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Family Promise Grows National Initiative, A Future Begins at Home, in 2022
Summit, NJ—In 2019, Family Promise launched A Future Begins at Home, a robust and innovative initiative to create and strengthen homelessness prevention and stabilization programs across Family Promise's 200 Affiliates. The national nonprofit partnered with Clayton, one of the nation's largest off-site and on-site home builders. Clayton and Family Promise agreed that the underlying causes of homelessness, including the affordable housing crisis, needed to be urgently addressed.
The new initiative sparked program growth and capacity building across the Family Promise network. This year, Family Promise is partnering with additional corporate and nonprofit partners to prevent episodes of homelessness for families with children. In 2022, A Future Begins at Home will distribute more than $1.6 million to Affiliate programs across the holistic Family Promise continuum of service.
Funding to Affiliates will go directly to families and allow the organization to develop and strengthen best practices in case management and services. Grants will build new or strengthen existing programs in prevention, shelter diversion, stabilization, housing, and landlord relationships. The funding is expected to serve more than 1,010 families in 2022, including 2,500 children.
Supporting a family with children takes an entire community. Family Promise is proud to partner with Clayton, Gerstner Philanthropies, Help Us Move In, and Synchrony to ensure that no child's future is determined by their housing status.
As families continue to recover from the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, one missed paycheck or a decrease in work hours can put a family on the brink of emergency shelter. That's where prevention programs come in. Homelessness prevention, proactive financial assistance, and case management to keep a family in their home and avoid an episode of housing instability, are critical needs.
Shelter diversion, another case management practice funded through A Future Begins at Home, utilizes creative, fast solutions for families who are already experiencing an episode of homelessness and seeking shelter. The idea is to keep a family in a stable housing environment and avoid a shelter stay.
The COVID-19 pandemic and lack of affordable housing have contributed to increased need across the country. Thanks to our partners' commitment to A Future Begins at Home, Family Promise is preparing to serve more families in 2022 than ever before.
ABOUT FAMILY PROMISE
Family Promise envisions a nation in which every family has a home, a livelihood, and the chance to build a better future. What began as a local initiative in Summit, NJ, has become a national movement that involves 200,000 volunteers and served 177,000 family members in 2020. Family Promise will change the future for 1 million children by 2030.
Currently, Family Promise is working in 200 communities in 43 states to ensure that families experiencing homelessness have a safe place to call home. To make a gift, visit FamilyPromise.org .
Night Without a Bed Social Media Campaign Successfully Raises Awareness of Family Homelessness in the U.S.
November 9, 2022 | National News, Press Releases
The national nonprofit raised over $120,000 through a social media event to support housing-insecure families. SUMMIT, NJ, NOVEMBER 9, 2022 – Family homelessness is an invisible crisis that is often hidden from our view– these families are living in shelters, cars, campgrounds, or doubled up in overcrowded apartments. Leading national nonprofit, …


A wealth of windows, complemented by tapered stone veneer columns and shingled walls, sparkles across the back three sections. Designed for construction on a rear-sloping view lot, this hexagonal home offers panoramic views from all of the interior rooms as well as the wide upper deck and covered lower patio.
Entering, you are at ground level, facing into the vaulted living room. Stride across that room, walk through sliding doors and out onto the deck, and you see that the outdoor living space is one flight up from the rear ground level. Capped stone columns, wooden posts and railings rim the entire deck, which is wide enough for outdoor dining, sunbathing, and just plain relaxing or enjoying the view.
A handsome double-wide stone chimney vents two fireplaces: a two-sided fireplace on the main floor, and a standard fireplace in the spacious family room below. The two-sided version can be enjoyed from the living room, dining room and kitchen. Vaulted ceilings expand the volume in all of these naturally bright, interconnected areas.
Kitchen counters are in ample supply, wrapping around four sides of the kitchen. The raised eating bar is handy for snacking or conversation. Lazy Susan shelving is built into one corner of the lower cabinets to provide easy access to all those little items at the back.
The plan has two bedroom suites, one on each floor, plus a third bedroom on the lower level. All have wide windows, and the upper bedroom has a vaulted ceiling. Each suite has direct access to a bathroom shared by others on the same floor.
Utilities are downstairs, with storage tucked under the stairs.
Total Heated Area: 1,999 sq. ft.
Lower Level: 1,000 sq. ft.
1st Floor: 999 sq. ft.


In the third of our series of OrgDev Institute (ODi) interviews with leading Human Resource and OrgDev professionals, we asked Lee Carney seven questions.
Lee Carney: How we can create better synergies between our personal and professional lives that create benefits in both spaces. We spend such a significant amount of our lives dedicated to building and developing our professional selves that often times, it's at the cost of our own personal development. If we could find a better equilibrium between home and work life, and industry has an important role to play here, then the benefits to our people in both facets, will be evident. A potential solution (which is not new but rarely utilised) is true workplace flexibility. Its not just about being flexible with hours (start early, finish early) but also giving people the power to choose when they work, where they work and how they work. For some, its autonomy and remoteness, for others, it's a highly collaborative space with easy access to people, for some its late night, for others early mornings. The traditional 9am to 5pm simply doesn't exist anymore yet our expectations on when people are expected to be the most productive is during these hours. It's time we evolved our thinking on this.
Lee Carney: Fostering true sustainable and ethical thinking and ensuring our company's ways of working mirror this. Our parent company has created a vision where sustainable food sourcing is at the core and so the challenge to us is to ensure we can realistically and authentically replicate that across all levels of our business.
Impacts for OrgDev / HR: Bringing our people on this journey with us.
Lee Carney: challenging long established ways of working and ways of thinking can be extremely challenging and is not a quick process. People need to believe in the 'why' and the 'what's in it for them' before they'll not necessarily be convinced, but at least willing to hop in the car with us. 'Sustainability' and 'Ethical' are all buzz words that some of the early adopters rely on to market their business however for us, I see it slightly different. It really is about small sustainable changes that seek us to stop and reflect on what impacts these changes can have in a positive way, to our people and our planet.
Lee Carney: I think the HR market is pretty well covered and as such there is no one particular product or service that isn't readily available however I am such a big advocate for opportunities to network amongst peers as a means of sharing knowledge, key learnings, experiences and improvements in the way in HR can continue to add value to business.
Lee Carney: The challenge of continuing to add value as a business partner in a flat, lean environment. The weird dichotomy between being 'strategists' but also 'operational' becomes really challenging in a lean environment. For the most part, our teams get locked in the trenches with few opportunities (read, time!) to contribute to important management decisions, particularly when it comes to people.
Lee Carney: Oh, I am always learning! To be honest, the greatest learning for me over the last few months has been the very intentional and deliberate 'slowing' down to really hear our people and what their needs are. I learn most from those who sit outside of the executive team and mostly from my HRBP's. They are at the forefront of ER issues in our business (good and bad) and are the best barometer on where the greatest need for us is. They are also the litmus test of how well (or not) our service delivery is to our business.
Lee Carney: Creating a practical learning framework in a business that has a geographically dispersed workforce.
Lee Carney: It's a bit of a cliché but to be honest, when I've had a hard day at work, I do remind myself "…and this too shall pass." Great little boost when I cringe after saying the wrong thing, or messing something up. Life goes on, so just pick up the pieces, dust yourself off and keep going.
Have a Question For Lee?
If you have a question for Lee or would like to share your learning, please either contact us (quoting this post) or reach out to Lee via LinkedIn.


