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Ed Norris' career arc was dazzling. He spent 20 years as a crime-fighting savant with the New York Police Department, rising from beat cop to deputy commissioner of operations at age 36. As police commissioner of Baltimore, he breathed life into a demoralized force that lowered the city's infamous homicide count for the first time in a decade. After the 911 attacks, he took over the Maryland State Police and pushed innovative anti-terrorism strategies that made him a national leader in the field. At the University of Virginia, they taught a graduate course about how his leadership techniques transformed one of the most violent cities in the country. He was the golden boy of law enforcement, a brash, larger-than-life figure with a taste for fine restaurants, bespoke clothing and fast motorcycles. Then it all came crashing down. An investigation into a little-known police expense account morphed into what many felt was a politically-motivated hit job by federal prosecutors. Corruption charges were spiced with lurid allegations of pricey dinners with women and gifts purchased at Victoria's Secret. Ed Norris protested his innocence, but landed in federal prison. Thus began the hellish ordeal that ultimately cost him his livelihood, reputation, health and marriage. This is the incredible story of America's most promising cop, the dark forces that brought him down and his long, emotional journey back from the abyss.
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The Media Trial of OJ Simpson
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A Fact-Based Examination of the O.J. Simpson Case. No Conspiracies, No Theories; Just the Facts.
In June 2014, the 20th anniversary of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Lyle Goldman was the event which rekindled the American media's love affair with all things O.J. Simpson.
Many who did not live through the O.J. Simpson saga don't fully understand how or why it captivated a nation for over a year.
Immediately prior to the morning of June 13, 1994, O.J. Simpson was, arguably, the most famous and beloved Black man in America.
For over 25 years O.J. had permeated every facet of America:
In the late-1960's,O.J. Simpson became the first African-American spokesman to appear in advertising campaigns for mass audiences, which until then had featured almost exclusively White actors.
When America celebrated our bicentennial in 1976, it was O.J. Simpson who delivered a keynote at the official commemoration event.
When Los Angeles hosted the Summer Olympic Games in 1984, it was O.J. Simpson triumphantly carrying the torch near the end of the torch relay.
O.J. was featured in major Hollywood films, guest starred on numerous television shows. Before the murders everyone knew and almost everyone loved O.J. Simpson.
In one's opinion, David Shaw of the Los Angeles Times perfectly described the reasons for American's connection to all things O.J.:
1995 Los Angeles Times article describing Americans connection to O.J.
In the words of columnist Frank Rich, then a columnist for the New York Times, the O.J. Simpson saga was an event that "hijacked our culture."
2014: US Media Rekindles It's Love Affair With All Things O.J.
With the ratings success of television specials broadcast by NBC, CNN and Discovery in 2014, Hollywood realized that even today O.J. still equals ratings and additional O.J.-related projects were ordered by the networks.
Four major O.J.-centric projects premiered in 2015, 2016 and 2017: A&E's The Lost Tapes of the O.J. Case, FX's American Crime Story: The People vs O.J. Simpson, ESPN's O.J.: Made In America and Discovery ID's Is O.J. Innocent?
The publicity effort for each of these projects included: Network television prime-time newsmagazine specials and interviews with men and women who were key players in the O.J. Simpson trial which were broadcast on seemingly every network, cable and syndicated news or talk show.
The recent renaissance of the media's obsession with the O.J. Simpson saga was riddled with a most troubling element: misinformation.
The major difference between the news media in 1995 and today is accountability. Although the media coverage of the "trial of the century" in 1994 and 1995 was riddled with false reports, the plethora of media outlets who published or broadcast false information media were held accountable for their errors as David Shaw detailed in the Los Angeles Times in 1995:
1995 Los Angeles Times article detailing numerous false media reports about O.J.
The media's coverage of all things O.J. between 2014-2017 was factually flawed — the American public was fed a steady stream of false information about the case.
Most appalling was, despite the fact that many of these stories could be debunked through a search of the trial transcripts or credible news sources, it seemed that no one was fact checking the content that they were presenting.
Any statement made by someone peripherally associated with O.J. Simpson or the case was presented by the media as fact (as long as it fit the narrative they were pushing).
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Thousands attend 29th annual Fall Fest
Kat Klawes
On a cold and gloomy Monday afternoon, students began their first day of the 2015-16 school year attending the 29th annual Fall Fest outside the Don H. Bottum University Center.
The event was made up of student organizations, businesses and departments on campus promoting their organizations. Fall Fest was held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and an estimated 5,000 people attended the event.
Jon Barch, the associate director of the Center for Student Enrichment and Student Leader Fellowship Program coordinator said the Center for Student Enrichment is the hub for student organizations and student activities. "We are generally responsible for coordinating the registration and general advisement of the 325 plus student organizations at NMU as well," Barch said.
According to Barch, 128 of the over 300 registered NMU student organizations hosted a table at Fall Fest. "It was packed as usual for most of the day, and when it is packed I would estimate that there were nearly 1,000 people out there checking out the booths," Barch said. "It is packed for about five hours and I would guess most people only spend an hour checking it out so I am going to toss a guess out there that probably about 5,000 people attended and I would estimate that four out of five of them were NMU students."
"Access to share their group, in a face-to-face, fun atmosphere. They can put themselves out there with a display, a smile and an explanation of why interested students might want to join. It's one of the best self-promotion and recruitment opportunities of the year held right when new students are looking for their social connection to the university community."
Katelyn Craghead, a sophomore psychology and sociology major and the president of NMU student organization OUTlook said her orginization reached hundreds of students at Fall Fest. "Northern Michigan University on-campus LGBT group that is active in related community activism and helping to foster a safer space for community members campus-wide," Craghead said.
"Being a unique group makes recruiting that much more important, to let students know who we are."
Craghead went on to state that Fall Fest was an important event as it allowed OUTlook to recruit new members.
"Recruiting and having new members join OUTlook is extremely important," Craghead said. "Like with any organization, it's very important to reach out to students directly. I would definitely recommend student organizations host a table at Fall Fest. It's a great way to reach out to the student population.
"I would absolutely recommend students attend Fall Fest in the future. There's always great free food and tons of other great organizations."
Rachel Harris, the director for the Center for Student Enrichment and Superior Edge Program said she heard positive feedback from students organization members and from businesses.
"Everyone was pleased with the student traffic," Harris said. "The entire CSE office pitches in to ensure that the event runs smoothly. Fall Fest is a big undertaking and we couldn't do it without all hands on deck."
Melissa Orzechowski, a student assistant for the Superior Edge program, also said that she felt Fall Fest was very successful. "Despite threats of poor weather, a lot of students and community members attended the event and had a good time," Orzechowski said. "Center for Student Enrichment graduate assistant Sara Pingel in particular spent a lot of time and put a lot of work into making sure everything ran smoothly."
The mission statement for the Center for Student Enrichment states its purpose is to provide "the students of Northern Michigan University with a variety of extracurricular and classroom-connected experiences that will enable you to grow personally and professionally, to connect with the campus and surrounding communities, and more thoroughly enjoy the college experience. In the process, we will seek to help you develop the skills and awareness required to be an effective leader and an engaged citizen." Students interested in learning more about the Center for Student Enrichment should visit the Center for Student Enrichment at 1205 University Center or by email at [email protected]
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DOLPHINS GARNER LEAD; BREAK RECORDS AFTER DAY ONE OF CHAMPIONSHIP
DAY 1 RESULTS / DAY 1 SCORES – After the opening day of competition in the 2016 CUNYAC Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Championship, the College of Staten Island has a lot to cheer about. The Dolphins broke a school record and two meet records after six events on each side, and collected a total of eight first-place finishes. A third of the way through, The CSI men are leading by 18 points, while the women sit in second place, tailing Hunter College by 16.
Diving starts things off at the Championship held at Lehman College each year and that has long been a strength to the unit. That held true today as CSI dominated the field. On the women's one-meter board, Caitlin McLoughlin narrowly defeated teammate Jessica Shaw for first place by less than one point, collecting 136.15 for first place. In a heavily competitive men's three-meter competition, it was freshman Adil El Haddad that took top honors, breaking a CUNYAC meet record in the process, scoring 233.8 points. That was over 43 points better than Ayman El Haddad, who placed second. Chris Pinto finished sixth in the event.
The opening day of competition also featured four relay events, the men's and women's 200-yard Freestyle Relay and the 400-yard Medley Relay. CSI was exceptional in each, collected a total of three wins in the four races.
In the women's 200-yard Freestyle Relay, it was the team of Kelly Walsh, Naomi Gaggi, Samantha Escobedo and Ewa Wojciechowska flying in at 1:45.92, a little under two seconds faster than Hunter College for tops in the field. In the men's race, CSI doubled the effort with a 1:29.36 performance from Nicholas Defonte, Jonathan Gorinshteyn, Derek Villa and Tim Sweeney, as they were able to nip Lehman College's team by 1.87 seconds.
In 400-yard competition, CSI grabbed another gold medal, as the same foursome raced to a 3:39.47 finish, good for a win by over five seconds in the race. CSI's women's bunch of Walsh, Dakota Dawkins, Hunter Dawkins and McLoughlin, registered a sixth place finish.
With diving and relays out of the picture, individual events featured the 500-yard Freestyle, 200-yard Individual Medley, and the 50-yard Freestyle. CSI proved more than capable in each, earning valuable points and stripping away some new records. Naomi Gaggi was CSI's top performer in the 500 Freestyle, grabbing fourth place, with Walsh taking sixth and McLoughlin 10th. On the men's side, Villa blew away the field with a time of 5:02.65, five seconds better than his seed time and good for an over eight-second win in the race. Stephen O'Driscoll also earned a medal, collecting a bronze with a 5:13.87 finish.
After Dakota Dawkins helped CSI to an 8th-place finish in the 200 Individual Medley, it was the men's turn in the water, and Tim Sweeney, the reigning CUNYAC Championship Meet MVP, was up to his old ways, posting a new CUNYAC Championship Meet record time of 1:55.43, winning the race by over four seconds. Gorinshteyn finished fourth in the race as well.
The final event was the 50 Freestyle and this time it was sophomore Wojciechowska who cracked the record books. Wojciechowska nipped John Jay's Heather Chrisman by just nine one-hundredths of a second with a time of 25.22, a new CSI record and another first-place faring for the Dolphins. Samantha Escobedo placed sixth for the Dolphins as well, coming in at 27.02. The men made it a clean sweep of first place finishes on the day, when Defonte added a gold with a 22.56 race on the men's side, beating Lehman's Jeremy Guerra by just 0.41 seconds. Youssef Aly finished 12th in the race as well.
With a bulk of competition left, the CSI men have collected 174 points, and sit ahead of Lehman with 156 and Baruch College at 132. Brooklyn College follows at 104, while York trails with 44. On the women's side, Hunter has collected 148 points, with CSI a strong second with 132. Lehman follows at 98 and Baruch is right behind them at 94. Brooklyn then places fifth at 77 points with John Jay trailing them at 66, and finally York at 28.
The CUNYAC Championship continues tomorrow at 10am and concludes on Sunday at 10am.
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A few weeks ago, my older son landed his first real job. He's had a small side gig in the past but this is his first "real job". He only works about 8-10 hours a week but as a sophmore in high school who's involved in church, track, student council and of course the coveted social time with friends, those 8-10 hours fill out his schedule pretty well.
The other day he went in to work for a typical 4 hour shift but was asked to stay until the close of day which ended up being just over 6 hours. Now to the average adult, a six hour shift is a cake walk but to a "new to the workforce" sophmore in high school, a six hour shift of being on your feet, doing dishes, bussing tables, mopping bathrooms, etc. just about completely wiped him out.
The other night around 3:00 a.m. as I was in route to the bathroom (I know, that's more information than you needed) I walked past his bedroom to hear him "soundly sleeping". I smiled with the knowledge that he was realizing the value of a hard day's work.
As I headed back to bed and dozed back off into my slumber my mind danced with the thought of, "This is what God calls each of us to". I think God smiles when His children are "soundly sleeping" at the end of a really long day. I don't think God is interested in just tiring people out but when we spend the day or the week or the season pouring ourselves out into His Kingdom work and we find ourselves worn out, exhausted and emotionally spent, I believe God rewards His children with well deserved rest.
As I dozed off, I wondered how often people find themselves in a restless state? Figuratively speaking, we toss and turn, we seek rest, we search for peace, we long for a season of refreshment and an opportunity to be re-energized and yet perhaps we've skipped the first step in that process: pouring ourselves out.
You see when we pour ourselves out for God's purposes, God rewards us with rest.
I love the clarity of this verse, "God will not forget how hard you have worked for Him..."
We usually equate this passage with all things financial but let's think about this verse from the standpoint of time served. God is more than able to give back abundantly more than we have poured out in service to His Kingdom. When we pour ourselves out, He brings rest. When we pour ourselves out, He brings refreshment. When we pour ourselves out, He brings a restful nights sleep.
Perhaps we sometimes shy away from pouring ourselves out for fear that we'll not be able to find the needed rest? Perhaps we shy away because we've convinced ourselves that we're already too tired?
Living a lifestyle of service to others is tiring but when you pillow your head at night you can rest in the comfort that only God can bring to those who have poured themselves out for Him. Be encouraged and keep moving forward.


