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Nikkatsu International Building & Nikkatsu Hotel, c. 1960.
1960s • Architecture • Commerce
Tagged with: Hotels & ryokan, Marunouchi District, Nikkatsu Hotel
Nikkatsu Hotel, Tokyo, c. 1965. The first modern office building built in Tokyo after World War II, the Nikkatsu International Building was completed in 1952 just as the Occupation of Japan was ending. Occupying the four top floors of the building was the 133-room Nikkatsu Hotel, at that time the only serious rival to the Imperial Hotel in terms of luxurious accommodations and convenience. The buildings International Arcade included airline ticketing offices (including both Pan American Airways and Northwest Orient Airlines), a host of duty-free shops selling cameras and electronics, and the American Pharmacy.
Map: Location of the Nikkatsu Hotel, Tokyo, c. 1952. relative to the Imperial Hotel and Tokyo Central Station.
"On April 3 1955 [Joseph] Campbell flew to Tokyo and was whisked efficiently to the expensive Nikkatsu Hotel. 'But hurray for Tokyo and the Japanese,' he wrote. 'This tops Hong Kong and scores supreme for the cities of Asia visited so far.
'My hotel is an absolutely modern, absolutely clean, perfectly efficient, fine affair, with intelligent, trim hallboys and good service. The hot water is hot; the fixtures work; the room is attractive: and – the Japanese touch – when I entered I found the matchbox placed in a studied and pretty way against the ashtray: the desk blotter aptly placed on the desk, and the bureau drawers partly out, in an orderly way.'"
– Joseph Campbell: A Fire in the Mind: The Authorized Biography, by Stephen Larsen, Ph.D. & Robin Larsen, 2002
Aerial view of the Yurakucho district, c. 1960. The Nikkatsu Hotel is seen at center. Upper-left of center is the Dai-ichi Seimei Sogo building; at upper-right of center is the Nichigeki Theater.
Nikkatsu Hotel, lobby, c. 1960. (Colorized)
Nikkatsu Hotel, standard suite, Tokyo, c. 1960. (Colorized)
Nikkatsu Hotel suite, c. 1960. (Colorized) The trapezoidal shape of the building resulted in some rather unusual room layouts on the north end.
"Having retreated from the production scene a dozen years earlier, all but forced out of the business by the wartime formation of Daiei, [Nikkatsu] continued as a theater-holding company after the war, making its money by showing American films.
"… The profits from exhibitions allowed Kyusaku Hori, head of Nikkatsu, to build the big Nikkatsu International Building not only to house Nikkatsu's home offices but also to provide 'class' rental office space, luxury shops [including the American Pharmarcy, well-known to the expat community], and for the first time a modern hotel to rival the old and more famous Imperial Hotel.
"The Nikkatsu Hotel, opened in 1952, was the first modern hotel built in Tokyo after WWII."
– The Japanese Film: Art and Industry, by Joseph L. Anderson, 1982
The south face of the Nikkatsu Building and Hotel, Tokyo, c. 1965, with the grounds of the Imperial Palace in the distance. Back-caption: "One of the most modern and magnificent hotels in the Orient, located near the picturesque Imperial Palace. 133 air-conditioned rooms with bath, restaurants, banquet rooms, cozy cocktail lounge and coffee shop." One of the more prominent and popular stores in the Nikkatsu Arcade was the American Pharmacy, a Western-style apothecary frequented by Tokyo's growing expatriate population. Its signage can been seen above the sidewalk at the right corner of the building (below the SwissAir logo in the third-floor window).
"Although we were prepared on our visit in 1952 to discover that Japan was a country of 'contradictions,' to use a familiar cliché of those who deliver travelogues, it did not take us long to find out that the cliché was true.
"In 1952 any Westerner would discover this when he came to that intersection in downtown Tokyo where upon turning left he would see the then modern Nikkatsu Hotel with its bars, drugstores, doormen, flower shops, and liquor stores; and upon turning right he would see the Emperor's Palace, complete with moats and drawbridges."
– Journeys to the Japanese, 1952-1979, by Lucia White & Morton White, 2011
Another, earlier view of the south face of the Nikkatsu Building at night, Tokyo, c. 1955. Back-caption: "In the heart of nation's capital facing Imperial palace ground [sic], convenient to the business offices, government buildings and smart shops."
Nikkatsu Arcade newspaper advertisement, Tokyo, 1960.
"In a city like Tokyo, there are a number of stores which specialize exclusively in foreign products.
"Pharmacies can be found in all localities and are well supplied with all kinds of medicines, cosmetics, and toilet articles. The question of special medicines may present problems to a foreigner and the language barrier may further compound the difficulty.
"To help remedy this situation, Tokyo and Kobe have the American Pharmacy where various kinds of imported medicines and other medical needs can be obtained and where there is a registered pharmacist on duty."
– "Living in Japan: A Brief Guide for Foreigners", Japan Information Service (Consulate General of Japan), 1968
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Marcelo says:
Just for the record! This Hotel appears at the end of the film "Battle in outer space" made in 1955.
Very cool Hotel indeed!
Nice reportage, I like it.
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This week is a sort of diary taking in Mother's Day, new boots and more right here in Eleuthera and further afield.
Mother's Day was a glorious sunny day – as most of the days here are and we decided to take a drive north and treat my Mum to lunch at The Cove. Oh what a delight – great food – I had sushi – thank you very much ! The deck outside was nicely busy – plenty of visitors enjoying themselves eating lunch as well as a few taking advantage of the beautiful beach to swim, paddle board and kayak – is that right ? is kayak a verb ? – I don't think so – anyway you get my drift ! The staff are always so friendly and helpful and the standards remain as high as when Sidney was there.
Many of you know of my involvement with the Exceptional Learners and the new boots story is about a former student there. Kevin left the school three years ago and has not had anything to do – as is the case with many of the students who leave. Anyway – when we started work on the apartments we are building for the Governors Estate rental pool down in the settlement – Kevin, who lives opposite the site, used to wander over to see what was going on. He is a big chap – 6'6″ – we measured him ! and as strong as an ox. So Bob – being the sort of chap he is decided to let Kevin help out. From him randomly appearing and wandering off in the early stages he has now become a reliable addition to our team.
Kevin with tape measure, hammer and level – ready to work …..
The guys we employ on the sites have taken him under their wing and are very caring and compassionate with him. Early on Bob gave him a measuring tape, then a level and a hammer – which he always brings to work with him. We were delighted to discover that he is numerate – reading the tape measure better than some of our other workers !
Not quite sure what this means – is it a new gang sign ? – Bob Colman's gang ?
He has flourished with having a purpose to get up every day – and is certainly fitter and slimmer than he was before. As I said – he is a big chap – and he had only a pair of open sandals or Crocs with holes in the bottom. he started to ask us for some boots and after finding out that he wore a size 14 – extra wide fitting ! – it became apparent that I would have to buy them online for him. They arrived on Monday and we now have a properly shod worker ! He is delighted with them – but now needs socks – which I am picking up for him while I am in Ft Lauderdale for more dental work.
Kevin with new boots !
Actually I had an unexpected reprieve from the dental work as my dentist was picked for jury service and had to cancel my appointment. As always I decided to go for a nice meal the night before just in case I couldn't eat the next day and I tried out a new recommendation from some of our lovely renters. Timpano on Las Olas Blvd is famous for it's mussels and clams so I treated myself to the Black Skillet Roasted Mussels with olive oil and sea salt – served with melted divine unsalted butter to dip them in ! – so good …. They come from Prince Edward Island and were plump, juicy and full of flavor. Next time I may have the clams and the mussels if Bob is with me to share ! Thank you to Frank and Rhonda Regueyra for their top tip ….. It is always good to share your knowledge – especially for restaurants !
No trip to FL is complete without a trip to Ikea !
Not everyone who has been successful in material terms recognizes the implicit obligation to help others. This sets you and Mr. Colman apart.
Thank you so much. It doesn't take much to make a difference in many people's lives. We have had great kindness and thoughtfulness shown to us at difficult times in our lives – and you don't forget it. So it is lovely to be able to help others in turn…..
Thank you Dennis – kindest regards to both you and Mary….
Thank you and Bob for your kindness to Kevin and all the other Bahamians you work with. Real kindness is a rare thing these days, especially in the US, and it is always easier to look away when you see someone in need.
We saw Kevin approach Bob on our last trip, and he was so shy that he wouldn't hardly speak at all. Now he is learning skills, and more importantly, confidence, that will help him for the rest of his life.
You, Bob, and Kevin are the kind of people that we have so enjoyed meeting in Eleuthera.
How lovely to hear from you – thank you for your kind comments. Hope to see you soon….
Another wonderful "Best of Eleuthera" post! I love these wonderful updates. I always learn something new.
So nice to know that you are reading the posts ! See you soon…..
I love that you are helping people, giving them work and with their needs. This is a sign of true compassion!!!!
Wish you well and all the best.
If we all do a small thing it has a ripple on the pond effect…… Thank you for you kind remarks.
I remember Kevin. He would often be in the park in town near the orange food wagon. He would help the owner set it up. He was friendly and we started to talk on a regular basis as I made my food order there. I think you did a smart thing. Helping others to improve their lives is even more rewarding to the giver.
BTW I love mussels but never had them that way. That little tip is now in my note list as well.


