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Q: can not access the folders created in cpanel why for the directories i creat getting rwx---rwxand rw----r-- permisions for the files i create?
I cant access a folder by externally via url which have rwx---rwx permition but can access the file which have rw----r-- permision.
Even I change permision to rwxrwxrwx i can not access the folder.
eg:
http://www.example.com/folder/
Gives me 403 Forbidden

A: 403 forbidden on a folder url usually means that your server has folder browsing disabled, and there's no default document (index.html, index.php, etc...) in the directory. Since there's no default content to server, and the configuration doesn't allow for browsing, you get the forbidden error.

A: That's probably a pre-caution of your webserver, that denies to offer files that have the executable bit (x) set.
Check your servers documentation about the features it offers and which file permissions are needed to be set to make them work with your webserver.

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Fractal Audio Axe-FX III Preset for the song 'Praises (Be Lifted Up)' by Bethel Music. Includes scenes to replicate the different song sections and custom per-preset mapping and overrides for use with the Fractal FC-12. The preset is stock (no 3rd party IR's required), and includes options for both single coil and humbucker equipped guitars. Includes the new reverbs introduced in firmware 3.0 and the new drives introduced in firmware 3.02.
Base presets are designed to be used in a wide variety of settings. They give you multiple drive, deley, and reverb options. Each preset is programmed to integrate with the FC-12, and includes scenes.
Song presets are designed to mimic the guitar sounds for specific worship songs. Each preset contains a full play-through demo video of the song.


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Your question: Can I use pancake mix instead of all purpose baking mix?
Is pancake mix the same as all purpose baking mix?
Can I use pancake mix instead of all purpose flour?
Is pancake mix and cake flour the same?
Is pancake mix a regular flour?
Can pancake mix substitute for cake mix?
Does pancake mix have baking soda?
Can I use pancake mix instead of self rising flour?
What is the difference between pancake mix and cake mix?
What is the substitute for cake flour?
What is in ready made pancake mix?
Can I use pancake mix instead of flour for gravy?
Can u use pancake mix for waffles?
Most pancake mixes are very similar to Bisquick and contain flour, leavening, salt and hydrogenated oil. Pancake mixes may contain slightly more sugar, though, resulting in a sweeter final product. They work best for sweet breads, muffins and scones rather than savory dishes when substituting for Bisquick.
2. Pancake Mix. According to Livestrong, most pancake mixes contain a similar blend of ingredients compared to Bisquick — such as all-purpose flour, a leavening agent (baking soda or baking powder), salt, and hydrogenated oil. Some also contain sugar, making it sweeter than their Bisquick cousin.
Yes, you can. While the base ingredient of pancake mix is flour, other ingredients such as a leavening agent, sugar and other flavors are included to help easily make the pancakes. Most recipes that require flour will work just fine with using pancake mix as a flour substitute.
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Most pancake recipes call for all purpopse flour. I assume boxed mixes do the same, or a mix of all purpose and cake flour for a lighter texture. The difference between them is 'hard' and 'soft' flours. … AP is generally a mix of hard and soft flours, and can be used for many cakes, breads, and of course pancakes.
Yes. The ingredients in flour are: flour. The ingredients in pancake mix are: flour, sugar, baking soda, baking powder, salt, and sometimes milk protein, hydrogenated oils, and corn syrup solids.
You can make cake recipes using pancake mix instead of flour. The main reason is that pancake mix consists of flour, sugar, flavoring, and leavening or rising agents.
A popular brand of just-add water pancake mix is Aunt Jemima Buttermilk Complete. This just-add-water mix is a blend of dry ingredients like flour enriched with niacinamide, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, and folic acid (all forms of Vitamin B), sugar, salt, and leavening agents like baking powder and baking soda.
Yes you can. But pancake mix is more like self rising flour. So it's not the same as all purpose. It also is a finer grind like cake flour.
Most pancake mixes are fairly basic, and contain flour, sugar, leavening and salt. They aren't as sweet as a cake, but you can simply add an extra half cup or so of sugar when you make your batter. A simple cake uses 1 cup of butter, 2 cups of sugar, 3 cups of flour and 4 eggs (1–2–3–4 cake).
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You only need two common ingredients– all-purpose flour and cornstarch– to make a homemade cake flour substitute. Sifting them together is key. Use this mixture whenever a recipe calls for cake flour.
INGREDIENTS: Wheat Flour (Wheat Flour, Calcium Carbonate, Niacin, Iron, Thiamin), Sugar, Palm Oil, Whey Powder (Milk), Dried Egg Yolk, Dextrose, Salt.
If you have to use pancake mix instead of flour in gravy, it's best to make a slurry. Use a tablespoon of pancake mix and blend in enough water to make it a batter. Stir the slurry into the gravy slowly.
Most pancake recipes or mixes can be used as a base for waffles. Just remember you will likely need to add about a tablespoon of extra oil and 1 egg. Many pre-mixed batters will have a recipe for both waffles and pancakes on the back.

