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Not so fast! You're driving too fast!
What are you driving so fast for?
You were up to 35. You know I don't like to go over 30!
You're always doing something else and having your mind on something else.
- I'm sorry, Mother. - You haven't heard a word I said.
- Yes, I have. - What did I say?
You said I was up to 35, and you didn't like me to go over 30.
Not that. I said we're going to have it in a church.
- Have what, Mother? - The wedding!
- Oh. - See? You weren't listening.
Bring me home some soap chips. I like the Sea Drift brand.
They don't make you sneeze.
Now don't forget the name: Sea Drift.
the little schooner, India Queen, plowed through an ocean gone mad.
Straining pumps went ta-pocketa, ta-pocketa.
from being smashed to bits.
What are you doing here? Get below!
Can't I help? You haven't had your clothes off in three days!
Somebody's gotta get the India Queen through.
There's half a million dollars of rare spices aboard this ship!
I promised your father I'd get it through.
It's nothing! Just a broken arm!
Did you write down all the things I told you to write down?
- I'll remember them. - Oh, no, you won't.
You just make a note of it in your little black book.
- Snapdragon seeds. - Wait a minute.
- Gleamo what? - Gleamo Floor Wax.
- What's that "SS"? - Sock stretchers.
- Well, write it out. - All right.
And don't forget to return this sprinkling can.
I tried it out this morning, and the holes are too small.
Tell them I have better things to do than wait for the water to come out.
Careful, sweet. Don't forget the cake!
- What? - The cake!
Back in the car, please.
Keep that thing in, bud!
Here are those drawings you wanted.
Oh, that's pretty, Mr. Grimsby.
Yeah, it's a bit mild.
I think I ought to tear the dress off her other shoulder.
You could use a little more blood on the ax.
You think I'd forgotten you? Here we are.
Now stop, Elmer. You've had enough already.
- The old man's screaming for you. - Oh! The conference.
Let's see. "Spicy Sea Stories." Here we are.
Hold it! Raise your hands just a little.
- Hello, Fred. - How's it going, Walter?
So you finally chose to honor us with your presence.
- Yes, sir. - Where are the proofs to "Air Aces"?
- Right here, Mr. Pierce. Ready to go. - Put it to bed.
- Mitty! - Yes, sir?
Meaning of what, Mr. Pierce?
of the first installment of "The Lady And The Vampire."
There are 33 issues to go.
- But he isn't really dead. - What do you mean he isn't dead?
The villagers drove a stake through his heart!
Anybody knows that kills a vampire!
Yes, but if you read further on you'll find the stake only went through a lung.
You don't have to worry. He'll be back sucking blood in the next issue.
If you'd been here on time you'd know why I called this meeting.
Ours is a great and proud list of magazines.
- "Frontier Stories"... - "Exotic Love Stories."
- And "Sensational Murders." - And "Sen..."
Mitty, when I need your help I'll ask for it.
But a new and virgin field of fiction has come to my attention.
embracing thousands of undiscovered readers.
Starting the first of next month we go to press with a new baby.
- Congratulations! You've done it again! - Thank you, gentlemen.
- Well, what do you think? - Oh! I've always liked it, Mr. Pierce.
Don't you remember? I suggested the idea in a memorandum last month.
Oh, that! I had this idea two years ago.
You may take notes, gentlemen.
What have we got to sell?
We can't have too many nurses.
Capture the glamour of the hospital. You get the idea?
I'm glad you came. Dr. Remington. Dr. Renshaw.
Dr. Pritchard-Midford, St. John's Hospital, London.
- Dr. Walter Mitty. - Gentlemen.
The new anesthetizer's giving way.
There's no one in the East who knows how to fix it.
Give me your fountain pen.
- That will hold for ten minutes. - Astounding!
he's also a mechanical genius.
You'd better get on with the operation.
- What is it? - Coreopsis has set in.
Would you take over, Mitty?
There's only one chance, gentlemen.
The operation Heinzelman performed on a rabbit?
Needle and number two threads.
- Will he... - There, there, Miss Cartwright.
Your brother will play the violin again.
I just grafted new fingers on him.
You'll want some rest now.
Mitty! I asked you a question. I expect an answer!
I was just thinking, sir.
We might possibly put out a pocket-size edition.
- Pocket-size edition? - Yes, sir.
- For pockets. - You weren't thinking at all!
- You were daydreaming again! - Oh, no, sir! I was really thinking.
I was thinking about hospitals for hospital stories.
I finished talking about hospitals ten minutes ago!
The subject, for your information, is the next issue of "Racy Detective."
- Hello. - Hello, Mother.
- You forgot to bring the cake. - What cake?
Gertrude and her mother are coming to dinner.
I asked you to bring home a cake.
I thought you said "rake."
You're getting more absent-minded every day.
It's all that daydreaming you do.
the Gleamo wax, the sock stretchers.
- Did you bring the snapdragon seeds? - No. They didn't have any.
The man said petunias were just as pretty.
Just leave everything in the hall. I'll take care of it.
Hurry and get cleaned up. They'll be here any minute.
- Is there any mail for me? - No.
- Who are you expecting a letter from? - Nobody.
I just thought there might be some mail.
Don't use the guest towels.
Use the one on your door.
And put on that clean shirt I hung up for you.
And use some of the cologne Gertrude gave you for Christmas.
Do I have to? It smells like ether.
and the least you can do for your fiancee.
- Irmagarde! - Eunice, how are you?
Come in, dear... and Gertrude.
My, what a sweet hat!
And, Gertrude, you look too cute for words.
I hope you don't mind my bringing Queenie, Mrs. Mitty.
She doesn't like to be alone.
Do you, Queenie, in that great, big empty house?
Walter, there's someone down here to see you, dear.
- Hello, Mrs. Griswold. - Dear Walter.
- Hello, Gertrude. - Come along, Irmagarde.
It's that cologne you gave me for Christmas.
Don't stand there like a stick. Wave back.
- Have you talked to your boss yet? - No, I haven't.
I certainly think you should talk to him and get two or three months off.
- Two or three months! - Frankly I don't approve of honeymoons.
Walter's always head his heart set on seeing Yellowstone Park.
I don't know. I just thought I'd like to see Yellowstone Park.
Do they let dogs in there?
Honey, you weren't thinking of taking Queenie along?
- I was only asking! - I wouldn't dream of leaving Queenie!
Queenie and Walter don't trust each other. That's why they don't get along.
She always starts! You see?
I don't think she's feeling well.
Why don't you try that new vitamin puppy biscuit?
Walter would be happy to pick some up for you.
- Make a note of that, dear. - Yes, Mother.
Walter, you haven't touched your nice milk toast.
it would be good for your nervous stomach.
That's why the Air Corps turned him down.
It must be cold in here.
Yes, Mother. I know. The furnace.
Walter's a very lucky boy.
Tubby Wadsworth has proposed a half a dozen times.
The Spitfire dived through the clouds, its machine guns belching lead.
clung to the tail of the Messerschmitt.
Himmel's villain. It's Walter Mitty.
and watched him go down in flames.
I say, fellas! There's Group Captain Mitty.
Mitty, how many this time, old boy?
- Hello, sir. - Good show, Mitty.
- Oh, thank you, sir. - That makes 73, doesn't it?
No, 71 actually. 2 were only probables, you know.
Oh, yes. Thank you, sir.
I say, old chap. You're wounded.
It's nothing, sir. Merely a scratch. Set the bone myself.
- I wish we had more like you. - Thank you, sir.
- Anything troubling you, sir? - Young Raleigh.
Got a case of nerves. I promise the general we'd get that tank dump.
- Is it vital? - Vital?
Our whole desert campaign depends upon it.
Put young Raleigh to bed, sir.
- What do you mean? - I'll fly his mission.
You? You haven't closed your eyes in three days.
I know, sir, but we only live once.
- Shall we have a go at it? - Cheerio.
- Mitty looks a bit done in, fellows. - Yes, he does.
Got the courage of a lion, though. Never gives up.
I studied music with him at the Academy.
I shall never forget his impersonation of old Professor Gruenwald.
- Do you remember? - Rather.
Almost drove the old professor barmy.
- I wish he'd do it now. - So do I.
Go ahead, Mitty. I'd rather enjoy a laugh myself.
Say, let me have your coat, old boy.
There you are! He's doing it now.
All right! Everybody scatter away to the chairs here!
Children, what makes music music?
You see, children. A symphony is not only music.
It tells a story which has a beginning, middle und an end.
We will now take up the instruments.
They are all very busy, except the cymbal.
He stands in the corner and looks around in disgust.
This brings us to Symphony Number 45.
This work was composed under a slight disadvantage.
The conductor lifts his baton, und we start.
This is just mood music.
Und we have the first theme which is naturally played on the first fiddle.
who is a French horn.
live all alone on a farm.
At this point in the symphony, along comes a handsome young trumpet.
This is Czechoslovakian for thumping.
Und he gets so excited that he has a solo passage.
Which brings us to the second movement where the fiddle is happy.
Und the trumpet is happy.
When suddenly, out stalks the French horn.
The little fiddle is so "putrefied," her bridge falls out.
But the French horn is very objectionable to this.
Und the trumpet blows his top.
Shut up! Now I know who you are!
wanted by the police for drowning 12 little fiddles out.
but the animals are too sharp for him.
The glockenspiel is trapped, his escape they are foiling.
So he jumps into a kettle drum which is boiling!
- Very good show. - Oh, thank you, sir.
- See you at headquarters. - Yes, sir.
Oh, you are so brave.
Will you please come up here? Your milk toast is getting soggy!
If you'd gotten up on time, you'd have made the 7:45.
There was no reason to oversleep!
I had to stay up and read those proofs for Mr. Pierce.
Take a cab from the station, never mind the expense.
I'll take it out of your allowance. Good-bye, dear.
And don't forget the birdseed and unbleached muslin!
- Good-bye, Mother - Good-bye, darling.
- May I? - Pardon me.
Have a nice day at the office.
I'll see you at Mother's tonight.
I thought you got off at Manhattan transfer?
I just pretended to. I was trying to avoid a masher.
Oh, it wasn't you. But I appreciate your coming to my assistance.
Oh, darling! You shouldn't have done it!
Oh, it's the loveliest bracelet in the world!
Come! We'll go to the dressmakers together.
Well, you've a good one too.
Don't be alarmed. I'm not going to kiss you again.
- My name is Rosalind van Hoorn. - How do you do?
Gee, that's a pretty name.
I need your assistance, Mr. Mitty. Will you help me?
- Me? How? - I'm on my way to meet the Hollandia.
I'm being followed, and I'm frightened.
- You're frightened? - Yes.
- And you want me to help you? - Yes.
If you were along I wouldn't have to worry.
Well, I guess I could handle myself in a pinch.
I do a little boxing at the Y.
- Well, I'd like to see any masher try... - Oh, you're very kind!
Never mind the Pierce building. Go to Pier 47.
Yes, never mind... Oh! Wait a minute!
Driver, will you stop the ca... There it is now.
Here's my share of the cab ride.
- Bye. - Good-bye, Mr. Mitty.
- Oh! - What's the matter?
My briefcase! I left it in that cab!
It had all the proofs to "Air Aces" in it! Mr. Pierce will kill me!
Here! Hold this, will you? Taxi!
Did you see a girl in a green dress?
She came in a cab. It had my briefcase in it.
I didn't see the driver's face, but the back of his head was kind of oblong.
- Uncle will be so glad to see you. - Not more than I'll be glad to see him.
It's incredible. I can't believe that he's still living.
You're quite sure you came here unobserved?
Karl, you mustn't trouble yourself anymore.
My briefcase... I left it in your taxicab.
I followed you all the way down here.
I'm sorry I put you to all that trouble.
- Mr. Maasdam, this is Mr. Mitty. - How do you do?
- Is this what you are looking for? - Yes. Thank you very much.
We're in a dreadful hurry. Would you help the driver with the luggage?
- I'm terribly late... - We can drop you off.
- That click? - I didn't hear nothing.
Sorry to keep rushing you like this but our whole next issue is in here.
I'm in the publishing business.
We put out 31 magazines.
- He must be pretty tired. - Yes, he's had quite a trip.
I guess he fell asleep.
- He's been stabbed! - Stabbed?
What are we gonna do? It's 10:00.
I've never been this late before! What are we gonna do?
Driver, take us to the nearest police station!
Officer! Something terrible has happened!
- This young lady and l... - What young lady?
Officer, I wanna report a murder!