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To Be Twenty / Avere vent'anni (1978)
There are two versions of To Be Twenty in circulation. One, as the director envisaged is a satirical take on the counterculture that strays from Commedia all'italiana to an extremely dark exploitation ambience. The other version is a frothy and largely incoherent sex comedy. The former version is excellent while the latter is a complete waste of time.
While To Be Twenty is largely the vehicle for it's two beautiful stars Gloria Guida (Miss Teenage Italy 1974) and Lilli Carati (who also performs the theme song) fans of Eurocrime will recognise a few faces such as Ray Lovelock and Vittorio Caprioli who here takes the role of a cult leader.
While a million miles away from Fernando Di Leo's crime films this feature illustrates how he is able to weave a social conscience within genres that capture the popular mood of the time. The director's version is recommended. Gloria looks great in both versions.
The final sequence of To Be Twenty is shocking and completely out of keeping with the majority of the feature and while it is a tragedy in the making the amalgam of genres not only deliberately fail to signpost the nature of the ending but also adds significant punch to it. Viewer discretion advised.


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Cuba and Russia say US is preparing to intervene in Venezuela
The US is allegedly preparing to enter the country to get the contested president Nicholas Maduro to step down
People take part in a rally to commemorate the Day of the Youth and to protest against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's government in Urena, Venezuela. Reuters
Russia's UN ambassador on Thursday said Moscow is "very much concerned that some hotheads may be considering a military action against Venezuela," after Cuba warned the United States was moving special forces closer to the chaotic South American country.
Vassily Nebenzia told reporters at UN headquarters in New York that this "would be a very bad development."
Mr Nebenzia said that even countries supporting Venezuela's opposition against President Nicolas Maduro "are categorically against any military action and intervention into Venezuela."
Cuba said on Thursday the United States was in the process of carrying out a plan to intervene in the country using the pretext of a humanitarian crisis.
Picking up on this, Mr Nebenzia said humanitarian aid currently being shipped to Venezuela's borders is being used "as a tool in the political game" and called it a provocation that may "lead to something much worse than that."
US President Donald Trump's administration has been trying to pressure Mr Maduro to step down and hand over power to Juan Guaido, the head of Venezuela's National Assembly.
Mr Guaido, who argues that Mr Maduro's re-election last year was a sham, invoked a constitutional provision to assume the presidency three weeks ago.
The US has slapped sweeping sanctions with a view to curb Venezuela's crude exports and put pressure on socialist President to step down.
US special envoy for Venezuela Elliott Abrams, asked about the Cuban statement at an event in Washington, said "it is a new lie."
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The Education and Legacy of RFK
Fifty years ago, Robert Francis Kennedy was gunned down. Students of history are aware of the historical context, but I prefer focusing on what I call the education of Robert Kennedy and the implications of his death. The 1968 Kennedy was far different than the one who worked with Senator Joseph McCarthy during the red-under-every-bed McCarthyism Era. Nor was he the thirty-six-year-old who stepped up to be his brother's attorney general.
Kennedy was born of privilege, not wanting for anything. His wealth, gender, and race opened doors readily and widely for him. He lived, though, in the shadow of his war-hero older brothers, Joe and Jack. To compensate, perhaps, for his diminutive physical size, Bobby evolved into a scrapper.
The runt of the Kennedy clan, the Robert Kennedy of 1968 had been transformed from a defensive, aggressive political boxer into a compassionate, liberal icon who came to realize the folly of the War in Vietnam as well as how racial oppression and economic poverty were not only inimical to the American Ideal but, if not addressed and rectified, would inevitably lead to the collapse of the American Experiment. History is bearing him out.
Kennedy was a strategic genius. So, when John decided to take on the political establishment, brother Bobby was perfect to lead his campaign. Bobby got John elected Senator from Massachusetts in 1952 and eight years later President of the United States, ushering in the Camelot Ear that died horrifically on November 22, 1963. Picking up the Kennedy mantle from his slain brother, he got elected in his own right as Senator from New York in 1964.
He witnessed and took part in great historical events and movements: the Cuban Missile Crisis, escalating American involvement in Vietnam, Civil Rights Movement, and increasing awareness of poverty in both urban and rural America, particularly Appalachia. Television brought the stark reality of those into Americans' living rooms where they could witness firsthand the horror of Vietnam and their fellow Americans' dire living conditions, the fire-and-bloodletting scenes diffused only by being grayed out in black-and-white. By the time Kennedy ran for president, they were broadcast in living-and-dying color.
Kennedy's conscious took on a higher awareness, changing him into something other and greater. His evolving consciousness reflected that which was happening to the collective American conscious and consciousness.
However, reactionary forces responded leading to the crumbling of the American Experiment to where we are today, a society afraid of the other, a dystopian culture dominated by an obscenely wealthy oligarchy buttressed by a minority that operates from fear and anger.
A telling moment in Robert Kennedy's life occurred on April 4, 1968, the night Martin Luther King was assassinated. Against wife Ethel's and his advisor's strong counsels, he addressed a predominantly African American crowd in Indianapolis.
"I have some very sad news for all of you," he said, "and, I think, sad news for all of our fellow citizens, and people who love peace all over the world; and that is that Martin Luther King was shot and was killed tonight in Memphis, Tennessee."
As the stunned crowd listened, he talked about how King "dedicated his life to love and to justice between fellow human beings."
King died in the cause of that effort, Kennedy said. "In this difficult day, in this difficult time for the United States, it's perhaps well to ask what kind of a nation we are and what direction we want to move in."
Two months later, we had an answer.
Given the assault on American democracy and economic justice since Kennedy's death, it remains a serious question. Kennedy posited that "we could move towards further polarization and hatred or we could replace that compulsion with an effort to understand, to get beyond, or go beyond these rather difficult times."
"We can do well in this country," he said. He urged us to "dedicate ourselves to what the Greeks wrote so many years ago: to tame the savageness of man and make gentle the life of this world."
As American democracy and the pursuit of social and economic justice falter, teetering on collapse, one wonders if a 21st-century Robert Kennedy awaits, ready to make his/her entrance.
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24 May 2017: Gavin at 18 a role model for all ages
Descent of the Democratic Party
8 March 2017: Saying goodbye to two of the best
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They then let you know they will block them.
Good way to try to help cut out some of the spam.
Works well with three, be interested to know how others get on. I've stored it in my phone book and do it each time!
Same with emails, unless you are danvilla2 because his replies to an Internet scam he published on vital was SO funny!
Also, if someone knocks on your door and asks 'can I have all your money' say no, because if you say yes and hand it all over, he will take it.
Just bumped up for those who missed it.
Although as you all obviously hang on my every word, no one will have missed it I would guess.


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90% of UAE organisations that suffered ransomware attack and paid ransom were hit a second time
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16 Jun 90% of UAE organisations that suffered ransomware attack and paid ransom were hit a second time
Cybereason has revealed how 90% of organisations in the UAE that suffered a ransomware attack and paid the ransom, were then hit again.
The data showed that 35% of these paid the second ransom, and a further 5% were targeted and paid a third time. The results were revealed within the second annual ransomware study by Cybereason. The study comes during a year of unprecedented attacks as the security industry strives to better understand the true impact on businesses. The global study revealed that 77% of UAE organisations suffered at least one ransomware attack over the past 24 months.
The study proved the ethos that 'it doesn't pay to pay', meaning paying a ransom demand won't protect an organisation from being targeted again. 90% of UAE organisations that paid were hit by ransomware a second time, with 83% saying the second attack came in less than a month and 78% reporting that threat actors demanded a higher ransom amount.
The report, titled 'Ransomware: The True Cost to Business Study 2022', further revealed that of the UAE organisations who opted to pay a ransom demand in order to regain access to their encrypted systems, 45% reported that some or all of the data was corrupted during the recovery process. These findings underscore why it does not pay to pay ransomware attackers, and that organisations should focus on detection and prevention strategies to end ransomware attacks at the earliest stages before critical systems and data are put in jeopardy.
Discussing the data, Cybereason CEO and Co-founder Lior Div said: "Ransomware attacks are traumatic events, and when ransomware gangs attack a second, third or fourth time in a matter of weeks, it can bring an organization to its collective knees. Deploying effective anti-ransomware solutions is easier said than done, and the hackers know it.
"After being hit the first time by a ransomware attack, organisations need time to assess their security posture, determine what are the right tools to deploy, and then find the budget to pay for it. The ransomware gangs know this and it is the biggest reason they strike again quickly."
The full report can be found here: Ransomware: The True Cost to Business Study 2022
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HomeResearchResearch ExplorerPublicationsMapping the differential distribution of proteoglycan core p...
Mapping the differential distribution of proteoglycan core proteins in the adult human retina, choroid, and sclera
Simon J. Clark
Richard D. Unwin
Anthony J. Day
Paul N. Bishop
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Tiarnan Keenan
Tiarnan D L Keenan
Liam A. Ridge
Purpose. To examine the presence and distribution of proteoglycan (PG) core proteins in the adult human retina, choroid, and sclera. Methods. Postmortem human eye tissue was dissected into Bruch's membrane/choroid complex, isolated Bruch's membrane, or neurosensory retina. PGs were extracted and partially purified by anion exchange chromatography. Trypsinized peptides were analyzed by tandem mass spectrometry and PG core proteins identified by database search. The distribution of PGs was examined by immunofluorescence microscopy on human macular tissue sections. Results. The basement membrane PGs perlecan, agrin, and collagen-XVIII were identified in the human retina, and were present in the internal limiting membrane, blood vessel walls, and Bruch's membrane. The hyalectans versican and aggrecan were also detected. Versican was identified in Bruch's membrane, while aggrecan was distributed throughout the retina, choroid, and sclera. The cartilage link protein HAPLN1 was abundant in the interphotoreceptor matrix and sclera, while HAPLN4 (brain link protein 2) was found throughout the retina and choroid. The small leucine-rich repeat PG (SLRP) family members biglycan, decorin, fibromodulin, lumican, mimecan, opticin, and prolargin were present, with different patterns of distribution in the retina, choroid, and sclera. Conclusions. A combination of proteomics and immunohisto-chemistry approaches has provided for the first time a comprehensive analysis of the presence and distribution of PG core proteins throughout the human retina, choroid, and sclera. This complements our knowledge of glycosaminoglycan chain distribution in the human eye, and has important implications for understanding the structure and functional regulation of the eye in health and disease. © 2012 The Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, Inc.
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Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science
https://doi.org/10.1167/iovs.12-10797
http://www.iovs.org/content/53/12/7528.full.pdf+html
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Javier Leon Diaz is an established international law expert, Barrister member of the Madrid Bar (Spain) specializing in International Criminal Law, Human Rights Law and Humanitarian Law. Mr. Leon Diaz has extensive experience as a legal practitioner. In particular he worked in the fields of rule of law, justice reform and transitional justice for several inter-governmental organizations in the field within the context of peacekeeping operations.
As a human rights law specialist Javier is often instructed in matters before the European Court of Human Rights where he acted either as legal representative for the applicant or as third party in several cases. Javier also provides expert advice through consultancies for a number of organizations such as the Council of Europe or the United Nations.
Mr. Leon Diaz has a demonstrated experience in management and leadership at senior level. In this regard he has outstanding human resources management skills delivering highly motivated and effec-tive performance in all area of management.
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Two Ukrainians arrested in Moscow on charges of making explosives
According to the court representative, the ruling hasn't been appealed
MOSCOW, January 19. /TASS/. A court in Moscow has ruled to arrest two Ukrainian-born men in a case of making explosives, a court representative told TASS on Thursday.
The men are named Fyodor Trifonov and Oleg Zavgorodny and are charged with illegal manufacture of explosives, the person said.
The ruling hasn't been appealed, the court representative said.
Russian Orthodox clergy to discuss authenticity of last Tsar's family remains in July
A source specified that the final decision is not within the jurisdiction of the meeting, though


