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Rice noodles sauteed with egg and bean sprouts topped with crushed peanuts, scallions and bean sprouts.
Deep-fried Thai-style vegetable egg roll.
Deep-fried wontons filled with seasoned cream cheese, imitation crab meat and scallions served with a sweet plum dipping sauce.
Choice of meat with egg, white onions, peas and carrots topped with roasted garlic flakes.
Mushrooms, tomatoes, and white onions in tangy and creamy coconut broth topped with scallions and cilantro.
Rice noodles with egg and bean sprouts sauteed in coconut red curry topped with scallions, crushed peanuts and bean sprouts.
Wide rice noodles sauteed with egg and bean sprouts topped with crushed peanuts, scallions and bean sprouts.
Choice of meat with egg, baby corn, bean sprouts, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, mushrooms, peapods and water chestnuts topped with roasted garlic flakes.
Deep-fried Thai-style vegetable egg roll with shrimp.
Deep-fried crispy tofu served with a sweet plum dipping sauce topped with peanuts.
Lettuce, fresh mint, cilantro and carrots wrapped in rice paper.
Mushrooms, tomatoes and white onions in a tangy lemon grass broth topped with scallions and cilantro.
Bamboo and water chestnuts topped with scallions and cilantro.
Choice of meat with egg, broccoli and peapods topped with roasted garlic flakes.
Choice of meat with egg. broccoli and peapods topped with roasted garlic flakes.
Choice of meat with egg, basil, peapods, peas and carrots topped with roasted garlic flakes.
Choice of meat with egg, pineapple chunks, tomatoes and white onions topped with roasted garlic flakes.
Bacon with egg, cabbage, white onions and scallions topped with roasted garlic flakes.
Bamboo bell peppers and mushrooms sauteed in coconut red curry.
Bell peppers, carrots, eggplant and green peas sauteed in coconut green curry.
Baby corn, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, mushroom, peapods, and water chestnuts sauteed in coconut red curry.
Bell pepper, eggplants, mushrooms and white onions sauteed in coconut red curry.
Potatoes, green peas, and white onions sauteed in coconut masaman curry and topped with roasted whole peanuts.
Potatoes, white onions, peas and carrots sauteed in coconut yellow curry.
Basil, bell peppers, carrots and eggplant sauteed in coconut panang curry.
Baby corn, broccoli, carrots, peapods, tomatoes and roasted cashew nuts sauteed in coconut red curry and topped with scallions.
Bell peppers, broccoli & carrots topped with peanut curry sauce.
Wide rice noodles sauteed with egg, bean sprouts and lettuce topped with scallions, bean sprouts and a dash of white pepper.
Steamed broccoli sauteed in a soy bean gravy sauce served over wide rice noodles and topped with a dash of white pepper.
Transparent noodles sauteed with egg, bean sprouts, carrots, celery and tomatoes topped with scallions and bean sprouts.
Sauteed garlic, water chestnuts and black pepper topped with scallions and served over a bed of fresh lettuce.
Sauteed bell peppers, mushrooms, water chestnuts and white onions.
Sauteed baby corn, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, mushrooms, peapods and water chestnuts.
Sauteed roasted cashew nuts, bamboo, bell peppers and mushrooms topped with scallions.
Sauteed broccoli, garlic and peapods. With choice of meat.
Bell peppers, cucumbers, pineapple chunks, tomatoes and white onions sauteed in a special sweet and sour house sauce.
Broccoli, peapods and garlic sauteed in brown sauce.
Baby corn, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, mushrooms, peapods and water chestnuts sauteed in brown sauce.
Baby corn, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, mushrooms, peapods and water chestnuts sauteed in coconut red curry.
Fried tofu, cabbage, pea pods and transparent noodles sauteed in brown sauce.
Steamed tofu, basil, eggplant, peapods and garlic chili paste sauteed in brown sauce and served over lettuce.
Shrimp with bamboo, bell peppers, carrots, pea pods & roasted cashew nuts.
Shrimp, scallops, imitation crabmeat sauteed with peapods, water chestnuts, bamboo and bell peppers.
Shrimp & Scallops sauteed in coconut red curry with baby corn, pea pods, mushrooms and broccoli.
Sauteed catfish fillet with cucumber, tomatoes, pineapple chunks, white onions, bell peppers in a house special sweet & sour sauce.
Sauteed catfish fillet with bell peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, and Kaffir lime leaves in a spicy Thai curry sauce.
Baby corn, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, mushrooms peapods and water chestnuts sauteed in coconut red curry.
Bell peppers, eggplant, mushrooms and whtie onion sauteed in coconut red curry.
Potatoes, green peas and white onions sauteed in coconut masaman curry and topped with roasted whole peanuts.
Garlic, water chestnuts and black pepper sauteed in brown sauce and topped with scallions and served over a bed of fresh lettuce..
Bell peppers, mushrooms, water chestnuts and white onions sauteed in brown sauce.
Roasted cashew nuts, bamboo, bell pepper and mushrooms sauteed in brown sauce and topped with scallions.
Roasted almonds, bamboo, bell peppers, celery, mushrooms and water chestnuts sauteed in brown sauce and topped with scallions.
Broccoli, garlic and peapods sauteed in brown sauce.
White onions, peas, and carrots.
Specify which dish to put this on.


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public interface DropdowUiHandlers extends UiHandlers {

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the correct answer is "B" .
the forces on the table act on a ring but are said to be concurrent. if the cords were rigidly to the ring would the forces necessarily be concurrent?? will you please give me some explanation answers about this...thanks a lot..


How high will the Pacers soar in 2009-10? Our experts make their regular-season predictions.
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John Hollinger profiles every member of the Indiana Pacers and projects their '09-10 stats.
John Hollinger and Ric Bucher examine key players to watch on the Pacers in 2009-10.


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Dr. Omokhodion is currently Professor of Occupational and Community Medicine at the University of Ibadan, and has worked as consultant for national and multinational agencies in Occupational health and international agencies in Community Health. She served as a short term consultant for the World Bank in 2003 submitting a country report on the Public Health System and the Control of communicable diseases. She was Country Coordinator for the Dreyfus Health Foundation program in Nigeria from 1995- 2005 supervising and coordinating several community health projects across the country. She was a Visiting lecturer to the Department of Public Health of University of Kuopio, Finland in 2005 and a Visiting Professor to the Occupational Medicine program at the Department of Medicine, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada in 2009. She also served as Research Advisor to Shell Petroleum Development Corporation of Nigeria in 2010/2011.
Dr. Omokhodion has conducted studies and published several papers on aspects of occupational toxicology, workers in small scale industries, women's health, students' health and childhood diseases especially diarrhoeal diseases and home management of malaria. She has also focused on smoking habits of secondary school children, medical students and physicians. She has over 70 papers in peer reviewed journals and has contributed several chapters in books. Dr. Omokhodion has supervised several dissertations for Masters in Public Health and PhD in Public Health and held several tenures in academic positions as sub dean postgraduate at the University. Folashade Omokhodion attended Queen's College Yaba, Lagos from 1968 to 1974 and then proceeded to the College of Medicine of the University of Ibadan from where she graduated MBBS in 1979.
Dr. Omokhodion also serves as a member of the DCP3 Advisory Committee to the Editors.


SUP Yoga or Paddle board Yoga is yoga practiced on a board floating in the water. This practice helps you to improve concentration, balance and core strength. Anyone is welcome to come to a SUP Yoga class even if it is your first time trying yoga, and/or your first time on a paddle board.
This Summer I'll be teaching several kids SUP yoga camps at the Mission Bay Sports Center. The camps will kick-off ton Thursday, June 25th & Friday, June 26th from 1pm to 4pm. Interested in signing up? Contact Tiffany@ifiwasabirdyoga.com. July & August will be packed with fun camps so check back on the schedule soon!
If you are interested in a SUP Yoga adult class contact Elishia at info@elishiaortiz.com.


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Chelsea and Man Utd No. 1 Target Paul Pogba Hints at Premier League Move
TOPICS:ChelseaManchester United
Posted By: By Far The Greatest Team February 20, 2016
Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba is one of the hottest properties in football and has many suitors in the transfer market.
The 22-year old has been linked with moves to the likes of Man Utd, Chelsea, Man City, PSG, Barcelona and Real Madrid in recent past.
The France international, in a recent interview, has dropped a hint about where he may be headed to in near future.
Pogba has indicated at a possible Man City move after revealing that he wishes to work with Pep Guardiola.
"He is a coach that I admire and someone you can learn a lot from," Pogba told Sky Sport Italia.
"Guardiola has great experience and an exciting footballing philosophy. He influences his team and is respected by all his players. Any player at his disposal improves and, in a short time, he is already a football icon.
"At the moment I am committed to Juventus, but it's clear that the opportunity to work with Guardiola may develop in the future."
These comments will come as a huge blow to Chelsea, who are expected to make a massive bid for the Juventus star in summer.
The Turin club value their player at £73million (€100m) which shouldn't present a problem to rich owners of Manchester City.
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Photo: Man Utd top target Neymar spotted in England
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I had the great honor of being a President's Scholar, which afforded me the opportunity to matriculate through the CSU system and to continue with my volunteer work through the YMCA. I am thrilled that these opportunities continue to exist for our youth, and I am very proud of the eight LBUSD seniors who received a full-ride scholarship, including personalized advising and other assistance, to CSULB as part of the President's Scholars Program. Congratulations to these remarkable, bright and talented students, including Julia Jaynes, who was an intern in my office during the past school year!


