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'Star Trek: Discovery' Producer Explains the Show's Central Mission
"This a guy who is the right person to be in charge in war," star Jason Isaacs says of his mysterious Captain Lorca.
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[This story contains spoilers from episode three of CBS All Access' Star Trek: Discovery.]
After setting up a complex backstory for series lead Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and the politics of space in its first two hours, the third installment of CBS All Access' Star Trek: Discovery unveiled the central premise that will propel the story through its first season.
Set six months after the events of the two-part premiere, Sunday's "Context Is for Kings" shows a very different Burnham and Federation.
Since the fall of the USS Shenzhou at the hands of the Klingons, an all-out war has erupted between the alien race and the Federation, while Burnham sits in prison. That changes with the arrival of the USS Discovery, led by Capt. Lorca (Jason Isaacs).
Burnham now finds herself immersed in a new world. As a prisoner being kept on a Starfleet vessel, she has no rank or power. She's also without anyone to rely on. For executive producer Akiva Goldsman, who directed the third episode, this dark time for Burnham is important to Star Trek: Discovery's larger story.
"Burnham doesn't fit into the Starfleet picture right now. She's a convicted mutineer and that does not a member of Starfleet make you," Goldsman tells The Hollywood Reporter. "One of the things [co-creators] Bryan [Fuller] and Alex [Kurtzman] wanted was to see the world of Star Trek through the eyes of somebody who isn't a captain."
'Star Trek: Discovery' Boss Gets Candid About Those Big Delays and Season 2
After everything Burnham has been through, how badly does she still want to be part of the Federation? The Burnham in episode three is very different than the person she was as first officer of the Shenzhou. She's been hardened by the death of Capt. Georgiou (Michelle Yeoh) and the idea that she's responsible for the war with the Klingons — and the deaths it caused. Those moments have forever changed her, which is the core of what Discovery is exploring.
"Our first year is about who this terrible moment leads her to become," Goldsman says. "The version of herself we met and she knew is shattered by the end of episode two. [It's about] who she will become as a result of the loss of innocence, the loss of her view of herself, the loss of a simpler and less war-torn Federation."
Much of that story will be told through the relationship she develops with the crew of her new home on the Discovery and that starts with Isaacs' Lorca. "This guy is the right person to be in charge in war," the actor tells THR. "I'm not sure you would want him at your Christmas brunch table or that he's the right person to be in charge in peacetime. But he's got a plan."
By the end of the episode, Lorca's plan comes better into focus. After initially telling Burnham that their mission was to develop a new system of propulsion, the hour winds up revealing that he had captured the monster that terrorized the USS Glenn and killed its crew.
It sets up a larger mystery into Lorca's motivations and why Starfleet selected him for this particular mission. "He's the man to send in when there's trouble," Isaacs says.
That said, a captain can only be as good as the crew he's surrounded with. In Lorca's case, that could work against him as there's already dissent in the ranks in the form of Lt. Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp), who called his captain a warmonger. A scientist at heart, Stamets hates to see his work used by Starfleet as a means to win a war, which puts him in direct opposition to the captain.
"Lorca's been tasked with working with possibly some of the most interesting and exciting technology that might help the war," Isaacs says. "Unfortunately, it comes with a crew full of explorers and not warriors and maybe a bunch of people that are not onboard [with the war effort]. He's going to have to marshal what resources he's got to do a job they're not really trained for, and that's where a lot of his frustrations come from."
Adds Goldsman: "Lorca and Stamets have business that needs to be dealt with, and that's true of all the characters — [but] that's not to say you've met everybody by [episode] three. We are building a family."
7 'Star Trek' Easter Eggs From the 'Discovery' Series Premiere
Goldsman notes that it is Burnham's interactions with the captain that viewers should keep the closest eye on. While she may have committed mutiny on her former ship, she believed it was the right thing to do. And that conviction for Lorca is a powerful weapon to have.
"He sees in her someone that is prepared to go against regulations to get done what needs to be done, and this is wartime," Isaacs says. "Lorca thinks that that he needs to have people around him who are going to get things done and save the Federation and everybody in it. Whether she can trust him or not isn't his concern. He'll go ahead and do the things he needs to do and she'll make her own judgment. He's pretty confident she'll make the right choice."
Goldsman hints that somewhere along the way — whether it's through her combative relationship with Stamets, a reunion with Saru (Doug Jones), her roommate (Mary Wiseman) or the captain himself — perhaps Burnham will find a way to fit in with this new team.
"Star Trek has always been about family," Goldsman says. "The bridge crew is a family. I think it's what we were drawn to, and you can see it articulated already in the first couple of episodes. Lorca was put into Burnham's life for a reason. We are challenged at the places we are most vulnerable and Burnham couldn't be more vulnerable than now when it comes to trusting herself or others."
Where 'Star Trek: Discovery' Will Boldly Go After That Shocking Premiere
New episodes of Star Trek: Discovery are released Sundays at 8:30 p.m. ET on CBS All Access.


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Q: How to configure Apache Buildr to use the same directories as Maven? By default, Buildr produces output in slightly different places than Maven's default.  For example, it puts test classes in target/test/classes instead of target/test-classes, reports in reports/ instead of target/surefire-reports, and JavaDoc into target/doc instead of target/site/apidocs.
Is there a list of all such differences, and how to configure Buildr to use the same output directories as Maven?  Would that even be safe to do, e.g., if there is a parallel Maven project that is being migrated from provided that the two never run simultaneously?

A: You can configure buildr to use different directories from the defaults.
It doesn't seem to me temporarily having both maven and buildr builds in the same directories would cause any problems, but I've never tried it myself.  Certainly any problems would be resolvable with a clean build.

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Water and fire : the myth of the flood in Anglo-Saxon England
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Christian literature, English (Old) -- History and criticism
Christianity and literature -- England -- History -- To 1500
Deluge in literature
English literature -- Old English
English literature -- Old English, ca. 450-1100 -- History and criticism
Floods -- Mythology -- England
Floods in literature
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"The story of Noah's Flood is one of the Bible's most popular stories, and flood myths are preserved by cultures across the world. This book presents the first comprehensive study of the incorporation of the Flood myth into the Anglo-Saxon imagination, ranging from the works of Bede to Beowulf. Focusing on literary representations, this original study contributes to the understanding of the Anglo-Saxons' perception of their place in a universal history unfolding in the interval between the primeval deluge and a future - perhaps imminent - flood of fire, which would destroy the world. This book examines in detail a diverse range of texts which focus on the myth of the Flood, revealing both an imaginative diversity and shared tradition in the interpretation of the myth. On the one hand, the Anglo-Saxons saw in the Flood a climactic event in God's ongoing war with his more rebellious creatures, especially the foolish giants, while on the other they saw in allegory the mystery of redemption through baptism. Most striking of all is their invention of Noah's fourth son, born in the ark, from whom they claimed special descent. The author carefully studies a range of texts against their historical background, and discusses shifting emphases in the way the Flood was interpreted for Anglo-Saxon audiences. The book concludes with a discussion of Beowulf, where the Flood myth constitutes a sustained metaphor across the poem, and the relationship is explored between its presentation of the myth and that found in other Anglo-Saxon texts" --
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Men Without Women (1927) is de tweede verzameling van korte verhalen geschreven door de Amerikaanse schrijver Ernest Hemingway.

Het boek bestaat uit veertien verhalen, waarvan tien reeds eerder werden gepubliceerd in tijdschriften. De thema's van de verhalen zijn onder meer stierenvechten, ontrouw, echtscheiding en dood. "The Killers", "Hills Like White Elephants" en "In Another Country" worden tot Hemingways beste werk gerekend. Men Without Women werd gepubliceerd in oktober 1927 met een eerste oplage van ongeveer 7600 exemplaren van twee dollar.

