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What was a Weavers job in the Middle Ages?
A weaver in the middle ages wove cloth. Just like weavers before and after the middle ages.
Some expanded information: In the early middle ages weaving was a home craft. In the later middle ages with the growth of towns and cities weaving became a regular profession organized into guilds. This was in part due to the development of more complex looms that a typical peasant would not likely posses.
What did wool weavers in Middle Ages do?
Probably, they wove fabric from wool fibres.
Where did weavers lived in the middle ages?
In the early middle ages weaving was a home craft rather than a full time profession. In the second half of the middle ages, due to the growth of urban centers and the development of more complex loom technology, weaving became a full time profession. In this period weavers would have lived in in a town or a city and rented living and working quarters in a larger building. As an alternative they may have… Read More
What did a plumber do for a liveng in the Middle Ages?
There was not the job of a plumber in the middle ages since there was no plumbing to fix. This won't happen for hundreds of years.
What was the hardest job in Middle Ages?
Most jobs were very hard in the Middle Ages, but probably one of the hardest was being a serf.
What job did a cooper have in middle ages?
A cooper made barrels.
What jobs did parish priests do in the middle ages?
"Parish priest" is a job.
What is a wainwright's job in medieval times?
In the middle ages, as today, a wainwright's job was to build wagons and carts out of wood.
What was the job of serfs in the middle ages?
there job was to help clean up with maids i think im not so shue
In the middle ages what does apperentice mean?
A person who learns a job from another person.
What was the main job for women in the middle ages?
It depends. Are you talking married, or unmarried?
What was a colonial weavers job?
they were fabric makers.
What did weavers make to cover the castle floors in the Dark Ages?
They used straw and rushes to cover the floor in the Dark Ages. <(")
What was job of nuns in Middle Ages?
The nuns job was to provide food for the poor, care for the sick and accommodation for for pilgrims and travellers.
What was the most disgusting job in the Middle Ages?
Personally I think the most disgusting job is cleaning up waste out of the pit
What was the job of a low class person in the middle ages?
a low class person job was to stay on the land and work for the king
What were weavers of the middle ages?
weavers were people that would transform the fiber into threads and then weave those threads into the cloth. cloth would be sold to taylors in cities, or directly to the citizen, to create clothes. however, not everyone could affort a Taylor and most more modest houses would have their maid or wifes / daughters do this kind of work.
What jobs did the middle ages had?
Farmers, soldiers, millers, carters, coopers, blacksmiths, priests, scribes, butchers, cooks, masons, vintners, brewers, hostlers, innkeepers, sailors, weavers, spinners, coachmen- and a lot more!
What was the job of a Lord in the Middle Ages?
To protect the manor and to tell the servants what to do and make sure they do it
What useful jobs did monasteries do in the middle ages?
a useful job that the monasteries did were they were a school and a hospital
What was the jester's job in the middle ages?
a jester is some one who entertains other villager :)
What is was the job of a Tannor in the Middle Ages?
Tanner: A tannor was responsible for the upkeep of animal hides.
What would happen if a peasant didn't do their job in the middle ages?
they would get hung on a rope
What was an Atilliator 's Job in the middle ages?
did atilliator ever been trained
What was an apprentice's job in the Middle Ages?
some apprentice jobs in the middle ages were a blacksmith, gold,smith, baker, mill worker, candle maker. Those were just some basic jobs.
What was the job of the manciple in the middle ages?
A manciple had the job of overseeing purchase and storage of food for such organizations as monasteries, colleges, courts, and so on.
How did women in the middle ages rebel?
In the middle ages, women rebelled by not living up to the standards of society. Women were known to be housewives, however, some women rebelled by going out and looking for an out of the house job.
What was the best job you could get in the middle ages other than the king?
I would choose to be a troubadour.
Where did the weavers live in the the middle ages?
In the early middle ages weaving was a home craft practiced by peasants in the villages. Later in the middle ages as towns and cities grew in size and number weaving became a full time profession. This was in part due to development of more complex looms that a typical peasant would not have in their possession. These weavers organized into guilds like other trades. They lived in towns and cities. They rented a shop… Read More
What was the knights job to do in the Middle Ages?
to protect their lord or king and give loyalty back to the lord or king!!
Why were boys educated in the middle ages but not girls?
Girls were not educated in the middle ages because when they were older instead going out for a job most of them would just stay in and have to do housework. so thats why girls learned how to cook and clean instead.
What is the third period of the middle ages called?
The third period of the Middle Ages was the Late Middle Ages. The first is called the Early Middle Ages or the Dark Age. The second period was the High Middle Ages.
In the middle ages what job did a spinster do?
Main Entry: spinster Part of Speech: noun Definition: unmarried woman
Why is the middle ages called the medieval ages?
The middle ages are not called the medieval ages. The word medieval is an adjective that means "related to the middle ages." Sometimes we used "medieval period" as the same as "middle ages."
What was a explorers in a Middle Ages?
There was no explorers in the middle ages. When exploration started that is when the middle ages ended.
What period of time preceded the Middle Ages and what time period came after the Middle Ages?
Before the middle ages was Anquity (Greeks and Romans) and after the middle ages was the Renissance
What time period was the middle ages?
Early Middle Ages 400 - 700, High Middle Ages 700 - 1300, Late Middle Ages 1300 -1500.
What was the most common job in the middle ages?
Field worker. The production of food by growing crops underpinned the entire economy.
What is a Middle Ages monk?
A monk from the middle ages
2 facts about the middle ages?
1.the middle ages were in the middle ages. 2.i answered this because i was searching for an answer too!
Was there Nylon in the Middle Ages?
There was no nylon in the Middle Ages. Nylon was invented in the 20th century; the Middle Ages ended in the 15th.
What is the job of a weaver?
weavers usually take bamboo and other various grasses and use a sort or patters and weave the grass in and out of itself. weavers usually make baskets or carrying items.
How did trade change from the middle ages to the high middle ages?
in the middle ages only the wealthy could afford these goods ,but in the high middle ages there where more goods and more people buying them
What was the Popes job in the Middle Ages?
The Pope was the head of the Catholic Church. After the East-West Schism, he was the head of the Roman Catholic Church.
Where the name Middle Ages come from?
the middle ages name cums from the phrase middle is the centre and the ages part cums from the ages ago phrase ha ha
How and when the Middle Ages started?
the middle ages started in 500 A.D and ends in 1500 A.D the fall of the roman empire started the middle ages (dark ages)
How do Middle Ages relate to the Japanese Americans?
Japanese Americans were not existent in the middle ages. Even America was nonexistent in the middle ages.
Did they have love in the Middle Ages?
Yes, they had love in the Middle Ages.
Was acrylic used in the Middle Ages?
It was not worn in the Middle Ages.
Who began the Middle Ages?
the vikings started the middle ages.
What is a keep in the Middle Ages?
A keep is a castle in the middle ages.