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           el.style[p[i] + "Transform"] = s;
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       el.style["transform"] = s;
       el.style["transformOrigin"] = oString;
       instance.setZoom(zoom);
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       scope: {
           onConnection: '=onConnection',
           zoom: '=',
           x: '=',
           y: '='
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                    scope.$emit('connection made');
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              newVal = newVal / 100;
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	               return x * newVal / oldVal;
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               var cx = $(".panel-primary")[0].offsetWidth / 2;
               var cy = $(".panel-primary")[0].offsetHeight / 2;
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                   if (scope.zoom < 90) {
                       scope.zoomIn();
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               } else {
                   if (scope.zoom > 20) {
                       scope.zoomOut();
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myApp.directive('jsPlumbObject', [function() {
    return {
        restrict: 'E',
        require: '^jsPlumbCanvas',
        scope: {
            stateObject: '=stateObject'
        },
        transclude: true,
        template: '

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        link: function(scope, element, attrs, jsPlumbCanvas) {
            var instance = jsPlumbCanvas.scope.jsPlumbInstance;
            instance.draggable(element, {
                drag: function (event) {
                    scope.stateObject.x = event.pos[0];
                    scope.stateObject.y = event.pos[1];
                    console.log(event);
                    scope.$apply();
                }
            });
            //scope.stateObject.id = element[0].id;

            scope.$parent.$parent.$parent.dragWorkaround();

            scope.$on('$destroy', function() {

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myApp.directive('jsPlumbEndpoint', [function() {

    return {
        restrict: 'E',
        require: '^jsPlumbCanvas',
        scope: {
            settings: '=settings'
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        controller: ['$scope', function ($scope) {
            this.scope = $scope;
            this.connectionObjects = {};
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        transclude: true,
        template: '

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        link: function(scope, element, attrs, jsPlumbCanvas) {
            var instance = jsPlumbCanvas.scope.jsPlumbInstance;
            scope.jsPlumbInstance = jsPlumbCanvas.scope.jsPlumbInstance;
            scope.uuid = attrs.uuid;
            var options = {
                anchor: attrs.anchor,
                uuid: attrs.uuid
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            // console.log('rigging up endpoint');
            // $(element).addClass('_jsPlumb_endpoint');
            // $(element).addClass('endpoint-' + attrs.anchor);

            var ep = instance.addEndpoint(element, scope.settings, options);

            // Hide target endpoint on input operators. They must have a target endpoint,
            // otherwise connections from them do not visibly disappear when deleted o_O
            if (element.scope().$parent.$parent.stateObject.classType === "input") {
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                  ep.canvas.style.display = "none";
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            scope.$on('$destroy', function() {
                instance.deleteEndpoint(ep);
            });
        }
    };
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myApp.directive('jsPlumbConnection', ['$timeout', function($timeout) {

    return {
        restrict: 'E',
        require: '^jsPlumbEndpoint',
        scope: {
            ngClick: '&ngClick',
            ngModel: '=ngModel'
        },
        link: function(scope, element, attrs, jsPlumbEndpoint) {
            var instance = jsPlumbEndpoint.scope.jsPlumbInstance;
            var sourceUUID = jsPlumbEndpoint.scope.uuid;
            var targetUUID = scope.ngModel.uuid;

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            console.log(sourceUUID);
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            console.log('[directive][jsPlumbConnection] ', scope, attrs);

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                    jsPlumbEndpoint.connectionObjects[targetUUID] = instance.connect({
                        uuids:[
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                        overlays:[
                            ["Label", {label:"", id:"label"}]
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                    console.log('[created---------][directive][jsPlumbConnection] ');

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                var connection = jsPlumbEndpoint.connectionObjects[targetUUID];
                if (connection && connection !== undefined) {

                    connection.bind("click", function () {
                        scope.ngClick();
                        scope.$apply();
                    });

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                        scope.ngModel.mouseover = true;
                        scope.$apply();
                    });
                    connection.bind("mouseleave", function () {
                        scope.ngModel.mouseover = false;
                        scope.$apply();
                    });

                    // Put a clone of the delete button on the label (centered on the line),
                    // then hide the original. We can't just move the original, it angers Angular
                    var overlay = connection.getOverlay("label");
                    if (overlay) {
                        console.log('[getOverlay][label]', overlay, element);
                        $(element).clone(true, true).appendTo(overlay.canvas);
                        $(element).css("display", "none");
                    }
                }

            }, 300);

            scope.$on('$destroy', function() {
                if (jsPlumbEndpoint.connectionObjects[targetUUID] &&
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                    console.log('jsPlumbConnection for $destroy', jsPlumbEndpoint.connectionObjects[targetUUID]);
                    instance.detach(jsPlumbEndpoint.connectionObjects[targetUUID]);
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                jsPlumbEndpoint.connectionObjects[targetUUID] = undefined;
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Stately 3-Story Colonial Restored From The Roof To The Basement W/A Balance Of Luxurious Amenities & Respect For Original Millwork. The Home Is On Nearly 3/4 Acre Of Landscaped Grounds & Welcomes You W/A Grand Circular Driveway. On The Interior, Every Room Is Thoughtfully Designed, Incl Gourmet Kitchen; Master Br W/En Suite; Radiant Heat In Kitchen, Laundry Rm & Bathrooms.
This property is a Colonial style home located in Glen Cove and the Glen Cove School District. It has 11.0 rooms, an eat in kitchen, a finished basement, 4 bedrooms, and 3.00 bathrooms. The Residential property sits on 0.67 acres of land , has a Detached garage, in ground sprinklers and the following rooms: Ef, Living Room with Fire Place, Den, Dining Rm, Kitchen, Mud Rm, Full Bathroom, Lndry Rm, Master bedroom Ste with Ensuite, 2 Bedrooms, Full Bath, Fnshd Room, 2nd Room Just Needs Flooring. It has appr. 3300 interior square feet. The home is in Mint condition. It has 1 fireplace, gas fuel, Hot Air heating, and lot square footage of 29,098.
An ethnically diverse community, Glen Cove is one of just two cities in Nassau County. The city is located in the heart of the Gold Coast on Long Island's North Shore, with a marina and public park along the waterfront where residents picnic and take in the fireworks each July 4th. The city was once home to several wealthy industrial barons, including J.P. Morgan, F.W. Woolworth and Charles Pratt, whose estate, "The Manor," is now run as the Glen Cove Mansion Hotel and Conference Center.


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class CandidateMthdFreqUG :
	public CandidateMethod
{
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public:
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	virtual bool parse(const std::vector<std::string>& param);
	virtual std::vector<std::pair<Motif, double>> getCandidantMotifs(const std::vector<Graph> & gs);

};


Her bedroom door was closed.
A smell of burning came from behind the shut door.
2 (aggettivo ) in the sense of shut down The airport shop was closed.
No-one was admitted to this closed circle of elite students.
Finally, last spring, the film was finished.