- Murder? - Yes, sir. We have the body outside.
The body is in this taxicab.
Well, it was right here.
I drove up with a girl in green, and we left the body in the taxicab.
- A yellow taxicab? - No. A pink one.
- And the girl was in blue. - No. Green.
Just as I thought! This is a case for Scotland Yard!
Her name was Rosalind van Hoorn.
- And she said I had a nice face... - Well, you have a nice face.
Now you go home and sleep it off.
When do you take over the First National Bank?
- What do you mean? - You seem to be keeping bankers' hours.
Well, I have a very good excuse.
I went down to meet the Hollandia to get my briefcase.
I was with a beautiful girl, and coming back, a man was murdered.
Murdered right next to me in a taxicab.
- Oh, they all disappeared? - Yes, sir.
Why don't you tell the truth? You fell asleep on the train!
I wanna tell you something for your own good.
- You've been here for ten years. - Eleven.
- Eleven is it? - Yes.
If you don't stop this woolgathering I'll have to take drastic action!
Oh, honest, Mr. Pierce. This wasn't a daydream.
- I'm sure it wasn't. - I've no time for your excuses.
- Where are those proofs? - Right here in my briefcase.
I have them all read and corrected, sir.
- There they are. - What's this?
Okay, we'll send these to press.
Here. You get busy on "Sensational Murders."
I don't want to be bothered. I have an important board meeting this afternoon.
- Yes, sir. - Oh!
Tell Joe to doctor up that knifing story.
Lord Cecil was only stabbed once.
We've always given our readers their money's worth.
Have him stabbed front and back and in the side!
And save the heart for last!
Why should we stint on things like that?
- I want to apologize for this morning. - Where'd you disappear to?
I went to make a phone call and was advised to leave.
Uncle felt there was too much at stake for me to be mixed up in what happened.
Uncle Peter. He told me to come here and get you.
- Get me? - He wants to meet you.
I don't wanna get mixed up in this thing either.
Besides, I've got some shopping to do for my mother.
- Please come. - I only have an hour for lunch.
And I'm supposed to be back at the office at 1:30.
It'll only take a few minutes. I promise.
Say, what happened to that taxicab?
- They took it away. - "They"? Who's they?
- Hello, Tyler. - How do you do?
- Tell my uncle Mr. Mitty is here. - Yes, Miss van Hoorn.
We'll wait in the library.
He'll only be a moment.
Gee, that's pretty. The picture... Do you mind if I look at it?
- Oh, I love it. - It's always frightened me.
That's my favorite song..."Beautiful Dreamer." I like the way you play it.
Mr. Van Hoorn is waiting in the solarium.
- Hello, Uncle. - Hello, my dear.
Uncle Peter, this is Mr. Mitty.
- How are you, Mr. Mitty? - Fine, thank you.
You are the young man who was so kind to my niece this morning.
Oh, I really didn't do anything.
- You'll have a cup of tea with us. - Tea?
- Yes, please do. - All right.
- Gee, these are beautiful. - You like flowers?
Well, Mother likes them. We're raising snapdragons now.
Only, I brought back petunias instead. So I have to exchange them.
You know these bulbs came from Holland?
We get ours from Gerber's Feed Store.
Personally, I'd rather raise radishes.
They grow so fast, and you can eat them.
- You like yours with cream? - No. Just salt.
No. No cream. Thank you.
I thought she meant the radishes.
- Please sit down. - Yes.
- Here you are, Uncle. - Thank you, my dear.
because I wanted to tell you that your life is in danger.
You were present when poor Maasdam was murdered this morning.
Just the same, Mr. Mitty. You were there.
- And they might try to kill you too. - Why?
Mr. Mitty, I can see that you are a man of great courage.
it may be necessary for you to face even greater danger.
- I think he should know all the facts. - I think I should too.
Uncle Peter was curator of the Royal Netherlands Museum in Rotterdam.
- He was? - He left before the German invasion.
That seems like the most reasonable time.
were concealed in hundreds of obscure places.
The hiding place of each article was recorded in a little black book.
The Boot will do anything to get it.
- Who's the Boot? - His real name is Wilhelm Krug.
That's why Maasdam was murdered this morning.
- I see. - Krug thought that Maasdam had the book.
- Oh. Well then, who has it? - Nobody knows.
he'd cut your throat in a second.
Let's notify the O.P.A. I mean, the F.B.I.
Uncle has already notified them.
They're working together with the Dutch Secret Police.
I can understand your alarm.
But the police are very efficient.
Yes. Of course. That's very reassuring.
But I am... I must be running along now. I have so much shopping to do.
As a precaution, say nothing about this matter to anyone.
Of course, you can trust me, Mr. Van Hoorn.
- I won't say... - Good-bye.
- Good-bye. - You're very brave.
- May I help you, sir? - Yes, ma'am.
I have some things here.
I'd like some "Dutch crown jewels. The diamond collection..."
Jewelry department on the fifth floor.
"Diamond collection... House of Orange?"
Mister, this is the pet department.
- How do you do? - Was there something else you wished?
Yes. I'll have some of these dog biscuits.
I always eat them. They contain vitamin B-1.
- You forgot your change, sir. - Oh, thank you very much.
These are lovely leashes, aren't they?
Oh, yes. Lovely. Lovely leashes.
- How much are these muzzles? - Three dollars.
Three dollars? One, two... Thank you.
- Shall I have it wrapped, sir? - No.
Notice, ladies, the exquisite line and the smooth contour.
I think you'd be able to see better from the front.
No, thank you very much. I've got to make a phone call. Excuse me.
Clarissa, would you mind coming in here a minute?
These nightgowns go in the early delivery today.
And this corset goes to Mrs. Follinsbee.
Be sure that it makes the afternoon delivery tomorrow.
- I will. - Thank you.
Just a minute! What are you doing in here?
- Is this the hardware department? - You know this isn't!
Get out of here, you Peeping Tom!
This idea for pocket-size editions came to me about two years ago.
And I've given it considerable thought.
There are four values to pocket-size editions.
One: They fit into the pocket.
Get that thing out of here!
What in thunderation do you think you're doing?
I was trying to get away from somebody.
There's a man following me. He had terrible eyes and a long knife.
Elmer. Go! Come on! Out!
Go away, Elmer. That's it.
I'm sorry. I know how busy you are.
Is Mr. Van Hoorn or his niece at home?
Do you know what time they'll be back? It's very important.
I see. Well, would you leave a message that Mr. Mitty called.
I know of a way to kill a man and leave no trace.
Excuse me. I'll be with you in just a moment.
that contains the most ingenious method for the perpetration of homicide.
I'm afraid you have the wrong office, Dr. Homicide.
- Mr. Pierce buys all the stories. - Mr. Pierce told me to see you.
Oh? Well, would you have a chair?
will melt slowly and leave no trace?
Perhaps you'd be interested in a different method?
The sensory nerve at the base of the skull is vulnerable to an assassin.
The resultant brain hemorrhage produces instantaneous death.
- Without a clue. - That's very good, Doctor.
But we used the sensory nerve in "The Gland Specialist's Revenge."
is that the base of the brain is a very sensitive place.
As you can see, the only weapon is the human hand.
- Give me that vest! - Help!
action will be the key note.
Of course, the medical aspects would be respected.
Yes, Mr. McClure? Any question?
What in confounded tarnation are you and that pigeon trying to do?
I was hanging by my hands! A tall doctor pushed me out the window!
- What is this? What tall doctor? - The one you sent to tell me the story!
He didn't come to tell my any story! He came to push me out the window!
I didn't send anyone to throw you out of the window!
I've got more important things to do!
- Well, here's his vest. - Who's vest?
- The man you sent... - Mitty!
I don't know whether you're drunk or crazy!
Throw that pigeon out, and you get out of here!
- I'll talk to you later. - I'm sorry, Mr. Pierce.
Get out of here, Mitty! Get out!
you'll just have to ask for a raise.
Put those flowers in water for me, will you, dear?
- What was what? - The clock didn't strike.
I definitely heard it not strike.
Will you please take it to Kudners on Sixth Avenue.
They fixed Gertrude's metronome. They can fix anything.
But don't say you'll do it and then not do it.
I'll do it tomorrow afternoon.
Walter! Not in the lemonade! For heaven's sake!
What's the matter with you? You've been in a daze all evening.
Can't you forget those stories of yours for a moment?
They've brought Tubby Wadsworth. Put your coat on, darling.
Put it on, and get rid of that paper.
- Anybody home? - Irmagarde!
- My! What a stunning hat! - Thank you.
- And Gertrude dear. - Hello, Mother Mitty.
- Take your things off. - All right.
Gertrude brought me and left Queenie home.
How do I look as a lap dog? Woof! Woof!
- Hiya, Walt, old boy. - Hello, Tubby.
- First edition. - Well! Gee, thanks.
What is it? Tubby's so thoughtful.
Walter, you look so silly!
Little gadget I picked up at a magic store.
Sneezing powder! It's a howl, isn't it?
- Guess what, Eunice. - What?
We have the Reverend Thomas for Saturday!
- No! - Thanks to Tubby.
Well, you know what they say: "Unlucky in love, lucky in cards."
- What are we waiting for? - You four play the first rubber.
Let's play for a 25th of a cent and settle for half.
Oh, no, dear. No gambling. Let's keep it social.
Care for some lady fingers, Tubby?
- One no trump. - Pass.
- Pass. - Five diamonds?
Slough the two hearts on the diamonds and the spades are good.
You could have set me if you'd have led a heart.
Walter's trouble is he doesn't concentrate.
Card sense is like business sense. Don't have one, you don't have the other!
That's what I'm always telling you, Walter.
puffed nonchalantly on a handmade Havana.
The deed to my plantation.
I believe I have three bullets, sir.
Lady Luck hasn't been smiling upon you, Colonel Wadsworth.
With what, Colonel? Ginger snaps?
I know you're in love with my fiancee.
I'll play you one hand for her.
and fling it on the soiled cloth of a gaming table?
If I lose, I'Il... I'll go north.
Reckon this is one hand you won't win.
This time I got the three aces.
These things have been known to go off.
and called her name softly.
- Miss Gertrude? - It was a touching moment.
- I have the honor to inform you... - I have already been informed.
I have no intention of holding a lady to any such bargain.
Here's the deed to the plantation stolen from your father.
Fort Sumter has been fired upon.
My regiment leaves at dawn.
Oh, Gaylord! How I've misjudged you!
Swallow them up, old Mississippi.
This is my last deal.
Come on, Walt! Finish the deal!
Walter, what's the matter with you?
I wanted to tell you I found the book you were looking for.
- It was on me! - Thank heavens.
- I stuck it in a lady's corset. - What?
A lady's corset that was being delivered from Stacey's department store.
The lady's name was Follinsbee.
You had the book, and you let it out of your hands?
and another man tried to push me out of a window!
I've been through a lot!
Well, we must find it! Come show me where you put it.
I can't. I've got a dinner party at 6:30.
I've got to meet my mother and lots of other people.
It won't strike. Mother's used to hearing it strike.
Oh, please, Miss van Hoorn. Please don't cry.
It's just I'm so alone in all of this.
Uncle's helpless, and I don't know where to turn.
Well, it shouldn't be too hard to find.
- Would you? - Sure.
How many Follinsbees can there be?
Let's look in the phone book.
- Well, this looks like it. - Run up and check.
- You won't need that! - It's Grandmother's clock.
- I mustn't let anything happen to it. - I'll keep an eye on it.
Hurry. I'll stay down here in case anything happens.
- What do you think'll happen? - Please hurry!
- It's Follinsbee, all right! - Well, knock on the door.
- Is your name Follinsbee? - That's right. What do you want?
Would you mind very much if I looked in your wife's corset?
I mean, yesterday I slipped something into her corset.
- Do you know this guy? - Never saw him before.
So help me, Harry! I never saw the guy before in my life!
Get out of here or I'll knock your teeth in.
Please, Harry! I swear! He doesn't mean a thing!
- This isn't a corset. - What is it?
I'd better take it back to that fellow. I've caused him enough trouble.
I'm sorry to trouble you, but I thought I'd better return your wife's nightgown.
"Mrs. Letitia Follinsbee, 949 Fifth Avenue."
Gee, those are pretty. Wooden shoes, huh?
I've had them for years.
They're supposed to ward off evil.
I should have been carrying them yesterday.
No. These are gold. Why should you give them to me?
