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21 Jump Street – Interview with Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum
Thanks to Sony Pictures Australia we were invited to interview Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum in Sydney ahead of the release of '21 Jump Street' on 15 March.
We were joined by other fantastic online film journalists including Richard Gray from The Reel Bits, Matt Pejkovic from Matt's Movie Reviews Jessica Chandra from Pop Sugar and Jorge Duran from The Spotlight Report – we heartily endorse their sites, please visit them.
We chatted with Hill and Tatum – in police uniform – about everything from the fear of being part of adapting a TV show for the big screen, the dramatic first script they were delivered, Hill's Oscar nomination and Tatum's work with Stephen Soderbergh on 'Magic Mike' and future projects.
Hit the jump for the full interview.
Head over The Reel Bits for audio of the interview.
RG: Was there a time when you were remaking an 80s TV show when you thought that this was a really bad idea.
TATUM: The whole time.
HILL: Yeah, when they approached me to do it five years ago, I tend to roll my eyes like everybody else would when you hear about a television show being made into a movie and you kind of think this seems like a corporate cash-grab or whatever, just to play on something that was popular a long time ago. We make that joke in the movie three minutes into the film, saying like 'Hey, we get what you're thinking' and we're going to call it out before you can and show you that its a way better movie than you think you're about to see. For us, it was just about…if you could go back and relive the most important period of your youth thinking you have all the answers and getting back there…and you think you have it wrong, that's a cool idea for a film. That's kind of the reason why I did it.
TATUM: But I wonder if you like changed the title of this movie, would most people even know what it was? [Laugh] This has almost nothing to do…it's not like we're playing the same characters in the TV show anyway. It's a whole re-imagination, because the young kids they don't know what 21 Jump Street is. [Laughs] They don't have a clue.
HILL: They have no idea.
TATUM: I'm 31, and I was like "21 Jump Street? What?" This is awesome. Then I was like, wait a minute…
HILL: Yeah, we went to a University [UNSW] last night, and not one person would have known this was a show or anything like that.
MP: Phil Lord and Chris Miller, their previous film was an animated family movie. So what was it about them that you thought would be a good fit for this movie?
TATUM: We figured because this movie was so strongly animated, that we just knew that they were the ones to do it. [Laughs] No. I did not know. I just listened to him.
HILL: We had a bunch of directors come in, and audition basically to get the part, to get the job and they had a really cool take on it. There were a lot of really great people who came close, and they just had a really cool take on the material that we were doing. So…we took a chance on them and they did a great job for their first film for sure.
JC: Jonah, you co-wrote the script, as you were writing it, did you pick Channing in the role or how did you know he was right for the role?
HILL: We pictured it would be me and an action star. That was kind of the idea, we wanted some who was known for action movies who was willing to play with that persona and be in a totally different kind of film, and Channing is the best person working in that field I think, and he was ballsy enough to take a leap of faith and do something different. I love when any actor that has that kind of cojones to jump into something so foreign to them is going to be good, because they're courageous.
TATUM: Thanks buddy.
HILL: It's true.
CW: You guys both have an executive producer credit on the film and Jonah has a story credit, and there are always rumours about 80s TV shows getting rebooted into films. What was the project like when you guys came to it, compared to what we see in the film?
HILL: That's all there was. There was a real serious Miami Vice style version of the script that we just threw out and didn't use. It was super straight.
CW: Like really over the top?
HILL: No, just super straight, like Miami Vice style..
TATUM: It was a drama. [Laughs]
HILL: Yeah, action-drama. We read it, and it was a good script, but it wasn't the take we were trying to do.
CW: There wasn't any room for speedboats in 21 Jump Street?
HILL: Yeah, it wasn't like 'Hey, let's go get a mojito and take a cigarette boat to Cuba. [Everyone laughs]
TATUM: There were scenes in the movie that I read, they only sent me like 50 pages…
HILL: It didn't print out, it's not like there wasn't…
TATUM: It's all I had.
HILL: He said yes on 50 pages of a script which is quite awesome.
TATUM: I was like, is there more?
HILL: He's like this is awesome and I was like, thanks, what did you think? And he was like, how does it end?
TATUM: And you were like, you're going to say yes on 50 pages? I was like, I don't know. I want to be in the Jonah Hill business. That was it. But there's still a scene I'm almost regretful is not in the movie where we're shooting like rocket launchers into like a lake in a dream. It was so weird, but it was the most fun ridiculous script I'd ever read in my life and it turned out to be the most fun and ridiculous movie I've ever made.
RG: Channing, you've got a bit of a relationship building with Steven Soderberg, how did that relationship come to be after working on Haywire, which we're waiting to come out here…
TATUM: Oh, it not out here yet?
RG: No. And obviously you've got Magic Mike next and another film I believe?
TATUM: Yeah, I 'm going to do a little two week part on his next thing with Rooney Mara and Jude Law. I've found somebody in a way that I can honestly say that I've never worked with anyone on a directorial level that is more collaborative than he is. To be someone that has made as many movies, and as many great movies, as he has, he doesn't have to be. He really doesn't, but I think that's one of his biggest strengths is that he empowers you – as an actor, as a set designer, as a grip, as a costume designer – to literally take it and run with it.
The character I play in Haywire is written very straight…very underdeveloped character. I showed up and I had kind of an idea of what I wanted to do with the idea of him and I just threw out an idea, and he's like 'Great, let's see what that looks like'. There was no questions of like 'Ok, how do you want to do that?', he was just…go and do it. So we sort of shaped it from there. It's unbelievable, I don't know of any other director I've worked with that has that much freedom and sort of self assured hand with everything. He's such a confident director, he knows he's going to find his way through.
He called me from Haywire, and I was like 'I don't even need to read it'. Whatever. Just tell me where to show up and I did. Over a beer after work on Haywire, when I told him I was a stripper for eight months of my life he laughed his ass off and he was like 'That would make a great movie'. And I was, yeah I want to make a movie one day. He was like 'You should write it' and I was 'Yeah, I'll get right on it, Steven Soderbergh. Let me start writing. I don't know how to write.
TATUM: Then cut to like six, seven months later, where me and my business partner Reid Carolin, he wrote it, we financed it, produced it, acted it in. It's cool. We're almost done with it now.
MP: Jonah – Oscars next week. Just wanted to know what you you thought about the nomination, and what do you expect from the ceremony?
HILL: I was just thrilled and shocked and humbled to be honoured, and I just expect to enjoy it and bring my mum and hope she has fun. I'm sure that's the kind of thing that mum's obviously would have a lot of fun being really proud of their son for doing a good job.
TATUM: I'm really proud of you, I can only imagine how proud she is.