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Nina Katchadourian previously appeared on these pages with a pair of caterpillars affixed to her upper lip. Today, there's a front page (of the Arts Section) article on her latest project, Office Semaphores, in the New York Times. Another lovely, haunting idea from this absurdly fertile mind. Here's the piece:
Watch That Space: The Oracle of the 17th Floor
By RANDY KENNEDY
The creators of the maritime semaphore system apparently did not have New York office workers in mind when they formulated the staccato messages used by ships and ports for basic communication. But as it turns out, the language is quite supple when it comes to conveying the universal urban condition.
Top, at Liberty and William Streets in Lower Manhattan, Martin Griffin, left, and Jerry Morgero check out Nina Katchadourian's artwork, a semaphore on a lawyer's office window sill. Center, a key to the code lets viewers interpret the changing messages. Bottom, the viewing platform, at 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza.
There are signals for the angry: "Keep clear of me." There are signals for the frustrated: "I have received faulty instructions." And of course there are signals for the weary and the Friday-afternoon defeated: "I am dragging anchor"; "I require a tug"; "I am ending maneuvers early."
Several years ago the artist Nina Katchadourian found herself staring up at the sky full of office windows in Times Square and thinking about the faceless occupants behind them. "You think, 'My God, all those anonymous people up there, living and working,' " she said. "There's this sense of so much detachment between interior and exterior."
With the cooperation of one of those anonymous people and the help of the Public Art Fund, Ms. Katchadourian is now trying to build a bridge — or at least, as she says, stretch a tenuous thread — between those two worlds.
Last week, on a windy plaza at the corner of Liberty and William Streets in Lower Manhattan, workers installed a heavy-duty tourist-type telescope. Its lens is fixed on a 17th-floor office window two blocks to the east, and at least once a day for the next two months the corporate lawyer who sits near that window will choose three objects from his office — for instance, a potted plant, a picture of his young son and a calculator — and arrange them on the sill. Anyone who wanders by the telescope can peer into it and see the objects, a kind of occupational variant on the famous lanterns in the Old North Church.
Then, using a pictorial key mounted on the telescope, the observer can translate the lawyer's messages and, perhaps, divine something about personality or his soul. Or at least whether the deli forgot to put mustard on his pastrami sandwich again.
On Thursday morning, the first day of the project, a calculator, a clock and a glass jar filled with brightly colored markers could be seen on the sill, arranged left to right, announcing that the lawyer was "proceeding without incident."
But at about a quarter past noon a woman with small-framed eyeglasses and a half-smile — maybe a coworker or assistant — could be seen at the window assembling a new message. (Apparently even conceptual art can be delegated.) She removed the clock and the jar and replaced them with a container full of heavy-duty paper clips and a potted plant. The calculator was shuffled to the far right.
The new message was either existentially portentous or maybe just an indication that the lawyer needed a nap. "I am adrift," it said, gnostically.
As big-city voyeurism goes, the project might not be exactly titillating. But Ms. Katchadourian, 38, said she sees it as a modern form of portraiture, especially suited to such a large and impersonal city. The project, which she had tried to bring off several times before, also unites her obsession with things nautical (she collects shipwreck literature) and her love of languages, codes and signs. In one earlier piece, she replaced the regular sounds of several car alarms with snatches of birdsong. In another, she inserted a microphone into a concession-stand popcorn machine and then used a computer to analyze the sounds of the pops, converting them into Morse code to reveal what the popcorn was "saying."
Rochelle Steiner, the director of the Public Art Fund, saw the popcorn project several years ago and said it stuck in her mind. "I thought it was just such a wacky yet rigorous piece dealing with communication and language," she said.
The logistics of the semaphore project were considerably more complex. First, a site for the telescope had to be found, with good sight lines and a chance of a decent crowd. Then someone in a nearby office had to be enlisted to serve as the unseen oracle of the postmodern predicament.
Ms. Katchadourian said she felt that it was imperative to the meaning of the work that the participant remain anonymous, just another life being lived high above the city. The lawyer immediately got the idea, she said, and was more than happy to contribute his knickknacks while keeping his identity a secret. Together they chose the objects to be displayed and then she devised a code for the objects to correspond to a dozen basic semaphore messages, which are usually conveyed with colored flags.
On the first day of the project, only a few observers wandered tentatively over to check it out, seemingly confused about why a tourist telescope was pointed in the direction of nothing particularly touristy. But Bill Fatouras, a project manager for Chase Manhattan Bank, who had walked outside to enjoy a cigarillo, squinted into the telescope and said he would return to make a daily smoke-break check on his nameless neighbor.
"That way if he's having a bad day and I'm having a bad day, maybe we can get some empathy going, you know what I mean?" he said.
Martin Griffin and Jerry Morgero, underwriters for a commercial insurance company, said they might keep tabs too, but admitted that they didn't quite know what to think of the project as an artwork.
Mr. Morgero shrugged: "I guess it just goes to show what I don't know about art."
Mr. Griffin shrugged too, but then brightened.
"It's a big, glorified mood ring," he said. "If that's what it is, I like it."
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Authorities say a 12-year-old girl has drowned in an above-ground pool in Camden County.The Virginian-Pilot of Norfolk reports that Janey Nolasco was swimming with family members in a backyard pool Sunday in South Mills. Camden County Sheriff Tony Perry said the girl drowned just before 5 p.m.Perry said while details are unknown, there was no foul play involved.The sheriff said rescue attempts at pool side and at the hospital were unsuccessful.
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Authorities say a 12-year-old girl has drowned in an above-ground pool in Camden County.
The Virginian-Pilot of Norfolk reports that Janey Nolasco was swimming with family members in a backyard pool Sunday in South Mills. Camden County Sheriff Tony Perry said the girl drowned just before 5 p.m.
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Why did this hotel catch your attention? Inspired by the American roadside motor lodge of yore, Tourists is built for contemporary design lovers with lots of light wood on the banks of the Hoosic River. Many of the large windows in guest rooms look straight into nature, helping blur the line between the outdoors and indoors. What's the backstory? Opened in 2018, Tourists still feels like the cool new kid on the block with the clientele to match. Drinking and dining—what are we looking at? When Tourists first opened, they brought on acclaimed chef Courtney Burns to oversee the food offerings. Sadly, she's left the project but the lodge still offers breakfast like a rye waffle with dried cherry compote and ricotta, a vegetable frittata, and pastries. What about the neighborhood? Does the hotel fit in, make itself part of the scene? For those exploring Williamstown and North Adams, Tourists is perfectly situated. It's approximately three miles from the Clark Art Institute, MASS MoCA, and Bright Ideas Brewing. Any other hotel features worth noting? The grounds and public spaces are so stylish and relaxing, you'll want to make sure to reserve a bit of time to linger here after a day of sightseeing. Bottom line: Why are we choosing Tourists? If you're visiting this corner of the Berkshires, there's nowhere more stylish to stay.
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How long further the new lords of the world will need our talents?
Since the end of the past century, museum professionnals witness, and sometimes take an active part in a kind of 'museological conquest of Asia' which is unambiguously moved by our cultural imperialism. Since a half millenium, the world conquest by the four major imperial powers of Europe launched and consolidated globalization, and financed their golden ages. Today the faithfully cloned historical pattern of trading and cultural colonization of the mid- and far-eastern areas stays, although on a much more symbolic scale.
Presently, european expeditions no longer roam the Indian Ocean onboard of kraekships or of galions, as their modest avatars 'don't rock the boat': nowadays, they fly in business class and enjoy substancial fees, but they are still focusing mainly on the same continental areas. In the field of exhibitions and museums, the occidental governments or big institutions delegate museum professionals as diplomatic agents, mainly to facilitate the globalization of our cultural stereotypes. From China and the East Indies, up to the Arabian Gulf, many european freelance adventurers are hunting business profits as a first priority. They attempt to negociate deals for art exhibitions which were initially produced for a very restricted fraction of european and north american audiences, but whose financial balance on their domestic markets is increasingly risky now.
We watched them and we did better.
Is the supremacy of our museum models final?
No one could deny that the conservative vision of museology ruling the european microcosm of culture takes a great advantage of the supposed inability of rising economies to develop their own cultural patterns and museum expertise. Mainly for the 'the tip of the iceberg', i.e. exhibitions concepts and design. By the way, emerging powers of the planet won't be supposed to innovate in that field, nor for the form of the media, and neither for the cultural contents. In other terms they would fail to incubate the creative strategies of their own cultural development, and the most appropriate set of tools to serve it, which are not necessarily consistent with ours.
Last summer, two U.S. scholars published a column entitled " How the humanities support economy ". Coming from intellectuals who campaigned long for culture, this paper anyhow avoids plea pro domo, as well as the usual simplicities on the virtues of culture acclaimed as an economic lever. The paper deals especially to reveal the apparent paradox of some major emerging countries – and not among the most democratic – convinced of the interest of developing their potential of soft power. And endorsing the real social and political risk that involves such a bet for the rulers of these potential democraties.
The authors recall that research in the field of social sciences is now declining in our democracies. Conversely, big emerging countries, deemed to be reluctant to tolerate the free expression of their citizens, would appreciate the advantageous competitive potential in an increasingly interconnected world.
Ziegler and Zimmermann note that Russia and China now consider as economically fundamental investment in humanities and social sciences. This is relevant for the field of research, as well as of education or cultural achievements. The leaders of these countries would therefore understood that, since the middle of the last century, the US world leadership in industries and technologies did not exclusively took roots into their imperialism and military power. Russia and China would have learned the lessons of long-term cultural investments that have consolidated the base of creativity and innovation in the US; and allowed to drain to the U.S.A. the most talented, and to incorporate them.
On our side of the Atlantic, let us recall that the cultural lever for economic and social development has already been obvious to some of us 30 years ago, at least. Since then, we know how to enhance the virtues of social sciences, mainly in order to improve their budget allocation. Museums and exhibitions are showcases of excellence for these sciences, and therefore directly involved. Some of the major emerging countries seem now ready to develop a forward-looking vision and policy that transcends the cash profit or the simple quest for prestige, and that they prefer the more profound and complex implications of soft power.
In these prospects, there is no doubt to interpret the geostrategic translation of the so-called 'museomania' which spread worldwide from the end of the last century. And demonstrates a spectacular boom now in Asia, first and foremost.
In any case, it would be a misinterpretation to translate that huge wave as a sudden frenzy of tourist attractiveness or access of arrogance of 'nouveaux riches'. For less than a decade, thousands of new museums projects and expos arised from sands or started their building in the heart of the metropolis in India or Asia. Most of these programs take part in a strategy of mesh dense and perennial of institutions primarily devoted for local nationals. And it is also there that are invented and structured social patterns for tomorrow on paradigms that – beyond appearances – have best reasons not to clone ours, as servile replicas. Ours, which are so largely obsolete for the background as to the form.