As many expatriates residing in Costa Rica are aware, U.S. persons (citizens or corporations) with a financial interest in, or authority over, financial accounts in a foreign country are required to report these accounts to the Internal Revenue Services (IRS). This reporting obligation is imposed if the aggregate value of the accounts exceeds $10,000 at any time during the calendar year.
Not so widely known is another filing obligation that has been off tax advisors' radar screens. In Costa Rica, this obligation applies to U.S. persons holding stock or partnership interests in a Sociedad Anónima (S.A.) or, in certain circumstances, a Sociedad de Responsibilidad Limitada (S.R.L.). By law, U.S. persons with a corporate or partnership interest in a "controlled foreign corporation" have an annual filing requirement on IRS Form 5471 and those with an interest in a "controlled foreign partnership" must file IRS Form 8865, regardless of whether or not any U.S. tax is due directly from such a corporation or as a result of its activities. Furthermore, there is no minimum threshold regarding the value of the holding in a controlled foreign corporation or partnership that triggers the reporting requirement.
In connection with the Foreign Bank Account Reporting (FBAR) filing obligations, the IRS, through its Amnesty Program, extended through Oct. 15, 2009 the deadline for U.S. taxpayers to conform to the filing obligations, with penalties waived for non-timely disclosure of these return forms. The Amnesty Program was available even to U.S. persons with unreported taxable income and unpaid taxes, although certain penalties apply to the understatement and underpayment of such taxable amounts.
The relevant issue now concerns the Amnesty Program's expiration in October 2009 and actions that U.S. taxpayers with controlling interest in a Costa Rican S.A. or S.R.L. might take to comply with the law.
Unfortunately, the statutory penalty for failure to file Form 5471 or 8865 with the IRS is $10,000 per return, per year, per taxpayer for each year in which the required returns are not filed. This penalty is applicable regardless of whether or not the S.A. or S.R.L. in question generated any income or caused the U.S. person to understate taxable income. The penalty applies as a result of the failure to file the return. In addition, where such returns have not been filed, the statute of limitations with respect to such penalty never commences to run, meaning that the obligation will not disappear with time.
In essence, if the IRS were to learn of the existence of such an S.A. or S.R.L., and the year in which the taxpayer took possession of the stock or partnership interest, even though many years had passed, the IRS could seek the $10,000 per return, per entity penalty without regard to any statute of limitations defense.
In this situation, the recourse of the taxpayer is to provide a "statement of reasonable cause" to the IRS, requesting a full waiver of the non-disclosure penalties. Through this statement, a delinquent taxpayer can provide information returns to the IRS, satisfying his or her filing obligation while at the same time asserting that such error was due to reasonable cause, and thus requesting that the penalty be abated.
It has been the author's experience that alleging lack of knowledge and understanding with respect to foreign reporting of controlled foreign corporations and partnerships has been helpful to taxpayers faced with this situation. Even taxpayers using professional tax return preparation firms with knowledge of their client's interest in controlled foreign corporations and partnerships have failed in this filing obligation.
Thus, taxpayers who have reported and paid tax on all taxable income from these controlled foreign entities will be in the best possible position to conform to their information filing requirements and establish reasonable cause to avoid the penalties. In addition, even U.S. persons with underreported income can file past due returns and establish reasonable cause for non-timely filing. Obviously, past due taxes and interest and potential penalties would be applicable.
Given the current level of attention by the IRS to reporting of foreign income and interests, it seems reasonable, at least to this practitioner, that where U.S. persons with interests in controlled foreign corporations partnerships have not evaded U.S. income taxes, but have simply failed to file IRS disclosure forms, it will be much easier to support a reasonable cause petition to preclude the imposition of penalties.
The author is a partner in the firm Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. in San Antonio, Texas. www.fulbright.com/jfriedman.


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{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}

module Test.Pos.Chain.Block.Bi
       ( tests
       ) where

import           Universum

import           Data.Coerce (coerce)
import           Data.List ((!!))
import           Hedgehog (Property)
import qualified Hedgehog as H

import           Pos.Chain.Block (BlockHeader (..), BlockHeaderAttributes,
                     BlockSignature (..), GenesisBlockHeader, GenesisBody (..),
                     GenesisConsensusData (..), GenesisProof (..), HeaderHash,
                     MainBlockHeader, MainBody (..), MainConsensusData (..),
                     MainExtraBodyData (..), MainExtraHeaderData (..),
                     MainProof (..), MainToSign (..), SlogUndo (..), Undo (..),
                     mkGenesisHeader, mkMainHeaderExplicit)
import           Pos.Chain.Delegation (DlgPayload (..))
import           Pos.Chain.Genesis (GenesisHash (..))
import           Pos.Core (EpochIndex (..))
import           Pos.Core.Attributes (mkAttributes)
import           Pos.Crypto (Hash, ProtocolMagic (..), ProtocolMagicId (..),
                     RequiresNetworkMagic (..), SignTag (..), abstractHash,
                     createPsk, hash, proxySign, sign, toPublic)

import           Test.Pos.Binary.Helpers.GoldenRoundTrip (goldenTestBi,
                     roundTripsBiBuildable, roundTripsBiShow)
import           Test.Pos.Chain.Block.Gen
import           Test.Pos.Chain.Delegation.Example (exampleLightDlgIndices,
                     staticHeavyDlgIndexes, staticProxySKHeavys)
import qualified Test.Pos.Chain.Delegation.Example as Delegation
import           Test.Pos.Chain.Ssc.Example (exampleSscPayload, exampleSscProof)
import           Test.Pos.Chain.Txp.Example (exampleTxPayload, exampleTxProof,
                     exampleTxpUndo)
import           Test.Pos.Chain.Update.Example (exampleBlockVersion,
                     exampleSoftwareVersion, exampleUpdatePayload,
                     exampleUpdateProof)
import qualified Test.Pos.Chain.Update.Example as Update
import           Test.Pos.Core.ExampleHelpers (exampleChainDifficulty,
                     exampleEpochIndex, examplePublicKey, exampleSecretKey,
                     exampleSecretKeys, exampleSlotId, exampleSlotLeaders,
                     feedPM, feedPMEpochSlots)
import           Test.Pos.Util.Golden (discoverGolden, eachOf)
import           Test.Pos.Util.Tripping (discoverRoundTrip)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- BlockBodyAttributes
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_BlockBodyAttributes :: Property
golden_BlockBodyAttributes = goldenTestBi bba "test/golden/bi/block/BlockBodyAttributes"
  where
    bba = mkAttributes ()

roundTripBlockBodyAttributesBi :: Property
roundTripBlockBodyAttributesBi = eachOf 1000 genBlockBodyAttributes roundTripsBiBuildable

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- BlockHeader
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_BlockHeader_Genesis :: Property
golden_BlockHeader_Genesis =
    goldenTestBi exampleBlockHeaderGenesis "test/golden/bi/block/BlockHeader_Genesis"

-- We use `Nothing` as the ProxySKBlockInfo to avoid clashing key errors
-- (since we use example keys which aren't related to each other)
golden_BlockHeaderMain :: Property
golden_BlockHeaderMain =
    goldenTestBi exampleBlockHeaderMain "test/golden/bi/block/BlockHeaderMain"

roundTripBlockHeaderBi :: Property
roundTripBlockHeaderBi =
    eachOf 10 (feedPMEpochSlots genBlockHeader) roundTripsBiBuildable

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- BlockHeaderAttributes
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_BlockHeaderAttributes :: Property
golden_BlockHeaderAttributes = goldenTestBi (mkAttributes () :: BlockHeaderAttributes)
                                            "test/golden/bi/block/BlockHeaderAttributes"

roundTripBlockHeaderAttributesBi :: Property
roundTripBlockHeaderAttributesBi = eachOf 1000 genBlockHeaderAttributes roundTripsBiBuildable

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- BlockSignature
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_BlockSignature :: Property
golden_BlockSignature = goldenTestBi exampleBlockSignature "test/golden/bi/block/BlockSignature"

golden_BlockSignature_Light :: Property
golden_BlockSignature_Light =
    goldenTestBi exampleBlockPSignatureLight "test/golden/bi/block/BlockSignature_Light"

golden_BlockSignature_Heavy :: Property
golden_BlockSignature_Heavy =
    goldenTestBi exampleBlockPSignatureHeavy "test/golden/bi/block/BlockSignature_Heavy"

roundTripBlockSignatureBi :: Property
roundTripBlockSignatureBi =
    eachOf 10 (feedPMEpochSlots genBlockSignature) roundTripsBiBuildable