General Dwight 'Ike' Eisenhower in Rome, Italy.
Italian newsreel titles read: 'Congedo del Gen. Eisenhower dall'Italia'.
M/S of Italian and American officers awaiting the arrival of General Eisenhower at the airfield. L/S of Eisenhower coming down steps of plane. L/S of Italian Guard of Honour, armed with tommy-guns. M/S of Eisenhower and other officers saluting. Ground to air shot of Italian fighters flying overhead. L/S of motorcycle dispatch riders with trumpets. L/S of Italian troops on parade. Eisenhower inspects Italian troops, tanks and other vehicles.
M/S of Eisenhower shaking hands with officers. M/S of Eisenhower speaking to small Italian boy. M/S of Eisenhower receiving bouquet from Italian girl. L/S of Constellation aircraft taxiing. L/S of Guard of Honour. M/S of Eisenhower talking with officers.
General view of prominent Italian Building - could be President's residence? M/S of Italian State Guard saluting. L/S of Eisenhower getting out of car. L/S of cameramen - pan to Eisenhower shaking hands with Italian President Einaudi. L/S of Eisenhower leaving. M/S of Italian Guard saluting. L/S of Eisenhower shaking hands with President Einaudi.
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General Eisenhower's night time arrival in Rome. Airfield scenes.
General Eisenhower leaves Rome. Airfield scenes.
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Eisenhower arrives at Rome airport, with President Gronchi, Eisenhower giving speech.
President Dwight Eisenhower meets with Italian premier Segni and Pope in Rome.


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Home/ Africa Confidential/Announcing the winner of JHR's 2nd Annual Award for Outstanding Work by an Indigenous Youth Reporter
Announcing the winner of JHR's 2nd Annual Award for Outstanding Work by an Indigenous Youth Reporter
Kanyen'kehá:ka journalist Shelby Lisk wins the award for her story on Indigenous-language revitalization in TVO — Shelby's photo by Matthew Hayes
TORONTO, May 20, 2021 – Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) is pleased to announce Kanyen'kehá:ka photographer, filmmaker, and journalist Shelby Lisk as the winner of its 2nd Annual Award for Outstanding Work by an Indigenous Youth Reporter. Lisk has been recognized for her story 'For our children: How families are passing down Indigenous languages' (link), published by TVO.org.
Lisk has roots in Kenhtè:ke (Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory) and is based in Ottawa, where she currently works as TVO's Indigenous Hub staff writer. As a journalist and artist, Lisk is interested in exploring contemporary issues in Indigenous and mixed-race identity.
The award was announced yesterday at a virtual ceremony in which eminent Indigenous journalists and writers Tanya Talaga, Karyn Pugliese, Angela Sterritt, and Ryan McMahon also spoke about the evolution of Indigenous journalism. They said that while much progress has been made, there is still a lot of work to do.
Tanya Talaga sat alongside Karyn Pugliese and Ryan McMahon on the jury for JHR's Outstanding Work by an Indigenous Youth Reporter Award, and congratulated Lisk on her win.
"Your work really is such a leader. You brought in four different languages in your piece. Seeing the language in your story filled us all with so much heart," Talaga said.
"We need to remind people of our languages, we need to keep our languages going, and to see it in print, digitally, was incredible. How you brought the stories forward [was] incredible. You were storytelling, in every single way you could."
Lisk accepted the award and noted how proud she was to be on the shortlist alongside Oscar Baker III and Chezney Martin.
"I was drawn to write [this piece] because of my own language learning journey, and because I felt that a lot of the stories that I saw about cultural and language revitalization really focused on this uplifting message of 'This was taken away from us but now we have it again.' It almost felt to me that [those stories were saying] 'it's okay that this happened, because we're really strong [as Indigenous people]'," Lisk said.
JHR Executive Director Rachel Pulfer said, "JHR is pleased to recognize and amplify Indigenous journalistic voices through its Annual Award for Outstanding Work by an Indigenous Youth Reporter, and Shelby Lisk is a most deserving recipient for her deep commitment to documenting Indigenous-language preservation and revitalization. We are grateful to RBC for its support of the award through its Future Launch program."
Lisk was one of three Indigenous journalists who were recognized in JHR's shortlist for the Indigenous Youth Reporter award, which also included Oscar Baker III for his article, 'A story of resilience: Decision to take son off of life support still haunts Membertou First Nation father' (link), published in Cape Breton Post, and Chezney Martin for her story, titled 'How can you reconcile on stolen land' (link), published in The Pigeon.
The award seeks to recognize a piece of outstanding journalism created by a First Nations, Métis or Inuit journalist, or team of journalists, between the ages of 15 and 29 years old, that was published or broadcast in any format and any medium in Canada, during the 2020 calendar year.
The Indigenous Reporter Award is supported by the RBC Foundation as part of RBC Future Launch, the bank's 10-year, $500-million commitment to preparing Canadian youth for the jobs of tomorrow.
The award ceremony was also sponsored by CTV News and APTN National News.
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'Bachelor' Fans Think Cassie Randolph Had Plastic Surgery Judging From Colton Underwood's Instagram Photo
by Lauren Weiler linkedin | More Articles: TV
It may be Hannah Brown's turn in the spotlight with The Bachelorette, but we'll never forget Colton Underwood's season of The Bachelor. While Hannah B. couldn't win his heart in the end, it was Cassie Randolph who won him over — and who Underwood also infamously jumped the fence for. While their relationship was uncertain at first, they've since proven that they're a Bachelor power couple who are seriously in love.
Randolph and Underwood are both constantly posting photos of each other on Instagram, and it seems one particular photo has fans questioning whether Randolph's had work done. Here's what they're saying.
Cassie Randolph has admitted to getting some work done before
A post shared by Cassie Randolph (@cassierandolph)
With her beautiful tresses and excellent facial bone structure, it's clear Randolph has some amazing genes. Her sister, Michelle, is also a model and actress, and when the two pose together, they look nearly identical. And Randolph's good looks had many Bachelor fans flocking to her Instagram to ask her how she manages to look so young and fresh. To everyone's shock, she was surprisingly candid with her answers.
Life & Style notes when one fan asked if she's ever gotten lip filler before, she answered during an Instagram Q&A, "Yes, I have gotten lip filler before, but I try and keep it as natural as possible." She then admitted that she's also had a little bit of Botox in her forehead. "So, I hope that clears up any of that. I've also always had very prominent cheekbones, so, that's probably why people think that," she then added in her video — and she also added that she hopes everyone does whatever makes them happy without fear of being demonized for getting a few injections here and there.
Fans think this photo proves she's gone overboard
Randolph has only spoken of the occasional Botox injection and lip filler, but fans think this photo that Underwood posted of the two of them shows she had some serious work done. The photo depicts Underwood leaning into Randolph as she's leaning slightly away — and their strong jaw lines and high cheekbones are clearly in view. As one fan commented on the photo, "i hope she stops with the filler bc she's starting to look scary [sic]" — and many others seemed to agree.
One of Underwood's followers wrote, "everything about Cassie is Fake! [sic]" Yet another added, "The photo shop on her eye is messed up. She doesn't need any touch ups she's pretty as is. Am I the only person who noticed? [sic]." And others seemed to think her face "looks like Michael Jackson" or the "Olsen twins," as a few others wrote.
There were, of course, others who just assumed the lighting made Randolph's cheeks and forehead look extra prominent — and they even had kind words for the couple's looks. "Look no rush but pls have babies the world needs a joint lineage of this bone structure [sic]," a kind fan added.
Has Randolph ever gone under the knife? She says no
Cassie Randolph and Colton Underwood | Phillip Faraone/WireImage
Randolph may have been candid about the minor work she's had done, but what about any major surgeries? Life & Style notes during her Instagram Q&A, she added that she's never actually gone under the knife. "I've had people ask me if I've gotten jaw reshaping, cheek implants, chin something, nose, eyebrow lift — I don't know. The answer is no. I have not gotten any of those things," she told her followers.
Her Instagram followers will likely continue to speculate on her appearance — and they've already expressed how they aren't loving her product endorsements for beauty since they doubt she actually uses them. At the same time, they definitely appreciate her candidness with the live videos. Let's hope the speculation doesn't affect her wellbeing in the end.
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Q: Rails3 Routing Problem I keep getting this error when trying to view a page.

