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SBA Administrator Linda McMahon, the former CEO of WWE, was in Delaware Tuesday on the Ignite tour, hearing from small businesses about their issues.
Former WWE CEO McMahon helping small biz SBA Administrator Linda McMahon, the former CEO of WWE, was in Delaware Tuesday on the Ignite tour, hearing from small businesses about their issues. Check out this story on delawareonline.com: https://www.delawareonline.com/story/money/business/2018/01/10/linda-mcmahon-helping-small-businesses-can-walk-walk-and-talk-talk/1019807001/
Jeff Neiburg, The News Journal Published 10:43 a.m. ET Jan. 10, 2018 | Updated 11:23 a.m. ET Jan. 10, 2018
Supercritical Fluid Technologies founder Kenneth James gives a tour to Linda McMahon, Administrator of the Small Business Administration. McMahon has embarked on a tour to visit all 68 SBA District Offices and meet with small business owners from across the nation.(Photo: Suchat Pederson, The News Journal-USA TODAY NETWORK)
Linda McMahon and her husband, Vince, may have had Donald Trump on their billion-dollar wrestling entertainment shows – the president even shaved Vince's head once – throughout the years, but Trump's appointment of McMahon to head the Small Business Administration wasn't just a handout after the former WWE CEO gave millions to the campaign.
The WWE was small before it got large.
McMahon is on tour, and aims to visit all 68 SBA districts by the end of the year to hear from small business leaders about their issues and concerns.
The Ignite Tour stopped in Delaware Tuesday, when McMahon visited two Delaware companies, Masley Enterprises – where she was joined by Sen. Chris Coons – and Supercritical Fluid Technologies.
"My husband and I started sharing a desk in our basement," McMahon said when asked how her big business experience translates to the SBA. "The WWE that is today, which is a globally traded company and a public company, started with he and I. So I can walk the walk and talk the talk of businesses as startups."
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McMahon said she's already been to 32 districts in 28 states. Consistent issues small business owners have across the country include tax reform ("I hope over the next few months to hear how that's been beneficial,") the cost of health care, rolling back regulations and workforce development.
"We're helping businesses create jobs, but now we have to make sure that we have the employee pipe to fill the needs of those businesses," McMahon said.
Linda McMahon, Administrator of the Small Business Administration, tours Delaware businesses in an effort to increase the visibility and awareness of the U.S. Small Business Administration and hear directly from the nation's small businesses. Administrator McMahon has embarked on a tour to visit all 68 SBA District Offices and meet with small business owners from across the nation. (Photo: Suchat Pederson, The News Journal-USA TODAY NETWORK)
The SBA, a government agency that provides support to small business and entrepreneurs through loans, has been critical to the growth of Delaware's small business, startup and entrepreneurial economy. The Small Business Innovation Research program supports scientific excellence and technological innovation through the investment of federal research funds. Grant money from that program has been crucial to the success of the Delaware Technology Park and elsewhere in the state.
That's where McMahon was in the afternoon at Supercritical Fluid Technologies, which develops innovative solutions for demanding separation and material processing needs. After a tour with founder Kenneth James, McMahon joined other small business leaders in a town-meeting-style discussion about the same issues McMahon has seen around the country.
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"Linda's interpersonal skills were admirable, listening to input and providing meaningful feedback," said Mike Bowman, president of the Delaware Technology Park. "Very non-bureaucratic."
Which fits into the theme of most Trump appointments that shift away from traditional bureaucracy.
McMahon, who left WWE in 2009 for unsuccessful Senate campaigns in 2010 and 2012, said that the latest tax reform, which many say is business-friendly, will give entrepreneurs who want to start businesses more money in their pockets with more startup capital.
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"If I were a real serious betting woman, other than rolling the dice on business, I would tell you I think we're going to see very positive results," McMahon said.
Her last bet paid off, even after the same struggles many entrepreneurs face.
"We've been bankrupt. We've lost everything," McMahon said. "Our house was auctioned off. My car was repossessed in the driveway. So when I talk to small businesses about the ups and downs, the good and the bad, I can talk and understand exactly what they're going through and they can understand the sincerity and the authenticity of what I'm saying because I've been there. That's what president Trump wanted when he asked me to take on this responsibility."
Contact reporter Jeff Neiburg at (302) 983-6772, jneiburg@delawareonline.com or on Twitter @Jeff_Neiburg.
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namespace blink {
class WebFormControlElement;
class WebLocalFrame;
}  // namespace blink

namespace autofill {

struct FormData;
struct FormDataPredictions;

// Manages the forms in a single RenderFrame.
class FormCache {
 public:
  struct UpdateFormCacheResult {
    UpdateFormCacheResult();
    UpdateFormCacheResult(UpdateFormCacheResult&&);
    UpdateFormCacheResult& operator=(UpdateFormCacheResult&&);
    ~UpdateFormCacheResult();

    // The updated forms are those forms that are new or are still present and
    // have changed.
    std::vector<FormData> updated_forms;

    // The forms that have been removed from the DOM.
    base::flat_set<FormRendererId> removed_forms;
  };

  explicit FormCache(blink::WebLocalFrame* frame);

  FormCache(const FormCache&) = delete;
  FormCache& operator=(const FormCache&) = delete;

  ~FormCache();

  // Returns the diff of forms since the last call to UpdateFormCache(): the new
  // forms, the still present but changed forms, and the removed forms.
  //
  // A form is *new* / *still present* / *removed* if if its renderer ID
  // - is      / is  / is not in the current DOM and considered interesting, and
  // - was not / was / was    in the previous DOM and considered interesting,
  // where the
  // - current DOM is the DOM at the time of UpdateFormCacheResult()
  // - previous DOM is the DOM at the time of the last UpdateFormCacheResult()
  //   call
  // - a form is interesting if it contains an editable field or an iframe
  //   (see IsFormInteresting() for details), and its fields and iframes do
  //   not exceed the limits (see below).
  //
  // A form has *changed* if it differs from the previous
  // form of the same renderer IDs according to FormData::DeepEqual().
  //
  // To reduce the computational cost, we limit the number of fields and frames
  // summed over all forms, in addition to the per-form limits in
  // form_util::FormOrFieldsetsToFormData():
  // - if the number of fields over all forms exceeds |kMaxParseableFields|,
  //   only a subset of forms is returned which does not exceed the limit;
  // - if the number of frames over all forms exceeds kMaxParseableFrames, all
  //   forms are returned but only a subset of them have non-empty
  //   FormData::child_frames.
  // In either case, the subset is chosen so that the returned list of forms
  // does not exceed the limits of fields and frames.
  //
  // Updates |parsed_forms_| to contain the forms that are currently in the DOM.
  UpdateFormCacheResult UpdateFormCache(
      const FieldDataManager* field_data_manager);

  // Resets the forms.
  void Reset();

  // Clears the values of all input elements in the section of the form that
  // contains |element|.  Returns false if the form is not found.
  bool ClearSectionWithElement(const blink::WebFormControlElement& element);

