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I'll be at the Reboot conference in Copenhagen in a couple of weeks. I'm hoping to meet some fellow web designers and get some feedback on SiteVista. I'm also attending the 37Signals workshop the day before, to pick up some tips to make SiteVista more successful. If anyone would like to arrange to meet up before/after/during either of these events, do get in touch.


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Q: Preventing JavaScript Injections in a PHP Web Application What are the measures needed to prevent or to stop JavaScript injections from happening in a PHP Web application so that sensitive information is not given out (best-practices in PHP, HTML/XHTML and JavaScript)?

A: Treat any value you output to html with htmlspecialchars() by default.
Only excuse for not using htmlspecialchars() is when you need to output to html string that itself contains html. In that case you must be sure that this string is from completely safe source. If you don't have such confidence then you must pass it through whitelist html filter that allows only for carefully limited set of tags, attributes, and attribute values. You should be especially careful about attribute values. You should never allow everything to pass as attribute value especially for attributes like src, hef, style.
You should know all places in your webapp where you output anything to html without using htmspeciachars(), be sure that you really need those places and be aware that despite all your confidence those places are potential vulnerabilities.
If you are thinking that this is too much caution: "Why do I need to htmlspecialchar() this variable that of I know it contains just integer and loose all the precious CPU cycles?"
Remember this: You don't know, you only think you know, CPU cycles are cheapest thing in the world and nearly all of them will be wasted by waiting for database or filesystem or even memory access.
Also never use blacklist html filters. Youtube made that mistake and someone suddenly found out that only first

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If you want to know why gun control doesn't work, you only need to look at one photo to see why.
"Federal Installation," the top of the sign reads in black letters atop a yellow background. "Firearms Are Prohibited In This Facility." The bullets that shattered the glass in more than a dozen places around the gun-free zone sign did not heed its commands.
BREAKING: FBI: Man who attacked military sites in Tennessee purchased some of his guns illegally.
In other words, the gun control regime not only failed to prevent the terrorist from obtaining his firearms, it also failed to prevent him from possessing them in a gun-free zone. The gun ban did, however, dissuade law-abiding Marines from carrying firearms that they could've used to protect themselves.
Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez is suspected of murdering four unarmed Marines in Chattanooga and wounding others. As I write this, we still don't know how Abdulazeez obtained his gun or what his motivations were—though, we can take an educated guess on the latter. What we do know is that Abdulazeez shot his victims in a "gun-free zone," which is a useful illustration of the absurdity of gun-control laws: we constrain conscientious Americans but offer free rein to killers. In this case, even our best trained warriors were helpless.
The gun-free zone sign didn't prevent the shooter from firing a gun at completely innocent individuals within the zone. It did, however, prevent them from defending themselves. The key to stopping gun violence isn't gun control, because this episode (along with many others) proves that gun control just doesn't work. The key is acknowledging the God-given right of free people to defend themselves. Especially when they put their lives on the line to defend us.


Tthis is a heavy weight brass lead rope clip with swivel, with a square eye made for a 5/8" (16mm) leather or webbing strap. This is a good strong clip, ideal for use on a dog lead.
It measures 3" (75mm) from end to end.


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Martin is the last of our calves and kids to join us in 2012. He was born early this morning and his mother Marion had him right inside the daily paddock rather than breaking down the electric fencing and going off to a corner while setting all of the other animals free. Since I had to go to work, I really appreciated Marion's considerateness.
Martin is a half-brother to Lawrence, sired by the same bull last summer. Half-brother can also be taken another way and still be literal, because while Lawrence checked in at a robust 105 lbs Martin joined us today at a much more reasonable 68 lbs. I'd rather our calves be 70 lbs than 100 lbs just for the safety of the mother and to reduce or eliminate the need to pull calves.
Martin was freshly born when I encountered him at six o'clock this morning. The morning fog was pretty thick, and I couldn't see him until I was right up next to the paddock. His mother was still trying to dry him off. Martin was not so interested in being dried off, Martin was interested in milk. He would not stand still for cleaning until he had gotten a good long drink of it.
After he finished his drink I weighed him, put iodine on his navel and umbilical cord, and gave him ear tag #2.
I'm looking forward to seeing him this afternoon after work. I can't stop worrying about him. We are having "unseasonably warm weather" here in early May. That's the weatherman's polite way of saying it's going to be 90° today. I hope he's able to find the shade shack.


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Cowboys lean on defense in Prescott's return, top Lions 24-6
By SCHUYLER DIXON - Oct. 23, 2022 05:30 PM EDT
Detroit Lions tight end Brock Wright (89) is tackled at the 1-yard line by Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons (11) during the second half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 23, 2022, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/Ron Jenkins)
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Dak Prescott made sure to remember what he watched during the five games the star quarterback missed with a fractured right thumb.
The Dallas defense has things under control.
Ezekiel Elliott ran for two 1-yard touchdowns, Prescott threw for a score in his return and the Cowboys forced five turnovers in a 24-6 victory over the Detroit Lions on Sunday.
Dallas (5-2) recovered Jamaal Williams' fumble inside its 1 with a four-point lead early in the fourth quarter.
Jared Goff was responsible for four other Detroit turnovers with two interceptions and two fumbles, while Prescott didn't give the ball away.
Kind of like the formula Cooper Rush followed in winning the first four games without Prescott before three interceptions helped end the streak a week ago, when defending NFC East champs lost at undefeated division leader Philadelphia.
"It was important for me to see that and to recognize that and know coming back, don't try to do too much," Prescott said. "I'm just trying to play my role and make sure that I put this team in the best chance to win."
The Lions (1-5) got a solid showing for three quarters from the NFL's worst defense, but coach Dan Campbell fell to 0-11-1 on the road with the Lions in something of a homecoming for the Texas native.
Campbell's frustration in a fourth consecutive loss showed when he threw his headset after Williams lost the ball in a pile and Anthony Barr recovered for Dallas with the Cowboys up 10-6.
Campbell said he threw the headset because he was trying to get a challenge of the previous play, when tight end Brock Wright was ruled down at the 1 on a 17-yard catch.
"I'm frustrated because we're losing, just like I was last year," said Campbell, whose record as Detroit's coach dropped to 4-18-1. "But I'm not down, I'm not losing confidence. I'm not going to go hide in a corner."
Goff's first three turnovers led to Dallas touchdowns, starting with Trevon Diggs' third interception of the season on a diving play inside the Dallas 20 with the Lions leading 6-3.
Elliott jump-started the ensuing 82-yard drive by hurdling DeShon Elliott on an 18-yard run. Tony Pollard ran for 28 yards two plays later, and the Cowboys took their first lead on Elliott's 1-yard plunge.
Dallas didn't have to go nearly as far after the next two turnovers from Goff.
Elliott's second TD came after Goff was intercepted by Jourdan Lewis at the Dallas 46.
Goff then lost the ball on one of the first two sacks of rookie Sam Williams' career, giving the Cowboys possession at the Detroit 24. Prescott threw a 2-yard scoring pass to rookie Peyton Hendershot.
"Everywhere I've been I broke the record, JUCO, high school, Ole Miss, now I'm trying to do it here," Williams said. "Trying to leave my name on something positive."
The first multi-TD game of the season for Elliott came after he took a hard shot to his right knee in the first half. Elliott had 57 yards on 15 carries, and Pollard rushed 12 times for 83 yards.
"He's relentless," Prescott said of Elliott. "When I saw the play, I thought it was a little ugly. He said he'd be good and wasn't too long before he was jumping a guy."
With shorter fields late, Prescott settled into a groove, finishing 19 of 25 for 207 yards.
"Starting with the command of the huddle and the whole operation, I thought he was really on point there," coach Mike McCarthy said. "They're big things that don't show up in the stat column. I thought he had a winning performance today."
Goff was 21 of 26 for 228 yards. Williams was effective with 79 yards on 15 carries, but had the critical mistake that kept the Lions from taking a fourth-quarter lead.
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Diggs has 17 career interceptions, tied for most in the NFL since he entered the league in 2020. Those picks have come in his first 35 games, giving him the second-most for a player in the Super Bowl era behind former Cowboys cornerback Everson Walls. Diggs tied Walls' club record of 11 picks last season.
PUNTER GETS PAID
Detroit's Jack Fox averaged 48 yards on three punts a day after the announcement of a three-year contract extension. The deal has the highest average annual value for punters at $3.8 million, according to Spotrac.
Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown was ruled out by the concussion protocol after leaving the game following his only catch in the first quarter. ... RB De'Andre Swift missed his third consecutive game with ankle and shoulder injuries after the Lions were hopeful he could return. ... Cowboys T G Matt Farniok was ruled out in the second half with a hamstring injury.
Lions: Host Miami next Sunday.
Cowboys: Host Chicago next Sunday in the second of four consecutive matchups with NFC North teams.