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"In Another Country"
"Hills Like White Elephants"
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"A Simple Enquiry"
"Ten Indians"
"A Canary for One"
"An Alpine Idyll"
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Female Solo Singer A Sentenced To One And Half Years In Prison For Taking Drugs Again During Her Probation Period
Published January 9, 2023 4:00 pm By Ritu K.Categorized as Kpop
A female solo singer A, who took methamphetamine again during the probation period over taking drugs, was sentenced to prison.
On December 14, the Seoul Southern District Court sentenced singer Kim (female, 42), who was indicted on charges of violating the Narcotics Control Act, to one and a half years in prison.
On November 25, 2021, Kim purchased 1g of stimulant methamphetamine on the roadside in Yangcheon-gu, Seoul, and was accused of administering methamphetamine in her vehicle in October last year.
Earlier, Kim committed the same crime again after being sentenced to eight months in prison and two years of probation for violating the Narcotics Control Act.
Kim, who was sentenced to prison, reportedly appealed last month for unfair sentencing.
Kim debuted in the music industry 10 years ago as a solo female singer.
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What do we know about Ralph Macchio's Net Worth? How does he make millions? For those who don't know about him, Ralph George Macchio Jr. is an American actor and producer. He gained fame with his roles in the film The Karate Kid and the series Cobra Kai. He is now 60 years old and has worked in a wide range of television series and films. Some from the list are – The Deuce, How I Met Your Mother, A Little Game, Can't Be In Heaven, etc. Ralph Macchio hasn't limited himself just to the film industry but also appeared in a few music videos about which we will discuss later on in this article.
Fans have shown eagerness in knowing who is the Cobra Kai actor Ralph Macchio romantically related to in 2021. Is he seeing someone, or single or already married and leading a blissful life with her? These are the questions that must have popped up in your head while thinking about her personal life. We shall also cover his family details. For more details about Ralph Macchio's Net Worth, professional details, love life, you must read this article to the very end. Let's start!
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Ralph Macchio Early Life & Career Details
The incredible American actor Ralph George Macchio Jr. (professionally known as Ralph Macchio) was born on 4 November 1961 in Huntington, New York, United States. Being 60 years old in 2021, as an actor, he is very hardworking. As far as his family is concerned, Ralph Macchio was born to his father, Ralph Macchio Sr., and his mother, Rasalie Macchio. He also has a sibling, whose name is Steven Macchio. For education, the actor attended Half Hollow Hills Central School District, located in New York.
Moving on with his career details, Ralph Macchio gained fame in the film industry with his roles in the film The Karate Kid (1984). Not only that, but he also starred in the series Cobra Kai (2018-2021), gaining popularity. Some of his films include- Psych: The Movie (2017), Lost Cat Corona (2015), A Little Game (2014), A Good Night To Die (2003), Can't Be Heaven (2000), He's Way More Famous Than You (2013), and many more. Being his fan, you will be happy to know that he is set for the release of his upcoming film 'A Dog and Pony Show'. Not only to the films, but also, he has worked in several television shows like The Deuce (2017-2019), Conan (2018), Kevin Can Wait (2018), Robert Chicken (2013), Head Case (2007), Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2010), and a lot more. Ralph Macchio has also appeared in some music videos like – Sweep the Leg by No More Kings (2007), I Think Bad Thoughts by Danko Jones (2011), The Ballad Of Danko Jones by Danko Jones (2012), and a few more. In short, Ralph Macchio is quite successful in his career, and his hard work gets reflected in each of his performances.
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Looking at his career, some of you have surely assumed his earnings. Most of you have assumed it to be in millions. Well, Ralph Macchio's Net Worth in 2021 is estimated to be $4 million. He earns mostly from films and series. Not only that, it is believed that he has earned quite a lump sum amount from the music videos he has worked in. Each episode of the series Cobra Kai has earned him $100,000. It sums up to $1 million per season of the series.
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It was on 5 April 1987 when this versatile actress, Ralph Macchio tied the knot with Phyllis Fierro. Those who don't know who she is or what does she do, she is a nurse practitioner. The couple welcomed their first children, a daughter in 1992 whom they named Julia Macchio. After four years in 1996, they welcomed their second child, a son, naming him Daniel Macchio. It seems like Ralph Macchio is leading a blissfully happy and healthy married life with his family of four (including him).
Ralph Macchio with his spouse Phyllis Fierro
Wishing him and his family good luck for the upcoming days of his life.
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Lisa Moore (born 28 March 1964) is a Canadian writer and editor established in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Biography
Born in St. John's, Newfoundland, Moore studied art first at College of the North Atlantic in her home province and then at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. Although she had intended to follow a career in the visual arts, she now writes full-time.

Moore's work primarily takes place in Newfoundland. She has worked to promote different writers and places of the province by compiling local artists' text and writing articles about Newfoundland communities. In her new book "The Democracy Cookbook"  Moore writes a non-partisan approach to "stir up conversations around cabinet tables".

Moore's daughter Eva Crocker is also a writer, whose debut short story collection Barrelling Forward was published in 2017.

Awards and recognition
Moore's first two books, Degrees of Nakedness (1995) and Open (2002), are short story collections. Open was a commercial and critical breakthrough, earning a nomination for the Giller Prize. Open was subsequently published as an unabridged audiobook. Her first novel, Alligator (2005), was also nominated for the Giller Prize. It won the 2006 Commonwealth Writers' Prize Best Book Award, Caribbean and Canada Region, and was longlisted for the 2007 International Dublin Literary Award.

Moore was one of 13 novelists on the long list for the 2010 Man Booker Prize for February, a prize worth approximately $80,000. In an interview with CBC Radio, Moore said she was "completely overwhelmed with happiness" when she heard the news while staying in a remote cabin with her husband.

On February 15, 2013, February won Canada Reads 2013: Turf Wars.

She released her newest short story collection, Something for Everyone, in 2018. The book was named as a longlisted nominee for the 2018 Scotiabank Giller Prize.

Bibliography

Fiction
 Alligator (2005)
 February (2009)
 Caught (2014)
 Flannery (2016)
 This Is How We Love (2022)

Short story collections
 Degrees of Nakedness (1995)
 Open (2002)
 The Selected Short Fiction of Lisa Moore (2012)
 Something for Everyone (House of Anansi, 2018)
 excerpt: The fjord of eternity. Granta, 141, special ed. Canada, September 2017, pp 261–276

Periodicals

 Rock Haven (2011)
 A Labour of Love (2014)

