than 150 articles and blogs on cybersecurity and technology issues.
In both 2017 and 2016, he was named "Cybersecurity Marketer of the Year by the Cybersecurity Excellence Awards. Chuck's professional industry affiliations include being the Chairman of CompTIA's New and Emerging Technology Committee, and as a member of The AFCEA Cybersecurity Committee.
In government, Chuck has served at The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as the first Legislative Director of The Science & Technology Directorate at the Department of Homeland Security. He served as a top Advisor to the late Senator Arlen Specter on Capitol Hill covering security and technology issues on Capitol Hill.
2016 was an alarming year for tallying increases in data breaches and analyzing the sophistication of cybersecurity attacks and threats. In this Experts Corner, Chuck Brooks pulls together a collection of links highlighting some of the more alarming cybersecurity statistics.
There are huge, growing demands for a modern cybersecurity workforce in both the private and public sectors; there is also a significant shortage of skilled professionals. Expert Chuck Brooks highlights a few programs looking to make a difference.
The term BREXIT is a new on in our vocabulary - a term that drives uncertainty in many markets around the world.
Expert Chuck Brooks explores the topic to help us better understand the implications this historical vote could have on technology industry and its cybersecurity cousin.
Ransomware is not a new threat, it has been around for at least 15 years, but it has become a trending one. Last year, FBI reported more than 2,500 incidents. The figures are likely much higher as most companies and organizations do not want to publicly disclose that they have been breached, and especially extorted. Ransomware is a growing global problem.


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I want to print HTML from a C# web service. The Web Browser control is overkill, and does not function well in a service-environment, nor does it function well on a system with very tight security constraints. Is there any sort of free .NET library that will support the printing of a basic HTML page? Here is the code I have so far, that is not running properly.
And a small empty print preview dialog appears.
What version of .net are you using? I think if you using 3.5 there is a document render that is NOT the WebBrowser Control. but it uses WPF stuff.
2.0, and we can't move to 3.5 for this.
I know that Visual Studio itself (at least in 2003 version) references the IE dll directly to render the "Design View".
It may be worth looking into that.
Otherwise, I can't think of anything beyond the Web Browser control.
Where %1 is the file path of the html file to be printed.
N.B. This only works on Windows 2000 and above I think.
Great answer - was going to mark it accepted, and ran my test. Seems that dll still pops up the Print dialog, and as this is to run as an unattended Windows Service, we need to bypass that somehow. I've pretty much exhausted Google, and I'm at my wits end.
Note - The project referred to in the link does allow you to navigate to a page and perform a print without showing the print dialog.
Next use RichTextBox to print produced RTF in C#.
Can you print from a RichTextBox when running as a service?
If you've got it in the budget (~$3000), check out PrinceXML.
It will render HTML into a PDF, functions well in a service environment, and supports advanced features such as not breaking a page in the middle of a table cell (which a lot of browsers don't currently support).


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COMO The Treasury is the heart of Perth sophistication
Charis PerkinsLife & Leisure editor
Updated Dec 21, 2017 – 11.00am, first published at 12.15am
It's a Sunday morning at COMO The Treasury hotel in Perth and the air is alive with the sound of music.
Bells ring out from 19th-century St George's Cathedral, glowing in the sunshine over the way; beaming members of a youth choir bop beneath the curved façade of the City of Perth Library next door; the voices of the Vocal Evolution all-male choir fill the soaring Postal Hall of the Treasury State Buildings with spine-tingling harmonies.
There's a palpable sense of good old-fashioned cheer on this day of rest here in the heart of Perth – and it's all included in the experience of staying at COMO The Treasury, Australian outpost of Christina Ong's eco-chic COMO hotel empire. Which may help explain why readers of Condé Nast Traveller recently voted it the best hotel in Australia and New Zealand for the second year in a row, and 12th best hotel in the world.
COMO The Treasury is situated in the very epicentre of Perth. MARTIN MORRELL
A bunch of top-shelf operators have opened or are opening hotels in Perth since COMO opened in 2015, but it may be a hard act to follow.
Part of what makes COMO The Treasury so special is the way it belongs to the city, and to its history. Rather than cordoned off for guests, its public spaces are open to anyone who cares to come. On the afternoon I'm browsing the art books over tea in one of the three serene rooms that make up the Treasury Lounge and Bar, a Perth couple are showing an out-of-town visitor its striking collection of Australian ceramics and glass, and its black-and-white landscapes and botanical watercolours of Cape Arid National Park, by husband-and-wife artists Alex and Philippa Nikulinsky.