HILL: Thanks, I'm just really excited to get to go.
JC: How much improvisation did you guys do in the film, and are there any examples of scenes that were really different to what they were like in the script?
TATUM: He can't say that it's awesome, the writing's amazing…
HILL: The writing's perfect.
TATUM: Actually, he can say that. But we would do the scenes and then we would have fun with it after did what was on the page.
HILL: There was like one moment that I think was like a big laugh in the movie that I really like that just came from us on the day messing around, where we're staking them out. And you like push my head down and say act like you're blowing me. That whole scene. And I'm like 'Why me' and you like 'Because you're in a Peter Pan outfit'. That whole thing felt like classic Bad Boys kind of moment and that was just like Channing and I, that just happened. To me, when I watch the movie, I feel like that could have been in Bad Boys…Sometimes moments like that just happen once you're in the rhythm of making the movie.
TATUM: I don't have…a background in comedy so I didn't understand that you can just do like a riff session when you're standing in front of your picture? What did you say it looked like again?
HILL: Fred Savage.
TATUM: We literally sat there for…a couple of long takes during certain scenes where we were just throwing stuff out and people were throwing out stuff off camera. We were doing like a whole riff about what we looked like…I've never done that, in a drama you don't really do that and you can't riff on a scene. It's so cool that you can do that in comedies.
CW: Speaking of photos, the scene you guys were just talking about, are they really photos of you as a kid?
HILL: Yeah, they are. We're making fun of my mum a lot in this. Yeah, my parents are like the nicest people in the world, but my mum is super out there. She thinks I'm the greatest person, and my siblings, are the greatest people in the entire world and I guess felt so much so that she needed real glamour shots of them as four year olds.
TATUM: She treats them like…they're Mona Lisa. Just won't let anybody breathe on them.
HILL: They were all individual. There's one of me and my brother and me that she got airbrushed and blown up that's like the size of this wall. She's a sick person. I said 'Mum, if you're going to put me through this, I'm at least going to get to use it for comedy. I had years of my friends making fun of that when they would come over to my house.
TATUM: The only thing that makes it not creepy is how much she loves you.
HILL: She's truly not weird. She doesn't mean to be weird.
TATUM: Someone that didn't love someone that did that would be weird…
HILL: They're not for anyone else besides her! She's not like a creep, she just wants to by her beautiful children.
TATUM: She literally has the biggest heart I've ever seen.
HILL: She just loves her kids.
JD: Hey guys, last question. You've been in various projects, with John C. Reilly in Cyrus and How to Train Your Dragon…
HILL: I trained it.
JD: What is the most rewarding project you've worked on lately?
HILL: I'd say this one and Moneyball the past year. These two movies to come out a couple of months apart from one another. [Counts] Wow, six months. That's crazy, six months apart from each other. These two movies are movies I'm really proud of. I just want to keep making movies anyway. It's a perfect example of what I want to do in the comedy world, and what I want to do in the drama world. To come out so close together is like a perfect example of what I want out of my career.
TATUM: Magic Mike. It's something that we totally generated ourselves. I'll always do movies where you'll jump into a character somebody else has created and be an actor for hire, but it's just been so special in a way to start it and build it yourself. Then we did something in a way that's not taboo, but it's not done a lot. Soderbergh…and I financed it ourselves. We paid for the movie, we put our own skin in the game. We wanted to make it in a way that nobody else could effect what the outcome of the film was. That doesn't ever happen. Very rarely can you ever make a movie, and not have it be compromised because of what the studios are telling you to do to make money. It's been odd and kind of interesting do that and have a bunch of different hats on, but it's just been my favourite thing in the world because we have so much freedom.
'21 Jump Street' is released in Australia on 15 March 2012 and 16 March 2012 in the US.
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Sam McCosh (@sakura_59) on March 13, 2012 at 11:34 pm said:
It's obvious from this interview that they had a really good time making the film and they get along well. It really shows in the film – it's awesome fun and they have great chemistry.
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Some will see this as adding insult to injury but China is saying that the problems in the U.S .steel industry stem not from China's current actions but from America's past practices in protecting that U.S. industry with tariffs and protectionism.
This is not wholly true: it is much more of a political statement than it is an expression of forthright economics. Yet there is still a grain of truth in there. Protectionism allows an industry to set itself in aspic. When the breach in that dam of protection comes, the past immobility leads to the problems being greater. Instead of gradual adaptation over time a lot has to be done in a very short space of time.
You must leave your house in one year's time is something that renters deal with all the time and deal with it well. You must leave your house in the next 30 seconds is something that those victims of fires know is more difficult. So it is with the adaptation of companies and or industries. Doing it gradually over time is a lot easier than having to do it all at once, as pretty much any taxi company executive will tell you. Ten years ago they were certain that they had a legislation-protected monopoly and thus didn't change very much. Then along came Uber and entirely upended the industry in a very short time indeed.
U.S. efforts to protect its steel industry will not solve the sector's fundamental problems, which stem from past protectionist measures, China's Ministry of Commerce said on Saturday.
The comments were posted on the ministry's website following a decision on Friday by the U.S. International Trade Commission to continue probing imports of certain steel products from 12 countries, including China and Korea.
This week the Obama administration demonstrated that it is not immune to protectionist pressures by slapping a massive 522 per cent tariff on "dumped" Chinese cold-rolled steel – used in car manufacturing, shipping containers and construction.
Although the new tariffs only apply to a small amount of steel imported from China, the ruling by the US Commerce Department comes at a time of heightened trade tensions between the two countries over several products, and as US presidential candidates have been ramping up the rhetoric about what they see as unfair trade practices by China.
If Trump is succeeding on the stump by bellyaching about China and trade, then the current administration (which is obviously tending Hillary) is going to show that they can and will do something about China and trade.
But China's point stands. The U.S. has generally tried to protect the domestic steel industry. I think wrongly (to me the only reasonable trade stance is one of unilateral free trade) and others disagree with me and that's fine. But there have been protectionist moves over the years. And those moves do mean that the industry hasn't had to adapt quite as much as if it had been subject to the full bracing international competition all along. This is by no means all of the story but it is very much a part of it. And thus China does have a point here, even if it's not the whole and entire point.