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Today is 18th April – World Heritage Day. TFOD celebrates World Heritage Day; with a quick look at some of India's World Heritage Sites!
© Courtesy of sources & research
World Heritage, as the term suggests, is anything – natural or manmade – that has special cultural, physical and historical significance; that deserves to be protected. Architecture, as a tangible art, outlives humans and stays on as proof of the time it was built in. it tells stories – of the people that lived, their political, social, economic and cultural values and ideologies. Across the planet, people have made buildings for living, working, praying, for celebrations and burials, for harvesting water and saluting their heroes. This therefore becomes one of the most significant aspects of World Heritage.
World Heritage is the shared wealth of humankind. It is therefore imperative that we, as a race, make a commitment to protect and preserve it – for our future generations. The effort to preserve and protect the heritage has to necessarily be a sustained one; however, dedicating a 'day' to it, adds value to the 'cause'. The special day offers an opportunity to raise public awareness about our diverse cultural heritage. The idea mooted by ICOMOS (International Council for Monuments and Sites) during a symposium in Tunisia on 18th April 1982; was later also approved in the UNESCO General Conference in November 1983. Subsequently a resolution was passed, declaring 18th April every year to be celebrated as "International Day for Monuments and Sites"; popularly known as World Heritage Day.
The aim of the International Day for Monuments and Sites is to encourage local communities and individuals throughout the world to consider the importance of cultural heritage to their lives, identities and communities, and to promote awareness of its diversity and vulnerability and the efforts required to protect and conserve it. 18 April is celebrated all over the world by a wide range of organisations and many ICOMOS National and International Scientific Committees. Events to celebrate the occasion include scientific conferences and symposia, exhibitions, photography competitions, excursions, press conferences, the awarding of prizes, releasing press releases, publishing magazine articles and projecting films, among others.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site is a place (such as a forest, mountain, lake, island, desert, monument, building, complex, or city) that is listed by UNESCO as of special cultural or physical significance. The list is maintained by the international World Heritage Programme administered by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, composed of 21 states' parties which are elected by their General Assembly. India has 30 listed World Heritage Sites from a total of 981 as of 2013. Conservation efforts to protect the listed sites are commendable; but there are equally commendable efforts taken by dedicated conservationists and organizations to protect and preserve beautiful monuments the world over – regardless of their 'status' in the World Heritage listing.
Today, on the occasion of World Heritage Day, we, at The Future of Design applaud and salute the relentless efforts of all conservationists – as they are the true guardians of the future…
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Now is the perfect time to start planning your summer home renovation project. Take the next several months to analyze, research and evaluate your current home to find out what you really want and need. This will eliminate costly mistakes and wasted time down the road. Whether it's that gourmet kitchen you've been dreaming about, the outdated master bathroom you've been putting off, or the new bedroom addition you desperately need, winter is for planning and spring is for building. Following this five-step approach will take the stress and anxiety out of the home renovation process, at the same time saving you valuable time and money.
Dream It! Assess Your Situation: Taking a realistic look at your current situation will make all the difference between a good home renovation project and a great one! What problems need to be solved? Walk through your home room by room and take great notes along the way. Inspiration File: Educate yourself on the materials, finishes and appliances that are available to you. Check out the design magazines and the plethora of home design shows to gather ideas that inspire you in some way. You'll see a pattern beginning to emerge. Wish List: Creating your wish list will influence the overall concept and design that you ultimately want your home to reflect. Gathering all of this information will help you determine the overall scope of your project.
Plan It! Budget and Financing: If you plan on staying in your home for ten years or more, then budget what you can to create the home of your dreams. Be realistic, as your lenders will let you know exactly how much you're qualified to borrow. Professionals: Hiring the right design professionals will definitely save you valuable time and money, and eliminate any planning mistakes down the road. Pre-planning is undoubtedly the biggest money saver! The Contract: Once you've committed to a licensed contractor review the bid and contract line by line and make sure that the scope of your project is documented throughout. If you're unclear on a item, ask for clarification.
Design It! Floor Plan: Designing the floor plan is where you begin to see your dream take shape. Try to visualize this space three dimensionally. Details: Whatever your style, focusing on the details will set your space apart from the rest and will provide you with a true reflection of your personality. Shopping: Selecting the perfect materials, finishes, appliances and fixtures is what will infuse the detail and character into your project. Take your plans, samples and photos with you on every single shopping trip. You never know what you'll find.
Do It! Demolition: This is chaos at its best. If you want to release some deep seeded aggression now's the time to grab a hammer and crow bar and help the demo crew. I highly recommend it! Construction: The most exciting phase of the renovation process. This is where you begin to see all the pieces of the puzzle come together. Attending weekly site meetings and following an agenda will keep your project running smoothly. Coping with Construction: Be realistic and plan for delays. It will reduce the level of stress and anxiety you could potentially feel. Be flexible.
Punch List: Do a walk through with your contractor and list all the outstanding minor repairs and completions that still need to be done before your project is one hundred percent complete. Clean Up: Even if your stipulated a cleanup clause in your contract, hire your own cleaning crew to come in just before you move back in. Just remember though – it will take weeks for the dust to settle. Moving Back In: It's all behind you and you've made it through the renovation process relatively unscathed. Now roll up your sleeves and put your personal signature on everything. Invite some family and friends over for that dinner party you've wanted to host – and start living the dream!
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Smith and Democrats Pass Defense Bill Through the House
Washington, D.C.- Today, the House passed H.R. 2500, the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2020 by a vote of 220 to 197, without the support of a single Republican. Upon passage, House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam Smith (D-WA), made the following remarks:
"Following months of bipartisan collaboration with our colleagues, the Democratic-controlled House presented the most progressive NDAA in a decade. Not only does this NDAA and its provisions keep our nation safe, but it honors the values of our country, strengthens our security, and advances America's leadership in the world.
"This bill underpins a smart defense posture with a tough stance on Russia and continued collaboration with allies, eliminates wasteful spending, promotes a more inclusive military by reinforcing the values of diversity and ending the President's ban on transgender service members, and solidifies Congress' oversight role of defense programs and the authorization to use of military force.
"The bill includes critical provisions to curb U.S. support for the Saudi-led coalition in the war in Yemen and prevent an unauthorized war with Iran. It would help spur cleanup of PFAS chemicals in drinking water and require the Department of Defense to take steps to mitigate and address the threat of climate change. In addition, the bill would prohibit deployment funding for the low-yield nuclear warheads. Because of these and other critical provisions, it was of the utmost importance to our national defense that we pass the NDAA – and we did."
"I am proud that House Democrats stood together in the face of partisan rhetoric while, unfortunately, our Republican colleagues turned their backs on the men and women who defend our nation, and instead choose to use them as political pawns."
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Actress Busy Philipps wears a beige skirt with a brown blouse at a VIP event in West Hollywood.
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Bold neutrals create a striking contrast with a beige skirt. Opt for a white button-down, a chocolate-brown peasant blouse, a black V-neck T-shirt or a navy cap-sleeve blouse. These neutral hues can be both casual and dressed up, so the style of the blouse and your footwear will dictate the overall look. Take a nautical approach to your styling with a beige skirt and navy-and-white striped top. Accessorize with navy ballet flats and carry an anchor-emblazoned canvas tote bag.
Counterbalance the subtlety of beige with eye-popping colors, ,such as orange, bright yellow, citron or paprika red. For a summer party, wear a beige miniskirt with a sleeveless tangerine blouse and gold hoop earrings. Finish the look with metallic T-strap sandals or cognac wedges for extra height.
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Q: PowerShell Function Can-Ping doesn't return $True or $False with switch I wrote a function to check if a client is online or offline, this works great! However, when I try to use the switch -Remember it doesn't iterate the scriptblock $PingCheck as desired because the test has already been done once, but it's not returning $true or $false either.
What would be the best way to have the function always output $true or $false but don't go through the script block on duplicates?
Thank you for your help as always.
# Function to check if $Server is online
Function Can-Ping ($Server,[switch]$SendMail,[switch]$Remember) {

 $PingCheck = {

        $Error.Clear()

        if (Test-Connection -ComputerName $Server -BufferSize 16 -Count 1 -ErrorAction 0 -quiet) { # ErrorAction 0 doesn't display error information when a ping is unsuccessful

            Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Ping test ok" -ForegroundColor Gray; return $true
        }
        else {
            $Error.Clear()
            Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Ping test FAILED" -ForegroundColor Gray

            Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Flushing DNS" -ForegroundColor Gray
            ipconfig /flushdns | Out-Null

            Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Registering DNS" -ForegroundColor Gray
            ipconfig /registerdns | Out-Null

            Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: NSLookup for $Server" -ForegroundColor Gray
            nslookup $Server | Out-Null # Surpressing error here is not possible unless using '2> $null', but if we do this, we don't get $true or $false for the function so '| Out-Null' is an obligation
            if (!$?) {
                Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: NSlookup can't find the hostname, DNS issues or hostname incorrect?" -ForegroundColor Yellow
                # Write-Host $Error -ForegroundColor Red
                if ($SendMail) {
                    Send-Mail "FAILED Ping test" "$(Get-TimeStamp) NSlookup can't find $Server, hostname incorrect or DNS issues?" "$error"
                }
                $script:arrayCanPingError += "ERROR | $(Get-TimeStamp) Ping test failed: NSlookup can't find $Server, hostname incorrect or DNS issues?`n$error"
                $script:HTMLarrayCanPingError += "ERROR | $(Get-TimeStamp) Ping test failed:
NSlookup can't find $Server, hostname incorrect or DNS issues?
$error
"
                return $false
                }
            else {
                Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Re-pinging $Server" -ForegroundColor Gray
                if (Test-Connection -ComputerName $Server -BufferSize 16 -Count 1 -ErrorAction 0 -Quiet) {
                   Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Ping test ok, problem resolved" -ForegroundColor Gray
                   return $true
                }
                else {
                      Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: DNS Resolving is ok but can't connect, server offline?" -ForegroundColor Yellow
                      if ($SendMail) {
                          Send-Mail "FAILED Ping test" "$error" "DNS Resolving is ok but can't connect to $Server, server offline?"
                      }
                      $script:arrayCanPingError += "ERROR Ping test failed: DNS Resolving is ok but can't connect to $Server, server offline?`n$error"
                      $script:HTMLarrayCanPingError += "ERROR Ping test failed: DNS Resolving is ok but can't connect to $Server, server offline?
$error
"
                      return $false
                }
            }
        }
    }

    # Call the scriptblock $PingAction every time, unless the switch $Remember is provided, than we only check each server once
    if ($Remember) {
        Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Switch '-Remember' detected" -ForegroundColor Gray
        While ($tmpPingCheckServers -notcontains $Server) {
                  &$PingCheck
                  $script:tmpPingCheckServers = @($tmpPingCheckServers+$Server) #Script wide variable, othwerwise it stays empty when we leave the function / @ is used to store it as an Array (table) instaed of a string
        }
    }
    else {
          &$PingCheck
    }
}

A: I found the solution by creating an extra array called $Script:arrayCanPingResult and handling the output of $trueand false in the script block $PingResult.
For everyone interested, here it is:
# Function to check if $Server is online
Function Can-Ping ($Server,[switch]$SendMail,[switch]$Remember) {

    $PingResult = {
          # Return $true or $false based on the result from script block $PingCheck
          foreach ($_ in $Script:arrayCanPingResult) {
                   # Write-Host $_
                   if ($Server -eq $($_.Split(",")[0])) {

                   # Write-Host "We will return $($_.Split(",")[1])" -ForegroundColor Green
                    return $($_.Split(",")[1])
                   }
          }
    }

    $PingCheck = {

        $Error.Clear()

        if (Test-Connection -ComputerName $Server -BufferSize 16 -Count 1 -ErrorAction 0 -quiet) { # ErrorAction 0 doesn't display error information when a ping is unsuccessful

            Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Ping test ok" -ForegroundColor Gray; $Script:arrayCanPingResult+=@("$Server,$true"); return
        }
        else {
            $Error.Clear()
            Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Ping test FAILED" -ForegroundColor Gray

            Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Flushing DNS" -ForegroundColor Gray
            ipconfig /flushdns | Out-Null

            Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Registering DNS" -ForegroundColor Gray
            ipconfig /registerdns | Out-Null

            Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: NSLookup for $Server" -ForegroundColor Gray
            nslookup $Server | Out-Null # Surpressing error here is not possible unless using '2> $null', but if we do this, we don't get $true or $false for the function so '| Out-Null' is an obligation
            if (!$?) {
                Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: NSlookup can't find the hostname, DNS issues or hostname incorrect?" -ForegroundColor Yellow
                # Write-Host $Error -ForegroundColor Red
                if ($SendMail) {
                    Send-Mail "FAILED Ping test" "$(Get-TimeStamp) NSlookup can't find $Server, hostname incorrect or DNS issues?" "$error"
                }
                $script:arrayCanPingError += "ERROR | $(Get-TimeStamp) Ping test failed: NSlookup can't find $Server, hostname incorrect or DNS issues?`n$error"
                $script:HTMLarrayCanPingError += "ERROR | $(Get-TimeStamp) Ping test failed:
NSlookup can't find $Server, hostname incorrect or DNS issues?
$error
"
                $Script:arrayCanPingResult+=@("$Server,$false")
                return
                }
            else {
                Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Re-pinging $Server" -ForegroundColor Gray
                if (Test-Connection -ComputerName $Server -BufferSize 16 -Count 1 -ErrorAction 0 -Quiet) {
                   Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: Ping test ok, problem resolved" -ForegroundColor Gray
                   $Script:arrayCanPingResult+=@("$Server,$true")
                   return
                }
                else {
                      Write-Host "$(Get-TimeStamp) $Server > Function Can-Ping: DNS Resolving is ok but can't connect, server offline?" -ForegroundColor Yellow
                      if ($SendMail) {
                          Send-Mail "FAILED Ping test" "$error" "DNS Resolving is ok but can't connect to $Server, server offline?"
                      }
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Georgia Power accepts Vogtle loan guarantee
Southern Company subsidiary Georgia Power has formally agreed to accept a conditional federal loan guarantee for the construction of two new nuclear units at its Vogtle site.
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In February of this year, Vogtle units 3 and 4 became the first new nuclear power plant construction projects to be offered conditional loan guarantees by the US Department of Energy (DoE). Project partners were given 90 days in which to accept the conditional commitment, on top of which Southern secured a further 30-day extension. The reasons for the extension request are not clear. Georgia Power's acceptance of the guarantee was made on the deadline of the offer's expiry.
The loan guarantees would cover up to 70% of the company's eligible projected costs applying to future borrowings related to the construction of Vogtle 3 and 4, or approximately $3.4 billion. The guarantees are expected to be funded by the Federal Financing Bank. Any guaranteed borrowings would be secured by Georgia Power's 45.7% interest in the two new units. Georgia Power's share of the construction cost is currently forecast to be about $6.1 billion, including $1.7 billion of financing costs to be collected during construction.
Georgia Power's partners in the project are Oglethorpe Power, with a 30% share, and Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia (MEAG) with 22.7%. The City of Dalton holds the remaining share in the new plant. At the same time that its loan guarantee offer was made to Georgia Power, DoE offered Oglethorpe Power and MEAG loan guarantees covering $3.07 billion and $1.8 billion respectively, which the two companies are understood to have accepted already.
Final approval and issuance of the loan guarantees are subject to the project's receipt of a combined construction and operating licence (COL) from the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) among other regulatory approvals and conditions. However, the NRC granted an early site permit (ESP) and limited work authorisation for the project in 2009, and site work is already under way for the two Westinghouse AP1000 units, which are scheduled to start up in 2016 and 2017.
DoE loan guarantees have been offered in various areas as well as nuclear to encourage the commercial use of new or significantly improved energy technologies. The federally-backed guarantees are intended to help would-be builders to raise private finance at no cost to the taxpayer; indeed the recipients are charged a fee for the guarantee. Applications from nuclear energy projects were lodged in 2008, with a fee of $200,000 for the first part and $600,000 for the second part. The DoE received 19 initial applications from 17 utilities to support the construction of 14 nuclear power plants involving 21 new reactors of five different designs, plus two applications for enrichment plants. Earlier this year an extra $36 billion in guarantees was added to the $18.5 billion initially announced in 2005 for nuclear power plants and the $2 billion made available to fuel cycle facilities. Areva Enrichment Services was granted a $2 billion loan guarantee for its Eagle Rock enrichment facility in May.
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Head to the 19th Annual Taste of Tribeca this Saturday!
Taste of Tribeca is a culinary festival that celebrates downtown, local cuisine. Stop by this Saturday, May 18, from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and taste some of the best cuisine from the area's top chefs and restaurants, including Tribeca Grill, Landmarc, Kutsher's Tribeca, Bubby's, The Palm, Blaue Gans, Duane Park Patisserie and newcomers, such as Dirty Bird To Go and Aamanns-Copenhagen.
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A bismillah a day keeps the jinns at bay
SAMAA | Muzhira Amin - Posted: Nov 4, 2019 | Last Updated: 3 months ago
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Posted: Nov 4, 2019 | Last Updated: 3 months ago
Maghrib time, clean sheets and petrified aunties are the perfect inspiration for author Ayesha Muzaffar's horror stories. Being the daughter of an exorcist doesn't hurt either.
Ayesha Muzaffar, a young writer from Lahore, has dedicated her Instagram account @abusjinns to stories of exorcisms and supernatural beings.
"My abu exorcises jinns for a living," she told SAMAA Digital. "He has spent his years freeing houses and people of paranormal activities. If you ever visit us, we will tell you tales of women with crooked feet and demons that possess people."
For instance, two of her most favorite stories from childhood are of the demons that possessed Minhal bhabi and the man who hangs himself every year in Akbar Chacha's farm.
Muzaffar's Instagram account, which has a following of more than 45,000, tells supernatural stories that are both fiction and based on true events. Her first book, Abu's Jinns, came out last year after which her following grew.
"Frightened people inspire me to write. Maghrib time inspires me to write. Clean sheets and petrified aunties inspire me to write," she said. "But, abu sitting near the fireplace and speaking of wondrous worlds is what inspires me the most."
Muzaffar started writing as a child. "My first complete story was written on the back of my Urdu literature copy in Convent," she said. "The story was called Wou Aurat."
She went on to business school, but never stopped writing. "One day I quit my job at a multi-national IT firm and made an Instagram page."
Shaadi Ever After is one of her stories inspired by true events. The story is about possession, black magic, heartbreak and a haunted Pakistani household. It is spread over 10 chapters and has a sequel as well.
Muzaffar has posted nearly 50 stories on Instagram.
"The Freaky Friday series on my Instagram page is my only incomplete work," Muzaffar said. "I wrote 33 chapters of the series and stopped because it started taking a toll on me. A lot of eerie things started happening with me that I don't know if were true or just a fragment of my imagination, but they left me traumatised."
"People ask me if I will complete the series and I answer in affirmative. But the truth is that the story is sitting there incomplete and I would never pick it up again. I don't want to go back to that place ever again."
Muzaffar said, "I don't want people to believe me. I want them to read what I'm creating and I want to position my entities in the farthest corner of their mind so they know what fear is like."
She, however, has a small remedy for fear that she claims she used all her life, "a bismillah a day keep the jinns at bay."
Last week, the writer signed a new book with Liberty Books. The book is expected to come out in February 2020.
"My new book has been written in a unique style," she said. "It has a hint of South Asian culture and of course is based on paranormal activities, thrilling experiences and unexplainable mysteries."
While Abu's Jinns was a compilation of the experiences of an exorcist in Pakistan, Muzaffar remarked that her second book is on the tales of ordinary people.
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Rector of UOC church of Rososhka in Transcarpathia threatened with murder
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November 16, 2019. A local resident who had previously served a sentence for robbery told the clergyman that he "received an order to kill the Moscow priest".
On November 16, 2019, the editorial office of the LiveJournal received a message stating that Father John Deket, rector of the St. Elijah Church of the UOC in the village of Rososhka, Rakhov district, Transcarpathian region (Ukraine), was threatened with murder.
As it became known, the previously convicted local resident Yevgeny Gonta came to the clergyman's house and began to threaten him with physical harm. However, he said that he allegedly "received an order to kill the Moscow priest". When the priest's wife came out to meet him, Gonta said that she wouldn't kill her, pushed matushka with both hands in the chest and threw something in her face.
The police called by the clergyman detained the aggressive man for three hours and then released him. Gonta again came to the priest and continued his threats, saying that earlier he had burned down the village church (which really burned down during the fire about 14 years ago), and now he would make sure that there is no Father John in the village.
Since the threats do not stop, and the police are actually inactive, the priest, who has served in the parish for 16 years, asked the parishioners to organize a watch at his home and seeks help from the media to draw attention to the situation.
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A community-minded 18 year-old from Whittlesey who has fundraised for a cancer charity close to her heart and devoted nearly 300 hours to St John Ambulance has been nominated for a prestigious award.
Abbie Wiles, of Low Cross, is on the shortlist for the KISS Communications Young People of the Year (YOPEY), which showcases young positive role models in Cambridgeshire.
Abbie was nominated by Alison Brown, head of sixth form at Sir Harry Smith College.
When she was in Year 11 Abbie was head girl - one of her roles was to be involved in the school's fundraising efforts for Children in Need.
Another role has been organising the sixth-form ball in June and fundraising for that and Teenage Cancer Trust, in memory of Shannon Corr, a former pupil of the school who died from cancer last year.
Abbie is the young cadet leader in the Whittlesey division of St John. She helps to organise meetings, run sessions, takes new members under her wing to get them involved and helps with their membership awards. She also does public duties at various events where people may need help.
Since joining as a six-year-old, she has nearly amassed 300 hours voluntary service.
Her skills are put to good use in a part-time job where she works for the 111 non-emergency medical call system for up to 10 hours a week. She also has a part-time job at a shop.
This year's Cambs YOPEY is sponsored by KISS Communications of Cambridge, Lifeplus Europe of Eaton Socon, Hutchinson of Wisbech, Spearhead International of Burwell, Cambridge Regional College, TTP Group of Melbourn and Cambridge companies ARM and Stratagem, and exams group Cambridge Assessment.
The YOPEY charity has also received donations from Cambridgeshire County Council, The Micron Group of Ely, and Cresset of Litlington.
The awards ceremony will be held at St Catharine's College, Cambridge, in the autumn.
Do you know somebody who deserves the title Young Person of the Year? To nominate, logon to yopey.org or write, enclosing a stamped-addressed-envelope, to YOPEY, Woodfarm Cottage, Bury Road, Stradishall, Newmarket CB8 8YN for a paper entry form. Individuals can nominate themselves. Entries close on July 31.