ActionView::Template::Error (No route
  matches {:controller=>"classifieds",
  :action=>"edit", :id=>#}):
      40:                                 <%= h classified.category.name
  %>
      41:                                 <%= h classified.subcategory.name
  %>
      42:                                 <%= h classified.status %>
      43:                                 <%= link_to "Edit",
  edit_classified_path(classified)%>
      44:                                 <%= link_to 'Destroy', classified,
  :confirm => 'Are you sure?', :method
  => :delete %>
      45:                                 <%= check_box_tag 'remove[id][]',
  classified.id, false %>
      46:

routes file
Rails3::Application.routes.draw do
    resources :main, :categories, :cities, :users, :subcategories, :classifieds
    resource :user

    root :to => 'main#index'
    match ':controller(/:action(/:id(.:format)))'

    # route for simple captcha
    match '/simple_captcha/:action', :controller => 'simple_captcha'

    #admin logout
    match '/logout', :controller=>'users', :action=>'destroy'
    match '/login',  :controller=>'users', :action=>'show'

    match '/adminsearch', :controller=>'classifieds', :action=>'adminsearch'

    #search
    match '/mainsearch', :controller=>'main', :action=>'mainsearch'
    match '/:permalink_1/categorysearch', :controller=>'main', :action=>'categorysearch'

    match '/contactadvertiser', :controller=>'main', :action=>'contactadvertiser'

    #city page
    match '/:permalink_1', :controller => 'main', :action => 'city'
    match '/edit', :controller => 'cities', :action => 'edit'

    #activate, edit classifieds
    match '/activate/:activation_code', :controller => 'main', :action => 'activate'
    match '/edit/:activation_code', :controller => 'classifieds', :action => 'edit'
    match '/update/:activation_code', :controller => 'classifieds', :action => 'update'
    match '/delete/:activation_code', :controller => 'classifieds', :action => 'destroy'
    match '/classifieds/multidelete', :controller=>'classifieds', :action=>'delete_multiple'

    #category page
    match '/:permalink_1/:permalink_2', :controller => 'main', :action => 'category'

    #ad page
    match '/:permalink_1/:permalink_2/:permalink_3', :controller => 'classifieds', :action => 'show'

end

rake routes:
             main_index GET    /main(.:format)                        {:controller=>"main", :action=>"index"}
                        POST   /main(.:format)                        {:controller=>"main", :action=>"create"}
               new_main GET    /main/new(.:format)                    {:controller=>"main", :action=>"new"}
              edit_main GET    /main/:id/edit(.:format)               {:controller=>"main", :action=>"edit"}
                   main GET    /main/:id(.:format)                    {:controller=>"main", :action=>"show"}
                        PUT    /main/:id(.:format)                    {:controller=>"main", :action=>"update"}
                        DELETE /main/:id(.:format)                    {:controller=>"main", :action=>"destroy"}
             categories GET    /categories(.:format)                  {:controller=>"categories", :action=>"index"}
                        POST   /categories(.:format)                  {:controller=>"categories", :action=>"create"}
           new_category GET    /categories/new(.:format)              {:controller=>"categories", :action=>"new"}
          edit_category GET    /categories/:id/edit(.:format)         {:controller=>"categories", :action=>"edit"}
               category GET    /categories/:id(.:format)              {:controller=>"categories", :action=>"show"}
                        PUT    /categories/:id(.:format)              {:controller=>"categories", :action=>"update"}
                        DELETE /categories/:id(.:format)              {:controller=>"categories", :action=>"destroy"}
                 cities GET    /cities(.:format)                      {:controller=>"cities", :action=>"index"}
                        POST   /cities(.:format)                      {:controller=>"cities", :action=>"create"}
               new_city GET    /cities/new(.:format)                  {:controller=>"cities", :action=>"new"}
              edit_city GET    /cities/:id/edit(.:format)             {:controller=>"cities", :action=>"edit"}
                   city GET    /cities/:id(.:format)                  {:controller=>"cities", :action=>"show"}
                        PUT    /cities/:id(.:format)                  {:controller=>"cities", :action=>"update"}
                        DELETE /cities/:id(.:format)                  {:controller=>"cities", :action=>"destroy"}
                  users GET    /users(.:format)                       {:controller=>"users", :action=>"index"}
                        POST   /users(.:format)                       {:controller=>"users", :action=>"create"}
               new_user GET    /users/new(.:format)                   {:controller=>"users", :action=>"new"}
              edit_user GET    /users/:id/edit(.:format)              {:controller=>"users", :action=>"edit"}
                   user GET    /users/:id(.:format)                   {:controller=>"users", :action=>"show"}
                        PUT    /users/:id(.:format)                   {:controller=>"users", :action=>"update"}
                        DELETE /users/:id(.:format)                   {:controller=>"users", :action=>"destroy"}
          subcategories GET    /subcategories(.:format)               {:controller=>"subcategories", :action=>"index"}
                        POST   /subcategories(.:format)               {:controller=>"subcategories", :action=>"create"}
        new_subcategory GET    /subcategories/new(.:format)           {:controller=>"subcategories", :action=>"new"}
       edit_subcategory GET    /subcategories/:id/edit(.:format)      {:controller=>"subcategories", :action=>"edit"}
            subcategory GET    /subcategories/:id(.:format)           {:controller=>"subcategories", :action=>"show"}
                        PUT    /subcategories/:id(.:format)           {:controller=>"subcategories", :action=>"update"}
                        DELETE /subcategories/:id(.:format)           {:controller=>"subcategories", :action=>"destroy"}
            classifieds GET    /classifieds(.:format)                 {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"index"}
                        POST   /classifieds(.:format)                 {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"create"}
         new_classified GET    /classifieds/new(.:format)             {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"new"}
        edit_classified GET    /classifieds/:id/edit(.:format)        {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"edit"}
             classified GET    /classifieds/:id(.:format)             {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"show"}
                        PUT    /classifieds/:id(.:format)             {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"update"}
                        DELETE /classifieds/:id(.:format)             {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"destroy"}
                        POST   /user(.:format)                        {:controller=>"users", :action=>"create"}
                        GET    /user/new(.:format)                    {:controller=>"users", :action=>"new"}
                        GET    /user/edit(.:format)                   {:controller=>"users", :action=>"edit"}
                        GET    /user(.:format)                        {:controller=>"users", :action=>"show"}
                        PUT    /user(.:format)                        {:controller=>"users", :action=>"update"}
                        DELETE /user(.:format)                        {:controller=>"users", :action=>"destroy"}
                   root        /(.:format)                            {:controller=>"main", :action=>"index"}
                               /:controller(/:action(/:id(.:format)))
                               /simple_captcha/:action(.:format)      {:controller=>"simple_captcha"}
                 logout        /logout(.:format)                      {:controller=>"users", :action=>"destroy"}
                  login        /login(.:format)                       {:controller=>"users", :action=>"show"}
            adminsearch        /adminsearch(.:format)                 {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"adminsearch"}
             mainsearch        /mainsearch(.:format)                  {:controller=>"main", :action=>"mainsearch"}
                               /:permalink_1/categorysearch(.:format) {:controller=>"main", :action=>"categorysearch"}
      contactadvertiser        /contactadvertiser(.:format)           {:controller=>"main", :action=>"contactadvertiser"}
                               /:permalink_1(.:format)                {:controller=>"main", :action=>"city"}
                   edit        /edit(.:format)                        {:controller=>"cities", :action=>"edit"}
                               /activate/:activation_code(.:format)   {:controller=>"main", :action=>"activate"}
                               /edit/:activation_code(.:format)       {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"edit"}
                               /update/:activation_code(.:format)     {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"update"}
                               /delete/:activation_code(.:format)     {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"destroy"} classifieds_multidelete        /classifieds/multidelete(.:format)     {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"delete_multiple"}
                               /:permalink_1/:permalink_2(.:format)   {:controller=>"main", :action=>"category"}
                               /:permalink_1/:permalink_2/:permalink_3(.:format) {:controller=>"classifieds", :action=>"show"}
         simple_captcha        /simple_captcha/:id(.:format)          {:controller=>"simple_captcha", :action=>"show"}

A: You want to do:
<%= link_to "Edit", edit_classified_path(:activation_code => classified)%>

or edit your routes.rb to:
match '/edit/:id', :controller => 'classifieds', :action => 'edit'

A: Your routes are very redundant and contradictory. First, try getting rid of the catch-all route:
match ':controller(/:action(/:id(.:format)))'

as it should not be used if you're using RESTful routes. If that doesn't help, let me know and I'll update my answer accordingly.
Further, all of your match routes are incorrect. They should follow the pattern:
match '/my_controller/:id' => 'my_controller#action'

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There May Be 'About A Dozen' New Bridge Scandal Subpoenas Issued Today
By Hunter Walker
The New Jersey lawmakers investigating Gov. Chris Christie's (R) bridge scandal may issue "about a dozen" new subpoenas on Monday afternoon, a source in the State House told TPM.
The joint legislative committee investigating the scandal is scheduled to meet at 2 p.m. ET on Monday. Assemblyman John Wisniewski (D), one of the committee's co-chairs, told TPM last week that, for the time being, it is solely focused on allegations the governor's allies ordered lane closures on the George Washington Bridge in September to retaliate against the mayor of Fort Lee, N.J.
Along with these accusations, the Christie administration has been accused of threatening to withhold Hurricane Sandy aid from the mayor of Hoboken, N.J. unless she approved a real estate project there.
Since last week, committee members have been looking at documents that were handed over in the latest round of subpoenas. Christie's office, re-election campaign committee, and top spokesman were among the 20 individuals and organizations subpoenaed in that round.
The source who spoke with TPM declined to discuss who might receive the new subpoenas since the development was not "definite."


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Q: How to get value from index property in javascript? Here is my code:
const array1 = [{a: 'abc', b: 'cd'}, {a: 'abc', b: 'xyz'}, {a: 'abc',
b: 'mno'}];
let obj = array1.reduce(function(result, item, index){
    result[index] = item
  return result;
}, {});

let dealId = 123;
let value = {};
let array2 = [];
for (var property in obj) {
   value[dealId] = array2.push(obj[property]);
}
console.log(value)

The output of this is
Object { 123: 3 }
But I want and this is what I was expecting.

Object { 123: [{a: 'abc', b: 'cd'}, {a: 'abc', b: 'xyz'}, {a: 'abc', b: 'mno'}] }

Why am I getting 3 instead of an array? How to get the array?