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Two years ago, Robert Pattinson was a forgotten extra in a 'Harry Potter' movie. Then he got cast as a blue-balled vampire in 'Twilight,' the year's kazillion-dollar movie franchise, and every woman in America over 14 wants him. Too bad he's not sure he wants them
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Photography by Nathaniel Goldberg
A few days after we meet Robert Pattinson for the first time, we will call up his Twilight costar Kristen Stewart, who will say this about him:
"He can't lie," she says. "It makes things a little scary for him sometimes. But it's my favorite thing about him."
Funny—by then, it would be our favorite thing about him, too. We spend a Tuesday afternoon with Pattinson, in a little bakerycafé on Doheny Drive, in West Hollywood, and the whole time, he seems to be telling the truth compulsively, heedlessly, helplessly, as if he'd been shot with a sodium pentothal dart while parking his car.
Pattinson's other problem—he admits this early on—is that he can't abide a conversational lull.
"I just say the first thing that comes into my head," he said, "out of nervousness. During interviews I'm literally shitting my pants. I don't want there to be a silence, because I'll start crying."
It's December; Twilight, in which Pattinson, 22, plays an adorably tortured permateenage vampire too principled to drink human blood, has been in theaters for about a month. Long enough for it to gross more than $150 million, long enough for the studio to pull the trigger on the first of three potential sequels by replacing director Catherine Hardwicke with one of the guys responsible for the American Pie franchise, not long enough for Pattinson to grasp what any of these developments mean for him, or the importance of dissembling in the presence of reporters.
He slides into his chair, dressed all in black, with a weeksold beard, hair crammed under a wool cap, looking like Justin Timberlake researching an offBroadway turn as Terry Malloy. His clothes smell like he has recently purchased them off the back of someone less fortunate than he. He's just come from a bigtime meeting with a director and can't wait to tell us how weird it was. Some guy offering him a part, maybe, in a movie so double top secret he couldn't tell Pattinson what it was about. "He wouldn't say anything," Pattinson says, "and he also wouldn't leave," so Pattinson sat there and talked about himself for three hours and drank enough coffee to make a rhino's heart explode.
"God, I don't remember the last time I ate," Pattinson says.
In a vampire movie, he'd have said this with a suggestive eyebrowwiggle, and then they'd cut to our pallid corpse tumbling out of a Dumpster. Stupid journalist. Instead, Pattinson goes on, filling dead air. He explains that the place he's staying at in L.A. has a microwave, and that he's never had a microwave before, and that he spends a lot of time looking for new things you can microwave. Those frozen cheeseburgers, from the store. A carrot. Did we mention that he's had about nineteen cups of coffee He asks the waiter about the soup. It's chicken vegetable. He orders a Coke.
Here is what Pattinson says about getting the part of Edward the vampire in Twilight:
"I took half a Valium and then went into this thing—and all this stuff happened."
Okay—to be fair, that's not all he tells us. He was on the verge of quitting acting, he says. He'd followed up what was, back then, the biggest role of his career—in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, as Cedric Diggory, sort of the haughty blond Iceman to Harry's Maverick—by getting fired from a play in London, where he grew up. He was in Los Angeles, crashing on his agent's couch, looking for an American job.
That's all Twilight was to Pattinson, at first: an American job. He didn't know about the cult, about the fans who'd followed Edward and Bella, his perpetually imperiled mortal lady friend, from the first book—which turned author Stephenie Meyer, a Mormon stayathome mom from Arizona, into the biggest publishingindustry phenomenon since _Potter'_s J. K. Rowling—through three increasingly thickasabrick sequels. He didn't know that as soon as the movie adaptation was announced, those Twilight fans—about 98.999 percent female and 100 percent fervent—started burning up Internet message boards with deeply felt opinions about which actors were right (and wrong, wrong, wr0ng!!!!) for the male lead. All he knew was that he couldn't remember how to do an American accent. He was freaking out. Hence the pill.
"It was the first time I've ever taken Valium," he says after a second, perhaps realizing how this sounds. "A quarter. A quarter of a Valium. I tried to do it for another audition, and it just completely backfired—I was passing out." (Don't do drugs, kids.)
He auditioned in Hardwicke's bedroom; Hardwicke videotaped him and Stewart performing one of the movie's big love scenes. By then, Hardwicke had already met with hundreds of potential Edwards. "I'd seen a zillion really cute guys," she says. "But that was the problem. They all looked like the supercute kid in your high school. The prom king, or the captain of the football team. They didn't look like they were from another world and time."
They did the scene. There was a vibe. Hardwicke waited a day to decide—"No matter how much I fall in love with the person, I make myself review the tape, to make sure I wasn't just overwhelmed by something in the air"—but says Stewart told her, right there in the room, "It has to be Rob."
"Everybody came in doing something empty and shallow and thoughtless," Stewart says. "I know that's a fucking great thing to say about all the other actors—but Rob understood that it wasn't a frivolous role."
Hardwicke still had to convince Summit Entertainment, the studio bankrolling Twilight, that Pattinson was the guy.
"There was a call from the head of the studio," Hardwicke says. " 'Are you sure you can make this guy handsome' "
They sent him to a trainer, dyed his hair and cut it. Pattinson immersed himself in the lore—the novels and Midnight Sun, Meyer's unpublished, unfinished retelling of _Twilight _from Edward's point of view. ("I was a vampire, and she had the sweetest blood I'd smelled in eighty years.") He showed up to shoot the movie with a lot of ideas about how it could be more than a horrortinged tween romance. How Edward could be less like the turtlenecked Prince Charming from the novels—"If you met a guy like that in real life," he says, "you'd think he was kind of dorky"—and more like the edgy dude burning himself with cigarettes in the corner at the high school party. Less hottie, more monster. He thought that at the end of the movie, when Edward and Bella slowdance to Iron & Wine on prom night, they shouldn't kiss. "I thought that would be interesting," he says, "for a teen thing."
In the books, Edward refuses to go all the way with Bella, fearing he'll vamp out in the heat of passion, but because he's a 107yearold vampire, he's got seduction game like no 17yearold alive. The story fuses the bodiceripping True Love Never Dies sensuality of the vampire mythos with the True Love Waits ethos of Bushera abstinence education; it's a heavybreathing romance in which all physical affection represents a slippery slope to horrible undeath.
The movie amps up the lust. Bella and Edward's relationship plays out like a goth remix of Splendor in the Grass, and Pattinson seethes like Warren Beatty driven—forgive us—batshit by a hundredyear case of blue balls.
Twilight got mid reviews but opened huge anyway, pulling down $70 million in three days. By then the screaming had started. Girls who'd been in love with Edward on the page suddenly had a reallive human to focus their passion on. The cast's public appearances occasioned Hard Day's Night hysteria. In London, Pattinson's friends watched in horror as the crowd swallowed him. At a mall in San Francisco, Pattinson was supposed to sign autographs for about 500 fans at a Hot Topic store; a few thousand showed up. Pattinson claims not to remember the chaos that resulted, although he says it in a shaky voice, like someone claiming not to remember shit that went down in Nam.
Pattinson says he's always been hypersensitive about being looked at, that when he was a kid and somebody'd make eye contact with him on the bus or something, he'd freak out. He's one of those tall people who hunch, trying to disappear. Then all this stuff happened. He wasn't ready. His first thought, whenever he finds himself in one of these crowds, is always, Someone could very easily stab me.
He isn't complaining. We don't want to make it sound like he's complaining. But he can feel all of it making him crazy. It's like being a fugitive in your own backyard. The other day, he went out, shook off three paparazzimobiles, hit the drivethru at the InNOut. He was going to eat a burger in the car. He drove around and found a gasstation parking lot a few blocks away, intending to sit there and eat, "just hidden, in the darkness.
"And I turn around," he says, "and in the car next to me, there's a woman giving a man a blow job! Right there, in the car park!"
This is what this kind of attention does to you; to do the things that normal people do, you have to go where normal people go to do furtive things.
Somebody got pictures of him anyway. Hidden in the darkness! Like some kind of Hamburglar!
He tries not to go out if he can avoid it. Stays home, watches movies, microwaves. Mostly, though, he reads about himself on the Internet. According to the Internet, there is another Robert Pattinson out there, living a very different life. A creature of the night, eager to sink his fangs into anything with boobs and a pulse. All bullshit, Pattinson says, but he reads the stories anyway, out of a kind of masochistic narcissism.
And he admits to reading it, which is the really weird part. He reads the gossip blogs and the Twilight fan fiction ("It's surprisingly hardcore. And very well written"). He knows what the fake Robert Pattinson said on the fake Robert Pattinson Facebook page. (The fake Robert Pattinson claimed to have nailed Kristen Stewart. The fake Robert Pattinson was kind of like Chuck Bass, if Chuck Bass were uncouth enough to trumpet his conquests on somebody's Wall.)
