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Q: How can I redirect pan gesture events to parent views? I have a UIScrollView inside a sliding UIView. The sliding UIView should be able to reach the top of the navigation bar, and if the user is still dragging their finger, the UIScrollView inside should start to slide upwards as well. Likewise, if you slide the UIScrollView down and you reach the top of the content, the sliding UIView should start to slide down.
I can't get this behavior to work the way I want it to. I am specifically using Xamarin.iOS library, but I can translate Objective-C into C# if someone can just point me in the right direction with this.
Thanks!

A: You would probably be able to do this with a custom delegate and the use of the scrollViewDidScroll: method.
In this method check to see if you have reached the bounds of the UIScrollView... if you have then pass whatever variables you need to to the delegate (which is the UIView) and the UIView will handle this information in the way you want.
Example:
UIView.m
[self.myScrollView setScrollDelegate:self];

ScrollView.h
@protocol ScrollViewDelegate : <NSObject>

@optional
- (void)scrollViewDidScrollToEnd:(needed parameters here);

@end

ScrollView.m
- (void)scrollViewDidScroll:(UIScrollView *)scrollView {
    if ( [HAS REACHED END OF CONTENT] ) {
        // Here we want to pass the scrolling position to the delegate
        if (!!scrollviewdelegate && [scrollviewdelegate respondsToSelector:@selector(scrollViewDidScrollToEnd:)]) {
            [scrollviewdelegate scrollViewDidScrollToEnd:(needed parameters here)];
        }
    }
}

A: Firstly the sliding UIView should slide inside the bounds of its superView. Secondly, when sliding the UIView, gestures of the scrollview should be failed until Sliding UIView is at top or at bottom of its superview. These can be done by implementing shouldBeRequiredToFailByGestureRecognizer method of UIGestureRecognizer protocol.
Here I uploaded a sample project. The scrollview inside is a tableview.


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I immediately regretted it as I expected my BF to be angry, but instead, he smiled and started asking me questions why I would like that, what I would like to do with him, etc. 😏 So I guess this was the first step into this lifestyle!
A few weeks after the evening described above, on a random evening just after dinner, I was told to put on some nice lingerie and to not ask any questions. After changing into my favourite set, my boyfriend blindfolded me and guided me to a pillow in the middle of the living room where I had to sit down on my knees. He told me I should have been careful what I wished for. 😨
About 5 minutes later, I heard the front door open, and another 2 minutes later I felt a hand around my throat and a large cock being shoved in my mouth. This was my first bull ever, secretly invited by my BF. It was overwhelming – I was quite scared, but also really excited! The nervousness quickly faded away though, and I remember that the blowjob didn't last very long – within 15 minutes I was riding him! Obviously this wasn't the last time, and it turns both of us on now when I fuck BBCs..
Q: You title yourself as "The net's youngest BBC Slut". How long have you been a BBC Slut?
A: I had my first BBC just over 2 years ago, when I was 20 years old! But I've made quite some progress since, as you can see…
Q: How many bulls do you have? How often do you sleep with them?
A: I have several (about 5-10), but I have two bulls that I see quite often and who are allowed to fuck me bare. I ensure I get fucked by a BBC at least twice a month!!
Q: How do you go about finding quality bulls? How do you weed out the fakes? What steps must a bull complete before you meet them IRL?
A: You can't imagine the number of requests and messages I get on the different platforms where I am active (Reddit, Twitter, etc.). Often the pics which are being sent are very appealing, but when I then ask whether the sender has a verified profile somewhere, usually they don't respond. Bulls who are authentic always have a detailed profile with verification pics somewhere, or are a verified member of a community or dating sites.
Once I know a bull is real, I like to talk for a bit to see whether there is a click. If there is, then we can look into the possibilities for a date! But there are two other conditions which are non-negotiable:
Any bull I fuck needs to pack at least 22 cm (Sorry, I'm a size queen!)
Any bull needs to be OK with being filmed and me posting the content on my platforms. I'm not just a QoS, but also VERY exhibitionistic!
Q: The Netherlands is, generally speaking, known to be one of the most egalitarian countries in the world. How is society's attitude towards wifesharing in the Netherlands?
A: Even though we might be, wifesharing is absolutely something that is still being frowned upon. Of course in the right circles it is very normal, and there are plenty of swingers' clubs, but it's not something you brag about on your mother's birthday! Maybe it will become more easy in the future.
Q: You mentioned one of your 2021 resolutions is to take a BBC in your ass. How have you been practicing? Do you notice any progress?
A: Indeed! I've been practicing a lot, with buttplugs and toys, and also with my boyfriend. I can take him in the ass pretty well now, so yes, I definitely notice progress. And: I am even able already to cum, just from getting fucked in the ass! I can't predict the future, but I think I'll have my first BBC in my ass before summer..
Q: Do any of your family or friends know about your BBC Slut lifestyle? If so, what have they said? If not, what do you think they would say if they knew?
A: Some of my friends know it, but of course I'm selective to whom I tell it. Most of them are VERY curious, and I notice that they're even kinda jealous, as they would like it too but just don't dare to take the step or discuss it with their partners.. For the ones that don't know, I think the first thing they'd say is that they'd have never expected it! Hihi
Q: It's common to see a lot of people put their Onlyfans % in their profiles now. How easy/hard is it to get within the top 1% of Onlyfans creators?
A: It's difficult to answer this. For me it went quickly, as many people wanted to see my full videos. But the higher in ranking you get, the harder it is. With just a few fans you're already in the top 50%, and with 50-100 fans you're already in the top 5% I'd say. But then the hard part is getting in those 0.X percentages. OnlyFans also requires a lot of time and dedication - you have to be available for your fans every day to answer their messages and post new content (or at least that's what I do - I want to provide quality!), so it's definitely not "easy money".
Q: What is the appeal of BBC vs BWC for you?
A: It's basically a combination of several things. First of all I am absolutely a size queen, and even though my BF doesn't have a small dick (20 cm), in my experience it is true what they say - black men in general have bigger dicks. In addition, I have a pretty pale skin, and I really love the contrast of a BBC with my body. That, combined with the stamina, make it that I just love to play with BBCs to enrich my sex life..
Q: Have you ever felt pressured by your cuck to do more than you've done, either in what you do or how often you do it? If so, how do you handle that? Has your desire to continue to explore the lifestyle ever waned?
A: No, never. He's very supportive of it, and we are really in this together. We don't do humiliation in our relationship, as that's just not our thing, and we like to explore this world together.
Last year, during holidays, for the first time ever I hooked up with a random BBC on a nude beach and gave him a blowjob in the dunes. This was really something I'd never thought I'd ever do, but it was a huge turn on for the both of us. So we go further and further!
I want to thank Mrs. Amsterdam for taking the time out of her busy schedule to do this interview with us.
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Despite the recession, one Boston-based company is creating new technology that could redefine the auto industry.
Finally tonight, a story about innovation in the auto industry, even in these tough economic times. NewsHour correspondent Tom Bearden has our Science Unit report.
TOM BEARDEN, NewsHour correspondent: It was not your typical Friday evening summer barbecue. This one was staged by a brand-new car company, and offered a welding demonstration and door prizes for a standing-room-only crowd of car enthusiasts.
Local Motors, located in a Wareham, Massachusetts, industrial park, believes it can succeed in an industry that has already consigned carmaker John DeLorean and brands like Studebaker and Oldsmobile to the ash heap of history.
The company says it has a unique approach to designing automobiles that starts with the corporate Web site. Anyone can submit drawings of cars designed for use in specific parts of the country. Other participants on the site then vote on their favorite designs, and the eventual winner gets a cash prize.
JAY ROGERS, chief executive officer, Local Motors: What are the primary colors of Local Motors' business?
Jay Rogers, who went to school in mechanical engineering, to Iraq as a Marine, and to Harvard for an MBA, is the CEO and founder of Local Motors.
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How many cars can you make in a place like this?
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Task: Write an essay on the Apolllo 13 mission to the moon.
Below are 6 quotes from the actual mission. Using the movie and research on the mission, write a 5 paragraph essay incorporating at least 5 of the 6 quotes. The essay may not be more than 2 pages typed (double-spaced, 12-size font).
Paragraph 1: Briefly describe the mission, including launch date, purpose, crew.
This will involve research on your part.
Paragraph 2: What went wrong with the mission?
Paragraph 4: How were leadership skills demonstrated? By whom?
Paragraph 5: What did you learn about the space program? About what it means to be a leader?
"We just put Sir Issac Newton in the driver's seat."
"This ship's bleeding to death"
"The Lunar Module just became a lifeboat"
"The world's getting awfully big in the window"


