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corrupt mythology. He tells us that this divine Melancholy is born of Saturn and Vesta, and he adds parenthetically:
in Saturn's reign Such mixture was not held a stain.
The origin is exceedingly repulsive. If such things are not held a stain in the kingdom of the gods, why should they be regarded as corruption in the abode of poor fallen humanity? What conclusion does the poet wish the reader to draw? But, continuing to read, we find Milton apparently regretting that he has given such parentage to what he regards as great and beautiful. He insinuates, but merely insinuates^ that the proper soil for Melancholy, such as he wants, is purity and solitude.
Milton makes Melancholy a
pensive Nun, devout and pure,
Sober, steadfast, and demure.
The picture is certainly ideal. The Melancholy of IL PENSE-ROSO, far from having anything depressing, carries with it attractiveness and elegance. The poet associates with meditation peace, quiet, and "spare Fast." Certain critics see in this allusion to fasting the higher side of Milton's Puritanism. These critics, however, forget that these poems were written at a time when their author was an Elizabethan in spirit. Moreover, fasting is not necessarily connected with Puritanism. The ancient Hebrews and the pagans practised it, as well as the abstemious of our own day. Yet, Milton did well in mentioning it among the elements that make up the spiritual part of a pensive man. However, we must again face the fact that the poet mixes thoroughly Christian with pagan ideas. He says:
Spare Fast, that oft with gods doth diet,
And hears the Muses in a ring Aye round about Jove's altar sing.
The reference to mythology is entirely unnecessary, and so far as we can see, adds no real beauty to the picture. Milton realized that fasting leads to a close union with God, and a natural result of such a union would be to hear the angels sing round the throne of God. The poet could have said as much.
Milton's allusion to the Cherub, Contemplation, shows that to suit his fancy he borrows from Catholic as well as pagan sources. And he borrows correctly, for according to the teaching of the Catholic doctors the duty of the Cherubim is divine contemplation. We cannot avoid expressing the opinion that Milton would have improved immensely the whole tone of his two poems had he drawn consistently from the source of all good—God, rather than from the well-springs of lust—the gods.
The third division of the poems enumerates the pleasures
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Title L'Allegro and Il Penseroso, page 091
Full Text corrupt mythology. He tells us that this divine Melancholy is born of Saturn and Vesta, and he adds parenthetically: in Saturn's reign Such mixture was not held a stain. The origin is exceedingly repulsive. If such things are not held a stain in the kingdom of the gods, why should they be regarded as corruption in the abode of poor fallen humanity? What conclusion does the poet wish the reader to draw? But, continuing to read, we find Milton apparently regretting that he has given such parentage to what he regards as great and beautiful. He insinuates, but merely insinuates^ that the proper soil for Melancholy, such as he wants, is purity and solitude. Milton makes Melancholy a pensive Nun, devout and pure, Sober, steadfast, and demure. The picture is certainly ideal. The Melancholy of IL PENSE-ROSO, far from having anything depressing, carries with it attractiveness and elegance. The poet associates with meditation peace, quiet, and "spare Fast." Certain critics see in this allusion to fasting the higher side of Milton's Puritanism. These critics, however, forget that these poems were written at a time when their author was an Elizabethan in spirit. Moreover, fasting is not necessarily connected with Puritanism. The ancient Hebrews and the pagans practised it, as well as the abstemious of our own day. Yet, Milton did well in mentioning it among the elements that make up the spiritual part of a pensive man. However, we must again face the fact that the poet mixes thoroughly Christian with pagan ideas. He says: Spare Fast, that oft with gods doth diet, And hears the Muses in a ring Aye round about Jove's altar sing. The reference to mythology is entirely unnecessary, and so far as we can see, adds no real beauty to the picture. Milton realized that fasting leads to a close union with God, and a natural result of such a union would be to hear the angels sing round the throne of God. The poet could have said as much. Milton's allusion to the Cherub, Contemplation, shows that to suit his fancy he borrows from Catholic as well as pagan sources. And he borrows correctly, for according to the teaching of the Catholic doctors the duty of the Cherubim is divine contemplation. We cannot avoid expressing the opinion that Milton would have improved immensely the whole tone of his two poems had he drawn consistently from the source of all good—God, rather than from the well-springs of lust—the gods. The third division of the poems enumerates the pleasures
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by Alina Moine
It's odd to feel so revitalized by a new smartphone. A common refrain is that all smartphones are "mature" technology, with each new phone being just marginally different from the previous one. There's a lot of truth to that – Apple has created 15 generations of iPhones – and the novelty you get from spending hundreds of dollars on an update every couple of years seldom affects your everyday life.
On the other hand, Google's new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are a little more novel than the average phone, even though they don't fold in half or have particularly unusual looks. They have new cameras, new materials, new hardware, new software, and new ideas about what a smartphone should be capable of.
But a lot of stuff is new for Google and not remarkably different from what you can get right now from many other smartphone manufacturers. The $599 Pixel 6 and $899 Pixel 6 Pro represent a fresh start for Google's smartphone aspirations, a new beginning for the corporation that has slogged through five generations of Pixel phones without impacting the smartphone industry.
The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro aren't completely polished devices that perform as well as Google advertises. However, this does not diminish the fact that they are among the greatest phones available, and possibly the best Android phones available right now.
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Fast speed
Smooth screen
Excellent camera
The drawbacks are as follows:
Only available in large sizes
Slow fingerprint scanner
Extremely slippery
Quick performance
The drawbacks:
Large and unwieldy design
Very slippery
Significantly more costly than the Pixel 6
Fit and finish aren't as good as on other phones in this price bracket
The design of the Pixel phones is a challenge for Google, which has hitherto adhered to the norms of other big Android phone makers. Instead of unusual textured finishes with exciting splashes of color, they are the standard glass and metal sandwich slabs with aluminum frames and slick backs. There's less whimsy and character in their details than in previous Pixel phones, which I miss. And, if you look closely, they aren't nearly as polished as the finest from Apple and Samsung. At this point – it's easy to notice a rough edge or two along the seams.
The front of both phones is difficult to differentiate from many other large Android phones on the market; they resemble a Samsung Galaxy Note 10 or Note 20. And, while the rear has a distinguishing bar towards the top that houses the cameras, the overall design reminds me of a TCL phone.
The Pixel 6 comes in three two-tone colors: black, red, and green; however, the Pixel 6 Pro is only available in black, white, or gold. The metal sides of the original 6 are hefty and matte black, but the sides of the 6 Pro are slimmer and polished to a sheen. The 6 is unquestionably more entertaining, but the 6 Pro falls short of competing phones in its pricing range in terms of design or fit and finish
The camera bar that covers the back of each phone is the most visible design element. It's enormous, stands out a lot, and doesn't exactly mix in with the rest of the phone. On the positive side, unlike other phones' camera bumps, it doesn't cause the phone to wobble on a table or desk when you set it down.
However, many of these design criticisms are merely academic because you'll cover up any rough edges or dull colors with a case on either phone. That's also an excellent idea because both phones are capital-L Large and have slick glass backs that are pretty slippery. I've had them fall off my desk, wireless chargers, sofa arms, tables, my lap, you name it, and one of our trial units fell hard enough to fracture the Gorilla Glass Victus glass panel covering its screen.
The primary issue with the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro's designs is that they are too large for someone's tastes. They are challenging to use with one hand, don't fit comfortably in many jeans pockets, and are quickly dropped. Previously, Google provided both small and large versions of their phones, but it's significant or more remarkable; the size difference between the two is tiny. These are iPhone Pro Max-sized phones, which is good if you want a giant phone but excludes those of us who don't like enormous slabs.
On the plus side, both phones offer large, roomy screens. The Pixel 6 has a 6.4-inch OLED panel with a 1080p comprehensive resolution, while the Pixel 6 Pro has a 6.7-inch OLED screen with a 1440p complete resolution. The Pixel 6 screen is flat, but the Pixel 6 Pro features curved sides that taper towards the frame. I like the flat screen of the 6, but the curves of the 6 Pro didn't create any errant touch difficulties in my testing, which may make a curved screen tough to use.
Both are crisp, brilliant, and colorful, with the 6 Pro being significantly brighter in direct sunshine. Neither has any noticeable issues that plagued previous Pixel phones, such as odd color reproduction or flickering at low light settings.
If you look closely, you'll see certain flaws, like a minor color shift at oblique angles or a perceptible shadow under the curved sides of the 6 Pro when using a light backdrop, which we don't see on Apple or Samsung's top phones at this moment. If there's one place where the lower price tag of these phones shines through, it's in the screens. They're friendly but not up to the standard set by other flagship competitors.
The displays are good, but not the best we've seen
They also feature quick refresh rates — 90Hz on the Pixel 6 and up to 120Hz on the 6 Pro — making scrolling and interactions exceedingly fluid. Fast refresh displays have become standard on high-end phones, and it's encouraging to see Google follow suit. I didn't detect a difference between the 90Hz and 120Hz unless I examined the side of the phone by the side—both are smooth in usage.