References

External links
Lisa Moore's Blog

1964 births
Living people
Canadian women novelists
Canadian women short story writers
NSCAD University alumni
Writers from St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
21st-century Canadian novelists
21st-century Canadian women writers
20th-century Canadian short story writers
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"From the first moment I noticed her sensible art of making music.
Her relation to the musical score is very profound, she never lets a detail unexplored and she never gives the audience any impression of superficiality.
Sofie is a dedicated musician."
- Annette Bik, violinist in Klangforum Wien / former member of Hagen Quartet
@ Dániel Péter Biró, Klangforum Heidelberg, concert in New York City, May 2018
@ Julia Wesely, Vierhalbiert
Danish violinist Sofie Thorsbro Dan (1990) lives in Berlin and performs internationally as a soloist, chamber and ensemble musician, mainly in the field of contemporary music.
Among her recent activities counts participation on the Bang on a Can Music Festival in North Adams (Massachusetts), her appearance as a guest concertmaster with the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra in Tallin and a Japan tour with Curious Chamber Players of Sweden.
She was educated at The Royal Academy of Music in Aarhus under Emile Cantor and Michelle Makarski, at The University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna under Ernst Kovacic and at The University of Music and Performing Arts Graz, from which she graduated in 2015 with a master's degree in "Performance Practice in Contemporary Music" with Klangforum Wien.
During her studies, she attended several master classes with violinists Ruben Aharonian, Milan Vitek, Eszter Haffner, Mark Gothoni, Graeme Jennings and Priya Mitchell.
While studying in Denmark, Sofie earned internships at the Odense Symphony Orchestra, Aalborg Symphony Orchestra and South Jutland Symphony Orchestra.
In 2016/17, Sofie was chosen to take part in the Lucerne Festival Academy under the artistic direction of Wolfgang Rihm and Matthias Pintscher. The two years spent at this academy was a very fruitful experience that gave her the chance to collaborate with great violinists such as Anne Sophie Mutter, Patricija Kopatchinskaja, musicians of the Ensemble Intercontemporain, JACK Quartet and, last but not least, to meet young talented musicians from across the world who shared the same enthusiasm for the music of the 20th and 21st century. She partly led the second violins and functioned as second concertmaster during her time spent at the two academies.
As an exploring and versatile independent violinist and performer, Sofie finds it fundamental to a musician's work to understand the composers of our times and has therefore attended several master classes and courses for contemporary music, such as Donaueschingen Music Days, the International Summer Course for New Music Darmstadt, Impuls Academy Graz and the International Summer Academy OPUS XXI with Kammerensemble Neue Musik Berlin. She works in various constellations and even performs without the violin if a piece requires it. Sofie plays the hardanger
fiddle (Norwegian folk fiddle) and currently plays a fiddle kindly lent by the Bræmers Scholarship.
Over the past couple of years, Mrs. Dan had the opportunity to work closely with composers and conductors such as Simon Steen-Andersen, Helmut Lachenmann, Beat Furrer, Steve Reich, Enno Poppe, Susanna Mälkki, Brad Lubman and Alan Gilbert and has premiered operas, chamber, ensemble- and orchestral works by Klaus Lang, Olga Neuwirth, Bernhard Lang, Georg-Friedrich Haas and Georges Aperghis. In July 2018, Sofie will take part in the Bang on a Can Summer Festival at Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art where, together with selected dedicated musicians, she will work with composers David Lang, Julia Wolfe and Michael Gordon and members of the Bang on a Can All-Stars. This residency is kindly supported by SNYK (centre for contemporary and experimental music and sound art in Denmark).
She is regularly invited to renowned festivals and scenes for contemporary music playing together with ensembles such as Klangforum Wien, Curious Chamber Players, Klangforum Heidelberg and others. She has played in halls such as Elbphilharmonie, Wiener Konzerthaus, Lucerne Concert Hall, Berliner Philharmonie and at festivals like Wiener Festwochen, Wien Modern, Lucerne Festival, Festival Internacional Cervantino, Salzburger Festspiele and Berliner Festspiele.
Sofie is an active member of the Curious Chamber Players (SE), Black Page Orchestra (AT) and Vierhalbiert (AT)
Only thanks to great financial support from Danish foundations and The University of Music and Performing Arts Graz was it possible for Sofie to take part in all of these courses and to study in Austria. These Danish foundations include the Knud Højgaards Foundation, Minister Erna Hamiltons' Scholarship for Science and Art, Oticon Foundation and Augustinus Foundation.
Sofie is a proud owner of a violin built by master violin maker Günther H. Lobe.
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Horseheads fire victim's name released
Jeff Smith jsmith@the-leader.com
Apr 3, 2019 at 1:14 PM Apr 3, 2019 at 1:14 PM
HORSEHEADS - No foul play was found in the mobile home fire that took the life of 49-year-old man Monday morning at Level Acres Drive.
Michael J. Benjamin, who lived at the mobile home, was killed by the blaze, according to Horseheads State Police Lieutenant Nick Medina.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation by the State Office of Fire Prevention and Control, according to Town and Country Fire Department Chief Don Fischer.
"There was nothing suspicious about the fire," Medina said.
Benjamin's name was released Tuesday after an autopsy was completed on the body.
The Town and Country and Horseheads fire departments were dispatched to the scene at 10:07 a.m. Monday, officials said. The Elmira Heights and Breesport fire department were later called to the scene to provide two tanker trucks.
Fischer said Benjamin was the only occupant inside the mobile home at the time of the fire. The body was found by a firefighter fighting the blaze.


Greek banks withdraw from the Balkans under the express procedure | grreporter.info- News from Greece - Breaking News, Business, Sport, Multimedia and Video.
Sales of non-core business assets and subsidiaries of Greek banks will have to be organized under express procedures, which will reduce the cost of recapitalization of Greek banks, ensure their sustainability and allow them to seek ways to meet their capital requirements under the best possible conditions.
Based on instructions from the European Union for the national law to include the bail-in by 22 July, the sustainability of a bank will no longer be determined by the supervisor but by stress tests.
If the results of the diagnostic test showed a capital deficit for the coming years, then the bank should initially cover it entirely through a capital increase. If it failed, it would resort to the bail-in, the priority order being hybrid bonds, subordinated securities, and senior bonds respectively.
If the bank showed a positive level of equity after the transfer of these securities, it would be considered sustainable and the funds to recapitalize it would come from the package of 25 billion euro that the state will receive from the European Stability Mechanism after signing a new memorandum.
If the bank did not show a positive level of equity even after the compulsory transfer of securities, it would be considered unsustainable and must be consolidated by haircutting non-guaranteed deposits. The state would cover the remaining funding gap from the 25-billion-euro package.
Bank managements could intervene in these procedures in the following way: by completing the sale of non-core business assets and subsidiaries of banks before the completion of stress tests or by withdrawing from markets so that to create an internal capital by reducing the weighted assets.
These activities, however, must be completed before the results of stress tests in order for the European Central Bank and the Single Supervisory Mechanism SSM to be able to consider them. This will reduce the final bill and the likelihood of the bank being deemed unsustainable.
It is therefore expected that banks will sell whatever is possible from the non-core business assets or bank subsidiaries in the country and abroad over the next 2-3 months, in cooperation with the supervisory authorities and the Competition Commission.
"Banks have no interest in keeping their subsidiaries abroad in view of their situation due to the state," said a market factor, who noted that there would be struggle only for Finansbank in Turkey.
The majority of deposits in the subsidiaries in the Balkan countries belong to subsidiaries of Greek companies and the risk of deposit run because of events in parent banks remains high.
In contrast, the larger part of deposits in Finansbank belongs to Turkish companies and households and the bank is not connected with the events in Greece.
The National Bank of Greece will seek to cooperate with DG Comp to avoid direct cuts in its investments in Finansbank but DG Comp and the supervisory mechanisms will likely force it to reconsider its plan.
It is believed that Greek banks will leave Romania in a relatively normal manner. The local economy is at a satisfactory level of development and the subsidiary banks have forecasted 80% of non-performing loans, not counting the secured loans.
In addition, programmes are in force to impose restrictions on the network and staff, thereby significantly reducing functional costs.
"These banks have a clear balance and they could be immediately sold," said a banking source. He acknowledged the poor conditions under which Greek banks must act and carry out express sales but noted that the considerable interest expressed by private equity funds but also by European banking groups could partially offset the situation.
As the site Euro2day.gr has already reported, one Greek bank has been in talks with private equity funds on the sale of its Romanian subsidiary since the month of May in order to reach an agreement without holding an open competition.
A slight demand for the subsidiaries of Greek banks in Cyprus has been reported as well, mainly from a Greek bank. It seems, however, that there is no interest for the immediate purchase of the subsidiaries in Serbia, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Albania.
- NBGI - the competition has ended and an independent evaluator has assessed the National Bank of Greece, which allows the completion of the agreement with Goldman Sachs - Deutsche Bank. The events in Greece have however temporarily suspended the procedure.
- Astir Palace - if the National Bank, the Privatization Agency and Jermyn Street agree to allow the sale, the assessment remains 400 million euro.
- Insurance companies of systemic banks - as far as European holdings and private equity funds believe that the political uncertainty is gradually decreasing. In addition to the hanging sale of ATE from Piraeus Bank to Ergo Holding, foreign privatization funds had expressed interest in Eurolife before the referendum and the imposition of capital controls.