A: Why not build a new object with a single key and the given array as value?
For the object use a computed property name.

const
    array = [{ a: 'abc', b: 'cd' }, { a: 'abc', b: 'xyz' }, { a: 'abc', b: 'mno' }],
    key = 123,
    object = { [key]: array };

console.log(object);
.as-console-wrapper { max-height: 100% !important; top: 0; }

A: Array.prototype.push returns the new length of the array, not the array itself. Your loop assigns the values 1, 2 and 3 to the same value[dealId].
Instead, you can move the assignment outside the loop:
for (var property in obj) {
   array2.push(obj[property]);
}
value[dealId] = array2;

Or you can simply use Object.values:
value[dealId] = Object.values(obj);

But note that this does not list inherited properties.

A: you need to add into aaray first then create the object

const array1 = [{a: 'abc', b: 'cd'}, {a: 'abc', b: 'xyz'}, {a: 'abc', b: 'mno'}];
let obj = array1.reduce(function(result, item, index){
    result[index] = item
  return result;
}, {});

let dealId = 123;
let value = {};
let array2 = [];
for (var property in obj) {
  array2.push(obj[property]);
}
 value[dealId] = array2;
console.log(value);

A:

const array1 = [{a: 'abc', b: 'cd'}, {a: 'abc', b: 'xyz'}, {a: 'abc',
b: 'mno'}];
let obj = array1.reduce(function(result, item, index){
    result[index] = item
  return result;
}, {});

let dealId = 123;
let value = {};
let array2 = [];
for (var property in obj) {
   array2.push(obj[property]);
}

value[dealId] = array2;

console.log(value)

A: Assign your new obj property (id) the requested array:

    let arr = [{a: 'abc', b: 'cd'}, {a: 'abc', b: 'xyz'}, {a: 'abc',
    b: 'mno'}];
    let newObj = {};
    let id = 123;

    newObj[id] = arr;
    console.log(newObj);


Fountain pens make great gifts. They're personal, stylish and fun, not to mention very useful in everyday life. There are so many fine pens to choose from, and you can guarantee personalization by having them engraved. However, because there are a lot of options, choosing the "right" pen for that special person on your gift list can be intimidating. Here are some tips for making it easy and enjoyable instead. Tip #1: Focus on the other person's preferences, not your own.
If you like the same things, you've got it made. But that's usually not the case. Put yourself in the other person's shoes and you're off to a good start. Tip #2: What type of writing instrument? There are four choices: Fountain Pen, Ball Point Pen, Rollerball Pen and Mechanical Pencil. What type is used as an everyday writing instrument? How about for special occasions like signing documents or writing personal correspondence? What is his or her profession? Answering these questions will help you determine the type.
Tip #3: Evaluate a handwriting sample of the person. This is especially helpful if you're going to pick out a fountain pen. And it's easier than it may sound. For instance, a fine nib is your best bet for smaller writing or writing that has slimmer lines. On the other hand, a medium to broad sized nib works well for writing that's larger and darker. If the sample wasn't written with a fountain pen, it will either confirm or change the decision you made as a result of Tip #2. Tip #4: Decide how much you want to spend. This can help you narrow the field and not get too distracted. But give yourself a reasonable range so you'll still have plenty of choices. Sometimes a slightly more expensive writing instrument will make a big difference in quality, performance and appearance.
Tip #5: What's the person's style? Is he or she traditional, a trendsetter or somewhere in between? Get your clues from personal or business attire, accessories such as watches, jewelry and eyewear, even what the person drives. These answers will help you pick a pen brand, finish, color and more, until you've made your final selection.


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You can watch the FIFAe Club World Cup. The tournament will be played from the 24th of February through Sunday, February 28. There are 42 teams left which is down from 480 teams during qualifying. The top two teams from each zone will progress to the finals for the chance to win FIFAe Club World Cup 2021.
These are the What If upgrade favorites you should purchase.Chelsea has been on a high since the arrival of Thomas Tuchel last month and, whilst they have tricky fixtures against Manchester United, Liverpool and Everton in the next three games, things get easier from there.
Leeds United - who are known for leaking goals - and relegation-threatened West Bromwich Albion complete the five domestic games, and it's highly unlikely Kante & co don't score six in that period of time.Speaking of Leeds United, they have a man who you should consider in the form of Brazilian winger, Raphinha.The limited-time SBC for the 87-rated What If player won't be sold in packs.
Then it will be determined that the player only gained two Stars but not 6 Stars. You are able to be awarded any Skill Games available in the FIFA Mobile 21 Champions League group stage competition for several times. This could mean that you'll be awarded an additional reward coordinate that will allow you to earn an additional 15 Group Points.
The Skill Game Meter will continue to add the three previous Group Points. It is possible to use the Bonus coordinate when you complete five Skill Games consecutively. In all cases, the Skill Game meter will continue adding the 3 previous Group Points. This is an event that is powered by energy that allows you to keep an energy limit of 18. This can bring a thrill and excitement to all that participates in the FIFA Mobile 21 Champions League Group Stage Event.
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BY RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL PODCAST The Renaissance Festival Podcast is a twice-monthly show of music and entertainment found at Renaissance Festivals. http://renaissancefestivalmusic.com NOTES * Helping you celebrate Celtic culture through music. My name is Marc Gunn. I am a Celtic and Geek musician and podcaster. This podcast is dedicated to indie Celtic music. I want to ask you to help these artists. Share the show with your friends. You can find more episodes at celticmusicpodcast.com. And you can support for this show on Patreon.
* I WANT YOUR FEEDBACK: What are you doing today while listening to the podcast? You can send a written comment along with a picture of what you're doing while listening. Email a voicemail message to celticpodcast@gmail.com THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC "Red is the Rose" by Abby Green from Why Should I "What Thing is Love!" by Craig of Farrington from Naughty "Lagan Love" by Darcy Nair from I Fell My Heart Fly "Cavan Girl" by Darren Raleigh from Silverwheel "Mourning Dove" by Emily Kellam from Waves on the Shore "Until Death Does its Part" by Ceann from Making Friends "Black Is the Color" by Jesse Linder from Crescent Moon "Broom of the Cowdenknows" by The Jolly Rogues from The Jolly Rogues "Name on My Soul" by Kilted Kings from Kilted Kings "Take You with Me" by Lindsay Smith from Beautiful Life "The True Lover's Farewell" by The Merry Wives of Windsor from Here's to the Men "I Never Will Marry" by Shillelagh Law from Songs From the Bridge "Will Ye Go, Lassie" by Tullamore from Wild And Wicked Youth "When Will We Be Married" by 3 Pints Gone from Auld Lang Syne VOTE IN THE CELTIC TOP 20. It's easier than ever to do. Just list the show number, and the name of one or two bands. That's it. You can vote once for each episode help me create next year's Best Celtic music of 2017 episode. http://bestcelticmusic.net/vote/ The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn, The Celtfather. To subscribe, go to iTunes or to our website where you can become a Patron of the Podcast for as little as $1 per episode. Promote Celtic culture through music at http://celticmusicpodcast.com.


I decided to start wearing some sweaters since it's a lot chillier outside lately. I love these green jeans I have because when I pair them with a printed top, it tones down the bright green color. They almost look minty. Pairing a black and white printed sweater or top with any color bottoms (green, blue, pink, etc.) always looks great!
I love the striped sweater with the teal jeans!