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Now Reading: Six Texas Political Players Who Lost Power in 2018
Six Texas Political Players Who Lost Power in 2018
A diverse and bipartisan ensemble of politicians and groups were rudely awakened as they were wrested from or kept out of power in 2018.
Left to right: Stan Stanart, Pete Sessions, Carlos Uresti Photos courtesy/Harris County Clerk, Pete Sessions, Sam DeGrave; Photo Illustration/Sunny Sone
Justin Miller Dec 18, 2018, 12:13 pm CST
Power is a funny thing. One minute you have it; the next it's gone. Sometimes it's taken forcefully; other times it's given away. In Texas, the ruling Republican party has grown comfortable in its power, while the futile Democratic opposition has often become complacent with its limited influence. There's a long list of old, white conservative men who have taken their power for granted, never facing serious electoral challenges. And where Democrats have found power in Texas, they've often abused it or squandered it. That paved the way for several political upsets in 2018.
Meet Texas' (Out of) Power Players: a diverse, bipartisan ensemble of six politicians and groups that were rudely awakened as they were wrested from (or kept out of) power in 2018.
1) Pete Sessions
Some of Sessions' leadership PAC expenses. Illustration/Sunny Sone
Pete Sessions was living the good life. He'd been sitting comfortably in his north Dallas perch of power in the 32nd Congressional District, a gerrymandered bastion of country club Republicanism, since 2002. Over the course of his nearly two-decade career, the silver-haired politician accumulated power like algae on a swamp. He guided the GOP takeover of the House in 2010 and was rewarded with the role of legislative gatekeeper when he became chair of the House rules committee. He used the clout as one of the most powerful members of Congress to serve as a vessel for big businesses. As the Observer reported earlier this year, he spent thousands wining and dining corporate donors at exclusive golf clubs and ski resorts.
Sessions was untouchable. In 2016, Democrats didn't even bother to field a candidate to challenge him. But Hillary Clinton ended up winning his changing district, instantly making him a top 2018 target. Facing off against Democratic newcomer Colin Allred, a well-funded former NFL player with hometown roots, he called in every favor he could from his Republican colleagues and an alphabet soup of corporate PACs. But he was still ousted by more than 5 percentage points.
Ol' Pete may be joining another prominent Sessions (remember Jefferson Beauregard?) who is also no longer in power, but his good deeds surely won't be forgotten as he starts shopping around his résumé to corporate boards and lobbying shops.
2) Empower Texans
State Representative Jonathan Stickland, R-Bedford, a Texas GOP tea partier who's come to embody the rightest of the state's right-wing, at the 2016 Texas Republican convention. Patrick Michels
When Jonathan Stickland and Briscoe Cain become your top generals, you know your political coup is in trouble.
Tim Dunn, the ultra-wealthy oilman from Midland, has made it his mission to shape the Texas Republican Party in the image of Louie Gohmert on uppers. Despite spending tens of millions of dollars, Dunn has failed. Sure, he's installed a handful of state representatives and senators. But in order to gain power, you need to be a credible threat. Empower was, at one point, successful in creating that illusion. However, 2018 exposed the venture to be a very expensive paper tiger.
In the primaries, Empower failed to defeat many of its top targets, like moderate Republican Sarah Davis. When they did succeed in driving out mainstreamers, many of their chosen candidates, such as far-right vaccine truther Lisa Luby Ryan, got smeared in the general. Empower's leading luminaries, including Matt Rinaldi and senators Konni Burton and Don Huffines, were similarly washed away by a blue wave in the Metroplex. The writing on the wall was legible enough that Representative Jeff Leach, who nearly lost hold of his purpling Plano district, promptly absconded from the insurgent House Freedom Caucus after the election.
What remains is a well-financed assortment of whackos with few friends and little power. That dearth of influence was accentuated by Empower foe and state Representative Dennis Bonnen's seemingly uninhibited ascension to the speakership. More than a decade into their political project, Tim Dunn and co. are still tilting at government-subsidized windmills.
3) Bexar County Democrats
Former state Senator Carlos Uresti, D-San Antonio Sam DeGrave
Want to understand the dysfunction and ineptitude of Texas Democrats? Look no further than Bexar County, where the local party is dead broke and mired with infighting. It's a small miracle that Democrats were able to flip 24 county seats in November. But they still managed to bungle several other potential pickups.
After felon Carlos Uresti resigned from his San Antonio state Senate seat this year, Pete Gallego and the local party apparatus managed to lose the special election runoff, handing over a predominately Hispanic district that Democrats have held for 139 years to Republican Pete Flores. Ultimately, losing that seat allowed Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick to keep his GOP supermajority in the upper chamber, as Democrats picked up two Dallas senate districts in November.
On top of that, San Antonio native Gina Ortiz Jones narrowly lost her bid to oust "moderate maverick" Will Hurd in the 23rd Congressional District. In a blue wave year, the perennial swing district that stretches from San Antonio to the western border should have been a gimme. But Ortiz Jones ultimately lost by about 1,250 votes — a margin that a functioning local party in the most important part of the district easily could have made up.
Then there's Julián Castro, the Alamo City's hometown hero. Along with his twin brother, the supposed face of the Democratic Party's future decided to sit out the most important election cycle of his career because he didn't want to risk sullying his profile with a statewide loss in Texas. Then he watched from the sidelines as some nobody from El Paso became a political phenom and now sits atop the 2020 presidential wishlists.
Castro also wants to run for president and is scrambling to lay down his marker in a crowded Democratic primary field, as if nothing has changed since he became a party darling in the late 2000s. The thing is, political power doesn't last if you try to bottle it up to use at the most opportune time.
4) Stan Stanart
Stanart's re-election website before it was scrubbed. Screenshot
In the end, Stan Stanart, the notoriously incompetent and conspiratorial Harris County clerk charged with administering elections in one of the country's largest counties, was no match for George Soros' shadowy electoral meddling. At least that's probably what he's telling himself after getting shellacked by his Democratic opponent, Diane Trautman. Stanart had accused Soros of trying to "control" Houston elections — part of the ongoing villainization of the Jewish liberal billionaire by leaders of the Texas GOP.
Of course, Stanart wasn't the only Republican to get booted in Harris County. In the final year of straight-ticket voting in Texas, Democrats swept out all Republican officeholders, including the popular, moderate County Judge Ed Emmett. But Houston voters held a particular wrath for Stanart. While Emmett narrowly lost his race with 48 percent of the vote, Stanart garnered just 43 percent.
Stanart was an increasingly rare bird: a raving nutjob who clung on to power in a highly consequential urban elected office simply by virtue of low midterm turnout. With his loss, that species is now on the verge of extinction.
5) René Oliveira
Former state Representative René Oliveira, D-Brownsville, during the 2017 legislative session. Sam DeGrave
René Oliveira is no stranger to power. Beginning in 1981, he has served 17 terms representing Brownsville in the Texas House. He was seen as the ultimate distillation of politics in the Rio Grande Valley, which has a long and rich history of corruption.
His critics accused him of being a self-serving tool for the Austin lobbyists and industry PACs that filled his campaign coffers, all while doing little to help his district — the most impoverished in the state. Instead, they said, Oliveira used his power for himself. Over the past decade, according to the Texas Monitor, he used campaign funds to lease personal cars, furnish his swanky Austin apartment and live the high life. Using campaign contributions, Oliveira spent more than $16,000 at liquor stores and ran up tabs of more than $41,000 at Cobbleheads Bar and Grill in Brownsville.
His critics saw an opening. He faced two primary challengers in March and was ultimately forced into a runoff against Cameron County Commissioner Alex Dominguez. Weeks before the runoff, he was arrested and charged with drunk driving in Brownsville after hitting another car and then reportedly handing the driver his business card and promising "that he would take care of everything."
Apparently, voters finally got fed up with Oliveira's idea of constituent services. Dominguez won the runoff by more than 14 points. But whether Oliveira's loss gets the rest of the entrenched Valley Democrats to change their ways remains to be seen.
6) Texas' Besieged Cadre of Congressional Republicans
The United States Capitol. Courtesy/Wikimedia
There will be two fewer Republican U.S. House members from Texas reporting for duty in January. But after nearly 10 years in power, the 23 remaining House Republicans will find themselves in an uncomfortable position. With minority status comes far less power. When the Democrats take over next month, the Texas Republican delegation will lose seven committee chairmanships.
Those Texas House Republicans who didn't hold chairmanships often had coveted spots on influential committees and subcommittees — and they, too, will feel the cold isolation that comes with minority status. Meanwhile, the bevy of Republican freshman who replaced retiring incumbents in safely red districts will have it even worse: they'll be out of power and at the bottom of the pecking order, stuck with crappy offices and obscure committee appointments.
A rash of GOP members may decide to just hang it up come 2020, especially the handful of incumbents who will have to actually try to get re-elected after they saw their once-impenetrable districts turn purple in November.
It's not very enjoyable to be a politician without power, but maybe Republicans in Washington can learn some coping skills from Democrats in the Texas Legislature.
Read More: Carlos Uresti, Dan Patrick, elections, Empower Texans, Pete Gallego, Pete Sessions, Rene Oliveira, Stan Stanart, Texas GOP, Will Hurd


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Q: Add multiple cross sell products to cart from product page I'm surprised im asking this as i would assume it is fairly easy to do but i've been trying and playing with plugins for days and not able to get the result i need.
I am trying to add multiple cross sell options to a woocommerce product so that a user can select multiple add-on products and add them to the cart with the main product from the product page.
Fore example: If the main product is a toy car, the add-on options might be batteries, extra remote control, etc. The customer could check the items they want and all would be separately added to the cart (by separately i mean so the customer could later decide to remove the toy car from the cart, but the batteries and extra remote would still remain in the cart until they were also removed).
I have tried various things including: product variations (core), product bundles (woo and yith), product addons (woo and yith), composite products (woo and yith). None can do all of the above.
If anyone can suggest a way to do it with either core or a plugin i would be VERY grateful!
Thanks for reading :)

A: It's been a while and I assume you already found the answer, but in case you haven't, you may add (manually) all the products that matches the product in the cart. You can do so in the product's page (admin panel) in "linked products", where "Cross-Sells" are the ones that will show in the cart.
The only thing is that by default, WooCommerce allows only 2 products to be linked. You may override that limit by inserting in your theme's "functions.php" file, the following line.
    add_filter( 'woocommerce_cross_sells_columns', 'change_cross_sells_columns' );

    function change_cross_sells_columns( $columns ) {
    return 6;
    }
In the example above, "6" is the limit. You may use any number, but you should use it wisely, as too many products shown in the cart will only confuse customers.
I hope this helps.

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John Mellencamp - A Life Full Of Rain
"A Life Full of Rain" features a guest appearance by Bruce Springsteen on electric guitar. The song is written by John Mellencamp and released on his 2022 ( on 21 Jan ) album Strictly A One-Eyed Jack.
Strictly A One-Eyed Jack is John Mellencamp's 25th studio album. It features a guest appearance by Bruce Springsteen on three tracks: ' Did you say such a thing ' , Wasted Days' and ' a life full of rain '. Springsteen and Mellencamp recorded the three songs together at Belmont Mall Studio (Mellencamp's personal recording studio) in Belmont, IN. On 15 May 2021, during part two of Clive Davis's exclusive and virtual pre-Grammy gala, John Mellencamp revealed that he had teamed up with Springsteen in the studio. "Bruce is singing on the new record and is playing guitar," Mellencamp told Billboard. "I finished the record a week ago today."
A life full of rain coming down on my shoulders
A life full of rain here in a room where no one cares
I'm not wanted here, I got no place to go
I've found all is empty in a life full of rain
Your sky is never clear and you can hear that thunder
You know that means trouble, the kind of trouble that won't disappear
So you ask for forgiveness, you know there's none coming
Life full of rain and the forecast is severe
The gravel roads that lie stretched out before you
They are the roads that you've gone down before
Goddamn it, you didn't ask, you didn't ask to come here
So you curse your own mother for the day that you were born
It's all been a trick, a little sleight of hand
Like the clowns in the circus who tells a story but no one understands
So you disappear into the solitude, you go into the shadows
Of a life full of rain with no dry spot to stand
There's a blue-eyed world that said it once loved you
But that was in your youth, such a long, long time ago
As the days went by with your pride walking beside you
Pride you could not swallow and refused to let go
So here you are stuck in a world of your own ego
World where there's no rumors of other lost souls
Who've turned into ghosts and float sadly through the evening
And you thought you were exempt from a life full of rain
A life full of rain that's coming down on your shoulders