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Europe approves Gilead HCV combo Harvoni
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Gilead Sciences has been boosted by the news that European regulators have given the green light to its hepatitis C combination treatment Harvoni.
The European Commission has approved Harvoni, which combines Gilead's mega-blockbuster Sovaldi (sofosbuvir), a nucleotide analogue polymerase inhibitor, with the firm's the NS5A inhibitor ledipasvir, for HCV genotype 1 and 4 infection.
The thumbs-up, which comes a month after approval in the USA, is significant as Harvoni offers a once-daily, all-oral interferon- and ribavirin-free treatment option for HCV. The green light is based on three Phase III studies which showed that Harvoni achieved cure rates - sustained virologic response - (SVR 12) of 94%-99%.
Graham Foster of the Queen Mary University in London said that genotype 1 patients "and the physicians who treat them have been waiting for a treatment advance like this for decades". He added that "with Harvoni, we have the potential to change the way we treat people living with the most prevalent form of HCV in Europe".
However, the approval of Harvoni in Europe will reignite the debate over the price of HCV treatments. Across the Atlantic, it costs $94,500 for 12 weeks.
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Jean-Louis-Marie Guillemeau (* 5. Juni 1766 in Niort; † August 1852) war ein französischer Arzt und Naturforscher.

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Jean-Louis-Marie Guillemeau war Schüler bei den Oratorianern in Niort, absolvierte den philosophischen Kursus in Poitiers und studierte dann Medizin in Montpellier, wo er am 10. Juli 1789 den Doktorgrad mit der Dissertation Quod cogitant auctores de hymene et de signis virginitatis diversis erlangte. Anschließend wurde er als Arzt und Stadtrat in seiner Vaterstadt angestellt, kam aber 1793 als Militärarzt zur Rheinarmee und sechs Monate später zur Westarmee. Nach der Entlassung aus dem Kriegsdienst war er über 40 Jahre hindurch als praktischer Arzt in Niort beschäftigt, wo er auch eine medizinische Gesellschaft gründete, deren erster Präsident er war. Ferner redigierte er 18 Jahre lang das Journal des Deux-Sèvres. Er verfasste zahlreiche mineralogische, botanische, zoologische, ökonomische und medizinische Schriften.

Schriften
 Le Vasselage, poème en douze chants, traduit de l'Italien de Il Fodero, Niort 1791
 Coup d'œil historique, topographique et médical sur la ville de Niort et ses environs, Niort 1793
 Essai sur les minéraux et les fossiles des départements de la Vendée, des Deux-Sèvres et de la Vienne, Niort 1798
 Histoire naturelle de la Rose …, suivie de la corbeille des roses, ou choix de ce que les anciens et les modernes ont écrit de plus gracieux sur la rose et l'histoire des insectes qui vivent sur le rosier, Paris 1800 und Niort 1801
 Calendrier de flore des environs de Niort, ou temps approximatif de la floraison d'à peu près onze cents plantes, Niort und Paris 1801
 Annuaire statistique du département des Deux-Sèvres, 2 Bde., Niort 1802–1803
 Histoire naturelle de la marguerite, Paris 1802
 Essai sur l'histoire naturelle des oiseaux du département des Deux-Sèvres, Niort 1806 (in diesem Werk sind die Vögel nach der dichotomischen Methode klassifiziert, wodurch beobachtete Vögel leicht ihrer jeweiligen Art zugeordnet werden können)
 Les aphorismes d'Hippocrate, Niort 1807
 Constitutions médicales et météorologiques de la ville de Niort et de ses environs durant les années 1804, 1805 et 1806, 3 Bde.
 Notes et observations sur l'astrologie et ses différentes branches, Niort 1818
 Sur le cholera morbus, Niort 1831
 Extrait analytique de l'essai sur les dysenteries, et particulièrement sur celle, qui a régné épidémiquement à Niort et dans quelques cantons du département des Deux-Sèvres durant les mois d'août et de septembre de l'année 1804, Niort 1838
 Notice sur la situation ancienne actuelle des forêts des Deux-Sèvres et de leur influence sur le système météorologique de nos contrées, Niort 1838
 Notice sur quelques manuscrits de la bibliothèque de Niort, Niort 1840
 Tableau de la vie de champs, lu à la séance publique de la Société d'agriculture des Deux-Sèvres le 26 août 1838, Niort 1840
 Le marché aux légumes et aux herbes potagères du célèbre Linné, 1841
 Petit catéchisme de l'agriculture à l'usage des écoles primaires et des instituteurs du département des Deux-Sèvres, Niort 1842
 Des inconvénients de la saignée dans les apoplexies, 1843
 Météorologie élémentaire,  à l'usage des habitants des départements de l'Ouest et pays circonvoisins, terminé par un petit traité d'uranographie, Paris 1845
 Quelques fables du doctor Guillemeau, Niort 1846

Literatur
 Guillemeau, Jean-Louis-Marie, in: Nouvelle biographie générale, Bd. 22 (1858), Sp. 711 ff.
 Friedrich Wilhelm Theile: Guillemeau (Jean Louis Marie), in: Johann Samuel Ersch, Johann Gottfried Gruber (Hrsg.): Allgemeine Encyclopädie der Wissenschaften und Künste, 1. Sektion, 96. Teil (1877), S. 316 f.
 Guillemeau, Jean-Louis-Marie, in: August Hirsch (Hrsg.): Biographisches Lexikon der hervorragenden Ärzte aller Zeiten und Völker, Bd. 2 (1885), S. 697.