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Economic sentiment in Germany rose in January, the ZEW economic research institute said on Tuesday. The survey of investors' economic sentiment increased to 61.8 from 55.0 points the previous month, ZEW said. Despite the uncertainty about the further course of the lockdown, the economic outlook for the German economy has improved slightly.
Economic Buzz: Eurozone Current Account Surplus Declines In November
Euro area current account surplus fell to EUR 25 billion in November from EUR 26 billion in October, the European Central Bank reported Tuesday. The surplus totaled EUR 24 billion in the same period last year. The visible trade surplus remained unchanged at EUR 34 billion and the services trade surplus held steady at EUR 9 billion. Primary income rose to EUR 1 billion from -EUR 5 billion a month ago. Meanwhile, secondary income declined to -EUR 20 billion from -EUR 12 billion in October. During twelve months to November, the current account surplus totaled EUR 231 billion or 2.0 percent of euro area GDP, down from EUR 278 billion or 2.3 percent a year earlier. At the same time, in twelve months ended November, the financial account surplus dropped to EUR 221 billion from EUR 229 billion in the same period last year.
Economic Buzz: German Consumer Price Inflation Drops 0.3% In December
Germany's consumer prices declined in December, as initially estimated, final data from Destatis showed on Tuesday. The consumer price index dropped 0.3% on year-on-year basis in December, same as seen in November. Energy price inflation fell to 6% in December. Excluding energy prices, inflation was 0.4%. On a monthly basis, consumer prices moved up 0.5% in December, as initially estimated.
Economic Buzz: Europe New Car Registrations Decline At Slower Pace In December
Europe's new car registrations were down 3.3 percent on a yearly basis in December, but slower than the 12 percent fall logged in November, data published by the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association, or ACEA, showed on Tuesday. Data showed that the four largest EU markets reported very different results. Sales in Italy declined 14.9 percent and that in France slid 11.8 percent. Meanwhile, Germany registered a robust growth of 9.9 percent and Spain's sales remained stable. In the whole year of 2020, the market recorded its biggest yearly drop in demand since records began. EU passenger car market contracted 23.7 percent to 9.9 million units as a direct result of the Covid-19 pandemic. All 27 EU markets recorded double-digit declines throughout 2020.
Economic Buzz: German Economy Could See Setback If Covid-19 Curbs Are Extended Again Says Bundesbank
The German economy is likely to stay afloat but could suffer a sizeable setback if coronavirus curbs are extended again, the Bundesbank said on Monday. If infections failed to ease significantly and current restrictions on economic activity were to persist or even be tightened, there could be a sizeable setback, the Bundesbank said in its monthly update, according to media reports. The Bundesbank said the economy likely stagnated but did not shrink in the last 3 months of 2020 as a rebound in industry and construction made up for a slump in hospitality and retail.
Economic Buzz: New Zealand Retail Card Spending Grows 3.5% On Year In December
New Zealand total retail card spending grew 3.5 percent year-on-year in December, which was faster than the 1.4 percent annual growth posted in November, Statistics New Zealand reported Tuesday. At the same time, actual card spending using electronic cards climbed 4.3 percent or NZ$20 billion. Retail spending rose in four of the six industries in December. Spending on groceries and liquor had the largest retail industry rise, up 7.5 percent. Spending on long-lasting goods advanced 6.7 percent.
Economic Buzz: UK House Prices Decline In January
UK house prices declined at a faster pace in January before the stamp duty holiday ends, the property website Rightmove said Monday. As new sellers still hope to tempt buyers and squeeze in a sale before the stamp duty holiday ends, house prices dropped 0.9 percent on month in January, after easing 0.6 percent in December. On a yearly basis, growth in house prices halved to 3.3 percent from 6.6 percent in December.
Economic Buzz: China's Industrial Output Rises 7.3% In December, Retail Sales Growth Moderates
Data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed today that China's industrial production rose an annual 7.3% in December, up from 7% in November. China's Retail sales gained an annual 4.6% last month, down from 6% in the previous month. China's Fixed asset investment gained 2.9% year to date in December, up from 2.6% in November. The growth was 0.3 percentage points higher than that recorded in the first 11 months last year, NBS data showed. On a month-on-month basis, the country's fixed-asset investment climbed 2.32% in December in 2020.
Economic Buzz: Japan Industrial Production Drops 0.5% On Month In November
Japan's industrial production dropped 0.5 percent month-on-month in November, in contrast to October's 4 percent increase, final data from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry showed on Monday. This was the first fall in six months. Shipments fell 1.2 percent, in contrast to previous month's 4.9 percent increase. The rate was revised from -0.9 percent estimated previously. Inventories were down 1.5 percent, bigger than the preliminary estimate of -1.1 percent but slower than the 1.8 percent drop seen a month ago. The inventory ratio came in at -2.2 percent versus -3.3 percent in October and the preliminary estimate of -1.8 percent. On a yearly basis, industrial production decreased 3.9 percent, data showed.
Economic Buzz: US Retail Sales Fall 0.7% In December
US retail sales fell by 0.7 percent in December after tumbling by a revised 1.4 percent in November, according to a report released by the Commerce Department on Friday. The continued decrease in retail sales reflected steep drops in sales by non-store retailers, electronics and appliance stores, food service and drinking places and department stores. On the other hand, sales by gas stations spiked by 6.6 percent amid an increase in prices, while sales by motor vehicle and parts dealers jumped by 1.9 percent. Excluding sales by motor vehicle and parts dealers, retail sales plunged by 1.4 percent in December after slumping by 1.3 percent in November. Core retail sales, which exclude automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, also plummeted by 1.9 percent in December after tumbling by 1.1 percent in November.
Economic Buzz: US Industrial Production Surges 1.6% In December
US industrial production surged up by 1.6 percent in December after climbing by an upwardly revised 0.5 percent in November, the Federal Reserve reported on Friday. The spike in production came as utilities output soared by 6.2 percent in December after plunging by 4.5 percent in November, with demand for heating rebounding after an unseasonably warm month. The report said manufacturing output also climbed by 0.9 percent in December following a 0.8 percent increase in November. Mining output also showed another notable increase, jumping by 1.6 percent in December after surging up by 2.8 percent in November.
Economic Buzz: US Consumer Sentiment Index Eases In January
US consumer sentiment index dipped to 79.2 in January after jumping to 80.7 in December, preliminary data released by the University of Michigan on Friday showed. The report said the current economic conditions index fell to 87.7 in January from 90.0 in December, while the index of consumer expectations slipped to 73.8 from 74.6.