A doorway from Treasury Lounge leads down a passageway through to the Postal Hall, grand centrepiece of the Cathedral Square development, comprising three interconnected buildings of which the hotel occupies the eastern flank.
The buildings, home over 140 years to various government departments, a police court and cell block and the city's main post office, stood empty for 20 years until eminent local property developer Adrian Fini transformed them into the epicentre of Perth cool with a $110 million renovation led by architect Kerry Hill.
Literally the epicentre: a plaque on the south-east corner outside records that this is point zero, the geographical marker (adopted in 1925) from which all road distances in Western Australia to Perth are measured.
Hotel guests mingle with locals in the boutiques and restaurants off the Postal Hall, including Petition Kitchen, where chef Jesse Blake rustles up casual, quirky dishes meant to be shared – like Fremantle octopus with taramasalata and fried chorizo vinaigrette and the perennial favourite, chopped broccoli salad with toasted grains and walnuts and sheep's feta.
Next door at the Petition Wine Bar & Merchant, beverage manager Emma Farrelly "leaves the icons" for Wildflower, the hotel's fine dining restaurant on the rooftop, and offers masterclasses focusing on young, new West Australian winemakers. The Australian wine scene, she declares, is "the most exciting it's been".
Outside, little shops tucked beneath the building (and vending West Australian goods and produce) include The Honeycake, a bakery famous across Perth for its cake, based on an old Czech family recipe.
Two slices are waiting for us under a glass dome in our COMO The Treasury Heritage room, though "room" doesn't do it justice. It's vast, with high ceilings and tall windows through which pours the ultra-bright light that bathes this city.
Unlike so many luxury hotel rooms, there's nothing overtly glamorous about it. The colour pallet is neutral, the decor pared back. There is no artifice. It just is, like the rest of the hotel – a quietly grand, comfortable and authentic destination steeped in the richness of a place and its people.
The Treasury Lounge & Bar is home to striking collections of Australian art. MARTIN MORRELL
The writer stayed as a guest of COMO The Treasury.
The Postal Hall is the grand centrepiece of the Cathedral Square development. MARTIN MORRELL
The pool has been designed to capture the abundant light. MARTIN MORRELL
Address 1 Cathedral Avenue. Tel (08) 6168 7888
Rates From $645 a night for a Heritage room
For more see comohotels.com/thetreasury
Charis Perkins edits The Australian Financial Review's weekly lifestyle liftout, covering the arts, fashion, design, travel, wine, fine dining, sports, motoring and more. Life & Leisure is published online and in the Friday and weekend editions. Email Charis at cperkins@afr.com
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National Police Send Records Of Possible Customers Of Sheremet's Murder For Phonoscopic Examination
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Даша Зубкова
The National Police sent the records of possible customers of the murder of journalist Pavel Sheremet for a phonoscopic examination.
The press service of the authority has said this in a statement, Ukrainian News Agency reports.
"The audio recording, which was received by the National Police of Ukraine, has already been sent for a phonoscopic examination," the statement reads.
It is noted that the police are interested in obtaining additional information, which may concern those who ordered the murder of Sheremet.
To do this, it is necessary to conduct appropriate investigative actions in relation to the person who is the manager of the sound recording - the former employee of the Belarusian special forces Igor Makar.
"Since the manager of the recording is now in the territory of one of the countries of the European Union, in order to carry out the relevant investigative actions, it is necessary to follow the procedures of international legal assistance. A joint group of employees of the National Police and the Office of the Prosecutor General has already been formed, which is ready to travel to the country of residence of the owner of the recording in the near future," the statement reads.
Besides, the investigators of the National Police prepared Makar an official invitation to Ukraine to participate in investigative actions.
It is noted that he will receive the procedural status of a witness, and he will also be provided with proper protection.
"The case concerning the perpetrators of the murder of Pavel Sheremet is already being considered in court. The investigation has collected a full evidence base of the involvement of three accused in the commission of this crime. In the future, the decision will be made by the court. We note that the information received about the so-called "Belarusian trace" concerns exclusively the customers murder of a journalist, these materials are processed in a separate criminal proceeding. As the investigation previously reported, one of the motives for the commission of the crime may be the professional activities of the deceased, who has repeatedly criticized the authorities, including the authorities of Belarus. That is, the information that the pre-trial investigation body ignored this version does not correspond to reality," the National Police emphasizes.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, the National Police announced that it has received new information about possible customers for the murder of Sheremet.
The National Police will conduct investigative actions on the territory of Belarus in the case of the murder of Sheremet.
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