thively wrote: What I'm curious about is that in Ooma Lounge it clearly shows the name that should be on my Caller ID.
That's correct - after the port takes place, your caller name will be updated to your name (usually <LASTNAME> <FIRSTNAME>).
I have been trying for 2 months to get my second number to display my name instead OOMA, INC. but so far it's still wrong.
Same here. My only ooma number displays the number and city name since day one.
Bobby B wrote: Let me take a look.
By the way kudos on the CS improvement.
I'm a recent ooma convert using 2 phone numbers, hub and scout. I've been trying to get outbound caller ID correct for a while. After speaking with tech support my primary line now shows my name properly when calling out. However, my second phone number shows the name as "ooma" along with the number. Obviously, this is unacceptable for use with a home office.
I sent a followup email a few days ago with no response <yet>.
If any ooma support folks on this forum can help, it would be very much appreciated. If more info needed, please let me know.
Both of my numbers displayed "Ooma,Inc" for 3 weeks before I finally called them. The rep said he would escalate the problem and it was resolved within 2 days on both numbers. This was before my port had taken place. After the port, my ported number displayed my name immediately. On another note, I had another Ooma customer call me on my Ooma line within 3 hours of activating his service and his name showed up. Yet if he calls me on my land line, it still shows up Ooma, Inc.
Note: My land line has never been associated with my Ooma service.
I'd try giving a call to support - there should be very low wait times, compared to previous weeks. With recent staffing additions, the wait time had averaged less than 5 minutes, compared to 20-30 minutes during peak times that's been the case over the last couple months.
ooma-to-ooma calls will always show the caller-ID name associated with the account since we don't need to go out to the telecom carrier to retrieve the caller-ID name.
I took your advise Bobby and gave them the info. again. will see what happens. It is nice to see a company listen to their customers and make improvements from them. The wait times the last 3 times I have call were less than 4 minutes. Super job!


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Red River College News
Rebels Athletics
A season of 'firsts' for inaugural arrival under RRC Student Refugee Program
Temperatures outside may be dropping, but Yves Ngendahimana — the first Red River College student to enrol as part of the newly-launched Student Refugee Program — is still enjoying the warmth of a Winnipeg welcome.
Ngendahimana, who arrived in Canada from the Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi, joined RRC's student body through a sponsorship agreement and partnership with World University Services of Canada (WUSC).
After becoming a permanent Canadian resident in Toronto on Aug. 26, he made his way to Winnipeg, where he was greeted at the airport by RRC staff and members of the College's local Student Refugee Program Committee.
Since then, he's experienced a number of "firsts" — chief among them, a winter with actual snow — but says he's feeling comfortably connected to the College community thanks to the efforts of the local SRP Committee, the RRC Students' Association, and the College's Campus Living office.
"My experience has been really awesome — there is a good family here," says Ngendahimana, who's currently studying Applied Accounting at RRC's Exchange District Campus. "The College is a really good environment for studying and learning." Read More →
History repeating: Rebels Basketball squads take MCAC championships for fourth consecutive year
For the fourth year in a row, Red River College's Rebels basketball teams have fought their way to the top of the Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference (MCAC) Championships.
In front of packed crowds at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) over the weekend, RRC's women's team took home their fourth straight title after defeating CMU 36-34, while the men's team earned an unprecedented seventh-straight championship with a 65-35 win over Providence University College (PUC).
In past years, the Rebels have had success with high-powered offensive lineups that dominate their competition, but this year's wins had more to do with defense. By allowing their opponents to earn just 87 points (combined) in the two championship games, both Rebels teams pushed their way to "a new chapter of their legacy through a physical, high-intensity brad of basketball that may not have shown up on the box score, but engraved their name on the trophy all the same," according to the MCAC. Read More →
Stay active and relieve stress — sign up for Rebels intramural events
Looking for a way to stay active, relieve stress and make new friends?
Sign up for one of the following intramural events hosted by Rebels Athletics and Recreation Services, in conjunction with the Red River College Students' Association.
Each event costs just $10, and is open to all RRC staff and students.
To participate, print and fill out the 2015 Winter Intramurals Registration Form, then take it to either The Ox (Notre Dame Campus) or The Mercantile (Exchange Campus). Deadline for registration is the Wednesday prior to each event.
Rebels Badminton Classic
When: Sat., Jan. 24, 8am-4pm
Where: North Gym, Notre Dame Campus
Categories: Men's and Women's Singles and Doubles; Mixed Doubles
Cost: $10 per person, enter as many categories as you wish
Rebels Floor Hockey
When: Sat., Feb. 7, 8am-4pm
Where: North and South Gyms
, Notre Dame Campus
Categories: Register as a team or a free agent. Five players to a team, including goalie.
March Madness 3-vs-3 Basketball
When: Sat., March 21, 8am-4pm
Where: North
Gym, Notre Dame Campus
Categories: Register as a team or a free agent. Men's and Women's divisions. Maximum of five players per team, three on the court at one time.
For additional info, contact Cole Skinner, Athletics and Recreation Coordinator, at 204.632.2397 or coskinner@rrc.ca.
Rebels welcome new addition to coaching staff
Red River College's Athletics department is pleased to announce the hiring of Dan McGregor, new head coach of the Rebels Women's Volleyball team.
Born in Winnipeg, McGregor graduated from Oak Park High School, and has been coaching since 1997, including stints coaching junior varsity and varsity teams at Oak Park from 1997 to 2008, and at Dakota Collegiate in 2013. He helped rack up a number of tournament championships and Top 10-ranked teams during his time at both schools.
More recently, McGregor spent two seasons as assistant coach of the University of Manitoba Bisons Women's Volleyball team, and also served as head coach of the Manitoba 16-and-under provincial teams in 2013 and 2014.
"We're excited to welcome Dan to the Rebels Athletics program," says Shane Ray, manager of athletics and recreation services at RRC. "His proven success at the club, provincial and post-secondary level will be an asset to the program here at Red River College."
Click here for more information about RRC's Rebels varsity teams.
Rebels Men's & Women's Basketball teams take top spots at MCAC Championships
Evan Walker (left) and Brittany Adrian, who were named Playoff MVPs at the 2014 MCAC Basketball Championships.
A special double-congratulations to the members of the RRC Rebels Men's and Women's Basketball teams, on their double-gold performances at last weekend's MCAC (Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference) Championships.
The Men's squad brought home their sixth straight MCAC title, edging out Canadian Mennonite University by a score of 78-76. The Women's team scored their third consecutive title, dominating Providence University College to the tune of 69-29.
Rebels Evan Walker (guard) and Brittany Adrian (forward) were named Playoff MVPs. Click here for additional tournament details.
Rebels Appoint New Head Coach of Women's Volleyball Team