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- GenesisBlockHeader
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_GenesisBlockHeader :: Property
golden_GenesisBlockHeader = goldenTestBi exampleGenesisBlockHeader
                                         "test/golden/bi/block/GenesisBlockHeader"

roundTripGenesisBlockHeaderBi :: Property
roundTripGenesisBlockHeaderBi =
    eachOf 20 (feedPMEpochSlots genGenesisBlockHeader) roundTripsBiBuildable

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- GenesisBody
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_GenesisBody :: Property
golden_GenesisBody = goldenTestBi exampleGenesisBody "test/golden/bi/block/GenesisBody"

roundTripGenesisBodyBi :: Property
roundTripGenesisBodyBi = eachOf 1000 genGenesisBody roundTripsBiShow

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- GenesisConsensusData
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_GenesisConsensusData :: Property
golden_GenesisConsensusData = goldenTestBi cd "test/golden/bi/block/GenesisConsensusData"
  where cd = GenesisConsensusData exampleEpochIndex exampleChainDifficulty

roundTripGenesisConsensusDataBi :: Property
roundTripGenesisConsensusDataBi = eachOf 1000 genGenesisConsensusData roundTripsBiShow

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- HeaderHash
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_HeaderHash :: Property
golden_HeaderHash = goldenTestBi exampleHeaderHash "test/golden/bi/block/HeaderHash"

roundTripHeaderHashBi :: Property
roundTripHeaderHashBi = eachOf 1000 genHeaderHash roundTripsBiBuildable

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- GenesisProof
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_GenesisProof :: Property
golden_GenesisProof = goldenTestBi gp "test/golden/bi/block/GenesisProof"
  where gp = GenesisProof (abstractHash exampleSlotLeaders)

roundTripGenesisProofBi :: Property
roundTripGenesisProofBi = eachOf 1000 genGenesisProof roundTripsBiBuildable

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MainBlockHeader
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_MainBlockHeader :: Property
golden_MainBlockHeader = goldenTestBi exampleMainBlockHeader "test/golden/bi/block/MainBlockHeader"

roundTripMainBlockHeaderBi :: Property
roundTripMainBlockHeaderBi =
    eachOf 20 (feedPMEpochSlots genMainBlockHeader) roundTripsBiBuildable

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MainBody
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_MainBody :: Property
golden_MainBody = goldenTestBi exampleMainBody "test/golden/bi/block/MainBody"

roundTripMainBodyBi :: Property
roundTripMainBodyBi = eachOf 20 (feedPM genMainBody) roundTripsBiShow

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MainConsensusData
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_MainConsensusData :: Property
golden_MainConsensusData = goldenTestBi mcd "test/golden/bi/block/MainConsensusData"
  where mcd = MainConsensusData exampleSlotId examplePublicKey
                                exampleChainDifficulty exampleBlockSignature

roundTripMainConsensusData :: Property
roundTripMainConsensusData =
    eachOf 20 (feedPMEpochSlots genMainConsensusData) roundTripsBiShow

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MainExtraBodyData
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_MainExtraBodyData :: Property
golden_MainExtraBodyData = goldenTestBi mebd "test/golden/bi/block/MainExtraBodyData"
  where mebd = MainExtraBodyData (mkAttributes ())

roundTripMainExtraBodyDataBi :: Property
roundTripMainExtraBodyDataBi = eachOf 1000 genMainExtraBodyData roundTripsBiBuildable

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MainExtraHeaderData

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
golden_MainExtraHeaderData :: Property
golden_MainExtraHeaderData = goldenTestBi exampleMainExtraHeaderData
                                          "test/golden/bi/block/MainExtraHeaderData"

roundTripMainExtraHeaderDataBi :: Property
roundTripMainExtraHeaderDataBi = eachOf 1000 genMainExtraHeaderData roundTripsBiBuildable

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MainProof
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_MainProof :: Property
golden_MainProof = goldenTestBi exampleMainProof "test/golden/bi/block/MainProof"

roundTripMainProofBi :: Property
roundTripMainProofBi = eachOf 20 (feedPM genMainProof) roundTripsBiBuildable

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- MainToSign
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_MainToSign :: Property
golden_MainToSign = goldenTestBi exampleMainToSign "test/golden/bi/block/MainToSign"

roundTripMainToSignBi :: Property
roundTripMainToSignBi =
    eachOf 20 (feedPMEpochSlots genMainToSign) roundTripsBiShow

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Undo
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

golden_Undo :: Property
golden_Undo = goldenTestBi exampleUndo "test/golden/bi/block/Undo"

roundTripUndo :: Property
roundTripUndo = eachOf 20 (feedPMEpochSlots genUndo) roundTripsBiShow

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Example golden datatypes
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

exampleBlockHeaderGenesis :: BlockHeader
exampleBlockHeaderGenesis = (BlockHeaderGenesis exampleGenesisBlockHeader)

exampleBlockHeaderMain :: MainBlockHeader
exampleBlockHeaderMain =
  mkMainHeaderExplicit pm exampleHeaderHash
                       exampleChainDifficulty exampleSlotId
                       exampleSecretKey Nothing
                       exampleMainBody exampleMainExtraHeaderData
  where
    pm = ProtocolMagic { getProtocolMagicId = ProtocolMagicId 0
                       , getRequiresNetworkMagic = RequiresNoMagic
                       }

exampleBlockSignature :: BlockSignature
exampleBlockSignature = BlockSignature (sign pm
                                             SignMainBlock
                                             exampleSecretKey
                                             exampleMainToSign)
  where
    pm = ProtocolMagic { getProtocolMagicId = ProtocolMagicId 7
                       , getRequiresNetworkMagic = RequiresNoMagic
                       }

exampleBlockPSignatureLight :: BlockSignature
exampleBlockPSignatureLight = BlockPSignatureLight sig
  where
    sig = proxySign pm SignProxySK delegateSk psk exampleMainToSign
    [delegateSk, issuerSk] = exampleSecretKeys 5 2
    psk = createPsk pm issuerSk (toPublic delegateSk) exampleLightDlgIndices
    pm = ProtocolMagic { getProtocolMagicId = ProtocolMagicId 2
                       , getRequiresNetworkMagic = RequiresNoMagic
                       }

exampleBlockPSignatureHeavy :: BlockSignature
exampleBlockPSignatureHeavy = BlockPSignatureHeavy sig
  where
    sig = proxySign pm SignProxySK delegateSk psk exampleMainToSign
    [delegateSk, issuerSk] = exampleSecretKeys 5 2
    psk = createPsk pm issuerSk (toPublic delegateSk) (staticHeavyDlgIndexes !! 0)
    pm = ProtocolMagic { getProtocolMagicId = ProtocolMagicId 2
                       , getRequiresNetworkMagic = RequiresNoMagic
                       }

exampleMainConsensusData :: MainConsensusData
exampleMainConsensusData = MainConsensusData exampleSlotId
                                             examplePublicKey
                                             exampleChainDifficulty
                                             exampleBlockSignature

exampleMainExtraHeaderData :: MainExtraHeaderData
exampleMainExtraHeaderData =
    MainExtraHeaderData exampleBlockVersion
                        exampleSoftwareVersion
                        (mkAttributes ())
                        (abstractHash (MainExtraBodyData (mkAttributes ())))

exampleGenesisBlockHeader :: GenesisBlockHeader
exampleGenesisBlockHeader = mkGenesisHeader pm
                                            (Left (GenesisHash prevHash))
                                            (EpochIndex 11)
                                            exampleGenesisBody
  where
    prevHash = coerce (hash ("genesisHash" :: Text)) :: Hash a
    pm = ProtocolMagic { getProtocolMagicId = ProtocolMagicId 0
                       , getRequiresNetworkMagic = RequiresNoMagic
                       }