Part of the problem is that gossip abhors a vacuum, and for all intents and purposes, Pattinson didn't exist as a public figure until he was cast in Twilight; his celebrity is a movie tiein product, like the Edward action figure or Twilight, the perfume (smells like "lavender and freesia"—as for what freesia smells like, you're on your own).
For what it's worth: He grew up in London. His mom worked for a modeling agency, his dad was a luxurycar importer. He did some modeling as a kid, some amateur theater, some British TV, took a break from a fancy prep school to do Harry Potter. There's so little to know about him that everything he says now becomes hyperimportant, data to be gospelized. A reporter asks him something stupid about his hair, he makes a dumb joke about never washing it, and suddenly his clip file grows fat with stories about his deplorable personal hygiene. Sometimes he doesn't even have to say anything. People make stuff up.
"There's literally not a single [true] story that could be written about me," he says. "I never do anything."
We ask him to cite an example of something untrue that's been written about him.
"There's this thing about my supposed girlfriend," he says. "There's this one girl who's consistently mentioned. It's like, 'He's dating this Brazilian model.' "
Go on.
"Yes," he says. "What's her name—Annelyse. I've never met her."
Annelyse's last name is Schoenberger; after she was spotted with Pattinson at a Kings of Leon concert last October, aggrieved RPatts fans accused her, on the Internet, of having an "alien face."
But c'mon, we say to Pattinson. We ask you to deny something and you give us the Brazilian model That's the celebrityrelationshipdenial equivalent of claiming you have a girlfriend in Canada. Did you really propose to Kristen Stewart every day while shooting Twilight
"I said that in some interview, as a joke—'Oh, I proposed to her multiple times.' And then it gets printed: 'On the set, he proposed multiple times.' "
(Later we ask Stewart about this: "He probably proposes to several girls a day," she says, bonedrily. "It's sort of his thing. He thinks it's cute.")
Okay. What about the love triangle between you, Camilla Belle, and Joe Jonas from the Jonas Brothers
"That's the funniest one," Pattinson says. "No. I mean, yeah, yeah, I'm friends with Camilla."
He starts to explain how Belle, best known for playing a cavegirl in 10,000 BC, dated, or is supposed to have once dated—we have trouble following the thread—his friend, an actor named Tom Sturridge. So you're supposed to have stolen her from your best friend, we ask, before you stole her from the other dude
"From the Jonas brother, yeah," Pattinson says. "I'm completely out of control. It's funny, though, because I met her at her place the other day, and there's a security gate, and even the security woman—I guess she knows that Camilla lives there, and she was like, 'Oooh!' "
Okay, we say. So you're picking her up at her apartment
"Like, once," he says. "But it's like—they always say 'A source said,' and I don't know a single person that could be a source."
But we've seen pictures. You guys were walking in Venice Beach, after lunch.
"That's the extent of it," Pattinson says. "I mean, Camilla's the nicest—she's a saint. And it's funny that she's being portrayed as this home wrecker. She's literally the most unlikely person to be a home wrecker. It's just ridiculous."
So it's a friendship, we ask him, that's been misinterpreted
"I mean—yeah," he says. "I don't see people. I don't even have people's phone numbers. I almost don't want to have a girlfriend, in this environment."
This is maybe the most poorly ecuted denial we've ever heard. This is, in fact, how we would deny dating Camilla Belle if we wanted as many people as possible to believe that we were totally hitting that, while still coming off as an untruthful person. Either Pattinson can't lie, or he can't lie very well.
It's funny, because Pattinson worships Jack Nicholson, who's legendary for giving interviewers less than the time of day. And he loves Brando, citing a YouTube clip of the actor giving a characteristically performancearty and uncooperative press conference in the mid'60s. Brando could do that, of course, because he was Marlon fucking Brando. Brando could show up, burp the alphabet in front of a couple of Associated Press guys, and catch the next plane back to Tahiti. Pattinson understands that this isn't an option for him.
"The only way to establish any kind of mystique," he says, "is to completely shut up and never talk to anyone. And I'm contractually obligated not to shut up."
Pattinson hasn't shot anything new since Twilight wrapped. He won't be in front of the camera again until this spring, when he starts shooting the next Twilight movie, New Moon, due out in November. But in the meantime, he'll show up as young Salvador Dalí in a period drama called Little Ashes, about the prefame bromance between Dalí, director Luis Buñuel, and poet Federico García Lorca.
Pattinson auditioned for the movie two years ago, during a post–Harry Potter, pre_Twilight_ career lull. He'd been thinking about putting acting aside to focus on music. (Two of his songs, including the Jeff Buckley–ish ballad "Never Think," appear on the Twilight soundtrack.)
He'd read for the Lorca part, but when they asked him to play Dalí, he said yes. "I wanted to have a vacation in Spain," he says. "But it became just—really, really hard. I'd never done a job that was so hard."
There was no budget. Most of the crew spoke Spanish; Pattinson didn't. He spent a lot of time by himself, trying to figure out how to play the part, worried he'd look like an idiot. (For what it's worth, all that effort is up there on the screen. Pattinson's Dalí starts out as a walleyed, puffyshirted Simple Jack type before morphing into the twirlymustachioed culturehero Dalí of dormroomposter fame. It's one of those movies in which you can tell Dalí's having an aesthetic breakthrough because he starts pressing really hard when he paints.)
"In a lot of ways," Pattinson says, "I was kind of crossing lines of what I thought I was comfortable doing. I had to do all this naked stu__ff_._"
See, Little Ashes contains a fair amount of homoerotic activity, some of which is portrayed artfully and obliquely (Dalí and Lorca dive together in a moonlit sea) and some of which is, y'know, not (Lorca makes athletic, spiteful love to a woman while Dalí masturbates gloomily in a corner). It's the kind of project you could imagine a guy in Pattinson's place taking on post_Twilight_ as a way of telling the world he's versatile and/or fearless. Except it wasn't.
"I thought I'd never get another acting job again," Pattinson says. "So I was like, 'Yeah—why not try to do something weird' There's all these gay sex scenes. And y'know, I haven't even done a sex scene with a girl, in my whole career."
(While he says this, he's pinching the skin on the back of his left hand and sort of twisting it clockwise with his right.)
"And here I am, with Javier [Beltrán], who plays Lorca, doing an extremely hardcore sex scene, where I have a nervous breakdown afterward. And because we're both straight, what we were doing seemed kind of ridiculous."
(Now he's sort of laughing.)
"Trying to do it doggiestyle. Trying to have a nervous breakdown while doing it doggiestyle. And it wasn't even a closed set. There were all these Spanish electricians giggling to themselves."
He's pretty sure the only reason Little Ashes is getting any kind of promotional push is that he's in it.
"It's nothing," he says. "It would never have been released. I mean, that's a terrible thing to say, but this was a movie where we didn't even have standins! We were scrambling, the entire time. We didn't even have trailers."
He hasn't actually seen the finished film. He says he hasn't seen any movie he's been in since the Potter movies—not even Twilight. He took his mom to the American Twilight premiere, squirmed through the first ten minutes, then bolted. "I went out and sat in the car," he says, "having a fullblown panic attack." Ten minutes in, he looked up and realized someone was videotaping him.
He doesn't want to watch himself on film because he's worried he'll look like a fraud. Even before he started acting, he says, "I was constantly thinking that I was faking my emotions. I was constantly attacking myself: You're a fake, you're a fraud."
"I remember when I was a teenager thinking my girlfriend was cheating on me, and going around riling myself up. Pretending to cry. It was totally illegitimate—I actually didn't feel anything. I went to some pub and then went crying all the way home. And I got into my dog's bed. I was crying and holding on to the dog. I woke up in the morning, and the dog was looking at me like, 'You're a fake.' "
Was she actually cheating on you
"No," Pattinson says, laughing. "I thought I'd seen her with another guy, but she wasn't even there. I spent three days apologizing to the dog."
Then there are girls, interrupting. Two of them—young, darkhaired, apologetic yet googlyeyed—approach the table to ask for an autograph. One of them hands him a Victoria's Secret shopping bag to sign.
"Victoria's Secret!" he says, brow arched. "What did you get"
"I work there!" the girl says.
Pattinson asks whom he should make the autograph out to.
"Well," the girl says, indicating her friend, "it's her bag, so—Patty. Her name's Patty."
Patty's bag is made out of that stiff, slippery, possiblysuitableforuseasheatshieldtilingontheSpaceShuttle shoppingbag paper, and Pattinson can't make a mark on it. Realizing there's a crisis, Patty—who's been sort of hanging back—steps up, suddenly emboldened, and says, "I have another pen. The movie was really good."
"And you look just like you do on film," the first girl says. "Which is a compliment. Because some people don't. Like, Heidi Klum comes into our store all the time—"
"She looks different," Patty says.
"She looks di__ff__erent," the first girl says, then adds, softly, dreamily, "You look exactly the same."
"Really" Pattinson says, frowning. "People always say the opposite. What's your name, sorry"
"My name's Eva," the girl says. "EVA."
"I always thought I could hide," he says. He poses for a couple of pictures with the girls. The wallpaper on Patty's cameraphone is a picture of Pattinson as Edward.
"Did you have that on there before" Pattinson says. "That's hilarious."