The fingerprint scanner behind the screen is less than ideal. It's at a convenient location — about a fourth of the way up from the bottom — but it's far slower than other fingerprint scanners, even those on the rear of last Pixel phones. Because it is optical, the screen illuminates when you scan a finger, which may be very distracting in dark surroundings. The scanner also misinterpreted my finger from time to time, necessitating repeated attempts to unlock the phone.
This problem is exacerbated by the lack of face unlocking on the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro – the fingerprint reader is the sole biometric authentication option, which isn't ideal.
The CPU within the Pixel 6 pair, Google's new Tensor chip, is one of the most crucial aspects of the device. It is Google's first proprietary CPU, following in Apple's footsteps and leaving off-the-shelf processors like Qualcomm or MediaTek in the dust
The Tensor engine, in addition to running the phone, provides several AI-powered adjustments to improve photography, speech recognition, and gaming functions.
Google claims that the new CPU outperforms the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 in terms of performance, and in my experience, this is accurate. Apps open quickly, switching between them is fluid, and the interface lacks stutters and hang-ups. Twitter was the only app that stalled both phones, although it was odd. The Tensor chip will not outperform Apple's newest CPUs, but it is well ahead of the processor used in the Pixel 5 last year and on par with other premium Android phones.
The Pixel 6 features 8GB of RAM, and the Pixel 6 Pro has 12GB. In practice, the 6's lower RAM did not cause problems – streaming applications did not close forcefully in the background like they did on last Pixel phones.
There was no discernible difference in battery life between the two phones. Both can easily go through a full day of use with plenty of juice remaining in the tank – even with regular camera use and the always-on display option, I went to bed with 35-40 percent battery left most evenings. Light users may extend this to two days without any difficulty. One of the main reasons for this endurance is that the batteries are large – large phones come with large hail and long battery life.
Both versions allow wireless charging and rapid cable charging, although none comes with a charger. Google offers a $25 30-watt brick separately and plans to release a $79 fast wireless charger shortly, but I haven't had the opportunity to test it yet.
Even if you use a robust enough charger, neither phone charges rapidly. Google actively slows charging after it reaches 80 percent to maintain the battery cells' longevity. Since these batteries are so enormous, getting to a full charge might take a long time. Fortunately, because of the long battery life, you'll probably need to charge when you're sleeping.
Another area where the Pixels shine is in haptic feedback. Rotten, buzzy haptics can spoil a phone experience for me, but the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro offer subtle, clicky reactions that deliver precisely the appropriate amount of input.
The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro have genuine, dual stereo speakers that pump out a sufficient level of loudness and sound clean for both streaming music or video and taking speakerphone or video conversations. Goodbye, Google's vibrating screen pseudo-speaker from the Pixel 5 last year.
Google is touting a 5G connection for the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, but the facts aren't nearly as plain. The Pixel 6 unlocked and T-Mobile variants are limited to sub-6 5G, but the Verizon and AT&T models are more costly and feature the faster but limited millimeter wave (mmWave) 5G.
None of this applies to the Pixel 6 Pro, which will support both sub-6 and mmWave 5G regardless of how you purchase it. AT&T's premium over unlocked, T-Mobile, or Verizon models only gets you the luxury of being an AT&T subscriber.
Google has finally improved the camera hardware in the Pixel series for the first time since 2017, and it's gone big – literally. The new main camera sensor is substantially larger than the one used in the Pixel 5 and previous models. The Pixel 6 Pro is the first to have ultrawide, wide, and telephoto cameras. The camera systems in the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are likewise entirely new, with new sensors, lenses, and capabilities.
Both phones feature the same main wide camera and ultrawide camera. The primary camera has a 50-megapixel sensor that is hard-coded to output 12.5-megapixel photos behind an optically stabilized f/1.85 lens. That means you won't be able to capture the full 50-megapixel resolution, and the resulting photographs won't be much crisper or more detailed than comparable 12-megapixel cameras, including the Pixel 5's.
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Elon Musk Declares 'War' on Apple, In Tweets Clearly Marked as Being Sent From 'Twitter for iPhone'
Apple is the biggest advertiser on Twitter, but Elon Musk is picking an attention-seeking public feud with Apple, though all of Musk's tweets on the topic are plainly labeled as being sent from an iPhone.
Super balanced oligarch Elon Musk started his Monday morning yesterday as a totally normal one, first tweeting a 2 a.m. picture of "My bedside table" featuring a gun without a trigger. Shortly before 7 a.m. Musk tweeted (and then deleted, but you can still find it online) the meme below showing road signs saying "Pay 30%" and "Go To War," and a car labeled "Elon" as breaking towards the "Go To War" direction.
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If this makes little sense to you, the New York Times explains Musk's emerging conflict with Apple, and one that paid apps have been grappling with for years: The Apple App store keeps 30% of the revenue that apps make on that platform. As Musk is dealing with a massive advertiser exodus, and his laying off more than half of the company is creating technical glitches galore, Musk's financial desperation has him targeting that 30% fee as he hopes to pivot the company to a paid-subscription model. He then claimed without evidence that "Apple has also threatened to withhold Twitter from its App Store, but won't tell us why," and bemoaned that "Apple has mostly stopped advertising on Twitter. Do they hate free speech in America?" (Though Apple remains a regular advertiser on Twitter).
What's going on here @tim_cook?
Yet you can't help but be amused, as you'll see if you view this content on the Twitter platform, that all of Musk's tweet-declarations of a supposed "war" on Apple are clearly marked as being sent via "Twitter for iPhone."
"Bonfire of the iPhones." It has a nice ring to it, don't you agree? @Apple @elonmusk @tim_cook
— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) November 28, 2022
Meanwhile, Musk's right-wing echo chamber of fanboys are also piling onto Apple, oblivious to the "Twitter for iPhone" mark accompanies all of their tweets when viewed directly on the Twitter platform.
If only #TimCook was clever enough to respond back to #ElonMusk like this. @C_S_Skeptic pic.twitter.com/qEcWhf24xm
— I AM IRON MAN (@IAMIRONMAN7) November 29, 2022
And the above response from Tim Cook is fake, but it is funny, as it mimics Musk's "now pay $8" demand that he was tweeting before the $8 check-mark system was too botched to roll out.
On the 30% App Store fee, this is not news, it's been the case for years, and both Google and Apple do it. But it's particularly problematic for Musk's vision of Twitter. As the Times explains, "His business plan is predicated on shifting its revenue from a dependence on advertising to a greater reliance on subscription sales. But any new subscription revenue will be subject to Apple's practice of taking as much as a 30 percent cut."
NEW: Documents show why Apple pulling its Twitter ads is devastating for Elon Musk: In the first quarter of 2022, Apple was Twitter's top advertiser, accounting for nearly $50M in revenuehttps://t.co/h9TWjdwFoH
— Faiz Siddiqui (@faizsays) November 28, 2022
And in terms of lost advertising revenue, the Washington Post reports today that Apple is Twitter's biggest advertiser. "In the first quarter [of 2022], Apple was the top advertiser on Twitter, spending $48 million on ads on the social network," the Post reports. "Apple's spending accounted for more than 4 percent of Twitter's revenue that quarter."
So it seems unwise to pick a public spat with one's largest advertiser. But wisdom has never been Musk's strong point, and Apple CEO Tim Cook, despite the provocation, has ignored the whole brouhaha and remained silent.
Go read the advertising director's post here: https://t.co/FZEQvhyRGT
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) November 28, 2022
While Musk is framing Twitter's faltering advertising revenue as "a battle for the future of civilization," the anonymous post on Blind above points to another possible explanation: Twitter's advertising platform allegedly doesn't work in the aftermath of mass layoffs of support staff. "I had my team keep our campaigns live for 2 weeks post-takeover on the bet that efficiency would improve with fewer advertisers and the risks were managed and probably overblown," an anonymous ad manager writes. "I was wrong and I think the things we saw in these last 2 weeks means many more advertisers will bail on the platform in the coming weeks."
It also should be noted that Apple has incited war with a social media platform before, but it was over privacy concerns. You may recall that in January 2019, Apple disabled an internal app used by Facebook employees, causing them to get locked out of offices and more. Apple did this, revoking security certificates for the app, after a TechCrunch report about a market research app the company had been using to track the internet use of teenagers. What's to stop Apple from doing something similar over concerns about lack of content moderation or incitements of civil war, and the like, on Musk's new free-for-all Twitter.
So as Twitter continues struggling to pay its bills, expect more wars to be declared against Twitter's creditors, and expect to see it framed as "a battle for the future of civilization."
Related: Elon Musk Now Stiffing Vendors, Not Paying Bills at Twitter [SFist]
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Silly Billy was a type of clown common at fairs in England during the 19th century.  They were also common in London as a street entertainer, along with the similar clown Billy Barlow.  The act included playing the part of a fool or idiot, impersonating a child and singing comic songs.  The role was typically played as a stooge to another clown.