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"Pentagon sources report one hopeful sign that the military is thinking creatively and unconventionally about Iraq. The Pentagon's special operations chiefs have scheduled a showing tomorrow in the Army auditorium of 'The Battle of Algiers,' a classic film that examines how the French, despite overwhelming military superiority, were defeated by Algerian resistance fighters.
A Pentagon flier announcing the film puts it in eerie perspective: 'How to win a battle against terrorism and lose the war of ideas … Children shoot soldiers at point blank range. Women plant bombs in cafes. Soon the entire Arab population builds to a mad fervor. Sound familiar? The French have a plan. It succeeds tactically, but fails strategically. To understand why, come to a rare showing of this film.'"
From Washington Post columnist David Ignatius's piece, 'Think Strategy, Not Numbers'
For those who don't remember, managed to miss, or weren't old enough to see Gillo Pontecorvo's remarkable 1965 film The Battle of Algiers, I should fill you in on what Ignatius in his column doesn't bother to say. (He's intent on arguing about overmilitarizing the Iraqi conflict and trying to solve occupation problems by sending in more troops.) The French had a plan indeed, carefully laid out, to destroy the national independence movement in the city of Algiers, which was divided into small linked cells. The plan was to capture cell members, torture them immediately and mercilessly, so that they would break quickly and the French could get to the next cell members before anyone knew the cell's secrecy was broken, and so on, right up the ladder to the leadership. It was unbearably brutal and, according to the film, tactically successful in breaking the urban resistance, but it did not in the end stop the movement to free Algeria of French control. (Of course we all know what the Algerian revolution finally degenerated into, itself a commentary on where such cycles of brutality lead, no matter who officially wins what.)
But the men who are running our post-9/11 war on terror don't necessarily need tips from Pontecorvo's old film. We seem to have made it there on our own. Newsweek's Christopher Dickey recently explored American "interrogation techniques" in an online column, linking our version of torture to the new Bermuda Triangle of injustice that we're developing worldwide: "[T]he idea," he writes, "is to keep most of the important players out of the United States. Apparently there is no shortage of black holes in which to soften up the bad guys, although only a few are publicized. 'The most interesting thing about interrogations is how the U.S. government and military capitalizes on the dubious status (as sovereign states) of Afghanistan, Diego Garcia, Guantanamo Bay, Iraq and aircraft carriers to avoid certain legal questions about rough interrogations,' my [military] friend told me." But here's the thing, imperial tactics abroad, always initially meant only for lesser peoples and races (who don't, of course, know the meaning of democracy and freedom, who don't have our values) sooner or later head for home, as has already happened in the case of Jose Padilla, as Dickey makes clear.
In the meantime, what was once a makeshift, seat-of-the-pants, extralegal set-up in Guantanamo Bay is fast becoming a permanent and expanding installation, the ever-less-makeshift capital of what it may not be too soon to call an American gulag. All that's evidently missing now is the (kangaroo) courthouse and some sort of execution chamber. The military just announced, according to Frank Griffiths of the Associated Press, that it
"will build a fifth camp at Guantanamo Bay to hold and interrogate detainees from its war against terror… in another signal its mission here will be a long-term one. Camp V will make room for 100 more detainees, increasing the capacity at the remote naval base in eastern Cuba to 1,100, Lt. Col. Pamela Hart said.
Since the detention center first opened in January 2002, it has grown from open-air, chain-link cells that some likened to animal cages to trailer-style quarters where detainees have a metal bed, a sink and toilets that flush. It holds about 660 men from 42 countries detained for alleged links to Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida terror network or the ousted Afghan Taliban regime that sheltered it. They include three youths – ages 13-15 – whom the military says it probably will recommend for release soon.
Asked about the growing permanence of the camp, Hart said, 'We will be here as long as the war on terrorism continues.'"
If you want to get a sense of the way our secret, thoroughly extralegal war on terror actually is being conducted, take a look at a recent piece by Guardian reporter Rory Carroll in the Pakistani newspaper Dawn on the bodysnatching of five foreign Muslims working and living in the Southern African state of Malawi. They were spirited out of the country, probably by the CIA, interrogated for a month and then released elsewhere in the world. It's a strange and disturbing tale from a small, poor, democratic African nation to which I can't do justice in a brief quote here:
"Their relatives hired a team of lawyers led by Shabir Latif, who practised at the bar in the UK. 'Malawi has the best constitution south of the Sahara and guarantees basic rights which were denied my clients,' he said. A high court judge issued an injunction barring deportation, ordering the authorities to charge the men or release them on bail.
It made no difference. The five were spirited abroad. 'Who can I produce in court now? Their ghosts?' Fahad Assani, Malawi's director of public prosecutions, asked the court in exasperation. 'These people are out of reach for us. It's the Americans who know where they are.'
Amnesty International noted the irony of the men being transferred on the day the State Department released a report about US efforts to promote human rights worldwide. Colin Powell also recently lectured African leaders on respecting the rule of law."
The unintended consequences of this were riots and a rise in religious tension in Malawi.
Among democratic states, we are not alone with our mini-gulags beyond the prying eyes of citizens. My own eye was caught by Aviv Lavie's long piece, 'Inside Israel's Secret Prison,' in Ha'aretz's Friday magazine. Israel has long been involved in a cyclic war of terror, just now heating up again. It is also a country in the process of building a wall essentially meant to incarcerate its enemies, a country once again bracing for another round of suicide bombings, a country losing its democratic character. And, perhaps unsurprisingly, it turns out to have its own version of Guantanamo, lodged not in some exotic spot, but somewhere on its own territory, though in response to inmate questions about where they are, Lavie tells us, the guards respond "on the moon" or "in outer space." The long piece begins:
"Detainees are blindfolded and kept in blackened cells, never told where they are, brutally interrogated and allowed no visitors of any kind. Dubbed 'the Israeli Guantanamo,' it's no wonder facility 1391 officially does not exist.
M, who serves in the Intelligence Corps reserves, remembers the first time he was sent to do guard duty at Camp 1391. Before climbing to the top of the observation tower he received an explicit order from the responsible officer: 'When you're on the tower you look straight ahead only, outside the base, and to the sides. What happens behind you is none of your business. Do not turn around.'
There are in fact certain points of resemblance between the American detention camp in Cuba and the Israeli site, mainly in relation to the legal questions that hover over them and the gnawing doubt about whether they are consistent with the values of democracy."
Ground Zero Nation
At the moment, the Bush administration is threatening to ease air pollution requirements for oil refineries, power plants, and other industrial facilities that want to upgrade themselves. It's like deciding to let industrial plants along New York's Hudson River turn it back into a flowing cesspool. Charmingly enough, the EPA seems to be taking this step, according to the latest Associated Press report, based on something less than persuasive data. "The Environmental Protection Agency," AP tells us, "relied on anecdotes from industries it regulates for its argument that relaxing air pollution rules for industrial plants will cut emissions and health risks, congressional investigators said Monday."
And then just the other day we learned that in one place the EPA had already relaxed air pollution standards, secretly, through lies and evasions, and based on nothing at all. I'm talking, of course, about Ground Zero. Laurie Garrett of Newsday (and author of The Coming Plague) offers examples of exactly how they went about this:
"Discovery of asbestos higher than safe levels in dust samples from lower Manhattan was changed to state that 'samples confirm previous reports that ambient air quality meets OSHA [Occupational Safety and Health Administration] standards and consequently is not a cause for public concern.'
Language in an EPA draft stating that asbestos levels in some areas were three times higher than national standards was changed to 'slightly above the 1 percent trigger for defining asbestos material.'
This sentence was added to a Sept. 16 press release: 'Our tests show that it is safe for New Yorkers to go back to work in New York's financial district.' It replaced a statement that initial monitors failed to turn up dangerous samples. A warning on the importance of safely handling Ground Zero cleanup, due to lead and asbestos exposure, was changed to say that some contaminants had been noted downtown but 'the general public should be very reassured by initial sampling.'"
Anyone who went downtown in Manhattan soon after 9/11 and had their lungs explode in about 30 seconds, without getting within a couple of blocks of Ground Zero, or who simply considered what would be the result after maybe 10,000 computers, untold tons of Xerox toner, vast amounts of asbestos and god knows what else smashed into dust shouldn't be surprised by all this. Certainly, we in New York were speculating about this at the time. Paul Krugman of The New York Times, in another of his superlative columns, suggests one explanation of why the administration did this and what financially it had to gain.
What nobody has yet commented on, however, is the way an administration which aligned itself so strongly with the "heroes of 9/11" and the policemen, firemen, and others who braved the pit of the collapsed Towers for so many weeks was actually consigning them to a hell of dangers without a whisper of a warning. Perhaps many of them would have gone anyway, but then they would have chosen knowing the worst. The cravenness of the Bush men is really beyond words.
And now, with more lies and more secrecy, hiding the data under reassuring words and photo-ops of the President against the background of natural scenes of great beauty, they would like to turn America into a Ground Zero Nation of pollution. Then we would all be in the pit.
Finally, I include a column, "Turn down the volume while it's possible," by Jay Bookman of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, partially because it's sane and partially because it predicts the sort of increasingly insane fall I think we're likely to have.
Additional contributions from Tom Engelhardt can be found throughout the week at TomDispatch.com, a weblog of The Nation Institute.