Red River College is pleased to announce the hiring of Chris MacLennan, Head Coach for the Rebels Women's Volleyball team.
"Chris will be a great addition to the coaching staff here at RRC, and the athletes who are part of the program will have the opportunity to learn and play for an excellent coach," says Shane Ray, Manager of Athletics and Recreation Services for Red River College.
A Level 2 NCCP (National Coaching Certification Program) coach, MacLennan begins his first year at RRC after having established himself in Ontario with the Maverick Volleyball Club in Ottawa, then moving on to work as an assistant coach at Lakehead University during the 2011-12 campaign.
He also coached with the Shock Volleyball Club in Winnipeg over the past year, and led Team Manitoba at the National Team Challenge Cup in July. His proven success at the club, provincial and post-secondary level will be an asset to the program here at Red River College.
MacLennan says, "I am very excited to begin training this season, and will look to put together an excellent group with some of the returning players in combination with some new talent entering the gym this year. We will look to improve upon the established success of this program — this year and moving forward."
The Red River Rebels are the varsity sport teams of Red River College, and compete in the Manitoba College Athletic Conference (MCAC). The College fields men's and women's teams in basketball, futsal, soccer and volleyball.
Click here for more information about RRC Rebels Athletics.
Rebels Announce New Additions to Coaching Staff
Red River College is pleased to announce the hiring of Erik Hansen (left) and Dylan Power as Co-Head Coaches of the Rebels Men's Volleyball team.
"As alumni of the volleyball program, Dylan and Erik bring a passion not only to the sport of volleyball but to the Rebels program," says Shane Ray, manager of athletics and recreation services for RRC. "We are excited about the next step in the Rebels Volleyball program and the direction it will take under Erik and Dylan's leadership."
Power holds his Level 1 NCCP (National Coaching Certification Program) and is no stranger to Rebels athletics. Having completed four seasons with the Rebels, he has captured three league titles, and been named the Championship Final Four MVP. He also holds a national gold and silver medal with the Manitoba provincial team and Bison Club volleyball team, respectively. Dylan is currently finishing his fifth year of university, studying Business Technology Teacher Education at RRC and the University of Winnipeg (joint program). Read More →
Rebels Hire Men's Soccer Head Coach
Red River College is pleased to announce the hiring of Jordan Goetting as the head coach of the Rebels men's soccer and futsal teams.
"We are excited to bring a coach with his knowledge, skills and passion for the sport to Red River College as we continue to grow our soccer program," said Shane Ray, Manager of Athletics and Recreation Services for Red River College.
Goetting got his start in soccer at the age of nine and worked his way up through the soccer system in Winnipeg. He brings to the College more than 27 years of experience in the game as a player, coach and trainer.
Goetting's experience has taken him to some of the highest levels in soccer, including a 1995 trial with Swansea City F.C. of the English Premier League. It was there that Goetting learned the difference between being a professional and an amateur soccer player. Goetting continued to play throughout North America with stints in Thunder Bay, Ontario with the Chill, and in Missouri with the Springfield Demize of the Premier Development League. As an amateur soccer player Goetting has won the national championships with two Manitoba clubs in 2000 (Winnipeg Lucania FC) and again in 2009 (SC Hellas).
"I am looking forward to starting my first year as the Rebels head coach and growing the program that will continue to improve each year," said, Goetting.
In 2011 Goetting started his own soccer school, JNJ SOCCER, and has continued to pass on his love for the game onto kids and adults throughout the city. In 2012 he coached Action FC to a 10th place finish in the country.
Committed to sharing his passion for the sport of soccer, and to provide opportunities to children in need, Goetting will be traveling to Kenya in 2014 to develop a soccer program for an orphanage.
Goetting is a Pre-B level coach and plans on obtaining his national levels in the near future.
RRC Rebels Basketball Teams Sweep MCAC Championships
Both Red River College basketball teams faced pressure over the weekend: The pressure of repeating, the pressure of being the top seed, and the pressure of being in their opponents' building.
The women's and the men's teams overcame that pressure, though. Both beat #2-seeded teams from the University of Winnipeg College Wesmen to be crowned the champions at the Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference (MCAC) Basketball Final 4's.
For the Red River Rebels men, it's their fifth straight championship. For the women, their second straight.
The men's final was won in the trenches, as the College Wesmen shooters went cold at the same time as the Rebels forwards got hot. Regular season MVP and Rebels forward Mike Hebert won all the hustle plays, as he would finish with 15 points and 12 rebounds. Leading all scorers, though, was Rebels forward Corey Neufeld. His 26 points earned him tournament MVP honours.
The women's final, meanwhile, was a much closer affair. Down by 15 at halftime with their forwards in foul trouble, the College Wesmen made a remarkable run to take a lead in the fourth quarter. Responding, though, were Celecia Luckwell and Tia Ruddock of the Rebels, who made key buckets to secure the win. For her efforts, Ruddock was named the tournament MVP. Read More →
RRC Men's Volleyball Team wins Gold; Women's Team wins Silver at MCAC Championships
Down a set to lower-seeded opponents, both the Red River College men and Providence University College women had to call upon championship experience to fight back. Both did, and as a result were crowned champions at last weekend's Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference (MCAC) Volleyball Final 4's.
For the #1-seed Red River College men's team, it was another five-set classic against the #2-seed University of Winnipeg College, who beat them in last year's final. This time, though, the Rebels were up to the task in the fifth — getting five kills and a block from first-year left side Mitchell Hendry to win 15-12.
For the Rebels, it's their fifth men's volleyball title in six years.
The #1-seeded Providence women, meanwhile, went up against a strong #3-seed in Red River College, who had their home crowd behind them. Dropping the first set, the Lady Freemen rallied to take the next three, winning their third straight women's volleyball title.
For their efforts throughout the weekend, Red River College setter Aaron Cyr and Providence University College power Chelsea Needham were named tournament Most Valuable Players. Read More →
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Did you see the jerseys bearing Indigenous-inspired logos designed by Red River College Graphic Design graduate Leticia Spence? Full story: https://t.co/XNfz4CVPDC RRC Indigenous Student Supports also participated in WASAC night. Miigwech True North Foundation for the invite. https://t.co/rz7TvqQ42j
Heads-up! Contractors will be performing roof repairs to the NDC South Gym roof from January 15 to March 31. The South Gym will remain accessible during this time through Building A.
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Q: Two 3-dimensional side by side plots with gridspec - matplotlib I would like to plot two three-dimensional figures side by side with the gridspec package.
Consider the following example
from mpl_toolkits.mplot3d import Axes3D
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import matplotlib.gridspec as gridspec