The name is popular because of its nice rhyme and was used as a generic nickname for foolish people, especially those named William such as
Prince William Frederick and King William IV.  The nickname was popularised in the 1970s by impressionist Mike Yarwood, putting it in the mouth of the chancellor, Denis Healey, who took the catchphrase up and used it as his own.

In 1850, the costume of a Silly Billy was short, white trousers with a long white pinafore, white shoes with a strap around the ankle, red sleeves, a ruff around the neck, and a boy's cap.  The hair or wig was arranged to stick out behind the ears.  Red makeup was daubed to emphasise the nose with two smears of black for the eyebrows.  Multiple pairs of white trousers were needed because women liked to tease the clown by smearing gingerbread or sticking pins into his legs so that they bled.

Comic routines included a mesmerism act in which Silly Billy was hypnotised, a parody of a preacher giving a sermon, and a parody of a temperance campaign.  Comic songs included O'ive getten a Soft Pleace i' my Yead and Dolly and the Swill Tub.

The wages of a Silly Billy at the time were about two or three half-crowns per day, averaging about a pound a week, over the year.  About a dozen performers made their living in this way in the London area.

See also
 Commedia dell'arte

References

19th century in England
Clowns
Nicknames
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Gavin Brown Takes On Chloé Morgan | Interview Special
Gavin Brown Chats To Chloé Morgan
Interview Special
Chloé Morgan – is a singer first and foremost but who is also known for her DJ work too. She is originally from the U.K but now based in Vancouver and is making a name for herself with her new single Stars. We caught up with her to hear all about the track, what she has coming up next and how her journey through music has inspired her to get to where she is at now.
You have just released your new single Stars. What was the reaction to this song been like so far?
Really amazing. I'm working with a company in the states who are campaigning the record for me, so the song is literally growing right now. It's gone for three weeks now and it's already had a lot of streams on SoundCloud. Spotify is listing it soon and I've just heard that she's probably going to be charting so it's doing really, really well. There's been lots of really amazing components and factors that are really elevating this record at the moment. The reaction has been amazing. People love it. People have been sharing it. People who have been saying how much they dig the record and I'm excited to see everybody's reaction on that as well.
You've just done a video for Stars. Can you tell us a bit about that?
We definitely wanted to have that type of outer space/galaxy feel for the video. We've got stuff that we shot in the studio, which is beautiful with super cool lights, which give it that kind of effect that we've landed on a different planet. There is all kinds of different images, and then you've got me in the studio with two dancers and we have like a dance routine as well. It was a combination of really high energy and beautiful dancing. It's just a very elevating, beautiful video.
Have you got any other music coming out in the future that you can tell us about?
Yeah, absolutely. I'm actually working on an album right now, so the next song, I'll give you a little special preview. I believe the next song is going to be called Taking Me There. It's kind of like another real spiritual journey throughout this whole album because I just wanted it to be so uplifting for people. It's just really about being in the presence of God and of love and feeling safe in that place and that's what that song talks about. No matter where I am, I know that I'm going to be safe in your arms and that type of thing.
It's really beautiful. It definitely displays a lot of the world and the oceans and plays on all those types of beautiful elements, you know, the natural elements of this world. I like to bring people's focus to that becauseI think like we can get so caught up in the busy-ness of life, that we forget about how beautiful this world really is. The four elements that actually make up this world. That's the next one. I have got a few songs written and we've already got a couple of videos done as well, that are just in the back burner right now. We are just in the midst of having the content ready and then when it's ready to be released, it will be. I'm thinking it will probably come out at the beginning of next year.
You perform as both a singer and a DJ. What are the main differences between the two as far as performing goes for you?
With DJing, it's like a different place. From the moment I started ti DJ, which was back in 2015, I got myself a microphone at the same time, because I was like, if I'm going to DJ, I'm going to be singing at the same time. I kind of learned the hard way, I started with the mic and tried to DJ at the same time and it kind of got me to that place of confidence with it. I can actually go into gigs and I can sing and DJ. That's why I started doing it, so people know me as that kind of DJ, if I'm just deejaying, I'm just focusing on the music. I wanted to be able to say that I have done every aspect of the industry. I understand the industry because I've worked at all the levels. I would definitely say being a DJ is very underestimated because the reality is, you need a DJ to play your records if you want it to be popular. I think that's what's beautiful about me learning to DJ, because I was actually a recording artist before, and DJing has kind of taken me to the foundation a bit. I have the understanding now for DJs and I value them so much more. It's a beautiful way of putting your own music out there. I think DJs are really stars, especially females now. I think they're really starting to climb the industry because it is a real art form as well, it's not like you just play a record. I love to do both, and I've been on a stage since I was five years old, so for me it's second nature to be performing and just kind of combining those two together.
Who are your biggest influences, both as a singer and a DJ?
I grew up listening to Whitney Houston and Michael Jackson. I was an eighties baby. o love Stevie Wonder, I love the legends, you know what I mean? When it comes to DJing, I love Calvin Harris, he is amazing and not only just a DJ, as a producer too. I like music and artists that put out really uplifting messages because I think we need that now more than ever.
What have been some of the highlights of your career in music so far?
Well, I did the TV show back in the UK, Pop Stars: The Rivals, that was quite a big one. It was one of the best things that happened to me and straight after that I got signed to Warner Brothers. I got to perform on the same stages as Beyonce and like some really huge acts. Stuff like that was really, really amazing, we're talking like 50,000 people. Then I came away from that and I started to do my own thing. What's been really cool is watching me without a TV show, like she put in all the hard work, so that should be the start to elevate on my own in the industry. It's been really cool to watch that journey progress and it's just continuing right now. I feel like I'm in a really exciting time of my life right now.
Is there a big difference between the UK music industry and being in Vancouver?
Yeah, definitely there's a lot more happening in the UK. It's got a different feel to it, but it's still really awesome. We're still making stuff happen online and I think it's a great place to develop. I think Vancouver has been so good to me. I think being back in the UK would have been a lot more of a mountain to climb. I've certainly appreciated everybody that's helped me to get to this stage. I think my next stage would probably be the US.
Thank you Chloé for spending your time with Circuit Sweet. We wish you the best with the new music you're working on
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UPDATES: Woodburn man indicted for murder following kidnapping and police chase
Refunds on the way to Oregonians who paid taxes on unemployment benefits
AGENDA: Salem City Council to vote on ending homeless park camping, outdoor dining program
Getting a Covid vaccine in Oregon could make you a millionaire
Marion County grand jury indicted Woodburn man for murder, clears officers for shooting at him
Connie Cruz, a U.S. Postal Service letter carrier, delivers mail in West Salem on Thursday, October 8. (Amanda Loman/Salem Reporter)
Oregonians who paid taxes on unemployment benefits before Congress partially exempted the payments from taxes should keep their eyes on the mail for a check.
The Oregon Department of Revenue announced on Twitter Thursday that it has corrected returns from taxpayers who collected unemployment and have already filed their 2020 taxes.
The 2020 tax year has been more complicated than previous years and the Oregon Department of Revenue has to quickly respond to changes made by Congress to taxes through various pandemic stimulus measures. Oregon's tax code is set up to automatically mirror the federal tax code.
The department advises taxpayers that haven't received a refund by check or direct deposit or an adjustment notice by May 31 to reach out at 503-378-4988.
-Jake Thomas
The Salem City Council will meet Monday to vote on an emergency declaration that would end camping in two city parks.
They will also consider a master plan for Geer Park and an outdoor seating program for restaurants post-Covid.
The council will consider approving a sidewalk café program to allow restaurants to continue using dining platforms in parking spaces, which began during Covid as a way for eateries to expand their seating.
There are currently 15 businesses using on-street parking spaces for expanded dining.
Councilors will consider whether to accept a master plan for Geer Park in east Salem, which includes a new single-track bike trail, a 10,000 square foot playground, splash pad, skate park and additional baseball/softball field.
The council will consider a proposal to sell city-owned property to the United Way of Mid-Willamette Valley to develop low-income senior housing.
The mayor will also proclaim June Pride Month.
To participate: The meeting starts at 6 p.m. Monday and is streamed live on YouTube. Submit comments on agenda items by 5:00 p.m. the day of the meeting at [email protected]. Public comment and testimony may also be provided during the meeting via Zoom. Please pre-register between 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on the day of the meeting at the following link: https://www.cityofsalem.net/Pages/Public-Comment-at-Salem-City-CouncilMeeting.aspx
-Saphara Harrell
Sam Bereny, an EMT with Metro West Ambulance, holds a second dose of the Moderna vaccine at a drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination clinic at Centennial Park in Woodburn, Ore. on Thursday, April 1, 2021. (Amanda Loman/Salem Reporter)
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown is hoping a million dollar reward will help boost the state's lagging Covid vaccination rates.
Brown on Friday announced the "Take Your Shot Oregon" campaign, a lottery drawing on June 28 for Oregonians who have received at least one dose of Covid vaccine. One winner will receive a $1 million cash prize, and each of Oregon's counties will have a $10,000 winner.
"I'm encouraging every eligible Oregonian, to take your shot. Go get vaccinated. It can save your life. And just maybe make you a millionaire," Brown said during a press call Friday.
The money will come from Oregon's federal coronavirus relief payments.
Winners will be selected by the Oregon Lottery using a state database of all Oregonians who have received a vaccine. To protect patient privacy, the lottery will receive only an identification number for each vaccinated Oregonian and use those numbers to conduct the drawing, Brown's office said. The Oregon Health Authority, which maintains the state vaccine database, will then use those numbers to identify and notify the winners.
Oregonians can decline the prize money, Brown said. More information about the lottery is here.
Teens won't be eligible for cash prizes, but vaccinated Oregonians age 12 to 17 could win one of five $100,000 college scholarships in the form of an Oregon College Savings Plan account. That money can be used for educational expenses, including community college and trade school.
Brown said the incentive was designed to encourage Oregonians who are on the fence about vaccination or haven't yet made time to get a shot.
She reiterated her goal of getting 70% of Oregonians 16 and older to get a first dose of the vaccine.
That threshold would trigger Brown lifting nearly all Covid restrictions in Oregon, including capacity restrictions for businesses and events. Currently, 62.9% of eligible Oregonians have had a first shot according to Oregon Health Authority.
"We have an opportunity to beat California with fully reopening the economy," Brown said.
-Rachel Alexander
Marion County Sheriff's Office (Rachel Alexander/Salem Reporter)
A Marion County grand jury on Thursday indicted Kenneth William Peden III on charges of killing a teen and found two Silverton police officers and a Marion County sheriff's deputy were justified in shooting at him following an alleged kidnapping and ensuing police chase on May 12.
Peden, 20, was arraigned Friday morning on charges of first-degree murder, first-degree kidnapping, second-degree attempted murder, first-degree assault, fleeing or attempting to elude police and four counts of first-degree attempted murder. He will be held without bail, according to court records.
On May 12 at 4:45 p.m. Gervais police responded to a home on Depot. Ct. for a reported gunshot wound and kidnapping. Police found 22-year-old Arik Reed, of Gervais, with a gunshot wound to his abdomen, Amy Queen, Marion County deputy district attorney, said in a news release.
Officers determined that Peden had kidnapped 17-year-old Molly "Ollie" Taylor. Police and the district attorney's office haven't identified Taylor's gender, but a GoFundMe post indicates they were transgender.
Peden left in a Ford F-150 and area law enforcement found the truck and followed him into Silverton.
While in pursuit, Peden fired multiple rounds at police, Queen said in the release.
He came to a stop on Highway 214 near Forest Ridge Road N.E. where a shootout ensued.
Queen said none of the officer's bullets hit Peden or Taylor. No police were shot or injured.
Peden eventually surrendered and was arrested. Taylor was found in the passenger seat with a gunshot wound and later died at Doernbecher Children's Hospital, police said.