  // For each field in the |form|, if |attach_predictions_to_dom| is true, sets
  // the title to include the field's heuristic type, server type, and
  // signature; as well as the form's signature and the experiment id for the
  // server predictions. In all cases, may emit console warnings regarding the
  // use of autocomplete attributes.
  bool ShowPredictions(const FormDataPredictions& form,
                       bool attach_predictions_to_dom);

  // Stores the FieldRendererId of the fields that are eligible for manual
  // filling in a set.
  void SetFieldsEligibleForManualFilling(
      const std::vector<FieldRendererId>& fields_eligible_for_manual_filling);

 private:
  friend class FormCacheTestApi;

  // Scans |control_elements| and returns the number of editable elements.
  // Also logs warning messages for deprecated attribute if
  // |log_deprecation_messages| is set.
  size_t ScanFormControlElements(
      const std::vector<blink::WebFormControlElement>& control_elements,
      bool log_deprecation_messages);

  // Saves initial state of checkbox and select elements.
  void SaveInitialValues(
      const std::vector<blink::WebFormControlElement>& control_elements);

  // Clears the value of the |control_element|.
  // |trigger_element| is the element on which the user triggered a request
  // to clear the form.
  void ClearElement(blink::WebFormControlElement& control_element,
                    const blink::WebFormControlElement& trigger_element);

  // Clears all entries from |initial_select_values_| and
  // |initial_checked_state_| whose keys not contained in |ids_to_retain|.
  void PruneInitialValueCaches(const std::set<FieldRendererId>& ids_to_retain);

  // The frame this FormCache is associated with. Weak reference.
  blink::WebLocalFrame* frame_;

  // Same as |parsed_forms_|, but moved to a different type. It is used only if
  // `AutofillUseNewFormExtraction` feature is enabled.
  // TODO(crbug/1215333): Remove |parsed_forms_| after the feature is deleted.
  std::map<FormRendererId, FormData> parsed_forms_;

  // The synthetic FormData is for all the fieldsets in the document without a
  // form owner.
  FormData synthetic_form_;

  // The cached initial values for <select> elements. Entries are keyed by
  // unique_renderer_form_control_id of the WebSelectElements.
  std::map<FieldRendererId, std::u16string> initial_select_values_;

  // The cached initial values for checkable <input> elements. Entries are
  // keyed by the unique_renderer_form_control_id of the WebInputElements.
  std::map<FieldRendererId, bool> initial_checked_state_;

  // Fields that are eligible to show manual filling on form interaction.
  base::flat_set<FieldRendererId> fields_eligible_for_manual_filling_;
};

}  // namespace autofill

#endif  // COMPONENTS_AUTOFILL_CONTENT_RENDERER_FORM_CACHE_H_

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The SSIX Project Consortium recognises that data ethics and privacy issues need serious attention and to specifically address these matters. The Consortium has formed a Data and Business Ethics Board (DBEB), consisting of the project partners and independent ethics advisers. The board has produced a high-level ethics framework to address concerns with the objective of eliminating to highest level any issues while also constraining any overly adverse impact on the SSIX platform's operation to a minimum.
The board has recommended that along with a Consent Manager on the website, this privacy page should be added explaining what data is being collected and what is being done with this data. By providing this transparency, the goal is to communicate with the public that the project is demonstrating strong ethical principles reassuring any concerns they may have.
What is the project's goal?
The SSIX projects aim is to provide European SME's with a collection of easy to use tools to analyse and gauge the sentiment of social network users for any given topic; giving them valuable business intelligence which can be added to their decision-making process.
What data sources does the project use?
While SSIX is primarily focused on social networks like Twitter, the project will also use professional news feeds and blog content sources.
What does the project do with the collected data?
We strive to maintain the highest level of anonymity of all individual users in our work, only keeping data which is essential to the project's objectives. Once collected data is filtered to remove spam and irrelevant content, aggregated sentiment metrics will be produced by the SSIX NLP pipeline. We will destroy all personal data if it is no longer to be used for the project's purposes.
Is the data which the project collects public?
Yes, the SSIX platform will only be collecting data from publicly available sources, this means in principle all relevant authorisation and consent have been provided by the owners of data. The project will only access social network content from the official APIs, users on these networks have given consent to the network to share their data with third parties, additionally social networks like Twitter allow users to make their account private.
However, the Data and Business Ethics Board recognises that the interpretation of the privacy laws vary across the EU and that social network data which is public might be considered private even if the user has given consent to the social network to share their data. This legal grey area is a concern but it is not practical for the project to get a double opt-in from social networks users, as this would require the users to voluntarily opt-in to SSIX data collection or for SSIX to contact every single Twitter user requesting consent to use their data, no similar analytics service performs this double opt-in.
To address this issue SSIX has provided a Consent Manager on the project website, which allows the public to request a blind opt-out from SSIXs data collection as the user will have no way of knowing if their data has been collected. The user will need to submit certain details enabling the system to identify and remove collected content from that user. If a participant voluntarily gives access to their social network account ID number, either via the SSIX Consent Manager apps or by email, they are sending only their account ID to the SSIX DBEB. From the date of receipt, we will destroy all request communications. For a participants content to be removed from SSIX activities, the account ID is added to a static blacklist table, all incoming account matching this blacklist will be automatically discarded.
The Consent Manager can be found at https://data.ssix-project.eu/privacy
How is data stored in the SSIX Project?
We have implemented a Data Management Plan (DMP). The DMP describes the data management life-cycle for all the data sets that will be collected, processed or generated by the project. The DMP is not a fixed document and will evolve during the lifespan of the project.
What data will be shared by the SSIX Project?
All data released by the project will need the approval of the SSIX Data and Business Ethics Board (DBEB). We have no plans to share data gathered outside the SSIX project team. One exception might be the EU Open Research Data Pilot if the board agrees to do so.
Transmission of content to 3rd party services
In the NLP pipeline, the SSIX platform may make use of third-party systems during analysis. SSIX does not have the resources to cover every language with native classifiers and thus to perform analysis on unsupported languages the SSIX platform will use machine translation to convert from the unsupported language to one which is supported via a native classifier. Currency SSIX is using project partner Lionbridge's GeoFluent API http://www.lionbridge.com/geofluent/ to perform these translation tasks. During the process only tweet message content is sent out by SSIX.
Additionally, the SSIX platform may make use project partner Redlink's API suite http://dev.redlink.io/api/ to perform further analysis.
Summary of the data ethics issues identified within the scope of the SSIX platform activities:
Privacy & Security: Collection and storage of data.
SSIX will collect publicly available data from social networks, blogs and news providers.
Where data are not publicly available or if specific authorisation is needed, relevant Informed Consent will be obtained before any collection, use or processing of relevant data.
SSIX provides social network users a blind opt-out from data collection via the project website.
Collected data will be sorted securely as outlined in the projects Data Management Plan.
The project has agreed to Open Research Data Pilot (ORDP). However, the project will not share any collected data or analytics with any third party without approval of the DBEB.
All collected data will be destroyed if it is no longer to be used for the project's purposes.
Analytics: Creating aggregated insight from collected data.
Certain identifiable user data needs to be stored for filtering and categorisation. The following details will not be used - name, address, age, sex, photos, date of birth, photos, metadata. Data Quality is of fundamental importance to the project outcomes so strong filtering rules are needed due to the prevalence of bots, fake data, spammers, etc.
Data such as a user ID is required to remove spam messages. User profile description will be needed to classify some users into a domain category, such as a Twitter user who declare themselves as an Analyst or Trader.
General data may be kept to categorise users by location, location detail would be no greater than a regional level.
Business Ethics: How the aggregated metrics will be used.
The end analytics from the platform are aggregated and do not target any one user.
Group Data - only high-level domain grouping from professional fields.
The project has no plans of identifying individuals or building up a profile on individuals user or aggregation of a user across multiple social networks, a group of individuals.
The project does not want to do anything discriminating on any of the current sensitive grounds.
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Q: Why VisualVM Sampler does not provide full information about CPU load (method time execution)? The problem is: VisualVM sampler shows call tree by time. For some method sampler shows only "Self time" so I can't see what makes this method slow. Here is an example.
How can I increase the depth of profiling?