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Q: Haskell gives type error for simple function I have the following code:
module FunctorsApplicativeFunctorsAndMonoids(List(..), combineLists) where

data List a = Empty | Value a (List a) deriving (Eq, Show)

combineLists:: List a -> List a -> List a
combineLists (Value a rest) b = Value a (combineLists rest b)
combineLists Empty b = b

I wrote this test to ensure the behavior works as I expect:
module FunctorsApplicativeFunctorsAndMonoidsSpec where

import Test.Hspec
import FunctorsApplicativeFunctorsAndMonoids

spec :: Spec
spec = do
  describe "List" $ do
    it "should implement combineLists" $ do
      combineLists (Value 1 Empty) (Value 2 Empty) `shouldBe` (Value 1 (Value 2 Empty))
      combineLists Empty (Value 1 Empty) `shouldBe` (Value 1 Empty)
      combineLists (Value 1 Empty) Empty `shouldBe` (Value 1 Empty)
      combineLists Empty Empty `shouldBe` Empty

The last test fails with the following error:
stack test
exercises> build (lib + test)
Preprocessing library for exercises-0.1.0.0..
Building library for exercises-0.1.0.0..
Preprocessing test suite 'exercises-test' for exercises-0.1.0.0..
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/Users/jerred/git/learn-you-a-haskell-exercises/test/FunctorsApplicativeFunctorsAndMonoidsSpec.hs:17:32: error:
    • Ambiguous type variable 'a0' arising from a use of 'shouldBe'
      prevents the constraint '(Show a0)' from being solved.
      Probable fix: use a type annotation to specify what 'a0' should be.
      These potential instances exist:
        instance [safe] Show a => Show (List a)
          -- Defined in 'FunctorsApplicativeFunctorsAndMonoids'
        instance Show Ordering -- Defined in 'GHC.Show'
        instance Show a => Show (Maybe a) -- Defined in 'GHC.Show'
        ...plus 24 others
        ...plus 50 instances involving out-of-scope types
        (use -fprint-potential-instances to see them all)
    • In a stmt of a 'do' block:
        combineLists Empty Empty `shouldBe` Empty
      In the second argument of '($)', namely
        'do combineLists (Value 1 Empty) (Value 2 Empty)
              `shouldBe` (Value 1 (Value 2 Empty))
            combineLists Empty (Value 1 Empty) `shouldBe` (Value 1 Empty)
            combineLists (Value 1 Empty) Empty `shouldBe` (Value 1 Empty)
            combineLists Empty Empty `shouldBe` Empty'
      In a stmt of a 'do' block:
        it "should implement combineLists"
          $ do combineLists (Value 1 Empty) (Value 2 Empty)
                 `shouldBe` (Value 1 (Value 2 Empty))
               combineLists Empty (Value 1 Empty) `shouldBe` (Value 1 Empty)
               combineLists (Value 1 Empty) Empty `shouldBe` (Value 1 Empty)
               combineLists Empty Empty `shouldBe` Empty
   |
17 |       combineLists Empty Empty `shouldBe` Empty
   |                                ^^^^^^^^^^
Progress 1/2

--  While building package exercises-0.1.0.0 (scroll up to its section to see the error) using:
      /Users/jerred/.asdf/installs/haskell/9.0.1/stack/setup-exe-cache/x86_64-osx/Cabal-simple_mPHDZzAJ_3.4.0.0_ghc-9.0.1 --builddir=.stack-work/dist/x86_64-osx/Cabal-3.4.0.0 build lib:exercises test:exercises-test --ghc-options " -fdiagnostics-color=always"
    Process exited with code: ExitFailure 1

I'm a little bit confused on why this error is occurring. Is it because the List type constructor takes an a argument, but an error occurs because Empty doesn't? Why do the other tests work as expected?

A: Yes, it is because List has an argument and Empty does not have enough information to work out what that argument is.
We have the following types:
combineLists :: List a -> List a -> List a
shouldBe :: a -> a -> SomethingLMAO -- and therefore:
shouldBe :: List a -> List a -> SomethingLMAO

Together, these types mean that in a term of the form
combineLists x y `shouldBe` z

we know that all three of x, y, and z will be lists with the same element type. This means that if any one of the three has enough information to determine an element type, the element type is known for the others, too. But in your problematic example...
combineLists Empty Empty `shouldBe` Empty

None of the three has any elements, and therefore the element type is left indeterminate!
There are a few more wrinkles you may notice as you continue your studies: "defaulting" is sometimes allowed to silently disambiguate some ambiguous types, and types which are not constrained by a typeclass are never considered ambiguous in the first place. I'll leave it up to you whether you want to check out the Report/GHC manual to learn all the details of that now or wait until it comes up.

A: The type signature of shouldBe is like this:
shouldBe :: (HasCallStack, Show a, Eq a) => a -> a -> Expectation

Hence, any argument of shouldBe must be Showable.
The (arguably long) error message of GHC tells us where the problem lies:
Ambiguous type variable 'a0' arising from a use of 'shouldBe'
      prevents the constraint '(Show a0)' from being solved.
...
   |
17 |       combineLists Empty Empty `shouldBe` Empty
   |                                ^^^^^^^^^^

though we have to use the vertical slider to see the essential line number in the text of your question.
Now, is Empty showable ? Empty is of type List a for some type a, but which one ? No, the compiler won't take a clue from the source line just above.
So, if you manually force the type of Empty to be something reasonable, the code works.
      combineLists Empty Empty  `shouldBe`  (Empty :: List Integer)

As mentioned in the excellent answer by Daniel, the type of the rightmost operand propagates to the other side of shouldBe. This is why the 3 other tests do not cause any problems.
Self-sufficient compilable version of the source code:
import Test.Hspec
import Test.Hspec.Expectations

data List a = Empty | Value a (List a) deriving (Eq, Show)

combineLists:: List a -> List a -> List a
combineLists (Value a rest) b = Value a (combineLists rest b)
combineLists Empty b = b

spec :: Spec
spec = do
  describe "List" $ do
    it "should implement combineLists" $ do
      combineLists (Value 1 Empty) (Value 2 Empty)  `shouldBe`  (Value 1 (Value 2 Empty))
      combineLists Empty (Value 1 Empty)  `shouldBe`  (Value 1 Empty)
      combineLists (Value 1 Empty) Empty  `shouldBe`  (Value 1 Empty)
      combineLists Empty Empty  `shouldBe`  (Empty :: List Integer)

main:: IO ()
main = do
    putStrLn $ "Hello impure world !"