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NHV Aberdeen H175 New Contract with Siemens Gamesa
NHV to support Beatrice offshore wind farm in the Moray Firth with H175 out of Aberdeen, Scotland until spring 2019
NHV, July 10, 2018 - ABERDEEN – The NHV Group today announced a new contract with Siemens Gamesa to provide helicopter services in support of the construction of the Beatrice Offshore Wind farm.
The operations are expected to start mid-summer until spring 2019.
Flights will depart from NHV's base in Aberdeen to the Beatrice offshore wind farm in the Moray Firth.
NHV will support this project utilizing the state-of-the-art H175 aircraft, an Airbus Helicopter's Super Medium type. The H175 is specifically designed to meet evolving mission needs in the oil and gas industry. Being the launching operator for this aircraft type, NHV's H175s have accumulated extensive experience in the United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Ghana and Denmark since 2014. NHV Group ultimately will increase its fleet to 16 of these new-generation helicopters.
NHV started operating out of Aberdeen at the beginning of 2016 and announced the opening of a new hangar, apron and passenger handling facilities in October 2016.
NHV's base manager Jamie John commented: "We at NHV are delighted that Siemens Gamesa have selected NHV to partner with them in the construction of the Beatrice Offshore Wind farm. This strengthens the strong working relationship between us, with NHV having previously supported wind farm operations in the Southern North Sea. NHV have been involved in the construction of the Beatrice offshore wind farm since April 2017 and we are looking forward to further support this exciting renewable energy project with Siemens Gamesa.''
About NHV Group: The NHV group, based in Ostend Belgium, is specialized in B-to-B helicopter services and has a strong geographic presence in Europe and Western Africa. The group conducts operations out of several bases on 2 continents with a team of over 550 employees. NHV's main focus is on the oil and gas industry.
The group has a leading position in Europe as the only helicopter operator that conducts operations in every oil producing country in the region. The scope of work also includes: Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS), Maritime Services, which include Search and Rescue (SAR), offshore Wind Farms and Harbor Pilot Services. Vertech Offshore and Airlift are two specialized companies within the NHV group who are leaders in their niche of flare tip replacement and power grid construction and maintenance.
Aside from the helicopter operations, NHV is an approved training organization (ATO) and an official service center for our partner Airbus Helicopters. The group has a multipurpose high value fleet of +60 helicopters. NHV's majority shareholder is Ardian, the independent private investment company with assets of US$50bn managed or advised in Europe, North America and Asia. Since 2012, NHV has ordered 16 helicopters of the state-of-the-art Airbus Helicopters H175 model and was the global launching customer to fly the H175.
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ROCHESTER — The Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for the 2013 Citizen of the Year Award and 2013 Business Leader of the Year Award.
Both of these prestigious awards will be announced and presented at the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce's Annual Dinner Dance & Awards Banquet being held on Saturday, April 6, 2013. Recipients are provided with an award at this event and are then announced in the Chamber newsletter and E-blasts. Recipients are also recognized on the Chamber website throughout the year and appear in the Rochester Holiday Parade, produced annually by the Chamber.
Nomination forms are available at the Chamber office or on the Chamber website at www.rochesternh.org. Nominations should include the name and address of the individual being nominated, distinguished activities for which the individual is being nominated including supporting documentation along with contact information of the individual or organization submitting the nomination. The deadline for nominations to be submitted is Feb. 8, 2013 and forms are to be sent to the Awards Committee, Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce, 18 South Main Street, Rochester, NH 03867.


Door in Lennox - What Are The Prices?
What will it cost to install sliding doors? Residential renovation and door costs ought not stay a guesswork game.We approximate that no homeowner in the 57039 area pays over $698.07 or below $449.28 per door for Lennox door service.Read more about Lennox doors costs.
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Art. 657.2. Conditional release; additional requirements
A. Upon an application for conditional release of a person, who has been committed to a state hospital or other treatment facility pursuant to this Chapter upon the grounds that the adverse effects of a mental illness are in remission, and if after a hearing the court determines that the applicant will not likely be a danger to others or himself, as defined in R.S. 28:2, if he is under supervision and his treatment is monitored in the community, the court shall not consider the applicant to be in stable remission from the adverse effects of a mental illness until the applicant is placed with an appropriate forensic conditional release program for at least one year but not more than five years.
B. For good cause shown, placement in a conditional release program may be extended after five years in one-year increments at a yearly contradictory hearing with the state.
C. All or a substantial portion of the program shall include outpatient treatment, supervision, and monitoring.
D. At the termination of conditional release, the person may continue to receive appropriate treatment services, if recommended by the treating psychiatrist, from public or private mental health agencies, with inactive supervision provided by the division of probation and parole of the Department of Public Safety and Corrections.
Acts 1995, No. 800, §1; Acts 2017, No. 369, §5.