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Spring 2015 YA Scavenger Hunt + Giveaway!
Hey guys! I'm Christina Farley, your hostess for this leg of the hunt. I wrote the GILDED series, contemporary fantasies about a Korean-American girl with a black belt and a deadly proclivity with steel-tipped arrows who discovers an ancient Korean demigod has been kidnapping the first-born daughters of her family for generations. And she's next. The third book in the series, BRAZEN, releases September 29, 2015!
On this hunt, you not only get access to exclusive content from each author, you also get a clue for the hunt. Add up the clues, and you can enter for our prize–one lucky winner will receive one signed book from each author on the hunt in my team- that's a ton of books! Plus, at the end of this post, I'm giving away the sequel to GILDED, SILVERN, as well as signed posters of both books!
Go to the YA Scavenger Hunt page to find out all about the hunt. There are EIGHT contests going on simultaneously, and you can enter one or all! I am a part of the RED TEAM –but there is also a blue team, a gold team, a purple team, an orange team, a red team, and a pink team for a chance to win a whole different set of signed books!
Directions: Below, you'll notice that I've listed my favorite number. Collect the favorite numbers of all the authors on the red team , and then add them up (don't worry, you can use a calculator!).
Rules: Open internationally, anyone below the age of 18 should have a parent or guardian's permission to enter. To be eligible for the grand prize, you must submit the completed entry form by Sunday, Apr. 5th, at noon Pacific Time. Entries sent without the correct number or without contact information will not be considered.
Today, I am hosting LEIGH STATHAM for the YA Scavenger Hunt!!!!
Find out more information by checking out LEIGH STATHAM's website or find more about her book here!
This book sounds awesome! Now for….
Known for their extremely large muscles and soul piercing eyes, smithies can be alluring, but also quite hazardous. Especially to the finest cloth from Paris. Their physique is largely due to all the time they spend working at the forge over smoldering fires with heavy tools. This also lends a general air of dirt and grime which can be hard to scrub out. Even when the boy wants to impress you, and will try his hardest, his hands will most likely still be black from gear oil and will leave incriminating evidence on your gown. Best to steer clear altogether.
There can be many hidden wonders in a cellar. There can also be many creepy traps. Anyone you don't know very, very well who wants you to follow them into a cellar probably isn't worried about you ruining your dress. Plus, cobwebs, ew. Be very cautious.
It's generally best to run away from home in the middle of the night by cover of dark. This will prevent supervising adults from catching you and grounding you for all time and eternity or forcing you into a hasty marriage to an undesirable count. However, to avoid said count, you must also not bring a lamp, as strange lamps in the wilderness in the middle of the night tend to draw attention to themselves and give old ladies heart attacks. This will leave you stumbling around in the dark as your only option. If the way is clear, you will most likely run for fear of being caught, and you will also, most likely, fall and ruin your dress. If the way is under cover of bush and tree, you will then most likely catch your gown on said shrubberies and tear it anyway.
Guns have a very bad habit of leaving holes in things. Even if the said firearm does not kill you, but grazes your arm, it will make a nasty hole in your garment, thus leaving you bleeding and in a bad mood. This could also leave you with nothing suitable to wear to the next party without a fitting. Quite inconvenient.
Gowns, although elegant and quite flattering to the female figure, can also get in the way of many necessary opportunities (see above). It is therefore advised that you wad your gowns up and toss them in the rubbish heap. Dump them. Burn them. Chuck them in the channel, feed them to the fowl, generally destroy them in any way that seems fitting to your situation. This will, undoubtedly leave you with a ruined dress, should you decide you need one after all. But we are certain after trying a nice pair of aviation trousers, you will never go back to the frothy, frilly ways of maidenhood again.
LOVE Statham's fun, witty voice!
And don't forget to enter the contest for a chance to win a ton of signed books by me, Christina Farley, and more! To enter, you need to know that my favorite number is 7.
NOW FOR THE BONUS GIVEAWAY!
Enter this rafflecopter to win a copy of SILVERN and signed posters of GILDED & SILVERN!
77 Responses to Spring 2015 YA Scavenger Hunt + Giveaway!
This is my first time joining in but I'm enjoying finding new reads & authors.
I am also finding a bunch of new authors with books that I may not have heard about so quickly.
I like finding the new authors. As a book reviewer I honestly have not heard of a majority of these authors, so any new books I learn about I can add to my never ending TBR pile. Thank you for the chance.
I love the exclusive content! LOL! I must read her book!
My favorite part is seeing so many authors supporting and promoting each other! It's great.
I love discovering new books!
My favorite part of the scavenger hunt is all the bonus material and finding more authors to love!
I like learning about all these new YA books that are out or coming out.
Exclusive content & the giveaways!
The best part of the scavenger hunt is discovering new authors and getting to read exclusive content from the authors I know.
I love the exclusive content and finding books that I normally wouldn't have found. 🙂 Plus the thrill of MAYBE winning a bunch of books is awesome!
My favorite part is finding new books to read. There is always a handful that I haven't heard of and end up falling in love with.
Getting to find out about new authors and its fun searching for all the numbers.
Thank you for the giveaway! Your books sound amazing.
I have two favourite things: finding new books but also I'm curious to see what kind of websites/blogs authors have! Colours, fonts, images, whole layout.
Finding new authors and new books by authors I have already read and all of the exclusive content we get and pretty much everything!
Thank you for the giveaway and participating in YASH!
So excited for the YASH! I love learning about new books. And of course, having the chance to win them!
I'm excited about learning of new authors and new books from old favorites!! The game is fun also!!
My favorite part of YASH is definitely finding new books to add to my TBR list.
My favorite part is finding new authors! !
I love YASH! I love finding new authors and new books to read!!
I love finding new authors.
My favorite part… I'd have to say is learning about all the new books that I may not have learned about otherwise!
My favorite part is to get to know so many great new authors and books!
Thanks for participating in the YASH and for the giveaway!
I love discovering new authors and books!
I love all the special content!
I have really enjoyed finding all the new authors and their books and the opportunity to win these great reads.
I am a "signed-book" junky! I can admit I have a problem! haha But seriously … I collect books signed by authors. I travel around to various book events and meet new authors and get their books. The Scavenger Hunt brings this opportunity to my house. It is an amazing idea!!!
I love being introduced to a whole new list of books to put on my reading list!
I like finding the author's favorite number (it can be a bit challenging), meeting authors, discovering new books and reading the extras! Thank you for the giveaway.
I love discovering new books and storylines!
I love discovering new authors and books. My TBR list just keeps growing!
Finding new authors I haven't heard of before.
I like finding all the new authors and then looking for the numbers. I don't know why I like looking for the numbers I just do.
I love finding new books to read and being introduced to all of these new authors.
What I find fantastic about this is that, while discovering new authors to try out, I'm also getting more of a sense of their personalities. If I like the author as a person (and I usually do, I've only had a few cases where I decided to not buy any of their books…long story), I want to support them. Supporting them means buying more goodies so they'll keep writing! I also love that, looking at just the giveaway part, this is a much more engaging way to go for raffle entries. It's not the mindless clicking that a lot of the giveaways turn into. I like that it kind of forces you to pay attention, you know?
And, I wanted to tell you how fascinating your series sounds! I have book 1 apparently (It's on a shelf in goodreads for my Amazon books) and need to read it. Love stories incorporating mythology, especially when it's from a culture that I've not heard much about. We studied Greek and Roman mythology in school, but never Korean. It'll be fascinating getting that exposure! Thanks for using it instead of the more common mythologies!
Finding new and favorite author book content.
Finding new books for my list.
Finding different books I might want to read.
I love the excerpts and music playlist. I always fan girl that a author love the same song as me, haha. It's super fun.
My favorite part of this is being able to find so many new authors and blogs I hadn't known about before – as well as a ton of books to add to my TBR pile!
My favorite thing is getting to be introduced to new authors and new stories. And you for participating. It's wonderful to meet you. I look forward to reading your stories.
My favourite thing about YASH is the super exclusive content that I get to read about books that I have wanted forever!
I love all of the exclusive content!
My favourite part was finding new, interesting books to read. I love finding new books to read and authors to be introduced to!
Finding new books to read!
I love communicating with other readers and authors. and the prizes!!!!
My favorite part of the YASH is finding exclusive content of my favorite authors and finding out about other authors that I may not know.
I love going to all the different blogs and seeing the different way authors hid numbers! I also love discovering more about other books!
I love finding new books to read and also getting bonus content from books I have read!
The best part of this YA Scavenger Hunt is exploring sooo many different blogs and sites for these unique writers. I have so far added 20 plus books to my to-read list of YA books. This is so fun!


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Tveitsund (Treungen) is een plaats in de Noorse gemeente Nissedal, provincie Vestfold og Telemark. Tveitsund telt 345 inwoners (2007) en heeft een oppervlakte van 0,57 km². Het dorp ligt aan riksvei 41. In het verleden was Treungen het eindpunt van de spoorlijn Treungenbanen die naar Arendal liep. Het traject tot Nelaug is inmiddels opgebroken. Het gemeentebestuur van Nissedal zetelt in het dorp.

Plaats in Vestfold og Telemark
Nissedal

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Shanthnu Bhagyaraj married VJ Keerthi on Friday, 21 August. The marriage was attended by the some of the big names of the film industry.
Ilayathalapathy Vijay, Prabhu Ganesan, Venkatesh, Parthiban, Khushboo, Mani Ratnam with his wife Suhasini, Vishal, Karthi, Jyothika, Soori, Vijaykumar, Sarath Kumar with his wife Radhika, and many other notable personalities graced the wedding to bless the newly married couple.
The whole wedding affair is now trending of social media platform Facebook with the wedding pictures of Shanthanu and Keerthi being shared online. Both Shanthanu and Keerthi were seen wearing traditional Indian attire for the wedding. Shanthanu wore a white silk shirt and dhoti while Keerthi adorned a beautiful orange and green saree. She wore intricately designed heavy jewelry that went along with her traditional look. Later she was seen a peach and pink Lehenga and Shanthanu wore a purple Sherwani.
Shanthanu Bhagyaraj who debuted with Sakkarakatti in 2008, is the son of popular actor and director K Bhagyaraj. Keerthi is the daughter of the popular choreographer Jayanthi and Vijayakumar. She has a huge presence as popular anchor on a television channel.


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My husband and I lived (rented) in Virginia but worked in Washington, DC from September 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010. However, we own a home in Georgia where we lived since 2002. Since July 2010, I have collected unemployment from Washington, DC and my husband has worked and payed taxes in Belize, Central America where we both currently live. We maintain permanent residency in Georgia. For 2009, we filed in both Georgia and Virginia but not DC.
In addition to our federal return, which state returns are we required to file? Should we use our Georgia address or Belize address on our returns? Is my husband required to report income earned in another country if he has to pay taxes here?
I know I will need to file and extension and seek professional tax assistance, but we are not sure which states we have to file an extension in?
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#1;In addition to our federal return, which state returns are we required to file?
#2;Should we use our Georgia address or Belize address on our returns?
#4;I know I will need to file and extension and seek professional tax assistance, but we are not sure which states we have to file an extension in?
#1;so your spouse 's home state is GA, as he worked in D.C. and are a full resident of other state, GA, he do not have to pay D.C. income taxes on his wages aslongas he submited exemption Form D-4A to his employer.es. as there is no Reciprocal Agreements between GA an Virginia you need to file your return on your income that you earned in Virginia as a non resident of Virginia and claim the tax paid to Virginia on your GA return.
#2;GAas its way your home state at that time fro 2009/2010 returns UNLESS you moved to ZBelize before 2009 or 2010.anyway when did you move to Belize??
#3;it depends; aslongas he is a US citizen/resident, then yes .if not I mean if he is a non resident alien then no.