Because you've been so kind, Walter.
I have a bag that matches these shoes exactly.
- I wonder how much they are. - Girls! I didn't know you were out here.
Mrs. Follinsbee is waiting for you.
You'll have to rush to change.
- What did the corset look like? - It was black and sort of filmy.
or green or some color.
May I seat you, sir?
Now, girls. Take these corsets.
And you 12s wear these.
Rush, girls! And start dressing.
I'm sorry, but black helps brings out the best in me.
to present Anatole of Paris.
A grey turban studded with diamonds.
And on the top, Prince of Wales ostrich tips.
because it looks like a fountain.
with a diamond band in case you go slumming.
For the woman of mystery.
A touch of the Arabian with Grecian simplicity.
A "sheik" that is truly "chic."
and giving madam the muffled look.
And now my pi�ce de r�sistance.
I would like you to know how I started in this business.
And so, ladies, my first small creation led to greater things.
Here it is. Take it to Uncle's as quickly as you can.
I don't think we ought to stay here overnight.
We should have gone home in Tubby's car!
and our road will be washed out anyway.
It's me. Who did you expect?
Here. Drink this while it's warm.
And get right into bed, dear.
- That's hot, Mother. - Drink it all, dear.
- Good night, dear. - Good night.
- And try not to dream of climbing. - Yes, Mother.
- They might have heard you! - It was the only way!
Where's the book? Why didn't you bring it to Uncle's?
You're catching cold. Here. You'd better sit by the stove.
You'd better take those wet shoes off.
I'll make some tea for you.
What in the world are you doing? Where was that music coming from?
The music? Oh! I was just playing the piano, Mother.
You can't play the piano!
But it sort of helps me relax when it's lightning and thundering and things.
You just march right into bed and do your relaxing there!
Good night, Mother. Good night, Gertrude.
Well, a lot of people play the piano when they can't sleep.
It's a well-known fact. Good night.
- Walter, what are you doing out here? - Whistling.
The rain is making too much noise to whistle in there.
I was trying to remember the way our old high school song went.
Walter, will you please go to bed!
His father was the same way. Up half the night.
Mother, what if he acts that way after we're married?
We'll handle him. It's just that he wasn't properly raised.
Maybe I'm making a mistake!
- Gee, you brought another dress! - It's my slip.
No, thanks. I must hurry and get the book to Uncle.
- May I have it, please? - Well, it's upstairs. I'll get it.
Only, will you be all right?
- You weren't followed or anything? - No. I'll be all right.
Good. I wouldn't want you to meet those two fellows.
No. I'll go with you. You leave this way, and I'll meet you out front.
- But you've done enough for me. - No.
Anyone would have done the same thing in my shoes.
I'll get my shoes and get the book too.
Oh, Tyler. Where's Uncle Peter?
He's in the library, miss.
Uncle, we have it! We have the book!
- The book! - And we have Walter to thank.
Mr. Mitty, I don't know what to say.
I don't know how to repay you. Holland will be eternally grateful.
Well, I really didn't do anything.
It's lucky I found out where Walter lived.
You don't know what this means to me, my dear.
And you've been through a great deal.
Mother doesn't like me to drink very much, but maybe just a little one.
- Now, where is the book? - Yes, Walter. Give Uncle the book.
- I gave it to you in the car. - Yes, but I returned it.
I said, "Here's the book." And you said, "Thank you, Walter."
Look through all your pockets. You must have it somewhere.
No, I'm sure I gave it to you.
We must have left it in the car. We'd better go look.
- To Holland. - Yes. To Holland.
- Hurry, Walter. - We'll be right back.
You'd better put this raincoat on. It's still raining out.
- The Boot! - Where is the book, Rosalind?
Better put this raincoat on.
Mother, what are you doing here? Where's Rosalind?
Young man. I have no niece.
How long had he been crawling around your front lawn?
Tyler found him at 7:00 this morning.
- Eating the tulip bulbs. - Tulip bulbs!
I'll pay for all the damages, Mr. Van Hoorn.
- He should know! - But I know he has! Her name's Rosalind.
She has blonde hair and is the prettiest girl I ever saw!
I'm afraid he's suffering from some hallucination.
I'm not suffering from anything! There is a black book!
And a man was murdered in front of my eyes!
Tuesday you invited me to lunch, and Rosalind was here!
I have never set eyes on you before in my life.
- What do you mean, you... - Please don't make anymore trouble!
- I'm not making... - Now, Mitty!
Pull yourself together! We have four magazines going to press!
Young man, you're beginning to exhaust my patience.
You've destroyed property of mine. I could have you arrested.
Now we can settle this amicably.
I'll pay for all the tulips and send you a life subscription to "Terror Stories."
I've gotta find Rosalind. And don't pay him for any tulips!
- I didn't eat a single one! Rosalind! - Don't get exited!
- We'll get you to a doctor right away. - I'll telephone Dr. Renshaw.
- He took out Walter's tonsils. - Pardon me. If I may suggest.
The boy needs not a physician, but a psychiatrist.
- Psychiatrist! - I happen to know a very good one.
- Name him, sir. Money's no object. - No! I'm gonna find Rosalind.
- Catch him! - I don't know what's happened to Walter!
He's never run away from home, not even when he was little!
- There, there. Mrs. Mitty. - He's such a quiet boy.
Oh, my poor dear! What have you done to him?
He did it himself, madam.
- What's that psychiatrist's name? - Dr. Hugo Hollingshead.
- Come along, Walter. - Come on.
- That's him! That's Dr. Hollingshead! - Of course it is.
He's the one who pushed me out the window!
Mother, he's a killer! He belongs to the gang!
- Walter, please! - There, there, my boy.
The doctor's not going to harm you.
- I'm Mr. Pierce. - I see. How do you do?
- And this is Mrs. Mitty, I take it? - Don't let him touch you!
Doctor, you've got to help us. Mitty is one of my key men.
- He pushed me out of a window! - Walter, please!
- Do you think he's starved for vitamins? - Calm yourself, my dear Mrs. Mitty.
- We'll give him a thorough examination. - No!
What's the matter, fellow? Why don't you like me?
Because you pushed me out of a window, that's why!
But I've never seen you before.
Possibly you're mistaking me for somebody else.
No, I'm not! Nobody could look as much like you do as you do!
You've got to get well! You're going to be married Sunday!
Don't you understand? This man is a criminal!
There's no reason he can't be back at his desk tomorrow!
I'd rather speak to him alone. Would you mind?
Now, now, young man. There's nothing to be afraid of.
Your mother will be right outside.
- Will you, Mother? - Of course, darling.
Would you take your glasses off?
and try to push me out of the window?
That's better. Sit down, boy.
Now just lie down there and be comfortable.
- Go ahead. - Can't you examine me standing up?
It's necessary that you be completely relaxed.
Now just lie right down there.
That's right. Now tell me all that's bothering you.
She looked like all the girls I've ever dreamed about.
Don't you say he's crazy because he isn't!
Of course not. He isn't imagining anything.
What's so mysterious about a black book?
It's just full of telephone numbers.
- That proves he's normal. - Telephone numbers!
And that Rosalind he's always screaming about... just one of the numbers.
Mama, I wanna go home!
And what about the black book?
It was in your possession when you came to the house?
but he said he had no niece.
Because as a psychiatrist I must know your innermost mental processes.
I'm a proofreader at the Pierce Publishing Company.
aggravated by overwork and incessant daydreaming.
You mean, l... I dreamed the whole thing?
You've been frustrated all your life so you live in your daydreams.
But she was so real.
She had the prettiest mouth.
I grew hot and cold.
- What's the matter? - I just saw her!
She was sitting in there!
She was bound and gagged.
My boy. I'm afraid you're in love with a girl who doesn't exist.
They were right, I guess.
- I daydream too much. - Exactly!
And that can lead to serious complications.
from the same sort of romantic delusions.
- He was? - Yes. Poor fellow was in a bad state.
No matter how a woman was dressed, he fancied he saw her in a bathing suit.
Metaphilia... an extreme case, of course.
- Yes, Doctor? - Miss Appleby.
Will you bring me the charts on the Wilson case, please?
- Certainly, Doctor. - You have a spot on your uniform!
I'm sorry, Doctor. I'll change immediately.
Did she really have a spot on her uniform?
- Well, you saw it, didn't you? - Oh, sure. I saw it.
It was an ink spot.
- Mercurochrome. - Oh, yes.
Mercurochrome. It looked like red ink.
You didn't see any uniform.
No. Oh, you're right. I saw her in a bathing suit.
I've got metaphilia! What am I gonna do?
What you need is a good, long rest.
But I'm getting married tomorrow!
Capital! Go home and marry your Bertha!
- Gertrude. - Gertrude. And forget all about it.
You'll be a new man.
you do now confess it, or else forever after hold your peace."
Place the ring upon her finger.
She's alive! It's true! It wasn't a dream! These are her shoes!
I was right! Van Hoorn's a crook!
He's got her in that house! We've got to get her!
You'll have to go after him. He's going to molest that poor old man!
Mitty the Kid's in town!
$"General Store - Post Office"
I wouldn't do that if I was you, Toledo.
- I'd start a-prayin' if I was you. - Why, you!
Please, Slim! Please don't hit me anymore!
- She's still suffering from shock. - Well, get her out of it!
She's hidden that book somewhere in this house.
How can we get information from a girl who can't open her mouth?
Wait! I have a better idea.
Our impetuous young man has come to rescue his lady in distress.
Doctor, do you think that seeing the man she loves might bring her out of it?
- It might. - Good.
Then we will let him rescue her.
I've got a Luger and I'll drill you!
All right, hophead. Start talking and talk fast.
You'd better start singing, lard face. One more move and I'll drive you.
Oh, I just knew you were alive! I knew it!
If they hurt you, I'll kill them like I did that lard face outside.
I found out he isn't my uncle.
I didn't know. I'd never seen my real uncle.
It was the Boot that killed Maasam.
The Boot. We'd better get out of here.
Congratulations, Mr. Mitty. You've aroused the sleeping beauty.
- Turn on the light. - Where is it?
- Over there. - Oh.
- This ought to hold them. - What are you doing?
Well, this worked in "The Shocking Case Of The Mad Electrician."
- Hurry! - Wait a minute.
It's the Malay tiger trap. It works on tigers, it should work on people.
We used this in "The Elephant Boy Strikes Back."
They cover it with straw.
his foot gets caught, he goes right up and he's trapped.
Help! Let me down here!
Well, there's the flower truck.
For the last time! Where is the book?
You better stay where you are!
I took care of you once before, and I'll do it again!
Drop it! What's going on here?
- You! What about that flower truck? - I had to rescue the girl!
- These men are crooks! - They're murderers!
- He's the leader! The Boot! - This is what they're after!
It belongs to the Dutch government.
Get him! He's getting away!
Twist her arm, will you? I'll show you who's crazy!
Mitty, you fool! Leave that poor old man alone!
Walter, all those policemen! What does it mean?
- Who's she? - This is Rosalind.
- Now you understand why I left. - I understand, you two-timer!
Well, ladies, I guess I was right all along!
Rosalind can explain. She was with me every minute.
you were carrying on with this Jezebel!
Jezebel! How dare you! All of you!
- Rosalind, wait! - Let her go! You're well rid of her!
Run after her, you milk-drinking Casanova!
Milk? I'd like to see what he drinks when he's out with that blonde!
- You filthy drunkard! - You can't make a lily from a ragweed!
- Shut up! - Mitty!
Now you're all gonna listen to me.
For years I've been listening to you! You almost put me in a straightjacket!
Your small minds are muscle-bound with suspicion.
That's because the only exercise you get is jumping to conclusions!
You ought to be ashamed of yourselves, every one of you!
- Now, hold on! I don't think... - You never think!
was to hire me to do your thinking for you!
Go right in. Take a look at it, Walt.
Oh, Walter. It's just wonderful!
Now, folks, this is just another working day in the Pierce Publishing Company.
"Frontier Stories" has to meet its deadline.
Have you ever been through our plant, Mrs. Mitty?
- No, I haven't - Well, come along. I'll show you around.
I'll see you later, dear.
And no more daydreaming, Walt, old man.