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'Welcome to Florida, Our Oasis of Freedom': Ron DeSantis Welcomes CPAC
by Sabrina Martín Rondon
"Florida got it right and the lockdown states got it wrong," said Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a leading Republican Party figure in charge of kicking off CPAC's annual conference.
"Florida got it right and the lockdown states got it wrong." @GovRonDeSantis on Florida's response to COVID 19. #CPAC2021 #AmericaUnCanceled pic.twitter.com/ANWFWUTWGX
— CPAC 2021 (@CPAC) February 26, 2021
DeSantis began his speech as he has done in recent public rallies: highlighting the freedom that exists in his state and telling everyone that they are welcome in his state.
"For those of you who are not from Florida, welcome to our oasis of freedom!" he exclaimed in his speech.
The governor compared the freedom he offers in his state to the restrictive and confining measures of states with Democratic authorities. He lamented "the yoke of oppressive lockdowns" and that in other states schools and businesses are kept closed as measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
"While so many governors over the last year have continued to lock people out, Florida encouraged people (…) Florida got it right and the lockdown states got it wrong," he said.
More than 1.8 million people have contracted the virus in Florida and more than 30,000 have died. But those numbers represent better per capita figures than the United States as a whole.
DeSantis said opening Florida earlier than most states has better positioned it for economic recovery. The state, is one of the few that saw restaurant jobs increase, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Along those lines, the unemployment rate also fell far more than states with tighter lockdowns, such as California, Illinois and New York.
DeSantis did not close schools or restaurants
DeSantis rejected the support that the teachers' unions have received from the Democratic Party, who have expressed their disagreement with the reopening of schools.
"These children have been out of school for almost a year, so if they follow the new CDC recommendations, they will not return this school year or in the fall," said the Florida governor.
Florida's top authority also said that parents can decide whether or not their children go to face-to-face classes, or stay with virtual learning.
"Those who insist on keeping school doors closed are ignoring the evidence and putting special interests before the best interests of children and families," he said.
With restaurants, DeSantis maintains the same position; he pledged to keep the state's economy alive and announced that restaurants will remain fully open.
He reported that, according to studies, COVID-19 extends into homes where family gatherings are held, with only 1.4% of cases were traced to bars and restaurants.
"Closing a restaurant for indoor dining is going to drive more people to do it in private homes anyway," he added.
DeSantis has left it up to his citizens to decide how to deal with the coronavirus pandemic without hurting Florida's economy. In September, when he issued an executive order, he argued that people should "avoid trying to penalize people for not distancing themselves socially and working with people constructively."
The governor said he would never again carry out any of the business closures and lifted major restrictions in the state, in addition to suspending fines for violating local protocols on wearing masks.
"As an act of grace from the Executive, all outstanding fines and penalties that have been levied against individuals have been suspended," DeSantis announced in September.
Florida has better stats than California
A Fox News report revealed that, despite addressing the COVID-19 pandemic in very different ways, California and Florida have experienced similar trends with the number of coronavirus cases.
While California is closing businesses, schools and restaurants; Florida is staying open without affecting the number of jobs. Despite this, pandemic trends are going similarly.
The latest data from Johns Hopkins University shows that California has reported nearly 3.5 million total COVID-19 cases, while Florida has reported more than 1.82 million.
Florida's population is slightly more than half that of California. But even with that difference considered, both states have reported similar percentages of cases and deaths compared to the general population.
California's total number of COVID-19 cases as a percentage of the population is about 8.8%, while Florida's is about 8.3%. Of all the people in California who have contracted COVID-19, approximately 1.35% have died, while in Florida, the figure is approximately 1.57%, according to Johns Hopkins University.
Sabrina Martín Rondon
Sabrina Martín Rondon is a Venezuelan journalist. Her source is politics and economics. She is a specialist in corporate communications and is committed to the task of dismantling the supposed benefits of socialism // Sabrina Martín Rondon es periodista venezolana. Su fuente es la política y economía. Es especialista en comunicaciones corporativas y se ha comprometido con la tarea de desmontar las supuestas bondades del socialismo


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Washington Redskins backup quarterback Kirk Cousins left the game Monday night with a sprained right foot.
Redskins starter Robert Griffin III remains sidelined from offseason knee surgery.
X-rays were ruled negative and Cousins sprained the middle of his foot, according to Redskins coach Mike Shanahan.
After the game, against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Cousins was in a walking boot and on crutches.
With Cousins sidelined, Rex Grossman went in the game and completed 10 of 16 passes for 133 yards, one touchdown and one interception.


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Maybe Daboll has some magic from his time in Buffalo and transforms an offense that was miserable below former coordinator Jason Garrett. Martindale has sufficient pieces to work with on defense to turn that into a respectable unit. The only hope is that a new regime figures a way out of the mess. Former Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll was hired to replace Joe Judge, whose second year was punctuated by him curiously running he said quarterback sneaks and punting in the season finale, a sign he'd quit on the team. The new GM replacing the retired Gettleman is Joe Schoen, who like Daboll comes from a all of a sudden profitable Bills organization.
"And you want to give a guy time to correct it, and we just didn't have the time for him to appropriate it."
Schoen and Daboll now know the quality of the character of each players, and their performances are creating it difficult to think about 2023 without the need of them.
He and Jaylen Waddle didn't seem to be in the same book, a great deal much less on the exact same web page, and Hill's speed was the only saving grace.
"He apologized for not getting in a position to finish it off, and every single single person on the group said, 'Man, get out of right here.
Slayton accepted a pay cut from $2.45 million to $965,000 — giving up practically all of the "performance-primarily based pay" raise he earned over his initial 3 seasons — just to keep away from his release just after instruction camp.
Now, Goodell counts Gaudelli as a confidant in the hugely crucial business enterprise of producing the NFL look like a prize on television. [newline]Goodell spent 20 minutes praising Gaudelli on New Year's Eve.
As it turned out, the return didn't make it ten yards before Seattle immediately had the football back. Just before Giants' receiver Richie James could get into his initial progression, Seahawks' tight end Will Dissly punched the ball loose, and security Joey Blount recovered it at the New York 24-yard line. Nevertheless, the Giants have proven time and time again this year what they are capable of, especially in the closest of contests. With the break in front of them and two weeks till Houston arrives, the group is focused on fixing their blunders from Seattle and bracing for a strong second-half run. If anything, that's what the NFL is about, according to Jones. Jones praised Slayton for his significant efforts, in particular on third downs, as the receiver has taken benefit of his elevated workload and posted 3 games of 58 or a lot more yards in the Giants' last four.
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New York's defense scored seven points themselves in the 1st half as Landon Collins turned back the clock and had a 52-yard pick-six. ESPN's Dan Orlovsky, NFL Network's Brian Baldinger and Very good Morning Football's Peter Schrager had been just some of the experts to heap praise on the Giants following the playoff-clinching win. A number the original source of NFL analysts also took to social media in order to break down some of the team's sturdy performances on Sunday. In his weekly 'Football Morning in America' column for NBC Sports, Peter King gave praise to two of the greatest reasons why the Giants are in the postseason.
MetLife Stadium will be retrofitted with the Super Bowl XXI end zone style for the Legacy Games, complemented by wall wraps around the field to match the aesthetics from the time. The first 30,000 fans attending every single game will also get a collector's edition pennant, created with the appear from that era. In addition, when fans scan their tickets upon entry, they will develop into eligible to get a complimentary legacy-themed NFT. In July, the Giants announced they are bringing back their classic blue uniforms from the '80s and '90s for two Legacy Games presented by Quest® in the course of the 2022 season. New York Giants guard William Roberts and Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle Tony Siragusa clash in East Rutherford, NJ, Dec. 12, 1993.
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– The Giants did not reduce ties with any players but nevertheless decreased their roster to the NFL maximum of 80 players by Tuesday's 4 p.m. There were questions when the Giants created Andrew Thomas the initial offensive lineman off the board in the 2020 draft. Early in his rookie season, Thomas did not appear like a premier left tackle. Attempt to locate one more player at the most vital spot on the offensive line who is operating at a greater level. View them as a soft 6-two, consider them an undeserving or deceptive six-2 if you want. The Giants are where they are for the reason that they navigated their way to victory six times in eight tries, and try telling the teams they've beaten along the way that the losses the Giants pinned on them had been not damaging or reputable.
I do know that players like Michael Strahan and Eli Manning and other individuals have been very fantastic ambassadors on my behalf when questions about me come up. But as a young man, Coughlin practically quit coaching to peddle annuities to everyday people. Married with three kids, Coughlin, then 33, was attracted to a stable desk job right after he lost an assistant coach's position at his alma mater, Syracuse University. Tom Coughlin, the former Giants coach, appears back on his initial Super Bowl victory and his time serving as key caregiver to his wife, Judy. The Giants' remaining schedule is at Minnesota, house versus Indianapolis and at Philadelphia. The Vikings are two-two more than their final four and quite a few of their wins have been by less than one score.
Fans can also vote directly on Twitter throughout the final two weeks (December 1-15) of Pro Bowl Games Vote. To cast a Twitter vote, fans need to tweet the very first and final name of the player, the player's official Twitter handle, or a hashtag like the player's first and final name. I ordinarily would err towards a superior pass protector over a improved run blocker, but Bredeson returning from an injured knee and transitioning to a position exactly where he doesn't have a lot of expertise is concerning. The Giants could use a familiar approach and rotate offensive linemen if there are concerns. This Giants' rushing attack wants to be revitalized, and the combination of Neal and Glowinski on the appropriate side could act as a catalyst, although this week against Philadelphia will be tough.
With Lamar Jackson out of the lineup, Baltimore's lead back picked a fantastic day to return to form. Dobbins powered the Ravens offense all through the afternoon, ripping off a 44-yard run to set up his own four-yard touchdown for Baltimore's only trip to the finish zone all day. His 120 yards on 15 carries amounted to a staggering typical of eight yards per attempt, and he wasn't alone. Gus Edwards took his two.9 yards-per-carry average of the last two weeks and practically doubled it, gaining 66 yards on 13 attempts. Their combined efforts accounted for 186 yards and one touchdown, and when Tyler Huntley exited due to a head injury, the backfield duo became even more crucial.
But after a loss to an additional upstart in the Seattle Seahawks, the Giants enter their bye week with a number of concerns to address. When the team's record is impressive, it could be complicated to sustain in the late season New York has 5 games against division opponents in the final seven weeks of the year, like four consecutive division games. Jones stated that now, in his fourth year, he is a lot more comfy with what he sees and with producing choices.
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Hermann Steinschneider, dit Erik Jan Hanussen (, Vienne - , Berlin) est un illusionniste, voyant et hypnotiseur, personnalité célèbre du music-hall en Allemagne durant l'entre-deux-guerres. Il est notamment connu pour avoir conseillé Hitler au début du nazisme, sur la façon de mettre en scène ses discours.