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Murder for Pleasure was the first book-length treatment of the history of detective fiction. Before (and after) that, several anthologies had been compiled by such literary luminaries as Dorothy Sayers, E.M. Wrong, Willard Huntington Wright, Ellery Queen, Carolyn Wells, and others. Some of these anthologies included insightful introductions that have themselves become classic. (A number of these introductions were collected by Howard Haycraft and published in his The Art of the Mystery Story, which also included other essays by classic detective story writers, who often wrote their own "rules" for writing detective stories. It is fun to compare these because they often conflict!)
A few years after Haycraft published Murder for Pleasure, Frederic Dannay (who was one-half of the writing team that was Ellery Queen) approached him and suggested he update it. So much of importance had been added to the detective story genre in a very short five or six years that an updated edition was warranted. Dannay also wanted to amend the list of cornerstone mystery and detective stories that Haycraft composed. Queen's additions to the list are signified by the asterisks in the table (see the third column). The list was originally called "A Reader's List of Detective Story Cornerstones." I refer to the amended list as "The Haycraft-Queen Definitive Library of Detective-Crime-Mystery Fiction."
When I first discovered a reprinted copy of Murder for Pleasure, I used this list to begin my own collection. The collection has inevitably outgrown the house and then some! (Alas, much of my archives is in storage at the time of this writing!)
Murder for Pleasure went out of print for a time. When it reappeared, I purchased another copy as a gift for a good friend of mine. When I visited him a number of months later (he lived in another state and I was unable to visit often) I observed that he now had developed a collection rivaling my own!
As an experiment, I repeated this the next time I found the book in print again -- I bought another copy and gave it to another friend. When I next visited him he, too, had begun to develop an impressive library of classic detective, crime, and mystery books.
So! The book is addicting! For me, it has led to a lifelong passion in pursuit of finding, acquiring, reading, and often rereading many, many favorites. Sometimes the writing is stilted and seems old-fashioned -- but not often. Most of these books still have great power to absorb the reader. The storytelling is superb, and well worth reading today. Many of the books on this list have made an enormous impact on the development of the form itself, often leading to entire new "schools" of detective fiction.
It is because the books are so well-written that many remain in print. Others go out of print for a time, then are reprinted on occasion. Within the pages of this website, I've even included some free selections, stories, and samples in the Reading Room so you can read a number of these and see for yourself which ones you may have a penchant for.
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The pages that accompany this website also include a more fully developed discussion of the history of the detective story. As I develop this site, I intend to include articles on the stories, information about the authors, and debate among various critics and reviewers about the form. I will include information about films, television, and radio dramatizations. Separate pages are devoted to individual series. (So if you find you like Lord Peter Wimsey, Miss Jane Marple, or Philo Vance and want to read more books about them, there will be -- you guessed it -- web pages for each that include more discussion and a complete list of the appropriate works.)
Eventually, more contemporary authors and their detectives may well be included on these pages -- Ian Fleming's James Bond, Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone, Ed McBain's 87th Precinct, Sara Paretsky's V.I. Warshawski, Robert B. Parker's Spenser -- but just for the moment let us dwell in the archives of those important classics that gave life itself to the form that has become beloved by many people the world over.
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Thomas of Tolentino and Companions
Blessed Thomas of Tolentino and Companions
(Beato Tommaso da Tolentino e Compagni)
Feast Day – April 9
Born in the March of Ancona about 1260, Thomas became a Friar Minor in early youth and soon distinguished himself by his strict observance of the Franciscan rule, especially its precepts concerning the practice of poverty, and by his zeal for the salvation of souls. In 1289 he went with several other friars as a missionary to Lesser Armenia; and two years later King Haython II of that country sent him as his envoy to the supreme pontiff and the kings of France and England to obtain their assistance against the Saracens.
With the exception of a few years during which he made a second journey back to Europe, Father Thomas then continued his missionary work in Armenia and Persia. Thus he conducted a disputation with schismatic Armenians at Sis in 1305. He was in Persia when two letters, written in 1305 and 1306 by Father John of Montecorvino, the pioneer missionary in the capital of China, arrived; and since Father John asked his confreres to communicate the contents of his letters to the Holy See, Father Thomas once more traveled back to Europe, arriving in Rome some time in 1307.
Before a public consistory of the pope and cardinals Thomas of Tolentino and Companions made an eloquent address, recounting the marvelous success of Father John's work in China and pleading for effective measures which would develop the promising mission in the Far East. As a result Father John was appointed archbishop of Khanbaliq (Peking); and seven Franciscan bishops, with many other friars, were sent to his aid, although only three bishops and some of the friars survived the long journey of two years to China.
Father Thomas seems to have resumed his missionary work in Persia and remained there until 1320, when he too, together with three other friars, set out for the missions in China. But they got only as far as Thana, near Bombay, in India. There they won the martyr's crown at the hands of the Mohammedans. Father Thomas of Tolentino and James of Padua and also Brother Demetrius of Tiflis were beheaded on April 8, 1321; and Father Peter of Siena was put to death on April 11. Brother Demetrius was a Georgian or Armenian; and, being well versed in Oriental languages, he had served as interpreter for his confreres.
Some two years later Blessed Odoric of Pordenne passed through India; and after he had gathered all known facts about the martyrs, he took along their remains to the Zaitun mission in southeastern China. But the skull of Father Thomas he carried to Khanbaliq; and when he returned to Europe in 1328-1330, he brought this precious relic to the Franciscan church in the city of Tolentino, Italy. Later it was transferred to the cathedral.
In popular devotion the title of Blessed has been bestowed on all four of the martyrs ever since the fourteenth century; but only the cult of Blessed Thomas of Tolentino has been definitely approved by the Holy See, first in 1809 and again in 1894.
from The Franciscan Book of Saints, edited by Marion Habig, OFM
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What a fantastic start to Season 13 of the IPL! Youngsters to the fore. New names emerging. Promise converting to potential and the fans are loving it.
When I look back, I reminisce about some fulfilling years with the BCCI. But I always had just one focus: the players' welfare.
We created several avenues for the BCCI to earn revenue. Still, the ultimate focus was increasing the remuneration of the players. Remember, just before we took over the reins, the BCCI had agreed on a sharing formula with the players. Also included in the procedure were domestic players, female players, and junior cricketers too.
The more the BCCI earned, the more the players made because everyone shared the pie.
I remember my colleagues being surprised at the value TV rights, the leading team sponsor generated back then. Even more, what surprised them was the kits sponsor's value, a concept which was hitherto not heard of till then in 2006. Till then, there was a loose arrangement with kits sponsor, but we entered a structured agreement with Nike, which netted additional revenue for BCCI. The deal represented the first structured licensing program by the BCCI, making the Indian team earn around $43 million. This put us ahead of football clubs like Juventus and Real Madrid in terms of value.
That arrangement lasted till last month, so that makes me feel good that our vision was right. We even created a new property: offshore matches where India played games in venues like Abu Dhabi, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Belfast and Glasgow. The core focus of all these engagements was maximising returns, which would ultimately help India's cricketer.
We need the BCCI to rekindle the same spirit now in 2020, some 14 years after my experiments yielded massive returns. Now, the Board needs to think out of the box during these testing times when looking after the players.
The players' health and welfare are paramount, but there is an opportunity for BCCI to be a bit more creative. The fact that the IPL is starting means looking after 80 uncapped players who still toil in domestic cricket during the winter months. But it is the remaining 670 odd players that the Board needs to be worried about.
Remember, now the players make decent returns from playing in domestic cricket. Several tournaments are now part of the calendar, which means more playing days and more money to be taken home. In these difficult times, the unheard/unknown domestic player needs the Board's assurance that they are also in their minds. Remember, all the focus is on the IPL, but we need a plan for the season ahead. There must be some domestic cricket, and not everything should be left on chance.
The Board has to attempt to organize domestic cricket because that is the only way a boy in Nagaland or a budding pacer in Puducherry will be motivated to continue with the sport. A thoroughly washed out season because of the pandemic is unadvisable.
I would also recommend the BCCI look at how England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) restructured their season. They managed to get in enough cricket for the season, both domestic and international. Their tournament formats were tweaked, but they ultimately got it done. This was important because, unlike India, England's game is entirely professional. The players only play cricket and are not employed anywhere else.
Is a domestic players' furlough an option for the BCCI? The British government's furlough scheme covers 80 percent of wages up to £2500 per month. The EPL has also used it well to ensure against job losses and non-playing staff.
In India, the players have the security of jobs with corporates, which will undoubtedly be a huge boon for them. If nothing, the players should be allowed to play corporate tournaments, because this will ensure they are in the game. The corporates, too, should look at organizing their tournaments. That will ensure that the unheard, unsung heroes of India's domestic cricket have something to look forward to.
I hope that the Board has some minds who are thinking creatively to salvage a season that may well be lost. The international season may well take care of itself. Still, it is the domestic season that worries me the most.
The one other thing that will challenge this IPL is the bubbled up cricketers for eight weeks in the UAE. It will be a challenge for the 20-25-year-old players and those guarding against a bubble breach to maintain their sanity for an extended period. Living in the bio-secure bubble has taken its toll on Jofra Archer, the English fast bowler who has spent 87 days inside England's bio-bubble.
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Q: Asynchronous task regarding data loading, UI freezing I'm writing a data visual tool for my team and need to read a data file once the windows Form opens. The binary data file is large and can take quite a few seconds to load depending on connection speed of the user's PC to the file's network location. My limited asynchronous programming knowledge produced the following framework. The data loading still freezes the UI, which is the thing I would like to avoid. Can someone give some help on this matter?
Public Class Form1