A: Unfortunately sampling profilers are rather limited when it comes down to in-depth profiling due to a number of reasons:

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*Samplers are limited by the sampling period: For example, VisualVM currently has a minimum sampling period of 20ms. Modern processors can execute several million instructions in that time - certainly more than enough to call several short methods and return from them.
While an obvious solution would be to decrease the sampling period, this would also increase the impact of the profiler on your application, presenting a nice example of the uncertainty principle.

*Samplers are easily confused by inline code: Both the JVM and any decent compiler will inline trivial and/or frequently-called methods, thus incorporating their code in the code of their caller. Sampling profilers have no way to tell which parts of each method actually belong to it and which belong to inline calls.
In the case of VisualVM Self time actually includes the execution time of both the method and any inlined code.

*Samplers can get confused by an advanced VM: For example, in modern JVM implementations methods do not have a stable representation. Imagine for example the following method:
void A() {
    ...
    B();
    ...
}

When the JVM starts B() is interpreted straight from the bytecode, thus taking quite a bit of time which makes it visible to the sampler. Then, after a while the JVM decides that B() is a good candidate for optimization and compiles it to native code, thus making it much faster. And after yet another while, the JVM might decide to inline the call to B(), incorporating its code in A().
At best, a sampling profiler will show the cost of those first runs and then the cost of any subsequent runs will be included in the time spent by the caller. This, unfortunately, can confuse an inexperienced developer into underestimating the cost of the method that was inlined.
At worst, that cost may be assigned to a sibling call, rather than the caller. For example, I am currently profiling an application using VisualVM, where a hotspot seems to be the ArrayList.size() method. In my Java implementation that method is a simple field getter that any JVM should quickly inline. Yet the profiler shows it as a major time consumer, completely ignoring a bunch of nearby HashMap calls that are obviously far more expensive.
The only way to avoid these weaknesses is to use an instrumenting profiler, rather than a sampling one. Instrumenting profilers, such as the one provided by the Profiler tab in VisualVM essentially record each and every method entry and exit in the selected code. Unfortunately, instrumenting profilers have a rather heavy impact on the profiled code:

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*They insert their monitoring code around each method, which completely changes the way a method is treated by the JVM. Even simple field getter/setter methods may not be inlined any more due to the extra code, thus skewing any results. The profiler usually tries to account for these changes, but it is not always successful.

*They cause massive slow-downs to the profiled code, which makes them completely unsuitable for monitoring complete applications.
For these reasons instrumenting profilers are mostly suitable for analyzing hotspots that have already been detected using another method such as a sampling profiler. By instrumenting only a selected set of classes and/or methods it is possible to restrict the profiling side-effects to specific parts of an application.

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Start at $85.00 per item. Items with a diamond or colored stone total weights of 2.00 carats or more will be more. (Gold items without diamonds or gemstones are less. Please call for an estimate.) Six or more items receive a 20% discount on the whole appraisal.
Exceptions: Fancy colored diamonds (other than brown or black), high quality rubies, blue sapphires from Burma (Myanmar), sapphires from Kashmir and Montana, high grade watches such as (but not limited to) Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, "Name" jewelers such as (but not limited to) Cartier, Tiffany & Co, Harry Winston, etc. must be seen first before a quote can be given.
Why are Jewelry Appraisals needed?
For example: A gold chain purchased in 2001 for $300.00 will cost about $900.00 today!!!!
Large fine grade diamond prices are soaring. The price of a 5.00 carat, round, high quality diamond was increasing at up to 5% per week, December 2007!!!
For these reasons and others the Insurance Institute of America recommends that people update the values on jewelry and other personally property every two years.
It is recommended that diamonds of 3.00 carats or more be appraised yearly and diamonds 1.00 carat to 3.00 carats every 2 years!
If you have not had your jewelry appraised in the last 2 years don't wait any longer as your insurance coverage may be out of date and your jewelry seriously undervalued.
TWO: Most people commonly believe that the "current or updated value" is the most important reason to have your jewelry appraised and or reappraised.
From 30 years of experience in the jewelry business, I know the most important and relevant facts involved in making a customer "whole" (insurance term), when a loss occurs is a complete, accurate description of the jewelry. This includes the type and weight of metals, quality and type of construction, the type, weight, quality and condition of diamonds, gemstones and pearls with detailed explanation of design, manufacture and age of the jewelry. This supplemented by good photographs.