Detective Lawrence Stone thinks highly of his gut feel - and it's telling him that the magician, Romond the Magnificent, is a thief. But no-one believes his theory, not even his own partner, Detective Trevor Stewart.
Stone needs evidence to make an arrest, and unsuspecting Krysta Nevvar could hold the key to more than she realises.
Exposing Romond, and foiling the plans of his sinister accomplice, are two things Stone is hell-bent on doing, but he can't do it without first conjuring up an illusion of his own to ensure the protection of his key witness.


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2003 Directed by Clint Eastwood
We bury our sins, we wash them clean.
The lives of three men who were childhood friends are shattered when one of them has a family tragedy.
Sean Penn Tim Robbins Kevin Bacon Laurence Fishburne Marcia Gay Harden Laura Linney Kevin Chapman Tom Guiry Emmy Rossum Spencer Treat Clark Andrew Mackin Adam Nelson Robert Wahlberg Jenny O'Hara John Doman Cameron Bowen Jason Kelly Connor Paolo T. Bruce Page Miles Herter Cayden Boyd Tori Davis Jonathan Togo John Franchi Ed O'Keefe Shawn Fitzgibbon Will Lyman Celine du Tertre Ari Graynor Show All… Zabeth Russell Joe Stapleton Susan Willis Tom Kemp Celeste Oliva Patrick Shea Michael McGovern Eli Wallach Kevin Conway Mackenzie Hawe Colleen Kelly Stephen Kyle Frank Ridley Kris Williams Jillian Wheeler Lance Norris
Clint Eastwood Bruce Berman Judie Hoyt Robert Lorenz
Dennis Lehane Brian Helgeland
Joel Cox
Henry Bumstead
Jack G. Taylor Jr.
Richard C. Goddard
Deborah Hopper
Warner Bros. Pictures Village Roadshow Pictures NPV Entertainment Malpaso Productions
神秘河流, 神秘悬河, Таинственная река, Río Místico, ミスティック・リバー, Sobre Meninos e Lobos, Σκοτεινό Ποτάμι, 미스틱 리버
drama mystery crime thriller
Review by miyasinger ★★½ 7
WHY IS LAURENCE FISHBURNE'S CHARACTER NAMED WHITEY POWERS
!!!!!!!!
Review by Chris 🦑 ★½ 72
When your entire 'message' can be summed up with "murdering an innocent man because he's mentally ill and his memory is fragmented due to severe trauma is okay because you did it for your family" and there's even a line towards the end that's supposed to be deep that goes like "survivors of child sexual abuse have it hard for their entire lives but maybe we ALL do. Think about that..." maybe you shouldn't be making movies. Tim Robbins' character died a horrible and ugly death and suffered the entire movie while Kevin bacon Sean penn were just like well that's over. Still friends though right?
God this was just a mediocre movie until the entire last act just made it disgusting
Review by Madhav ★★ 8
Such a disappointing ending to an overall underwhelming film. Jimmy's character is basically a glorified fucking asshole who thinks that he's the judge, jury, and executioner in any moral dilemma. Nothing wrong with a character like that, except you shouldn't have a fucking monologue delivered by his tone deaf wife justifying his behavior in the name of "love" and calling her trash ass husband a king. The glorification of Jimmy's character is not the only lose end of this film, the rest of the ending sequence and character motivations feel just as broken. Not to mention that the whole bit about Kevin Bacon's wife is completely useless and adds nothing to the plot.
I'm just so fucking tired of hyper…
Review by Ethan Colburn ★★★½ 1
Sometimes overacted, sometimes taxing, but pretty intense through and through.
I have to say, I was pretty disappointed by Sean Penn's performance early on in the movie, but it did grow on me. As soon as he started taking control of the situation, I started loving him in this film.
It's a pretty well constructed movie, minus a few scenes that could have been cut (the parade scene for example). The way information is revealed to different people at different times is what drives the intensity up.
I think that Kevin Bacon is sneakily the best performance here. He probably doesn't get credit because it's a much less showy party but I found it more believable.
Characters are constantly confronted…
Review by Esteban Gonzalez ★★★★★ 9
"We bury our sins here, Dave. We wash them clean."
Mystic River and Unforgiven are my two favorite Clint Eastwood films and depending on which one I see last I tend to put in first place. Right now I'm inclined to declare Mystic River as Eastwood's best film, but that is subject to change anytime (perhaps even before I finish writing this review). Nominated for six Academy Awards, the film won two: Sean Penn for Best Actor in a Leading Role and Tim Robbins for Best Supporting Actor. I was rooting for Brian Helgeland's wonderful screenplay adaptation from Dennis Lehane's novel, but it lost out to The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. Helgeland had previously won…
Review by josh lewis ★★★★
lehane's overbearing fatalism expressed here with an almost unbearable patience, this is eastwood at his most elemental... man's basest instincts rendered both tragic and horrifying, his violence creating eternal waves of trauma, consuming the mind and soul of everyone within reach.
Review by neve ★★★★
honestly laura linney's character was the most fucked out of all of them
Review by Filipe Furtado ★★★★½ 1
A tale of two movies that as often happens in Eastwood's work shine a light into each other. One, the big tragedy with all its fireworks, call it the Penn/Robbins film, the other, the stoic grunt police investigation with Bacon and Fishburne. The first one got the Oscars (literally) and most of the attention at the time, but it wouldn't work without the other as Bacon's performance, the closest an Eastwood movie has to someone else imitating him (and to a large extant an echo of Eastwood's own work in A Perfect World) is not only the best in the movie (and one of the best ones in any of his movies), but in its functional withdraw with those tired…
Review by Austin ★★★★½ 3
"Is that my daughter in there?"
Wow, I can't believe it took me this long to watch this. Clint Eastwood had some serious balls for even attempting to tackle this type of subject matter at the time, and I congratulate him for that. The entire cast is phenomenal, especially Penn and Robbins, and like every other Clint Eastwood film, the cinematography is great. Even if the twist was a bit of a let down, Mystic River isn't as focused on it's mystery story as it is about the relationship between the three leads throughout their lives, which in a way made it a better film overall. Easily one of the better mystery films from the early 2000's.
Review by #1 gizmo fan/cocksucker ★★★ 2
FUCK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
Review by Damaris ☃❄🌨 ★★★½ 2
I'm not saying that all Boston movies are the same but
Review by matt lynch ★★★½
Not exactly holding its cards close to the chest as far as its cycles of violent, poisoned masculinity, but the static between that thematic inelegance and Eastwood's formal simplicity keeps this attractively off-balance for me. And that final Laura Linney speech is just terrific I think.