Public db_path as string = "db path string"

Private Async Sub Form1_Shown(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Me.Shown
    TextBox1.Text = "Loading..."
    Dim sample_num As Integer = Await read_DB(db_path)
    TextBox1.Text = "Sample count: " & sample_num.ToString
End Sub

Private Async Function read_DB(db_path as String) As Task(Of Integer)
    Dim sample_num As Integer = 0
    If (File.Exists(db_path)) Then
        Try
           Using reader As BinaryReader = New BinaryReader(File.Open(db_path, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read))
                sample_num = reader.ReadInt32()

                ' Read the DB file here

                Next

            End Using

        Catch Ex As Exception

        Finally

        End Try
    Else

    End If
    Return sample_num

End Function

End Class

A: Here is what you should do
Public Class Form1

    Public db_path As String = "db path string"

    Private Async Sub Form1_Shown(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Me.Shown
        TextBox1.Text = "Loading..."
        Dim sample_num As Integer
        Await Task.Run(Sub() sample_num = read_DB(db_path))
        TextBox1.Text = "Sample count: " & sample_num.ToString
    End Sub

    Private Function read_DB(db_path As String) As Integer
        Dim sample_num As Integer = 0
        If (File.Exists(db_path)) Then
            Try
                Using reader As BinaryReader = New BinaryReader(File.Open(db_path, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read))
                    sample_num = reader.ReadInt32()