Sponsored a delegation of five Chinese teachers to attend a one-day workshop in Vancouver organized by the Human Early Learning Partnership at the University of British Columbia. Following the workshop, the Foundation assisted the teachers to spend a day observing and later debriefing with teachers from the Simon Fraser University Child Care Society Centres. These child care centres utilize a Reggio Emilia-inspired philosophy, which views children as possessing a natural drive to learn about their world. Each centre is equipped with both indoor and outdoor spaces, which children utilize at will. Teachers both supervise and follow the children's interests to promote their learning. By arranging these activities for the Chinese teachers, the Foundation helped to promote the understanding within China of advanced Canadian research and practices in early childhood education.
Cosponsored with S.U.C.C.E.S.S. a one-day conference for immigrant families of children with special needs, to help them understand how to access services for their children. The conference took place in Coquitlam, BC. Read More..
On May 24, 2014, 70 families from five different immigrant communities in the tri-cities area participated in an all-day conference labeled "Helping Your Child to Succeed: Strategies to Strengthen the Social-Emotional Development of Your Child." The conference was held at the Douglas College Coquitlam campus, and designed to ensure that immigrant caregivers whose children have special needs or disabilities would be able to access needed and available services for their children.
While volunteers supervised the children playing and participating in crafts and other learning activities, the parents and grandparents listened to several prominent local speakers—including Dr. Amrit Dharwhal, Ph.D. and registered Psychologist from the University of British Columbia, and Deb Smith, M.Ed. in Counseling Psychology from Douglas College-- discussing children's normal social-emotional development, how to address challenges and strengthen their child's social-emotional development, what can go wrong, and where to get help for children who may have issues of mental illness, autism, attention deficit disorder, or other common conditions.
This conference grew out of the Soong Ching Ling Children's Foundation of Canada's recognition of a common problem facing some children in Canada. Canadian law and values recognize the right of all children, regardless of disability or special needs, to receive educational and other supports which allow their full social participation. British Columbia, like other Canadian provinces, has made great strides in providing resources to ensure the diagnosis, education, and social inclusion of children with all kinds of disabilities. However, many immigrant families are not aware of these services, or, because of the associated stigma in their home cultures, are reluctant to access them. The conference was designed to reach out to those immigrant families, to help reduce the stigma associated with acknowledging their children's conditions and needs, and to encourage families to access available services for their children who need them. To better reach the immigrant families, the Foundation partnered with S.U.C.C.E.S.S. in the organization of the conference and recruitment of the families from various immigrant communities.
63 mothers or grandmothers, 36 fathers or grandfathers, and 78 children attended the conference. The many non-English speaking families spoke Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean, Farsi, or Nepalese, and S.U.C.C.E.S.S. staff translated the entire day's proceedings into all 5 of these languages. Families sat in their language groupings with a translator, so that translation into the different languages could proceed simultaneously, allowing more time for learning and questions.
On the feedback forms received from participants, all 53 respondents agreed that they had gained a better understanding about the social-emotional development of children. Typical comments included that the caregiver now knows where they can access help for their child, and a request for more events of this type. Because of the vision and support provided by the Soong Ching Ling Children's Foundation of Canada, children with special needs in at least some immigrant families are now more likely to receive the help they require to participate fully in school and in Canadian society.
Co-sponsored and hosted the 2011 Educating the Heart, Body & Mind: A Cross Cultural Early Childhood Education Symposium in Richmond Canada. Speakers from Canada and China presented to 75 early childhood educators on a variety of topics ranging from the latest findings in brain research to effective ways to teach young children math.
Co-sponsored and sent a delegation of 7 (including 5 Board members, all of whom paid their own way) to the 2009 Early Childhood Education Symposium on "Creativity Education," to be held in Shanghai. Two of the Board members presented papers at the conference.
Co-sponsored and hosted the 2007 Early Childhood Education Symposium on "The Whole Child," in Richmond, BC. Delegates from China and Canada presented papers to an audience of approximately fifty early childhood educators.
Financed the making and distribution to educational institutions in China and Canada of VCDs of a series of lectures on Chinese lyrical poetry given by Professor Yeh Chia-ying, a renowned expert in the field.
Co-sponsored the 2005 International Symposium on Early Childhood Education in Multicultural Background, held in Shanghai, and sent a delegation of eight, three of whom did presentations at the Symposium.
Participated in the First Worldwide Soong Ching Ling Foundation Chairman's Forum, held near Shanghai.
Co-sponsored a cross-cultural Early Childhood Education Symposium in Vancouver Canada with Shanghai Soong Ching Ling Foundation.
Hosted an International Symposium in Vancouver, the focus of which was environmental awareness in children.
Fostered a Collaborative Project between Shanghai SCL Kindergarten and the University of British Columbia Child Study Centre.
Assisted in the establishment of the SCL International Kindergarten in Shanghai. Introduced both Montessori and Early Childhood Education Methods to the school.
Produced a documentary --- "The Children of Soong Ching Ling"--- depicting the life of children in China. The film was nominated for an Oscar for Best Documentary by the Motion Picture Academy in Los Angeles, USA.


Calvin Church will be celebrating communion this coming Sunday, August 26. Worship begins at 10:15 AM. As we prepare for Holy Communion we ask God for the proper spirit in which to celebrate the sacrament that we may repent sincerely of all sin and that by it we shall be spiritually revived, and strengthened in faith hope, and love through Christ our Lord.
Miriam Hector will play the prelude on the grand piano to lead us in a spirit of worship. Troy Hughes will read the Old Testament lesson from Proverbs 9: 1-6. The Psalm 34: 9 - 14 will be read responsively. Bob Hughes will read the Epistle lesson from Ephesians 5: 15 - 20. Pastor Rev. Dr. Nevada De Lapp reads the Gospel lesson from John 6: 5 - 71 and will use this passage as his sermon text. The theme of his sermon is Jesus feeds us with his very physical, resurrection life in holy communion.
The All For Him band and singers will lead the singing. The Greeters will be Tom and Joyce De Koster, Coffee Servers - Fred and Glenda Vollink, Usher - Fred Vollink, Nursery - Cindy De Vos, Sound System and PowerPoint will be Jeremy Kamp.
As is tradition at Calvin on Communion days, members are asked to contribute to the Christian Needs Center. Their needs for this month are: canned fruit; canned vegetables (very low on peas, carrots and mixed vegies); mac & cheese, hamburger/tuna helper; and soup. These items can be placed in the blue barrel in the narthex. Dave Hector will deliver them later next week.
Following the worship service this Sunday, the Fellowship Committee is planning on serving dinner in the Fellowship Hall. Meat and potatoes will be provided, please bring a side, dessert, or salad. Plan on joining us for a time of food and fellowship.
Women's Bible Studies are being planned for the fall. Some in the afternoon meeting at 1:30 and some in the evening at 6:45. All are on Wednesdays. More details will follow, but all are encouraged to engage in meaningful, stimulating educational opportunities to promote a growing relationship with Christ.
Sunday School classes for all ages begin September 10th at 9:00 AM.
The Calvin Church building is located at 326 7th ST SE, but our people's mission is to serve and reach out to our neighbors . Past services and sermons can be heard on our church's website www.calvincrclemars.org.


If you've spent some time in the JAMF Nation, you've certainly seen the carrot and a stick metaphor a few times when referring to Self Service. This method tends to work with 99% of an admin's users, but what do you do if you're trying to catch a mouse instead of a rabbit, and that mouse is wearing a spy suit adorned with a pocket protector?
In a culture dominated by a hacker mentality, the IT team at Facebook has had to come up with clever alternatives to achieve their goals. In a company whose mentality is "move fast and break things", their users, dominated by engineers, have become accustomed to removing obstacles and friction, whatever they might be. And yes, that sometimes includes the Casper Suite.
Mike Dodge, Ajay Chand, and Wes Whetstone shared the tips and (mostly) tricks they've employed to keep their users in check. Letting employees help themselves, waiting a specified timeframe before they add a profile back onto a device, and monitoring and detection methods have all facilitated their efforts. The trio provided a few other ways in which they keep users on the hook, which we can't share here unless you friend them on Facebook.


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CURATE A GIFT
Rebecca PavlenkoCathy Weyerhaeuser2020-10-01T20:04:35+00:00
Rebecca Pavlenko is a photographer, photo educator and scenic artist. She spent two years in a cabin in the woods of West Virginia, teaching herself photography and returned to graduate Summa Cum Laude from the University of Minnesota with degrees in Studio Arts and Art History. Her work is exhibited in galleries, museums, and private collections and she is the recipient of MN State Arts Board and Metropolitan Regional Arts Council grants. She served as a mentor in the Women's Art Registry of Minnesota (WARM) Mentor/Protégé program and taught numerous photography classes and workshops. Working with local arts organizations has been a passion of hers. For WARM she served as chair of the board of directors and was a founding member of Women in Photography and Visual Arts (WPVA.) Currently, she is a member of Traffic Zone Center for Visual Art where she has her studio and serves on the finance committee. She has also worked as a scenic artist on over 100 productions for the Guthrie Theater. Her photography grows out of her love of nature, Zen practice and a joy in exploring photographic materials. She is fascinated by the psychology of the human spirit, the interconnection of all things and the symbolic lessons that are nature's gift.
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ICoICT 2019 intends to be the premier forum for academicians, industrials, professionals, and students to exchange knowledge and sharing research finding in a broad scope of coverage of information communication technology (ICT).
This year's theme is "Advancements in IoT and AI for Smart Living". The Internet of Things (IoT) acts as a network of devices, vehicles, buildings and other items for digital lifestyle, while Artificial Intelligence (AI) enhances efficiency and brings modern conveniences to smart living.