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10 Helpful Instagram & Facebook Ad Tips for Fashion eCommerce Stores
Social media marketing can drive highly relevant traffic to your online eCommerce store, increase your conversion rates, and boost brand loyalty.
With social media ad spending hitting more than USD 89 billion in 2019, marketers are constantly looking for ways to create powerful ad campaigns that deliver results.
While there is no shortage of social media platforms, Facebook and Instagram emerge as the top choices for fashion eCommerce businesses as it allows demographic targeting based on various filters such as gender, age, ethnicity, education, and even income.
In this article, we'll discuss how eCommerce store marketers can amp up their advertising on Facebook and Instagram, and maximize conversions with 10 simple tips.
Why run Facebook and Instagram ads for your eCommerce store?
With 2.74 billion monthly active users and a detailed user-targeting option, Facebook is the top choice for eCommerce companies to reach out to the desired audience in a few seconds. In fact, ads on Facebook account for 80.4 percent of the US social referral share to eCommerce sites. Moreover, an average user clicks on 11 Facebook ads every month.
Facebook's ad formats make it easy to target users regardless of the stage of their engagement journey. Whether a user has just started skimming through various options available or is ready to hit the purchase button in a couple of seconds, there is a Facebook ad for everyone.
At present, Facebook supports a number of ad formats you can choose from depending on your advertising goals. These include video, photo, slideshow, carousel, dynamic product ads, and lead form ads.
Here's why Facebook ads are useful:
You can track each ad's performance by analyzing the conversions, clicks, and impressions received by your ads.
You can customize your ads based on your campaign goals such as brand awareness, traffic engagement, conversions, lead generation, more video views, encouraging customers to install the app, etc. This ensures that you only pay for those results that are looking to achieve through the ads.
Using the data from your successful audience base, Facebook Ads can help you locate a 'lookalike' audience who are more likely to purchase your products.
Facebook Pixel, which is embedded within the website, can also track the user behavior after a user clicks on a Facebook ad to find information such as -- What do they do? What pages do they click? Did they leave any products in the cart?
These can help an advertiser target users with retargeting ads of products that they have already shown interest in.
However, it is not enough to rely on Facebook alone to promote an eCommerce store.
Even though Instagram boasts a smaller active user base of 1 billion, it offers ten times higher engagement than Facebook, making it an advertising platform that marketers cannot afford to ignore.
Instagram also offers a great sales potential as 30 percent of users purchase a product after discovering it on Instagram.
There are several types of Instagram ads that work for different advertising goals. These include photo ads, story ads, video ads, collection ads, carousel ads, explore ads, IGTV ads, and Instagram Shopping ads.
Here are some benefits of advertising through Instagram:
Instagram is a better platform to target the young crowd as more than two-thirds of global users are below 34.
You can integrate your Shopify account with the ads to sell your products instantly.
Compared to Facebook, users are 58 times more likely to engage with branded content on Instagram.
Since Facebook owns it, you can manage the setup, creation, budget, and scheduling of Instagram Ads through Ads Manager, a Facebook tool that lets you create and manage ads on both platforms.
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Top Instagram And Facebook Ad Tips for Fashion eCommerce Stores
1. Remember to Target & Define Your Audience
Facebook can track the interests of the target users by monitoring the user behavior on the platform. For instance, the kind of pages followed by a user or the kind of content a user likes interacting with provides vital insights about what the audience is interested in.
As an advertiser, you can use this data to target those users who have already expressed an interest in the kind of products you offer.
You can target people who are specifically interested in topics and brands similar to your product. For example, if you are selling athleisure outfits, you can target users who like to work out, stay fit, or are planning to join a gym.
It is always advisable to choose multiple narrow interests to get your ads in front of an audience that really cares about what you offer.
2. Create a Custom Audience For Retargeting Campaigns
Custom Audience on Ads Manager allows you to target users who have already interacted with your brand either on Facebook or Instagram. Such users are low hanging fruits and have a better chance of converting once retargeted with your ads.
You can install [Facebook Custom Audience pixel]
(https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-pixel/implementation/custom-audiences/) on your website and allow Facebook to track the pages these users visit and retarget them with ads when they visit Facebook or Instagram.
There are various ways to target the audience -- you can filter them by age, gender, location, interests, behaviors, income, the composition of their household, and a lot more. You can also track your current users and the lifetime value of customers.
Custom Audiences also allow micro-targeting based on the user history. For instance, you can track visitors who viewed a page about a new pair of denim and send targeted ads on Facebook about the types of denim you offer.
3. Use Lifestyle Photos
Since Instagram is a photo-sharing platform, using high-quality images in your ads can be a great way to attract the audience.
However, instead of boring product photos, try lifestyle shots -- portraits of users in real-life events to show your product in action. These photos look more genuine and appeal to the audience in a better manner.
Make sure to shoot these photos from eye-level. This adds a personal touch and makes the target audience feel like looking at the product in person. Try to click your models in action instead of them merely posing. This shows the audience what your products can do.
Take, for instance, the Instagram ad by Lemon and Line. While it may look like this is an ad for women's clothing, it actually promotes rope bracelets. The copy of the ad demonstrates the objective beautifully -- as these bracelets are subtle accessories, it uses the tagline"we whisper, never screams." The image also shows how to style the bracelets which helps the audience get a clear idea of the whole look, making it easier to hit the 'shop now' button.
4. Boost Content Shared by Influencers
Influencers have started playing a critical role in marketing products to customers. In fact, 68 percent of people visit Instagram to simply interact with such creators. Influencers understand what the audiences want to see.
They create highly appealing content that gets noticed by their followers. Since they know product positioning very well, you can use their content as ads to target prospective customers.
One way to do this is by boosting organic posts from influencers as feed ads within the platform. Such influencer-generated content can showcase your offerings in the most relatable way.
Look at, for instance, the boosted content from an influencer in partnership with Old Navy that offers the latest designs at great prices for the entire family.
The ad shows a real-life mother-daughter duo instead of professional models, making it more appealing for the audience.
5. Upsell Products to Existing Customers