-- We use `Nothing` as the ProxySKBlockInfo to avoid clashing key errors
-- (since we use example keys which aren't related to each other)
exampleMainBlockHeader :: MainBlockHeader
exampleMainBlockHeader = mkMainHeaderExplicit pm
                                              exampleHeaderHash
                                              exampleChainDifficulty
                                              exampleSlotId
                                              exampleSecretKey
                                              Nothing
                                              exampleMainBody
                                              exampleMainExtraHeaderData
  where
    pm = ProtocolMagic { getProtocolMagicId = ProtocolMagicId 7
                       , getRequiresNetworkMagic = RequiresNoMagic
                       }

exampleMainProof :: MainProof
exampleMainProof = MainProof exampleTxProof exampleSscProof
                             (abstractHash dp) exampleUpdateProof
  where
    dp = UnsafeDlgPayload (take 4 staticProxySKHeavys)

exampleHeaderHash :: HeaderHash
exampleHeaderHash = coerce (hash ("HeaderHash" :: Text))

exampleGenesisBody :: GenesisBody
exampleGenesisBody = GenesisBody exampleSlotLeaders

exampleMainBody :: MainBody
exampleMainBody = MainBody exampleTxPayload exampleSscPayload
                           dp exampleUpdatePayload
  where
    dp = UnsafeDlgPayload (take 4 staticProxySKHeavys)

exampleMainToSign :: MainToSign
exampleMainToSign = MainToSign (abstractHash (BlockHeaderGenesis exampleGenesisBlockHeader))
                    exampleMainProof exampleSlotId exampleChainDifficulty exampleMainExtraHeaderData

exampleSlogUndo :: SlogUndo
exampleSlogUndo = SlogUndo $ Just 999

exampleUndo :: Undo
exampleUndo = Undo
  { undoTx = exampleTxpUndo
  , undoDlg = Delegation.exampleUndo
  , undoUS = Update.exampleUndo
  , undoSlog = exampleSlogUndo
  }

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Main test export
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

tests :: IO Bool
tests = and <$> sequence
    [ H.checkSequential $$discoverGolden
    , H.checkParallel $$discoverRoundTrip
    ]