G = gridspec.GridSpec(3, 2)

ax1 = plt.subplot(G[0:2, 0])
#ax1 = plt.axes(projection="3d")
#ax1.plot3D([1,2,3], [1,2,3], [1,2,3])

ax2 = plt.subplot(G[0:2, 1])
#ax2 = plt.axes(projection="3d")
#ax2.plot3D([1,2,3], [1,2,3], [1,2,3])

which creates

By removing the route signs one gets 3D plots. But for some reason there is only one 3D plot

What went wrong and how do i get 3d figures side by side with gridspec?

A: You don't use G, and then you re-create the axes. If you use add_subplot with the grid G, you can see both 3D plots in the same figure.
fig = plt.figure()
G = gridspec.GridSpec(3, 2)

ax1 = fig.add_subplot(G[0:2,0], projection='3d')
ax1.plot3D([1,2,3], [1,2,3], [1,2,3])

ax2 = fig.add_subplot(G[0:2,1], projection='3d')
ax2.plot3D([1,2,3], [1,2,3], [1,2,3])

plt.show()

Result is below.


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Hello players. Welcome to the largest database of answers to 7 Little Words game.
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Word based puzzle games have received a lot of attention in the recent past among smartphone users. In fact, people prefer to play these games when they are free.
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7 little words review.
7 Little Words is one of the most popular word games that you can play right now and that's for a variety of reasons. Not only does the game have a very simple premise, but it also provides you with many different ways of pursuing that goal and delivering the best results.
When you play 7 Little Words you will basically have to find 7 different words based on their clues. You will understand the meaning of the word you are trying to guess and you also have a hint that shows the number of letters you can find in each word. Under this tab you will basically see a group of letters and each one will be very easy to access. However, it's the combinations you get to make that will either make or break the experience.
Solving the clues might not seem that easy at first if you take into consideration the fact that the word groups are randomized. However, it's all up to you to figure this out and the challenge is always there. That's one of the main reasons why the game is so good in the first place. It offers you the challenge you might want from a word game but it's still relaxing and a whole bunch of fun to begin with.
One of the best things for any puzzle game is to be updated often. Thankfully, 7 Little Words does a great job with this as it has frequent updates and at the same time it does provide you with plenty of value to begin with. That's what really helps push the game forward, not to mention that you have daily puzzles which you can play for free at any time. The game does have a version created specifically for kids which does come with some easier puzzles, but I do appreciate the fact that the developers thought about the kids and created such a cool version.
The interface for 7 Little Words is very simple and so are the graphics but this is not a problem. Everything works exactly as you would expect and it does show a unique sense of immersion despite the simplicity of it all.
You will like the fact that each time you play you get new words, this keeps the game fresh and it does make you come back. Sure, the puzzles might be quite challenging but in the end this does show the uniqueness of it all and you should definitely consider playing 7 Little Words for that reason alone.
This game is a ton of fun and it offers the variety that few word games have. You rarely see crossword clues that tend to repeat. That alone, combined with a wide range of amazing benefits and a stellar approach shows how good this game is. So, if you do want a really nice word game that you can play at your own pace, 7 Little Words should be your top pick.
The simplicity and convenience associated with the word based puzzle games has contributed a lot towards the above mentioned fact. When it comes to the word based puzzle games, Mystic Words holds a prominent place. It is somewhat similar to the 7 Little Words. Well we have the asnwers to both of these games, especially 7 little words (daily puzzles).
Mystic Words answers
Get all the answers to all levels (or categories) of Mystic words game here.
Download Mystic Words
Mystic words for iOS.
Download mystic Words for iOS (Iphone/iPad) from this link.
Mystic Words for Android?
At this time there si no version for Android. The developers are working on it, so as soon as a version for android users will be available, we will post the download link here. Note: there is a game called "mystic words" on Google play, but this has nothing to do with the mystic words game found on iTunes.
Mystic Words for Facebook?
There is no version of this game on Facebook games. Again, if a version for facebook users will be available, we will provide you with a link.
7 Mystic words answers?
Some people are confused about the name of this game. This game is called "Mystic words", but in the logo the is the number "7". So a lot of people think this game is called "7 mystic words". The number 7, actually, refer to the number of puzzles found on each level.
Mystic words review
If you are a word mystic, Mystic Words would be the best application available out there for your smartphone. It has specifically been designed for the people who are interested in solving mystery of words.
The gameplay is a simple one and you will not have to go through any hassle in order to figure it out. All you need to do is to create different words of a theme with the help of a mysterious looking grid of letters. In other words, you just need to use the letters in this grid and solve mystery of words. Therefore, it can be considered as a new kind of word puzzle and board games available out there for the smartphone owners.
As you can see, the gameplay associated with Mystic Words is a simple one. However, the developers have taken necessary measures to make it an engaging game. This game would definitely challenge your spatial and word skills. Therefore, you will get hooked into the game soon after you start playing it. You can start playing Mystic Words with a simple grid that consists of 4 letters and 3 words. The complexity of the game would increase when you proceed to higher levels. For example, you would soon come to a 8 letter grid that consists of 6 words. You will also have to make fast moves when you are trying to solve the puzzles in higher levels.
Mystic Words game consists of 33 word categories. Business, fashion, animals, plants, games and sports are some of the categories that you can see in this game. Therefore, you will never get bored once you start playing the game. You just need to select any from the 33 word categories and start playing. This game consists of 1500+ different levels to complete and it will keep you engaged for several weeks.
Mystic Words has a daily puzzle mode as well. If you select this method, you will get 12 different puzzles to be completed per day. Or else, you can select the free play mode, which consists of 15 dictionaries, which can be used to generate random puzzles. Each level of Mystic Words comes along with 10 free hints. If you get stuck in a specific level, you don't need to worry about anything because you can simply purchase more hints at a reasonable price tag. You can also find 11 different achievements in the game apart from three leaderboards. Therefore, people who play Mystic Words are guaranteed with unlimited fun.
Mystic words cheats.
Some games have some cheats codes where you can increase the number of coins. Unfortunately this is not the case for Mystic words. The only way to have more coins is to buy them. Actually, you do not really need more coins. We will provide all the answers to all levels of mystic words. You will earn 3 coins when passing a new level. You can use later these coins to unlock new levels or show the answers using 60 coins. This makes it so hard as you to pass a whole level you would need 420 coins.
You can buy some coins and I suggest you do, just to reward the createor of this amazing game.
However you will get stuck again soon, so it is better to use our website.
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What Is Hepatitis C?
Hepatitis C (HCV) is a viral disease that affects your liver and can cause chronic liver disease. Almost four million people in the U.S. have been infected with Hepatitis C.
What Are The Symptoms of Hepatitis C?
The symptoms of Hepatitis C are usually very mild. In fact, 3 out of 4 people who are infected with Hepatitis C have no symptoms and can infect others without knowing it. It can take many years from the time a person is infected with the virus before symptoms occur, like extreme fatigue, cirrhosis of the liver, liver cancer, or liver failure.
How Could I Get Infected With Hepatitis C?
Hepatitis C is mainly spread through blood. This might happen by:
Sharing needles or syringes to inject drugs
Sharing other drug supplies such as cookers, cottons or cocaine straws
Medical procedures such as kidney dialysis or blood transfusions (before 1992)
Working in jobs where you are exposed to blood, such as healthcare, EMS or body art studio without proper protection
Getting a non-professional tattoo or body piercing (like at someone's home)
Sharing personal care supplies like razors or toothbrushes that may have a small amount of blood on them
Sexual transmission is possible, but uncommon
Who Should Get Tested for Hepatitis C?
The CDC recommends you get tested for Hepatitis C if you have any of the following risk factors:
People born from 1945 through 1965
Anyone who ever injected drugs, including those who injected once or a few times many years ago
People who received clotting factor concentrates produced before 1987
People who were ever on long-term hemodialysis
People with abnormal alanine aminotransferase levels (ALT)
People with HIV infection
Anyone who received a transfusion of blood, blood components, or an organ transplant before July 1992
Anyone who has had contact with the blood of someone with Hepatitis C, such as through a needle stick injury
Babies born to mothers who have Hepatitis C
How can I get tested for Hepatitis C?
Columbus Public Health also offers free Hepatitis C testing for people with risk factors for Hepatitis C infection. To schedule an appointment please call our care line at 614-645-CARE. You can also be tested Hepatitis C through your primary care doctor.
Is there a Vaccine for Hepatitis C?
No vaccine is currently available for Hepatitis C.
Can Hepatitis C Be Treated?
Yes. There are several new medications available to treat Hepatitis C, including new treatments that appear to be more effective and fewer side effects than previous options. Over 90% of people who are treated for Hepatitis C can be cured of the virus.
Avoiding drugs, alcohol and certain medications, getting exercise and eating a healthy diet are also important.