that's so beautiful, yet, can be so ugly?
that makes you laugh and cry?
that's gentle, strong, soft and abrasive?
dividing it's particles but still holds together?
yet create so much ice?
Mother ! Can you see me ?
leaving a milky blemish on the virgin canvas.
until their playtime is interrupted by the bark of a dog.
they disappear in unison to their underground bunkers.
This is the last Christmas !
for growing weed and selling crack.
and medication for his reindeers.
of success, stress and fame.
in the mill pond glaze.
You cast your line and wait.
that chugs by all too often in your twilight years.
along the grass below the breeze.
of calculated weight of pace.
Let him use her threp'ny bits !
I did it when I was 15!
I was a bit naive to get stung.
I don't know, haven't got a Scooby Doo.
Should rhyme and stick together like glue.
The intonation to think like that.
My mates would think I'm a right ......Ball and Bat.
to keep touch, to keep in front.
lame ducks and lost sheep.
Wanderers stray and lose their way.
open arms and a warm heart.
Five seconds that's all it took.
Five seconds of rage, lost head.
his skull on the bench, now he's dead.
at least, before I see the light of day.
he threw it in my face and gave it all away.
Tippler toilets down the yard, pitch black.
ripped up newspapers down the drain.
not even a candle on cold winter nights.
and the rat runs out.
and steams up the window of dreams.
when all my troubles seemed so far away.
Fake friendships and visions of chill.
but I don't think he liked me.
me with gifts and meals.
blue lights scream, nee naw, nee naw.
two lads running away down the lane.
They took us in the car to the spot.
Hot, confused, we panic, give false names.
the ones. But Dibble says " You're arrested."


All dressed up and nowhere to go... Hell no, its going to Overland Expo!
Our Agile Sprinter is headed to Expo with the good folks from Aluminess to sit in their display.
It will have all the Black Beauty form Aluminess and a few new suspension Getty Ups from Agile Off-Road.
All I can say is NO MORE TRIPOD!
Method Wheels wrapped in General Tire AT2s.
Looks good! I can't wait to hear and see more about what's underneath it!
as long as every one is happy - in the end!
Super nice!!! Looks very sharp!!
Sharp looking. What's the bumper on the tail look like. The front is awesome..
Ramsey, looks fantastic. How about a clear shot of the graphics on the side?


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New Plaza Premium Lounge space in YVR
Myriah Saulnier
Canadian Traveller > Destinations > North America > Canada > British Columbia
First class experience available, no membership needed
Travellers can now enjoy the new 6,390 square-foot Plaza Premium Lounge space in Vancouver International Airport which offers a first class experience to all passengers, regardless of airline or class of travel, for $40.
The grand opening on March 3 revealed the new modern and stylish space, one of four plaza premium lounge spaces at YVR. It is located in the new A-B connector on Level 3 departures of the domestic terminal, after security and near Gate B15.
Access to the lounge for two hours costs $40 and includes the use of lounge facilities, showers and all food and beverages. It is one of the first pay-per-use lounges where a membership isn't needed.
Members enter the reception area through a soaring glass entrance and head up a sweeping spiral staircase to the lounge level. Upstairs, the expansive, open-air floorplan offers views of the airfield, mountains and the Strait of Georgia in the distance. The facility, furnished with a warm colour palette, has seating for 135 guests and includes a comfortable lounge, a business centre with computer workstations, and dining and bar areas.
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The new space offers three private luxury shower rooms with full amenities, and for a separate cost, guests can unwind or take a nap in the semi-private resting areas outfitted with comfortable recliners.
A variety of hot and cold food items are found on the menu, including everything from hot breakfasts, signature pastas, toasted paninis, quesadillas, soups and salads. For beverages, there are specialty espresso coffees, juices, beers, wines and spirits.
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The ruling from NY Supreme Court Judge Ferris Lebous that throws out a de facto moratorium passed by the City of Binghamton in December 2011. The judge said the Mayor and City Council did not have a sufficient legal basis to enact a moratorium. The case revolved around whether or not the law as passed was a moratorium. The judge ruled it was and threw it out.


I love a project that has a unassuming exterior and a BLOW YOU AWAY interior. This one is especially nice as the architects, Clare Design, Used industrial materials to create a warm and inviting home.
The juxtaposition of block, wood, steel, and corrugated metal create a beautiful harmony of materials. The curving roof structure opens the space and bounces light allowing for a bright interior in the midst of a wooded lot.
In particular I am drawn to this home design because of the simplicity of form. It is elegant without being extravagant. This soft touch using design to shape the experience is rare in today's design world.


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Philip Ernst von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg
M, #5641, b. 24 October 1655, d. 8 September 1677
Philip Ernst von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg was born on 24 October 1655. He was the son of Ernst Günther Herzog von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg and Auguste zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg. He died on 8 September 1677 at age 21.
Ernst August Herzog von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg
M, #5642, b. 3 October 1660, d. 11 May 1731
Ernst August Herzog von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg was born on 3 October 1660. He was the son of Ernst Günther Herzog von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg and Auguste zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg. He married Marie Therese von Velbruck, daughter of Conrad Gumbrecht von Velbruck, circa 1695. He died on 11 May 1731 at age 70.
He gained the title of Herzog von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg.
Marie Therese von Velbruck
F, #5643, d. circa 1712
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Marie Therese von Velbruck was the daughter of Conrad Gumbrecht von Velbruck. She married Ernst August Herzog von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg, son of Ernst Günther Herzog von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg and Auguste zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg, circa 1695. She died circa 1712.
Conrad Gumbrecht von Velbruck
M, #5644
Conrad Gumbrecht von Velbruck gained the title of Frieherr Conrad Gumbrecht von Velbreck.
Child of Conrad Gumbrecht von Velbruck
Marie Therese von Velbruck d. c 1712
Sofie Amelie von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg
F, #5645, b. 25 August 1654, d. 7 December 1655
Sofie Amelie von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg was born on 25 August 1654. She was the daughter of Ernst Günther Herzog von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg and Auguste zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg. She died on 7 December 1655 at age 1.
Sofie Auguste von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg
F, #5646, b. 2 February 1657, d. 20 July 1657
Sofie Auguste von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg was born on 2 February 1657. She was the daughter of Ernst Günther Herzog von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg and Auguste zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg. She died on 20 July 1657.
Ernestine Justine von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg
F, #5647, b. 30 July 1659, d. 18 October 1662
Ernestine Justine von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg was born on 30 July 1659. She was the daughter of Ernst Günther Herzog von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg and Auguste zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg. She died on 18 October 1662 at age 3.
Dorothea Luise von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg
F, #5648, b. 11 October 1663, d. 21 April 1721
Dorothea Luise von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg was born on 11 October 1663. She was the daughter of Ernst Günther Herzog von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg and Auguste zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg. She died on 21 April 1721 at age 57.
She was the Abbess at Itzehoe, GermanyG.
Richard Calthrop1
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Richard Calthrop lived at Swineshead Abbey, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.1
Child of Richard Calthrop
Elizabeth Anne Calthrop+1 d. 3 Dec 1847
[S6] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoffrey H. White, Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom, Extant, Extinct or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint in 6 volumes, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume I, page 120. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage.
Louisa Mary Calthrop1
F, #5650, d. 22 March 1877
Last Edited=3 Apr 2004
Louisa Mary Calthrop was born at Withern, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.1 She was the daughter of William Charles Calthrop and Louisa Jane Carr.1 She married Richard Everard Webster, 1st Baron Alverstone, son of Thomas W. Webster and Elizabeth Anne Calthrop, on 20 August 1872 at Withern, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.1 She died on 22 March 1877 at Hornton Lodge, Kensington, London, EnglandG.1 She was buried at Norwood, Surrey, EnglandG.1
From 20 August 1872, her married name became Webster.1
Children of Louisa Mary Calthrop and Richard Everard Webster, 1st Baron Alverstone
Hon. Dora Marion Webster2 b. 18 May 1873
Hon. Arthur Harold Webster1 b. 16 Jun 1874, d. 8 Aug 1902
[S21] L. G. Pine, The New Extinct Peerage 1884-1971: Containing Extinct, Abeyant, Dormant and Suspended Peerages With Genealogies and Arms (London, U.K.: Heraldry Today, 1972), page 5. Hereinafter cited as The New Extinct Peerage.