Addendum: a table-oriented approach
As written above, the compiler cannot propagate typing info between the various checks. But if we arrange the tests as as list of ((operand1, operand2), result) tuples, the typing info can propagate, because in Haskell lists, all elements are required to have the same type. Furthermore, this separates the list of expected results from the mechanics of checking them.
Like this:
spec2 :: Spec
spec2 =
  let  truthTable =
         [
            ( (Value 1 Empty, Value 2 Empty)     , Value 1 (Value 2 Empty)   )
          , ( (Empty, Empty)                     , Empty                     )
          , ( (Empty, Value 1 Empty)             , Value 1 Empty             )
          , ( (Value 1 Empty, Empty)             , Value 1 Empty             )
         ]
       checkFn = \((op1, op2), result) -> shouldBe (combineLists op1 op2) result
       checks  = sequence_ (map checkFn truthTable)
  in
      do
        describe "List" $ do
          it "should implement combineLists" $ checks

Here, the integer literals 1 and 2 benefit from the Haskell implicit default clause. And so the compiler gets to understand that everybody has to be of type List Integer, including the Empty terms.


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St. John's, in Byrom-street, was built by Edward Byrom, Esq., under the authority of an act of parliament, in 1769, and is a handsome structure in the later English style, with a tower: the interior is remarkably neat, and finely ornamented; some of the windows are embellished with beautiful stained glass...
From: A Topographical Dictionary of England by Samuel Lewis (1848), pp. 221-247. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=51130 Date accessed: 19 July 2010.
St John's Byrom Street Manchester was created a chapel of ease by 1769 from, and lying within the boundaries of Manchester Our Lady, St George and St Denys, Lancashire Ancient Parish; located on Deansgate. The marriages registers, commencing in 1813, continue through the remaining portion of the Lord Hardwick Act era--one of the few churches in the Greater Manchester area, allowed to marry couples within its walls during this period.
The church was built by Edward Byrom following an Act of Parliament in 1768. St John's parish was united with Manchester St Matthew, Campfield, Lancashire in 1928 when St Mathews became the parish church, but the St John's parsonage served as the home for the clergy. St John's church was demolished in 1931. This new parish was united with Manchester St Ann, Lancashire in 1943.
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Well so does almost every author, including writers of cookbooks, says KWC faculty member and super-agent Steve Fisher. And of those that do get optioned by a studio, a disappointingly small percentage make their way to the movie screen. Yet he makes his living by beating those odds. His client list includes Lee Child (the Jack Reacher franchise), Pulitzer Prize winners Phil Caputo ("Rumor of War"), Gregory Maguire ("Wicked"), and the estates of Arthur C. Clarke, Patrick O'Brian ("Master and Commander" series), and Truman Capote.
A good number of the Kauai Writers Conference authors have had books made into successful films: Scott Turow ("Presumed Innocent"); Sara Gruen ("Water for Elephants"); Kaui Hart Hemmings ("The Descendants"); and Alice Hoffman ("Practical Magic"). Kristin Hannah's "The Nightingale" and Garth Stein's "The Art of Racing in the Rain" are both slated for upcoming release. Their differing experiences of the winding road from book to film will be the subject of much discussion at the conference.
And Jeff Arch wrote the Academy Award nominated screenplay for "Sleepless in Seattle." His four-day master class on screenwriting should not be missed by attendees interested in either screen writing or adapting their work for film.
Here, to give an idea of his approach to writing for the movies, here is an interview with Jeff Arch:
Did you have any idea that "Sleepless in Seattle" would be such a major hit?
This is going to sound arrogant, or something like arrogant if not exactly that – but the night I got the idea, the story sort of all dropped down into place piece by piece. And then, the minute I thought of the title, I knew it. I remember thinking to myself, if I pull this off it's going to be a monster. I just had this really strong sense that the right people were going to come along and steer it, and that also the wrong people were going to show up too, but the thing would be strong enough to shake them off. And that if any negative elements remained, they'd be like barnacles on a ship – a hassle, and something that needs to be dealt with, but nothing that can stop the momentum.
This all happened in the space of about an hour or two, on a freezing cold January night. I was living in Virginia at the time, and I was looking up through a skylight and the stars were just amazing that night. And I told myself, "for every star in the sky there's a good idea." And then, I am not kidding, it was like one at a time, these shooting stars would come right down through that skylight and land in another part of the story. I have never had a single experience as exciting as whatever was going on that night. "Exciting" can't even begin to describe it. And then later on, for the entire time I was writing the movie, that same feeling was there – something was going on that was way bigger than I was. I know I'm making this sound like I had discovered the Theory of Relativity or something, and obviously this was a lot less world-shaking than that. But I'm not Einstein, and for me this was just as big. I felt so lucky to be the one that got that idea – I felt like anybody else that had been up that night might have gotten it instead if I hadn't been there – but as it was, I had this sense that I was being trusted with something, and that I had better not mess it up. Where my head was at the time, I wanted to send a valentine out to the whole world.
Do you now feel confident about what works in a story?
I feel confident about what works or doesn't work in a story. I've been writing all my life, and writing movies for something like 25 years now – if I had been building furniture all that time instead of writing, I'd know a hell of a lot about furniture building by now. Which means with stories it's sort of the same.
But is every new idea and script still like starting over?
If I get an idea, there's a definite advantage to knowing what works and what doesn't work, in terms of can this idea go the distance – but it doesn't make writing the damn thing any easier. It's never easier. I keep promising myself whenever I'm writing something, that the next one will be easier, and it never is, and even though I hate that, that's probably the way it ought to be. We're supposed to grow. We're supposed to challenge ourselves. Yet, as high and mighty as all of that may sound, I would still beg and plead and even steal from my neighbor sometimes, if whatever I'm writing at the time would only be easier. This is a hard job, and everybody had better know that. It's a major trick of nature that a really well written script will appear effortless, yet nothing could be further from the truth. Ask anybody if it's easy. If they say yes, they're lying. It can't be, and it shouldn't be.
You've said that you didn't always agree with how Nora Ephron directed Sleepless, but that you admired her authority, consistency and articulacy. What is the writer-director relationship like from your perspective?
Well there's what it is, and there's what it should be. In the case of Sleepless, Nora and her sister Delia were the writers of record during production, so their writer director relationship was sort of self-contained. But in other situations, where someone writes the script and someone else directs it, my answer would be that the relationship between the director and the writer shouldn't be any different than the relationship between the director and the cinematographer, or the sound mixer, or the production designer – yet somehow, in way too many cases, it's not like that at all. If the director has a problem with the lighting in a scene, he or she will say hold on a second, and talk to the cinematographer, and then leave it to the cinematographer and lighting crew to sort it out.