Review: Gecko Theatre: The Wedding. Nottingham Playhouse. – East Midlands Theatre.
Review: Gecko Theatre: The Wedding. Nottingham Playhouse.
The most challenging and interesting aspects of a dance-theatre work is that without text marrying the work together to help our understanding of the nature of the work we are left to use our imagination to respond to the sights and sounds being shown. In a sense this is the beauty of Gecko's startling and often provocative dance-theatre work The Wedding; in that the recognisable is often juxtaposed and even thrown totally out of kilter by abstract dance forms. Regularly the snatches of actual emotionally charged language being used (often Spanish and German) are straight from the tower of Babel and Gecko's technical sound deliberately confuses the ear by having sounds of invisible individuals shouting from the audience or groups of children playing bounce around the auditorium both in the stalls and circle. Jonathan Everett's soundscape is disconcerting and shockingly good. The talents of the international Gecko dance ensemble are awe-inspiring.
The ninety minutes of constant dance and movement and highly inventive expositions of creative staging mean that not a second of audience attention is lost. Given that this first night packed audience at Nottingham Playhouse is 97% young people from local colleges such as Bilborough this, as a theatre lover, is a delight to see. If the young people are exposed to such exceptionally high quality work as Gecko's The Wedding and have a chance to explore its creation in situ, back at college or in Gecko's workshops then this reviewer has high hopes for their creative futures.
The Wedding has, like many large dance works, been long term developed since 2015 by creator- director Amit Lahav. The mightily impressive end result and über talented cast take the notion of us all being 'wedded' to society and bound by the many contracts of modern life. Amit Lahav says 'For me, The Wedding started as a battle between anger and love. Played out around the complex ideas of belonging, state, exclusion and a longing for community, all set with the excitement and ceremony of marriage.' Undercurrent, as the dance work progresses and plays with our minds, even through some humour, the notion of the characters on stage wanting to leave the constricts of their 'married' lives and gain 'divorce' unfolds and rebels. The theatrical results are mind-blowingly good.
Gecko, as an international dance-theatre company are strongly about inclusion and community and encouraging individuals to be open and creative. Their emotion fuelled physicality in such shows as The Wedding is highly infective as it is delivered with such total passion by the dancers. So, however one as an individual chooses to interpret the on stage action in any of their shows you are bound to be challenged and come away from the theatre with a whole new perception of the arts of presenting a performance.
Gecko's The Wedding runs at Nottingham Playhouse until 3rd February.
Tour details. Gecko The Wedding Tour.
Originally written for Nottingham Post.
Review: Private Lives. London Classic Theatre. (touring) Derby Theatre.
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A Room With a View – From the famous production team of Merchant and Ivory, this gorgeous film of love and romance stars Helen Bonham-Carter and Daniel Day-Lewis and is set in the idyllic Italian countryside.
Howard's End – Another beautiful Merchant and Ivory production, starring Emma Thompson and Anthony Hopkins, brings the rigid rules of Edwardian society into sharp focus.
Edwardian Farm – Find out how the other half lives when two archaeologists and a historian recreate farm life for a full year using practices from 1906 England. Fascinating!
The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady – So beautiful! Filmed on location in England and Scotland, this drama follows artist Edith Holden through the changing seasons.
Murdoch Mysteries – Follow Detective William Murdoch as he solves murder mysteries in Edwardian Toronto using the latest scientific methods.
Parade's End – From the end of the Edwardian era through World War I, this epic story of romance and betrayal stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Rebecca Hall.
Mary Poppins – For something much lighter and happier, you can't go wrong with Mary Poppins. It's magical and fun and surprisingly thoughtful. Don't miss it.
Miss Potter – The charming story of Beatrix Potter's efforts to publish her first books and gain some measure of independence as a single woman in Edwardian England. Lovely and heartbreaking. Starring Renee Zellweger and Ewan McGregor.
The Lost Book of the Grail by Charlie Lovett is a book lover's dream, a celebration of the preservation of knowledge, a reverence for the past, an appreciation of tradition and loyalty. It's also a cracking good story!
Arthur Prescott is very content with his life, thank you very much. True, he's not thrilled with his job at the boring, modern Barchester University, but working here means he has access to the library at the Barchester Cathedral. Here he can indulge in his greatest love, the search for the Holy Grail, comfortably surrounded by the modest collection of medieval manuscripts. Founded by St Ewolda in 560 A.D., Arthur is convinced that the key to finding the Grail is hidden somewhere in the cathedral.
Into this idyllic, tech-free world waltzes a young American, Bethany Davis, who has come to digitize the ancient books at Barchester Cathedral. Digitize! Arthur is properly scandalized and horrified and deeply concerned that Ms Davis will discover his secret passion for the Grail. When he learns that Bethany is also an avid fan of the Grail and the search for it, things begin to change and when the future of the Cathedral and its library are threatened, this odd couple team finds a way to work together. Arthur begins to appreciate some of the advantages of technology, learns how to email, opens himself to new adventures and makes many discoveries, some profound and some personal.
This would be a great choice for anyone who was a fan of Dan Brown's The DaVinci Code but without the murderous psychopath chasing them. The beginning of each chapter has a brief flashback to what was happening to Barchester in the past, from it's earliest years to the Reformation to World War II, then back to the present – the contrasts are intriguing and it's fun to watch how the actions of the past are interpreted today. Arthur and Bethany and the supporting characters are thoughtful and interesting and there is quite a bit of (dry, British) humor. And the ending is incredibly satisfying. Highly recommended.
Darkest Hour follows Winston Churchill's early days as England's Prime Minister, as he battles doubts (his own, those of the politicians and even the King) and leads England into it's great trial yet.
Europe has fallen to the Nazi invasion, nearly the entirety of the British Army is trapped at Dunkirk and America remains neutral. England stands alone. Should Churchill sue for peace and try to come to terms with Hitler, or fight what seems an impossible war? The politicians around him want to negotiate, feeling that they are in a better position now than if England falls. To fight German will come at great cost – is Churchill willing to shoulder that burden?
Gary Oldman, as Churchill, is masterful. He delivers some of Churchill's best lines ("We will fight on the beaches. We will fight on the landing grounds….We shall never surrender." and "I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat.") with assurance and drama that matches the serious situations. Physically, Oldman does not particularly look like Churchilll, but he captures his quirks, gestures, mannerisms and voice unerringly.
The film does take a few liberties, and fudges a couple of dates, but the overall atmosphere – of England united against a great evil – feels very real. A great choice for fans of World War II history.
How did the month of February treat you reading-wise? Did you discover something great to read (or watch)? I had another good month, reading The Midwife by Jennifer Worth which I loved.
The Midwife is about young Jenny Worth's experiences as a midwife in one of the poorest areas of London. The time is the early to mid 1950s and the setting is the East End of London, an area that is still feeling the effects of being heavily damaged in WWII.There is a lot of sadness and suffering in these stories, but there is also joy and laughter, community and life.
Jenny's comfortable upbringing doesn't prepare her for the hardships she encounters in the slums, but her compassion and understanding grows quickly. Some of the stories are very funny and some are heartbreaking. As you would expect from a book set in England, there are many eccentric characters and lots of "stiff-upper-lip". I choose this book because it was about nursing and although I never entertained the idea of pursuing that career myself, my Mom was a nurse in the 1940s (she retired after serving in the US Army during World War II to become a farm wife and raise her family). Although The Midwife takes place 5-10 years after she practiced, I gained a lot of insight into medicine and health practices similar to what my Mom worked under and found it fascinating.
Now, some untangling of the title of this book. It was originally published with the title The Midwife: a Memoir of Birth, Joy and Hard Times which is actually the first of three books (the other two are Shadows of the Workhouse and Farewell to the East End). The BBC created what became a very popular tv series based on these books, using the title Call the Midwife and the books have been republished with the new name. The beloved series is running on PBS here in the United States with DVDs available of the earlier seasons.
Now it's your turn – what did you read for this month of the Online Reading Challenge?
Ken Follett's Kingsbridge series readers have patience. He released the Pillars of the Earth in 1989, World Without End in 2010, and A Column of Fire in 2017. They're not sequels in the traditional manner. They take place in the same location hundreds of years apart and have some loosely, genealogically connected characters.
I was excited to see A Column of Fire came out in the fall of 2017. There's quite a long waiting list to read it, so you may have time to catch up on the previous two if you're a fan of historical fiction after you've gotten on the list. Just as in the previous two novels, this is a sweeping tale of romance with plenty of intrigue and this one even includes a few pirates. In contrast to the other books, A Column of Fire expands into international politics and crosses borders, reflecting the importance of interstate commerce and increased modes and routes of global travel.
It was fun to discover who the real historical figures and who the fictional characters were at the end, although one could guess. If you're well-versed in European history during the 1500s, you will be spoiled. I had only a general knowledge so I was in suspense much of the time. Like his other novels, he includes the major historical occurrences of the time, focusing on the religious turmoil between Catholics and Protestants.
I grew somewhat tired of the predictability of the fates of some of his fictional characters. There is definitely a pattern in his writing. Real life isn't so just and predictable and I felt cheated that he thought I wouldn't be satisfied with a divergence from his typical ending. I'm guessing most of his loyal fans may not agree with me on that, however. Overall, I enjoyed the book and am happy I was able to read all three over the span of a couple of decades.