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Using MISTI, I laid out my dancer girl stamp and stamped her twice using the Archival black ink – once on the cardbase and another time overlapping my sentiment circle. Then I removed the sentiment circle and stamped + heat embossed her dress. I don't have pink embossing powder, so I stamped multiple times using MISTI – first using Versamark ink and on top using the same distress oxide worn lipstick ink. I added Wow Cloud 9 glitter embossing powder and heat embossed it. This embossing powder is mostly clear except for the glitter, so it brings out the underlying pink color of my distress oxide ink. Colored ink + clear embossing powder = embossing with colored powder (well, almost). I stamped the tiny flower again and also added three little confetti circles. These circles were the negative part of the tags that were included in the kit (these tags are not part of the extras for this month).
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Analyzing The Past to Predict the Future - Everything We Should Consider on the Road to GTA VI
By Len Lfc,
February 19, 2019 in GTA VI
Len Lfc 12,361
Len Lfc
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Andolini Mafia Family
3 hours ago, ChengizVlad09 said:
I think that has been confirmed as of lately as well. Don't hold my word for it though, but I'm fairly certain Sony already handed out dev kits for the developers to get familiar with the system, at least that was the (official) news.
Mark Cerny confirmed it himself a few days ago. The only debate was how many developers had one.
I'd like to bring something seemingly unrelated up. I highly reccomend everybody watch this video regarding Battlefield Bad Company 3, fom Levelcap.
I know, why am I talking about Battlefield in a GTA VI thread? But the 'leaks' and rumours circulating recently regarding PS5 have been proven to have a lot of credibility https://pastebin.com/PY9vaTsR
Much of that has proven correct, in regards to the PS5 specs. The reason why I bring up Levelcap's Battlefield video is because he knows Battlefield quite well, and he knew someone that reliably leaked information for Battlefield 1 and somewhat less so for Battlefield V. He also had information stating that Bad Company 3 was the next Battlefield, and Tl;Dr BC3 & BFV were in development simultaneously (much like Assassin's Creed games) BC3 was meant to release first, but things changed.
Considering this, if Bad Company 3 does indeed release next year, I think we can start taking this a bit more seriously.
My only concern is, that pastebin information doesn't seem too hard to make up, games wise. Bad Company 3 has been rumoured for a while, perhaps more so wished for, though. HZD2 is a given, as is GT7. But yeah, I highly recommend watching hs video, as it gives a much bigger insight into this leak and how it could have a lot of credibility. It doesn't confirm or prove anything at all directly in regards to GTA VI. But through association... if he's right about most of it, then his info in GTA VI could also be true. I hope you understand my reasoning.
silly_nate 450
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EDIT: wrong topic
Edited April 19, 2019 by silly_nate
EVOLUT7ON 13,006
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According to ps5 2020 pastebin leaks:
Personally, I don't believe in it (or, at least, partly) as I expect gta6 in fall 2021 - spring 2022.
But I would like to speculate about some facts and share my thoughts:
Scenario 1: Everything is true.
Let's play with the dates:
- Fact #1 (pastebin): GTA6 Holiday 2020 most probably;
- Fact #2 (wikipedia): The 2020 United States presidental election, scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, 2020;
- Fact #3 (vg247 and Len Lfc): Dan Houser recently said that they're thankful they're not releasing GTA VI while Trump is in office.
Fits perfect. #MerryChristmas)
Let's play with the cities:
- Fact #4 (pastebin): Been hearing rumors about Miami and New York, so 2 big cities, but im not sure if thats 100% true.
- Fact #5 (InsideGaming and Len Lfc): the leak from the last year, that stated GTA 6 was set in Vice City and South America.
- Fact #6 (iNero and ballerstatus) : "I'm bout to be in the new Grand Theft Auto that takes place in New York again," said the DJ, - he leaked a tidbit of info about the upcoming title, saying that he will be playing an unknown role in the next title, which he says will be returning to New York City, otherwise known as Liberty City in the GTA world.
Fits perfect again.
Scenario 2: Everything is false, or partly true.
Ignore scenario 1 :D. Let's wait more info regarding gta6.
Smells tasty...
Thanks for your attention
Edited April 19, 2019 by EVOLUT7ON
3 hours ago, EVOLUT7ON said:
Personally, I don't believe in it (or, at least, partly) as I expect gta6 in fall 2021 - spring 2022.
Same here. I don't believe anything definitively. I think it's likely he had a little bit of info, and as we know things change frequently, info fast becomes out of date, or is lost in translation/misunderstood and becomes warped. I absolutely don't believe the 2020 launch. Again, it is possible, but I just can't see it, unless the've been working on it much longer than we thought, in tandem with RDR2. Which is possible, and might explain the lack of SP DLC. But I still can't see them being quiet about it for so long. they do like announcing early and getting that hype/desperation for info going.
I didn't know about the DJ, though... That is indeed quite tasty! Nice work!
One last thing I'd like to add. Could the rumour of Vice City AND Liberty City give us reasons why we saw Liberty City re done in the V engine, but never release? Perhaps it was early work in getting it integrated into the next games map, very similar to New Austin/West Elizabeth in RDR2?
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My two cents on the Pastebin "leak":
It's BS imo.
I don't know the specifics about the specs that guy mentioned but the games list sounded like something anyone could make-up (They're either obvious choices or highly anticipated games by a lot of people)
e.g: Horizon 2? Ofc Sony's going to make a sequel to Horizon when the first one was successful. Bad Company 3? Some rumors about that popped up about a year ago and it's one of those highly anticipated titles in the vein of Half Life 3 type situation. Assassin's Creed is pretty obvious because they're skipping this year and Kotaku reported on the next one being vikings.
He also mentioned "remasters" for The Last of Us Part II and Ghost of Tsushima. What's the point of remasters anymore when the PS5 has backwards compatibility? They could just release a free update to add enhancements.
2 hours ago, DisCrafted said:
The point is money. There's already a few games that have been made backwards compatible on Xbox One, that have remasters. various Assassin's Creed games, BioShock trilogy for example. I already mentioned that the games aren't hard to make up, but just because they're easy to predict doesn't mean it has to be BS. It's something that I'll monitor and see what else comes of it. It's pretty much (minus GTA VI 2020, and perhaps BC3, as that's been wanted since 2010, so it's not something I expected to happen next) what I expected anyway, so there's nothing really new anyway.
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20 hours ago, DisCrafted said:
What's the point of remasters anymore when the PS5 has backwards compatibility? They could just release a free update to add enhancements.
Sony makes a lot of money from remaster. No way they would give you a graphical update for free. Not just Sony, just look at how much money Rockstar made from GTA V remaster.
13 minutes ago, Display Name said:
Yeah, well the PS4 didn't have backwards compatibility. That's the point. I'm not sure they think remasters are profitable now that BC is a thing.
Damien Scott 767
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Vice City and Liberty City don't make sense to me. Besides the distance between them, I don't think there's any reason to go back to LC. As much as I love IV, LC's story is done, what would they add or do to it in a new game?
1 hour ago, Damien Scott said:
I think they might remaster Liberty City and release it as a bonus end-game area, kind of like what they did with RDR1 map in RDR2. Vice City is the main map, jungle in Cuba is the second and works as a "wilderness" part of the game, Liberty City is a small remastered map that you unlock late game and do missions there in online mode. This would be perfect for the 80s setting, because 2000s are pretty close to the 80s compared to today, so they wouldn't have to modernize or change Liberty City too much.
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Hm, interesting rumor and would be wonderful tbh, the setting especially!
Fetooh 178
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I would really like to see Vice city again but in the 80s, i am not sure if rockstar can deliver two time periods in the same game(80s,modern day).
But i guess this will require a LOT of work.
1 hour ago, Display Name said:
I don't know man, two time periods is something Drive Parallels Lines already did. I really doubt GTA would do the same.
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Player Hater
3 hours ago, Damien Scott said:
Imagine that its a map similar to GTA5 but four times bigger with Liberty City at the top end, Vice City at the bottom. The two cities connected by an interstate that runs along the Appalachian mountain range.
At least, both are on the East Coast)
Personally, my dream is to have all gta cities on one map (ex. the Crew game). As we don't have any official info, it is still possible to have LV, SF or LS in the next gta.
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Square Civilian
Seeing some users here saying that gta online support is ending soon, has that been confirmed?? If that's really the case they have to replace it with something and I doubt that something is RDO 😉
Slappy212 270
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A shame they feel tied to GTA. A new IP would be welcome.
Lexiture 1,278
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22 minutes ago, Slappy212 said:
I wish they could do both.
9 minutes ago, Lexiture said:
They can.They have like a zillion developers. Look at the number of IPs Ubisoft has.
I have my doubts judging from the fact that they've only released a new game this gen, overworking their employees just to downgrade their work on post-launch patches.
Edited April 21, 2019 by Lexiture
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3 hours ago, Blad3lv said:
It's not confirmed at all. Users on here have been saying GTA Online updates are ending soon for years now. There's also a big contingent that expects a new update soon and/or at least one more big summer update.
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Howling Wolves MC President
My take: either Vice (state?) or San Andreas in its entirity.
Why? I have a couple of reasons
Vice state:
#1: leaks stated Vice City and south america. We know R* tries to get rid of loadingscreens. The only way to involve south america without loadingscreens is by adding an south american island. Cuba or Jamaica, Bahama's, Haiti etc. Would be perfect for this, since it is fairly close to Florida.
#2: it is the only state not given a HD rendition. The fans want it, and they definitely know it.
#3: the last most popular T2 games from the last few years have been RDR2 and Mafia3. Both using assets from each other and well... set partly in the same region. Vice would (at least partly) be set in the same region. Especially since we know that each GTA/RDR state is a combination from multiple real states.
My guess is that Vice (state?) is a combination of the Gulf of Mexico states with two major iconic cities and a 2/3 smaller ones. (Look at #4)
#4: they go bigger each time.
The map is increased in size significantly each time between games. My guess is that GTA VI would be at least 2x the size of GTA V, especially counting in if it is exclusive for next gen consoles.
More details as seen in RDR2 will be the norm, but the popularity of the countryside won't be forgotten aswell. That is why I expect at least two major cities and a few smaller ones (size of Paleto Bay). Add in some towns and you'll have a great full rendition of a state.
The South american island would probably have a Haiti/Havana city and drug fields etc.
#5: the popularity of drugstrade series
Narco's, El Chapo, Queen of the South, etc. They are immensely popular. Add in the still popular Scar Face and Miami Vice and they'll know they have a hit on their hands.
Even Vice City FM is one of the most streamed gta playlists on spotify 😂👌.
#6: VIce City. It is in the name
San Andreas:
Well there we are, San Andreas
#1: it was never fully fledged out. We only got 1/3rd of the state in GTA V. People have been dreaming of SA in its entirity since then.
#2: dozens of references in GTA V to San Fierro and Las Venturas.
#3: Both San Andreas and V were insanely popular. Due to the different locations and change of scenery (countryside and city). Players felt a need to own aircraft, boats served a purpose and modding your vehicles.
#4: South America
Mexico part could be added in combination with a San Diego combination. So players can again play without loading screens.
#5: populatity of west coast
Sons of Anarchy, Breaking Bad, Mayans MC and the upcoming Once upon a time in Hollywood. They can reap in millions in profits by jumping on this bandwagon.
- countryside returns, this is a given due to the high popularity and freedom it gives players.
- no loading screens while ingame.
- South America will most likely be involved
- focus on drugs and weapon trade has a high possibility
- multiple cities, to enhance gameplay, extend time players play the game, at least two major cities, perhaps three.
For online:
- online at least 64 players, map needs to be huge for that.
- online focus more on co op aspect (having an organisation together is my expectation).
- heists will be back; including radiant heist system (on the go).
Edited April 21, 2019 by ivarblaauw
awesome post, @ivarblaauw!
I agree with everything. Hope something from that list is true) The time will show...
8 minutes ago, EVOLUT7ON said:
Thanks for noticing it is mostly what I think we'll see and my conclusions with current information.
I tried to keep my high hopes to a minimum, although I do hope to see something similar to The Crew. In terms of city size and various cities in the gulfcoast.
3 hours ago, ivarblaauw said:
#1: leaks stated Vice City and south america. We know R* tries to get rid of loadingscreens.
They haven't had loading screens since GTA IV, so at this point it's a safe assumption to make that GTA VI won't either.
the last most popular T2 games from the last few years have been RDR2 and Mafia3. Both using assets from each other
They did? What assets?
they go bigger each time.
I'm not sure that's entirely true. Overall, yes, But with IV they went deeper and more detailed. I've seen various size comparisons between SA and IV, so I'm not sure which is accurate.
the popularity of drugstrade series
I don't see Rockstar as the people to base a game of what is currently popular. How Sam & Dan work is usually they just do what they want. So I wouldn't have too much faith in those reasons.
I do agree with filling out San Andreas though. After RDR2 I had a feeling that they may do San Fierro or Venturas, perhaps. Add them to V's map, like New Austin & West Elizabeth in RDR2. But, I'm trying to base my thoughts of more solid things than thoughts and feelings. It's difficult lol
2K and Rockstar do NOT share assets with each other. I'm not sure where someone would get that idea from. Just because they're both under Take-Two's labels doesn't mean that they share development assets and this is a fact. Saint Denis being called New Bordeaux in the leaked RDR2 map was just a coincidence. It was Saint Denis' original name.
Edited April 21, 2019 by DisCrafted
@DisCrafted Just look at their bayou assets for example. Trees are exactly the same from RDR2 and Mafia3 (texture might have been updated though), bushes and other nature assets. You can observe this yourself if you want, I saw this and wanted to share it.
Multiple companies share assets between their own owned studios. First and foremost reason being to simply save money.
Anyhow that was absolutely not the focus I wanted my post to have.
@Len Lfc
San Andreas (2004) was actually very small and it just looked big due to the rendering distance and blockades (broken bridges, cliffs etc.) Just try to play it with maximum render and you can see from one side to the other. RDR1 is 2x larger.
Liberty City from 4 (2008) was about the same size as the whole of San Andreas, and that is AFTER disregarding a part of the city during development due console limitations at that point.
Red Dead Redemption (2010) brought us countryside and was a bit larger than GTA IV, also it had a huge draw distance, grear lightning and new animations for their characters.
GTA V (2013) was much larger but had to scrap loads of interiors to do so (no more fastfood restaurants ). IV also had more pedestrians and more clutter on the streets. Draw distance, clutter and peds were increased hugely on Xbox One, PS4 and PC versions though.
Red Dead Redemption 2 (2018) brought back the clutter on a map size similar to GTA V and gave us new animations, huge draw distance and better lightning and deeper interactions with npc's. Also the graphics were amazing.
My expectation:
GTA VI will likely increase the map size in the same scale as GTA V increased from IV. It will also keep the dense cluttered areas we saw from RDR2, increased graphics and more npc's at the same time.
This is why I expect multiple cities, but it looks like anyone expects that at this point.
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Just look at their bayou assets for example. Trees are exactly the same from RDR2 and Mafia3 (texture might have been updated though), bushes and other nature assets. You can observe this yourself if you want, I saw this and wanted to share it.
https://www.gamespot.com/articles/gta-5-and-mafia-3-completely-different-take-two-ex/1100-6429633/
Also during the call, Zelnick confirmed that Take-Two's two main labels, Rockstar Games (Grand Theft Auto, Max Payne, L.A. Noire) and 2K Games (Mafia, NBA 2K, Civilization) do not share their technology.
"We're blessed that we have two distinct labels at this company," he said. "We do not have a tech-sharing environment. We're a very congenial company, but we don't think that's the best way to get the best out of our development folks. It's not the way it works around here."
Edited April 21, 2019 by Zello
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I don't think that Red Dead and Mafia had shared assets, but it's not entirely impossible even if Zelnick claimed it's the case. At least it makes you wonder how both games ended up taking place in very similar places (New Orleans, swamps, bayou), so maybe they shared research (i.e. historical documents, photos, site visits?). Even IV and Mafia 2 shared similarities in storytelling and the background city (New York, but also a mix with Chicago in Mafia). We don't really know how T2 does it especially if they want to cut the costs of pre-production. Vice (Miami) State can use Red Dead assets (e.g. swamps, tropics, gators), and guess what, swamps and tropics haven't been featured in a GTA game yet. Deserts, yes, mountains, yes, forests, yes, but not swamps and tropics. Interesting times!
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On 4/16/2019 at 4:08 PM, Waingro said:
Multiple cities will likely be used. See Red Dead 2 for proof of concept.
I could see the concept of "empire" (for multiple cities, think like Breaking Bad "empire" building and management. Trevor has a kind Bud lite version of this in GTA V) perhaps something political, or using the increasing economic inequality as satirical basis.
San Fran could be useful to that end, but I'm ambivalent as to what specific city is chosen.
Multiple protagonists also likely, with playing adversaries/both sides also possible (cop vs robber, Housers love the film Heat so much and have yet to touch that aspect).
Personally, I'd like to see multiple cities across multiple decades/instances. Your character(s) through the 80's/90's/2000's. Each decade in a different city. Now there's a moonshot.
We won't see anything until we're well into next gen. Anyone who says "next two years" is a gasoline huffing clown.
The time travel stuff is moon shot level. Multiple cities on next gen (not Xbox One X) for a "GTA World" will be doable and earn buttloads of money while only having to remaster 1-2 cities.
This company builds off of whatever they last did, I don't understand the "I doubt that", just keep your expectations manageable.
Edited April 22, 2019 by Waingro
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Carlos María Javier da Torre y Nieto (14 de novembro de 1873, Quito , Equador - 31 de julho de 1968, Quito, Equador) foi um cardeal equatoriano da Igreja Católica Romana . Arcebispo de Quito, foi elevado ao cardinalato em 1953 pelo papa Pio XII , o primeiro equatoriano a ser admitido no Colégio dos Cardeais.