Pattinson doesn't know what his first real post_Twilight_ project is going to be. When we ask him about Parts Per Billion, an indie drama he was supposed to star in with Dennis Hopper and Rosario Dawson, he says he doesn't know, that the start date kept moving—"That's the annoying thing about doing little films"—and sure enough, a couple of weeks after we talk, it is announced that he's dropping out of the movie to focus on prepping for the Twilight sequel, New Moon, about which he knows very little, because he's "never told shit about anything."
"I'm completely in the dark," he says. "No one will even give me the script."
They're keeping you in a box.
"Yes," Pattinson says. He mimes opening the lid of a coffin. "Shut up, Edward!"
He has a hard time even thinking of New Moon as a sequel, because it's so unlike the first book. "I don't know how they're going to make a movie out of it," he says, "because _Twilight'_s a love story, and New Moon is just—Bella's manicdepressive throughout the entire book. There's very, very little happiness, and there's nothing teeny about it."
This may be the bestcase scenario, that the Twilight movies will get darker and Pattinson will have a chance to throw some real heat, performancewise. Hardwicke says that back on the Twilight set, before the movie's franchise future was a sure thing, she and Pattinson "talked about a lot of other projects. He's obviously ridiculously photogenic, but he's also so talented and has so much insight. I see him creating stylized, odd, wild, fantastical characters, like what Johnny Depp does."
Which would be great. But the worstcase scenario is that after four vampire movies—or, depending on how they carve up the 754page behemoth that is Breaking Dawn, the last book in the series, five—no one will ever take him seriously as a mortal. There's a chance that Twilight will go down as his 21 Jump Street, and there's a chance he'll be doomed to stalk the Twilight_convention circuit forever like some undead Mark Hamill, signing pictures of his 22yearold self for an endless line of Pattys and Evas grown plump with age. We try to gently raise this issue by asking him if he's got a post_Twilight game plan. He talks about starting a production company, maybe putting out his musician friends' records. We note that he hasn't mentioned any goals that involve acting.
"I'm not massively concerned about doing lots of acting jobs," he says. "If it all just went, right now, I'd be like, 'All right. I don't really care.' That's probably a stupid thing to say. But I don't, really. I think it'd be much worse to do a load of stuff that's really bad. Because then you can't go into another career. If you've made an idiot out of yourself, you're never going to be taken seriously, as a lawyer or something, if you're, like, a joke actor. The only thing I want from anything is to not be embarrassed."
Still, we say. You didn't talk about your acting. We totally gave you the window to James Lipton it up. (Or to try to convince us that you're More Than Just the Sexy Vampire, we think but don't say.)
"I literally have nothing to say," he says. "So I don't think, Oh, I wish they'd asked me about my craft instead of my hair."
Is there anything you wish you'd gotten to talk about in this interview
"Okay," he says. Deep breath. "I fucked Joe Jonas."
"I love him."
Maybe he's lying when he talks about the future, when he acts like he doesn't care. But maybe he really isn't massively concerned about what he's going to do. If you don't commit to a goal, you don't have to worry about what you're doing, or not doing, to make it come true. About what having your name on four or five vampire movies will do to keep you from getting there. About the choices you're making and the ones you're letting time and inertia and other people make for you. Maybe hanging back and reading about your life in the tabloids is less scary than committing, at 22, to something that might turn out to be beyond you. Or maybe he really does think about becoming a lawyer. Who knows.
Pattinson checks his phone. He has no new messages.
"Not a single person calls me," he says. Not long ago, he says, he turned on his English cell phone for the first time in six months; he had two missed calls, from giggling teenage girls asking to speak with Edward.
We ask him what he has on tap for tonight; he mumbles something about "somebody's birthday," then talks about the social circle he's developed in this city. "It's so weird," he says. "It's like, 'You were just my L.A. friend. I didn't intend to have any responsibility for you whatsoever.' "
("Somebody's birthday," incidentally, turns out to be a quasistarstudded dinner at Il Sole on Sunset Boulevard; "L.A. friends" in attendance include girlkissing pop temptress Katy Perry.)
Pattinson offers us a ride to our hotel. As we're getting up to leave, he glances out the window behind him. "Well," he says, "you'll be encountering the other end of it now."
"The 14yearold paparazzo is outside," Pattinson says.
Sure enough—when we get outside, there's this kid, a scowling Dennis the Menace type in baggy jeans, blasting away with a giant camera.
"You look really young," Pattinson says to the kid, who's backing out into oncoming traffic, still shooting. "How old are you"
"Sixteen," the kid says. He looks 14. The moment couldn't be more Felliniesque unless we were being pap'd by a dwarf in a loincloth. For a moment, following Pattinson across the street to his car, we recoil, trying to hide in our sweatshirt hood; then we remember that we're nobody, that the kid could not give less of a crap about us, that if we walk away from Pattinson, out of the kid's field of vision, he'll leave us alone. We imagine what it would be like if this were our life, all the time. It would drive us mad, and we would probably live in fear of it ever stopping, because of what that would mean.
A few days later, the pictures show up on the Internet. It is breathlessly reported that Pattinson was enjoying a latenight snack (it was actually about six o'clock) with a "mystery male" (us) on Thursday (it was Wednesday). We're in a few of the pictures with him. Pattinson looks goofy, possibly stoned, but still handsome, whereas we look sweaty, guilty, and possibly inbred.
We make it to the car and speed off. Pattinson's old '89 BMW finally died a few weeks ago, so he's been driving this rented Audi S4. It's a total juniorEndeavoragentonthemake ride. We point this out. "I think my agent does have this car, actually," Pattinson says. Before we've gone fifty feet, the windshield steams up and Pattinson can't see a damn thing. He hasn't driven the car on a cold day before, and he doesn't know where the defogger button is.
He turns on the heat—"That's supposed to do something, right"—and then merges into traffic, still blind, cursing his way into the left lane. "I think I'm better off on Melrose, because there aren't any pedestrian crossings," he says. "You're going to regret accepting this lift."
Then he hits another button. Success. The windshield starts to clear and at last Pattinson can see where he's going.
Alex Pappademas_ is _GQ's staff writer.
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[Round 1 Review] Collingwood Vs. Hawthorn
Posted on March 31, 2012 March 31, 2012 by J. Burnett
Heading into last night's match, I think most of us had prepared ourselves for a defeat as the Hawks have looked in better nick during the preseason and on paper, looked to have a stronger team. With this in mind, I don't think too many Magpie fans would have been shocked at the final siren, but some disappointment would have been felt all the same given we had edged in front during the early stages of the last quarter.
[Round 1 Preview] Collingwood Vs. Hawthorn
It's been something of a hectic week, so I haven't been able to quite find the time to put together a more comprehensive preview for our opening match of the season. Time is of the essence, as we are just hours from the opening bounce, so without further ado let's get the teams out of…
Craig's Boy Has Got Some Poise
James Stewart is a name you're going to be hearing a bit about this year, regardless of how he performs during the TAC Cup and U18 Championships. The son of former Collingwood player Craig Stewart and eligible as a father/son selection during this year's draft, Magpie fans will be debating his worth as the season…
Sharrod Drops The Ball
In the midst of concerns over the availability of a host of senior players, Sharrod Wellingham has been suspended for two senior games less than a fortnight from the kick-off of our 2012 season. It was poor timing on Sharrod's part, who many were hoping would be amongst our senior players available for selection against…
NAB Cup Review: Collingwood Vs. St Kilda
Full match review from our NAB Cup practise match against St Kilda yesterday at Visy Park. A much improved showing from our boys, resulting in a 33 point win in wet conditions.
Draft Dredging 2009-2011
At the final siren in the Grand Final Replay of 2010, the faithful flocked to the fences in order to embrace and thank our heroes. It's safe to say that had Derek Hine been doing the rounds on the boundary, those same fans would have been equally as enthusiastic in their appreciation. For good reason,…
Almost Instant Perspective
Like a lot of Collingwood fans, I wasn't too impressed with the second half against Adelaide and the overall scrappy affair against Melbourne. Fair enough too, as they weren't the easiest of games to watch and we have grown accustomed to a much higher level of performance. If you follow the message boards however, you…
NAB Cup Review: Collingwood Vs. Adelaide
t was Adelaide by plenty after our boys put in a competitive first half that was followed by a pedestrian showing in the second, so with that in mind let's just jump into the wash-up without spending time on the numbers.
NAB Cup Review: Collingwood Vs. Melbourne
Posted on March 4, 2012 March 5, 2012 by J. Burnett
After a scrappy round robin affair a fortnight ago, it was good to see a slightly more traditional format in last night's round two clash against Melbourne. Over the space of four quarters, with the option of substituting up to seven players at half-time – we had an opportunity to get a longer look at our youngsters and those on the cusp hoping to stake a claim in the senior side.