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Town of Cranberry Isles Commuter Ferry Service
Winter Service is on the Miss Lizzie, operated by Downeast Windjammers (207-546-2927). Provides two round trips per day between Northeast Harbor and Cranberry Isles. This service operates on weekdays October 15 through April 30. One-way fare is $9.00 per passenger. Tickets can be purchased on the boat.
Morning Trip: Boat leaves Northeast Harbor at 5:45am, with stops at Great Cranberry, leaving there at 6:15am and then Islesford, leaving there at 6:30am. Boat heads directly back to Northeast Harbor arriving at approximately 6:50am.
Late Boat/Afternoon Trip: Boat leaves Northeast Harbor at 5:00pm, with stops at Islesford, leaving there at 5:20pm, and then Great Cranberry, leaving there at 5:30pm. Boat heads directly back to Northeast Harbor arriving at approximately 5:50pm.
Summer Service is on the Elizabeth T, operated by Sail Acadia (207-266-5210). This is an early morning trip only and originates in Southwest Harbor. This service operates on weekdays May 1 through October 14. Boat leaves Southwest Harbor at 5:45am, with stops at Great Cranberry, leaving there at 6:15am, and then Islesford, leaving at 6:30am. Boat heads directly to Northeast Harbor arriving at approximately 6:50am before going back to Southwest Harbor. You can be picked up at the Cranberry Isles Manset Dock on the way to Cranberry Isles and dropped of there on the return trip from Cranberry Isles. Call sail Acadia if you need to be dropped off or picked up at the Cranberry Isles Manset Dock. The summer commuter boat can also stop at Sutton Island on its return trip from Cranberry Isles. One-way fare is $9.00 per passenger. Tickets can be purchased on the boat.
Local Transportation Information
Ferry Services:
Northeast Harbor: Beal & Bunker, Inc (207) 244-3575
Southwest Harbor & Manset: Cranberry Cove Ferry (207) 546-2927
Water Taxi Services:
Cadillac Water Taxi- Blair Colby (207) 801-1898
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A deeply rooted part of us is programmed to seek out and explore new worlds. That aspect of our humanity dreams of setting off in search of distant new places, even when they may, or may not, exist.
When the quest is very long and expensive, and the time comes to render a satisfactory account of the adventure to an overbearing potentate with a fickle disposition, we don't hesitate to lie in the most mesmerizing way. And that's how the Montreal suburb of Lachine got its name. When the impassible eponymous rapids brought the early French explorers to a full stop on the new continent, they named the place where they hit the wall "China - La Chine". There you go King Francis, mission accomplished! Finding a new route to India was another major 16th century mission foiled in large measure because the new world turned out to be not even remotely close to India. And that's how the native people of North America came to be Indians.
The ultimate paradox is that when we get to these new, exotic, or hitherto unknown places, we immediately do our best to make them the same as the boring old places we left behind. Thanks to that quirk of human nature you can stroll along the banks of the river Thames in London, without ever having to leave the province of Ontario. Sometimes we are a trifle more honest and we add the disclaimer 'new', as in New York, for instance.
I wish I could claim to have risen above the foibles of my ancestors, but I cannot do it. We are barely settled in here and I am on a quest to find the more iconic things I chose to leave behind, like Montreal smoked meat, of course.
Please don't imagine me as a semi-crazed lunatic, wandering the streets of Toronto with a frantic twitchy face mumbling to myself incoherently. But a quest is still a quest, no matter how casually it is undertaken.
Susan mentioned to me that her colleagues at her new job had mentioned to her, that there was a deli patterned closely on the Snowdon Deli right here in Toronto. What choice did I have? I had to go.
The Centre Street Deli is in Thornhill, one of the northern suburbs in greater Toronto. It isn't shy about its links back to the Snowdon Deli in Montreal.
I should say right now that I am not particularly a fan of the Snowdon Deli, well, not a fan of their smoked meat.
Here's a tip for you, should you find yourself on a quest for Montreal smoked meat. If the menu offers a choice of 'regular' or 'old fashioned' smoked meat, you haven't found the real thing. What you have found is the formulaic smoked meat that the majority of delis in the province of Quebec offer as 'smoked meat', and what most delis in Canada that claim to offer 'Montreal smoked meat' will serve you. The Snowdon Deli is no exception. Even the old fashioned smoked meat tastes like it was pickled or brined, it has a slightly rubbery texture, and even if it kind of smells right, and tastes familiar, it is a pale, pale, pale commercial processed imitation of the real thing.
In this, the Centre Street Deli has nailed the Snowdon Deli experience. The Centre Street Deli is very much a faithful copy of the Snowdon Deli in nearly every way and for that the owners earn well-deserved kudos. The restaurant and the deli counter offer an experience so similar to the experience you would have at the Snowdon Deli that it really is quite astonishing. The main differences are that the Centre Street Deli has oodles of convenient free parking in a strip mall, whereas finding convenient parking at the Snowdon Deli is a fool's errand; the Centre Street Deli is newer and bigger than its Montreal forebear; and the Centre Street Deli has a huge mural paying tribute to its Montreal roots.
I could have ordered anything and been perfectly satisfied, but really, how could I not order the smoked meat? Even if I was fairly certain that it would fall well short of the mark.
The smoked meat was as close to true Montreal smoked meat, as the Thames in London Ontario is to the Thames in the Queen's London. Another tipoff, is that no self-respecting smoked meat place in Quebec would ever, ever, put toothpicks in the sandwich to hold it together. Like never, ever. Tsk, tsk.
And so the quest continues, though I must admit that I don't hold out much hope. But there is hope, yes there is hope.
And it's not like I didn't eat the sandwich.
I did, and I left satisfied with the experience. After all, real Montreal smoked meat is a much sought after and truly rare delicacy for good reason. If it were readily available everywhere, would be it be anywhere near as desirable, as quest-worthy?
Looks pretty good but ... sorry if I'm gonna clog my arteries I choose pastrami from Katz Deli. I only have to have a hit every couple of years or so. Hey, it's been a couple of years ... nah, not taking any detours now. Good luck on your quest, they don't call it Montreal Smoked meat for nothing you know.
Once again, new things learned. This blogging thing is an education that I very much appreciate.
Thanks David and yes, good luck on your quest.
We always seem to seek out, or reproduce what we liked or miss dearly... for us it was German bread back when we lived in Canada. Our quest in Calgary lasted over a year, and then we called it off and started baking our own.... ;-) Well, David, I guess it was worth a try and hey, maybe you will find the holy grail of smoked meat in Tronna one fine day. Or maybe discover something utterly different?
Dom that's not a bad test. The Reuben sandwich is a staple in most delis all over Canada and the US. It's a good choice as a benchmark.
A natural mistaken identity, quite understandable.
Interesting... that's an additional vote for Katz Deli. We were in a local Benjamin Moore store getting some paint tweaked, and Susan was enquiring where to get Montreal bagels (I'm not the only expat on a quest). Once the topic of Montreal got going, Susan mentioned my thing with smoked meat, and the guys in the shop all agreed that my next stop should be Katz Deli.
In due course I have no doubt you'll read about that here.
Thanks Doug, and fresh congratulations on Hanna's success!
If you've never had Montreal smoked meat, think like the real-deal New York City pastrami, identical presentation, just with a different blend of spices.
Really good pastrami is just as hard to find.
That's a stretch, but the brightest hope, that I'm saving for later, is Dunn's on King street. It's a branch of the Montreal Deli by the same name, and their Montreal branch downtown is among the few places that serve really good smoked meat.
Believe it or not, I am toying with the idea of making my own.