Yet somehow when it comes to writing, people will go to anyone except the writer. I don't know why that is. Nobody knows the story like the writer does. Nobody else knows how everything is related to everything else, and that every element you fool around with is going to have an effect somewhere else in the story, and that you can't change this without dealing with that. And since the writer is the one that got you there in the first place, why in the world would anyone consider not having that person on hand, or at least reachable, when there's a problem?
But in movies they do it this way. And the only answer I've ever heard to that, is that well sometimes these writers, you know they have personalities. They can get weird, and they're a pain in the ass to have to handle. And maybe some of them are – but all of them? And is someone trying to say that other people on a movie set don't have personalities? I have to tell you, I've never heard of a movie losing a whole day of production because the director had to talk the writer out of his or her trailer because he or she was feeling bloated that day, or something came out in a tabloid about how they had a baby with ten different aliens. A movie set is a cauldron of personalities. There are egos like you wouldn't believe, and to think that by keeping the writer out of the equation is going to mean that now you've got a smooth sailing ship, is insane.
Would it be different if you were directing?
In the case of the only movie I've directed so far, The Guide to Guys, I was also the writer, so if there were any changes to be made on the fly, I made them. And it never took very long because as the writer, I knew where everything was and how it related to everything else. But if I am ever directing someone else's script, that person is going to be there, or be where I can get hold of them. I'm going to have other stuff to do, and just like lighting or sound or costumes, I'm going to go to the person whose department it is, communicate the situation, and let them do their job.
Romantic comedy is notoriously difficult to do well, and can be something of a derided genre. Which are your favourite romantic comedies?
Aw, man. Here's the thing with lists, for every title on the list there's going to be one that I forget, and that's going to be somebody's favourite – or, I'll list one that I liked but they thought was garbage, and there goes all my credibility. So what I'll do is name four of the most recent movies that come to mind, that I think were absolute state of the art, and which not only influenced me greatly, but I wished to hell that I wrote them. And those four would be Jerry Maguire, Dave, Wonder Boys and your very own Notting Hill. Now I've been in England three times in the last 12 months, and I have witnessed this sort of backlash or dismissal of Notting Hill, which I guess is coming from Londoners who felt that their city was mis-portrayed, or more specifically, for current or would-be residents of Notting Hill who would like to kill Richard Curtis for what he did to real estate values there.
But for anyone who's willing to step back and have an open look, Notting Hill started with a wonderful premise, it had an airtight script – and I mean airtight – the casting was perfect, the directing was totally on the money, it had a great look, and the Elvis Costello song was dead on. I really felt for the characters and believed the story – and that's often the hardest part of a romantic comedy, coming up with and maintaining a story you can actually believe – and what else… everything else, I guess. Everything has to work if you want to be at the top of the heap.
How do you approach writing romantic comedy?
I can give you four words to describe it: total panic, have faith. Because it's true, there's nothing harder than romantic comedy. Because in real life, two people either get together because they like each other, or they don't get together because they don't – and none of this generally takes a very long time. We usually do go by our first impressions with people, for better or worse – so if a guy approaches a girl and she's not interested, it isn't really going to help anything if he shows up at her office the next day in a gorilla suit.
Yet in romantic comedy this kind of thing happens all the time, whether it makes a whole lot of sense or not, or whether it reflects real life or not – and the audience is very accepting of this and there's no reason why they shouldn't be – you don't go into a romantic comedy to learn how bad things are in Rwanda, you go to escape for a while into a world where everybody has exciting jobs, money to spend, clean clothes and really cool places to live – and their only problem, gosh darn it, is that the girl they love is going to marry the wrong guy (meaning, not the hero), and everybody had better get in different cars right away and all race out to the airport so he can stop her. And as long as someone does this with integrity and not cheap shots, I'm along for the ride as much as anyone else. Because I want to be caught up in it too.
But for anyone to write the kind that lasts, they have to come up with something that's not only real but sustainable – and that, to me, is the biggest problem. There are lots of setups out there, and they can all look great on the movie poster, but very few of those setups can keep going for the 90 or 100 minutes that you have people sitting there, and still be believable. A lot of them can pull off charm, and charm is a thoroughly necessary quality, just like flour is a thoroughly necessary quality if you're baking a cake. But to be something that lasts forever, you need all the ingredients and not just some of them. And that is unbelievably difficult. When I see one that works, I celebrate it like crazy. And when I see one that doesn't work, especially if it makes money anyway, I am a very hard person to be around.
I have to say something about one that I forgot, and that's There's Something About Mary. That movie not only took the entire idea of romantic comedy and just ripped it to shreds, but it did that while being a superior romantic comedy at the same time. Somehow it had it both ways. It was possibly the funniest one ever in terms of pure comedy, but also it was one of the sweetest and most genuine. So you can bet I am jealous of that one.
You've written both original work and adaptations – does the process of writing them differ?
No matter which one I'm writing, the other one looks more attractive. With an original, I find myself wishing someone had already done a lot of the work for me by establishing the premise, the characters, and the general forward motion of the story, and those are all great and helpful guidelines. When I'm doing an adaptation, I find myself wishing to God that I wasn't being confined to all this stuff that somebody thought out ahead of time and could just make something up of my own instead. The fact is they're all hard. If you're doing your job right, they are all blood-draining, bone-crunching hard. And that's why even though there are a lot of really popular ones, there are so few that are also really truly good.
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Mrs Comfort Ekaro, Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Water Resources, announced this during the inaugural meeting of the Planning Committee for the National Launch of the Clean Nigeria Campaign on Wednesday, July 10, 2019 in Abuja.
The committee was set up following the approval of the Federal Executive Council for the roll-out of the National Programme to End Open Defecation in Nigeria tagged: 'Clean Nigeria: Use the Toilet' Campaign during its meeting on May 8.
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"To achieve the national target of ending open defecation in Nigeria by 2025, we must ensure that households are mobilised to provide their sanitation facilities.
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