The Paradise Town Council will address several issues on Tuesday night.
The council will vote on whether to revise the ordinance rezoning certain real property from a one-acre minimum to a town residential, 1/3-acre minimum zone pursuant to Paradise municipal code.
The board will also consider and vote on filing the recent transactions of the town's finances. The town is in a holding pattern until November 2018 to see whether the community will extend the 0.50% sales tax in order to maintain service levels. In the meantime, the Town will stay its current course and maintain budgets.
The board will put to a vote whether the Town Manager can enter into a contract Zustan K-9 Services for the purchase and training of a police canine and the council will vote on whether to authorize the use of the Canine Donation Fund to pay for a police canine and the Initial Basic Handlers Course. Also on the agenda to review is whether to approve the town manager to sell/transfer ownership of current Police K9 Taz to another Law Enforcement Agency.
Paradise Town Council will meet on Tuesday, Oct. 9 at 6 p.m. at Town Hall located at 5555 Skyway.


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Q: why torch.Tensor subtract works well when tensor size is different? This example will make it easier to understand. The following fails:
A = tensor.torch([[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6]])   # shape : (2, 3)
B = tensor.torch([[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6]]) # shape : (3, 2)
print((A - B).shape)

# RuntimeError: The size of tensor A (3) must match the size of tensor B (2) at non-singleton dimension 1
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A = tensor.torch([[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6]])   # shape : (3, 2)
B = tensor.torch([[1, 2], [3, 4],]) # shape : (2, 2)
print((A - B).shape)

# RuntimeError: The size of tensor A (3) must match the size of tensor B (2) at non-singleton dimension 0

But the following works well:
a = torch.ones(8).unsqueeze(0).unsqueeze(-1).expand(4, 8, 7)
a_temp = a.unsqueeze(2)                            # shape : ( 4, 8, 1, 7 )
b_temp = torch.transpose(a_temp, 1, 2)             # shape : ( 4, 1, 8, 7 )
print(a_temp-b_temp)                               # shape : ( 4, 8, 8, 7 )

Why does the latter work, but not the former?
How/why has the result shape been expanded?

A: This is well explained by the broadcasting semantics. The important part is :
Two tensors are "broadcastable" if the following rules hold:

*

*Each tensor has at least one dimension.

*When iterating over the dimension sizes, starting at the trailing dimension, the dimension sizes must either be equal, one of them is 1, or one of them does not exist.

In your case, (3,2) and (2,3) cannot be broadcast to a common shape (3 != 2 and neither are equal to 1), but (4,8,1,7), (4,1,8,7) and (4,8,8,7) are broadcast compatible.
This is basically what the error states : all dimensions must be either equal ("match") or singletons (i.e equal to 1)
What happens when the shape are broadcasted is basically a tensor expansion to make the shape match (expand to [4,8,8,7]), and then perform the subtraction as usual. Expansion duplicates your data (in a smart way) to reach the required shape.


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The Past: Last Day Survivals
Mark Ridgway
Inspiration Ahead Of Tomorrow's Battle
Although Blackpool's destiny is well and truly in their own hands going into tomorrow's clash with Charlton, that hasn't always been the case with previous final day survival bids.
Looking back at Pool's last three successful relegation battles, the omens are good as all three came at Bloomfield Road, but there have been no shortage of nerves.
By Saturday afternoon we'll know which division The Seasiders will be in next season, and the Blackpool players will certainly take heart from past accomplished missions.
2008 – Blackpool V Watford – Fight for Championship survival
Pre-match: Blackpool were on 53 points, with Leicester on 51, but The Foxes' superior goal difference meant Pool might have needed three points to rubber stamp safety.
The games: Ben Burgess volleyed Blackpool ahead after just two minutes, but with Watford chasing a play-off place they'd always have their moments, and Tommy Smith's powerful cross-shot crept in to share the points.
That draw was enough for Blackpool however, after Ian Holloway's Leicester drew 0-0 at Premier League-bound Stoke City.
Result: Blackpool survived by two points, while Southampton and Coventry also kept their Championship status, with Leicester dropping into League One.
2006 – Blackpool V Gillingham – To remain in League One
Pre-match: Goal difference made it unlikely for Pool to drop into League Two on the final day of the 2006 season, but it was still mathematically possible with Hartlepool only three points behind.
The games: Blackpool did their job, which made the other results irrelevant. Matthew Blinkhorn and a brace for Keigan Parker earned The Seasiders a point in a thrilling 3-3 draw with Gillingham.
Hartlepool could only draw 1-1 at home to Port Vale.
Results: The two draws meant it was Hartlepool who dropped, with Blackpool and Rotherham surviving on the final day.
1994 – Blackpool V Leyton Orient – To avoid dropping into League Two
Pre-match: Blackpool went into the final game of the 1994 season inside the relegation zone, meaning they'd need to beat Leyton Orient and hope Fulham would lose at Swansea.
The Game: The Seasiders kept their side of the deal up, cruising to a 4-1 victory over Orient thanks to goals from Mark Bonner, Phil Horner, Dave Bamber and Andy Watson.
Gary Brazil's goal wasn't enough for Fulham, who were beaten at Swansea due to goals from Jason Bowen and Darren Perrett.
The result: It meant Blackpool survived by a point in the old Division Two, with Fulham being relegated.


Join the Phantom Thieves as they steal hearts through the power of dance!
We check out the free demos for Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight and Persona 3: Dancing In Moonlight that are available for download.
Dream team Joker and Ann take to the streets of Shibuya for this brilliant ranking execution of Wake, Up, Get Up, Get Out There, featuring English voices.
Persona 5: Dancing Star Night is coming to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita on May 24, 2018.