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Bank of Canada, Ottawa
Bank of Canada Staff Working Papers
Monetary policy and financial stability: Cross-country evidence
Friedrich, Christian
Hess, Kristina
Cunningham, Rose
Bank of Canada Staff Working Paper No. 2015-41
Central banks may face challenges in achieving their price stability goals when financial stability risks are present. There is, however, considerable heterogeneity among central banks with respect to how they manage these potential trade-offs. In this paper, we review the institutional and operational policy frameworks of ten central banks in major advanced economies and then assess the effect of financial stability risks on their monetary policy decisions according to these frameworks. To do so, we construct a timevarying financial stability orientation (FSO) index that quantifies a central bank's policy orientation with respect to financial stability that spans the major viewpoints of the literature: "leaning against the wind" versus "cleaning up after the crash." The index encompasses three dimensions: (i) the nature of the statutory frameworks, (ii) the extent of the regulatory tool kit, and (iii) the prominence of financial stability references in central bank monetary policy statements. We then include our FSO index in a modified Taylor rule, which is estimated using a cross-country panel of up to ten central banks for the period from 2000Q1 to 2014Q4. We find that in episodes of high financial stability risks, measured by a strongly positive credit to GDP gap, "leaning-type" central banks, i.e., those with a high FSO index value, appear to account for financial stability considerations in their monetary policy rate decisions. For "cleaning-type" central banks, we do not find this to be the case. Our baseline specification suggests that a representative leaning-type central bank's policy rate is about 0.3 percentage points higher when financial stability risks are present than the policy rate of a representative cleaning-type central bank. We also find that the strength of this response increases in the additional presence of a house price boom but not so for the simultaneous occurrence of an equity price boom.
Monetary policy framework
International topics


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De Opregte Haarlemsche Courant is het oudste nieuwsblad dat thans nog verschijnt, en een van de oudste uit de geschiedenis. Het eerste nummer zag het licht in 1656, en onder verschillende titels en na een uiteindelijke fusie ontwikkelde het periodiek zich van week- tot dagblad. Het is sinds mei 1942 geen zelfstandige krant meer. De titel is ook in 2021 nog terug te vinden in het hoofd van het Haarlems Dagblad.

Oudste geschiedenis
Het blad begon als weekblad, en dat blijkt ook uit de aanvankelijke titel: Weeckelijcke Courante van Europa. Op zaterdag 8 januari 1656 werd het voor het eerst uitgebracht door de uitgever Abraham Casteleyn, en het sloeg voldoende aan om na tweeënhalf jaar twee keer per week te kunnen verschijnen: in juni 1658 werd het gesplitst in de Haerlemse Saturdaeghse Courant en de Haerlemse Dinsdaeghse Courant.

Dit succes was goeddeels te danken aan de efficiënte verspreiding van het blad. Het bracht ook een nadeel mee: goed voorbeeld deed goed volgen, en overdrukken van de krant werden in Haarlem, maar ook in Amsterdam, door concurrerende uitgevers verspreid. Casteleyn vroeg en kreeg daarop van de Haarlemse bestuurders het alleenrecht om zijn krant in Haarlem uit te brengen. Vanaf september 1664 heette de krant daarom Oprechte Haerlemsche Courant: met "oprecht" werd "echt, waarachtig" bedoeld, niet de moderne betekenis van "oprecht". Abraham Casteleyn overleed in 1681, de krant werd voortgezet door zijn vrouw Margaretha van Bancken.

Prioriteitsdebat
De vraag of de Opregte Haarlemsche Courant de oudste ter wereld is, valt niet eenduidig te beantwoorden. Zeker zijn er vóór 1656 al nieuwstydinghen verschenen, zij het met enkele Duitse uitzonderingen pas in de zeventiende eeuw, en Duitse kranten zijn met name sinds 1609 bekend. Van 1702 dateert de Daily Courant, het eerste Engelse dagblad, dat echter alleen vertaald nieuws bracht, geen oorspronkelijke berichten. Vroege Franse en Engelse versies, die jaren later verschenen, blijken vertalingen te zijn van nieuwsbladen uit de Nederlanden. Maar het oudste van die Nederlandstalige bladen was niet de "Haarlemmer"; die eer komt toe aan de Courante uyt Italien, Duytslandt, &c. (1618).

Die laatste titel werpt, evenals het "Europa" in de oorspronkelijke titel van de Haarlemmer, licht op de herkomst van vele berichten: vaak waren die overgenomen uit buitenlandse kranten, en dit leenproces was in de begintijd van de kranten een heen-en-weer tussen vele jonge bladen in Europa. Van de originaliteit van de berichten moet dan ook geen al te rooskleurige voorstelling worden gemaakt, en zelfs in de negentiende eeuw is dat nog niet anders: als er dan verluidt dat de Opregte Haarlemsche Courant er een uitgebreid netwerk van correspondenten op nahoudt, moet daaronder waarschijnlijk worden verstaan dat er uitgebreid knip- en plakwerk uit buitenlandse kranten plaatsvond.

Bracht de Haarlemmer dus even weinig origineel nieuws als menige moderne krant, en was dit niet het eerste nieuwsblad en bij lange na niet het eerste dagblad, hij is wel het langstlevende gebleken.

Achttiende eeuw
Tot 1737 werd de krant uitgegeven door de familie Casteleyn, en daarna kwam hij in handen van vader en zoon Enschedé, die hem nog succesvoller maakten. Tot ongeveer 1795 werden familieberichten (van geboorte, huwelijk of overlijden) aan belanghebbenden toegestuurd zoals dat nu nog met de rouwkaarten gebeurt, maar vanaf die tijd werd meer en meer gebruikgemaakt van advertenties. Portokosten, die aan de provincie ten goede kwamen, liepen door het wegvallen van circulaires sterk terug, en het bestuur van Noord-Holland besloot in 1797 dit verlies te compenseren door belasting te heffen op de familieadvertenties. Ze bleven voor de krant echter een aanzienlijke bron van inkomsten.

Negentiende eeuw
In de negentiende eeuw werd de spelling van de titel aangepast: die werd Opregte Haarlemsche Courant.

In de Franse tijd werd het blad verboden (1811) door prefect De Visscher van het departement Zuiderzee. Het reageerde door onder te duiken: het ging verder als advertentieblad, totdat het in 1813 weer op de oude voet mocht doorgaan. Advertenties waren in de relatief nieuwsarme negentiende eeuw een aantrekkelijke bron van informatie, zoals al was gebleken uit het succes van de familieberichten. Daarnaast verschaften zij amusement, en in humorbladen uit de negentiende eeuw werd geregeld de draak gestoken met de soms fantastische, soms schrijnende maar altijd bonte inhoud van de ingezonden mededelingen. Weduwen boden hun diensten aan als "Kinder-jufvrouw", armlastigen vroegen donaties omdat zij van 500 gulden wel zouden kunnen leven, de Zalf van Holloway gaf verlichting tegen ziekten door het vochtige weer veroorzaakt... mits men maar binnenshuis bleef en ook de bijbehorende pillen bestelde.

Nog in 1872 schreef Multatuli in zijn Ideën: "De thesis ware verdedigbaar, dat er in dat blad nooit een onwaarheid geschreven is, tenzy men die zoeke in de advertentiën". Multatuli was door Conrad Busken Huet, van 1866 tot 1867 redacteur van het blad, in 1867 aangetrokken als Duits correspondent van de Opregte Haarlemsche Courant. Multatuli's bijdragen verschenen onder de kop "Van den Rijn", en in die rubriek presenteerde hij ook zijn verzonnen berichten afkomstig van de fictieve krant Mainzer Beobachter aan de lezers.

Status en karakter
Wanneer bladen en andere bronnen in de negentiende eeuw gewag maakten van kranten, kwamen ze al gauw bij de Opregte Haarlemsche Courant terecht. Het blad werd landelijk gelezen, en genoot aanzien als neutraal, onafhankelijk blad. In 1845 werd het gekenschetst als "een eerzame, deftige matrone", die haar nieuws bracht met "flegma" en "laconisme": zij was "de hartstogtelooze par excellence". De karakteristiek lijkt niet negatief bedoeld.

In het meer verpolitiekte, meer verzuilde laatste deel van de negentiende eeuw werd de neutraliteit van het blad een nadeel. Sinds 1847 was het een dagblad, maar het Algemeen Handelsblad was al vanaf 1830 dagelijks verschenen. En de Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant zorgde in 1877 voor een primeur door met het eerste ochtendlijke dagblad te komen. In 1892 verscheen De Telegraaf, die zich onderscheidde door typografisch opvallende, vooral op het dagelijkse nieuws gerichte verslaggeving.

Was het niet de typografische nadrukkelijkheid of de actuele uitstraling waardoor ze opvielen, dan waren de jongere kranten veelal wel gelieerd aan een bepaalde stroming, en dit gaf hun een levendige karakter, terwijl het neutrale imago van de Opregte Haarlemsche Courant thans vooral als een duf imago werd ervaren.

Geprobeerd werd de verkoop te stimuleren: met aanbiedingen uit de wijnhandel van een familielid van de Enschedés, met colportatie (deur aan deur verkopen) door nette jongeheren, of door dames in te zetten die naast abonnees ook nieuwstijdingen moesten aanbrengen (1898). Het eerbiedwaardig karakter van de oude Oprechte Haarlemsche Courant verwaterde door dit alles.

Twintigste eeuw
Als landelijk dagblad verloor de Oprechte Haarlemsche Courant de concurrentiestrijd met de nieuwere bladen. De krant bleef echter nog decennialang, met succes, voortbestaan als regionaal dagblad.