Origines
Bien que Hanussen ait prétendu être un aristocrate danois, il était en fait un Juif tchèque, né Hermann Steinschneider. Hanussen père, Siegfried Steinschneider (1858, Prostějov - 1910) était acteur et gardien d'une synagogue, et marié à Julie Kohn Antonie à Vienne, en Autriche.

Carrière
Hanussen devint célèbre grâce à ses représentations à la Scala de Berlin où il accomplissait des performances d'hypnose et où il lisait dans les pensées des spectateurs.

De nombreuses légendes abondent quant aux rencontres entre Hanussen et Adolf Hitler. Celui-ci l'aurait notamment rencontré juste avant les élections allemandes, en novembre 1932, pour lui enseigner des techniques de contrôle des masses, en employant une gestuelle particulière et en ayant recours à différents effets dramatiques.

En 1943, l'institution américaine Office of Strategic Services, dans le cadre de la rédaction d'un profil psychologique d'Hitler écrivait : « Durant le début des années 1920, Hitler reçut des leçons régulières de rhétorique et de psychologie de la foule d'un homme nommé Hanussen qui était aussi un astrologue et diseur de bonne aventure. Il était très intelligent et enseigna à Hitler l'importance de mettre en scène ses réunions publiques afin d'obtenir les meilleurs effets spectaculaires ».

En 1931, Hanussen acheta une imprimerie à Breslau et fit paraître un journal occultiste : Hanussen Magazin et Bunte Wochenschau.

Hanussen disparut le 25 mars 1933 dans des conditions troubles (hypothèses de la disparition : assassinat par des SA, utilisation par Hanussen de techniques d'illusionnisme).

Dans le roman Hôtel Adlon de Philip Kerr, Hanussen organise sur son yacht des orgies, notamment homosexuelles, et fait des films pour faire chanter les dirigeants nazis qui y participent. Devenu gênant, il est liquidé par les SA qui souhaitent récupérer les documents compromettants.

Notes

Bibliographie
 Philippe Aziz, Histoire du  Reich. Les Maîtres secrets de Hitler, Genève, Éditions Idégraf, Collection Histoire  - Historama VERNOY, 1978, Troisième partie, Chapitre II "Le charlatan du Führer",  à .

Cinéma
 Dans Hanussen (1955), le rôle de Hanussen est interprété par O.W. Fischer, également coréalisateur du film avec Georg Marischka.
 Dans Hanussen de  István Szabó (1988) , son rôle est interprété par Klaus Maria Brandauer.
 Dans Invincible de Werner Herzog (2001), son rôle est interprété par Tim Roth.
 Dans The King's Man : Première Mission (2021), son rôle est interprété par Daniel Brühl.

Liens externes

Naissance en juin 1889
Naissance à Vienne (Autriche)
Décès en mars 1933
Décès à 43 ans
Décès à Berlin
Histoire des Juifs en Allemagne
Mort assassiné en Allemagne
Occultiste
Personnalité inhumée dans le cimetière de Stahnsdorf
Naissance en Autriche-Hongrie


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Home/belgium/Why could Vadis, which was excluded in Bruges, play against the Standard
Why could Vadis, which was excluded in Bruges, play against the Standard
belgium April 1, 2019 belgium
Subsection 1A
A transaction of four games (a fine of 4 000 euros) was offered to the Office of the Brugge Sunday, the median, with the exception of his ugly act on Wesley (and the intervention of the VAR), by the Office of the Prosecutor. Belgian Union. But it's probably possible to play against Standard. Explanations.
His move to Wesley on Sunday cost his team. But it could have much longer results. Indeed, Vadis was offered a penalty of four games and 4 000 euros for this type of aggression, approved after interference with the VAR. This proposal was made on the basis of the Pro League indicative table sanctions.
Given the seriousness of the proposed transaction, it is likely that the Buffalos will not accept it and decide to go to the Litigation Committee on Tuesday. But the decision made by the latter will take place on Thursday. This will allow Vadis to play against Standard Wednesday night.


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#ifndef __BLOCK_ACTION__
#define __BLOCK_ACTION__

/// \file blockaction.hh
/// \brief Actions and classes associated with transforming and structuring the control-flow graph

#include "action.hh"

/// \brief Class for holding an edge while the underlying graph is being manipulated
///
/// The original FlowBlock nodes that define the end-points of the edge may get
/// collapsed, but the edge may still exist between higher level components.
/// The edge can still be retrieved via the getCurrentEdge() method.
class FloatingEdge {
  FlowBlock *top;		///< Starting FlowBlock of the edge
  FlowBlock *bottom;		///< Ending FlowBlock of the edge
public:
  FloatingEdge(FlowBlock *t,FlowBlock *b) { top = t; bottom = b; }	///< Construct given end points
  FlowBlock *getTop(void) const { return top; }			///< Get the starting FlowBlock
  FlowBlock *getBottom(void) const { return bottom; }		///< Get the ending FlowBlock
  FlowBlock *getCurrentEdge(int4 &outedge,FlowBlock *graph);	///< Get the current form of the edge
};

/// \brief A description of the body of a loop.
///
/// Following Tarjan, assuming there are no \e irreducible edges, a loop body is defined
/// by the \e head (or entry-point) and 1 or more tails, which each have a \e back \e edge into
/// the head.
class LoopBody {
  FlowBlock *head;		///< head of the loop
  vector<FlowBlock *> tails;	///< (Possibly multiple) nodes with back edge returning to the head
  int4 depth;			///< Nested depth of this loop
  int4 uniquecount;		///< Total number of unique head and tail nodes
  FlowBlock *exitblock;		///< Official exit block from loop, or NULL
  list<FloatingEdge> exitedges;	///< Edges that exit to the formal exit block
  LoopBody *immed_container;	///< Immediately containing loop body, or NULL
  void extendToContainer(const LoopBody &container,vector<FlowBlock *> &body) const;
public:
  LoopBody(FlowBlock *h) { head=h; immed_container = (LoopBody *)0; depth=0; }	///< Construct with a loop head
  FlowBlock *getHead(void) const { return head; }			///< Return the head FlowBlock of the loop
  FlowBlock *getCurrentBounds(FlowBlock **top,FlowBlock *graph);	///< Return current loop bounds (\b head and \b bottom).
  void addTail(FlowBlock *bl) { tails.push_back(bl); }			///< Add a \e tail to the loop
  FlowBlock *getExitBlock(void) const { return exitblock; }		///< Get the exit FlowBlock or NULL
  void findBase(vector<FlowBlock *> &body);				///< Mark the body FlowBlocks of \b this loop
  void extend(vector<FlowBlock *> &body) const;				///< Extend body (to blocks that never exit)
  void findExit(const vector<FlowBlock *> &body);			///< Choose the exit block for \b this loop
  void orderTails(void);						///< Find preferred \b tail
  void labelExitEdges(const vector<FlowBlock *> &body);			///< Label edges that exit the loop
  void labelContainments(const vector<FlowBlock *> &body,const vector<LoopBody *> &looporder);
  void emitLikelyEdges(list<FloatingEdge> &likely,FlowBlock *graph);	///< Collect likely \e unstructured edges
  void setExitMarks(FlowBlock *graph);					///< Mark all the exits to this loop
  void clearExitMarks(FlowBlock *graph);				///< Clear the mark on all the exits to this loop
  bool operator<(const LoopBody &op2) const { return (depth > op2.depth); }	///< Order loop bodies by depth
  static void mergeIdenticalHeads(vector<LoopBody *> &looporder);	///< Merge loop bodies that share the same \e head
  static bool compare_ends(LoopBody *a,LoopBody *b);			///< Compare the \b head then \b tail
  static int4 compare_head(LoopBody *a,FlowBlock *looptop);		///< Compare just the \b head
  static LoopBody *find(FlowBlock *looptop,const vector<LoopBody *> &looporder);	///< Find a LoopBody
  static void clearMarks(vector<FlowBlock *> &body);			///< Clear the body marks
};