                    ' Read the DB file here

                    Next

                End Using

            Catch Ex As Exception

            Finally

            End Try
        Else

        End If
        Return sample_num

    End Function

End Class

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School of the Americas could use some help. Please research the article's assertions. Whatever is credible should be sourced, and what is not should be removed.
The School of the Americas (now the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation) *cough*euphemism*cough* is a highly controversial school located in Fort Benning, GA established by the US government for teaching law enforcement and military techniques to US allies in the rest of the Americas. It was originally at Fort Gulick, Panama and moved to Fort Benning in 1984.
The American military, funded by US taxpayer dollars, used the facility to train Latin American dictators and their militaries in various terrorist techniques to quell dissidence in their countries. Some (in)famous graduates include Panama's Manuel Noriega; Argentina's military junta members Jorge Rafael Videla, Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri and Roberto Eduardo Viola; Chile's Manuel Contreras (former chief of DINA, the secret police during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet); Bolivia's Hugo Banzer; Peru's Vladimiro Montesinos (former head of the National Intelligence Service, under Alberto Fujimori); Guatemala's Efraín Ríos Montt; and El Salvador's death squad leader Roberto D'Aubuisson (also known as "Blowtorch Bob", due to his frequent use of a blowtorch in interrogation sessions). Because of its horrendous reputation for the disregard of human rights, including the right to live, the School is also known by its informal name, the "School of the Assassins."
That is why, as one of his last acts as President, Bill Clinton allegedly revamped the school. His stated goal was to make sure that human rights and democracy were central to all studies. In recent years, the American Council on Education has rated the classes offered, finding them all academically acceptable and some even worthy of graduate credit.
The school, however, remains one of the most controversial programs of the American military and is the target of an annual protest by the group School of The Americas Watch every November. The protest is held on the anniversary of the murders of a group of Jesuit missionaries in El Salvador by a group trained by the SOA.
Graduates from the SoA have many favorite techniques they use. Varying levels of intimidation, starting at yelling and ending at severe lock-downs with rather intimidating chains and tie-downs are utilized, as are various torture methods. Favorite torture methods range from the hard to prove, such as sucker punching and slapping, to hard-core lashings with belt buckles (to the back) and drilling out the patellar tendon.
↑ George Monibiot. "Backyard Terrorism." Rethinking Schools. 2001 December.
↑ El Salvador's brutal civil war: What we still don't know, Al Jazeera.
↑ "About SOA Watch." SOA Watch. 2012.
↑ Palmer Legare. "Bad education: U.S. training of Guatemalan military leaders is just one example." SOA Watch.
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Binance Launch Desktop P2P, Bank Partnership and More
CoinMarketCap Launches Latest Earn Campaign With Helium
You Can Now Spend BNB and BUSD With All Shopify Merchants
Binance Announced Two New Launchpad Project Partnerships This Week
Binance Partners With Alpha Finance Lab to Give Away $3,000 in ALPHA
The team at Binance have had a super busy weekend and have rolled out three new updates to the options available to their traders.
The first of these new updates was announced on Friday and comes in the form of the expansion of their P2P trading service. The service, which connects real-life buyers and sellers of crypto assets as opposed to having to buy them from a third-party crypto exchange in a way reminiscent of LocalBitcoins, has been available since as far back as October 2019. It was previously limited to Binance's mobile counterpart, but this has now changed and it is now available for traders to use on the desktop exchange too.
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The service was already immensely popular on mobile indicated by more than $300 million in trades over the course of the 6 months it has been available. This is no surprise owing to the heightened benefits that using this service offers traders. There are zero transaction fees when you use the service, the possibility to earn as much as $3,000-$4,000 when a seller becomes part of the Binance P2P Global Merchants Program, and VIP discounts. While on the P2P service itself, BTC, ETH, BNB, BUSD, and USDT, can be traded with fiat currencies including Chinese yuan (CNY), Vietnamese dong (VND), and Russian ruble (RUB).
Therefore, the possibility to use this on desktop will be welcomed by users who have been waiting for the service to become accessible to them. Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of Binance, provided some background on the service and their hopes going forward. "P2P trading is a more flexible model for fiat-to-crypto trading and allows users to choose their preferred cryptocurrencies, amount, and payment methods. We see its potential to accelerate crypto access and adoption in a decentralized way. By the end of 2020, we plan to provide Binance P2P trading services to users in over 30 countries."
15% Interest When Converting Cash to BUSD
One of the tokens we mentioned above was the BUSD, Binance's own dollar-pegged stablecoin, went live last year. This was the most recently added token to the P2P service and has also seen gradual implementation at other platforms too. Now, there is even more reason to get involved in the token, thanks to the new lending program that can see you earn 15% interest when you invest in it.
The service which promises to boost traders' yields can be easily subscribed to in just 2 simple steps. The first is to convert your fiat money into BUSD by signing up, buying crypto, and then choosing the amount you want to convert. After this, you just need to subscribe to the lending product and you will good to go and will be able to start earning this interest. It is as simple as that.
Akbank Integration
The final piece of news to come from Bithe nance camp last night was the news of integration with Akbank, which has thus become the first bank to integrate with the platform. Clients of the Turkish bank will now be able to deposit and withdraw instantly directly to their bank account with the Turkish Lira which Binance added support to also in November, 2019.
"As part of our mission to continue working on increasing the freedom of money worldwide and notably in a country that is fast-adopting digital assets, we are expanding the available options to lower the barrier to entry," said CZ (Changpeng Zhao), Binance CEO. "As the industry scales with our products and services that grow in tandem, the availability and process of investing, exchanging and trading crypto will become more and more seamless."
As such, it might be the first but it is unlikely to be the last bank to integrate with Binance.


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Q: Recursive function to get all possible combination in Java I am trying to find all possible combination of the expert for skill in a particular project with a recursive function. But I'm getting the wrong answer.
I have an expert list for each project. I can access the expert list for each skill by
ExpertForSkill currentExpertList = currentProjectTeam.expertForSkill.get(skillNum);

My recursive function is
    public static List<ProjectAndTeam> recursiveExpertFinder(
        int skillNum,
        ProjectAndTeam currentProjectTeam,
        List<ProjectAndTeam> projectAndTeams) {

    if (skillNum == currentProjectTeam.project.skills.size()) {
        return projectAndTeams;
    } else {
        ExpertForSkill currentExpertList = currentProjectTeam.expertForSkill.get(skillNum);
        ExpertForSkill newExprtForSkill = new ExpertForSkill();
        ProjectAndTeam newProjectAndTeam = new ProjectAndTeam();
        newProjectAndTeam.project = currentProjectTeam.project;
        for (Expert expert : currentExpertList.expertList) {

            newExprtForSkill.skill = currentExpertList.skill;
            newExprtForSkill.expertList.add(expert);
            List<ExpertForSkill> newExpertList = new ArrayList<>();
            newExpertList.add(newExprtForSkill);
            newProjectAndTeam.expertForSkill = newExpertList;
            projectAndTeams.add(newProjectAndTeam);
           recursiveExpertFinder(skillNum + 1, currentProjectTeam, projectAndTeams);
        }
        return projectAndTeams;

    }

}

I'm calling the recursive function like
List<ProjectAndTeam> solutions = new ArrayList<>();
projectAndTeam = recursiveExpertFinder(0, currentProjectTeam, solutions);

What am I doing wrong here?
EDIT:
My expert list is like
Skill 1 : A,B
Skill 2 : B

I'm expecting the output like
Skill 1:A
Skill 2:B

Skill 1:B
Skill 2:B

but I'm getting the output same as input
Skill 1 : <A,B>
Skill 2 : <B>


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This Website Lets You Hear The Roar of 1920s New York City
BY Anna Green
With its shouting street vendors, roaring subway trains, and blaring radios, New York City in the 1920s was famously cacophonous. But while many of us have seen photos of the Big Apple in the early decades of the 20th century, or have read about it in history books, few of us know what the city sounded like. In order to re-create the sonic history of New York City, historian Emily Thompson has created an interactive website called The Roaring Twenties that explores the historical soundscape of New York City in the 1920s.
The website uses archival materials like newspaper articles, sound complaints, and newsreel footage to give visitors a sense of New York City's aural history. Visitors can scroll through Thompson's list of sounds, hearing the city's symphony of street traffic or reading complaints of noisy parties and barking dogs. The website is also broken down by space and time, allowing visitors to visualize the geography of sound (Coney Island, for instance, is full of music and performers while midtown Manhattan is marked by fire engines and honking horns) and experience its evolution over the course of the decade.
"The sonic content at the heart of this journey consists of 54 unique excerpts of sound newsreel footage, Fox Movietone newsreels from 1926 through 1930," explains Thompson. "It offers a sonic time machine; an interactive multimedia environment whereby site visitors can not just hear, but mindfully listen to, the noises of New York City in the late 1920s, a place and time defined by its din."