New Money Market Fund regulations which went into effect October 14, 2016 were intended to prevent future bailouts and enhance market stability. Instead, they have disrupted financial markets, hurt business and municipal borrowers, and increased U.S. taxpayer bailout exposure in future market stress events.
While there are winners and losers with any regulatory change, the magnitude of the shifts in this case are massive. Private sector and municipal sector borrowers lost $1.2 trillion of available funding while the Federal government and its agencies reaped the gains.
These are not the outcomes Congress or the SEC intended. There was never an objective to advantage the Federal government at the expense of the private sector and municipal entities.
In retrospect, we can see which aspects of the new regulations caused the negative consequences and suggest corrections to address them.
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1926 in sports describes the year's events in world sport.

American football
 NFL championship – Frankford Yellow Jackets (14–1–2)
 Rose Bowl (1925 season):
 The Alabama Crimson Tide won 20–19 over the Washington Huskies to share the college football national championship

Association football
England
 The Football League – Huddersfield Town 57 points, Arsenal 52, Sunderland 48, Bury 47, Sheffield United 46, Aston Villa 44
 FA Cup final – Bolton Wanderers 1–0 Manchester City at Empire Stadium, Wembley, London
 Huddersfield Town is the first team to win the League championship title three times in succession.
Germany
 National Championship – SpVgg Fürth 4–1 Hertha BSC at Frankfurt
Greece
 Formation of the Hellenic Football Federation (HFF)

Athletics
Sweden
 the Second Women's World Games, Gothenburg

Australian rules football
VFL Premiership
 Melbourne wins the 30th VFL Premiership: Melbourne 17.17 (119) d Collingwood 9.8 (62) at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
Brownlow Medal
 The annual Brownlow Medal is awarded to Ivor Warne-Smith (Melbourne)

Bandy
Sweden
 Championship final – Västerås SK 1-0 IK Sirius

Baseball
World Series
 2–10 October — St. Louis Cardinals (NL) defeats New York Yankees (AL) to win the 1926 World Series by 4 games to 3
Negro leagues
 Rube Foster, founder of the Negro National League (NNL) and owner and manager of the Chicago American Giants, suffers a nervous breakdown and has to be confined to an asylum.  His protégé Dave Malarcher takes over as manager and leads the team to the NNL pennant.
 The Chicago American Giants (NNL) defeat the Bacharach Giants of Atlantic City, New Jersey (ECL), 5 games to 3, in the 1926 Colored World Series.
 Mule Suttles of the St. Louis Stars hits a Negro leagues record 27 home runs.  His .498 batting average and 21 triples are also records.