As 2017 comes to a close, the Treasure Valley continues to experience a shortage of homes for sale -- especially in Ada County.
Experts predict low inventory to continue into next year, but say there's still hope for home buyers.
Homes are selling faster than they can be listed, contributing to Ada County's record-low inventory.
"We've had three years of consistent, falling inventory," said Katrina Wehr, President of Boise Regional Realtors. "...which obviously is a great sign that our market has recovered."
The average supply of inventory in the county is nearly two months worth. However, in a balanced market, you need between four to six.
"Below $250,000 is definitely a seller's market right now," Wehr said. "We've got a great demand for that price point, and not enough supply."
But if you do find the right home for you, the good news is that mortgage rates are flat -- advantageous for buyers -- and that could continue into 2018.
"Rates are still very good," said Paul Garcia, mortgage lender at Zions Bank. "It's difficult to predict where the rates will be in 2018. However, we're not necessarily seeing any projected rate hikes in the near future."
And if you're looking to sell, you don't have to wait until spring.
Selling around the holidays means you have less competition.
"The winter, the holidays, that doesn't affect whether someone needs to buy a house," Wehr said. "They still need to buy a house, so it doesn't matter what time of year it is. Every month is a good month to sell your house."
The average home for sale in Ada County only lasts about 33 days on the market, so if you're thinking of purchasing a home in 2018, experts say it's best to get pre-approved early, work with a licensed realtor, and have patience.


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Brunch with Robyn Wiener at The District
Brunch is a favourite past time shared by many and should be an extraordinary experience, one that you will cherish. Vancouver has some wonderful places for brunch. Each of the places I visit is unique for what is offered along with the type of service and selection of dishes. I am on a journey around the city to find these extraordinary places and, at the same time, I will be joined by a notable personality who may be a Film Producer or Director, Musician, Arts Festival Director, Actor or other well-known individual for Brunch at restaurants in and around Vancouver.
For my twenty second brunch in this series, I was joined by Film Producer Robyn Wiener at The District in North Vancouver talking about Film and more!
Robyn Wiener
Robyn holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Winnipeg, is an Alumni of full-time film studies program at VFS and a former bursary recipient of the world renowned Banff Centre for the Arts. Robyn has over 16 years of experience in the film and television industry, having worked in many aspects of production and proudly holds over 40 professional credits to her name.
As a Producer, Robyn has been producing and developing projects since 2002 and has been attached to several award winning short films which include the DGC Kickstart short My Inventions, The Comedy Network aired short, The 30 Second Guaranteed Foolproof Ancient Cantonese Method, the Bravo! Fact short BANGER: The Journey the MPPIA award winning short film Move Out Clean and a Leo award winning music video, Accidental Kisses. In the Spring of 2011, she produced the short film The Money Pet starring Peter Benson and the voice narration of Tony Award winning actor, Alan Cumming (The Good Wife, X-Men, Cabaret). Over the past few years, Robyn served as Line Producer/Co-Producer for the horror-thriller American Mary (starring Katherine Isabelle, Ginger Snaps), the 'bromance' comedy The Wingman, and was the Line Producer for the Indie-film, Amazon Falls (TIFF/VIFF 2010) as well as the presentation pilot, Kits for CityTV.
How did you become involved in the film industry?
I was always involved in the arts, danced for years and took lessons. I majored in theatre in university in Winnipeg and became a stage manager. I then went on to the Banff Centre of the Arts, and then worked at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet for 2-1/2 years. Moved to Vancouver to attend Vancouver Film School and that experience provided me with some film making tools & confirmed my interest and passion in filmmaking that i'd had for a long time. My first real job was in 1994 after I finished film school.
How did you become a Film Producer?
Always wanted to do it. After being an assistant for everyone (Directors, Writers, etc). In 2002, Director/Writer Bob Holbrook asked me to become Producer of his short film.
You have worked on feature length films as well as shorts, do you have a preference to either?
I would rather do feature length films. A Short film doesn't mean short crew. You still need to have all these people to work on a film. Features make more money but you are married to a project for awhile.
Is there any difference for you producing a Short vs a Feature Film?
Stakes are higher with a feature as you are hoping for a theatrical release. Shorts are going to get you a festival circuit, with airplanes etc.
Are there any film makers who have influenced your career? If so who?
1) Sherri Lansing – I saw her speak at Amazing Lives & Experiences and she was a powerhouse with a strong vision. I admire her for what she has done in producing.
2) Nora Efron (Sleepless in Seattle)
Tell our readers about your recent comedy 'The Wingman' and what your role was with that film?
Worked with Director Jim Garrison (we met by Craigslist – I responded to an ad posted on Craigslist). I was a line producer and co-producer on the film. 20 locations, 30 cast and shot the film in 17 days in downtown Vancouver. Had a private screening for the cast and crew, currently working on distribution. Took 2 years to do as it was edited and directed by Jim.
What is a Line Producer?
Similar to a production manager. It is the person who makes sure the production stays in line – on time and on budget.
What are your favourite foods?
What are your favourite restaurants inside Vancouver?
Salmon Benny
Chicken & Brie Sandwich
Robyn had the Salmon Benny ($13) with house-cured smoked salmon along with an Orange Juice ($4) and a coffee. Richard had the Oven Roasted Chicken & Brie Sandwich ($14) – chicken breast with Canadian brie, house made tarragon and rosemary preserves with brunch potatoes.
Tell our readers about your involvement with Women in Film
I was President of Women in Film & Television Vancouver (2009-2011) and was on the Board of Directors since 2007. I was instrumental in bringing a Production Manager Mentorship that was partnered with William F. White to the organization in 2011. I wanted women to get this opportunity here. The last thing I did "American Mary" just finished post production –horror/thriller film. Line producer and co-producer. Directed by Soska Twins (Jen & Sylvia).
How long does it take to put a film together?
You get a project you like that attracts me to get together. Could be 3-5 years to get the whole film done from start to finish.
How do you look for money as a Producer?
Ideally you would look for pre-distribution sales, private investors, government financing, or partnering with another company to produce the project with you.
Based on your involvement with Women in Film, has this broadened your career?
Being on the board was a great experience and it allowed me to meet people I didn't know prior. If I can help in my producing career support other women directors then that is great for me.
How do you decide what your next film is going to be?
I have to see if the story resonated with me, who the creative person is and if I like that person. Finding something I like and am passionate about. I have to believe in it to sell it.
What are your favourite places to hangout in Vancouver?
Kits beach
Anywhere that my friends are at (its more people than place)
The Orpheum
What is in development?
1) "The Saviour" feature film by Elizabeth McKay (writer) an action drama about the war in El Salvador in the 1970's.
2) Line Producing – "Homeward" – feature film to be directed by Tony Papa, Co-Producer/Writer Christian Piers Betley with Producer Raymond Massey.
3) Line Producing the feature for filmmaker Desiree Lim called "Closer to Water".
4) Play – "You don't have to be Jewish" – it was an album in the 60's from LA.
5) I would like to find one or two other properties to do.
Is there anything you want to do, that you haven't done already?
If I could make one film in my entire life along the lines of Shindler's List, The Shawshank Redemption or Life is Beautiful, I would be very happy to make a film that affects people the way those films do that stay with you.
What are you working on currently?
1) Currently budgeting for "Homeward"
2) Lots of reading of scripts
3) Working on getting the play done
4) Regular part-time instructor at the Vancouver Film School teaching Budgeting & Scheduling for their Entertainment & Business Management Program.
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Staff Professionals teach a portion of the Focal Point Seminar called Global Hour, which includes five class sessions during the Winter or Spring Quarter course. After the Focal Point quarter, they travel with the student group and faculty instructor to the destination studied. For a list of the current programs offered, go to the FY@broad programs page.
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Every year, staff and faculty have the opportunity to accompany students on immersions to 17 different community partners in the United States and Latin America. On these immersions, students engage in direct service, learn about the ways our partners are working for justice, and build community.
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The israeli student is subjected to a foul-mouthed anti-Semitic tirade on a New York subway
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An israeli student explains an anti-Semitic rant in a New York city subway, a passenger is reportedly annoyed for being asked to move her luggage.
An Israeli student, says she was subjected to a "disturbing," foul-mouthed anti-Semitic tirade, and was physically assaulted on a New York City subway last week for a customer who got annoyed after she was asked to move her bags.
"I feel very humbled and sad that anti-semitism still exists," Lihi Aharon, who immigrated to the United States from a small village just outside of Tel Aviv, in 2013, he told Fox News.
She added: "It is a cause for concern, and it's scary to think that our world is going in that direction. We need to stop this."
The New York City Police Department, told Fox News the incident happened in the south, 2 of the trains in the neighborhood of Wall Street in New York City on Thursday night at around 11:15.
Aharon said to the woman, who police identified as a Zarinah Ali, 38, as she got on the subway on my way home to Brooklyn after an induction ceremony at her school, in The District of Manhattan Community College.
Aharon said to the woman, who police identified as a 38-year-old Zarinah Ali (left), and when they got on the subway on my way home to Brooklyn after an induction ceremony at her school.
(Lihi Aharon)
THE JERSEY CITY EDUCATION OFFICIALS, WHO CALLED THE JEWS "BRUTES" IN THE FACEBOOK POST IS BEING URGED TO RESIGN
Aharon told Fox News she'd asked Ali to move her stuff, since she was three seats in a "full" train, but they refused to do. Aharon said it with a chair that was across from Ali, so she went to sit down.
"I came to sit down next to a visibly Orthodox Jewish men," Aharon told Fox News. "He had a beard and a yarmulke, and he was also an Israeli."
"She had to yell at him, scream at him, 'Allahu Akbar' [God is great] and then they will kill you,' 'nasty, the Jews,' it was with reference to the provisions set out in the Qur'an, and when you see a Jew, you had to put him to death, and she used a lot of profanity."
She added, "I was in the Hebrew language, so that they knew that I was Jewish."
Aharon said to them, and they immediately took her phone and some of the comments that were captured on video.
In this video, Ali can be heard spouting phrases such as, "You f- – – –as a smoker– the Jews," and, "You stink as a Jew."
After a few minutes, she stood up and smacked my phone, she came over and smacked my phone, and I said to my friend "this," I tell her in Hebrew , "Answer," and my friend started recording, and then she slapped my friend's phone out of her hands twice," Aharon told Fox News.
"That's when she came up to me and she walked over to me and pointed at my face, and she took hold of my face, as if she was trying to pull my face down and she scratched me so hard my face started bleeding."
Aharon said to them, and they hit the emergency button is pressed on the subway and asked people to call 911.
She told Fox News that, after Ali was arrested, and she continued to scream, and other similar terms, "a lot of the profanities, really nasty words."
Aharon said that they had to get medical attention for the "deep cut" on her face, but did not require stitches.
JERSEY CITY SHOOTOUT LEAVES 6 DEAD, INCLUDING A POLICE OFFICER
Aharon said the following to Ali, who, according to the police department at South Orange, N. J., was arrested, and the Jewish man sitting next to her, telling her that she's yelling at him, and before Aharon got on the train, and saying negative remarks about the history of the Jewish people, and the story that unfolded at a kosher market in Jersey City, N. J., last week.
Six people were killed in that shooting, four victims, including one police officer and two suspects.
"I feel like the last time, anti-Semitism is raising its ugly head all over the world, not just in New York city. For me, as a student, I can't see it on college campuses all the time," Aharon told Fox News.
Ali has been charged with assault, according to the NYPD.
When asked if Ali will also be charged with a hate crime, a spokeswoman for the Manhattan District Attorney's Office told Fox News they could not comment on pending cases.
Aharon's attorney, Ziporah Reich, told Fox News that she is going to be a companion Aharon, on her appointment to the hate crime, assistant district attorney.
"We are confident that, as soon as the District Attorney's office to get all of the facts of its investigation, the prosecution of these crimes as the hate crime it is," said Reich, who is with the Lawfare Project, a Jewish civil rights advocacy group that provides legal assistance to the members of the Jewish community have been targeted because of their faith.
The police also told Fox News that Ali, who was charged with assault, was drunk when she was arrested on Thursday night.
The police also told Fox News that Ali, who was arrested in New York City, six times, mainly for assault, was drunk when she was arrested on Thursday night.
Lawyers for Ali and do not immediately react to Fox News' request for comment.
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Thirteen boys from Year 9 enjoyed a fantastic day at the Lee Valley White Water Rafting Centre, participating in water safety project, now in its second year. A number of different organisations came together to raise awareness of the dangers associated with swimming in rivers and lakes. The project was instigated following the drowning of 17 year old boy Robbie Lea in May 2017; Robbie's mum delivered a very fitting and emotional introduction to the day.
The Year 9 pupils' observed and participated in six different water based scenarios led by partnership organisations including the police, fire service, RNLI and Lee Valley Park. Pupils' had the opportunity to discuss strategies about how to avoid situations which may prove dangerous, in addition to how best to help someone experiencing difficulties when in open water.
The bravest members of the group opted to enter the water at the rafting centre, which had a recorded temperature of 4o. After swimming across the designated area, pupils reported back how much the shock of the cold took their breath away and they were very surprised at how it made their body feel.
As a follow up from the day, the whole of Year 9 participated in a follow-up assembly, which shared in more detail the dangers associated with associated with swimming in rivers and lakes.
We would like to express our thanks to everyone at the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority for inviting us to the event and for coming into Broxbourne School to raise awareness of the dangers and increase the safety of young people.