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Supporters disappointed by Hochul's veto of study for group homes
PUBLISHED 5:21 AM ET Nov. 28, 2022 PUBLISHED 5:21 AM EST Nov. 28, 2022
Proponents of a measure that would have studied the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on adult group homes in New York were disappointed after Gov. Kathy Hochul vetoed the legislation.
The bill was among the dozens of measures Hochul vetoed last week, many of which created task forces to study an array of issues.
The group home legislation would have provided recommendations to the commissioner of the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities to develop ways of better serving people who live in the congregate settings, which were considered especially vulnerable to COVID-19 and struggled with recruiting and retaining staff in the early months of the public health crisis.
"Residents of group homes, who often have disabilities, deserve the right to weigh in on how they are being treated," said Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara. "However, the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted a stark failure in communication between residents and the institutions tasked with supporting them. My bill can establish a more open forum for feedback that can help target the issues most important to group home residents and their families."
In a veto message striking down several task force proposals, Hochul wrote the cost of all the bills would collectively exceed $40 million, something the state has not budgeted for at the start of the year.
Hochul's veto of the group home task force measure was packaged with vetoes creating studies for juvenile justice, an LGBTQ+ advisory board and older adult workforce development, among other proposals.
But the governor is also directing state agencies to review "ongoing efforts or future plans to address the issues described in these bills" and continue them moving forward with the existing financial resources.
Hochul earlier this year announced an outside consulting firm was hired in order to review and assess a broad range of policy decisions made by state officials at the start of the pandemic.


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Micah - Name Meaning, What does Micah mean?
Micah as a girls' name (also used more generally as boys' name Micah) is pronounced MYE-cah. It is of Hebrew origin, and the meaning of Micah is "who is like God?". Biblical: name of a daughter of King Saul who married King David. Also used as a short form of Michael.
Mika (#1298 IN 2016), Michael and Myka are the popular variation forms of Micah (#968). These relations of Micah were at the height of their popularity 4 decades ago (MEDIAN #1269) and are somewhat less popular today, with the version Michael falling out of fashion.
Micah is pronounced similarly to Mckay, Mecca, Mica, Micaiah, Mickee, Mickey, Micki, Mickie, Micky, Miki, Mikki and Mikko. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Aidah, Ainah, Alicah, Amicah, Binah, Dinah, Eilah, Gilah, Kiah, Kibah, Kivah, Lichah, Lidah, Lilah▲, Linah, Maiah, Maiyah, Malcah, Marah, Mayah, Merah, Mia▲, Miah▲, Mical, Michal, Michi, Mila▲, Milcah, Mima, Mina, Mira▲, Mirah, Miran, Miya▲, Monah, Morah, Myrah, Niah, Rinah, Rivah, Simah, Tinah and Zivah. These names tend to be less commonly used than Micah.