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Economics, Living Savannah
A curious editorial about Savannah, Jasper, and Charleston by the chair of the S.C. State Ports Authority
by bill dawers • December 21, 2011
I wonder if newcomers to the ongoing battle over the proposed Savannah Harbor Expansion Project — the dredging of the Savannah River to 48 feet to accommodate larger ships that will be coming through the Panama Canal after its expansion is complete — can even follow the various ins and outs of the political battles now being waged.
Last week, S.C. Senator Lindsey Graham was primarily responsible for authorizing close to half a billion in federal funding for port deepening on the East Coast. But the bill didn't fund specific ports — it simply told the Corps of Engineers to use the funds appropriately after establishing a national strategy for shipping infrastructure. Many Georgians seemed to see that as good news for the ports, but I didn't. If the COE is looking at a national strategy and at the taxpayers' bang-for-the-buck, consider: a) we don't need to dredge every port on the East Coast and b) the length of Savannah's 30-plus mile channel hardly will be in its favor in any comparison. South Carolinians might also end up losing out on federal help under Graham's bill: since Panama Canal officials have said that only a few East Coast ports need to be able to handle the larger post-Panamax ships, there are plenty of other options outside the lightly populated Lowcountry. Those options include Miami, Baltimore, Norfolk, and New York (several of which are in states with more political clout or in swing states in national elections).
Throw into the mix the on-again-off-again plans for a new Jasper County port in South Carolina on the north side of the Savannah River (closer to the open ocean than the current Georgia ports), and we've got a fluid, unpredictable situation.
Now there's this guest editorial in the Charleston Post and Courier by Bill H. Stern, chairman of the South Carolina State Ports Authority: A forward course for Jasper port. He outlines tough new conditions for Georgia to meet if South Carolina is going to support the Savannah River dredging:
–Release the 50-year federal easements on the entire 1,500-acre Jasper port site by a defined, mutually agreed upon date and adopt a new dredged material management plan;
–Share equally the significant costs of roads and other infrastructure to the site;
–Measure the navigational capacity of the constrained Savannah River to evaluate how much new ship traffic can be accommodated;
–Determine if there is significant private sector interest in going forward with the Jasper port earlier than demand warrants based on the port capacity in Savannah and Charleston; and
–Ensure equal, dual-rail access from both major railroads.
Until those conditions are met, the S.C. State Ports Authority says it won't spend any additional funds on the Jasper site.
But Stern makes some implications in the editorial that are seemingly at odds with the Corps of Engineers' economic analysis (which I have written about a number of times). That COE analysis is quite clear on several points. Major shipping companies are not going to quickly mothball their existing fleets and invest in a plethora of new, larger ships. Even if the Savannah River is not dredged, so says the COE, the Georgia ports will continue to see more and more vessels and cargo through 2032, when landside capacity will be maxed out.
That analysis hardly gibes with statements that Stern makes in today's column, like saying that a Jasper Terminal with 48 feet of water instead of 50 feet "would be obsolete before it could be built." He writes:
In 1999, when the proposed Savannah River deepening project began, a depth of 48 feet may have been adequate. Today's global shipping market requires more.
Under present conditions, it's a bad deal for taxpayers to spend billions of dollars on public infrastructure for a Jasper terminal served by a river that lacks the depth needed for modern global commerce.
Essentially, Stern is trying to get SHEP completely rethought as a 50-foot channel that goes at least as far as the unbuilt Jasper port. He mentions the need for further environmental study, but doesn't really discuss the likelihood that further study could literally add years more to the timeline. At that point, the one clear advantage that the Georgia ports had in terms of funding — the fact that Georgia has the process so much further along than some other states' ports — will likely be gone. And if that advantage is lost, the rationale for deepening the Savannah and/or Jasper ports will likely be trumped by other cities' ports where dredging can be done at less cost and in closer proximity to major centers of commerce.
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58% of Israeli Arabs believe Netanyahu government sincere in desire to make peace, but 63% of Israeli Jews oppose major West Bank pullout, poll finds
August 6, 2013 By joelcrosenberg in Epicenter
Seated from left to right: Israeli negotiator Yitzhak Molcho, Israeli Justice Minister/chief negotiator Tzipi Livni, Palestinian chief negotiator Saeb Erekat & Palestinian negotiator Mohammed Shtayyeh, at a dinner marking the resumption of peace talks in Washington on July 29, 2013. (photo credit: Charles Dharapak/AP/Times of Israel)
(Denver, Colorado) — A new poll provides intriguing insights into the thinking of Israeli Arabs, as well as Israeli Jews, with regards to the newly re-started peace talks, reports the Times of Israel.
Key excerpts from the story:
The poll, released Tuesday by the Israel Democracy Institute and Tel Aviv University, found that 63 percent of Jews in Israel oppose a withdrawal to the 1967 lines with land swaps as part of any peace arrangement with the Palestinian Authority, even if it meant Israel would hold onto the Etzion Bloc, directly south of Jerusalem; Ma'aleh Adumim, east of the capital; and Ariel in the central West Bank about 34 kilometers (21 miles) east of Tel Aviv.
The poll was conducted among 602 respondents in late July, after the announcement of new peace talks with the Palestinians, and has a statistical error of 4.5%.
According to the survey, 50% of Jewish Israelis also oppose the transfer of Arab neighborhoods in Jerusalem to Palestinian Authority control with a special arrangement for Jewish holy sites.
Israeli Arabs are more optimistic than their Jewish counterparts regarding the prospects of newly resumed negotiations with the Palestinian Authority. Seventy-nine percent of Israeli Jews believe talks have a low chance of success, as opposed to 18% who believe that the chances are high. Only 41% of the Arab Israelis surveyed said the talks had a low chance of success, while 47% said they had a good chance at success.
Despite the overall pessimism among Jewish respondents, 61% said that they were in favor of the peace talks, as opposed to 33% who said they were opposed. Ninety-one percent of the Arab citizens polled said they supported the negotiations. Only 6% opposed them.
Seventy-seven percent of Israeli Jews would oppose any agreement that recognized in principle a right of return for Palestinian refugees and their descendants, with a small number being allowed to come and live in Israel, and compensation for the rest.
The majority of both Jews and Arabs surveyed — 63% of Jews and 58% of Arabs — said the Netanyahu government was sincere in its desire for negotiations with the Palestinian Authority. However, only 29% of Jews felt that the same could be said for the PA negotiators, while 85% of the Arabs said the PA was sincere in its return to the negotiating table.
Asked if they believed that the prime minister could safeguard Israel's security while negotiating with the PA, 60% of the Jews surveyed answered in the affirmative, as opposed to 37% who said they didn't trust him. Among Israeli Arabs, 32% said that they trusted the prime minister in this regard, while 64% did not.
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Only as throw-ins. Q has pretty much no value...pretty soon he'll be a guy who floats from AHL team to AHL team, until he decides it's time to give up the dream. McLeod has a little value, but not very much. First full pro season was not terribly impressive overall...though I guess you can say that at least he didn't seem to be completely helpless at the NHL level.
I think pretty much everyone expects some of these picks to be moved. Only possible exception I see is if Shero is looking to dump some of the current AHLers for upgrades (through drafting), but I think at least one deal for a "young vet" or "will play on the Devils right away" kind of piece is coming. I understand Shero's thinking when he's done this, but the results have been mixed: Palms, MoJo, Mueller and Bennett were all acquired this way. Palms was a great homework trade, in that his meh-ish numbers as a Duck had more to do with lack of opportunity than lack of talent. Devils and MoJo couldn't have had worse luck, as far as that one goes, but it had all of the makings of being a good deal at the time it was made. Mueller was a classic "former first-rounder, maybe we can get more out of him than his first team did" gamble...so far, not much of a return. Bennett was a similar situation...former first-rounder, maybe Devils are able to get some of that ability out of him.
McLeod has a little value, but not very much. First full pro season was not terribly impressive overall...though I guess you can say that at least he didn't seem to be completely helpless at the NHL level.
Numbers at Bingo were not really good.
The Devils were not disinterested at all...losing a fair amount + not being terribly talented doesn't equal disinterest. That team was trying right up until the very end. They just weren't very good.
McLeod definitely has a chance to up his value even if he's not on the big club next season, but my observation is based on right now. If you're a GM from another team, do you have much interest in McLeod, based on his pro body of work to date (or to put it another way...are you coughing up anywhere near a #12 overall pick for him)? That's what I mean when I say that his value isn't very high as of the 2019 offseason. Maybe he makes some strides next year, in his second full pro season. Still young but unfortunately not THAT young anymore...he'll turn 22 mid-season next year. I agree in that 2019-20 is a biggie for him...I have a feeling that he's going to be moved in a 2020 deadline deal as part of a package (Hughes would pretty much make him obsolete, as far as the NHL Devils go), but that really depends if the Devils are legit buyers at that point.
i think.... it's likely that Shero will look into possible trades. Any good GM is always looking at ways to improve his team but i don't think he HAS to trade them.
Wonder if anyone would have interest in Q & maybe McCleod?
Are there any scientists doing experiments about untimely erections and skating fast but accomplishing nothing?
So what's are the chances Elias is a full time assistant coach next year? Was his stint the final week of the season a test or something? I'd love to have him back in the organization.
I don't know if Patty is ready to commit to something like that yet, but I'd welcome him with open arms.
Hall, Palms, Noesen, Cory, Henrique, Getzlaf, and Cam Fowler took a trip down to the Masters.
maybe a small handful of AHL teams, maybe.
Ok so that means Henrique, Fowler and Getzlaf all know Hall so they will be here next season too.
This lineup is now awesome.
"Ty loves the game. He has so much passion for it," Lambert said. "If he could, I think he'd stay here until 8 p.m. every night watching video with either (assistant coach) Scott Burt or myself because he just continuously wants to learn and get better and pick up little things. The stuff he picks up is not normal. It's what elite players pick up when they're 27 years old, not at 18.
We're up in Buffalo for frozen four with no plans this evening. Thinking of driving over to Rochester for Amerks vs B devils. Anyone know if McLeod, Bastian and Anderson have been returned to Binghamton and would they be playing? Couldn't find the info on Binghamton website from my phone.
Thinking about this week and how excited I am for next few months. Jack gives us the flexibility to know what we have down the middle for a while. We go out and get a winger, maybe even an Eberle on FA - could let us direct assets to acquiring a D. I do wonder if possible to talk to Trouba to get a contract - if WPG gets gone early - and some package involving Butcher/Wood/2020 1st lottery protected/2019 2nd ?
I would take a flyer on Simmonds for cheap for some toughness on top 6 - but not sure he's not got much left in the tank.
Boyle back or Simmonds would be good, even just for net front presence roles.
Why have Severson as a 3rd pairing? I thought Carrick looked decent in a small sample size, but I don't think he's better than Severson.
Agreed. I'd reverse the 2nd and 3rd pairings, actually. I have no problem putting an unproven Smith ahead of Greene at this point, at least to start. Assuming everyone is on the side they play on, because I honestly never remember that.
Can Boqvist crack the NHL lineup next year or does he spend a season in the AHL?
Oh I didn't distinguish really the pairings, just how I typed them out. But yeah the TOI would be Severson/Smith ahead of Carrick and Greene.
I'm really thinking Trouba might be obtainable with the glutton of high picks and cheap young contracts available.
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The Tulsa World and the 'Contents of the Uterus'
"Political language," George Orwell
observed, "is designed to make lies
sound truthful and murder respectable."
On the issue of abortion, the bias shown by the so-called mainstream media is well known. I've long pointed out the pro-abortion bias of the Associated Press, for example, and today my friend Tony Lauinger chastises the Tulsa World for its news coverage of a 2015 Oklahoma law banning dismemberment abortions.
Dismemberment, you may recall, "is the standard procedure for second-trimester abortions," as WORLD magazine reporter Courtney Crandell explained in 2015. "Abortionists can't use aspiration abortions at that stage in the pregnancy because babies' skeletons already have formed. Instead, they tear the babies apart to remove them, collecting the pieces afterward to ensure the womb is empty."
"The fetus, in many cases, dies just as a human adult or child would," bleeding to death while being torn apart, Justice Anthony Kennedy once explained. It's small wonder the bill passed the Oklahoma House by a vote of 84-2 and the Oklahoma Senate by a vote of 37-4. (What's shocking is that six lawmakers actually voted against the prohibition. Two of them, Rep. Emily Virgin, D-Norman, and Sen. Kay Floyd, D-Oklahoma City, are still in the Legislature.)
Mr. Lauinger, state chairman of Oklahomans for Life, has correctly described the procedure as "barbaric inhumanity." And in a letter to the editor published today in the Tulsa World, he laments that "ongoing Tulsa World coverage of an important Oklahoma abortion law continues to describe the relevant abortion method in stunningly euphemistic terms."
The Unborn-Child Protection-from-Dismemberment-Abortion Act deals with what happens to a baby; the World's coverage pretends the baby does not exist.
The law, which has been the subject of recent court decisions, defines an abortion method used when the baby is between 12- and 24-weeks-old. Even among pro-abortion justices on the U.S. Supreme Court there has been grudging support for the logic of treating dismemberment abortion the same as partial-birth abortion, which the court prohibited in a landmark 2007 decision.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in the Gonzales case wrote that dismemberment abortion "could equally be characterized as 'brutal,' ... involving as it does 'tear(ing) (a fetus) apart' and 'ripp(ing) off' its limbs ..."
The World's description of this abortion method? "…suction is used to remove the contents of the uterus, followed by the use of forceps and then more suction until the uterus is emptied."
How might the World report if a woman 15-weeks pregnant were in a car that was hit by a drunk driver, and her baby were killed in the crash? "Contents of the uterus…"?
The Tulsa World's motto, printed on its editorial page, ends with these words: "…publish and conceal not." Having abandoned that principle in favor of trying to hide the reality about abortion, a more fitting adage would be, "There are none so blind as those who will not see."
The Tulsa World's journalists will not see because they don't want to see. They resort to euphemisms to obfuscate ghastly realities. Curtis Killman reports that the law bans "a midterm pregnancy procedure." What the law (in its own words) bans is a dismemberment abortion, which means "purposely to dismember a living unborn child and extract him or her one piece at a time from the uterus through use of clamps, grasping forceps, tongs, scissors or similar instruments that, through the convergence of two rigid levers, slice, crush, and/or grasp a portion of the unborn child's body to cut or rip it off."
Or what the Tulsa World calls a "procedure" involving "contents of the uterus." Is it any wonder voters don't trust the media?
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3! a multimedia experiment based on Fassbinder's 1971 film The third Generation
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Review of "3!" : NY Theatre.com
Review of "3!", a multimedia experiment based on Rainer Werner Fassbinder's 1971 film "The Third Generation". Awarded the prize for best production of the 2009 undergroundzero festival.
reviewed by E. Michael Lockley
3! at PS122 is a rare theatrical experience that utilizes multimedia to the max and stirs its audience with a complex plot, dynamic actors, and an overwhelming set. The play has already started once the audience arrives. We walk in and encounter all of the actors on stage, occupied in character. Meanwhile the set includes mirrors, mannequins, a couch (there might have been another), camera and boom mic operators who end up drawing our attention from scene to scene, tape players, TVs, desks, tables, books, a bathroom (utilized by characters in multiple ways during the show), telephones, and one huge screen center stage, and two others on the left and right sides. The play starts and interrupts the "turn your cell phones off " announcement. As the pre-show announcement is being given, a man approaches the audience very upset, speaking a foreign language, and soon pulls out a gun. The play starts of jarringly, you don't quite get all of what is happening, but you know that someone is very upset and we as the audience have a visceral response.
Much of the play is like this. Things just start and with all of the characters remaining on stage, and a movie playing on a TV, and music lightly playing as underscore; you might not catch every line in the scene and you will not be able to see everything that's happening on stage, but you absolutely feel a response. So initially it takes some time for the audience to catch up to the play's pace, but once we do, we realize that the characters are a group of young revolutionists in Berlin who are using terrorism to bring down the system. This is the primary goal of most of the 14 characters in the show; however their personal turmoil within themselves and their relationships with each other prove to be more daunting than their collective task. From domestic abuse to drug addiction, cross-dressing to eating disorders, and a decent amount of sexual violence, the characters struggle to live a peaceful existence despite their desire to bring down the aristocrats. Their rage, their distance, their pain, and their addictions are their own problems, and despite their attempt to unite in the name of revolution, at moments it feels like their individual gratuitous acts will keep them just where they are. A "cause" is wasted on these young people whose ultimate obsessions are sex, drugs, looks, relationships, music, and having a good time.
Now you may notice that I haven't included character names. Well there aren't any "main characters" to focus on. From actors playing multiple characters, to the fact that each individuals' story is given pretty equal stage time, the story is not about a single person or relationship, but rather a narrative of the whole community. This style of storytelling is assisted by the multimedia aspect of the production. You are able to see, whether on camera or on stage, what other characters are doing. And the multimedia also isn't just to be "cool" and "innovative." It becomes clear that the director wants to make a statement with her choices. Within the two hours Doris Mirescu's masterful concept and direction allows for the play to comment on media, voyeurism, terrorism, surveillance, and ultimately comment on the medium of film as a record of history and melodrama as reality.
The actors are fully committed and attack each moment with a sense of urgency and deep need. From screams to whispers, the acting is very focused despite the cameras, microphones, lights, wires, and screens that they constantly have to consider. At moments throughout, the characters push a mic aside or suggest a cameraman get out of his or her way. Challenges, such as an alarm clock set to go off at set increments throughout the show, keep the actors on their toes, ready for anything to happen. The fun and genuine trepidation of trying to act out some very violent, sexual, and disturbing scenes allow for an audience to experience danger without feeling threatened. The actors have incredible control despite their out-of-control characters.
Writer/director Rainer Fassbinder's film The Third Generation inspired Doris Mirescu's epic theatrical experiment 3! But prior to seeing Mirescu's production I knew little about Fassbinder, an eccentric, controversial German filmmaker recognized for his brand of "intelligent social melodramas." After researching The Third Generation I realized that 3! follows the same storyline, so if there is any confusion before or afterwards one can certainly research that film. But even without this knowledge I found 3! engaging, disturbing, shocking, relevant, and enigmatic. It is a theatrical experience unlike any other. Because of its unconventional format, its engaging stories, and striking performances, I see myself thinking about it for years to come.
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Conceived & Directed By: Doris Mirescu
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const Task = require('../../../lib/models/task');
const path = require('path');
const td = require('testdouble');