Upselling is a great way to boost your sales by targeting such users who have already expressed an interest in your product. While deals with new customers close only 5 to 20 percent of the time, the chances of selling to existing customers are 60 to 70 percent!
Facebook allows you to set up an upsell campaign on its Ads Manager. You can place these ads along with your existing product ads to increase the reach of your campaign. Whenever you are designing an upselling ad campaign, think about the core intention of users who are browsing through the products.
So if a customer has purchased a pair of yoga pants from the product catalog, you can upsell sports bras by targeting them with relevant ads as the core intention of the customer is to purchase workout clothes.
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6. Combat Cart Abandonment
Let's face it -- watching a prospective customer abandon the cart can be disheartening. But such customers who have added a product to their shopping cart but leave it right before checkout offer a great sales opportunity. Using retargeting ads on Facebook and Instagram, you can nudge such customers to complete the purchase.
Take, for example, this retargeting ad by Red Balloon. Using the Custom Audience tool on Facebook Ad Manager, Red Balloon remarkets the ad to customers who abandoned the cart before checkout. To make it even more attractive for the customer, the brand added a discount code.
7. Offer Special Discounts or Offers
Discounts or promo codes are one of the easiest ways to grab the attention of your customer. These work even better when they are valid for a limited period, creating an urgency.
Once customers land on your website to redeem the discount coupon, the chances are that they will complete the purchase and also browse through the store to purchase other items. This can, in turn, boost sales across the board and increase your reputation as a brand.
Facebook allows you to create Offer Ads through the Ads Manager, where you can add the details about the offer, choose where it can be redeemed, or even create a unique barcode for redeeming the offer.
Apparel brand Maurice's gained a 31% increase in its return on advertising spend using an Offer Ad to promote a USD 15 discount.
While Instagram doesn't have a specific category of Offer Ads, you can still add the details of the offer in various ad formats such as carousel ads, video ads, and IGTV ads.
8. Leverage Video ads to Increase Engagement
The power of video ads is undeniable. Video ads generate better engagement with the users and generate 20 to 30 % more conversions than image ads and boost your leads by 66 percent annually. 87 % of businesses across industries use video as a marketing tool, proving that video ads are here to stay.
Both Facebook and Instagram support video ad formats. You can use video ads to attract more users. However, these videos should never come across as too sale-sy -- they should blend seamlessly into the feeds on Instagram and Facebook.
They should be shot within the right dimensions and have a powerful intro to make a solid impression right off the bat. The headline should be less than 40 characters, and a clickable CTA button should also be included.
For instance, look at this video ad by Apple.
This eye-catching ad starts with a slow-mo intro but changes gears soon. It uses bright neon colors to capture the attention of the audience.
It also delivers a clear message about the utility of the Apple Watch through the caption -- you can clock in 30 minutes of workout all at once or a little at a time.
While you may not have the budget to appoint designers to create such video ads, you can always use a free online video editor that offers a variety of professionally designed video ad templates. These video editors help you create professional-looking video advertisements without breaking the bank.
These video ad templates can be completely customized as per your requirements and advertising goals. They can also help you save a lot of time -- instead of starting from scratch, you can select a pre-designed template and make necessary changes right from your web browser. You can also reuse a single ad template for similar products.
There are various free video editors available online that you can check out. Always make sure to pick an editor that allows you to also add necessary effects such as animations, transitions, and music, etc., to create high converting video ads.
9. Make The Buyer's Journey Effortless
Since you are competing with numerous other brands to get the attention of your customer, make sure that every ad is designed to make the buyer's journey effortless. You can do that by creating ads that fulfill the following objectives:
Attracts the right audience: Start by nailing down a concrete description of who you want to target by answering questions such as: Who is in the market to purchase your products? What is the average age of your customers? Where do they live? What is the average income?
Doing this will help you place the ads before the ideal audience instead of shooting in the dark.
Increases awareness about your product: Showcase how your product will benefit the buyer and improve their lives. You should also display your products in a manner that surges the demand without coming across as too sale-sy. Consider creating urgency around your products through time-bound offers or promo codes.
Makes the decision to purchase easier: Most Instagram accounts end up adding a link to the landing page of a recently uploaded product in the bio. But what happens if your buyer is interested in a particular t-shirt that you had uploaded two months back?
Using third-party tools such as Like2Buy can simplify the process for such buyers. Instead of opening a different browser to search for each product, the buyers can simply click on the Like2Buy link, which takes them to a page with the featured products of your brand. The buyers can select the photos from the feed and get to the landing page of specific products within a few clicks.
10. Pay Attention to Analytics
A thorough review of analytics can provide you useful information for creating the right kind of Facebook and Instagram ads. Insights, the native analytics tool on these platforms, can show you how your content is performing. You can identify what kind of content is getting the maximum amount of organic interaction and design your ad around such content.
If your image feed on Instagram gets more traction than Instagram Stories, opting for Image Ads is a better idea. Take, for instance, the Facebook page of clothing brand Ralph Lauren. The regular posts always contain a stunning image showcasing the merchandise.
The brand also uses Facebook Photo Ads with powerful images that capture the attention, leaves a lasting impression, and allows the audience to visualize themselves wearing Ralph Lauren clothing.
You have just learned the best tips to create compelling Facebook and Instagram ads that can help you skyrocket your sales. Here's a quick recap:
Start by narrowing down the audience through the Interests tab.
Then dive into creating a Custom Audience to target those who have interacted with your brand.
Try other strategies like using lifestyle photos in your ads, offering special discounts, and boosting influencer content to make your products more appealing.
Focus on creating specific ads that address cart abandonment issues and upselling products to existing users.
Increase engagement by making the buyer's journey effortless and monitoring the performance of your ads.
Finally, use video ads to capture attention.
While it may seem like an incredible amount of work, don't try to incorporate all ten tips overnight. Experiment with a couple of strategies to figure out what works best for you and tweak your marketing strategy accordingly.
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Q: How to pass interface/type dynamically to a common react function in typescript I have created a common function to render a table.
Table.tsx