Bouncy castle, ballet dancing, Zumba, karate demonstrations and arts and crafts activities for the children… Take part in all of this and much more at the Family Fun Day at YMCA Hawker, Saturday 19 September between 10am and 2pm.
The Family Fun Day is all about giving people a taste of what this family-friendly centre situated alongside the river Thames in North Kingston has to offer.
Will you take the gym challenge?
There will be plenty of taster sessions showcasing some of the many exercise classes offered at the centre, including Zumba.
And if you take on the YMCA LSW fitness instructors in a series of gym challenges, there are chances to win great prizes.
For the cyclists, there will be opportunities to have your bike checked and marked by the Met Police.
Children up to eight years can bounce, wiggle and jump in The Pod soft play, which will be offering free 30 minutes sessions between 8am and 12 noon. No need to pre-book, just turn up.
And on the outside fields, there will be more opportunities to jump around in the big bouncy castle, and to get active with the different children's sports activities which will be taking place throughout the day.
Kids will also have the opportunity to design their own t-shirts and bags, be face painted and to take part in a dance session with Luna Boo, YMCA St Paul's Group's green mascot.
At last year's Family Fun Day we chatted with Fabio, a Berrylands resident who was there with his daughter.
"We went to The Pod first, but we also used the bouncy castle, rode on the scooters, coloured some insects and did the face painting. It's great to see more of what the centre has to offer," said a happy Fabio before rushing off to partake in more activities with his daughter.
"We're really excited about this year's Family Fun Day", says Anthony Wright, Centre Manager at YMCA Hawker.
"In addition to all the children's activities and fitness tasters and demonstrations, we will have a live band, a lucky dip with great prizes and of course there's lots of delicious food to be purchased from the café. Now all we need is a good weather forecast, but come rain or shine – the Family Fun Day will still be a great day out for families in Kingston and the surrounding areas".


LOS ANGELES -- On a Los Angeles Dodgers team loaded with veteran stars and the presumptive National League Rookie of the Year, no one is playing better than a well-traveled 13-year veteran left-hander and a hybrid catcher/second baseman who began the season with three career RBIs.
The play of Rich Hill and Austin Barnes underscores the Dodgers' remarkable depth, as the duo showed Wednesday in Los Angeles' 10-0 rout of the San Diego Padres.
The Dodgers completed a three-game sweep with their fourth win in a row. The Padres lost their fourth consecutive game.
Hill, who is with his eighth major league team, earned his 12th win with an impressive seven-inning, two-hit, 10-strikeout outing. Hill (12-8) is 9-5 in his past 16 starts with a 2.68 ERA, a 0.94 WHIP and 131 strikeouts in 100 2/3 innings.
"All my pitches were working," Hill said. "It was a good way to end the regular season. Now it's just a matter of keeping the effort consistent."
Said Barnes: "I love catching Rich. He has a big hammer of a curve and a fastball that says 90 (mph on the radar gun) but feels like 96."
Barnes has worked his way from being a utility player into a guy who thrives when he starts. He was 3-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs to headline the offense on a night that Yasiel Puig (27th of the year), Curtis Granderson (26th) and Corey Seager (22nd) homered.
Barnes made his 52nd start Wednesday and drove his starting numbers to a .301 average and .425 on-base percentage with 23 extra-base hits, eight home runs and 33 RBIs.
"I approach things the same way whether I start or pinch-hit," Barnes said. "You always feel more comfortable when you know you're getting three or four at-bats. I just try to put a good swing on the ball and have good at-bats."
The Dodgers (102-57) tied the 1962 and 1974 teams for the most victories in a season since the franchise moved to Los Angeles. The Dodgers have clinched home-field advantage for the National League postseason, and their magic number to clinch home field should they reach the World Series is one.
"It was a good stress-free night for Rich," Los Angeles manager Dave Roberts said. "He had complete command and had great life on his fastball.
"Austin takes quality at-bats and he's worked his way into being a guy who can start. The body of work between our two catchers (Barnes and Yasmani Grandal), the way they hit and their defensive metrics, make them to me the best pair of catchers in baseball."
Padres starter Clayton Richard (8-15) was tagged for eight hits, eight runs (six earned) and three walks in five innings. He fanned seven. Ten of the first 17 batters he faced reached base.
Yangervis Solarte had two of the Padres' three hits.
The series concluded a stretch of September that saw the Padres play 26 straight games against teams with a winning record.
"It's been a playoff team every night," San Diego manager Andy Green said. "We didn't do much this series, but the experience of competing against these teams is good for our young players."
Los Angeles took a 2-0 lead in the first inning, loading the bases with no outs and scoring two runs on a sacrifice fly by rookie Cody Bellinger, his 96th RBI, and a groundout by Enrique Hernandez.
A Barnes double and Hill's RBI single to left made it 3-0 in the third. It was Hill's fourth RBI of the season after he hadn't driven in a run since 2009.
Los Angeles blew the game open in the fourth as Hernandez, Logan Forsythe, Barnes and Puig strung together four straight hits to make it 7-0. Puig homered in the fifth to make it 8-0, and Granderson and Seager hit back-to-back solo home runs in the sixth.
NOTES: Los Angeles CF Chris Taylor landed awkwardly on first base in the first inning and left the game as a precaution. He is expected to play in the final series at Colorado ... Dodgers 1B Adrian Gonzalez woke up Wednesday with tightness in his back, and he will be out of the rest of the regular season and postseason. The veteran missed 67 games on two separate trips to the DL with a herniated disc, the first time in his career he went on the DL. ... The Dodgers will start LHP Hyun-Jin Ryu Friday and LHP Clayton Kershaw on Saturday against the Rockies. Kershaw will work with a modest pitch count. Yu Darvish and Alex Wood may make cameo appearances in the regular season finale Sunday. ... OF Hunter Renfroe was hitless Wednesday but made an impact against the Dodgers this season, hitting .298 with eight extra-base hits. ... The Padres will start RHPs Jordan Lyles, Jhoulys Chacin and Luis Perdomo in their final three games at San Francisco.


This visible-light image of the central region of the Lagoon nebula reveals a fantasy landscape of ridges, canyons, pillars, and mountains of gas and dust surrounding a very hot newborn star. When the visible view crossfades into an image taken in near-infrared light, the most obvious difference is the abundance of stars that fill the field of view. Most of them are more distant, background stars located behind the nebula itself. However, some of these pinpricks of light are young stars within the Lagoon Nebula. Only the densest of the gas clouds remain in the infrared view.


Back to my image a week after a short vacation, much needed. I have also been spending my time with the new Abduzeedo which is looking much sleeker and soon will be going live. This week I decided to recreate an effect I saw a couple of weeks ago and I saved the screenshot because I thought it would be awesome to know how to do it. After a few tries I think I got a good result, at least worth sharing with you guys.
Starting with the simple path of the Abduzeedo logo in Illustrator.
WIth the Offset Path I made the logo thicker and it will also be used to separate both sides.
Here you can see the 2 different sides. I used red and black but that doesn't really matter because I will change those colors in Photoshop in the next steps.
Paste the vector from Illustrator to Photoshop. With the Magic Wand Tool I selected the black color and created a new layer with that as a mask.
Then I did the same thing for the red part.
After creating the layers, create 2 folders and move the mask to each one of the folders. After that just add layers and start paiting. The mask will do the job of keeping them separate.
I used the Lasso Tool (L) a few times to make some different cuts, like the 45 deg one on the you can see when the horizontal line connects with the other side.
Here's after a few tries.
The last thing I did was to add some shadow.
Here's the final image with a Photo Filter on top of it. This was a quick first try but I am very happy with the result, of course there's a lot to learn, but it's always good to learn some new things.
I have been going back through old tutorials to fix some of the images that might be broken or with old formatting. The blog has changed quite a lot since we started 12 years ago.