If you are looking for a luxury hotel in Phnom Penh Cambodia, you do not need to look further than Raffles Hotel Le Royal. Not only does Hotel Le Royal provide all the services and amenities you'd associate with a modern luxury hotel, but it is also a historical landmark, having welcomed royalty, writers, dignitaries, journalists, and discerning travelers since 1929. Between 1970 and 1975 many journalists working in Phnom Penh stayed here prior to being forced to evacuate by the Khmer Rouge, and part of the film The Killing Fields about real-life Cambodian photojournalist Dith Pran and American journalist Sydney Schanberg was set in the hotel. Built during French colonialism, the hotel is a mix of French, Khmer, and Art Deco styles with dramatic black and white tiles, a grand teak staircase, high ceilings, and claw foot bathtubs. Setting foot in this hotel is a bit like stepping back in time as the original look of the hotel has been maintained when possible. We were very pleased to not only have the opportunity to review a 2-night stay at Raffles Hotel Le Royal, but to have the privilege of staying in the beautiful Jacqueline Kennedy suite. We'll review our recent stay at the hotel, and we'll also give you some reasons you might want to visit even if you are not spending the night.
Getting here: The hotel is located about a 30-minute taxi drive from the Phnom Penh International Airport. If you arrive by bus, you'll likely only be a short tuk-tuk or taxi ride from the hotel (buses stop at various places in the city depending on the company).
Room cost: Room pricing ranges widely and depend on the season, starting at about $180 per night for the State Rooms with prices going up to over $1,200 per night for the premier Le Royal Suite. The hotel frequently has promotions for reduced rate packages, particularly if you can stay for more than 2 nights. If you are also going to be in Siem Reap, you may be able to get a package that includes discounted rates for staying at both Le Royal and Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor in Cambodia.
Phnom Penh was our second and final stop during our week-long trip to Cambodia. After three hot and sweaty days spent exploring the great temples around Siem Reap followed by a long overnight bus ride to Phnom Penh, Ethan and I were both ready for some pampering and a nice place to rest our weary feet. On our arrival at Raffles Hotel Le Royal by remok moto (a.k.a. tuk-tuk), we were greeted on the red carpet of the outdoor front steps by friendly hotel staff that helped us with our luggage and had us sit in a comfortable couch in the lobby to begin the check-in process. The hotel was gracious enough to accommodate our very early arrival time (6:30am) and since the room we had initially booked (Landmark Room) was still occupied, we were upgraded to one of the Personality Suites in the hotel.
We were led up the beautiful old wooden staircase in the historical part of the hotel to our room (there are also elevators of course). Today, the hotel has 175 rooms and suites, with 55 of these rooms located in the original 1929 section of the hotel and the remaining rooms in the three newer courtyard wings added in 1997.
There are four "Personality Suites" that have been decorated to commemorate the stay of a past famous guest. These include French president Charles de Gaulle, former U.S. First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, British writer Somerset Maugham, and French novelist and statesman André Malraux. We didn't realize which room we had until we got to the door and found ourselves in the Jacqueline Kennedy suite. The room is the one that is believed to have been the same one she stayed in during her 1967 visit and is decorated in the color scheme of the one-shoulder dress Jackie wore when she met Cambodian King Norodom Sihanouk. Around the room are several photographs from Jackie's visit to the hotel and to Cambodia. Other elements of the room, including the wooden floor, four-poster bed, writing desk, silk robes, ceiling fan, and claw foot bathtub, are elements found in most of the rooms of the historical hotel. As we later found out, this room is rarely unoccupied and is a favorite of many female guests and staff so we were lucky to have had the chance to stay there.
The rooms are not huge (by American standards) as this is a historical hotel, but we had plenty of room and we liked the layout of the suite. The things I loved most about the room were the wooden floors, big four-poster bed, large writing desk and the claw foot bathtub. I greatly enjoyed taking a bath each evening after a long day of sightseeing and I even used the flower petals from one of the cute towel animals left on our bed to put in my bath. Ethan and I also both enjoyed having the extra little seating area as we ordered coffee drinks each morning and would sit there and wake up while lounging in our robes and slippers. We also took a couple of hours one day to relax alongside the outdoor pools. The two pools are in the center of the hotel and serve as a calm oasis from the bustling city life happening outside the hotel.
From the staff dressed in Royal Khmer attire on the front steps who greeted us each time we entered the hotel to our room butler, we received wonderful service as you would expect from a five-star luxury hotel. Staff members were friendly and accommodating and sometimes went out of their way to help us. For instance, there was some issue with the wi-fi signal one evening and I needed to get online so the front staff worked with me to ensure I got Internet access that evening. Requested items (extra towels, toiletries, coffee, etc.) were brought quickly to our room and any questions we had were answered quickly. We used the efficient Concierge service for directions, restaurant recommendations, and to book our boat trip to Chau Doc.
Any complaints? The main complaint was the weak wi-fi signal during our stay; however, when the staff wired my laptop, the connection was fine and I had no problems, but I couldn't obviously move my laptop from the desk. It also would have been nice to have a balcony (most of the other rooms in the hotel do have a balcony), but I am not sure given the heat that we would have been able to use it much anyway. These two minor issues which were greatly outweighed by the great room and service.
The hotel has several distinct restaurants and bars that range from casual deli pick-up items to elegant fine dining. These include the Elephant Bar (drinks, food, afternoon tea), Writer's Bar (drinks, afternoon tea), Café Monivong (buffets and a la carte menus), Restaurant Le Royal (fine dining) and Le Phnom Deli (pastries, deli sandwiches, and salads for purchase). You can also order drinks and snacks on the Poolside Terrace while lounging in the pool area.
On our first evening, we had drinks at the hotel's venerable Elephant Bar. A long-time favorite watering hole in Phnom Penh, the Elephant Bar is a classy colonial-style bar that is well-suited for pre-dinner cocktails, appetizers, or after dinner drinks with friends. The bar was renovated in 1997 and contains original paintings by a local artist and there are over 1,000 elephant images in the room (they are everywhere!). I ordered the Femme Fatale which is the signature drink at the Elephant Bar and was named to commemorate Jacqueline Kennedy's stay as it was the drink she drank during her stay. The Femme Fatale consists of champagne with crème de fraise sauvage and a dash of cognac. It felt right to order it given we were also staying in Jackie O's room. Ethan just ordered a soda water and we were given some snacks to nibble along with our drinks. There are daily happy hour specials, a short food menu, and afternoon tea can also be served here during the day. We sat inside because of the heat that day, but there is also some outdoor seating. We had a lovely time having drinks, observing other patrons, and chatting with Noemie Payumo, the hotel's Manager of Marketing Communications, who joined us for a drink to give us more information about the hotel.
The breakfast buffet came with our room rate and we had breakfast at Café Monivong both mornings of our stay. Each morning on arrival, we were promptly greeted and shown to a table (choice of indoor or outdoor) and offered fresh coffee or tea. The buffet is sumptuous with so many items, both European and Asian favorites. In addition to a very wide selection of fruits, meats and cheeses, yogurts, breads, juices, etc., there were several made-to-order stations for eggs, noodle soups, and pancakes/waffles. I had a delicious omelette and Ethan enjoyed both pancakes and waffles during our stay.