/// \brief Algorithm for selecting unstructured edges based an Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAG)
///
/// With the exception of the back edges in loops, structured code tends to form a DAG.
/// Within the DAG, all building blocks of structured code have a single node entry point
/// and (at most) one exit block. Given root points, this class traces edges with this kind of
/// structure.  Paths can recursively split at any point, starting a new \e active BranchPoint, but
/// the BranchPoint can't be \e retired until all paths emanating from its start either terminate
/// or come back together at the same FlowBlock node. Once a BranchPoint is retired, all the edges
/// traversed from the start FlowBlock to the end FlowBlock are likely structurable. After pushing
/// the traces as far as possible and retiring as much as possible, any \e active edge left
/// is a candidate for an unstructured branch.
///
/// Ultimately this produces a list of \e likely \e gotos, which is used whenever the structuring
/// algorithm (ActionBlockStructure) gets stuck.
///
/// The tracing can be restricted to a \e loopbody by setting the top FlowBlock of the loop as
/// the root, and the loop exit block as the finish block.  Additionally, any edges that
/// exit the loop should be marked using LoopBody::setExitMarks().
class TraceDAG {

  struct BlockTrace;

  /// A node in the control-flow graph with multiple outgoing edges in the DAG. Ideally, all
  /// these paths eventually merge at the same node.
  struct BranchPoint {
    BranchPoint *parent;	///< The parent BranchPoint along which \b this is only one path
    int4 pathout;		///< Index (of the out edge from the parent) of the path along which \b this lies
    FlowBlock *top;		///< FlowBlock that embodies the branch point
    vector<BlockTrace *> paths;	///< BlockTrace for each possible path out of \b this BlockPoint
    int4 depth;			///< Depth of BranchPoints from the root
    bool ismark;		///< Possible mark
    void createTraces(void);	///< Given the BlockTrace objects, given a new BranchPoint
  public:
    void markPath(void);	///< Mark a path from \b this up to the root BranchPoint
    int4 distance(BranchPoint *op2);	///< Calculate distance between two BranchPoints
    FlowBlock *getPathStart(int4 i);	///< Get the start of the i-th BlockTrace
    BranchPoint(void);		///< Create the (unique) root branch point
    BranchPoint(BlockTrace *parenttrace);	///< Construct given a parent BlockTrace
    ~BranchPoint(void);		///< BranchPoint owns its BlockTraces
  };

  /// \brief A trace of a single path out of a BranchPoint
  ///
  /// Once a BranchPoint is retired with 1 outgoing edge, the multiple paths coming out of
  /// the BranchPoint are considered a single path for the parent BlockTrace.
  struct BlockTrace {
    enum {
      f_active = 1,		///< This BlockTrace is \e active.
      f_terminal = 2		///< All paths from this point exit (without merging back to parent)
    };
    uint4 flags;		///< Properties of the BlockTrace
    BranchPoint *top;		///< Parent BranchPoint for which this is a path
    int4 pathout;		///< Index of the out-edge for this path (relative to the parent BranchPoint)
    FlowBlock *bottom;		///< Current node being traversed along 1 path from decision point
    FlowBlock *destnode;	///< Next FlowBlock node \b this BlockTrace will try to push into
    int4 edgelump;		///< If >1, edge to \b destnode is "virtual" representing multiple edges coming together
    list<BlockTrace *>::iterator activeiter; ///< Position of \b this in the active trace list
    BranchPoint *derivedbp;	///< BranchPoint blocker \b this traces into
  public:
    BlockTrace(BranchPoint *t,int4 po,int4 eo);		///< Construct given a parent BranchPoint and path index
    BlockTrace(BranchPoint *root,int4 po,FlowBlock *bl);	///< Construct a root BlockTrace
    bool isActive(void) const { return ((flags & f_active)!=0); }	///< Return \b true if \b this is active
    bool isTerminal(void) const { return ((flags & f_terminal)!=0); }	///< Return \b true is \b this terminates
  };

  /// \brief Record for scoring a BlockTrace for suitability as an unstructured branch
  ///
  /// This class holds various metrics about BlockTraces that are used to sort them.
  struct BadEdgeScore {
    FlowBlock *exitproto;	///< Putative exit block for the BlockTrace
    BlockTrace *trace;		///< The active BlockTrace being considered
    int4 distance;		///< Minimum distance crossed by \b this and any other BlockTrace sharing same exit block
    int4 terminal;		///< 1 if BlockTrace destination has no exit, 0 otherwise
    int4 siblingedge;		///< Number of active BlockTraces with same BranchPoint and exit as \b this
    bool compareFinal(const BadEdgeScore &op2) const;	///< Compare BadEdgeScore for unstructured suitability
    bool operator<(const BadEdgeScore &op2) const;	///< Compare for grouping
  };

  list<FloatingEdge> &likelygoto;	///< A reference to the list of likely goto edges being produced
  vector<FlowBlock *> rootlist;		///< List of root FlowBlocks to trace from
  vector<BranchPoint *> branchlist;	///< Current set of BranchPoints that have been traced
  int4 activecount;			///< Number of active BlockTrace objects
  int4 missedactivecount;		///< Current number of active BlockTraces that can't be pushed further
  list<BlockTrace *> activetrace;	///< The list of \e active BlockTrace objects
  list<BlockTrace *>::iterator current_activeiter;	///< The current \e active BlockTrace being pushed
  FlowBlock *finishblock;		///< Designated exit block for the DAG (or null)
  void removeTrace(BlockTrace *trace);	///< Remove the indicated BlockTrace
  void processExitConflict(list<BadEdgeScore>::iterator start,list<BadEdgeScore>::iterator end);
  BlockTrace *selectBadEdge(void);	///< Select the the most likely unstructured edge from active BlockTraces
  void insertActive(BlockTrace *trace);	///< Move a BlockTrace into the \e active category
  void removeActive(BlockTrace *trace);	///< Remove a BlockTrace from the \e active category
  bool checkOpen(BlockTrace *trace);	///< Check if we can push the given BlockTrace into its next node
  list<BlockTrace *>::iterator openBranch(BlockTrace *parent);	///< Open a new BranchPoint along a given BlockTrace
  bool checkRetirement(BlockTrace *trace,FlowBlock *&exitblock);	///< Check if a given BlockTrace can be retired
  list<BlockTrace *>::iterator retireBranch(BranchPoint *bp,FlowBlock *exitblock);
  void clearVisitCount(void);		/// Clear the \b visitcount field of any FlowBlock we have modified
public:
  TraceDAG(list<FloatingEdge> &lg);	///< Construct given the container for likely unstructured edges
  ~TraceDAG(void);			///< Destructor
  void addRoot(FlowBlock *root) { rootlist.push_back(root); }	///< Add a root FlowBlock to the trace
  void initialize(void);		///< Create the initial BranchPoint and BlockTrace objects
  void pushBranches(void);		///< Push the trace through, removing edges as necessary
  void setFinishBlock(FlowBlock *bl) { finishblock = bl; }	///< Mark an exit point not to trace beyond
};