"A vaccine for leukaemia is about to be tested on human patients for the first time, in a breakthrough which could offer hope to thousands," The Daily Telegraph reported. It said that a treatment is being developed that could stop the disease returning after chemotherapy or bone marrow transplant.
This is early stage research and the Telegraph has appropriately emphasised this in its report. So far, the vaccine has only been trialled in the laboratory in acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) cells. The study also used samples from a limited number of AML patients, so the findings may not be generalised to all leukaemia patients. There are also some shortcomings associated with the methods that were used.
These are encouraging findings, but further research is needed in cells from a larger number of patients, followed by a trial in live patients. The results from such a trial should give a more reliable idea of the safety and efficacy of this potential vaccine.
This research was carried out by Dr Nicola Hardwick and colleagues from the Department of Haematological Medicine at King's College London. The study was funded by The Leukaemia Research Fund, the Elimination of Leukaemia Fund and the Department of Health. It was published in the peer-reviewed medical journal Cancer Immunology, Immunotherapy .
The Telegraph has given a balanced report, stressing that the vaccine is in the early stages of development and that research into its efficacy and safety will follow.
This laboratory research investigated whether a 'vaccine' involving modified acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) cells could cause the death of unmodified cancer cells in a cell culture. AML is a cancer of the white blood cells. The bone marrow that is responsible for making these cells produces too many of them and releases them before they are fully developed and therefore unable to function normally. This research used cells from adult patients with active AML, bone marrow cells from adults whose AML was in remission and cells from healthy donors.
The function of the immune system is to defend the body against foreign invaders, including cancer cells. AML cancer cells do not stimulate a major immune response, despite producing a number of important immune-activating molecules. It is thought that one reason for this is that they do not produce CD80, a protein that is an important precursor in the series of complex reactions that leads to an immune response.
In this research AML cells were genetically modified to produce CD80. Other AML cells were modified to produce another immune-stimulating protein, interleukin-2 (IL-2), as well as CD80.
Initially, the researchers assessed whether certain types of T cells (white blood cells and part of the immune system) could be made to target AML cells through exposure to the genetically modified AML cells. They then investigated how much of an immune response was stimulated by modified and unmodified AML cells that had been incubated with immune cells from healthy donors and with immune cells from AML patients in remission. Further investigation assessed whether the immune response was specific to AML to ensure that the stimulated immune cells (those primed by the vaccine) did not 'attack' non-AML cells.
The methods are complex, but are well described and follow logical investigatory steps. The researchers take care to highlight the fact that this is early stage research, outline the potential shortcomings of some of their methods and discuss alternative explanations for their findings.
Particular immune cells (both T cells from healthy donors and cells from patients in remission) that had been stimulated with modified AML cells (i.e. those that produced CD80 or both IL-2 and CD80) were better at destroying unmodified cancer cells. While exposure to both types of modified cell increased the immune cells' ability to 'kill' unmodified cancer cells, exposing the immune cells to AML cells that produced both CD80 and IL-2 led to the greatest increase in their ability to kill the cancer cells.
The stimulating effect of the vaccine on the immune cells seemed to be AML-specific (i.e. the stimulated immune cells were more responsive to leukaemia cells than to remission cells), but there were only a few samples available on which to base this analysis.
The researchers say that although they only studied a small number of patients, their data are encouraging and "support the continuing development of vaccination for poor prognosis AML patients". Any potential vaccine developed from this will involve the modified AML cells (those that produce IL-2 and/or CD80) that stimulate immune cells to kill cancer cells.
The researchers have given an in-depth and logical description of the study, highlighting some potential problems with the methods that they used. For example, they point out some problems with the technique they used to assess how successful the immune cells were at killing the AML cells (a chromium release assay). They say that, for AML cells, this approach may not have been optimal and, as such, they may not have detected the maximum levels of cell death. Some of their samples were not properly labelled using this process and so could not be used for their research. This left a small number of cell samples available for testing, limiting how much these findings can be generalised to the AML population at large.
While these results are encouraging, this is early stage research in cells in the laboratory. The researchers themselves acknowledge that this is a small study and its data should be "interpreted cautiously, since it may not be representative for all AML patients". As reported in The Telegraph , further research is needed. The results from trials in larger samples of cells, followed by trials in live patients should give a more reliable idea of the safety and efficacy of this potential vaccine.


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Olympic swimming medallist Keller charged over Capitol riot
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Nevin Al Sukari – Sana'a – Klete Keller of the US stands with his gold medal after the men's 200m freestyle event at the Pan Pacific 2006 swimming championships in Victoria August 17, 2006. — Reuters pic
WASHINGTON, Jan 14 — US Olympic swimming gold medallist Klete Keller was charged by the Justice Department yesterday with participating in the June 6 attack on Congress by supporters of President Donald Trump.
Keller was filmed as part of the crowd that illegally entered the huge Rotunda hall of the Capitol after violent protesters broke through police lines and forced their way in.
A statement accompanying formal charges unveiled yesterday said police identified the three-time Olympian first by what appears to be an official team jacket bearing the large logo "USA" on the back and an arm patch that read "United States Olympic team."
He was charged with illegally entering the Capitol, violent or disorderly conduct, and obstructing law enforcement.
Keller, 38, competed in the Olympics in 2000, 2004 and 2008, taking two golds and a silver in the 4×200 metre freestyle relays, and two bronzes in the individual 400 metre freestyle.
His 2004 relay gold in Athens was one of the most celebrated races in swimming, with a US star team that included Michael Phelps, against an Australian foursome led by the powerful champion Ian Thorpe.
In the anchor position he was able to hold off a surging Thorpe for the win, ending years of Australian dominance in the event.
His life after the Olympics was rocky, with a divorce, multiple lost jobs, and plunge into homelessness and living out of his car for a time, he told The Olympic Channel in a 2018 podcast. — AFP
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package casbin

import (
	"testing"