Afternoon tea has been a tradition at Le Royal since it opened in 1929, and since we love afternoon tea, we had to try it here. You have the choice of having the afternoon tea in either the Elephant Bar or the Writer's Bar/Conservatory. Since we had already had cocktails in the Elephant Bar the prior evening, we decided to order the afternoon tea at the Writer's Bar and have it served in the attached small Conservatory which we really enjoyed. Raffles Hotel Le Royal was offering four afternoon tea set menus during our stay as well as some à la carte items. The four set high tea menus were Western, Angkorian, Chocolate, and Macaron with prices ranging from $14.50 to $20.50. We decided to choose the most unique choices which were the Khmer and the Macaron teas. Most of the teas served are from long-time French purveyor Debauve & Gallais and we both chose black teas. The food arrives on a silver three-tired tray and is nicely arranged. We both really liked the Angkorian High Tea featuring Cambodian food; the savory items in particular were delicious! I would definitely recommend this one to anyone who wants to try a non-traditional tea. We liked the colorful Macaron Tea menu items much less than the Angkorian Tea, as the combination of the sweet macarons with savory fillings like tuna and goose liver did not work well for us. We wished we would have had time to try the Western High Tea (looked great) and the Chocolate High Tea (Ethan really wanted this one), but these will have to wait until our next visit.
The hotel offers a historical French colonial setting with modern amenities and great service. We loved staying in the Jacqueline Kennedy Personality Suite and experienced wonderful food and service. What we loved the most about this hotel is that it has its own personality and has embraced its history and remained faithful to its original look. Guests are able to stay among antiques, walk the same grand wooden staircase used by visitors for decades, and take a look at photographs and other artifacts detailing the hotel's past. It is amazing that this regal place was once taken over by the Khmer Rouge in the 1970's.
If you're like us, you'll need a break from the bustling markets, beeping motorbikes, scorching sun, and crazy traffic that make up Cambodia's colorful capital. Returning to Raffles Hotel Le Royal each evening was a great break from the city and also a welcome place to relax after visiting the grim but thought-provoking sites (i.e., Choeung Ek Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum) that serve as reminders of Cambodia's bloody past. In addition to being an oasis of tranquility in the busy city, it was also in a good location and within walking distance or a quick tuk-tuk ride of many sites in Phnom Penh. We would highly recommend this hotel to those looking for a great luxury stay in Phnom Penh, and we'd love to return.
Want to Visit Raffles Hotel Le Royal Without Spending the Night?
Raffles Hotel Le Royal is not within everyone's travel budget, and we normally go for much less expensive digs ourselves. But even if you are not staying at the hotel, there are some more budget-friendly ways to come enjoy some of the colonial splendor of this historical hotel. While you can of course book reservations for a fine meal at Restaurant Le Royal, more budget-friendly options include having a happy hour drink and appetizers at the Elephant Bar, having afternoon tea in either the Elephant Bar or Writer's Bar (best to call ahead), or make a quick stop to pick up some great homemade pastries and sandwiches from the little Phnom Deli. Items at the Phnom Deli are half off from 6:00pm to 9:00pm each evening which is a great deal!
A delicious passionfruit treat from Phnom Deli – so yummy!
Would you stay at Raffles Hotel Le Royal during your next visit to Phnom Penh? Have questions for us about our stay? As always we welcome any comments or questions!
i had no idea that historic buildings such as this survived the genocide. i'm glad that it was preserved and maintained, it's so cool that former first lady jacky kennedy had stayed there…! i've been to phnom penh twice (and have family there) but have never seen this hotel. what an awesome experience. thanks for sharing about it!
Yes, a few of the older historic buildings did indeed survive and have been renovated. It was one of the last places that international guests (mainly journalists) stayed in Phnom Penh before being forced out by the Khmer Rouge with many heading to the nearby French Embassy. We hope that the hotel always preserves its historical character and it was really nice staying in the Jackie Kennedy suite.
I love the elephant theme throughout the hotel – especially the towel! Looks like a beautiful place to put your feet up in such a chaotic city.
This is a perfect hotel if you are an elephant lover!
Yes, a lovely stay in Phnom Penh. Given the heat and all the emotionally tough spots here (Killing Fields/genocide museum), it was especially great to have a nice place to unwind each evening.
Looks like a great place to stay for a romantic getaway!
How beautiful! It's wonderful that you got to stay for the review. What a great blogging perk! I love the colors that they chose for the room. I'm partial to anything Jacqueline Kennedy though.
I think this would be heaven for Jacqueline Kennedy lovers (the room, the drink, the photos)!
This hotel sounds absolutely amazing! I would absolutely love to stay here one day. It sounds like you guys had an incredible experience!
We definitely had such a relaxing time here – the room and service were excellent.
Yes, sadly I think it was the only luxury hotel in the capital that was able to really bounce back after the Khmer Rouge were overthrown. Even if not spending the night, it is worth the visit to have a meal or drink and enjoy the great architecture and old-world feel here.
Wow! That place is beautiful. Definitely different from my experience in Cambodia. I love how they used the colors of her dress as inspiration for the theme of the room! She was such a celebrity everywhere!
I'm usually not one for staying in fancy hotels, but I can totally see this hotel's appeal. That pool looks really inviting as does the main lobby area. I really like the idea of these personality suites.
Yeah, we really liked the idea of having themed rooms and suites, especially when there is some legitimate historical reason for doing so.
$180 for a State Room seems like a great price for such a luxurious hotel. Those towel animals are adorable, and what a good idea to use some of those flowers in your bath. I adore that claw foot tub, too. I think that the Chocolate Hi Tea is the one I would pick. Looks like a fab lodging option for Phnom Penh. I also like that it's a reminder of Cambodia's cheerier history (Jackie O!) instead of spending the whole time focusing on the more recent genocide.
Yes, Southeast Asia is definitely a place where you can splurge on some great luxury hotels and spa services for so much less than you'd pay in the U.S., Europe, Japan, etc. Yes, Ethan wants to go back and get the chocolate high tea too!
Wow, this does look like a swanky place! I love the colonial style!
Its odd to be in Cambodia or Vietnam at times and you could almost believe you were in France. However, its also a sad reminder for many of the colonial rule of these countries and their struggle for independence. But is does make for some pretty buildings!
Beautiful place!! I'd definitely enjoy a stay there!
This hotel looks awesome, I love the mix between old and new. And all those elephants everywhere, so cool!
If you find yourself in Phnom Penh, you should definitely stop by the Elephant Bar even if you are not staying at the hotel. They have a great drink list but also there are over 1,000 elephant images in the room!
Staying at a five star hotel is a dream of mine but staying in the Jackie Kennedy suite? Amazing!!
Yes, we are big fans of historical hotels and have been lucky enough to stay in a few! This one certainly has a personality and I believe it was the only luxury hotel in Phnom Penh that survived all the war and turmoil of the 1970s. Staying in the Jacqueline Kennedy suite was very special.
This looks awesome! I've still never stayed in such a nice place. Some day!
It was great! It is nice to be able to treat one's self here and there, and easier to do so in Southeast Asia than some other parts of the world.
I think this type of hotel is just what you used it for to rejuvenate after the hard slog of hostels, sweat, heat, and backpacking. It looks like a gorgeous spot!
Yes, after so much sun and sweating, it was nice to have such a nice place to return to each evening!
Oh wow, that looks so elegant! I stayed in a nice place in Phmon Penh but nothing nearly as beautiful as Raffles. Great photos!
We felt very pampered:) Although still pricey of course, luxury stays in Cambodia are much more affordable compared to the U.S. and Europe!
How cool! Sometimes a splurge like that is totally worth it if it comes with an excellent history.
Yes, it was a much needed splurge and place to relax after staying in budget guesthouses! We loved the personality and history of the hotel.