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Mozart's Last Aria
Matt Rees Rula Lenska
Matt Rees Rula Lenska / Jan 17, 2020
Mozart s Last Aria It is and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is enlightenment Vienna s brightest star Master of the city s music halls and devoted member of the Austrian Freemason s guild he stands at the heart of an elec
Title: Mozart's Last Aria
Author: Matt Rees Rula Lenska
It is 1791 and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is enlightenment Vienna s brightest star Master of the city s music halls and devoted member of the Austrian Freemason s guild, he stands at the heart of an electric mix of art and music, philosophy and science, politics and intrigue.Six weeks ago, the great composer told his wife he had been poisoned Yesterday, he died The city isIt is 1791 and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is enlightenment Vienna s brightest star Master of the city s music halls and devoted member of the Austrian Freemason s guild, he stands at the heart of an electric mix of art and music, philosophy and science, politics and intrigue.Six weeks ago, the great composer told his wife he had been poisoned Yesterday, he died The city is buzzing with rumours of infidelity, bankruptcy and murder But Wolfgang s sister Nannerl, returned from the provinces to investigate, will not believe base gossip Who but a madman would poison such a genius Yet as she looks closely at what her brother left behind a handwritten score, a scrap of paper from his journal Nannerl finds traces of something sinister the threads of a masonic conspiracy that reach from the gilded ballrooms of Viennese society to the faceless offices of the Prussian secret service.Only when watching Wolfgang s bewitching opera, The Magic Flute , does Nannerl truly understand her beloved brother once again For, encoded in his final arias, is a subtly crafted blueprint for a radical new tomorrow Mozart hoped to change his future Instead he sealed his fate.
Diana Damrau sings Mozart s Queen of the Night aria Feb , Diana Damrau sings Mozart s Queen of the Night aria, from her album Arie Di Bravura Mozart, Salieri and Righini Arias Le Cercle de l Harmonie Jrmi Queen of the Night aria Der Hlle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen Hell s vengeance boils in my heart , commonly abbreviated Der Hlle Rache, is an aria sung by the Queen of the Night, a coloratura soprano part, in the second act of Mozart s opera The Magic Flute Die Zauberflte. Aria In music, an aria Italian air plural arie, or arias in common usage, diminutive form arietta, plural ariette, or in English simply air is a self contained piece for one voice, with or without instrumental or orchestral accompaniment, normally part of a larger work. The typical context for arias is opera, but vocal arias also feature in oratorios and cantatas, sharing features of the The Operatic Aria The Opera strano strano from Verdi s La Traviata Cavatina A short aria in one or two parts with no repeat distinguishing it from da capo You can find cavatinas in some Handel operas but mostly these are found in late th Century works Mozart wrote a few , a period when the da capo aria fell somewhat out of favour, though French composers held on to the term well into the th Century. Mozart s best music where to start Classic FM Mozart s best music where to start Opera, piano music, symphonies or concertos Mozart s music has something for everyone Here s our pick of great pieces, so you listen for yourself and discover the essential Mozart downloads. Mozart facts about the great composer Classic FM The Magic Flute Mozart s last opera The Magic Flute was the last opera Mozart composed, it was premiered on th September roughly three months before he died. Synopsis of Mozart s Die Zauberflte The Magic Flute Learn the story of The Magic Flute in this synopsis of Mozart s famous opera, which premiered in Vienna in . Mozart s Most Famous and Popular Music Spinditty Jun , This article is a look at Mozart s most popular songs, overtures, symphonies, and piano concerto movements Find out which pieces of his music have stood the test of Translation of The Barber of Seville Opening Aria Michael Martin Count Almaviva R and Jose Carbo Figaro perform at the last dress rehearsal of Rossini s The Barber Of Seville at the Opera House on September , in Sydney, Australia. Simon Rattle conducts Symphonies by Mozart Digital Aug , Representing no occasion, no immediate purpose, but an appeal to eternity is how his biographer Alfred Einstein characterised the creation of Mozart s last three symphonies, which opened the Berliner Philharmoniker s season under the baton of Sir Simon Rattle.
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I m an award winning writer of international thrillers, mysteries, and historical fiction I m giving away a FREE ebook THE THRILLER CHECKLIST, a no nonsense guide to get your thriller written Get it here bit 2r2jciK My latest is CHINA STRIKE, second in an international thriller series about a US agent My Palestinian mysteries won a UK Crime Writers Association Dagger I ve written historicals about the mysterious deaths of Mozart and Caravaggio My WWII alt historical THE AMBASSADOR was a finalist for the National Jewish Book Council Award not bad for a boy from WalesI ve lived in Washington, New York, Jerusalem for 20 years and now in Luxembourg.
Never has the structure of a novel felt more important than in Mozart's Last Aria. Matt Rees takes the essence of Mozart's music to weave a plot that showcases musical genius alongside a desperately paranoid and rather naive young man, who just wanted to introduce equality to all levels of society. Rees starts with a difficult opening - as Nannerl hears about her estranged brother's death and starts to learn that he believed he was being murdered through slow poisoning. The central portion of th [...]
The story begins with Nannerl, Mozart's sister, receiving a letter telling her Mozart is dead. In the letter written by Mozart's wife Nannerl discovers that Mozart had been afraid that he would die soon from poisoning for the last few months. Nannerl goes to Vienna to pay her last respects and to uncover the mystery of what really happened to her brother.I had such high hopes for this book, I adore Mozart and enjoy playing his pieces on the piano, but I did not enjoy this story at all. The main [...]
In "Mozart's last aria," Matt Rees takes the real-life historical mystery of Mozart's murder, and uses real-life facts and characters to present a possible solution to the case.In the early 1790s, Europe is facing some major problems. The French Revolution is going on in France. Prussia and Austria are sworn enemies. And Mozart loses his life in mysterious circumstances, suspecting poisoning. Mozart's story kicks off when his sister, Nannerl, is dying and gives Mozart's son the diary [...]
There's a blurb on the back, surprisingly, from NPR: "The Da Vinci Code, but this time with Masons and musical manuscripts." Pretty sure they read a different book than I did.I wanted very much to like this, honestly. But some of the plot points weren't very believable, the choice of words in conversations (If you were talking about your brother, would you always use his name, or occasionally refer to him as, well, "him"? Particularly in a conversation where his name is mentioned a number of tim [...]
Olga Kowalska (WielkiBuk)
Matt Rees wykorzystał historyczną zagadkę i wykreował nie lada kryminalną opowieść w oświeceniowym duchu, opierając się na jednej z najpopularniejszych legend, dotyczących śmierci kompozytora. Co więcej, zafascynowany jego muzyką, oparł nawet "Ostatnią Arię Mozarta" na strukturze inspirowanej pełną pasji sonatą a-moll, co sprawia, że cała powieść przypomina pieczołowicie spisaną kompozycję, nawiązującą charakterem do utworu muzycznego. Tym samym, czytelnik otrzy [...]
Mozart believed that he was poisoned weeks before he died. Upon hearing of his death, his sister Nannerl travels to his home in Vienna. Whatever Freemason directive he tried to promote may have been the cause of his death. ("The Magic Flute" plays a very important role and has a lot of secrets hidden within its score.) Nannerl stops at nothing to find his killer. Enjoying Mozart's music, discussions of 18th Century music performance and descriptions of daily life in Vienna of the time. (Historic [...]
I'm going to be a bit harsh in the review, but I can't really help it I was too disappointed. I really wanted to give this more stars than three. Honestly, if I could be more accurate, I'd give it three and a half. But since I can't give it that extra half, I had to round down, and give it three.Big reason for rounding down: The fluffy writing. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy fluff. I like it in my pillows, on my dog, and under my butt when I'm driving. But I don't enjoy excessive fluffy, sensationa [...]
I love Mozart's music and have read a bit about his life. And the book is mystery, so it sounded like fun. It wasn't.My biggest issue with the writing was the portrayal of emotions. The author would tell us that someone was feeling a particular emotion and my response was often, "Really?". I didn't get it from way events were told. It just seemed out of the blue when the author was say "So-and-so felt rapturous." Just being told it doesn't work for me; I want it to shown. I want to have the pict [...]
As someone who eagerly eats up practically any Mozart-related book, I was eager to read this mystery about his death narrated by Nannerl, his sister. This book intrigued me in particular because, while most fictional Mozart books paint Nannerl as the "lost sister" whose greatness was overshadowed by her brother (a conception which in my opinion does not need 500 books and movies devoted to it), this book took a new approach and had Nannerl investigating the events of Mozart's death.The Good: Ree [...]
Carey Combe
I found this tremendously disappointing. I love Matt Rees' other books set in Palestine and this was a whole new departure. I think I may have enjoyed it a lot more had I had an appreciation of Mozart's later music and the philosophy behind it. But as it was, I found the characters wooden, unbelievable and full of clichés, while the story was pretty weak.
Andi Winterfield
A brilliantly written, fast paced novel about the mysterious and untimely death of Mozart. I love the novel's focus on Mozart's overlooked older sister, Nannerl. Her character is beautifully written and thoroughly researched. I am absolutely in love with this book.
As I started to read the book, I was so excited about winning on , I was hoping for a story of intrigue and suspense, but overall, that was not the case. Reading MOZART'S LAST ARIA was like listening to a piece of music whose notes did not venture beyond the lines of the musical staff. E-G-B-D-F over and over again. When the story yearned to go into a high G, the composer dragged it down an octave. When the story started going into a low D, the same thing occurred and I was left feeling flat and [...]
With nine years of participating in an award-winning wind ensemble under my belt, I have a huge affinity for Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his works. I've visited Salzburg several times, toured the house in which he was born, and have watched the movie Amadeus more times than I probably should admit. When offered the chance to review a novel about Mozart's mysterious demise, there was no hesitation on my part; I felt I was meant to read this book. I mention this because my knowledge of and feeling [...]
I really enjoyed Matt Rees writing style. He uses very clear prose that is reminiscent of Orwell. I also really appreciated his knowledge and use of musical terms that, while adding something for those who understand what he's talking about, doesn't take away from those uninitiated in the study of music.The story is a great concept. However, it's execution is a bit sloppy. All of the male characters, around whom the plot regarding W. A. Mozart's death revolves, are flat and uninteresting. Even N [...]
First thoughts after I finished: "I want to read more about Nannerl!"I love books that make me feel as if I have a front row seat to the story and this one delivered in that aspect in every way. I love historical fiction, especially when the author finds such an interesting and real life person such as Nannerl. I hate to admit the fact that I didn't even realize that Mozart had a sister! My heart hurt for her knowing how much she sacrificed over the years. Her father forced her to put her own lo [...]
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Mozart's Last Aria by Matt Rees is a combination historical fiction/mystery novel. This is not your run-of-the-mill pot-boiler, though. It's much more complex --and even rather magical.Readers will be surprised to see a different Mozart when seen through the letter his sister, Maria Anna (affectionately known as Nannerl), writes so that the truth might be known about her brother's death.The story opens when Nannerl is dying. Mozart's son, Leopold, soon reads the letter he finds that Nannerl wrot [...]
really neat story of how/why mozart died so young, set in 1790's vienna. his older sister, nannerl goes to the city to vist her widowed sister-in-law and maybe figure out why he died so suddenly and why he claimed he was poisoned/murdered. the book is set up like mozart's music with the pieces ebbing into discord, then coming back into a sort of harmony, then to be started again. benyon rees has written other mysteries based in modern palastine so he has a good mystery here. and though nannerl s [...]
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart passes away. His sister, miles away and estranged from him, receives a diary of his that leads her to believe he was poisoned. She travels miles to his home and becomes embroiled in startling political intrigue involving the Knights of Templar, forbidden romance, and her own quest for forgiveness for not reconciling with her brother before his death. It was a good read, however, the lead character seems disconnected from the plot throughout the book. It's very hard to buy [...]
As a singer, and as a Mozart lover, I wanted badly to like this book. I gazed at it a few times before starting in the way you gaze at a particularly luscious chocolate just before eating it. But it failed to deliver. The notion that Mozart did not die of natural causes is not a new one, and should have been a gift to an author. But the spoiler came too early in the book. And the character of Nannerl, Mozart's sister, never felt real to me. In the end it was like that garishly wrapped but ultima [...]
Valerie Stegman
I think I just want to read it because of the awesome dress on the front cover! No, I'm not shallow.
Kelda Giavaras
This book had a lot of cover appeal for me. When I read the description, I thought "What's not to like: strong female character, the era of Mozart, a mystery regarding his mysterious death" But unfortunately, this book just didn't grab me. I had to force myself to finish it. I'm left questioning myself now, why did I have such a hard time with it? Was I just not in the mood? I'm really not sure. I do know that I never really got invested into the characters. In fact, I had a difficult time telli [...]
Erin L
I struggle a bit rating this as I sometimes do. The story started out really promising and I enjoyed the characters and the investigation. Then, with 50 pages to go, we suddenly start wrapping everything up and it just felt really rushed and incomplete. All of that story development and work done to just wrap it up and leave the reader feeling slightly cheated.Too bad. Great cover though.
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Even though this book has elements that I just eat up -- a take-charge heroine, unique foreign setting, weird conspiracy involving a secret society, dramatic artists, and lots of intrigue -- I actually found this to be an unremarkable novel. The book isn't bad -- it's just rather pedestrian. At 295 pages, it ought to be a fast read but weirdly, the story drags despite the non-stop action. The novel is written in the first person which is normally a voice I rather like -- I enjoy 'being' the hero [...]
Andrea at Reading Lark
Review Posted on Reading Lark 12/7/11: readinglark/2011/I have to admit that I agreed to review this book because of the cover. This is one that I want to frame and put on my wall. Sure, the plot sounded interesting as well, but I have never been a big classical music fan. However, between the cover and the lure of a murder mystery I could resist opening these pages. Mozart's Last Aria tells the story of Mozart's death, his musical career, family drama, and his connections to the Masons. I have [...]
Enchanting reader via audiobook! I'm not sure that I would have enjoyed this novel as much if I had read the written version. The content was repetitive and dull at times; but as I always say - a great reader can enhance any mediocre book & IMHO that is the case here. The reader of the audiobook version was entirely, well, interesting - is the best way I can think to put it. Weirdest voice I've ever heard bordering on uni-gendered (not sure if that's a true word but you know my meaningy or a [...]
Kathleen (Kat) Smith
In October 1791 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the greatest musical genius the world has ever seen, told his wife he had been poisoned. Six weeks later, at the age of thirty-five, he was dead.In the latest novel by Matt Rees, Mozart's Last Aria is comprised of musical literature intertwined with the news that Mozart's sister, Nannerl hears about his death. Her entire world as she has known it collaspes with the news of her brother's death and she resolves to find out what happened to him. Her only clu [...]
Why and how did Mozart die at the age of 35? Was he poisoned as he was convinced he was? These questions could make an intriguing mystery, and I hoped this novel would fulfill my expectations. But I was disappointed in the story told by Mozart's sister who, when she received the notice of her brother's untimely death, traveled from her home in a provincial mountain town to Vienna to find out the truth. The brother and sister had been estranged for many years, and Maria Anna Mozart had to dea [...]
I finished Mozart's Last Aria by Matt Rees. Overall, I liked it fairly well & think it would appeal to fans of historical fiction &/or Mozart fans. It would probably also appeal to those who have enjoyed Dan Brown's book as it's a bit similar in style (Masons, secret symbols, influential men, etc).Rees included some really lovely little touches & details that made the historic setting shine (emerald green wine; the many times that church bells ring in the city; ). I found some of the [...]
Juliet Waldron
Cross-genre novels used to be "unpublishable," but no more. Mozart's Last Aria could be defined as historical mystery laced with strong threads of fantasy, paranormal and otherwise. This elegantly written and thoroughly researched crime story of 18th Century Vienna has many beauties despite the fact that the main character, Madame Maria Anna Berchtold von Sonnenburg, a.k.a. Mozart's sister, is completely unbelievable in the role of bold detective. The murder to be solved is, as the title [...]
I am seriously drawn to books with fancy dresses on the covers. This is odd for one reason – I hate to wear dresses. I find it interesting that something I despise in my own life attracts me so much in what I read.This book drew me in from the first page. The setting was rich in detail and color with characters that I connected with immediately. My favorite aspect of historical fiction novels is experiencing a time so long ago - this novel provides that aspect perfectly. I felt like I was drop [...]
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It felt like a true sequel. I'm going to download it. Oh and Tanner's a fag.
krayzie verse feels like he had a unreleased verse on Murder One because krayzie don't rap about Ouija no more.
The track is dope...I fux wit it. I hope they release a remix incorporating more of the original beat, but flip it differently.
And a Bay Ballas RMX would be dope....Spice would kill it. And this time release the explicit version....if I remember correctly, they only released a clean version of the Bay Ballas remix right?
^ On the Luniz album there's two versions of "I got 5 on it" one is explicit and the other is radio version with lryics changed not beeped out. Then on the CDS there's "Bay Balla's RMX" which is the posse cut that has no swearing or beeps. I've gave my nephew the 12" single but I still have the CDS if you want a RIP. I think there were some other weird remix's on it as well.
They made this track because a new horror movie coming out soon called "Us" has featured "Ive got 5 On It" in film and trailer.