Basketball
ABL Championship

Cleveland Rosenblums win three games to none over the Brooklyn Arcadians

Boxing
Events
 23 September — Gene Tunney defeats Jack Dempsey over 10 rounds in Philadelphia to win the World Heavyweight Championship
 Tiger Flowers twice defeats Harry Greb for the World Middleweight Championship but then loses it to former World Welterweight Champion Mickey Walker who holds it until 1931
Lineal world champions
 World Heavyweight Championship – Jack Dempsey → Gene Tunney
 World Light Heavyweight Championship – Paul Berlenbach → Jack Delaney
 World Middleweight Championship – Harry Greb → Tiger Flowers → Mickey Walker
 World Welterweight Championship – Mickey Walker → Pete Latzo
 World Lightweight Championship – Rocky Kansas → Sammy Mandell
 World Featherweight Championship – Louis "Kid" Kaplan → vacant
 World Bantamweight Championship – Charley Phil Rosenberg
 World Flyweight Championship – vacant

Canadian football
Grey Cup
 14th Grey Cup – Ottawa Senators 10–7 Toronto Varsity Blues

Cricket
Events
 31 May — India, New Zealand and West Indies are elected as Full Members of the Imperial Cricket Conference, increasing the number of nations playing Test cricket from three to six.
 England regains The Ashes from Australia by winning the five-match Test series 1–0.  After the first four Tests are drawn, England wins the final match at The Oval by 289 runs.
England
 County Championship – Lancashire
 Minor Counties Championship – Durham
 Most runs – Jack Hobbs 2949 @ 77.60 (HS 316*)
 Most wickets – Charlie Parker 213 @ 18.40 (BB 8–73)
 Wisden Cricketers of the Year – George Geary, Harold Larwood, Jack Mercer, Bert Oldfield, Bill Woodfull
Australia
 Sheffield Shield – New South Wales
 Most runs – Arthur Richardson 904 @ 50.22 (HS 227)
 Most wickets – Clarrie Grimmett 59 @ 30.40 (BB 6–76)
 Victoria score 1,107 against New South Wales at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in December 1926 - still the largest innings total in first-class cricket.
India
 Bombay Quadrangular – Hindus
New Zealand
 Plunket Shield – Wellington
South Africa
 Currie Cup –  not contested
West Indies
 Inter-Colonial Tournament – Trinidad and Tobago

Cycling
Tour de France
 Lucien Buysse (Belgium) wins the 20th Tour de France

Figure skating
World Figure Skating Championships
 World Women's Champion – Herma Szabo (Austria)
 World Men's Champion – Willi Böckel (Austria)
 World Pairs Champions – Andreé Joly-Brunet and Pierre Brunet (France)

Golf
Events
 Bobby Jones becomes the first golfer to win the British and US Open titles in the same year.
Major tournaments
 British Open – Bobby Jones
 US Open – Bobby Jones
 USPGA Championship – Walter Hagen
Other tournaments
 British Amateur – Jess Sweetser
 US Amateur – George Von Elm

Horse racing
England
 Cheltenham Gold Cup – Koko
 Grand National – Jack Horner
 19 April – Willie Watkinson, the Grand National-winning jockey, dies three weeks after his victory in a fall at Bogside, Scotland
 1,000 Guineas Stakes – Pillion
 2,000 Guineas Stakes – Colorado
 The Derby – Coronach
 The Oaks – Short Story
 St. Leger Stakes – Coronach
Australia
 Melbourne Cup – Spearfelt
Canada
 King's Plate – Haplite
France
 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe – Biribi
Ireland
 Irish Grand National – Amberwave
 Irish Derby Stakes – Embargo
USA
 Kentucky Derby – Bubbling Over
 Preakness Stakes – Display
 Belmont Stakes – Crusader

Ice hockey
Stanley Cup
 30 March to 6 April — Montreal Maroons defeats Victoria Cougars in the 1926 Stanley Cup Finals by 3 games to 1
Events
 Allan Cup – University of Toronto defeats Port Arthur Bearcats
 Memorial Cup – Calgary Canadians defeats Queen's University
 The professional Western Hockey League folds; most players are sold for $300,000 to the National Hockey League (NHL).
 December — new expansion teams debut in the NHL: Chicago Black Hawks, Detroit Cougars and New York Rangers

Lacrosse
Events
 Rosabelle Sinclair establishes the United States' first women's lacrosse team at Bryn Mawr School

Motorsport

Nordic skiing
FIS Nordic World Ski Championships
 2nd FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 1926 are held at Lahti, Finland

Rowing
The Boat Race
 27 March — Cambridge wins the 78th Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race

Rugby league
England
 Championship – Wigan
 Challenge Cup final – Swinton 9–3 Oldham at Athletic Grounds, Rochdale
 Lancashire League Championship – Wigan
 Yorkshire League Championship – Hull Kingston Rovers
 Lancashire County Cup – Swinton 15–11 Wigan
 Yorkshire County Cup – Dewsbury 2–0 Huddersfield
Australia
 NSW Premiership – South Sydney 11–5 University (grand final)

Rugby union
Five Nations Championship
 39th Five Nations Championship series is shared by Ireland and Scotland

Speed skating
Speed Skating World Championships
 Men's Allround Champion @ Trondheim, Norway – Ivar Ballangrud (Norway)
 Overall Ladies World Champion @ Saint John, New Brunswick – Lela Brooks (Canada)
 World Outdoor Champion – Charles Gorman (Canada)
 International Outdoor Champion in pack style – John Farrell (United States)

Tennis
Australia
 Australian Men's Singles Championship – John Hawkes (Australia) defeats James Willard (Australia) 6–1 6–3 6–1
 Australian Women's Singles Championship – Daphne Akhurst Cozens (Australia) defeats Esna Boyd Robertson (Australia) 6–1 6–3
England
 Wimbledon Men's Singles Championship – Jean Borotra (France) defeats Howard Kinsey (USA) 8–6 6–1 6–3
 Wimbledon Women's Singles Championship – Kitty McKane Godfree (Great Britain) defeats Lilí de Álvarez (Spain) 6–2 4–6 6–3
France
 French Men's Singles Championship – Henri Cochet (France) defeats René Lacoste (France) 6–2 6–4 6–3
 French Women's Singles Championship – Suzanne Lenglen (France) defeats Mary Browne (USA) 6–1 6–0
USA
 American Men's Singles Championship – René Lacoste (France) defeats Jean Borotra (France) 6–4 6–0 6–4
 American Women's Singles Championship – Molla Bjurstedt Mallory (Norway) defeats Elizabeth Ryan (USA) 4–6 6–4 9–7
Davis Cup
 1926 International Lawn Tennis Challenge –  4–1  at Germantown Cricket Club (grass) Philadelphia, United States