Germans get sick like everybody else. But some of the diseases they come down with are often only to be found in Germany. Combined with an aversion to medication, it's no wonder the German population is dropping.
Germans get sick a lot. But they stay away from serious drugs.
Visitor to Germany: Hey Detlef, how are you today?
Visitor: Oh no? What's wrong?
Detlef: I don't feel well. I've had a Kreislaufzusammenbruch.
Visitor (worried): Have you called an ambulance!? Should I take you to the hospital?!
Circulatory collapse is a major health problem in Germany. Indeed, only recently, former-German-politician-turned-television-dancer Heide Simonis recently hung up her dancing shoes because of suffering a Kreislaufzusammenbruch. The odd thing is that in its mild, irritating, I-need-to-skip-work-and-lie-down form, this is a uniquely German phenomenon. Elsewhere, if people suffer a circulatory collapse, they die.
And that's not the only uniquely German health problem. The Social Democrats -- Germany's leading center-left political party -- recently had to swap leaders because party chairman Matthias Platzeck suffered a Hörsturz. A what? In English, it's called Acute Hearing Loss -- but good luck finding much information on it. The German Wikipedia entry for Hörsturz is pages long and talks about how serious stress can lead to a sudden loss of hearing. Acute Hearing Loss doesn't even make an appearance in the English version of Wikipedia.
In other words, not only are there cultural differences to be aware of when travelling to Germany, there also exist a variety of diseases you might catch here that simply don't exist in your home country. Drafts in Germany can be particularly dangerous, being blamed for all manner of problems including a serious flu. And if you end up with a sore throat, be sure to keep in wrapped in a scarf -- even in super-hot summer temperatures. That helps in Germany -- if nowhere else.
Perhaps the oddest thing about German attitudes to health, however, is not the rather quirky diseases they repeatedly fall victim to, but what they do about it once they do get sick. When most of the world comes down with a disease like bronchitis, for example, they start popping antibiotics with abandon. After all, one of the benefits of living in the modern day and age is modern medicine. No longer are hacksaws used for amputations and no longer is bronchitis a serious health problem.
Other medicines, too, are viewed with a less-than-healthy skepticism. Aspirin, invented in Germany, is shunned by millions of Germans wary of ingesting "chemicals." And head to a German pharmacy for symptoms ranging from serious internal bleeding to double vision and unless you insist you want serious drugs, you're likely to be sent away with a pack of herbal tea. If you do get actual medicine, you can count on it being doled out in tiny portions compared to the ridiculously massive bulk packages that pill-popping Americans so celebrate.
But as cautious as Germans are about medicine, their methods seems to be working. Since the beginning of the 1990s, the number of employee days lost to illness has been cut in half and last year, days lost were at their lowest level since 1976 -- when such statistics were collected for the first time. Much of the change recently can be attributed to the rising costs of medical care in Germany and a new quarterly surcharge levied to visit the doctor. But who knows, maybe that homeopathy stuff really does work?


Awhile back, the people over at Disney had gotten so many inquiries from people wanting to collect the whole animated Disney collection of films, they came up with a definitive list. All of these films have been either entirely produced in-house by Walt Disney Productions prior to 1986, or were produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios after 1986.
...Disney's return to it's 2-D animated roots is a triumph!
...Disney's take on the classic Ugly Duckling story - involving a blue alien - turns out to be truly memorable.