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Detroit investing $30 million into skilled trade training center
DETROIT (AP) - A $30 million training center for carpenters and millwrights will be built in Detroit to expand on skilled trades in the city.
Officials with the Michigan Statewide Carpenters and Millwrights Joint Apprenticeship and Training Fund and Mayor Mike Duggan on Monday announced plans for the center.
The facility is expected to be constructed by mid-2021 on city-owned land on Detroit's west side.
Students will study and train in an apprenticeship program designed and taught by the carpenters and millwrights union. Enrollment in the apprenticeship program is free.
The Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters and Millwrights signed on two years ago to the Mayor's Skilled Trades Employment Program. The skilled trades union says 25 percent of incoming first-year carpenter apprentices will be Detroit residents.


South Kuta, which practically covers the whole southern side of Bali (or the foot in Bali's map), is a home to myriads of luxury accommodations, hidden beaches overlooking the majestic Indian Ocean, and other beauty you rarely find in the usuals (Kuta, Seminyak, or even, Ubud). It's a versatile area where you can be what you want to be—from being a luxury seeker, culture geek, extreme day-tripper, or surf junkie. South Kuta offers you innumerable activities to do for several days of your Bali getaway.
Here are some recommendations of interesting things to do in South Kuta, Bali.
Spoil your craving for unique dining experience while you visit Jimbaran Bay. There are heaps of beach restaurant and cafés, in which you can dine in, literally, at the beach. You might want to relish freshly caught seafood cuisine and enjoy the dishes as the sun goes down on the horizon or under the romantic moonlight with some candlelight on your table.
Walk down the aisle surrounded by lush mangrove forest at one of the mangrove conservation around Jalan By Pass Ngurah Rai. You can opt to take some educational trip with guides, learning about the existence of world's largest mangrove ecosystems (which happens to be in Indonesia), or you can simply stroll around for romantic walk with your partner. In addition, you can also help the government by plant your own mangrove forest to the site.
From time to time, Tanjung Benoa Beach has always been known for selections of extreme sports to do. You can challenge yourself by doing some of them, such as parasailing, jet skiing, or even flyboarding. With Bali's beach atmosphere and the island's wind, these extreme sports might feel different from the same thing in different parts of the world.
Have you ever witnessed the magnificent waves crashing against Bali's rock cliff? If you haven't, you can visit Waterblow in Nusa Dua. Hidden in Nusa Dua's most beautiful cliff, you can see passageway by the cliff where water hits the rock and blows like explosions. Now, it's your call to only witness this majestic natural phenomenon or to get wet in the process.
Make an unforgettable voyage through Bali's unique cultural park, Garuda Wisnu Kencana. Covering approximately 250 hectares of land in Ungasan hill, this park is famous for the ongoing construction of titan statue of Wisnu (Vishnu, an ancient Hindu god) mounted on the back of a garuda (a mythical giant eagle). Located at 260 meters above sea level, the park overlooks magnificent view of the island and the ocean. Some other facilities include an amphitheatre, a gallery, open-air venues, restaurant, souvenir shops and other recreational activities.
You should know that Uluwatu in far south of Bali is the island's top destination of time. The tides and the geography are surfers' favorite making this a world-class surfer haven. There are myriads of surf camps, surf schools, and, most importantly, pro-level surfers roaming around the areas. There are lots of beaches to choose, but the best will be Balangan and Padang-Padang (where annual international surfing competitions are held).
Aside from the surf havens, South Kuta is also home for island's best beaches, which surprisingly are well-concealed by nature or locals. With the tranquility, golden sands, lush surroundings and wavering blue radiates from Indian Ocean, it's safe to say that beaches in South Kuta—stretching from Jimbaran, Uluwatu to Ungasan—are simply hidden gems. To name you some of the best: Tegalwangi, Bingin, Nyang Nyang, Suluban, Green Bowl and Gunung Payung.
Last but not least, you might not complete your venture to South Kuta without visiting Pura Luhur Uluwatu, a famous Hindu temple located on the edge of a cliff in Uluwatu. With perfect view of the horizon and sunset, the picturesque temple is a perfect idyll. If you're into cultural things, you can witness traditional Kecak Fire Dance set against the twilight horizon of Uluwatu cliff. It's a rare cultural event where performance art blends perfectly well with nature's best vistas.


Vinesh Phogat announced her return from injury after a successful day out by grabbing the 57-kilogram title while Sakshi Malik too did not disappoint the crowd as she emerged the champion in the 62 kg on the second day of the Tata Motors Senior Women's National Championship on Saturday.
Vinesh has already established her class by winning the Commonwealth Games and the Asian Games titles earlier this year and announced a strong come back after missing the World Championships due to an elbow injury.
Vinesh, who had suffered a ligament tear in her elbow and had to pull out of this year's World Championships in Budapest, was competing in the 57 kg category rather than her preferred 50 kg class.
"I was keen to face heavy competition and see how I am faring. I felt no pain and that is a relief," she said.
Vinesh secured the title by taking the score to 10-0 against Babita in the final with more than two-and-a-half minutes left.
Sakshi, on the other hand, put up a confident show to win the title in the 62 kg without losing a single point.
"I am happy to finish the year with a Gold but my focus for next season will start with Asian Championship," she said.
Ritu Malik, who had a fairly good run this year, faced a surprise setback in the finals of the 65 kg, losing a close semi-final to the very impressive Anita, the 2010 CWG gold medallist. She settled for a bronze after holding off Reshma of Maharashtra.
The Railway's grapplers continued to show their dominance with an overall show and 188 points, followed by close second Haryana with 186 points and Delhi at the third spot with 93 points. Hosts Uttar Pradesh finished fourth in the overall standings with 92 points.


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COUNTY NEWS: Two dead after car collides with pedestrians
Stephen Wynn-Davies
Police are appealing for witnesses after a car collided with a group of pedestrians on Saturday night (September 9) leaving two men dead.
A police spokesman said: "Just after 8pm on Saturday (September 9) a Nissan Pathfinder 4x4 driving north east collided with several pedestrians who were in a group walking along Harveys Lane, just off the B2192 outside Ringmer, East Sussex.
"Tragically two of the pedestrians, a man from Wimbledon, south west London, and a man from Tunbridge Wells, both aged 31, died at the scene.
"Two women, a 29-year-old from Wimbledon and a 27-year-old from Addlestone, Surrey, were treated for minor injuries at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton and were discharged.
"The other three pedestrians in the group – a 29-year-old man from Addlestone, a 24-year-old woman from Morden and a 31-year old woman from Sutton, both in south London, were unhurt.
"The 37-year-old Uckfield woman driving the car was unhurt."
Sergeant Huw Watts of the Surrey and Sussex Road Policing Unit said; "We ask anyone who saw what happened to contact us via collision.appeal@sussex.pnn.police,uk or by calling 101, quoting Operation Greenwich. If anyone has any dash cam footage or CCTV, relating to this incident, we would be particularly interested to hear from them."
The East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service was also called to the scene.
A spokesman for the service said: "East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service were called to Harveys Lane in Ringmer at 8.13pm on September 9, 2017.
"Two fire engines and an officer were sent to the scene.
"South East Coast Ambulance Service and Sussex Police were also in attendance.
Assistant Chief Fire Officer Mark O'Brien said: "This is clearly a terrible time for the families and friends of those who have lost their lives.
"We do not know precisely what happened – the exact circumstances are being investigated.
"We would urge that everyone takes extra care and looks out for each other when on our roads."