	"github.com/casbin/casbin/util"
)

func testStringList(t *testing.T, title string, f func() []string, res []string) {
	t.Helper()
	myRes := f()
	t.Log(title+": ", myRes)

	if !util.ArrayEquals(res, myRes) {
		t.Error(title+": ", myRes, ", supposed to be ", res)
	}
}

func TestGetList(t *testing.T) {
	e := NewEnforcer("examples/rbac_model.conf", "examples/rbac_policy.csv")

	testStringList(t, "Subjects", e.GetAllSubjects, []string{"alice", "bob", "data2_admin"})
	testStringList(t, "Objects", e.GetAllObjects, []string{"data1", "data2"})
	testStringList(t, "Actions", e.GetAllActions, []string{"read", "write"})
	testStringList(t, "Roles", e.GetAllRoles, []string{"data2_admin"})
}

func testGetPolicy(t *testing.T, e *Enforcer, res [][]string) {
	t.Helper()
	myRes := e.GetPolicy()
	t.Log("Policy: ", myRes)

	if !util.Array2DEquals(res, myRes) {
		t.Error("Policy: ", myRes, ", supposed to be ", res)
	}
}

func testGetFilteredPolicy(t *testing.T, e *Enforcer, fieldIndex int, res [][]string, fieldValues ...string) {
	t.Helper()
	myRes := e.GetFilteredPolicy(fieldIndex, fieldValues...)
	t.Log("Policy for ", util.ParamsToString(fieldValues...), ": ", myRes)

	if !util.Array2DEquals(res, myRes) {
		t.Error("Policy for ", util.ParamsToString(fieldValues...), ": ", myRes, ", supposed to be ", res)
	}
}

func testGetGroupingPolicy(t *testing.T, e *Enforcer, res [][]string) {
	t.Helper()
	myRes := e.GetGroupingPolicy()
	t.Log("Grouping policy: ", myRes)

	if !util.Array2DEquals(res, myRes) {
		t.Error("Grouping policy: ", myRes, ", supposed to be ", res)
	}
}

func testGetFilteredGroupingPolicy(t *testing.T, e *Enforcer, fieldIndex int, res [][]string, fieldValues ...string) {
	t.Helper()
	myRes := e.GetFilteredGroupingPolicy(fieldIndex, fieldValues...)
	t.Log("Grouping policy for ", util.ParamsToString(fieldValues...), ": ", myRes)

	if !util.Array2DEquals(res, myRes) {
		t.Error("Grouping policy for ", util.ParamsToString(fieldValues...), ": ", myRes, ", supposed to be ", res)
	}
}

func testHasPolicy(t *testing.T, e *Enforcer, policy []string, res bool) {
	t.Helper()
	myRes := e.HasPolicy(policy)
	t.Log("Has policy ", util.ArrayToString(policy), ": ", myRes)

	if res != myRes {
		t.Error("Has policy ", util.ArrayToString(policy), ": ", myRes, ", supposed to be ", res)
	}
}

func testHasGroupingPolicy(t *testing.T, e *Enforcer, policy []string, res bool) {
	t.Helper()
	myRes := e.HasGroupingPolicy(policy)
	t.Log("Has grouping policy ", util.ArrayToString(policy), ": ", myRes)

	if res != myRes {
		t.Error("Has grouping policy ", util.ArrayToString(policy), ": ", myRes, ", supposed to be ", res)
	}
}

func TestGetPolicyAPI(t *testing.T) {
	e := NewEnforcer("examples/rbac_model.conf", "examples/rbac_policy.csv")

	testGetPolicy(t, e, [][]string{
		{"alice", "data1", "read"},
		{"bob", "data2", "write"},
		{"data2_admin", "data2", "read"},
		{"data2_admin", "data2", "write"}})

	testGetFilteredPolicy(t, e, 0, [][]string{{"alice", "data1", "read"}}, "alice")
	testGetFilteredPolicy(t, e, 0, [][]string{{"bob", "data2", "write"}}, "bob")
	testGetFilteredPolicy(t, e, 0, [][]string{{"data2_admin", "data2", "read"}, {"data2_admin", "data2", "write"}}, "data2_admin")
	testGetFilteredPolicy(t, e, 1, [][]string{{"alice", "data1", "read"}}, "data1")
	testGetFilteredPolicy(t, e, 1, [][]string{{"bob", "data2", "write"}, {"data2_admin", "data2", "read"}, {"data2_admin", "data2", "write"}}, "data2")
	testGetFilteredPolicy(t, e, 2, [][]string{{"alice", "data1", "read"}, {"data2_admin", "data2", "read"}}, "read")
	testGetFilteredPolicy(t, e, 2, [][]string{{"bob", "data2", "write"}, {"data2_admin", "data2", "write"}}, "write")

	testGetFilteredPolicy(t, e, 0, [][]string{{"data2_admin", "data2", "read"}, {"data2_admin", "data2", "write"}}, "data2_admin", "data2")
	// Note: "" (empty string) in fieldValues means matching all values.
	testGetFilteredPolicy(t, e, 0, [][]string{{"data2_admin", "data2", "read"}}, "data2_admin", "", "read")
	testGetFilteredPolicy(t, e, 1, [][]string{{"bob", "data2", "write"}, {"data2_admin", "data2", "write"}}, "data2", "write")

	testHasPolicy(t, e, []string{"alice", "data1", "read"}, true)
	testHasPolicy(t, e, []string{"bob", "data2", "write"}, true)
	testHasPolicy(t, e, []string{"alice", "data2", "read"}, false)
	testHasPolicy(t, e, []string{"bob", "data3", "write"}, false)

	testGetGroupingPolicy(t, e, [][]string{{"alice", "data2_admin"}})

	testGetFilteredGroupingPolicy(t, e, 0, [][]string{{"alice", "data2_admin"}}, "alice")
	testGetFilteredGroupingPolicy(t, e, 0, [][]string{}, "bob")
	testGetFilteredGroupingPolicy(t, e, 1, [][]string{}, "data1_admin")
	testGetFilteredGroupingPolicy(t, e, 1, [][]string{{"alice", "data2_admin"}}, "data2_admin")
	// Note: "" (empty string) in fieldValues means matching all values.
	testGetFilteredGroupingPolicy(t, e, 0, [][]string{{"alice", "data2_admin"}}, "", "data2_admin")

	testHasGroupingPolicy(t, e, []string{"alice", "data2_admin"}, true)
	testHasGroupingPolicy(t, e, []string{"bob", "data2_admin"}, false)
}

func TestModifyPolicyAPI(t *testing.T) {
	e := NewEnforcer("examples/rbac_model.conf", "examples/rbac_policy.csv")

	testGetPolicy(t, e, [][]string{
		{"alice", "data1", "read"},
		{"bob", "data2", "write"},
		{"data2_admin", "data2", "read"},
		{"data2_admin", "data2", "write"}})

	e.RemovePolicy("alice", "data1", "read")
	e.RemovePolicy("bob", "data2", "write")
	e.RemovePolicy("alice", "data1", "read")
	e.AddPolicy("eve", "data3", "read")
	e.AddPolicy("eve", "data3", "read")

	namedPolicy := []string{"eve", "data3", "read"}
	e.RemoveNamedPolicy("p", namedPolicy)
	e.AddNamedPolicy("p", namedPolicy)

	testGetPolicy(t, e, [][]string{
		{"data2_admin", "data2", "read"},
		{"data2_admin", "data2", "write"},
		{"eve", "data3", "read"}})

	e.RemoveFilteredPolicy(1, "data2")

	testGetPolicy(t, e, [][]string{{"eve", "data3", "read"}})
}

func TestModifyGroupingPolicyAPI(t *testing.T) {
	e := NewEnforcer("examples/rbac_model.conf", "examples/rbac_policy.csv")

	testGetRoles(t, e, "alice", []string{"data2_admin"})
	testGetRoles(t, e, "bob", []string{})
	testGetRoles(t, e, "eve", []string{})
	testGetRoles(t, e, "non_exist", []string{})