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Countdown to 2020: Kamala Harris on Gun Safety
Katie Peters June 13, 2019 2020
In 2018, voters elected a wave of candidates who prioritized gun safety like never before. No longer a third rail of politics, gun violence prevention is now a top issue heading into the 2020 presidential election. In this regular series, we delve into the gun safety platforms of Democratic presidential candidates who have released initial policy plans to address this issue. While not an endorsement of any candidate or their platform, each post looks at a candidate's record, explains their proposals, and shares our analysis.
Kamala Harris's Record on Gun Safety
Kamala Harris has been working to keep communities safe from gun violence since beginning her career as a prosecutor in the early 1990s. As the attorney general of California, she prioritized retrieving firearms that had fallen into the wrong hands and fighting in court to uphold the state's effective gun laws.
At every turn, Mitch McConnell has blocked Harris, along with the rest of the Senate, from voting on the substantial gun safety measures that have passed the House. Fortunately, that hasn't stopped Harris from using her post on the Senate Judiciary Committee to speak up on the need for stronger gun laws.
"We don't need any more tragedies…we need the United States Congress to have the courage to act." March 14, 2018
Kamala Harris's Plan to Address Gun Violence
Senator Harris took advantage of a televised town hall in April to announce a bold gun violence prevention platform. Her plan focuses on the executive actions that she would take to tackle this epidemic if Congress fails to enact universal background checks, pass an assault weapons ban, and repeal gun industry immunity in the first 100 days of her presidency. We break down a few of Harris's proposed executive actions below.
Sen. Kamala Harris says if she is elected President, she will give Congress 100 days "to get their act together and have the courage to pass reasonable gun safety laws, and if they fail to do it, then I will take executive action" https://t.co/KFdn5Viqm1 #HarrisTownHall pic.twitter.com/Ds8DxObhAY
— CNN (@CNN) April 23, 2019
Near Universal Background Checks
"It makes perfect sense that you might want to know, before someone can buy a weapon that can kill another human being, have they been convicted of a felony." January 28, 2019
Under current federal law, only licensed dealers are required to run a background check when selling a gun. This allows criminals, domestic abusers, and other dangerous people to buy a firearm with no questions asked from an unlicensed seller, whether they meet at a gun show, online, or in a parking lot. In February, the House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan bill that would enact universal background checks and close this dangerous loophole, but Mitch McConnell has refused to bring it for a vote in the Senate. Harris's plan calls for treating any individual who sells five or more guns per year as "engaged in the business" of dealing firearms and would require them to obtain a license and conduct background checks on their sales.
Banning Assault Rifle Imports
Federal law gives the president the power to prohibit the importation of guns not "suitable for or readily adaptable to sporting purposes." Although ATF found over two decades ago that "military-style semiautomatic rifles are not importable" due to this law, foreign manufacturers have continued to flood the country with semiautomatic rifles. Harris's plan calls for using presidential authority to make sure that these weapons of war aren't imported into the country.
I sponsored the bill to renew the assault weapons ban. We need to do it. But if Congress won't act, I'll take executive action as President to ban imports of AR-15-style assault weapons. We can't afford to wait any longer as these guns flood our country. pic.twitter.com/gfUp2XSWyP
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) May 15, 2019
Cracking Down on Reckless Manufacturers and Dealers
"ATF [stands for] Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms. Well the ATF has been doing a lot of the A and T, but not much of the F. We need to fix that." April 22, 2019
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) is the federal agency responsible for enforcing America's gun laws. Although one of ATF's most important duties is making sure that gun manufacturers and dealers are following the law, the agency has, at times, allowed reckless behavior go unpunished. Harris has pledged to change that by calling for any dealer or manufacturer who commits a "serious and willful" violation of the law to have their license revoked.
Keeping Guns Away from Fugitives
Fugitives from justice are one of the several categories of people who are prohibited from possessing a firearm. Under the Trump administration, the FBI narrowed its definition of "fugitive from justice" to apply only to wanted people who have fled across state lines, and purged close to 500,000 records from the background check system. Harris wants to revert back to the original definition of "fugitive from justice," which stopped over 180,000 fugitives from buying a gun between 1998 and 2017.
How dangerous is President Trump on guns? He made it easier for fugitives to buy guns, and thousands of gun sales have been approved for individuals with outstanding arrest warrants since he made that change. This won't happen when I'm President.https://t.co/3BM3MyBiro
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) April 26, 2019
Our Take
From her start in Oakland, CA to her influential post in Washington, Kamala Harris has consistently pushed for safer gun laws. Now on the campaign trail, we're glad to see such thoughtful and detailed proposals as the ones laid out above.
Our children shouldn't go to school worried they will have to run for their lives from an active shooter.
We need leaders who will stand up to the NRA and fight to keep our kids safe from gun violence.
Americans deserve a president determined to act to save lives from gun violence. Kamala Harris plans to do just that if elected president—with or without cooperation from Congress. Her focus on executive action, coupled with a concrete legislative plan, answers the calls from all corners of our country for true leadership on this issue. As the race for the White House heats up, voters are taking note of platforms like these as they make decisions about who should be the next Democratic nominee.
Sign our open letter to Democratic candidates demanding they make gun safety a key priority.
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A master of strategy, Greg Fisher is a Professor in the Management and Entrepreneurship Department at the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University and is also a visiting lecturer at the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) in South Africa and at the SKK Graduate School of Business in South Korea. He teaches in the areas of strategy and entrepreneurship and he has won teaching awards at Indiana University, the University of Washington and GIBS. He holds a Ph.D. in Entrepreneurship and Strategy from the University of Washington in Seattle and an MBA from GIBS. Greg Fisher was named on The List of the '40 Most Outstanding Business School Professors under 40' in the USA in 2014 and in 2016 he was named among the 'Favorite Business School Professors Teaching MBAs'. He teaches in the areas of strategy and entrepreneurship and he has won teaching awards at Indiana University, the University of Washington and GIBS. He holds a Ph.D. in Entrepreneurship and Strategy from the University of Washington in Seattle and an MBA from GIBS. Greg Fisher was named on The List of the '40 Most Outstanding Business School Professors under 40' in the USA in 2014 and in 2016 he was named among the 'Favorite Business School Professors Teaching MBAs'.


Burbank, CA – Growing up in South Central Los Angeles was not an easy neighborhood to be raised in. But it was through that adversity that enabled a young man to devote 40 years of his life to make an impact on a new generation. Robert Temple, a formerly Nationally Rated Karate fighter and prominent member of the Black Karate Federation, played a major role in coordinating a variety of youth programs that would make a positive impact for this and future generations. On Saturday, Feb. 6, the Martial Arts History Museum is proud to honor the life of Robert Temple.
The museum will be hosting a two-hour ceremony to pay tribute to this amazing community leader. With videos about his life, his biography and the effect he continues to make, he will be presented with the museum certificate as well as honored by his family, friends, peers and all those he has made an impact on.
Temple began his martial arts study when he was twelve years old and already, he was teaching his friends all that he had learned. He started competing at an early age but it wasn't until the 1980s that he excelled and became one of the most successful competitors in tournament history. He has appeared on numerous magazine covers but today he is more recognized for his continuous effort in changing young peoples lives.
"The martial arts does more than teach people how to defend themselves, it instills a goal-oriented mindset and helps inspire them to succeed," notes Robert Temple.
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JEONGSEON, South Korea (AP) — As he approached his 35th birthday, Aksel Lund Svindal didn't always feel like he would make Olympic history as the oldest Alpine gold medalist.
His body felt the strain of too many high-speed crashes and season-ending surgeries, and it wouldn't let him train at the high intensity he likes.
"I am old," said the tough Norwegian, confirming this would be his last Olympics. "So I guess this is the beginning of the end somehow."
Beat Feuz of Switzerland took bronze. The world champion — and the standout racer of the classic World Cup downhills in January — was 0.18 behind Svindal's winning time of 1 minute, 40.25 seconds.
"I was struggling in the beginning of the season," he said, acknowledging the impact of landing four jumps Thursday that made him creak a little. "Definitely the jumps were longer today, I felt that, but it's working better than I feared in December."
"This is basically the first year I've skied in February for four years or something like that," Svindal said. "I've been in the hospital every other year."
The postponement of Sunday's scheduled downhill due to fierce winds bought valuable time and an extra look at the course in the opening part of the combined event on Tuesday. In that race, Svindal was faster than Jansrud in the downhill for the first time.
"I think I pushed just to the right amount and felt fast," said the new Olympic champion, who never led at a time split until the finish.
A fifth straight Norwegian win in men's Olympic super-G looks probable. A podium sweep would not be a surprise, either, with 25-year-old Aleksander Aamodt Kilde also among the contenders.
"What I've learned the most? Probably never give up," Kilde, who placed 15th Thursday, said of Svindal. "He's been through a lot of tough injuries and always just kept working. When he's back, it's there. He's on top."


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Day 21- Dick Smith & 'that man again'..
While it would appear the Dick/News Corp campaign has slowed down, I note that in amongst the MH370 media frenzy (MSM & social) that man again has fired yet another salvo...
Quote: Dick Smith: air traffic system OneSKY 'hamstrung by 1930s rules'
by: EAN HIGGINS
From: The Australian
OneSKY aims to meld the nation's civilian air traffic control system and the military system in to one highly sophisticated operation. Source: AP
Airservices Australia will proceed with an ambitious new national air traffic control system despite claims from businessman and aviator Dick Smith that it will do nothing to improve air safety because the rules will still enforce "a 1930s airspace system".
Mr Smith has written to Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss, whose transport portfolio covers aviation, calling on the government to put the planned OneSKY radar and air traffic control system on hold until moves to introduce the US-style of air space management are followed through.
Mr Smith, a pilot and former Civil Aviation Safety Authority chairman, has also described as "irresponsible" the fact that, while Airservices last week announced it had signed "the initial contracts for the design and build of the software system", neither it nor Mr Truss would say how much the project will cost.
"As a government business enterprise it has to be completely transparent," Mr Smith said.
At the time of its announcement, industry sources put the cost of the implementation phase of the project at $600 million.
Airservices says the cost will be revealed in due announcements.
OneSKY, announced in February, aims to meld the nation's civilian air traffic control system, which is divided into two parts, split between Brisbane and Melbourne, and the military system into one highly sophisticated operation.
It envisages 200 radar consoles operated by civilian and RAAF controllers around the country displaying the same information in real time.
"Once implemented, Airservices Australia and Defence will share technology and information, giving Australia the most advanced and integrated air traffic control system in the world," Mr Truss said in a media release in February.
But Mr Smith said the OneSKY program, due to be carried out between 2018 and 2021, would be a pointless exercise until the oft-promised shift to the protocols of the US air traffic control system was carried out.
In the US and Canada, air traffic controllers direct all commercial air traffic almost right to the runway, whether radar coverage is available or not, maintaining positive separation between aircraft.
Australia in the early 2000s announced it would introduce the US system, but has not taken on this main element.
In contrast to the US system, in Australia some busy regional airports, like Ballina in NSW and Gladstone in Queensland, are designated as being in uncontrolled airspace and controllers do not direct pilots even if the aircraft remain on their radar screens.
Instead, pilots of both airliners and light aircraft, while flying in cloud, talk over the radio to each other to try to work out their relative positions and negotiate what manoeuvres each can take to avoid a collision, a system pilots describe as "calling in the blind".
"It is simply not logical to install a brand-new radar system that is purchased to operate with a 1930s airspace system and then bring the airspace up to date after the equipment has been installed," Mr Smith said.
Airservices says it "regularly works with the regulators, airlines, airports and government to improve and deliver the safest and most efficient control of air traffic in Australia".
A spokesman for Mr Truss said there would be no delay to OneSKY. "The transition to OneSKY is not scheduled to commence for a number of years and will operate consistently with the applicable airspace arrangements at Australian airports," he said.
The spokesman said that "revealing the budget for the full contract would compromise ongoing negotiations".
Oh no is it not bad enough the attacking of the past & present ASA trough dwellers records but now Dick & News have got their sights on the ONESKY TFFF ( trough feeders future fund) golden egg...
MTF...P2
Ps Well done 'that man'---
Things that go bump in the night, - by Kharon - 02-18-2015, 07:39 AM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Peetwo - 02-18-2015, 09:53 AM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Peetwo - 02-25-2015, 12:01 PM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Kharon - 03-22-2015, 05:40 AM
ASA outstanding safety issues & performance update - by Peetwo - 04-04-2015, 09:35 AM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by P7_TOM - 04-06-2015, 06:24 AM
Things that go ka-Ching $$$$ in the night, - by Gobbledock - 04-06-2015, 10:42 AM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Gobbledock - 05-16-2015, 12:00 PM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Kharon - 05-29-2015, 02:20 PM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by P7_TOM - 06-13-2015, 01:01 PM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by thorn bird - 06-15-2015, 06:47 AM
RE: Things that go bump in the night - by Gobbledock - 06-15-2015, 04:55 PM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by thorn bird - 06-15-2015, 05:58 PM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Gobbledock - 06-16-2015, 10:08 AM
Houston we have a problem or Houston is a problem? - by Gobbledock - 06-19-2015, 09:49 AM
Tsk tak and an oink oink - by Gobbledock - 06-24-2015, 11:35 AM
Of taxpayer waste, tanty's and silver spoons - by Gobbledock - 06-26-2015, 08:01 PM
How best to describe Beefcake Angus and ASA - by Gobbledock - 06-28-2015, 03:34 PM
Cost = You. Benefit = ASA management - by Gobbledock - 07-02-2015, 07:34 AM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by P1_aka_P1 - 07-05-2015, 07:15 PM
Lights, camera, acting......... - by Gobbledock - 07-10-2015, 10:03 PM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Jacki Binkley - 07-11-2015, 04:15 PM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Sandy Reith - 07-12-2015, 11:48 AM
'An Angus a day keeps Air safety away'! - by Gobbledock - 07-13-2015, 09:27 AM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by crankybastards - 07-13-2015, 12:00 PM
Will 'The Australian' receive a 'dipshit' letter?? - by Gobbledock - 07-16-2015, 10:31 AM
Queen jumps Bishop - by Gobbledock - 07-22-2015, 09:20 AM
Profits first!! - by Gobbledock - 07-25-2015, 05:46 PM
Safe skies 2015 - Puke!!! - by Gobbledock - 08-06-2015, 10:38 PM
Orchestra or orchestrated?? - by Gobbledock - 08-12-2015, 10:38 PM
Of dipshits and pineapples - by Gobbledock - 08-16-2015, 10:37 PM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Ziggy - 09-17-2015, 02:37 PM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by ventus45 - 02-04-2016, 01:03 AM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Ziggy - 03-17-2016, 01:23 AM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Pixie P - 02-17-2017, 03:17 AM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Bumaye - 06-09-2018, 12:27 PM
RE: Things that go bump in the night, - by Bumaye - 06-14-2018, 08:46 AM