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Wade's guy friend fixed his.
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Павел Сергеевич Рыков (, Москва — 26 марта 1942, Ворошилов, Приморский край) — советский , , музейный работник и краевед, профессор.

Профессор Саратовского университета (с 1922). Член ГАИМК (1931), член Государственной Академии искусствознания (1932).

Биография
Родился в семье бухгалтера.

Окончил 4-ю Московскую гимназию, затем — историко-филологический факультет Московского университета, где учился в 1905—1910 годах, а также одновременно Московский археологический институт, где был слушателем в 1907—1910 годах. Ученик В. А. Городцова.

C 1920 года в Саратове, приступил к работе в университете: доцент и заведующий кафедрой археологии (учреждённой по его инициативе при педагогическом факультете), профессор (утверждён в 1922 году, со сдачей магистерских экзаменов), декан педагогического факультета (1924—1927, заместитель с 1923), заместитель ректора по хозяйственной работе (до 1932); с восстановлением в 1935 году истфака и до своего ареста — его первый декан и заведующий кафедрой истории древнего мира и археологии. Член ВКП(б) с 1930 года.

С 1924 года — директор Нижне-Волжского института краеведения; одновременно с 1931 — профессор, с 1932 — заведующий кафедрой всеобщей истории Саратовского педагогического института (был создан в 1931 году на основе педагогического факультета Саратовского университета).

Инициатор создания в Саратове (в 1922) и бессменный директор (до 1937) Краеведческого института изучения Южноволжской области (до 1924 — Научно-исследовательский археологический институт). Директор Саратовского областного краеведческого музея (1922—1937), преемник этнографа профессора Б. М. Соколова.

Создатель первого национального музея Калмыкии (1931). На протяжении многих лет — председатель Саратовского общества краеведения.

Арестован 14 августа 1937 года. 24 января 1938 выездной сессией ВК ВС СССР в Саратове осуждён на 10 лет лагерей. Умер во .

Реабилитирован посмертно в 1956 году. Посмертно восстановлен в КПСС.

Семья
Жена — Надежда Александровна Рыкова. Их дети: Сергей, Елена.

Библиография
Опубликовал более 70 научных трудов.
 Кольчуга Виленского музея. — М.: тип. Г. Лисснер и Д. Собко, [1916]
 Древности Летгалии: Вып. 1. — Режица: тип. Комиссара в Петрограде, 1917
 Юго-Восточные границы Радимичей (Раскопки курган. могильника близ с. Гочева, Обоян. у., Кур. губ.) — Саратов, [1923]
 Сусловский курганный могильник / П. Рыков Нижне-Волжское обл. науч. о-во краеведения при Саратовском гос. ун-те. — Саратов, 1925

Награды
 орден Святого Станислава 3 степени (1914).

Память
В его память в Саратове с начала 1990-х гг. периодически проводятся Рыковские чтения по истории и археологии.

Примечания

Литература

Ссылки

Выпускники 4-й Московской гимназии
Выпускники Московского археологического института
Преподаватели Саратовского государственного университета
Исключённые из КПСС
Директора музеев СССР
Музейные работники России
Краеведы СССР
Краеведы России
Сотрудники Института археологии РАН
Историки, репрессированные в СССР
Посмертно реабилитированные в СССР

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The well-known Chinese brand OnePlus indicates that, since its founding, it has focused on developing ways for its devices to improve the experiences of users and affirm that they listen and constantly work with their community simply to offer a better possible experience. And not only that even they also highlight that the new OxygenOS has been built jointly with its community.
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Hence, from today, and until next February 22, the company's new challenge is available in its OnePlusPMChallenge forum. During this time duration of this challenge, the brand's software team will simply give life to the best idea and implement it in a future OxygenOS version.
Finally, the person who helps develop the new function will be invited to the next launch of the company to see first that how the new idea is working. If you have in your mind some unique functionality that you would like to see implemented in OxygenOS, then what are you waiting for? As now you have the opportunity to make it come true. So, what do you think about this? Simply share all your views and thoughts in the comment section below.