describe('asset-sizes command', function () {
  let ShowCommand;
  let tasks;
  let options;

  before(function () {
    ShowCommand = require('../../../lib/commands/asset-sizes');
  });

  beforeEach(function () {
    tasks = {
      ShowAssetSizes: class extends Task {},
    };

    options = commandOptions({
      tasks,
      settings: {},
    });

    td.replace(tasks.ShowAssetSizes.prototype, 'run', td.function());
  });

  after(function () {
    ShowCommand = null;
  });

  afterEach(function () {
    td.reset();
  });

  it('has correct default value for output path', function () {
    return new ShowCommand(options).validateAndRun().then(function () {
      let captor = td.matchers.captor();
      td.verify(tasks.ShowAssetSizes.prototype.run(captor.capture()), { times: 1 });
      expect(captor.value.outputPath).to.equal('dist/', 'has correct output path option when not set');
    });
  });

  it('has correct options', function () {
    return new ShowCommand(options).validateAndRun(['--output-path', path.join('some', 'path')]).then(function () {
      let captor = td.matchers.captor();
      td.verify(tasks.ShowAssetSizes.prototype.run(captor.capture()), { times: 1 });
      expect(captor.value.outputPath).to.equal(path.join(process.cwd(), 'some', 'path'), 'has correct asset path');
    });
  });
});

describe.skip('default options config file', function () {
  it('reads default options from .ember-cli file', function () {});
});

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