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Q: Python TKinter: Not moving to next frame and not saving variables and radio buttons not saving answers Okay, so the main issues are as follows: I am not able to move from frame three to four all of a sudden; When I have my buttons call the commands, they are not saving the names or checking if the answers are correct, any help would be appreciated
from tkinter import *
    import random
    import sys

#Question class, list of questions, and method to ask and choose the questions

class Question():
    def __init__(self,question,answer,options):
         self.question = question
         self.answer = answer
         self.options = options

    def ask(self):
        print (self.question + "?")
        for n, option in enumerate(self.options):
            print ("%d) %s" % (n + 1, options))

        response = int(sys.stdin.readline().strip())   # answers are integers
        if response == self.answer:
            print ("CORRECT")
        else:
            print ("wrong")

questions = [
        Question("what is a group of crows called",1,["murder","the night's watch", "school", "flock"]),
        Question("What is the square root of a potato",4,["does not exist","b)Half a potato"," c)Two equal portions that together add up to half the potato"," d)9"]),
        Question("What is the name of the owner of the white wand in Harry Potter",2,["a)Harry"," b)Voldemort ","c)Snape ","d)Ron"]),
        Question("How fast is a cheetah",2,["a)very fast"," b)ultra fast"," c)fast"," d)not as fast as the author of this game"]),
        Question("How old must Spongebob be",4,[" a)9"," b)16"," c)58"," d)18"]),
        Question("the best type of art is",3,[" a)classic"," b)french"," c)waveform"," d)electronic"]),
        Question("the best sculputres are made out of",1,[" a)styrofoam"," b)chloroform"," c)metal"," d)clay"]),
        Question("the best basketball player in the world is",3,[" a)chef curry"," b)stephanie cuurry"," c)Like Mike"," d)Paul George"]),
        Question("the best soccer player in the world is",1,[" a)Harry Kane ","b)Shoalin Soccer Protaganist"," c)Neymar ","d)Rooney"]),
        Question("which of the following people is an EGOT winner",1,[" a)whoopie goldberg"," b)neil patrick harris"," c)Tracy jordan"," d)Dule Hill"]),
        Question("how many sides are on an egyptian pyramid",3,[" a)4"," b)5"," c)3000"," d)100"]),
        Question("who is the real hero of the karate kid",4,[" a)ralph machio"," b)mr miyagi"," c)the tiger guy who almost beats ralph"," d)danny sans mom"]),
        Question("which was not a best picture winner",2,[" a)birdman"," b)dark knight"," c)gladiator"," d)hurt locker"]),
        Question("the most common surname is",3,[" a)smith"," b)mohamed"," c)Lee"," d)miller"]),
        Question("is it a good choice to take APES",4,[" a)yes its easy"," b)no its stupid ","c)yes its very interesting"," d)no because in one year the dark overlord khatulu may wreak havoc on all environments"]),
        ]

random.shuffle(questions)
#for question in questions:
   # question.ask()

########GUI##############
def setName():
    user1 = userOneName.get()
    user2 = userTwoName.get()

def raise_frame(frame):
    frame.tkraise()

def combine_funcs(*funcs):
    def combined_func(*args, **kwargs):
        for f in funcs:
            f(*args, **kwargs)
            return 1
    return combined_func

def checkAnswerUser1(intVariable, number):
    if (intVariable == questions[number].answer):
        user1Score = user1Score + 1

def checkAnswerUser2(intVariable, number):
    if (intVariable == questions[number].answer):
        user2Score = user2Score + 1

def resetGame():
    userOneName = ""
    userTwoName = ""
    user1Score = 0
    user2Score = 0
    random.shuffle(questions)

root = Tk()

f1 = Frame(root)
f2 = Frame(root)
f3 = Frame(root)
f4 = Frame(root)
f5 = Frame(root)
f6 = Frame(root)
f7 = Frame(root)
f8 = Frame(root)
f9 = Frame(root)
f10 = Frame(root)
f11 = Frame(root)
f12 = Frame(root)

for frame in (f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, f6, f7, f8, f9, f10, f11, f12):
    frame.grid(row=0, column=0, sticky='news')

### First Frame

#Labels and Entry boxes for user names
##content = StringVar()
##content2 = StringVar()
userOneLabel = Label(f1, text="User 1: Enter your name:")
userOneName = Entry(f1)
userTwoLabel = Label(f1, text="User 2: Enter your name:")
userTwoName = Entry(f1)

userOneLabel.pack(fill=X)
userOneName.pack(fill=X)
userTwoLabel.pack(fill=X)
userTwoName.pack(fill=X)

user1 = userOneName.get()
user2 = userTwoName.get()

user1Score = 0
user2Score = 0

##Next Button
NextButton = Button(f1, text='Next ---->', command=combine_funcs(lambda:raise_frame(f2),setName()))
NextButton.pack(side=RIGHT)

v = IntVar()
###Second Frame
questionPrinter1 = Label(f2, text= user1 + questions[0].question)
questionPrinter1.pack()
Radiobutton(f2, text=questions[0].options[0], variable=v, value=1).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f2, text=questions[0].options[1], variable=v, value=2).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f2, text=questions[0].options[2], variable=v, value=3).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f2, text=questions[0].options[3], variable=v, value=4).pack(side=TOP)

#When button is clicked, if the correct radio button is clicked, add 1 to the score
#add the same frame except change the user name
#do the choose random function every time the button is clicked

NextButton1 = Button(f2, text='Next ---->', command=combine_funcs(lambda:raise_frame(f3), checkAnswerUser1(v,0)))
NextButton1.pack(side=RIGHT)

###Third Frame
j = IntVar()
questionPrinter2 = Label(f3, text= (user1 + questions[1].question))
questionPrinter2.pack()
Radiobutton(f3, text=questions[1].options[0], variable=j, value=1).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f3, text=questions[1].options[1], variable=j, value=2).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f3, text=questions[1].options[2], variable=j, value=3).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f3, text=questions[1].options[3], variable=j, value=4).pack(side=TOP)

NextButton2 = Button(f3, text='Next ------>', command=(lambda:raise_frame(f4),checkAnswerUser2(j,1)))
NextButton2.pack(side=RIGHT)

###Fourth Frame

questionPrinter3 = Label(f4, text= user1 + questions[2].question)
questionPrinter3.pack()
k = IntVar()
Radiobutton(f4, text=questions[2].options[0], variable=k, value=1).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f4, text=questions[2].options[1], variable=k, value=2).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f4, text=questions[2].options[2], variable=k, value=3).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f4, text=questions[2].options[3], variable=k, value=4).pack(side=TOP)

NextButton3 = Button(f4, text='Next ---->', command=(lambda:raise_frame(f5),checkAnswerUser1(k,2)))
NextButton3.pack(side=RIGHT)

### Fifth Frame
questionPrinter3 = Label(f5, text= user1 + questions[3].question)
questionPrinter3.pack()
a = IntVar()
Radiobutton(f5, text=questions[3].options[0], variable=a, value=1).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f5, text=questions[3].options[1], variable=a, value=2).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f5, text=questions[3].options[2], variable=a, value=3).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f5, text=questions[3].options[3], variable=a, value=4).pack(side=TOP)

NextButton3 = Button(f5, text='Next ---->', command=(lambda:raise_frame(f6),checkAnswerUser2(a,3)))
NextButton3.pack(side=RIGHT)

###Sixth Frame
questionPrinter3 = Label(f6, text= user1 + questions[4].question)
questionPrinter3.pack()
b = IntVar()
Radiobutton(f6, text=questions[4].options[0], variable=b, value=1).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f6, text=questions[4].options[1], variable=b, value=2).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f6, text=questions[4].options[2], variable=b, value=3).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f6, text=questions[4].options[3], variable=b, value=4).pack(side=TOP)

NextButton3 = Button(f6, text='Next ---->', command=(lambda:raise_frame(f7),checkAnswerUser1(b,4)))
NextButton3.pack(side=RIGHT)