	e.RemoveGroupingPolicy("alice", "data2_admin")
	e.AddGroupingPolicy("bob", "data1_admin")
	e.AddGroupingPolicy("eve", "data3_admin")

	namedGroupingPolicy := []string{"alice", "data2_admin"}
	testGetRoles(t, e, "alice", []string{})
	e.AddNamedGroupingPolicy("g", namedGroupingPolicy)
	testGetRoles(t, e, "alice", []string{"data2_admin"})
	e.RemoveNamedGroupingPolicy("g", namedGroupingPolicy)

	testGetRoles(t, e, "alice", []string{})
	testGetRoles(t, e, "bob", []string{"data1_admin"})
	testGetRoles(t, e, "eve", []string{"data3_admin"})
	testGetRoles(t, e, "non_exist", []string{})

	testGetUsers(t, e, "data1_admin", []string{"bob"})
	testGetUsers(t, e, "data2_admin", []string{})
	testGetUsers(t, e, "data3_admin", []string{"eve"})

	e.RemoveFilteredGroupingPolicy(0, "bob")

	testGetRoles(t, e, "alice", []string{})
	testGetRoles(t, e, "bob", []string{})
	testGetRoles(t, e, "eve", []string{"data3_admin"})
	testGetRoles(t, e, "non_exist", []string{})

	testGetUsers(t, e, "data1_admin", []string{})
	testGetUsers(t, e, "data2_admin", []string{})
	testGetUsers(t, e, "data3_admin", []string{"eve"})
}

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With magical tales of undersea adventure and brilliantly colored artwork that seems to pop off the page, the ocean and its animals come to life with irresistible charisma.
Written and illustrated by a husband and wife team with a lifetime love of the ocean and 12+ years teaching ocean science. Ages 4-8.
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Dive into an exploration of ocean wonders from the well-known to the bizarre! Alex Brave – a young girl known as A.B – sets sail upon her most daring journey yet: to find ocean wonders for each and every letter of the alphabet. From the narwhal to the rare megamouth shark, the vibrant parrotfish, mysterious vampire squid, playful dolphins, lovable penguins, and so many more, the journey will quickly become a family favorite!
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One moonlit, magical night changes everything for a young boy named Zale. He finds a beautiful, violet pearl that sweeps him away into the ocean blue – as a sailfish! When the pearl slips from his grasp, Zale transforms into ocean animals of all kinds to not only find his prized pearl, but his way home. Join Zale as he explores the mysteries of the sea, searching for his lost, magical pearl!
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"Mira the sea dragon was unlike any other creature you might have known. For she had become odder and odder the more she had grown." Mira is a wandering sea dragon (a fish related to seahorses) who is beautiful in the most unique of ways, but just can't seem to find where she belongs. She roams the ocean, encountering many places and creatures, but none of these places feel quite right. Where will Mira find her home where she belongs?
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When Ray the flashlight fish gets scared, he starts to glow. This unique talent might just prove useful as he attends his very first Halloween party at an old sunken shipwreck in the moonlit ocean shallows. Ray bravely explores the dimly lit ship and encounters the strangest of creatures. While, at first, the Halloween monsters give Ray a fright, he soon realizes that his new friends the ghost crab, the vampire squid, the goblin shark and many more are the perfect friends to spend time with at Halloween!