Play as NXT stars like Drew McIntyre and Ruby Riot.
If you've been looking for a reason to tuck back into WWE 2K18, the new NXT Generation Pack might be just the ticket.
Released this week for PC, PS4 and Xbox One, the NXT Generation Pack includes current and former NXT stars Aleister Black, Drew McIntyre, Elias, Lars Sullivan, and Ruby Riot.
If you have the WWE 2K18 Deluxe Edition, Cena (Nuff) Edition or Season Pass, then you can grab it for free as one of the perks of those deals, or alternatively you can buy it separately for $9.99.
WWE 2K18 already has a ton of DLC, of course, and there's a full rundown of it over on 2K's website, so check it out.


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Here, on this page, you will find notes, pictures, files and other information on details of constructing a regimental tunic. This information may not be complete but is presented to allow the novice to understand the many odd details which the regimental tunic had incorporated into them. Information may change over time as new information, techniques, etc. are found.
This file is viewable if your computer has Microsoft PowerPoint installed. The presentation was made to discuss the many odd details which are part of the regimental tunic. The coat used in the presentation is that of an 87th Rgmt grenadier private. This coat is a very close representative to that which the Royal Scots would have worn.
This file is a graphic view of the coat showing the details which should be observed. It was created with Microsoft Excel. It gives 2 sheets showing the front and rear of the coat.
For anyone who is interested strips of sheepskin wool are available from Dave for use on the wings of coats. $4 per strip. 1 inch wide and approximately 18-20 inches long. Enough for 2 wings on 1 coat.
These photos are presented as examples to look at to see the details of an actual tunic of the period. The coat is that of a grenadier private in the 87th Regiment of foot. There are variations in the coat for that of the Royal Scots which are described in other files. The major difference is the lace style.
The Third U.S. Infantry Regiment, established in 1784 and still serving, is the oldest infantry regiment in the U.S. Army. Between 1784 and 1815 it was variously known as the First American Regiment, the First Regiment, the First Sub-Legion of the Legion of the United States, and the First (1st) Infantry. During its early years, the regiment garrisoned the posts of the Pennsylvania and Ohio frontier, fought the Indians at the Battle of Fallen Timbers in 1794, and participated in the Niagara-Canada Campaigns of the War of 1812 (Lundy's Lane and the seige of Fort Erie). When the Army reorganized in 1815, the First Infantry was redesignated the Third Infantry, based on the seniority of its regimental commander.
Notes and details for U.S. first Infantry transition coat construction will be placed here as information becomes available and is developed.
- The coat is all blue, dark.
- 33 buttons in total. 2 small and 31 large. The only small buttons are for the shoulder straps and there are only 9 buttons doing up the front of the coat.
- Belts are black with small oval brass plate.
The same pattern which you may make for a redcoat can be used for the blue coat with a few changes.
The shoulder seams should be about an inch and half higher up. The space at the small of the back, the narrow panels should be no larger than 5 inches. There is no upper lining.
Buttons are available from Kevin Garrett.


The ladies from Made in Chelsea have all made a mark on the fashion world. Especially Caggie Dunlop with her chic rock star style and mix and match painted nails. But also Amber Artherton, with her designer jewellery. I have selected a few of my favourites that are Flash Trash worth the money!
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Like many people, when Chelsea Freeman first noticed a change in her bowel habits, she didn't think much of it. After all, everyone experiences diarrhea or stomach cramps from time to time, and it's not hard to think of a possible culprit: too much candy, food poisoning from last night's takeout, etc.
Freeman experienced aggressive-onset UC, which is not necessarily unusual for a young adult. According to a 2011 study in Gastroenterology & Hepatology, both UC and Crohn's disease (another type of inflammatory bowel disease) are more likely to be severe and cause complications when presenting in patients under 40—and even more so for those under 20.
According to the aforementioned 2011 study, pancolitis is associated with more symptoms, a heightened risk of needing a colectomy (surgical removal of the colon), and an increased risk of developing colon cancer. Here are other possible complications of UC.
While UC can be managed, and about half of patients are in remission from symptoms during any given year, Freeman's experience was different. Even after trying "every treatment on the market," her UC only seemed to get worse. She was experiencing fatigue, having trouble sleeping, and dealing with anemia due to the blood loss.
And that's exactly what Freeman decided to do: an elective colectomy.
About 23 to 45 percent of people with UC eventually choose to have surgery, according to the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation. Fortunately, for the majority of people with UC, standard treatments are sufficient to reach and maintain remission—a period of no symptoms. Learn more about treating ulcerative colitis here.
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00:08 you have no control over it, it's your genetics.
00:11 And one day you just start having symptoms and that's what happened to me.
00:24 that I was seeing blood in my stool, and I would brush it off.
00:31 And eventually one day I looked in the toilet, it was completely red.
00:35 I was going to the bathroom 15 to 20 times a day some days.
00:44 specialist, a week later I had a colonoscopy.
00:51 which means ulcers throughout the entire colon.
00:54 That was very jarring, it was never something I'd even heard of before.
01:08 I'm sure you could just treat it with something.
01:14 I couldn't sleep because I was woken up to go to the bathroom.
01:18 The blood loss also made me anemic so that ended up also increasing my fatigue.
01:26 second therapy that they try, but that's not what happened for me.
01:33 those people have a problem where the medications just are not working for them.
01:42 nothing can control it.
01:52 I didn't wanna keep running to the bathroom.
Yarur AJ, Strobel SG, Deshpande AR, Abreu MT. Predictors of aggressive inflammatory bowel disease. Gastroenterol Hepatol (NY). 2011 Oct;7(10):652-9.


Quarterback AJ McCarron celebrates a national championship for Alabama following the 2012 season.
AJ McCarron, signed by the Buffalo Bills in the off-season to compete for the starting job, will join the Raiders in exchange for a fifth-round draft pick, the Raiders announced. Bryant, a wide receiver acquired from the Pittsburgh Steelers in exchange for a third-round draft pick, was released in the initial cutdown to 53 players.
The trades were first reported by NFL Media and ESPN.
McCarron arrives at the expense of EJ Manuel and Connor Cook. Despite Manuel's strong performance in the exhibition finale against Seattle, he was released, having turned the ball over on fumbles in each of the first three exhibition games. Cook, a fourth-round draft pick in 2016 whom the Raiders traded up to get, was also released.
A backup to Andy Dalton in Seattle from 2014 through 2017, McCarron played in 11 games with three starts and has a 2-1 record. He played at Alabama under Nick Saban, where he won a national championship.
Bryant had missed practice time with headaches and at one point was referred to by Gruden as the "white tiger" because his appearances were rare.
In a conference call with local writers, Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie said Bryant had simply been beaten out in part because he wasn't on the practice field enough.
If Bryant is suspended, it would likely be for an indefinite period which could last past this season after already serving a four-game suspension in 2015 as well as the entire 2016 season.


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For the first time, Bollywood star Akshay Kumar has made debut in Tamil films and that too with superstar Rajinikanth. The trailer, launched in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi, has taken everyone by storm and fans are eagerly waiting to see if the film will live up to all the hype.
The trailer starts with introducing Akshay's character, crow man, who is seen taking away everyone's mobile phones.
Rahman's pulsating score, Nirav Shah's crystal clear visuals and grandiose sets by art director Muthuraj are also evident in the trailer. Like we have Transformers trailer, there will a lot of tender moments before the hot-blooded fights come up. The producers even unveiled posters to pique anticipation and it worked while reminding us that over Rs 600 crore has been spent on the VFX in the film making it the most expensive Indian project till date. Though I watched the trailer in 2D, there are so many sequences in the 2-minute trailer which have the 3D effect. "The amount of technology used in the film will definitely be appreciated", he said in the video.
However, Washington has granted waivers to eight countries to keep buying Iranian oil after sanctions come into effect. For now no other countries, including China, would be part of it although that could change over time.
An epic moment from the trailer is when Chitti says: "I will put your screens on fire" and begins to shoot at the screen. And knowing Shankar, the film would be a science fiction film with an extremely commercial and relatable storyline.
The most awaited trailer of 2.0 has finally arrived in style and the quality of the visuals and the grandeur in the production has left most of the audience awestruck.