interface Type {
  name: string;
  age: number;
}

interface PropType {
  column: Array<Type>;
}

function Table({ column }: PropType) {
  return null;
}

export default Table;

Now I am using this component for two different pages, User and Product.
both user and product page has different data to be rendered on table component
User.tsx
import Table from "./Table";

interface InterfaceUser {
  name: string;
  age: number;
}

const users: Array<InterfaceUser> = [
  {
    name: "John",
    age: 21
  }
];
function User() {
  return
;
}
export default User;

User.tsx works well as we have created the same interface in table component
but when it comes to Product.tsx page, we get errors.
import Table from "./Table";

interface InterfaceProduct {
  title: string;
  age: number;
}

const products: Array<InterfaceProduct> = [
  {
    title: "Product name",
    price: 21
  }
];
function Product() {
  return
;
}
export default Product;

I am new to typescript, any help would really be appreciated.

A: You can use Typescript generic type like this:
In Table.tsx:
interface PropType<ColumnType> {
  column: ColumnType[];
}

function Table<ColumnType>({ column }: PropType<ColumnType>) {
  return null;
}

in User.tsx:
function User() {
  return <Table<InterfaceUser> column={users} />;
}

in Product.tsx:
function Product() {
  return <Table<InterfaceProduct> column={products} />;
}

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Q: Param values are not being passed to the custom controller using commandbutton Need pro's help. Below are my code snippets. This is what I have tried
I have initialized the object Event_Request__c {get; set;} in my controller class.
I have created a public method to update the Event Request record.
On saving, the VF page and Class both are being saved successfully. However, I am not any data. Please advise what is it that am missing.
Input Field and Commandbutton on VF page:
Input field

     WBS:
     <input type="text" placeholder="WBS" class="form-control" id="{WBS}" />

SubmitRequest Button
<apex:form>
    <apex:commandButton action="{!updateEventRequest}" reRender="pageId" id="SubmitRequest" value="Submit Request" >
        <apex:param id="InputWBS" value="{WBS}"></apex:param>
    </apex:commandButton>
</apex:form>

Controller class method
   public PageReference updateEventRequest() {
         sEventRequest.WBS__c= ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters().get('WBS');
         System.debug('The id for update is WBS = ' + sEventRequest.WBS__c);
          update sEventRequest;
          return null;
  }

A: To pass data to Apex from VisualForce you should use apex:input* tag, for example, apex:input,apex:inputText or apex:inputField.
in your case, if you want to make that text input, you need to use
<apex:inputText  html-placeholder="WBS" styleClass="form-control" value="{!WBS}" />

If you want to do a lookup:

In both cases ensure that properties have public set, in first case ensure that you have doc-type set.
Also, you need to wrap it to apex:form to send data to apex controller.
Here you can find more information about how to use that input:
 https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.pages.meta/pages/pages_compref_input.htm
Update: After comment reread
Visualforce page part:
<apex:form>
     <apex:inputText  html-placeholder="WBS" styleClass="form-control" value="{!WBS}" />
    <apex:commandButton action="{!updateEventRequest}" reRender="pageId" id="SubmitRequest" value="Submit Request" />
    </apex:commandButton>
</apex:form>

Apex Controller part:
Define property WBS as string
public String WBS{get;set;}

And if you want to use standard SF lookup window -- just use

But ensure that sEventRequest is defined as
public <some type> sEventRequest{get;set;}

and it is initiated in constructor (i.e. not null).


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Kurt von Morgen (ur. 1858, zm. 1928) – niemiecki generał, mianowany do stopnia generała piechoty z 1919 roku. Podczas I wojny światowej dowódca związków taktycznych Armii Cesarstwa Niemieckiego. Walczył na Froncie Rumuńskim.

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W czasie mobilizacji przed I wojną światową 1914-18 wyznaczony na dowódcę 3 Dywizji Rezerwowej. Później w latach 1914-1918 dowódca 7 Korpusu Rezerwowego. Walczył z Korpusem na Froncie Rumuńskim. W sierpniu 1916 Grupa Operacyjna występująca pod jego nazwiskiem została odrzucona przez siły 7 Korpusu Rosyjskiego współdziałającego z wojskami rumuńskimi. 23 listopada 1916 roku pełnił funkcję dowódcy Grupy Operacyjnej, która przerwała front w kierunku na Ploeszti i wzięła do niewoli część sił lewoskrzydłowej grupy armii. W sierpniu 1917 roku odniósł sukces operacyjny nad Seretem, jednak działania wojsk rosyjsko rumuńskich pod dowództwem gen. E. Grigoresku nie dały wykorzystać powodzenia. 19 sierpnia 1917 r. w czasie kolejnej operacji Grupa Operacyjna gen. Morgana przeszła do natarcia, jednak została zatrzymana kontruderzeniem rumuńsko-rosyjskim. W roku 1918 został wyznaczony na dowódcę 14 Korpusu Rezerwowego.