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July 19, 2022 by Peter Friesen
As women have spent the last half century breaking into technology roles traditionally dominated by men, there's one sector — cybersecurity — seeing especially promising growth lately, just as worldwide employee demand rises.
The number of women in cybersecurity positions has steadily increased over the last decade, growing from around 10% to nearly 25% by 2021, according to a study from (ISC)², a cybersecurity nonprofit group. That is a good sign, but there's more work to do to make cybersecurity a truly equal field.
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Danelle Daly worked on early cloud hosting more than two decades ago. Her team recognized the need for data security and, although not all of them had cybersecurity backgrounds, they worked on ways to implement different defense strategies across their purpose-built platform.
Now, Daly is the vice president and general manager of cybersecurity for Tyler Technologies, one of a growing number of women in the industry, and one of many who outrank their male counterparts. As her own career path brought her into the cybersecurity world, Daly saw progress, and the work still to be done to bring others like her along.
There's been more female interest in cybersecurity due to a global push to get more young women and girls into STEM fields while in school, Daly says. Research by (ISC)² shows women are more likely than men to teach themselves or pursue cybersecurity education in order to get a job. Women in the industry are also more likely to have a post-graduate degree.
Younger women are seeing fairer working conditions after they're hired, although it's still not completely equal, according to a different, women-focused study from (ISC)². Compensation is much closer for millennials than Gen X or boomers in the industry, but there are still gains to be made. Nearly a third of men are paid $50K-$99K, while one-fifth of women are.
Hear Danelle Daly on the Tyler Tech Podcast
Daly talks about her experience in the growing cybersecurity field.
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Daly has seen firsthand the rise of the cybersecurity industry, as well as the increased number of women working in the field. She struggled without a mentor who understood the intersecting challenges of cybersecurity and working as a woman.
By 2019, (ISC)² found more women held leadership roles in cybersecurity than men, being promoted to chief technology officer, IT director, and C-level executives at higher rates. This diversity will not only provide more experienced female mentors to women working their way up the ladder, but it may also improve equitable hiring and diversity initiatives.
Although remote work takes away a physical proximity to potential mentors, Daly says it's easier than ever for women who may be alone in their company to make connections. There are many online groups aiming to connect women in the industry through trainings, events, and support networks.
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As more women fill those leadership roles, and more are hired at all levels, Daly hopes to see women make up half of the cybersecurity workforce in five to 10 years.
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"My advice is it doesn't matter what path you take into cybersecurity. The key is that you have that kind of mind that enjoys, loves, is passionate about math and sciences," Daly said. "If you are thinking about a cybersecurity career, see if you can intern or even shadow for a day and find out what it's all about, because it may surprise you."
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November 7, 2017 – Paul Buckmaster born on June 13, 1946 in London England.
At age four, Buckmaster started attending a small private school in London called the London Violoncello School, and continued studying cello under several private teachers until he was ten. In 1957, his mother, a concert pianist took him and his two siblings to Naples, where he auditioned with cello professor Willy La Volpe, to be assessed as eligible for a scholarship. After Paul's attending classes over a two-month period, La Volpe determined that Paul was eligible for an Italian State scholarship, and for the next four years, he studied there eight months per year. This was a radically formative period, in which he deepened his love for the music of J. S. Bach, studying the unaccompanied cellos suites. It was during this period in Italy that Paul discovered his love for jazz. He then won a scholarship to study the cello at the Royal Academy of Music, from which he graduated with a performance diploma in 1967. Continue reading Paul Buckmaster 11/2017
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February 17, 2017 – Peter Skellern was born in Bury, Lancashire on March 14, 1947.
He played trombone in a school band and served as organist and choirmaster in a local church before attending the Guildhall School of Music, from which he graduated with honors in 1968. Because "I didn't want to spend the next 50 years playing Chopin," he joined the vocal harmony band March Hare which, after changing their name to Harlan County, recorded a country-pop album before disbanding in 1971.
Married with two children, Skellern worked as a hotel porter in Shaftesbury, Dorset, before music struck lucky at the end of 1972 with a self-composed U.K. number three hit, "You're a Lady." The record featured the Congregation, who had previously recorded the top ten hit "Softly Whispering I Love You".
"You're a Lady" reached number three on the UK Singles Chart and number 50 in the United States Billboard Hot 100 and sold several million copies world wide. Continue reading Peter Skellern 2/2017
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ST. PETERSBURG (FOX 13) - Friends and coworkers of a Pinellas County family killed in a New Year's Eve plane crash in Central America are remembering those who died as pillars of their community.
Doctors Mitchell and Leslie Weiss, along with their children, Hannah and Ari, were vacationing in Costa Rica over the holidays when their plane crashed just after takeoff Sunday. The entire Weiss family and eight others onboard were killed.
"They're amazing people. This city is going to miss them but the world is going to miss people like that," said Dr. Greg Savel, a pediatrician who worked closely with Leslie Weiss. "It's such an incredible tragedy to imagine two generations of a family wiped off the face of this earth in one horrific tragedy."
Mitchell and Leslie Weiss, 52 and 50 respectively, both practiced at Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater; the former was the head of interventional radiology for Radiology Associates of Clearwater, while the latter, according to Savel, was a head pediatrician at the hospital.
Savel, who was also a neighbor of Weiss family, said he hadn't learned about the accident until Monday morning when he arrived at the hospital for work.
"Everybody had tears in their eyes and I stopped and they said, 'Haven't you heard?'" Savel told FOX 13. "Not only were they amazing members of our medical community, and that's how I knew them, but they were very strong members of their temple and of the community. They were people who believed in causes but gave their time to make sure that their causes were forwarded. So they were people that just talked the talk, but they walked the walk."
Hannah, 19, graduated from Shorecrest Preparatory school in St. Petersburg and was currently studying at Columbia University. Her brother, Ari, 16, was a student at Shorecrest.
"Both of those kids were just tremendous students. Ari was one of the sharpest, brightest kids in his class, straight-A student, just this effervescent personality," said Tom Dillow, the assistant headmaster at Shorecrest Prep. "Hannah exuded a passion for life and living and if you met her, there was this incredible energy about her."
Shorecrest Prep plans to have counselors available to students when they return to classes next week.
Savel said passion permeated the Weiss family and it'll be missed by those who knew them best.
"They gave their lives to their profession, but also their children. The legacy they leave behind is that they made a difference," he said.
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GARY HIGGINSON: SONGS OF INNOCENCE AND EXPERIENCE
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If Gary Higginson is a pastoralist, then he is of the rugged sort who know that nature carries a sting. The title refers to two distinct but interlocked sets of Blake songs, which Higginson set in 1977 and then between 1979 and 1982. Those treacherously simple words are beautifully placed for girls' and men's voices and delivered with unaffected confidence by the Selwyn choir, who know the difference between simplicity and faux-naïveté. Elsewhere, Higginson turns to Shakespeare (his op.1 was a setting from Love's Labour's Lost), Newman, Longfellow, Dante Gabriel Rossetti and an exquisite group of almost-haiku by poet Neil Curry, set here for girls' voices and harp, an obvious but under-exploited combination. Sarah MacDonald gets consistent results and the recording (in St George's Chesterton rather than Selwyn or Ely) by Benjamin Rayfield and Gary Cole is pin-sharp.