In mei 1942 viel het doek voor de Oprechte Haarlemsche Courant; zij werd door de Duitse bezetter bevolen samen te gaan met het Haarlem's Dagblad, al dan niet onder de smoes van papierschaarste. De nieuwe krant heette Haarlemsche Courant, gevestigd aan de Groote Houtstraat 93. Na die oorlog keerde de oude naam Haarlems Dagblad weer terug. Sindsdien maakt dat blad er aanspraak op de oudste krant ter wereld te zijn. De titels van de originele kranten komen ook in de 21e eeuw als onderkop nog voor in de kop van het Haarlems Dagblad, en luidt daar Oprechte Haerlemse Courant 1656. In deze mengvorm wordt ook de lange s (dus: ſ ) van de oorspronkelijke versie nog gebruikt.

Externe links
 Het eerste nummer van de Weeckelycke Courante van Europa (Museum Enschedé)
 Vroege advertenties uit de Oprechte Haerlemse Courant (1658-1675)
 Delpher (online beschikbare jaargangen 1659-1942)

Nederlandse krant
Cultuur in Haarlem
Geschiedenis van Haarlem
Koninklijke Joh. Enschedé

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Officials Start Planning For The Next Presidential Transition
By Brian Naylor • May 25, 2020
Trump Calls On States To Reopen Places Of Worship Immediately
Updated at 3 p.m. ET
President Trump said Friday that state governors should allow churches, synagogues, mosques and other houses of worship to reopen immediately.
In brief comments at the White House, Trump said houses of worship are "essential places that provide essential services." Churches have faced restrictions for gatherings and ceremonies as public health officials worked to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Some have chafed at the restrictions.
Treasury's Mnuchin, Fed's Powell Defend Coronavirus Relief Measures
The Senate Banking Committee took its first look at spending under the massive CARES Act, which Congress approved in March to provide assistance to individuals, businesses and local governments affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin were pressed by senators about their stewardship of specific aspects of the approximately $2 trillion relief package at Tuesday's remote hearing.
Ousted Scientist Says His Pandemic Warnings Were Dismissed As 'Commotion'
Rick Bright, a career government scientist-turned-whistleblower, told a congressional panel Thursday that without a stronger federal response, the coronavirus threatens to make 2020 the "darkest winter in modern history."
Sen. Rand Paul To Dr. Fauci: 'I Don't Think You're The End-All'
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., had sharp words for Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, during Tuesday's Senate committee hearing on the coronavirus.
In arguing for reopening the economy and schools, Paul said, "As much as I respect you, Dr. Fauci, I don't think you're the end-all. I don't think you're the one person who gets to make a decision."
Paul pointed to the mortality rate in New York City of young people up to age 18, which he said was near zero — much lower than for older people.
Attorneys: Watchdog Wants Coronavirus Scientist Reinstated Amid Probe
By Brian Naylor • May 8, 2020
Attorneys for Rick Bright, the government scientist who said he had been reassigned and subsequently filed a whistleblower complaint, say a government watchdog agrees that he should be reinstated to his post.
Bright was serving as director of the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, which is working on a vaccine to combat the coronavirus.
Supreme Court Puts Temporary Hold On Order To Release Redacted Mueller Materials
The Supreme Court has temporarily put on hold the release of redacted grand jury material from the Russia investigation to a House panel.
The Trump administration is trying to block the release.
Last October, a district court judge ruled the Justice Department had to turn over the materials, which were blacked out, from former special counsel Robert Mueller's report into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Trump Says Coronavirus Task Force To Stay 'Indefinitely,' After Signaling Wind-Down
Updated on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. ET
President Trump said he had planned to wind down the White House coronavirus task force, but now plans to add two or three new members by Monday, noting he had received "calls from very respected people" to keep it going.
Trump said the task force would continue "indefinitely" and made clear its focus would be on "opening the country." Some members of the task force, such as people who worked on increasing the supply of ventilators, "may be less involved," he said.
For These Federal Employees, Telework Means Productivity Is Up, Their Backlog Is Down
Updated at 9:38 a.m. ET
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many people to work from home, and that includes employees of the federal government. The numbers vary by agency, but at the Social Security Administration, some 53,000 workers are doing so.
Social Security field offices are closed. But the shutdown hasn't stopped the agency from processing claims for new benefits and appeals of benefit denials. And according to statistics that the SSA sent its workers, the agency has been doing so at a faster pace than before.
IRS Tells Thousands To Return To Work, With Their Own Face Masks
By Brian Naylor • Apr 27, 2020
The Internal Revenue Service has told some 10,000 of its employees that they're needed back in the office as early as Monday — and they'll need to bring their own masks.
Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee say it's "completely irresponsible and unethical for the IRS to demand those workers obtain their own protective equipment."
Congressional Watchdog To Review Federal Coronavirus Response
The CARES Act, the $2 trillion coronavirus response legislation Congress approved late last month, calls for a government watchdog, the Government Accountability Office, to monitor the spending and the overall federal response to the pandemic. And while President Trump has pushed back on other oversight, it will be difficult for him to block the GAO's work.
FEMA Chief Gaynor Faces A New Challenge: Coronavirus Response
Leading the Federal Emergency Management Agency during the coronavirus pandemic may be one of the most thankless jobs in government right now. Governors are clamoring for more supplies, like ventilators and face masks. The president engages in public feuds with those governors.
FACT CHECK: Trump Doesn't Have The Authority To Order States To 'Reopen'
President Trump at a briefing Monday night made an assertion that likely would have surprised the framers of the U.S. Constitution: that as president, his authority is "total" and that he has the power to order states — which have told businesses to close and people to remain at home to limit the spread of the coronavirus — to reopen.
FEMA Predicted Pandemic Effects In July 2019
By Brian Naylor • Apr 9, 2020
In a remarkably prophetic report last summer, the Federal Emergency Management Agency accurately predicted that a nationwide pandemic would result in a shortage of medical supplies, hospitals would be overwhelmed and the economy would shut down.
The warnings were contained in the 2019 National Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment, published last July. Its existence was first reported by E&E News.
You've Got Less Mail: The Postal Service Is Suffering Amid The Coronavirus
Updated at 10:58 a.m. ET
If you've checked your mail lately, you may have noticed there's just not much of it.
The U.S. Postal Service could be another casualty of the coronavirus pandemic.
"A lot of businesses have ceased to do advertising through the mail," says Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., "and as a result, mail volume has collapsed."
He says the decline could be as much as 60% by the end of the year, which he says would be "catastrophic" for the agency.
Experts Say A National Quarantine Is Probably Not Legal
Fact Check: A Blanket National Quarantine Is Likely Not Legal
President Trump last weekend raised — and then dropped — the idea of placing residents of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut under a quarantine to try to limit the spread of the coronavirus outside of the nation's hardest-hit region.
Trump To Speak With Putin About Russia's Oil Price War With Saudi Arabia
By Brian Naylor • Mar 30, 2020
President Trump revealed he'll be speaking with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday about, among other things, oil prices.
In an interview with Fox and Friends on Monday morning, Trump expressed concern that the recent price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia was endangering the oil industry.
FEMA's Fight Against Disinformation, From National Lockdown Rumors To Stockpiling
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is trying to knock down a series of rumors and falsehoods that have been spreading along with the coronavirus pandemic.
It launched a page on its website called Coronavirus Rumor Control to fight the misinformation as officials work to assure the public there is, in fact, no "national quarantine," nor has FEMA deployed "military assets."
"No, FEMA does not have military assets," the site notes.
Fact-Checking 5 Trump Administration Claims On The Coronavirus Pandemic
President Trump has made a lot of promises about actions that his administration is taking to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Not all of them have been exactly on the mark — and some have yet to pay off as advertised.
Naval hospital ships
The president announced on Wednesday that the Navy would dispatch its two hospital ships, the USNS Comfort and the USNS Mercy, to help treat patients and free up land-based hospitals for coronavirus patients.
Nikki Haley Resigns From Boeing's Board Over Coronavirus Bailout Bid
Nikki Haley, the former U.N. ambassador and former governor of South Carolina, has resigned from the board of Boeing, citing the giant aerospace company's efforts to obtain federal assistance because of the coronavirus pandemic.
According to a company filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, "Ambassador Haley informed the Company that, as a matter of philosophical principle, she does not believe that the Company should seek support from the Federal Government, and therefore decided to resign from the Board."
Trump Administration Seeks $46 Billion For Agencies To Deal With The Coronavirus
Aside from the financial assistance the Trump administration and Congress are considering for individuals, small business and corporations, the federal government itself could be the beneficiary of a huge injection of money if lawmakers and the White House agree to it.
Known For Disaster Aid, FEMA Prepares For New Challenge With Coronavirus Relief
President Trump announced Wednesday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency "now is fully engaged at the highest levels" in fighting the coronavirus pandemic. Trump says the agency is activated at level 1.
FEMA is best known for coordinating responses with state and local governments to natural disasters such as hurricanes and tornadoes. Responding to a pandemic is a different job for the agency.
"This is a very different kind of work for FEMA," Trump said, "but they will come through as they always do. We have tremendous people, tremendous talent in FEMA."
Federal Employees Demand More Telework Capacity, As Personnel Management Head Quits
FACT CHECK: Trump's Accusations About The Obama Administration And Swine Flu
President Trump, widely criticized for his administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic, tried to shift blame Friday to his predecessor's handling of a health crisis 11 years ago.
In a series of tweets Friday morning, Trump accused former President Barack Obama of making unspecified changes that "complicated" the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention's testing system.
In Reversal, Trump Administration Now Urges Agencies To Allow Telework
Updated at 1:00 p.m. EDT
One way employers are hoping to prevent the spread of coronavirus and its toll on their workforce is through telecommuting. Companies from Apple to The Washington Post are giving their employees the option to work from home.
The nation's largest employer is sending a more mixed message.
Trump Defends Travel Ban, Says Stock Market Will Bounce Back
By Brian Naylor & Roberta Rampton • Mar 12, 2020
President Trump on Thursday defended new restrictions on travelers from most parts of Europe, a decision that angered allies and trading partners, was questioned by some public health experts and sent stock markets reeling.
Coronavirus FAQ: The U.S. Ban On Travel From Europe, Explained
Updated at 2:10 p.m.
President Trump announced a 30-day ban on travel from several European nations starting at midnight Friday in a bid to rein in the spread of the coronavirus. Here's a look at what that means and who will be affected:
Who's affected
NIH Official Urges Vigilance On Coronavirus As White House Floats Economic Proposals
One of the nation's leading infectious disease experts issued a stern warning on Tuesday: If you think you have escaped the spread of the coronavirus, do not become complacent.
"As a nation, we can't be doing the kinds of things we were doing a few months ago," said Dr. Anthony Fauci, the head of infectious diseases at the National Institutes of Health. "It doesn't matter if you're in a state that has no cases or one case, you have to start taking seriously what you can do now."
Secret Service Ready To Protect Biden And Sanders, But It Hasn't Been Asked
The Secret Service says it's "fully prepared" to provide protection to the Democrats running for president.
It's just that it hasn't been asked to yet.
The issue of who is protecting the candidates was raised in dramatic fashion on the night of Super Tuesday when anti-dairy protesters rushed the stage as Joe Biden was delivering a victory speech in Los Angeles.