Digital versions of magazines, journals, newspapers, encyclopedias and some books. **To access the Power Library from home, you'll need to use the link at the Portage Public Library and have a borrower's card number for your password.
Power Library for Kids -- A simplified version of the Power Library suitable for elementary students.
Public Library Digital Materials -- The Portage Public Library offers free downloads of audiobooks and ebooks for area residents who have a borrower's card. The library also has audiobooks on its shelves. The public library uses the OverDrive system, which is the same one used by the school district.


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Out – by Roee Rosen
The cruelty's exorcism by Roee Rosen
2010 | 30 - 35 | Documentary | Israel | Pain & Pleasure | Politics
Out (Tse) is the short film directed by Israeli artist Roee Rosen and winner of the Orizzonti Award at the 67th edition of the Venice Film Festival. These 34 minutes take place just in three scenes as its strength and impact on the audience don't live in set or tecnicisms.
Out slowly drags the viewer inside the intimacy of two women – Yoana, 32, feminist and pacifist, and Ela, 25, right-wing militant raised by a racist family. The central part of the film depicts a domination/submission thrashing, set in a mundane living room. The scene is not acted but rather performed by Yoana and Ela, whose real-life preferences entail BDSM (Bondage-Domination-Sadism-Masochism).
We know that because of the ante-fact, an interview with the women that initially seems to be a normal documentary about their experiences in the Israeli sadomasochist scene, but it immediately becomes the transposition of a precondition to the actions of the film – one woman is possessed by the Devil and the other is an exorcist. But in this session, the painful blows meted out by the Dom (Yoana) cause the sub (Ela) to spew out sentences, all of which are quotes from Israel's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Avigdor Lieberman, renowned as one of the most extreme right-wing politicians in the country.
Rosen's ability is to put us in the position to enlarge our judgment's prospectives on what we'e watching in the scene recognizing it as more universal. A representation of the place where the demons bring the human beings. And, we know that – we all have demons. Rosen puts us in the voyeur's position and he can't and doesn't want to prevent us from judging what we're seeing. Rather, as we can't think ourselves as pure and purified from hate, we can give a more mature and informed judgment.
The final scene — a song set to the words of the Russian poet Esenin's Letter to Mother — not only elevates and complicates the emotional resonance of what preceded it, but it's also a direct, if twisted, tribute to the final scene of another film that deals with hybridity, radical sexuality and politics: Dušan Makavejev's W.R.: Mysteries of the Organism. What we have seen is strange and unpleasant, annoying in a certain way. It baffles us, we don't like it. But it's hard to forget. Maybe because we can't stop thinking about it, we arrive to a certain awareness of the negative ability of our judgment's practice and, in the end, we're the ones who have been exorcised.
Anita Vicenzi
Vivo tra piante grasse, fumetti e Polaroid. L'unica cosa che mi divide da Alex Turner è il piatto di tortellini in brodo che mangio a letto mentre guardo The Walking Dead. Faccio la speaker a Radio M**Bun.
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When I interviewed Myrsini Aristidou, she gave me the impression of being delicate and authentic – and her way of being reminded...
Just like Alice goes dan the rabbit hole, Nina enters the world of the dead through a blue flower....
On the Day of the Dead, a traditional Mexican festivity, little Nina goes to visit her mother's grave, initiating a magical journey int a colorful and festive afterlife.
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Brazil / 6minutes
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A Brief History of John Baldessari
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Narrated by Tom Waits, a pop documentary about "The guy who put dots over people's faces".
(Moxie Pictures)
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The story of How to Act on Reality TV, short doc by filmmaker John Wilson, has started when a...
The meta-movie that opens us the doors of the New York Reality TV School: not acting but real
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Guiding Theories
Underlying Principles
Running Calendar
A Coach's Eyes
Mindful Ways
A Happy Ending to the Fast Marathon Season
A Coach's Eyes, Blog
The 2017 marathon season is now officially over. In the past three months we've seen runners in Berlin, Chicago, and New York post some very fast times, getting ever closer to the magic 2:00 threshold. It won't be long before a runner breaks 2:00, but it didn't happen in 2017. In my opinion, this year's most remarkable marathon story happened last Sunday in New York.
Happy endings are especially hard to come by for elite marathoners, who generally have just two chances to compete each year in the narrow window between their mid-20s and mid-30s… and that's if they stay healthy. It's been eight years since an American broke the tape at the New York City Marathon (the last American to win the race was Meb Keflezighi, in 2009). And it's been even longer, four decades, to be exact, since an American woman came in first in the NYC Marathon. But Olympic medalist Shalane Flanagan did just that last Sunday, at age 36!
Earlier this year, Ms. Flanagan's Beijing 2008 bronze medal in the 10,000-meter event was upgraded to silver after the runner who finished ahead of her was disqualified for doping. The World Marathon Majors, which include both New York City and Boston, have now implemented an extra measure of drug testing and an aggressive new course of action to seek the repayment of illegally acquired prize money. Rio 2016 marathon winner Jemima Sumgong tested positive for EPO last spring. Kenyan Rita Jeptoo still holds the 2013 Boston Marathon title but was stripped of her 2014 championship after a doping violation.
The sport's new drug deterrence policies were of little relevance to the impeccable Ms. Flanagan who once again ran fueled by the lifelong conviction that she had one big, perfect race inside of her. "My coaches told me that it was possible, the training I put in was the best I've ever put in," said Flanagan who had been preparing as if this would be her final race. Ramping up for New York, she had not run a marathon for more than a year. She altered her traditional training routine, opting for a shorter buildup period and taking more rest between her longest runs.
She intended to go out under her own power and run bravely, 'right at' her most formidable opponent, Mary Keitany of Kenya. Keitany, 35, would be seeking to cap a banner year, in which she won the London Marathon with a blistering time of 2:17:01. Keitany had also won the previous three marathons in New York decisively.
Shalane had also adopted a mental strategy: Stay patient. Keitany might decide to front run early. If so, let her go ahead and try. But when she didn't, Flanagan could sense her opportunity. Nine hopeful runners stayed in contact until the last few miles when three contenders, Flanagan, Keitany and Ethiopian Mamitu Daska pulled away. Then, inexplicably, Keitany suddenly sagged behind and drifted to the east side of 5th Ave before veering back on course.
A good race often comes down to a series of surges and Shalane must have known it was 'go time.' Without showing any extra effort, she calmly quickened her leg rate and entered the Engineers' Gate into Central Park with a commanding lead. A simple mantra filled her mind: "Keep it together, just keep it together." She finished in 2 hours, 26 minutes, 53 seconds, about a minute faster than the vulnerable Keitany, who could never catch up. Daska finished a close third.
As she neared the finish line, Shalane let it all hang out, expressing the heartfelt emotion of her historic victory. She wept openly, gestured triumphantly and shouted with joy (with a few choice words thrown in!). The love and affection shown by friends and family rejoicing in her wonderful accomplishment had a quieting effect on all those present at the finish line.
"That's for Meb," she exclaimed, in honor of the inspiring performance by her friend Meb Keflezighi, the American male winner of the first Boston Marathon after the bombing in 2013. The 11th place Keflezighi had been texting and emailing words of encouragement for Flanagan throughout the spring and summer. "I just couldn't be happier for her," he said. "She deserves one of these, whether it's here or at Boston, and I'm so delighted for her."
"It took me seven years to do this… a lot of work went into this one moment. Hopefully, this will inspire the next generation of American women to just stay patient," Flanagan told reporters Sunday. "Forty Years was way too long. These are the moments we dream of as athletes. This is going to feel good for a really long time."
"Shalane Flanagan cut such a familiar figure Sunday, running toward the cameras in Central Park at the New York City Marathon, that it seemed odd she hadn't been seen on a marathon course since the 2016 Rio Olympics. With her upright carriage, high cheekbones flushed with exertion, chin tucked, blond ponytail switching back and forth like a metronome, she has been a fixture in big international distance races for 10 years now: always in contention, never quite able to close the last gap. Now she was the one who was accelerating beyond reach."- WBUR.org
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Beato es un nombre de pila de varón.