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One of the best cardiovascular workouts available to athletes and wanna-be athletes around the world is running. It is very hard to find an activity that burns as many calories in one session than going for a run outdoors. And if you live in colder climates, running may be one of those great luxuries that can only happen a few months out of the year so it also becomes extremely valuable. Running is one of the few physical activities that doesn't cost a lot either. You don't need to go out and buy a ton of expensive equipment before hitting the pavement or treadmill. Instead, you require just one piece of crucial equipment which is, you guessed it, the running shoe. It is so critical to invest in a decent pair of kicks because running, as good of a workout as it is, also has some pretty intense repercussions on your body if you're not careful. These repercussions include the impact on the joints and lower back. Though you may not be able to predict whether or not you are going to need a hip replacement later in your life, you can definitely take strides today to help minimize the likelihood that you'll need major work done in your golden years. A good running shoe will help reduce impact, help keep the feet in better shape as well as help you go further in your run. This is usually done with good arch supports and high quality cushioning which helps with impact reduction as the runner lands their foot on the pavement, cement or trails as they are on their runs. Not all sneakers have proper features to help keep impact reduction down, however, the ones that do are the ones that should be looked at.
This review is on the very popular brand Saloman, specifically their Speedcross 4 runner. This product is highly rated all over the internet but we wanted to get a little deeper into the Speedcross 4, its advantages and disadvantages based on the materials used, their construction and the ratings and reviews by people who have used this shoe. The company itself has a very good reputation and is known for making a superior running shoe. This particular model is quite attractive in design, resembling something that a pro might wear. They come in both men's and women's models, as well as in a ton of different bright and fun colors so there is sure to be an option out there that suits your fancy. They are sleek in design as well as quite narrow in size (which may be an issue, this is discussed more in the article). They are pretty reasonably priced as well. So, this is our review on the Salomon Speedcross 4. We hope this helps in your search for the best running shoe!
This product has a anti-debris mesh which according to their website helps protect the inside of the shoe from anything that can be found on trails or on roads. The mesh is suppose to essentially block any dirt or dust from entering the shoe and damaging it or hurting your feet. The mesh helps encourage airflow through the shoe and helps keep the runners feet from overheating. Reviewers said that the mesh did its job and kept their feet cool (and dry) during their runs. This product has good breathability despite the good waterproofing (which sometimes works against the breathability). The Orthalite sockliner is also supposed to keep feet cooler, drier and healthier which will help with the runners comfort over the course of the run.
This product has a 'precise foothold' which is supposed to have ongoing support from heel to toe and keep the foot in place while doing activities in them. This will help keep the foot in place and offer a more precise and controlled movement during runs. They also have an "Ortholie socktrainer' which is suppose to be more supportive of the arches, help keep the foot dry and aid in low impact runs. They are also very lightweight in design which will help extend the lengths of any outdoor runs. The one common consensus on this shoe is how comfortable the shoe is. The one thing to consider is that it sounds like the shoe fits smaller than expected and sizing up may be required depending on the foot. This described in a little more detail below.
This shoe also has water resistant materials listed as "water resistant textile" which is supposed to essentially repel water as oppose to absorb it. The quick lace system also helps keep moisture, debris and dirt out of the shoe, this is described in a little more detail below. This is crucial when running because wet and dirty feet can quickly cause blisters and/or slipping which can be dangerous especially when out on trails. Those that wore these shoes appreciated how dry their feet stayed even when out on wet and muddy trails. This is a huge positive when considering what type of shoe to purchase.
The insole of this shoe has a 'OrthoLite' sockliner as mentioned above, the liner is made of a foam meant for impact reduction. The OrothLight liner also has an EVA cup which holds the heel in place for better control during runs. The liner helps keep feet an ideal temperature which could work hand in hand with the breathability of the product. It also helps cushion the foot for a more comfortable fit as well as a closer one. It also has an EVA footbed, described in a little more detail below. Those who ran in this shoe either loved how comfortable they were or had issues with how narrow they were.
The upper is made of the anti-debris mesh which not only allows for better breathability but also keeps the dirt and debris out of the shoe. The feel of the fabric is high quality and is not stiff to the touch. It surrounds the top of the foot quite well without restricting it. The shoe also has a mud guard which essentially maintains the aesthetic of the shoe and stops the shoe from looking mucky even mid-run. Those wearing this shoe while running on trails found that they didn't have any issues with getting anything stuck in the shoe due to the shoes quick lace system, which is a huge plus. The quick lace system is a one pull tightening system which will tighten the shoe with one quick tug. The shoe is easy on and easy off which many reviewers confirmed they probably wouldn't be able to live without now that they've experienced it. This helps with not only quick tightening to get on the road faster but also offers a more secure fit.
The sole of this product is made of a rubber material that is supposed to be supportive especially for longer runs and for those with arch issues. The shoe also has a anti bacterial insole which helps keep bacterial build up down and therefore odour control as well. This should be particularly attractive to those with existing foot odour problems as well as those looking to extend the life of their shoes. The sole has proper impact reduction and helps the runners joints and bones avoid further damage that running can cause.
The foot bed of this product is quite narrow and hugs both the heel of the runner and the ball of the foot. The arch support and foot bed in this product is made of a molded-EVA which is a very durable material but can be considered a little hard for people with arch issues. A common complaint about this model is that the foot bed is too narrow even with people with average sized feet. On the up side, the shoe fits the heel really snuggly and therefore runners don't feel their foot moving around too much during their run which helps with both blisters as well as performance.
This product has what they refer to as "premium wet traction contragrip" which is something unique to Salomon. It is basically a traction system that will work just as well on dry surfaces as wet surfaces. This will be particularly handy in areas of higher humidity and rain. Reviewers wearing these shoes had no issues running in either an urban setting or on trails because of the super 'sticky' traction of these runners. They not only grip to roads and pavement, but also grip well to rocks making these shoes incredibly versatile.
This product is very stylish. It is both sleek and narrow. It looks like something a pro might wear. It also comes in numerous fun colors as well as more monochrome ones for those less into color. They have an interesting and yet minimal design to them. The laces are quite thin and discrete. They have the classic Salomon logo across the side and have an ergonomic design that looks as though they really shape the foot. It almost looks like a cleat with the tread of the product being more pointy than smooth across the bottom. The tongue is tight to the foot as well to avoid any unnecessary bulk if running in colder temperatures. Overall, the look of this product is quite attractive in design and would work in both urban and rural dwellings.
This comes with a 2-year limited warranty. This is nice considering some shoes don't come with one at all, however, the issue with it is that from what reviewers are saying, the customer service team is really hard to get a hold of. This seems to have conflicting reviews with other reviewers who said the person they spoke with was quick to help. This is probably a person-by-person basis and shouldn't reflect Salomon as a whole. Reviewing their website their customer service team or their social media manager seems to be quick to respond with advice on any negative reviews, this is positive. They are watching out for their reputation which says a lot about the company.
This shoe is surprisingly inexpensive in comparison to competitive models. When looking for a good quality product you can't expect to pay very little to get a superior product. Running itself is quite inexpensive and doesn't require a ton of equipment, but the equipment needed (which is your runner) does need to have very specific features and qualities to not only keep the runner safe but also to protect the body over long periods of time. This product is loaded with features that will really assist the buyers runs and for this price the product is definitely worth the cost. It is on the lower side in price, it does the job, plus you'll look great in them. There is no reason (outside of how narrow they are) to not try these shoes out especially at this price.
This truly is a superior shoe. Salomon is known for making fantastic quality products. They might have some customer service issues but even on their website, you see a social media manager responding with helpful advice to everyone leaving poor reviews. The shoe itself is a good product overall. There were a few complaints about durability, breathability or waterproofing. The only real concern, and this was a very common one, is that the shoe is very narrow. Some said that sizing up helped, however, for those with larger feet this actually might be a deal breaker, unfortunately. Overall this shoe is good quality and a good purchase for a runner looking to expand their sneaker repertoire. On top of all that, the price is right. This is a fairly inexpensive shoe which makes it a very good bang for your buck.