###7th Frame
questionPrinter3 = Label(f7, text= user1 + questions[5].question)
questionPrinter3.pack()
c = IntVar()
Radiobutton(f7, text=questions[5].options[0], variable=c, value=1).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f7, text=questions[5].options[1], variable=c, value=2).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f7, text=questions[5].options[2], variable=c, value=3).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f7, text=questions[5].options[3], variable=c, value=4).pack(side=TOP)

NextButton3 = Button(f7, text='Next --->', command=(lambda:raise_frame(f8),checkAnswerUser2(c,5)))
NextButton3.pack(side=RIGHT)

###8th Frame

questionPrinter3 = Label(f8, text= user1 + questions[6].question)
questionPrinter3.pack()
d = IntVar()
Radiobutton(f8, text=questions[6].options[0], variable=d, value=1).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f8, text=questions[6].options[1], variable=d, value=2).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f8, text=questions[6].options[2], variable=d, value=3).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f8, text=questions[6].options[3], variable=d, value=4).pack(side=TOP)

NextButton3 = Button(f8, text='Next --->', command=(lambda:raise_frame(f9),checkAnswerUser1(d,6)))
NextButton3.pack(side=RIGHT)

###9th Frame

questionPrinter3 = Label(f9, text= user1 + questions[7].question)
questionPrinter3.pack()
e = IntVar()
Radiobutton(f9, text=questions[7].options[0], variable=e, value=1).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f9, text=questions[7].options[1], variable=e, value=2).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f9, text=questions[7].options[2], variable=e, value=3).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f9, text=questions[7].options[3], variable=e, value=4).pack(side=TOP)

NextButton3 = Button(f9, text='Next --->', command=(lambda:raise_frame(f10),checkAnswerUser2(e,7)))
NextButton3.pack(side=RIGHT)

##10th Frame

questionPrinter3 = Label(f10, text= user1 + questions[8].question)
questionPrinter3.pack()
f = IntVar()
Radiobutton(f10, text=questions[8].options[0], variable=f, value=1).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f10, text=questions[8].options[1], variable=f, value=2).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f10, text=questions[8].options[2], variable=f, value=3).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f10, text=questions[8].options[3], variable=f, value=4).pack(side=TOP)

NextButton3 = Button(f10, text='Next --->', command=(lambda:raise_frame(f11),checkAnswerUser1(f,8)))
NextButton3.pack(side=RIGHT)

##11th Frame

questionPrinter3 = Label(f11, text= user1 + questions[9].question)
questionPrinter3.pack()
g = IntVar()
Radiobutton(f11, text=questions[9].options[0], variable=g, value=1).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f11, text=questions[9].options[1], variable=g, value=2).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f11, text=questions[9].options[2], variable=g, value=3).pack(side=TOP)
Radiobutton(f11, text=questions[9].options[3], variable=g, value=4).pack(side=TOP)

NextButton3 = Button(f11, text='Next --->', command=(lambda:raise_frame(f12),checkAnswerUser2(g,9)))
NextButton3.pack(side=RIGHT)

## 12th and final frame

User1ScorePrinter = Label(f12, text= user1 + "'s score is:" + str(user1Score))
User1ScorePrinter.pack()
User2ScorePrinter = Label(f12, text= user2 + "'s score is:" + str(user1Score))
User2ScorePrinter.pack()

User1Winner = Label(f12, text = user1 + "is the winner")
User2Winner = Label(f12, text = user2 + "is the winner")

if(user1Score > user2Score):
    User1Winner.pack()
else:
    User2Winner.pack()

####when the game is reset, the user names should be reset, the questions should be shuffled, and the scores should be reset

NextButton3 = Button(f12, text='Restart the Game', command=combine_funcs(lambda:raise_frame(f1),resetGame()))
NextButton3.pack()

raise_frame(f1)

root.mainloop()

A: You don't need 12 frames to solve this.  You can expand the Question class to handle everything associated with a group of questions, which is exactly what a class structure does.  Note that this follows your code, but is quick and dirty just to show how it is done, so you can and should make improvements.
class Question():
    def __init__(self, root, questions):
         self.fr=Frame(root)
         self.fr.pack(side="top")
         self.questions = questions
         self.correct=False
         self.ask()

    def ask(self):
        print (self.questions[0] + "?")

        ## [0]=question, [1]=correct answer
        Label(self.fr, text=self.questions[0]+"?",
              bg="lightyellow").pack()

        self.options=self.questions[2]
        self.correct_answer=self.options[self.questions[1]-1]
        self.v=IntVar()
        self.v.set(0)
        ## allow for options of different lengths
        for ctr in range(len(self.options)):
            b=Radiobutton(self.fr, text=self.options[ctr], variable=self.v, value=ctr,
                        command=self.check_answer)
            b.pack()

        self.result=Label(self.fr, text="", bg="lightblue")
        self.result.pack()

    def check_answer(self):
        self.correct=False
        number=self.v.get()
        if (self.correct_answer == self.options[number]):
            self.correct=True
            self.result["text"]="Correct"
        else:
            self.result["text"]="Wrong"

        ## while testing
        print self.correct, number, self.options[number]

class AskAllQuestions():
    def __init__(self, root):
        self.root=root
        self.this_question=0
        self.total_correct=0
        self.TQ=None
        self.next_but=None

        self.shuffle_questions()
        self.next_question()

    def next_question(self):
        """ self.this_question is a number that increments on each pass
            self.question_order is a list of numbers in random order
            so self.next_question picks the self.this_question number
            from the random order self.question_order list
        """
        if self.TQ:  ## not first question
            if self.TQ.correct:
                self.total_correct += 1
            print "Total Correct", self.total_correct
            self.TQ.fr.destroy()
            self.next_q_fr.destroy()

        if self.this_question < len(self.question_order):
            this_question_num=self.question_order[self.this_question]
            self.this_question += 1

            self.next_q_fr=Frame(self.root)
            self.next_q_fr.pack(side="bottom")
            self.next_but=Button(self.next_q_fr, text='Next ---->', bg="orange",
                    command=self.next_question)
            self.next_but.pack(side="top")
            Button(self.next_q_fr, text="End Program", command=root.quit,
                   bg="red").pack(side="bottom")
            self.TQ=Question(self.root, self.all_questions[this_question_num])
        else:
            self.root.quit()

    def shuffle_questions(self):
        self.all_questions = [
        ("what is a group of crows called",1,["murder","the night's watch", "school", "flock"]),
        ("What is the square root of a potato",4,["does not exist","b)Half a potato"," c)Two equal portions that together add up to half the potato"," d)9"]),
        ("What is the name of the owner of the white wand in Harry Potter",2,["a)Harry"," b)Voldemort ","c)Snape ","d)Ron"]),
        ("How fast is a cheetah",2,["a)very fast"," b)ultra fast"," c)fast"," d)not as fast as the author of this game"]),
        ("How old must Spongebob be",4,[" a)9"," b)16"," c)58"," d)18"]),
        ("the best type of art is",3,[" a)classic"," b)french"," c)waveform"," d)electronic"]),
        ("the best sculputres are made out of",1,[" a)styrofoam"," b)chloroform"," c)metal"," d)clay"]),
        ("the best basketball player in the world is",3,[" a)chef curry"," b)stephanie cuurry"," c)Like Mike"," d)Paul George"]),
        ("the best soccer player in the world is",1,[" a)Harry Kane ","b)Shoalin Soccer Protaganist"," c)Neymar ","d)Rooney"]),
        ("which of the following people is an EGOT winner",1,[" a)whoopie goldberg"," b)neil patrick harris"," c)Tracy jordan"," d)Dule Hill"]),
        ("how many sides are on an egyptian pyramid",3,[" a)4"," b)5"," c)3000"," d)100"]),
        ("who is the real hero of the karate kid",4,[" a)ralph machio"," b)mr miyagi"," c)the tiger guy who almost beats ralph"," d)danny sans mom"]),
        ("which was not a best picture winner",2,[" a)birdman"," b)dark knight"," c)gladiator"," d)hurt locker"]),
        ("the most common surname is",3,[" a)smith"," b)mohamed"," c)Lee"," d)miller"]),
        ("is it a good choice to take APES",4,[" a)yes its easy"," b)no its stupid ","c)yes its very interesting"," d)no because in one year the dark overlord khatulu may wreak havoc on all environments"]),
        ]

        self.question_order=range(len(self.all_questions))
        random.shuffle(self.question_order)

root=Tk()
AQ=AskAllQuestions(root)
root.mainloop()

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