Depois de terminar seus estudos no Seminário Conciliar de Quito, Carlos María mudou-se para a prestigiosa Pontifícia Universidade Gregoriana, em Roma, onde obteve doutorado em teologia e direito canônico . Foi ordenado sacerdote em 19 de dezembro de 1896, foi professor de teologia dogmática no Seminário, onde foi aluno e durante algum tempo foi pastor em Pelileo. Papa Pio X nomeou-o bispo de Lojaem 30 de dezembro de 1911 e de la Torre trabalhou como pároco durante todo este período. Apesar de sua nomeação excepcionalmente jovem como bispo, levou muito tempo para ele avançar ainda mais: ele foi transferido apenas para a diocese mais importante de Guayaquil em 1926 e promovido a Arcebispo de Quito aos cinquenta e oito anos de idade em 1933.

No entanto, sua capacidade foi reconhecida após a Segunda Guerra Mundial pelo Papa Pio XII em 1946, quando ele se tornou assistente no Trono Pontifício , e gradualmente na década seguinte seu longo período de serviço à Igreja foi reconhecido, embora sua elevação ao cardeal no idade avançada de setenta e oito anos em janeiro de 1953 (quando ele já era bispo por quarenta anos). Ele também foi condecorado pelo governo espanhol com a Cruz de Alfonso X el Sabio na mesma época e nos anos seguintes ele começou a abordar a questão da extrema desigualdade social na América Latina e o problema das incursões evangélicas que estavam apenas começando a emergir. na América Latina.

Cardeal de la Torre participou do conclave de 1958, mas seus esforços para melhorar a desigualdade social na América Latina foram rapidamente derrotados por sua idade extremamente avançada. Em 1962, sua saúde era tão pobre que, aos 89 anos de idade, não pôde participar de nenhuma das sessões do Vaticano II nem do conclave de 1963 . Foi o primeiro cardeal a não comparecer a um conclave por motivos de saúde desde José María Martín de Herrera y de la Iglesia e Giuseppe Prisco em 1922 .

Ele também ordenou o início da causa de beatificação e canonização de Gabriel García Moreno , presidente do Equador durante o século XIX.

Cardeal de la Torre morreu em 1968 aos 94 anos e foi enterrado na catedral metropolitana de Quito.

Uma de suas maiores contribuições para a educação equatoriana foi a fundação da Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Equador .

Referências
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Cardeais do Equador
Cardeais nomeados pelo papa Pio XII

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How to automatically open app when he goes to that url ?