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require 'spec_helper'

describe "teams/edit" do
  before(:each) do
    @team = assign(:team, stub_model(Team,
      :name => "MyString",
      :description => "MyString",
      :logo => "MyString"
    ))
  end

  it "renders the edit team form" do
    render

    # Run the generator again with the --webrat flag if you want to use webrat matchers
    assert_select "form", :action => teams_path(@team), :method => "post" do
      assert_select "input#team_name", :name => "team[name]"
      assert_select "input#team_description", :name => "team[description]"
      assert_select "input#team_logo", :name => "team[logo]"
    end
  end
end


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Indian Navy escorts its first WFP vessel in Somalian waters
Photo: EUNAVFOR
An Indian Navy frigate reached a milestone recently as it became the first Indian warship to escort a vessel of UN's World Food Program.
INS Sunayna completed the escort for the first time since counter-piracy deployments began in 2008, following an escort request by EU NAVFOR.
A WFP dhow was transporting 360 tons of food aid from Bosaso to Berbera, in northern Somalia. Over 1.5 million people face acute levels of food insecurity in Somalia, and 2.6 million are internally displaced.
INS Sunayna has been deployed for anti-piracy patrols in the Gulf of Aden since October 6, 2018. EU NAVFOR sent an escort request to other international naval forces earlier in December, to which the Indian Navy responded. This support demonstrates the good work and cooperation that can be achieved in the region between the EU and partner nations.
Coordinated efforts between EU NAVFOR and other international maritime organisations are vital to ensure the free flow and safe passage of commerce around the Horn of Africa. The frequent Shared Awareness and De-confliction (SHADE) conferences held in Bahrain provide a critical mechanism to work out and share best practices.
As of 8 January 2019, EU NAVFOR and its key regional partners have protected 450 WFP vessels and enabled the safe delivery of nearly 1.8 million tonnes of aid into Somalia since the commencement of operation Atalanta in December 2008.
Posted on January 8, 2019 with tags EUNAVFOR, Indian Navy, INS Sunayna, WFP.
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Dorothy Gibson
Title: Dorothy Gibson
Subject: Saved from the Titanic, Titanic (2012 miniseries), RMS Titanic, Lifeboats of the RMS Titanic, Frederic Kimber Seward
Collection: 1889 Births, 1946 Deaths, 20Th-Century American Actresses, Actresses from New Jersey, American Expatriates in France, American Female Models, American Female Singers, American Silent Film Actresses, American Stage Actresses, American Women Screenwriters, Deaths from Myocardial Infarction, People from Hoboken, New Jersey, Rms Titanic Survivors, Rms Titanic's Crew and Passengers, Vaudeville Performers
Gibson in a 1911 publicity photo
Dorothy Winifred Brown
(1889-05-17)May 17, 1889
Hoboken, New Jersey, United States
February 17, 1946(1946-02-17) (aged 56)
Model, actress and singer
Dorothy Gibson (May 17, 1889 – February 17, 1946) was a pioneering American silent film actress, artist's model and singer active in the early 20th century. She is best remembered as a survivor of the sinking of the Titanic and for starring in the first motion picture based on the disaster.
Early life and career 1
Film career 2
Titanic disaster and first film based on it 3
Later life 5
Filmography 7
Footnotes 8
Early life and career
Dorothy Gibson as illustrated by Harrison Fisher, 1911
Dorothy Gibson was born on May 17, 1889 to John A. Brown and Pauline Caroline Boesen as Dorothy Winifred Brown in Hoboken, New Jersey.[1] Her father died when she was three years old, and her mother married John Leonard Gibson.[2] Between 1906 and 1911, she appeared on stage as a singer and dancer in a number of theatre and vaudeville productions,[3] the most important being on Broadway in Charles Frohman's musical The Dairymaids (1907). She was also a regular chorus member in shows produced by the Shubert Brothers at the Hippodrome Theatre.[4]
In 1909, the year before she married George Henry Battier, Jr.,[5] Dorothy Gibson began posing for famous commercial artist Harrison Fisher, becoming one of his favorite models.[6] Dorothy's image appeared regularly on posters, postcards, various merchandising products and in book illustrations over the next three years. Fisher also often chose her likeness for the covers of best-selling magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Ladies Home Journal, and the Saturday Evening Post.[7] Dorothy was widely publicized during this time as "The Original Harrison Fisher Girl".
Meanwhile, Dorothy separated from Battier, though the couple was not divorced until 1913.
Film career
Represented by top theatrical agent Pat Casey, Dorothy entered movies in early 1911, joining the Independent Moving Pictures Company (IMP) as an extra and later the Lubin Studios as a stock player. She was hired as leading lady by the new U.S. branch of Paris-based Éclair Studios in July 1911. She was an instant hit with audiences, becoming one of the first actresses in the new medium of film to be promoted as a "star" in her own right.[8] Praised for a natural, subtle acting style, she was particularly effective as a comedienne in such popular one-reelers as Miss Masquerader (1911) and Love Finds a Way (1912), all of which were produced at Fort Lee, New Jersey, then the center of the burgeoning American motion picture industry.[9]
Dorothy Gibson and Lamar Johnstone in a scene from the comedy, The Lucky Hold Up (1912). The film was released April 11, 1912 while Gibson was on the RMS Titanic
Despite her popularity in comedies, one of Dorothy's most important parts was that of Molly Pitcher in the historical drama Hands Across the Sea (1911), Eclair's debut vehicle and her first star turn.[10]
Titanic disaster and first film based on it
Dorothy Gibson's most famous screen role was that of herself in Saved From the Titanic (1912), based on her experiences in the legendary disaster. Saved From the Titanic, released a month after the sinking, was the first of many films about the event.[11]
Dorothy Gibson in a promotional photo for Saved From the Titanic (1912), dressed in the same sweater she wore the night of the sinking
The Titanic is the best known aspect of Dorothy's life. After a six-week vacation in Italy with her mother, she was returning on the Titanic to make a new series of pictures for Eclair at Fort Lee. The women had been playing bridge with friends in the lounge on the night of the ship's fatal collision with the iceberg. With two of their game partners they escaped in Lifeboat #7, the first lifeboat launched.[12] After arriving in New York on the rescue ship Carpathia, Dorothy was persuaded by her manager to appear in a film based on the sinking. She not only starred in the one-reel drama but also wrote the scenario. She even appeared in the same clothing she had worn aboard the Titanic that night—a white silk evening dress topped with a cardigan and polo coat.[13]
Although Saved From the Titanic was a tremendous success in America, Britain, and France[14] the only known prints were destroyed in a 1914 fire at the Eclair Studios in New Jersey.[15] The loss of the motion picture is considered by film historians to be one of the greatest of the silent era.[16] Dorothy Gibson's other accomplishments in early cinema included starring in one of the first feature films made in the United States (Hands Across the Sea, 1911), co-starring in the first American-produced serial or chapter play (The Revenge of the Silk Masks, 1912), and making one of the first-ever public appearances by a movie personality (January 1912).[17]
With contemporary Mary Pickford, Dorothy was the highest paid movie actress in the world at the time of her premature retirement in May 1912. In a brief but eventful cinematic career, she appeared in an estimated 22 Eclair films and in an unspecified number while at Lubin and IMP studios. Dorothy left movies to pursue a choral career,[18] her most notable appearance in that venue being at the Metropolitan Opera House in Madame Sans-Gene (1915).
In 1911, Dorothy Gibson began a six-year love affair with married movie tycoon Jules Brulatour, head of distribution for Eastman Kodak and co-founder of Universal Pictures. Brulatour was also an advisor and producer for Eclair; he backed several of Gibson's films, including her 1912 hit Saved From the Titanic. A year later, while driving Brulatour's sports car in New York, Dorothy struck and killed a pedestrian. During the resulting court case, it was revealed in the press that she was his mistress. Although Brulatour was already separated from his wife, the humiliation of the scandal determined her to sue him for divorce, which was finalized in 1915.[19] Brulatour's rising fame and political power forced him to legitimize his relationship with Dorothy Gibson, and the pair were finally wed in 1917.
Its legality challenged, the union was dissolved two years later as an invalid contract. To escape gossip and start a new life, Dorothy left New York for Paris, where she remained, except for the four years she spent in Italy during World War II. Brulatour married film actress Hope Hampton in 1923.
A Nazi sympathizer and alleged intelligence operative, Dorothy renounced her involvement by 1944. She was arrested as an anti-Fascist agitator and jailed in the Milan prison of San Vittore, from which she escaped with two other prisoners, journalist Indro Montanelli and General Bartolo Zambon. The trio was aided through the intervention of Cardinal Ildefonso Schuster, Archbishop of Milan, and by a young chaplain of the Milanese resistance group Fiamme Verdi, Father Giovanni Barbareschi.[20]
Living in France, in 1946, Dorothy died of a heart attack in her apartment at the Hôtel Ritz Paris at the age of 56. She is buried at Saint Germain-en-Laye Cemetery. Gibson's estate was divided between her lover, Emilio Antonio Ramos, press attaché for the Spanish Embassy in Paris, and her mother, who lived until 1961 and, like her daughter, was found dead in a Paris hotel room.
Dorothy Gibson's only surviving film is the adventure-comedy A Lucky Holdup (1912). Salvaged by collectors David and Margo Navone in 2001, it was preserved by the American Film Institute and is now archived at the Library of Congress.