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Run, Fat Boy, Run
It's the London marathon, thousands of feet running along the Embankment of the Thames. Two of them are not very sporting loser Dennis Doyle. He runs in order to win respect (and possibly love) Libby. This is the girl he left at the altar, pregnant and with a broken heart five years ago. And next to it runs a new friend Libby is a beautiful, successful, confident and in great shape. Can Dennis to get back what was lost? One thing is for sure — he is ready to give heart and soul to get another chance.
Country: GB, US
Marie Curie: The Courage of Knowledge
West of nowhere
Rebe Colman
18 April 2011 | 03:52
Still have a long time is to recognize one simple thing that Simon Pegg — great guy, and it can be described as from a pure heart, so based on an objective point of view. Simon has long shown the world the viewer that British comics no what is not worse than the us, and that the English film will breathe forever, withstanding the pressure of Western blockbusters and with this trying to release in light many good films, more than half of which is occupied by the paintings closest to UK genre — Comedy. Now it is easy to understand that the English movie like and sense of humour, stoical and, moreover, transformed thanks to the talented people, a born patriot. Simon is such a man. If you see English Comedy with his participation, know — on her he worked as a screenwriter, what makes you respect Peggy. It seems that life it was very good: I have a family and the kids, he wrote a decent and funny scripts, acted in movies, it also set and sometimes it appears in Hollywood hits in secondary striking role, which often turns out to be comic, and it all is an enviable reputation of the actor. Simon Pegg is to recognize excellent comedian I love and encouraged painstaking effort.
"Run, fat boy, run" — this is another great Comedy with Pegg, which is not ashamed to stand along with such well-known hits as "Zombie at the Shaun" and"fuzz", but a significant difference between this picture and listed in that she time is not well known and on the injustice underrated by the critics, however, the warm spirit of the whole picture srednyay it with the same "Shaun" and"Fuzz". In the film is abound with charismatic characters in it has desheredada the climax, which is pleasing to the conditions of the plot design, and a noticeable trace Simon Pegg as the writer.
Surprisingly, beneath the witty clown, and sometimes vulgar humor lies a deep and truly powerful drama involving family values. All the jokes, no matter how they may be, does not displace the whole concept of the painting that touches the soul and gives in rare, healthy food for mind, for such Comedy even strange. But that is why the "Run, fat boy, run" is wonderful and excellent its kind, Comedy burning enchanting gags, fun characters, but all this is clear to the most mind-boggling smart and insightful idea about a bitter struggle with himself, about unceasing love for a native son of the filth of selfishness. The creators cared about that Comedy is not drowned ugly mess of nonsense and vulgarities, cleaned up the touching scenes and some plot finds.
"Run, fat boy, run" — perfect Comedy that, in addition to different varieties of humor keeps an incredibly smart, deep, trogatelnaya idea, which expands the capabilities of a surprisingly fascinating story. Than Titisee mood derived from view the more useful thoughts from what constitutes the elementary output: Comedy worthy of viewing.
Dreddy Son
27 March 2011 | 08:04
Before us is a feature-length directorial debut (if not assume tape for television "Where were you" and several series episodes) David Schwimmer, known as one you know what series a couple of decent movies. The debut was pretty good, although not perfect.
In the first place in the eye catches the obvious of being a work Edgar Wright, and wasn't only leading actor location and in the overall style. Many references (sometimes explicit citation), similar visuals, the soundtrack (it is the word came out very good). It turns out it is not very well, the atmosphere at the large limp own style Director yet missing. In addition, in the disadvantages, you can make unnecessary slowness (especially in the first half of action), and not the best atmosphere. But despite such shortcomings, surprised by the sincerity, kindness and no complaints from picture. You feel a great love of the Director to the child he he has experienced the scenario. Mentally, in General.
With a few slow development of events, the film looks with interest, boredom does not is at least one good review. There is a lot of humor, I had to laugh in a loud voice, although the overall picture is spoiled by some vulgar jokes are not the topic, but in General, all pretty nice. Surprising a large number of references to various kinds of tapes, even though they are very clear (about the rocky Forrest Gump think people don't even watched them), but filed a sense of humor. And of course there is good morality, consisting in that we all going somewhere, but that's where depends only on us.
And of course, acting. As always terribly good Simon Pegg probably the best comedic actor of our time. Loved the Tandy Newton, good actress. Have fun Dylan Moran. A good Hank Azaria. But most of all amused the United Harish Patel, the most abnormal character.
In the end, we have unexpectedly emotional film with good morals and excellent acting. Some slowness and lack of atmosphere a few spoil the overall picture, but impression is still positive.
Melisent Shanney
29 August 2010 | 02:44
After watching "Zombies in the name of Sean", I had a great desire to see any motion picture. Not because film has liked a because Simon Pegg is a very talented actor, reminds me of his charismatically benny hill.
Frankly, the film is very banal, in the best traditions of catenaccio, the us, despite the country of origin: great Britain. The plot is that, probably every person who wants a quick, no special work "cut the dough" could to come up with this creation. Agree, it is such an obvious moral with wall its overcoming, the more too straightforwardly executed. The film would was a pacifier if not cast: "Sean", Tandy Newton and Dylan Moran, and who are they? True, the British. They have created an atmosphere that makes watching the film up to the very end. It is noteworthy that the Director the main villain — Americans.
In General, the plot of the film, there is no point to procrastinate, so I just thank the British.
How much has Run, Fat Boy, Run made?
How much did it cost to make Run, Fat Boy, Run?
Who is the director of the movie Run, Fat Boy, Run?
This tv-show was directed by David Schwimmer.
What is the genre of Run, Fat Boy, Run?
The tv-show belongs to the genres of Comedy, Romance, Sport.
Who starred in Run, Fat Boy, Run?
Many famous actors starred in this tv-show, here are the names of the most famous: Simon Pegg, Thandie Newton, Hank Azaria, Dylan Moran, Harish Patel.
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Q: SQL Server query to retrieve the latest records for a given set of IDs I have a table like this:
ModuleID   TimeStamp           Value   TotalPerDay
1          8/5/2012 9:00 PM    0.25     0.25
2          8/5/2012 9:00 PM    0.15     0.15
3          8/5/2012 9:00 PM    0        0
4          8/5/2012 9:00 PM    1.25     1.25
1          8/5/2012 10:00 PM   0.05     0.30
3          8/5/2012 10:00 PM   0.89     0.89
4          8/5/2012 10:00 PM   0.14     1.39
4          8/5/2012 11:00 PM   0.70     2.09
4          8/5/2012 12:00 PM   0.43     2.52
...

And I have 15000 modules updating this table every hour. In addition, at midnight, the TotalPerDay values get reset.
I am struggling with a query that should pull the latest TotalPerDay value for a given set of ModuleID's.
I tried using a GROUP BY clause on ModuleID. But how can I retrieve the latest TotalPerDay value without using an aggregating function?
By the way, I am using SQL Server 2008.
Thanks in advance!