Congratulations to Gary Sherman who's recent book has successfully made it to the shelves of academia. Well that might be in part to our librarian taking advice on what open source gis books are missing that should be on the shelf. Lucky for everyone else, since the publisher didn't classify it as a text book it's also affordable too if you want your own copy, paper or ebook.
It's comes up quite often that I need a flyer for this or that. Just a few pages, sometime quarter, third or half sheets for putting up around campus for people to see. Once you do a few though, it often happens that you just need the same thing again later with a few minor variations. Sure you could just do it all in one application, but when not doing full pages then you have to keep messing with duplicating your information 2-4 times on the same in a way that lines up well with being cut.
This is where layout comes in handy, more specifically I use Scribus. The idea here is make one image and then replicate it multiple times across a page all at once evenly. Well that and make a high resolution ready to print PDF.
So start by making your image/item. In this case I don't have a ton of text and it's kinda free float style (not paragraph) so I used Inkscape, well that and it's the format the flyer was originally given to me in. Had there been more text I would have started with OpenOffice, done the graphics in Inkscape or Gimp and done 100% of the layout in Scribus.
After writing the text, changing and scaling fonts, putting in the image, adjusting transparencies and background colors it's now time to export the image. From Inkscape particularly exporting to bitmap(png) gives you the chance to specify you dpi and ensure it will show up correctly when you insert it in to other documents. For printing I usually use 300dpi, and in this case to cut out dealing with margins only exported the drawing, not the page.
Now I set a guide to split the page in 1/2.
Turn on guide snapping and grid snaping.
Draw an image box, snapping it to the guides.
And walla, the next Linux User's Group of Davis Installfest flyer is done.


Hilo, HI – February 4, 2014 – The ʻAha Pūnana Leo, a nonprofit family-based educational organization administered and operated through the Hawaiian language, continues to make indigenous language education history. The organization has now opened a pathway for distinctive accreditation of indigenous early education worldwide through guidelines set by the World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium (WINHEC).
The ʻAha Pūnana Leo's system of eleven Pūnana Leo preschools, one infant-toddler daycare and a statewide administrative office was evaluated last week in a new accreditation review process for preschool through high school (P-12) established by WINHEC. It was the first international early education accreditation review conducted through an endangered and indigenous language. WINHEC will use this international evaluation process to develop distinctive support for indigenous early education around the globe.
ʻAha Pūnana Leo Executive Director, ʻEkekela Aiona, is very pleased with the recently conducted review. "This accreditation process supports our vision and mission of revitalizing the language as we continue to work towards reestablishing high quality, distinctive Hawaiian language medium education." The use of Hawaiian was illegal in schools for 90 years. The ʻAha Pūnana Leo led the movement to remove that ban and has become the primary private entity supporting the development of education through Hawaiian from preschool on to the doctorate level.
The World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium began as an international accrediting entity for higher education. In 2010, WINHEC expanded their work in Europe, New Zealand, Australia and Canada to include work in the United States. The first WINHEC accreditation granted in the U.S. was to the College of Hawaiian Language at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo. The ʻAha Pūnana Leo provides a P-12 campus for the laboratory school of that college. When WINHEC decided to expand into accrediting early childhood education, its international board was already familiar with the ʻAha Pūnana Leo and felt it would be an excellent initial program with which to implement the newly developed accreditation process.
The recent groundbreaking early childhood education accreditation review of the ʻAha Pūnana Leo was conducted by a diverse and distinguished group of local, national and international educators. This WINHEC review team included Dr. Tīmoti Kāretu of the Wānanga O Aotearoa Māori University in New Zealand and board member of the Māori language Kōhanga Reo preschools, Professor Asta Balto, past president of the indigenous National State Sami University College of Norway, Dr. Ray Barnhardt, Professor and Director of the Center for Cross-Cultural Studies from the University of Alaska at Fairbanks and Hawaiian educators Dr. Walter Kahumoku lll, Director of the Public Education Support Division of the Kamehameha Schools and Dr. Kanoe Nāone, CEO of INPEACE.
In an initial report to the ʻAha Pūnana Leo, the review team commended the ʻAha Pūnana Leo for its over 30 years of work. It also urged the Hawaiian medium education organization to increase its attention to its role as an international leader in endangered and indigenous language revitalization. The review team will now present its findings and recommendations to the WINHEC Accreditation Authority Board with final results of the accreditation visit available in May.


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<!DOCTYPE html>

  <meta charset="utf-8" />
  <title>Geoprocessing field mapping</title>

  ## Geoprocessing field mapping

This sample demonstrates how to set up field mapping for tools such as Merge, Table to Table, Feature Class to Feature Class, and Append.

```
Language:              C#, VB
Subject:               Geoprocessing
Organization:          Esri, http://www.esri.com
Date:                  10/17/2019
ArcObjects SDK:        10.8
Visual Studio:         2017, 2019
.NET Target Framework: 4.5
```

### Resources

* [ArcObjects .NET API Reference online](http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcobjects/latest/net/webframe.htm)
* [Sample Data Download](../../releases)
* [What's new](http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcobjects/latest/net/webframe.htm#91cabc68-2271-400a-8ff9-c7fb25108546.htm)
* [Download the ArcObjects SDK for .Net from MyEsri.com](https://my.esri.com/)

### Usage
1. Provide local data. You need to update the code to reference your dataset and its fields. You also need to update the path to the output table to the location where you want it created.
1. Compile and run the project.

#### Additional information

In this sample, a table containing United States (U.S.) census data is converted to a new table. One of the input attributes in the input table is a text field, STFID. This 15-digit value is a unique identifier for all census blocks for the U.S. The value can be broken into four components. The first two digits provide the state code, the next three indicate the county, the following six identify the census tract, and the last four identify the census block.

The value 360899912001006 represents the census block (1006) containing the State University of New York at Potsdam in upstate New York (36), in census tract 991200 of the county of St. Lawrence (089). This sample converts this table and also creates a field, TRACTID, because the input data only has the STFID attribute. To do this, the GPFieldMapping object is initialized using the AddTable method to enter the input table. The default IGPFieldMapping object is then modified by creating an IGPFieldMap object, populating its properties, and adding them to the IGPFieldMapping object.

#### See Also
[Mapping fields](http://desktop.arcgis.com/search/?q=Mapping%20fields&p=0&language=en&product=arcobjects-sdk-dotnet&version=&n=15&collection=help)

---------------------------------

#### Licensing

 Development licensing 	 Deployment licensing

 ArcGIS Desktop Basic 	 ArcGIS Desktop Basic

 ArcGIS Desktop Standard 	 ArcGIS Desktop Standard

 ArcGIS Desktop Advanced 	 ArcGIS Desktop Advanced

 Engine Developer Kit 	 Engine

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