A: you can use universal links in iOS.
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This fact sheet describes the competences of the Court of Justice of the European Union, which consists of two courts, the Court of Justice proper and the General Court and offers various means of redress, as laid down in Article 19 of the Treaty on European Union (TEU), Articles 251-281 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), Article 136 Euratom, and Protocol No 3 annexed to the Treaties on the Statute of the Court of Justice of the European Union.
A.	Direct proceedings against Member States or an institution, body, office or agency of the European Union.
The Court gives a ruling on the proceedings against the states or institutions that have not fulfilled their obligations under EU law.
Or by a Member State against another Member State after it has brought the matter before the Commission (Article 259 TFEU).
Confirming that the state has failed to fulfil its obligations, in which case the state is required to put an immediate end to the infringement.
If, after a further action is brought by the Commission, the Court finds that the Member State concerned has not complied with its judgment, it may impose on it a financial penalty (a fixed lump sum and/or a periodic penalty payment), the amount being determined by the Court on the basis of a Commission proposal (Article 260 TFEU).
Subject: cases where the applicant seeks the annulment of a measure supposedly contrary to EU law (annulment: Article 263 TFEU) or, in cases of infringement of EU law, where an institution, body, office or agency has failed to act (Article 265 TFEU).
Referral: actions may be brought by the Member States, the institutions themselves or any natural or legal person if the actions relate to a measure (in particular a regulation, directive or decision) adopted by an EU institution, body, office or agency and addressed to them.
Role of the Court: the Court declares the act void or declares that there has been a failure to act, in which case the institution at fault is required to take the necessary measures to comply with the Court's judgment (Article 266 TFEU).
An act of or failure to act by the Commission under the first paragraph of Article 331 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
The national courts are normally responsible for applying EU law when a case so requires. However, when an issue relating to the interpretation of the law is raised before a national court or tribunal, the court or tribunal may seek a preliminary ruling from the Court of Justice. If it is a court of last instance, it is compulsory to refer the matter to the Court. The national court submits the question(s) about the interpretation or validity of a provision of EU law, generally in the form of a judicial decision, in accordance with the national procedural rules. The Registry notifies the request to the parties to the national proceedings and also to the Member States and the institutions of the European Union. They have two months within which to submit any written observations to the Court of Justice.
The Court has the jurisdiction to review appeals limited to points of law in rulings and orders of the General Court. The appeals do not have suspensory effect.
If the appeal is considered admissible and well-founded, the Court of Justice sets aside the General Court's decision and decides the case itself, or else must refer the case back to the General Court, which is bound by the decision.
The Court of Justice has shown itself to be a very important factor — some would say even a driving force — in European integration.
Its judgment of 5 February 1963 in the Van Gend & Loos case established the principle that Community law is directly applicable in the courts of the Member States. Similarly, its judgment of 15 July 1964 in the Costa v ENEL case was fundamental in defining Community law as an independent system taking precedence over national legal provisions. Other significant judgments concerning the protection of human rights include the judgment of 14 May 1974 in the Nold case, in which the Court stated that fundamental human rights are an integral part of the general principles of law that it upholds (4.1.1).
Free movement of goods: judgment of 20 February 1979 in the Cassis de Dijon case, in which the Court ruled that any product legally manufactured and marketed in a Member State must in principle be allowed on the market of any other Member State.
Free movement of persons: the Bosman judgment of 1995 stated that professional sport is an economic activity whose exercise may not be hindered by rules of football federations governing the transfer of players or restricting the number of nationals of other Member States.
The external jurisdiction of the Community: the AETR judgment of 31 March 1971, in the Commission v Council case, which recognised the Community's right to conclude international agreements in spheres where Community regulations apply.
In 1991, in Francovich and Others, the Court developed another fundamental concept: the liability of a Member State towards individuals for damage caused to them by an infringement by that Member State owing to its failure to transpose a directive into national law or to do so in good time.
Various judgments relating to social security (Defrenne case of 1976 for equal pay for men and women) and health and safety of workers (BECTU case of 2001).
One of the great merits of the Court has been its statement of the principle that the Treaties must not be interpreted rigidly but must be viewed in the light of the state of integration and of the objectives of the Treaties themselves. This principle has allowed legislation to be adopted in areas where there are no specific Treaty provisions, such as the fight against pollution: in the Commission v Council case of 13 September 2005, the Court authorised the European Union to take measures relating to criminal law where 'necessary' in order to achieve the objective pursued as regards environmental protection.
As the Court of Justice has exclusive jurisdiction over actions between the institutions and those brought by a Member State against the European Parliament and/or against the Council, the General Court has jurisdiction, at first instance, in all other actions of this type, particularly in actions brought by individuals and those brought by a Member State against the Commission.
Actions brought against decisions of the European Chemicals Agency.
The Statute may extend the General Court's jurisdiction to other areas.
In general, judgments given by the General Court at first instance may be subject to a right of appeal to the Court of Justice, but this is limited to points of law.
The General Court has the jurisdiction to give preliminary rulings (Article 267 TFEU) in the areas laid down by the Statute (Article 256(3) TFEU). However, since no provisions have been introduced into the Statute in that regard, the Court of Justice currently has sole jurisdiction to give preliminary rulings.
Rulings made by the General Court, limited to points of law, may, within two months, be subject to an appeal to the Court of Justice.
On 1 September 2016 disputes between the Union and its servants were transferred to the General Court (1.3.9), which meant the dissolution of the European Union Civil Service Tribunal created in 2004. Regulation (EU, Euratom) 2016/1192 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 July 2016 on the transfer to the General Court of jurisdiction at first instance in disputes between the European Union and its servants therefore repealed Council Decision 2004/752/EC, Euratom, establishing the European Union Civil Service Tribunal. Cases pending before the Civil Service Tribunal on 31 August 2016 were transferred on 1 September 2016 to the General Court, which continues to deal with those cases as it finds them at that date, the procedural steps taken by the former Civil Service Tribunal in those cases remaining applicable. In the event of a case being transferred to the General Court after the hearing, the oral part of the procedure would be reopened.
A transitional regime was introduced in respect of appeals under examination when jurisdiction was transferred on 1 September 2016, or brought after that date, against decisions of the Civil Service Tribunal. The General Court is to continue to have jurisdiction to hear and determine such appeals. Accordingly, Articles 9 to 12 of Annex I to the Statute of the Court must remain applicable to the proceedings concerned.
According to Article 257 TFEU, Parliament and the Council, acting in accordance with the ordinary legislative procedure, may establish specialised courts attached to the General Court to hear and determine at first instance certain classes of action or proceedings brought in specific areas. Parliament and the Council are required to act by means of regulations either on a proposal from the Commission after consultation of the Court of Justice or at the request of the Court of Justice after consultation of the Commission.
According to Article 281 TFEU, the Statute of the Court of Justice of the European Union is laid down in a separate Protocol, and the European Parliament and the Council, acting in accordance with the ordinary legislative procedure, may amend this Statute.


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How Christopher Nolan's Entire Career Has Led to Tenet
We cannot wait to go back to the movies, and we're not alone! You're undoubtedly as excited as we are, and we know for certain that enthusiasm for the theatrical experience is shared by one of the most important filmmakers working today: Christopher Nolan. The director of THE DARK KNIGHT and INTERSTELLAR recently penned an essay about the value of cinema. We're all in luck, too, because his latest film will be in theatres soon.
Nolan's new movie, TENET, is his first since 2017's DUNKIRK, and it looks like a further development of everything we love in Nolan's movies. TENET stars John David Washington and Robert Pattinson in a mysterious story that involves a secretive intelligence organization and the manipulation of time. Throughout his career, Nolan has consistently investigated a set of interrelated themes — time, identity, and memory — which set his movies apart from all others.
TENET looks primed to develop all these preoccupations even further. Here's why TENET appears to be the movie that Nolan's career has been building towards.
Time and Memory
The first TENET trailer is shy when it comes to revealing the plot, but it does lay out a few concepts. John David Washington plays an agent of some sort whose choice to die to protect a colleague thrusts him into a black ops collective with access to some really advanced tech. "You have to start looking at the world in a new way," Washington's character is told. He sees time seemingly reversing before his eyes, and sees the aftermath of a violent incident before it happens.
From his earliest movies, Christopher Nolan has been preoccupied with depicting time and memory in movies. His first big hit, MEMENTO, was based on an innovative use of time. The script is broken into small chunks that flow in disjointed fashion to put audiences in the headspace of Leonard Shelby (Guy Pearce), who cannot make new short-term memories. Nolan's command of the unusual structure — and the twisty, sometimes nasty events of the story — turned MEMENTO into a calling card that heralded a major career for the filmmaker.
Nolan has relied upon time as both a device a major theme ever since. INCEPTION nests layers of storytelling into a sort of Russian Doll structure that keeps audiences on their toes as Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) tries to deal with his own black hole of memory by implanting false memories in others. And, in DUNKIRK, Nolan recreated a collective memory of a pivotal moment in World War II by presenting three perspectives on the Battle of Dunkirk set in three different timelines.
Identity Is the Crux
Nearly all of Nolan's movies have identity as a central theme. In MEMENTO, Leonard's sense of his own identity is warped and rewritten by his memory limitations. "Memory can change the shape of a room," he says. "It can change the color of a car." And without memories, a person can change the nature of their own past and character. Likewise, Cobb's identity — and therefore his reality — is rewritten by his choices in INCEPTION.
DUNKIRK features a more macro vision of identity building, as British citizens take it upon themselves to help out in a wartime situation, thereby building and solidifying the image of their own national character. And it goes without saying that Nolan's Batman movies form a three-movie trilogy about identity-building. How else could we define a series of films about a guy who responds to tragedy by creating a bat-themed alter-ego?
TENET offers new possibilities for Nolan to develop his ideas about identity. When John David Washington's character leaves his old life behind he is effectively rewritten. What effect does that have on the man, and how does he deal with the changes?
The Culmination
We don't know exactly how TENET will develop and pull all these thematic threads together. We can say with certainty that this new movie will not be a routine thriller. Even the director's first feature, FOLLOWING, was an ambitious effort for a filmmaker with access to few resources. MEMENTO revealed an exponential growth in ambition and skill, as Nolan confidently led us on a complex journey.
Since the massive success of THE DARK KNIGHT in 2008, Christopher Nolan has enjoyed more freedom than most other filmmakers to combine lavish budgets and idiosyncratic scripts. Who else could have made INCEPTION as a puzzle box movie with a top-tier cast, or the uncompromising DUNKIRK, with its massive scale military recreations and stirringly emotional payoffs? (Tom Hardy's gliding fighter plane was the most surprisingly tear-jerking moment of 2017.)
That history gives Nolan great freedom for this new movie. Even before we sit down in the theatre, we know to expect something challenging and different in TENET. The director doesn't have to spend the film's first act establishing that he will be pulling off unexpected tricks; he can dive right in. We can't wait to see what surprises he has planned.
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Roe v. Wade Plaintiff Dies at Age 69
Roe v. Wade was a famous Supreme Court decision in 1973 that legalized abortions in the U.S. The landmark decision by the United States Supreme Court on the issue of abortion prompted a national debate that continues today about issues including whether, and to what extent, abortion should be legal. The anonymous plaintiff in the case, "Jane Roe," recently died at the age of 69. Her real name was Norma McCorvey.
What you didn't know about Norma McCorvey
What many people did not know about Norma McCorvey:
Her name - many people did not know her name because she filed her lawsuit in 1970 as the anonymous plaintiff "Jane Roe" to fight for her right to an abortion.
Why she filed - McCorvey came from an abusive household. Her mother was an alcoholic and her father left the family when McCorvey was just a teen. McCorvey actually gave birth to 3 children, and it was when she was carrying her third child that she initiated the lawsuit to give her the legal right to an abortion. McCorvey herself became addicted to alcohol and drugs.
She never had an abortion - McCorvey never had the abortion. Her third child was born and adopted.
Pro-life - In 1995, McCorvey changed and became a pro-life activist, which she continued until her death.
Forty-three years have passed since Row v. Wade but it remains a landmark decision that many people remember to this day, resulting in two autobiographies, multiple films, and countless articles about McCorvey's involvement as Jane Roe. According to The Washington Post, McCorvey died of heart failure at an assisted-living facility in Katy, Texas. It was reported that she was working on a book about Roe v. Wade.
Read more by visiting www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/norma-mccorvey-roe-v-wade_us_58a89b53e4b037d17d286b23?section=us_women