/// \brief Build a code structure from a control-flow graph (BlockGraph).
///
/// This class manages the main control-flow structuring algorithm for the decompiler.
/// In short:
///    - Start with a control-flow graph of basic blocks.
///    - Repeatedly apply:
///       - Search for sub-graphs matching specific code structure elements.
///       - Note the structure element and collapse the component nodes to a single node.
///    - If the process gets stuck, remove appropriate edges, marking them as unstructured.
class CollapseStructure {
  bool finaltrace;				///< Have we a made search for unstructured edges in the final DAG
  bool likelylistfull;				///< Have we generated a \e likely \e goto list for the current innermost loop
  list<FloatingEdge> likelygoto;		///< The current \e likely \e goto list
  list<FloatingEdge>::iterator likelyiter;	///< Iterator to the next most \e likely \e goto edge
  list<LoopBody> loopbody;			///< The list of loop bodies for this control-flow graph
  list<LoopBody>::iterator loopbodyiter;	///< Current (innermost) loop being structured
  BlockGraph &graph;				///< The control-flow graph
  int4 dataflow_changecount;			///< Number of data-flow changes made during structuring
  bool checkSwitchSkips(FlowBlock *switchbl,FlowBlock *exitblock);
  void onlyReachableFromRoot(FlowBlock *root,vector<FlowBlock *> &body);
  int4 markExitsAsGotos(vector<FlowBlock *> &body);	///< Mark edges exiting the body as \e unstructured gotos
  bool clipExtraRoots(void);			///< Mark edges between root components as \e unstructured gotos
  void labelLoops(vector<LoopBody *> &looporder);	///< Identify all the loops in this graph
  void orderLoopBodies(void);			///< Identify and label all loop structure for this graph
  bool updateLoopBody(void);			///< Find likely \e unstructured edges within the innermost loop body
  FlowBlock *selectGoto(void);			///< Select an edge to mark as  \e unstructured
  bool ruleBlockGoto(FlowBlock *bl);		///< Attempt to apply the BlockGoto structure
  bool ruleBlockCat(FlowBlock *bl);		///< Attempt to apply a BlockList structure
  bool ruleBlockOr(FlowBlock *bl);		///< Attempt to apply a BlockCondition structure
  bool ruleBlockProperIf(FlowBlock *bl);	///< Attempt to apply a 2 component form of BlockIf
  bool ruleBlockIfElse(FlowBlock *bl);		///< Attempt to apply a 3 component form of BlockIf
  bool ruleBlockIfNoExit(FlowBlock *bl);	///< Attempt to apply BlockIf where the body does not exit
  bool ruleBlockWhileDo(FlowBlock *bl);		///< Attempt to apply the BlockWhileDo structure
  bool ruleBlockDoWhile(FlowBlock *bl);		///< Attempt to apply the BlockDoWhile structure
  bool ruleBlockInfLoop(FlowBlock *bl);		///< Attempt to apply the BlockInfLoop structure
  bool ruleBlockSwitch(FlowBlock *bl);		///< Attempt to apply the BlockSwitch structure
  bool ruleCaseFallthru(FlowBlock *bl);		///< Attempt to one switch case falling through to another
  int4 collapseInternal(FlowBlock *targetbl);	///< The main collapsing loop
  void collapseConditions(void);		///< Simplify conditionals
public:
  CollapseStructure(BlockGraph &g);		///< Construct given a control-flow graph
  int4 getChangeCount(void) const { return dataflow_changecount; }	///< Get number of data-flow changes
  void collapseAll(void);			///< Run the whole algorithm
};

/// \brief Discover and eliminate \e split conditions
///
/// A \b split condition is when a conditional expression, resulting in a CBRANCH,
/// is duplicated across two blocks that would otherwise merge.
/// Instead of a single conditional in a merged block,
/// there are two copies of the conditional, two splitting blocks and no direct merge.
class ConditionalJoin {
  /// \brief A pair of Varnode objects that have been split (and should be merged)
  struct MergePair {
    Varnode *side1;		///< Varnode coming from block1
    Varnode *side2;		///< Varnode coming from block2
    MergePair(Varnode *s1,Varnode *s2) { side1 = s1; side2 = s2; }	///< Construct from Varnode objects
    bool operator<(const MergePair &op2) const;				///< Lexicographic comparator
  };
  Funcdata &data;			///< The function being analyzed
  BlockBasic *block1;			///< Side 1 of the (putative) split
  BlockBasic *block2;			///< Side 2 of the (putative) split
  BlockBasic *exita;			///< First (common) exit point
  BlockBasic *exitb;			///< Second (common) exit point
  int4 a_in1;				///< In edge of \b exita coming from \b block1
  int4 a_in2;				///< In edge of \b exita coming from \b block2
  int4 b_in1;				///< In edge of \b exitb coming from \b block1
  int4 b_in2;				///< In edge of \b exitb coming from \b block2
  PcodeOp *cbranch1;			///< CBRANCH at bottom of \b block1
  PcodeOp *cbranch2;			///< CBRANCH at bottom of \b block2
  BlockBasic *joinblock;		///< The new joined condition block
  map<MergePair,Varnode *> mergeneed;	///< Map from the MergePair of Varnodes to the merged Varnode
  bool findDups(void);			///< Search for duplicate conditional expressions
  void checkExitBlock(BlockBasic *exit,int4 in1,int4 in2);
  void cutDownMultiequals(BlockBasic *exit,int4 in1,int4 in2);
  void setupMultiequals(void);		///< Join the Varnodes in the new \b joinblock
  void moveCbranch(void);	 	//< Move one of the duplicated CBRANCHs into the new \b joinblock
public:
  ConditionalJoin(Funcdata &fd) : data(fd) { }	///< Constructor
  bool match(BlockBasic *b1,BlockBasic *b2);	///< Test blocks for the merge condition
  void execute(void);				///< Execute the merge
  void clear(void);				///< Clear for a new test
};

/// \brief Give each control-flow structure an opportunity to make a final transform
///
/// This is currently used to set up \e for loops via BlockWhileDo
class ActionStructureTransform : public Action {
public:
  ActionStructureTransform(const string &g) : Action(0,"structuretransform",g) {}	///< Constructor
  virtual Action *clone(const ActionGroupList &grouplist) const {
    if (!grouplist.contains(getGroup())) return (Action *)0;
    return new ActionStructureTransform(getGroup());
  }
  virtual int4 apply(Funcdata &data);
};

/// \brief Flip conditional control-flow so that \e preferred comparison operators are used
///
/// This is used as an alternative to the standard algorithm that structures control-flow, when
/// normalization of the data-flow is important but structured source code doesn't need to be emitted.
class ActionNormalizeBranches : public Action {
public:
  ActionNormalizeBranches(const string &g) : Action(0,"normalizebranches",g) {}	///< Constructor
  virtual Action *clone(const ActionGroupList &grouplist) const {
    if (!grouplist.contains(getGroup())) return (Action *)0;
    return new ActionNormalizeBranches(getGroup());
  }
  virtual int4 apply(Funcdata &data);
};

/// \brief  Attempt to normalize symmetric block structures.
///
/// This is used in conjunction with the action ActionBlockStructure
/// to make the most natural choice, when there is a choice in how code is structured.
/// This uses the preferComplement() method on structured FlowBlocks to choose between symmetric
/// structurings, such as an if/else where the \b true and \b false blocks can be swapped.
class ActionPreferComplement : public Action {
public:
  ActionPreferComplement(const string &g) : Action(0,"prefercomplement",g) {}	///< Constructor
  virtual Action *clone(const ActionGroupList &grouplist) const {
    if (!grouplist.contains(getGroup())) return (Action *)0;
    return new ActionPreferComplement(getGroup());
  }
  virtual int4 apply(Funcdata &data);
};

/// \brief Structure control-flow using standard high-level code constructs.
class ActionBlockStructure : public Action {
public:
  ActionBlockStructure(const string &g) : Action(0,"blockstructure",g) {}	///< Constructor
  virtual Action *clone(const ActionGroupList &grouplist) const {
    if (!grouplist.contains(getGroup())) return (Action *)0;
    return new ActionBlockStructure(getGroup());
  }
  virtual int4 apply(Funcdata &data);
};

/// \brief Perform final organization of the control-flow structure
///
/// Label unstructured edges, order switch cases, and order disjoint components of the control-flow
class ActionFinalStructure : public Action {
public:
  ActionFinalStructure(const string &g) : Action(0,"finalstructure",g) {}	///< Constructor
  virtual Action *clone(const ActionGroupList &grouplist) const {
    if (!grouplist.contains(getGroup())) return (Action *)0;
    return new ActionFinalStructure(getGroup());
  }
  virtual int4 apply(Funcdata &data);
};

/// \brief Split the epilog code of the function
///
/// Introduce RETURN operations corresponding to individual branches flowing to the epilog.
class ActionReturnSplit : public Action {
  static void gatherReturnGotos(FlowBlock *parent,vector<FlowBlock *> &vec);
  static bool isSplittable(BlockBasic *b);		///< Determine if a RETURN block can be split
public:
  ActionReturnSplit(const string &g) : Action(0,"returnsplit",g) {}		///< Constructor
  virtual Action *clone(const ActionGroupList &grouplist) const {
    if (!grouplist.contains(getGroup())) return (Action *)0;
    return new ActionReturnSplit(getGroup());
  }
  virtual int4 apply(Funcdata &data);
};

/// \brief  Look for conditional branch expressions that have been split and rejoin them
class ActionNodeJoin : public Action {
public:
  ActionNodeJoin(const string &g) : Action(0,"nodejoin",g) {}			///< Constructor
  virtual Action *clone(const ActionGroupList &grouplist) const {
    if (!grouplist.contains(getGroup())) return (Action *)0;
    return new ActionNodeJoin(getGroup());
  }
  virtual int4 apply(Funcdata &data);
};

#endif

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