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Canada's economy shrank 8.2 percent in Q1: government
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks during a news conference on COVID-19 situation in Canada from his residence March 19, 2020 in Ottawa, Canada. - The Canada-US border will likely be closed to non-essential travel overnight from Friday to Saturday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said March 19, 2020. The planned temporary shutdown of the 8,891 kilometer (5,525 mile) international boundary -- the longest in the world between two countries -- was jointly announced by Trudeau and Donald Trump the previous day. (Photo by Dave Chan / AFP)
Canada's economy shrank at an annualized rate of 8.2 percent in the first quarter as consumers stopped spending and business ground to a halt because of the coronavirus pandemic, the government reported Friday.
Analysts had forecast an even bigger hit, of 10 percent.
Compared to the final quarter of 2019, the decline was 2.1 percent, Statistics Canada said, adding that the drop in GDP was the sharpest since the first quarter of 2009.
Household spending was down 2.3 percent — the steepest quarterly drop ever recorded.
"The Canadian economy collapsed in March," said Benoit Durocher, economist at the Desjardins Bank in Montreal.
The downturn will be exacerbated in the second quarter, he predicted, on the basis of
Statistics Canada's preliminary data which showed GDP fell by 11 percent between March and April.
That said, the figures for March were less gloomy than anticipated, pointed out Royce Mendes of CIBC.
That "means that the second quarter as a whole won't look much worse than the roughly 40 percent annualized drop-off in GDP we had been expecting," he added.
The first quarter drop in GDP followed measures introduced in mid-March to contain the pandemic, such as the closure of schools and non-essential businesses, border closures and travel restrictions.
Household spending fell by 2.3 percent in that quarter, while the household savings rate rose to 6.1 percent, down from 3.6 percent in the previous quarter, Statistics Canada said.
Massive job losses, income uncertainty and limited spending opportunities have contributed to the decline in consumer spending, the engine of the Canadian economy.
Government consumer spending also declined by 1 percent, the largest drop since the beginning of 2013, due to school closures and reduced government activity.
Exports and imports declined by 3 percent and 2.8 percent, respectively, as Canada's major trading partners, notably the United States, China and most European countries, implemented similar public health measures.
Businesses sold $3.7 billion in non-agricultural inventories due to supply chain disruptions.
But sales volumes fell sharply as businesses closed and household demand declined.
Statistics Canada noted that the pandemic brought "unforeseen constraints on data collection and statistical operations. – AFP
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Episode 18 - LVO Special, With Andrew Standiferd, the LVO Champ!
This is it, Bad Rollers! We cover the Las Vegas Open, with our special guest host, and overall champion of the event, Andrew Standiferd, from the Rolling Bad crew! We cover the new hotness from GW, including the release of a Primarch for 40k.


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Oscar for bedste lyd (eller Academy Award for Best Sound Mixing) er en Oscar der årligt bliver uddelt til den film der har den fineste eller mest æstetiske lydkmiks eller lyddesign. Prisen modtages oftest af den ledende lydmand i filmen, nogle gange sammen med lyddesigneren.

Vindere og nominerede

Vinderne står først og er fremhævede med fed.

1930'erne
 1929–1930: Mennesker bag Gitret: Douglas Shearer, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
 Sergeant Grischa: John Tribby
 Prinsgemalen: Franklin Hansen
 Raffles - Amatørtyven: Oscar Lagerstrom
 The Song of the Flame: George Groves
 1930–1931: Paramount Publix Studio Sound Department
 MGM Studio Sound Department
 RKO Radio Studio Sound Department
 Samuel Goldwyn-United Artists Studio Sound Department
 1931–1932: Paramount Publix Studio Sound Department
 MGM Studio Sound Department
 RKO Radio Studio Sound Department
 Walt Disney
 Warner Bros. First National Studio Sound Department
 1932–1933: Farvel til våbene: Franklin Hansen, Paramount Studio
 42. gade: Nathan Levinson
 Gold Diggers: Nathan Levinson
 Jeg er en flygtning: Nathan Levinson
 1934: Kærlighedens Symfoni: John Livadary, Columbia Studio
 Florentinske Nætter: Thomas T. Moulton
 Cleopatra: Franklin B. Hansen
 Hele hærens gavtyv: Nathan Levinson
 Continental: Carl Dreher
 Lykken banker på din dør: Theodore Soderberg
 Viva Villa: Douglas Shearer
 Den hvide parade: Edmund H. Hansen
 1935: Letsindige Marietta: Douglas Shearer, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
 1,000 Dollars a Minute: Republic Studio Sound Department
 Bride of Frankenstein: Gilbert Kurland
 Kaptajn Blod: Nathan Levinson
 Den sorte engel: Thomas T. Moulton
 Min Lykkedrøm: Carl Dreher
 Englands sønner: Franklin B. Hansen
 Love Me Forever: John Livadary
 Thanks a Million: E. H. Hansen
 1936: San Francisco: Douglas Shearer, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
 Banjo on My Knee: E. H. Hansen
 For Englands ære: Nathan Levinson
 Hr. og Fru Dodsworth intime: Thomas T. Moulton
 General Spanky: Elmer Raguse
 En gentleman kommer til byen: John Livadary
 Texas-Legionen: Franklin B. Hansen
 Pigen fra Paris: John Aalberg
 Tre smarte piger: Homer G. Tasker
 1937: Orkanen: Thomas Moulton, United Artists Studio
 Pigen siger nej: A. E. Kaye
 Hitting a New High: John Aalberg
 Chicago: E. H. Hansen
 Emile Zola's liv: Nathan Levinson
 Tabte horisonter: John Livadary
 Det var i maj: Douglas Shearer
 100 Mand og een Pige: Homer G. Tasker
 Topper: Elmer Raguse
 Wells Fargo: Loren L. Ryder
 1938: Ham og ingen anden: Thomas Moulton, United Artists Studio
 Den store Manøvre: Charles L. Lootens
 Fire døtre: Nathan Levinson
 Hvis jeg var konge: Loren L. Ryder
 En skør familie: Elmer Raguse
 Suez: Edmund H. Hansen
 Sweethearts: Douglas Shearer
 I de unge Aar: Bernard B. Brown
 En livlig dame: James Wilkinson
 Du kan ikke tage det med dig: John Livadary
 1939: Stormnatten: Bernard B. Brown, Universal Studio
 Balalaika: Douglas Shearer
 Borte med blæsten: Thomas T. Moulton
 Farvel, Mr. Chips: A. W. Watkins
 Operettekongen: Loren L. Ryder
 Klokkeren fra Notre Dame: John Aalberg
 Man of Conquest: Charles L. Lootens
 Mr. Smith kommer til Washington: John Livadary
 Mus og mænd: Elmer Raguse
 Dronningens Elsker: Nathan Levinson
 Og regnen kom: E. H. Hansen