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Xylem Inc. helps pump water from Thai caves, helps to save captive soccer team
Published in: Managed | Thursday, 12 July 2018. | Written by: Theo Leworthy
The world watched with baited breath earlier this month, as 12 boys and their soccer coach were trapped in a flooded cave in Thailand. But while most of us could offer no more than moral support, Patrick Decker, CEO of global water technology company Xylem Inc., was in a position to help.
Xylem's share price has risen by 2% over the last week
Speaking in an interview with reporters in Singapore, Decker described his reaction to the news: "When we heard the boys were found and began to see the visual imagery on TV of the water conditions and what it looked like in the cave, and I saw these hoses with water pouring out of them, I thought, 'We need to get somebody there to be sure they're getting maximum water out of these pumps.'"
Decker said he sent four engineers, fully equipped with Xylem's tech, to aid in the rescue attempt, and they boosted pumping power by as much as 40%. Thankfully for all involved, the mission was a success, and alongside a rescue team composed of international diving experts and Thai Navy SEALs, all 12 boys and their coach were saved.
It's not the first time Xylem has aided in rescue missions, having previously aided teams dealing with the fallout from mine collapses in Pennsylvania and Chile. However, this mission may have been the most complicated yet, as Decker says it involved "tight spaces, low oxygen levels and limited availability of electricity."
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Former Memphis officer on SCORPION unit, cops charged in Nichols death
Investigators release video of Black woman who died in a Huntsville, Alabama police van
By Caitlin O'Kane
October 18, 2021 / 9:59 AM / CBS News
The death of a 29-year-old woman whose body was found in a Huntsville Police Department van is being investigated. Police say surveillance video shows Christina Nance crawled into the van days before her body was found. But her family says the video raises more questions than it answers, CBS Huntsville affiliate WHNT reports.
Investigators watched more than a week's worth of surveillance footage, Huntsville Police Deputy Chief Dewayne McCarver said in a news conference Friday. Nance was seen in the parking lot on Saturday, September 25, around 12:30 p.m., he said, and the video showed her laying in the bushes and sitting on the hood of a police cruiser.
Nance then climbed into the rear doors of the prisoner transport vehicle, which has doors that don't open from the inside, McCarver said. However, the windows do open and Nance could be seen opening them in the footage, according to WHNT.
She was found dead in that van on October 7. But footage shows movement in the van through Tuesday, September 28.
Huntsville Police Deputy Chief Dewayne McCarver said Nance was seen in the parking lot on Saturday, September 25, around 12:30 p.m. and that the video showed her laying in the bushes and sitting on the hood of a police cruiser. Huntsville Police via WHNT
A police officer who was walking by the van saw Nance's shoes under the open window and discovered her body inside, WHNT reports.
"The Huntsville Police Department's thoughts are with the family during this tragedy," said Police Chief Mark McMurray. "Investigators met with the family Friday morning and showed them the security video of the events leading up to Ms. Nance's death. We will continue to work with them through this difficult time."
Nance family representative, Frank Matthews said watching the video left the family with more questions than answers.
"I was thinking everything was going to be clear, there was going to be some type of clear indication of my sister being you know.. of how she died but there wasn't. Not any like at all, everything was blurry. I don't know if that was my sister," Latausha Nance said, according to WHNT.
The family now plans to have a private autopsy conducted. The State Medical Examiner will announce the cause of death once additional studies, including toxicology, are complete.
The police department said there were no sign of foul play, and that the van was only used occasionally to transport evidence and equipment. It had not been used since March, WHNT reports.
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is representing Nance's family. "We will get to the truth of what happened to Christina Nance, the young Black woman found dead in the police van in front of the Huntsville Police Department," Crump said in a statement Wednesday, the Associated Press reports.
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Many drug laws today were racially motivated at inception, so it's no surprise that drug policies do not affect everyone equally. We know that despite whites, blacks, and latinos using marijuana at the same rate, black individuals in California are four times more likely to be charged with marijuana possession and latinos are two times more likely than white individuals. This is no coincidence. Marijuana laws have a loaded history that have been used to incarcerate marginalized communities for decades. That's why Brave New Films teamed up with Californians for Responsible Marijuana Reform and Drug Policy Action in support of a critical ballot in 2016, Prop 64, to legalize marijuana use for adults in California. The last thing the police need is another tool to keep up the failed war on drugs. It's time to take this tool away and help spread critical reform to states throughout the nation.