A: So the query you want is:
select moduleid, sum(value) as UpdatedTotalPerDay
from t
where moduleid in ( . . . )
group by moduleid

What is wrong with this query?  If you have an index on moduleid, the performance should be good.
If this has history, then you probably also want the condition
where cast(timestamp as date) = cast(getdate() as date)

A: If I understand your question correctly, then this should give you the latest total per day by module (if time stamp is unique):
; with MyCte (moduleId, TimeStamp)
AS(
    select moduleId, max(TimeStamp)
    from modules
    group by moduleId
)
select * from modules a
join MyCte b
on a.moduleId = b.moduleId
    and a.TimeStamp = b.TimeStamp

Based on your comments to Gordon, you are looking for a SUM per Day per module? If yes, then here you go:
select ModuleId,
       convert(varchar,cast(TimeStamp as datetime),101),
       sum(totalPerDay) as GrandTotal
from modules
group by ModuleId, convert(varchar,cast(TimeStamp as datetime),101)

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In what areas will the American Sugarbeet Growers Association be focusing its efforts during the coming year? Luther Markwart, ASGA's longtime executive vice president, updated members on several of the association's top 2010 priorities during the group's annual meeting in early February.
• Crop Insurance — ASGA has worked for several years toward the removal of stages for sugarbeet crop insurance. That effort, which began with a pilot project in Minnesota, has now culminated in stage removal in all U.S. sugarbeet states except California (whose growers typically do not take out crop insurance on beets).


We hear and read about geography every day: during the nightly news broadcast, while reading the newspaper, or when planning our daily commute. We need to understand something about geography to pass the pop quiz in our world history class or to use an online map service to print directions to the airport, the closest car mechanic, or our next vacation destination.
But this little bit of understanding is only the beginning. To manage the geography of life (information and data about our world), we need tools that enable us to visualize and analyze that information. This is where the magic of GIS begins.
GIS technology opens the door to a whole new way of thinking. It allows us to find patterns and relationships that help us make more informed decisions. This is the message our GIS Day heroes bring forth each year during the third week of November. They open the door (sometimes literally) to GIS for their colleagues, classmates, and constituents.
GIS Day is November 14, 2007.
No matter how small or large the event, we thank them for their dedication and support of the mission of GIS Day. Their invaluable contributions help spread GIS knowledge and awareness a bit more each year. Below you will find a few of their stories. More stories await your exploration at www.gisday.com.
Team GIS Day reaches Bucegi Plateau (2,209 meters), the pinnacle of their GIS Day mapping expedition project into the spectacular Bucegi Mountains and Bucegi Natural Park areas.
Cheveresan Bogdan, technical support analyst from Esri Romania S.R.L., began celebrating GIS Day early in 2006 by leading a group of high school students on a five-day expedition. Equipped with GPS units, cameras, and true GIS Day spirit, the 10 students began their hike between Luminis Mansion, home of famous Romanian violinist, conductor, and teacher George Enescu (1881–1955), and the Bucegi Mountains.
The Luminis Mansion, located in Cumpatu, Sinaia, was George Enescu's single property and played a special role in his life. His wish, in 1946 when he donated the mansion to the Romanian state, was to transform the estate into a settlement for artists to use as a refuge. Surrounded by nature and beautiful landscapes, the composer likened the estate to a silent oasis where he could fulfill his dreams and compose his greatest works. Despite the region's immense beauty, the students felt it was somewhat a hidden secret with tremendous untapped tourism potential. Their hope was to create a tourism brochure that would give the area the honor and exposure it deserved.
Prior to their journey, the students used ArcGIS to analyze the most accessible travel routes for their hike. They then set out on their expedition with the plan of documenting their "actual" travel pattern by taking GPS coordinates along the way. Through Cabana Poiana Izvoarelor (1,580 m), Cabana Malaiesti (1,720 m), and Omu (2,505 m), they diligently recorded each GPS point along their course until reaching their final destination, the Bucegi Plateau at an elevation of 2,209 meters. Here they found themselves in the company of the spectacular Babele ancient rock formations (the old ladies) and the Sphinx, which were carved out by wind and rain. Although the downhill trek rewarded the students with picturesque views of green valleys, steep gorges, and wildflowers, their expedition was far from over.
The students returned to their GIS classroom and used ArcView with the ArcGIS 3D Analyst extension to transform all the points and pictures they collected into an engaging sightseeing brochure to promote the spectacular Bucegi Mountains and Bucegi Natural Parc areas. The flyers, brochures, and Web site they created were then presented to a group of students and teachers in Bucharest later in November on GIS Day. Proud of the students' accomplishments, mentor and teacher Bogdan remarked on their project's success saying, "If you are planning to visit one of these locations next year, you'd better start booking—who knows, it might get crowded."
This was not the students' first endeavor in the tourism business. In 2005, they worked on a similar project creating a brochure to promote one of Romania's most well-known castles, made famous by the Jules Verne novel The Castle of the Carpathians.
The Delaware County Auditor's Delaware Appraisal Land Information System (DALIS) Project celebrated GIS Day for the eighth consecutive year. On Monday, November 13, 2006, more than 400 students attended presentations and a Map Gallery at Dempsey Middle School in the city of Delaware, bringing the total number of students who have attended the project's GIS Day celebrations over the past eight years to more than 2,600 students! The 2006 celebration was even bigger than usual, as the project was joined by the Delaware County General Health District and the Delaware County Soil and Water Conservation District.
The Northern California Chapter of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (NorCal URISA) along with the City of West Sacramento partnered to celebrate GIS Day in November at the West Sacramento Civic Center. The event, which included a wide variety of participants encompassing professionals from federal, state, and local governments as well as environmental consulting firms, GIS equipment vendors, and local GIS educators, treated its guests to a special hosted lunch and a GIS Day cake for dessert.
Visiting the transportable Topcon Satellite Theatre was the highlight for many attendees, as GIS moviegoers interested in positioning technologies were able to view a movie on the inside of a 360-degree planetarium dome. The movie, titled Celestial Connections—Guiding GIS Solutions, was a fictional characterization based on a real-life story of a GIS professional attempting to collect GPS position data, attributes, and digital photographs who experiences frustration dealing with multiple pieces of hardware, as well as buildings and tree canopy that block the GPS signals. The movie showed viewers how spatial technologies could be used to overcome these obstacles to achieve project success.
"Going to the Topcon Satellite Theatre as part of our GIS Day really made the event special," says Anthony Arieas, City of West Sacramento GIS specialist and GIS Day event organizer. "GIS is not just about making maps; it is also about data and data collection. The theater gave our attendees the chance to have fun learning about GPS in GIS—how it works, how satellites work—and they were able to walk away with a better grasp of what GIS really is."
Seventh graders at Hendrick Hudson High School in Montrose, New York, study a county map during the GIS Day event organized by high school senior, Dietrich Knauner.
In the midst of the mad dash to submit college applications in fall 2006, Dietrich Knauner, a senior at Hendrick Hudson High School in Montrose, New York, figured adding one more thing to his busy to-do list would not be a problem. Inspired by a Pennsylvania State University open house he attended earlier in the year, Knauner not only decided that he wanted to major in geography/GIS in college, but he also decided to plan a GIS Day 2006 event for his school to help make other students aware of the amazing technology that he had discovered.
Knauner began tackling his objective by contacting his county's GIS Department to gather ideas on what to present to the students. In an interesting twist of fate, the department's chief information officer, Dr. Norman Jacknis, turned out to be a resident in Knauner's school district and his daughter was a junior at the same high school. Jacknis put Knauner in touch with additional staff at the county who decided to join Knauner's effort.
Knauner's second event-planning step found him meeting with the social studies and science teachers in the district. He reached out specifically to his former seventh grade science teacher, Sean Bugara, who was also his Boy Scout and Eagle Scout sponsor. Despite his busy schedule and not knowing quite what to expect, Bugara agreed to have Knauner come into his classes to celebrate GIS Day.
On November 16, Knauner gave his GIS Day presentation to five of Bugara's classes, a total of approximately 120 students. To introduce the students to Geography Awareness Week and GIS, Knauner first gave a PowerPoint presentation tailored to natural science applications of GIS, such as tracking annual precipitation in New York state, tracking avalanches, and conducting an in-depth sea turtle study in Bermuda. He talked to the students about the way GIS enables people to study and analyze almost anything that can be put on a map, whether related to science or social studies.
County GIS specialists Cynthia Louie and Ilir Toto gave the second part of the presentation explaining the numerous maps they had created specifically for the event. Of particular interest to the students were the aerial blowups of the schools in the district, especially the map of their own school grounds. They explained the maps they brought, including a map of the county's hurricane study, an open-space study, and a study indicating where gas prices were the cheapest in the county.
T-shirts and inflatable globes added to the fun as well as a GIS Day cake that Knauner's mom had made. As the students left the class, they were given several foil-covered chocolate globes. All of these special touches helped make learning about GIS fun. By the end of the day, some of the other middle school teachers and the school's principal had stopped by to see what all the GIS excitement was about!
"All of Dietrich's talents and strengths came together during his GIS Day presentation," praises one of his teachers in a college recommendation letter. "I saw him emerge as an inspirational leader, using his skills to plan, create, and carry out the project to a wonderful end product."


Foreign firms to break into a new market commonly undercut domestic prices and, hence, subsidise the consumer's costs of switching in order to get a positive market share. However, this may constitute the act of dumping as drawn in Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). Consequently, domestic firms trying to protect themselves against potential competitors often demand an anti-dumping (AD) investigation. In a two-period model of market entry with horizontally differentiated products and exogenous switching costs, it is demonstrated that the mere existence of switching costs and AD-rules may result in an anti-competition effect: the administratively set minimum-price rule protects the domestic firm and yields larger prices. Therefore, there are some consumers who will not buy either product in both periods although they would have done so in absence of AD. Consequently, competition policy should reassess the AD-regulation.
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