1940'erne
 1940: Vi jazzkonger: Douglas Shearer, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
 Behind the News: Charles L. Lootens
 Fribytter-kaptajnen: Elmer Raguse
 Vredens druer: E. H. Hansen
 The Howards of Virginia: Jack Whitney
 Kitty Foyle: John Aalberg
 Canadas sønner: Loren L. Ryder
 Vor by: Thomas T. Moulton
 Havørnen: Nathan Levinson
 Forårs-paraden: Bernard B. Brown
 Too Many Husbands: John Livadary
 1941: Lady Hamilton: Jack Whitney, General Service
 Kærlighed efter aftale: Bernard B. Brown
 Professoren og korpigen: Thomas T. Moulton
 The Chocolate Soldier: Douglas Shearer
 Citizen Kane: John Aalberg
 The Devil Pays Off: Charles Lootens
 Grøn var min barndoms dal: E. H. Hansen
 Mændene i mit liv: John Livadary
 Sergeant York: Nathan Levinson
 Skylark: Loren Ryder
 Topper vender tilbage: Elmer Raguse
 1942: Yankee Doodle Dandy: Nathan Levinson, Warner Brothers Studio
 1001 Nat: Bernard B. Brown
 Bambi: Sam Slyfield
 De flyvende tigre: Daniel Bloomberg
 Friendly Enemies: Jack Whitney
 Guldfeber: James L. Fields
 Mrs. Miniver: Douglas Shearer
 Baronessen går under jorden: Stephen Dunn
 Når mænd er bedst: Thomas T. Moulton
 På eventyr i Marokko: Loren Ryder
 Men dette fremfor alt: E. H. Hansen
 Sig det med orkideer: John Livadary
 1943: This Land Is Mine: Stephen Dunn, RKO Radio Studio
 Bødler dør også: Jack Whitney
 Kampen om olien: Daniel J. Bloomberg
 Madame Curie: Douglas Shearer
 Nordstjernen: Thomas T. Moulton
 Spøgelset i operaen: Bernard B. Brown
 Riding High: Loren L. Ryder
 Sahara: John Livadary
 Saludos Amigos: C. O. Slyfield
 So This Is Washington: James L. Fields
 Sangen om Bernadette: E. H. Hansen
 This Is the Army: Nathan Levinson
 1944: Wilson: E. H. Hansen, 20th Century-Fox Studio
 Brazil: Daniel J. Bloomberg
 Casanova i knibe: Thomas T. Moulton
 Pin-up pigen: John Livadary
 Kvinden uden samvittighed: Loren L. Ryder
 Altid lillesøster: Bernard B. Brown
 Hollywood Canteen: Nathan Levinson
 It Happened Tomorrow: Jack Whitney
 Nætter under halvmånen: Douglas Shearer
 Music in Manhattan: Stephen Dunn
 Voice in the Wind: Mac Dalgleish
 1945: Sct. Mary's klokker: Stephen Dunn, RKO Radio Studio
 Højt spil i San Francisco: Daniel J. Bloomberg
 Fem minutter før New York: Bernard B. Brown
 Lad himlen dømme: Thomas T. Moulton
 Rhapsody in Blue: Nathan Levinson
 Den store drøm: John P. Livadary
 The Southerner: Jack Whitney
 They Were Expendable: Douglas Shearer
 The Three Caballeros: C. O. Slyfield
 Storken kommer: W. V. Wolfe
 The Unseen: Loren L. Ryder
 Mirakelmanden: Gordon E. Sawyer
 1946: Hele verdens sanger: John Livadary, Columbia Studio
 De bedste år: Gordon E. Sawyer
 Det herligt at leve: John Aalberg
 1947: Biskoppens kone: Gordon Sawyer, Samuel Goldwyn Studio
 Den grønne delfins gade: Douglas Shearer
 Amerikas hemmelige politi: Jack Whitney
 1948: Ormegården: Thomas Moulton, 20th Century-Fox Studio
 Johnny Belinda: Nathan O. Levinson
 Moonrise: Daniel J. Bloomberg
 1949: Drenge bliver mænd: Thomas Moulton, 20th Century-Fox Studio
 Hendes Hollywood Helt: Leslie I. Carey
 Heltene fra Iwo Jima: Daniel J. Bloomberg

1950'erne
1950: Alt om Eva: Thomas Moulton, 20th Century-Fox Studio
 Askepot: C. O. Slyfield
 Louisa: Leslie I. Carey
 Du er vor egen: Gordon Sawyer
 Trio: Cyril Crowhurst
 1951: Den store Caruso: Douglas Shearer, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
 Tilbage til livet: Leslie I. Carey
 Dig kræver jeg: Gordon E. Sawyer
 Omstigning til Paradis: Nathan Levinson
 Two Tickets to Broadway: John Aalberg
 1952: Gennem lydmuren: London Films Sound Department
 En himmelhund: Pinewood Studios Sound Department
 Hans Christian Andersen: Gordon E. Sawyer
 Den tavse mand: Daniel J. Bloomberg
 Der er sang i mit hjerte: Thomas T. Moulton
 1953: Herfra til evigheden: John Livadary, Columbia Studio
 Vestens vildkat: William A. Mueller
 Ridderne af det runde bord: A. W. Watkins
 Ilden i blodet: Leslie I. Carey
 Klodernes kamp: Loren L. Ryder
 1954: The Glenn Miller Story: Leslie I. Carey, Universal-International Studio
 Brigadoon: Wesley C. Miller
 Mytteriet på Caine: John P. Livadary
 Skjulte øjne: Loren L. Ryder
 Susan sov her: John Aalberg
 1955: Oklahoma!: Fred Hynes, Todd-AO Sound Department
 Den fryd, der rummer alt: Carlton W. Faulkner
 Gift med en gangster: Wesley C. Miller
 Mister Roberts: William A. Mueller
 Ikke som en fremmed: Watson Jones, RCA Sound Department
 1956: Kongen og jeg: Carlton W. Faulkner, 20th Century-Fox Studio
 Min bedste ven, Gitano: Buddy Myers
 Bristede strenge: John P. Livadary
 Folket i den lykkelige dal: Gordon R. Glennan and Gordon E. Sawyer
 De ti bud: Loren L. Ryder
 1957: Sayonara: George Groves, Warner Brothers Studio
 Sheriffen fra Dodge City: George Dutton
 Mine piger fra Paris: Wesley C. Miller
 Pal Joey: John P. Livadary
 Anklagerens vidne: Gordon E. Sawyer
 1958: South Pacific: Fred Hynes, Todd-AO Sound Department
 Jeg vil leve!: Gordon E. Sawyer
 Først elske - siden dø: Leslie I. Carey
 En kvinde skygges: George Dutton
 De unge løver: Carlton W. Faulkner
 1959: Ben-Hur: Franklin Milton, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
 Rejsen til jordens indre: Carlton W. Faulkner
 Natten er min fjende: A. W. Watkins
 Nonnen: George Groves
 Porgy og Bess: Gordon E. Sawyer og Fred Hynes

1960'erne
 1960: Alamo: Fred Hynes, Todd-AO Sound Department og Gordon Sawyer, Samuel Goldwyn Studio
 Nøglen under måtten: Gordon E. Sawyer
 Cimarron: Franklin Milton
 Pepe: Charles Rice
 Sunrise at Campobello: George Groves
 1961: West Side Story: Gordon Sawyer, Samuel Goldwyn Studio and Fred Hynes, Todd-AO Sound Department
 Sladder: Gordon E. Sawyer
 Flower Drum Song: Waldon O. Watson
 Navarones kanoner: John Cox
 Forældrefælden: Robert O. Cook
 1962: Lawrence af Arabien: John Cox, Shepperton Studios
 På gensyn i Paris: Robert O. Cook
 The Music Man: George Groves
 Sig det med mink: Waldon O. Watson
 Hvad blev der egentlig af Baby Jane?: Joseph D. Kelly
 1963: Vi vandt vesten: Franklin Milton, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
 Bye Bye Birdie: Charles Rice
 Militærlægen Kaptajn Newman: Waldon O. Watson
 Cleopatra: James Corcoran and Fred Hynes
 Hopla, vi lever!: Gordon E. Sawyer
 1964: My Fair Lady: George Groves, Warner Brothers Studio
 Becket: John Cox
 Den lange rejse hjem: Waldon O. Watson
 Mary Poppins: Robert O. Cook
 Den synkefri Molly Brown: Franklin Milton
 1965: The Sound of Music: James Corcoran and Fred Hynes, 20th Century-Fox Studio
 Michelangelo - smerte og ekstase: James Corcoran
 Doctor Zhivago: A. W. Watkins and Franklin Milton
 Alle tiders race: George Groves
 Flammer over Virginia: Waldon O. Watson
 1966: Grand Prix: Franklin Milton, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
 Pas på hovedet: Waldon O. Watson
 Hawaii: Gordon E. Sawyer
 Kanonbåden San Pablo: James Corcoran
 Hvem er bange for Virginia Woolf?: George Groves
 1967: I nattens nede: Samuel Goldwyn Studio Sound Department
 Camelot: Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Studio Sound Department
 De beskidte dusin: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio Sound Department
 Doktor Dolittle: 20th Century-Fox Studio Sound Department
 Millie: Universal City Studio Sound Department
 1968: Oliver!: Shepperton Studios Sound Department
 Bullitt: Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Studio Sound Department
 Regnbuedalen: Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Studio Sound Department
 Funny Girl: Columbia Studio Sound Department
 Star!: 20th Century-Fox Studio Sound Department
 1969: Hello, Dolly!: Jack Solomon, Murray Spivack
 Anne, dronning i tusind dage: John Aldred
 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid: William Edmondson and David Dockendorf
 Chicago, Chicago: Robert Martin and Clem Portman
 Strandet i rummet: Les Fresholtz and Arthur Piantadosi

1970'erne

1980'erne

1990'erne

2000'erne

2010'erne

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We will be showing Les Vêpres Siciliennes live from the Royal Opera House, London at 5.45pm, Monday 4th November 2013.
One of Verdi's lesser-known mature operas, Les Vêpres Siciliennes was vital to his development as a composer and was created for the Paris Opéra in 1855, giving him the opportunity to embrace the elaborate style and traditions of French grand opera.
The French have occupied Sicily, and Hélène is held hostage by Montfort, the French governor, who has had her brother executed. She turns to the partisan Jean Procida and the rebellious patriot Henri in her bid for vengeance.
Director Stefan Herheim brings Verdi's tale of revenge, family relations and patriotism to Covent Garden for the first time, his imaginative production drawing parallels between the opera and the opera house for which it was written, including a spectacular re-creation of the Paris Opéra itself.
Musically, the work contains impressive choruses, passionate duets and some wonderful showpiece arias for the principal singers. Particular highlights include Procida's aria on returning to Sicily 'Et toi, Palerme', the Act IV duet 'De courroux et d'effroi' in which Hélène expresses her sympathy for Henri's dilemma and Hélène's brilliant Act V boléro, 'Merci, jeunes amis'.
Please arrive by 5.15pm to register and to order interval drinks if you wish.
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Remembering Louie Anderson
Hear Marc's two conversations with comedian and actor Louie Anderson from June 2016 and April 2018. Louie died on January 21, 2022 at age 68. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


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