Variantes
Femenino: Beata.

Etimología
El nombre deriva del latín beatus, que significa feliz.

Onomástica
Se celebra el 9 de mayo, en recuerdo a San Beato confesor y ermitaño.
Se celebra el 8 de marzo, en recuerdo a Santa Beata mártir.

Santos Beatos
San Beato confesor y ermitaño: se retiró a una gruta cercana a Vendôme, Francia, en el siglo V.
Santa Beata, mártir en África.
Otra Santa Beata, cuyo día se celebra el 29 de junio, mártir del , en Sens (Francia).

Personas

Beato de Liébana, monje español.

Nombres latinos
Nombres masculinos


A valley family experienced a terrifying moment Tuesday night when a car crashed through their home.
It happened near the intersection near Cabana Drive and E. Twain Avenue. Police said people were inside the home, in bed, when it happened. A portion of one of the walls of the home was comptely destroyed. That area's been boarded up, but the homeowner will have to fix the house before they can move back into the property.
The driver of the car was hurt in the crash and taken to the hospital, but she's expected to be okay. Another woman inside the home when it happened received some scrapes from the wreck, but she was treated at the scene.
Metro Police believes the driver may have been impaired at the time of the crash. No word on charges.


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#define DOCUMENT_PARTICLES_H_

#include <EPI/Document/DocumentBase.moc.h>

namespace EPI
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class LM_API_EPI DocumentParticles : public DocumentBase
{
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public:
    DocumentParticles(GuiDocument& guiGoc, const Ptr<DocumentRenderer>& pDocRdr);
    DocumentParticles(GuiDocument& guiGoc, const Ptr<DocumentRenderer>& pDocRdr, const Core::String & fileName);

    virtual ~DocumentParticles();

    virtual Ptr<Property> getDefaultProperty() const;

    virtual Ptr<Universe::World> getWorldDeco();

public Q_SLOTS:
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    virtual void save();
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    void loadFile(const Core::String & fileName);

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8 Academicians from reputed Universities / Institutions / Research Organizations – as nominated by the Vice Chancellor for a period of 02 (Two) years from date of initial appointments, as indicated.
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This oceanfront hotel is across the street from the beach and one mile from downtown Virginia Beach. The hotel offers an indoor pool and rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi. Hampton Inn Virginia Beach-Oceanfront South rooms include a 32-inch flat-screen TV and cable. The rooms also feature a private balcony and coffee maker. The Virginia Beach Hampton Inn provides guests with a daily breakfast. Guests can also dine at the 11th Street Tap House Bar and Grille. The Hampton Inn Oceanfront South offers guests a business center. The hotel also has a children's playground and a gym. The Virginia Beach Hampton Inn is within a 5-minute drive of Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center. The Virginia Beach Amusement Park is within a 5-minute walk of the hotel.
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The built-in package resource type handles many different packaging systems on many operating systems, so not all features are relevant everywhere. This page offers guidance and tips for working with package on Windows.
Puppet can install and remove MSI packages and executable installers on Windows. Both package types use the default windows package provider.
Alternatively, a Chocolatey package provider is available on the Forge.
The source can be a local file or a file on a mapped network drive. For MSI installers, you can use a UNC path. Puppet URLs are not supported for the package type's source attribute, but you can use file resources to copy packages to the local system. The source attribute accepts both forward- and backslashes.
The title (or name) of the package must match the value of the package's DisplayName property in the registry, which is also the value displayed in the Add/Remove Programs or Programs and Features control panels.
If the provided name and the installed name don't match, Puppet assumes the package is not installed and tries to install it again.
Copy the name of the package from the list.
Some packages (Git is a notable example) change their display names with every newly released version. See the section below on handling package versions and upgrades.
The Windows package provider also supports package-specific install_options (such as install directory) and uninstall_options. These options vary across packages, so see the documentation for the specific package you're installing. Options are specified as an array of strings or hashes.
MSI properties can be specified as an array of strings following the property=key pattern; use one string per property. Command line flags to executable installers can be specified as an array of strings, with one string per flag.
Any file path arguments within the install_options attribute (such as INSTALLDIR) should use backslashes (\), not forward slashes. Be sure to escape your backslashes appropriately. For more info, see Handling file paths on Windows.
Setting ensure => latest (which requires the upgradeable feature) doesn't work on Windows, because Windows doesn't have central package repositories like on most *nix systems.
There are two ways to handle package versions and upgrades on Windows.
Many packages on Windows have version metadata. To tell whether a package has usable version metadata, install it on a test system and use puppet resource package to inspect it.
The next time Puppet runs, it will notice that the versions don't match and will install the new package. This makes the installed version match the new version, so Puppet won't attempt to re-install the package until you change the version in the manifest again.
The version you use in ensure must exactly match the version string that the package reports when you inspect it with puppet resource. If it doesn't match, Puppet will repeatedly try to install it.
Some packages don't embed version metadata; instead, they change their DisplayName property with each release. The Git packages are a notable example.
The next time Puppet runs, it will notice that the names don't match and will install the new package. This makes the installed name match the new name, so Puppet won't attempt to re-install the package until you change the name in the manifest again.
The name you use in the title must exactly match the name that the package reports when you inspect it with puppet resource. If it doesn't match, Puppet will repeatedly try to install it.


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Jan Červený (uměleckým jménem Kazimír Lupinec; * 14. dubna 1976 Slaný) je kladenský architekt, herec a scenárista Divadla V.A.D. Kladno.

Realizace
 centrum obce Zákolany
 návsi v Braškově a části této obce Valdek

v Kladně
 park lesík u hřbitova
 2006: revitalizace Sítenského údolí
 2010: rekonstrtukce interiéru secesní budovy bývalého Okresního domu z roku 1910, od roku 1954 sídla Středočeské vědecké knihovny
 2017: rekonstrukce Parku Zoologická s keramickými sochami zvířat od Alexandry Koláčkové

Literatura
 Architektonická studie budovy Státní vědecké knihovny Kladno. Kladno: J. Červený, 1994.
 Kaple svatého Floriána v Kladně: seminární práce z dějin architektury. Česko: J. Červený, 1996.
 Budova Státní vědecké knihovny v Kladně č.p. 1641. Kladno: J. Červený, 1997.
 Věžové domy v Kladně-Rozdělově: seminární práce z dějin architektury dvacátého století. Kladno: J. Červený, 1998.
 Poldihaus: seminární práce z předmětu "Historické stavby a sídla I" o domu hostů Poldiny hutě v Kladně navrženém architektem Josefem Hoffmannem v roce 1903. Kladno: J. Červený, 1999.

Divadelní role
ve hrách Divadla V.A.D.
 Rozmarné léto – Antonín Důra
 Rozpaky zubaře Svatolpuka Nováka – MUDr. Svatopluk Novák
 Tajemný VAD v Karpatech – Orfanik
 Utrpení knížete Sternenhocha – Císař Wilhelm II
 Fe-érie o Kladně – Venca
 Píseček – Karel
 Krvavý román – Režisér
 Sága rodu Rassini – Carlo Rassini
 Hotel Infercontinental – Vedoucí
 Harila aneb 4 z punku a pes – Karl Heinz
 Charmsovy pašije – Jan Zdeňkovič Červený
 Vagón Vagónovič – Michail Berlioz, nakladatel
 Upokojenkyně – Vlastimil Vrbička
 Valérie a týden divů – Misionář
 Válka s mloky – Mlok
 ÚL – Zdeněk Švarc

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy

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Čeští architekti
Čeští divadelní herci
Absolventi vysokých škol v Česku
Architekti a stavitelé z Kladna
Herci z Kladna
Narození v roce 1976
Narození 14. dubna
Narození ve Slaném
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