The character of Susan Alexander in Orson Welles' Citizen Kane (1941) may have been partly based on Dorothy, along with other real-life figures Marion Davies, Hope Hampton, and Ganna Walska. She was also the inspiration for a character in her friend Indro Montanelli's novel General della Rovere, which was turned into an award-winning film by director Roberto Rossellini in 1959.
Sophie Winkleman portrayed Dorothy in the 2012 Julian Fellowes-written TV miniseries Titanic that commemorated the centenary of the disaster.
Authors Don Lynch and John P. Eaton were the first contemporary historians to rediscover Dorothy Gibson, writing and lecturing about her as early as the 1980s. The first in-depth study of Dorothy's mysterious later life was conducted by Phillip Gowan and published in the journal of the British Titanic Society in 2002. In 2005, the first full-length biography of Dorothy Gibson, by Randy Bryan Bigham, was released; a revised and expanded edition was published in 2012.
1911 A Show Girl's Stratagem
1911 The Angel of the Slums
1911 Good For Evil
1911 Hands Across the Sea in '76 Molly Pitcher
French Court Beauty
Soldier's Widow
1911 Miss Masquerader Heiress
1911 The Musician's Daughter Prima Donna
1911 The Wrong Bottle The Bride
1912 Divorcons The Wife
1912 Mamie Bolton
1912 Love Finds a Way Helen
1912 The Awakening The Sweetheart
1912 The Guardian Angel The Wife
1912 Getting Dad Married Ellen
1912 The Kodak Contest The Wife
1912 It Pays to Be Kind The Sister
1912 A Living Memory Her Memory
1912 Brooms and Dustpans Kissing Cousin
1912 The White Aprons
1912 A Lucky Holdup Miss Barton
1912 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
1912 The Easter Bonnet Dora
1912 Revenge of the Silk Masks Society Girl
1912 Saved from the Titanic Miss Dorothy Alternative title: A Survivor of the Titanic
1912 Roses and Thorns
^ Phillip Gowan and Brian Meister, "The Saga of the Gibson Women," Atlantic Daily Bulletin (2002), vol. 3, p. 10; Daughtry, Greg. "For One Jersey Passenger, Survival Brought a Flicker of Silent-Film Stardom", New Jersey Monthly, March 12, 2012. Accessed February 6, 2013.
^ Randy Bryan Bigham, Finding Dorothy (2012), p. 5
^ New York Dramatic Mirror, "Gossip of the Studios," August 9, 1911, p. 21
^ Bigham, pp. 8-10
^ Gowan and Meister, vol. 3, p. 10
^ Billboard Magazine, "Dorothy Gibson: The Harrison Fisher Girl with the New American Eclair Stock Co.," November 11, 1911, p. 14
^ Magazine cover art by Harrison Fisher featuring Dorothy Gibson includes the Saturday Evening Post (April 8, 1911), Cosmopolitan (June and July 1911) and Ladies' Home Journal (June 1912)
^ "Dorothy Gibson," Moving Picture News, November 18, 1911, p. 8
^ "A New Star in the Picture Firmament," Moving Picture World, December 2, 1911, p. 720
^ Bigham, pp. 28–32
^ Frank Thompson, Lost Films (1996), pp. 12–18
^ Walter Lord, A Night to Remember (1955), p. 53
^ Chauncey L. Parsons, "Dorothy Gibson From the Titanic: An Account of the Shipwreck by an Actress who Went Through it," New York Dramatic Mirror, May 1, 1912, p. 13
^ Cine-Journal, June 29, 1912, p. 32
^ 17 March 1914 studio fire at Eclair Films America, Fort Lee, NJ. "Eclair American Company". Fort Lee Film Commission. Retrieved 27 February 2014.
^ Thompson, p. 18
^ Bigham, pp. 28, 50, 42
^ "Auto Suit is Settled," New York Times, May 22, 1913, p. 2
^ "Wants Her Income Assured," New York Times, April 23, 1915, p. 19
^ Barbareschi, Giovanni, "Montanelli In fuga da S. Vittore verso la liberta," Il Segno, Oct. 2001, pp. 38–40
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Dorothy Gibson Death Certificate on Titanic-Titanic.com
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Investigating the role of dysregulated Interleukin-17 signalling in the pathogenesis of psoriasis
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Psoriasis affects around 125 million people globally and can severely affect a patient's quality of life. EU research has investigated a family of chemical messengers that play a crucial role in the development of the disease that could lead to therapeutic targets.
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Researchers with the PSORIASIS IL17 (Investigating the role of dysregulated interleukin-17 signalling in the pathogenesis of psoriasis) project investigated how interleukin-17 (IL-17) activates other molecules to trigger inflammatory response and psoriasis. IL-17 cytokines are important in immune responses to bacteria and fungi. Moreover, in trials, an anti-IL-17 that targets IL-17A has successfully treated psoriasis but is prohibitively expensive for most patients. Looking for other signalling pathways initiated by IL-17 cytokines that play a role in inflammatory diseases such as psoriasis, the researchers selected two candidates, IL-17 receptor D (IL-17RD) and IL-17C. IL-17RD reduces immune responses triggered by IL-17A and, using transgenic mice, the team observed a protective role for IL-17RD in psoriasis. Expression of the receptor in diseased tissue was accompanied by an increase in pro-inflammatory molecules. Moreover, IL-17RD has a ligand that activates macrophages to counteract inflammation. Activating a chemical pathway compared with blocking inflammatory response is an attractive therapeutic option. Applying chemical and mechanical stress to keratinocytes, the PSORIASIS IL17 project observed an increase in expression of IL-17C that in turn led to increased production of pro-inflammatory cytokines. The researchers identified a new IL-17C target, a protein encoded by a gene previously found in psoriasis patients. Using in vitro studies, they identified key transcription factors produced in these mutant cells that activate pro-inflammatory cytokine and chemokine responses. The work on IL-17C sheds light on the initiation phase of psoriasis and mirrors the so-called Koebner phenomenon in patients whereby a scratch on unaffected skin produces a lesion. Furthermore, implications of the chemokine responses are that the pro-inflammatory response may be perpetuated as chemokines chemically attract certain types of immune cell. PSORIASIS IL17 research deliverables have made many steps towards development of pharmaceutical leads for psoriasis in the European Research Area (ERA). The newly developed mouse model will serve as a useful tool in future research. New therapeutics will mean fewer hospital consultations and a corresponding decrease in lost working hours within Europe's workforce.
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A combination of more than 50 volunteers and employees were on hand throughout the night, raising a total of $75,260 (CAD) / $57,182.55 (US) during the event.
Tamisan Bencz-Knight, Manager of Strategic Relationships and Partnerships for Edmonton's Foodbank, expressed her gratitude for the contribution and provided insight into how the funding helps the hunger relief organization.
"Often, people won't think about the foodbank at this time, at an event like this, but the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation has been a longtime supporter of the Edmonton Foodbank. Both of our organizations are in this community, we're both on the ground floor doing work, and we can't do it without people helping us. We're not government funded, and we are only able to feed people because of donations, like this, from the community. This is wonderful.
"With the money raised tonight we are to do a lot more. We're able to get our trucks out there on the road, picking up food donations and then dropping those donations off. We're also able to use these funds to target buy. We can purchase shelf-stable milk for kids in schools, which is perfect because it doesn't have to be refrigerated until you open it. We're also expanding to more fresh foods, and these donations will help us do that as well. We're going to be getting more eggs, to be able to offer a dozen for every hamper program participant, in conjunction with shelf-stable milk as well as fresh fruit.
"Tonight, was my first UFC event, and it was really interesting. I loved it, had a great time, the ambiance and feel of everything was wonderful. UFC has been great to work with."
Natalie Minckler, Executive Director of the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation, echoed Bencz-Knight's sentiment.
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10 Egyptian Soldiers Killed in Sinai Attack
Ten Egyptian soldiers were killed on Wednesday after a booby-trapped car exploded next to their bus in the northern Sinai Peninsula, according to a military spokesman.
At least 35 people were wounded in the bombing, near the town of Sheikh Zuwayed, the military said.
The bombing was the latest in a campaign of almost daily attacks by insurgents against soldiers and police officers that began in July, when the military ousted Egypt's Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi. Many of the attacks have occurred in the marginalized and relatively lawless Sinai, but militants have also struck at officials in Cairo, raising fears of a prolonged and escalating insurgency.
In one of the most brazen attacks, gunmen on Sunday assassinated Lt. Col. Mohamed Mabrouk, a senior Egyptian security official who was responsible for investigating Muslim extremists, firing at his car as he drove to work. An extremist group, Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, claimed responsibility for the attack on Tuesday, saying that it was retaliating for the arrests of women protesting the military takeover.
A previously obscure group, Ansar Beit al-Maqdis has gained prominence with a series of bombings and shootings targeting security officers in the Sinai and Suez Canal area. The group also claimed responsibility for the attempted assassination by suicide bombing of Egypt's interior minister in the capital two months ago. In a video claiming responsibility for that attack, the group chided mainstream Islamist groups like the Muslim Brotherhood for engaging in nonviolent protests.
In the video, the bomber says that "iron must be fought with iron, and fire with fire."
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for Wednesday's bombing. The military said that at about 7:45 a.m., a Hyundai laden with explosives struck the bus, which was carrying soldiers who were going on leave.
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