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Generałowie Armii Cesarstwa Niemieckiego
Niemiecka szlachta
Niemieccy politycy
Urodzeni w 1858
Zmarli w 1928
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Runnymede blues
February 5, 2015 July 22, 2015 ~ Devan
An epidemic of back-slapping spreads as the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta – sealed at Runnymede, England on 19 June 1215 – draws closer. This Grand Charter emasculated the divine right of kings and produced "Britain's greatest export, liberty and the rule of law". The constitutions of the US and India, the Universal Declaration and European Convention (of Human Rights) have all been inspired by MC. For all that I'm with the party poopers.
Its easy to justify. After Yugoslavia, Iraq and Libya – and now Syria and the Ukraine – the fear of another consignment of British democracy is palpable. Moreover meticulous research shows that voting is meaningless for the majority.
More personally my encounter with the rule of law in England (Maistry v BBC) has been disappointing. I've learned that at Employment Tribunals evidence is of little consequence and may be ignored, invented or twisted at will; the common law does not matter; the application of the law itself is optional; the principle of legal certainty is a sham; conflicting judgments are fine; fallacious, irrational and vindictive reasoning is perfectly acceptable and the intentions of Parliament may be swept aside at whim. Even worse, much of this costly window-dressing is tacky. The poor, it seems, do not deserve to be shafted with finesse.
I have shown how fabricated documents can be overlooked, discredited witness statements changed, cross-examination blocked, spectacular contradictions ignored, the perversion of judicial instruction forgiven, amnesia privileged, evidence tainted and much more.
Last year, Lord Leveson demanded the Director of Public Prosecutions carry out an urgent review of a case in which a man pleaded guilty to charges which were "unknown in law". James Richardson, editor of the criminal law bible, 'Archbold', said the case illustrated the depths to which the Court of Appeal had sunk. "If this is the standard to be expected, then it is no wonder that things are going wrong on a massive scale lower down in the hierarchy…"
"The upshot is that a court of three senior judges failed to notice that, far from being in prison, the defendant should have been set free…The Crown Prosecution Service was responsible for an indictment that was defective in at least four distinct respects. And there were the advocates on both sides and two judges in the crown court…Procedural lapses are indulged by the courts. The more they are indulged, the more they occur; the more they occur, the more they need to be indulged…"
"This downward spiral has culminated in Anthony White's case passing through the hands of five judges and at least as many lawyers without any of them noticing it was devoid of legal foundation; or if they did, without seeking to have it put on a proper legal foundation."
The judicial hubris on display in Maistry v BBC (ten judges this time) stretches beyond incompetence and indolence. But fish rots from the head. In 'The Establishment' Owen Jones describes the confluence of business, political and media interests that have reduced Parliament to a vulgar scam for looting the State and fleecing the poor. Democracy is a carnival, press freedom a hoax; the ruling elite are cheap and brutal thugs.
This is mainstream discourse strictly limited to the permissible but there has been little serious effort to rebuff the central thesis. The book is remarkable largely for describing and outing the 'new normal', the political culture accepted by Britons and within which the law operates.
Conor Gearty – law professor at the London School of Economics – says the serious miscarriages of justice of the 80s "which eventually brought the reckless reactionary partisanship of the senior judiciary to center stage" have been conveniently forgotten. Instead the present generation of judges is increasingly convinced these are days of enlightenment, that the common law is libertarian when it comes to individual rights and that the Human Rights Act threatens parliamentary supremacy.
Although none of this is true, judicial nationalism has been encouraged by Prime Minister David Cameron's commitment to repeal the Human Rights Act. The Act implements the rights protected under the European Convention of Human Rights administered by the Strasbourg Court. For all its pretensions the UK is just one of 47 signatories and this hurts. Lord Neuberger, president of the Supreme Court in Britain, says "the loss of the Empire and the loss of world premier league status has inevitably caused problems to the national psyche".
A speech by Brenda Hale, deputy president of the court was themed 'the Empire strikes back'. Her preference was 'UK constitutionalism on the march'. She said, "After more than a decade of concentrating on European instruments as the source of rights, remedies and obligations, there is emerging a renewed emphasis on the common law and distinctively UK constitutional principles as a source of legal inspiration. Sometimes this expands the range of what is available, sometimes it may constrict it."
It was for others to decide if this was "a response to the rising tide of anti-European sentiment… whether it is putting down a marker for what might happen if the 1998 act were repealed, whether it is a reflection of distinctive judicial philosophies… or whether it is simple irritation that our proud traditions of UK constitutionalism seemed to have been forgotten."
Roger Smith in 'The Law Gazette' called this "barely ciphered code" for "growing Little Englandism".
Gearty says, "This revival of fantasy is now reacting with the current political atmosphere in a way that threatens to produce a poisonous cocktail that could destroy modern England. I do not believe I exaggerate."
I'm inclined to agree this is arguable. It explains the cavalier judicial approach in Maistry v BBC. And accounts for the shameless celebration of the rule of law in a democracy on its deathbed with fascism in waiting
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Another fascinating piece. There's enough material here for at least three major radio or TV documentaries.
The Professor of Law at the LSE says serious miscarriages of justice in the 80s "brought the reckless reactionary partisanship of the senior judiciary to centre stage." What serious miscarriages of justice? What reckless reactionary partisanship? It might have been brought centre stage in Hampstead and Islington, but how many of the rest of us ever heard of it? There's enough material there for a one hour documentary at least!
The editor of the lawyer's bible, Archbold, says the Court of Appeal has sunk to such depths that "things are going wrong on a massive scale lower down the hierarchy". Isn't that a bit serious? If the BBC is too busy demonizing Muslims and benefit scroungers to devote a full half hour Panorama to it, then shouldn't they have mentioned it on the News at least?
Last, but not least, is what the President of the Supreme Court says about how "the loss of the Empire and the loss of world premier league status has inevitably caused problems to the national psyche".
I'll admit the loss of world premiere league status caused a bit of a problem in my own personal psyche when I first started primary school and discovered that Britain had lost control of the Suez Canal. A problem that was exacerbated a couple of years later when I went to school in my Cubs uniform ready to salute the flag in the playground to celebrate Empire Day and was told it had been changed to Commonwealth Day and we wouldn't be getting the usual afternoon off! That was a pretty unpleasant shock, but I'd gotten over Little Englandism long before I left primary school. Which makes you wonder: How come the British Establishment still hasn't?
Those are just three of the documentaries I'd look forward to hearing/seeing on the BBC, except I can't because the guy who thought them up has been sacked.
Now where did I leave that old pitchfork? There's some manure we need to shift.
It seems people have been living in the woods at Runnymede for the past 2 1/2 years since Occupy London. Don't the BBC think that's worth a mention? Or would they only be interested if they were evicted? http://youtu.be/Owyli44U7eA


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Q: Windows Error code 38 suggests a device driver failed to unload Some Windows 2012-R2 customers see an Error Code 38 when they try to re-enumerate a PnP device which has been previously removed even though a trace of the driver (WDM) for that device indicates its unload routine has been called and it has successfully completed.  The description of that error code is:
"Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware because a previous instance of the device driver is still in memory."
I don't see how the driver can still be in memory if its unload routine is called.  Perhaps the error code 38 indicates another problem despite its description?


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