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December 25, 1996 Film
By Michael Sragow Wednesday, Dec 25 1996
From the beginning, British comedy fans loved the work of Peter Sellers, for its wit and sure attack and for its fillip of emotion. But it took a brilliant young American director with a hip, cosmopolitan temperament to exploit his talent fully. For his 1962 movie version of Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita, Stanley Kubrick chose Sellers to play what could have been a subordinate role -- not Humbert Humbert (James Mason), the French-lit professor obsessed by the title nymphet (Sue Lyon), but Quilty, the TV playwright and minor celebrity who lures her away. With Kubrick in control, Quilty almost steals the movie. The emphasis on Quilty is prescient: If this were a '90s comedy about Amy Fisher, Quilty would be the guy tying up the TV rights.
Sellers' Quilty is a portrait of the culture idol as a phony. He's ostentatiously high style. At a summer dance in a high school gym, he manages to look good even though he bops only from the chest up. As he haunts Humbert, he takes on diverse flaky guises; at one point he impersonates a suspiciously ingratiating state cop -- the kind of weirdo turn Norman Mailer used to do in his underground films. When Quilty poses as a German psychologist, the dagger-glint in his eyes lets Humbert know that the pseudo-shrink has his number. Sellers' Quilty sees through the weakness and hypocrisy in Humbert. (Mason's performance is perfection, too: He crawls inside of Humbert's passion-soaked vulnerability.) In the film's daring narrative frame, you feel that the ultracivilized Humbert is able to kill Quilty because the victim starts his death scene under a sheet and finishes it hiding behind a painting. In the end, Humbert doesn't have to look at him.
-- Michael Sragow
Lolita screens Wednesday, Jan. 1, at 2:40 and 8:40 p.m. (with The Unbearable Lightness of Being at 5:30 p.m.) at the UC Theater, 2036 University (at Shattuck) in Berkeley. Tickets are $6.50; call (510) 843-6267.
Tags: Film, Humbert Humbert, Peter Sellers, Stanley Kubrick, James Mason
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Creating Space To Be Creative
The recent landmark relocation of UK leading Information Communication Technology company CGI to Derby's Darley Abbey Mills has led Stephen Salloway, Managing Director of Salloway Property Consultants to consider if there's something stirring in the office space market. Is it the way of working or the where we work that comes first? What can contribute most to the success of a business?
The rise of technology, media, and telecommunications firms such as GCI is challenging the traditional demands of what a company requires from an office. However, I'm not talking about traditional 'new ways of working' such as open plan, hot desking or working from home policies - these are almost old money now - or at least accepted norms.
Theres a bigger piece afoot, the core need for these creative business to have creative spaces to work - or rather spaces that allow creative thought.
GCI's reasoning for why they have relocated to Darley Abbey Mills is and interesting example of such thought.
Yes the quality of the product, renovation work and specification had to be high. But in our conversations it was just as evident - if not more so - that the overall environment had to be right - it had to offer the scope to offer wellbeing to staff and in doing so breed creativity and productivity.
GCI were just as interested in the environment, the park, the river, the nearby amenities and opportunity to network with like minded businesses as they were the spec of the office. They see Darley Abbey Mills as a developing example of a 'Office Commune', the type of which challenges the traditional office development and - aside from purpose built 'Business Centres' - struggle to exist on office parks and city centre blocks.
According to companies such as GCI the type of office community found at Darley Abbey Mills offers will be an almost intangible creative boost, something uniquely different to fuel and promote the business. The attributes of the accommodation, its surroundings and the interaction with the other companies is inspiring a collaborative way of working - much greater than just practices such as hot desking.
So where does this leave Derby's office market? In the City Centre, period offices over retail are difficult to let at even £5/sq.ft. The old 1970's blocks like St Peter's House and Heritage Gate are likely to be transformed into residential. There's a handful of 1980's buildings at £10/sq.ft along with a few prominent period buildings at a similar rate. It appears the modern campus style developments of the last 20 years may also be too generic, too dry for the creative gills of Derby.
With this in mind its no wonder that the new 'business centre communities' in Derby – Friar Gate Studios, Riverside Chambers (ex Magistrates Court) and Derwent Business Centre seem to be going well - despite and often premium rent over other options. However, where Darley Abbey Mills differs is the ability to offer large office floor plates within niche and uniquely creative surroundings.
So is 'Office Commune' the way forward? CGI, along with others companies to be announced at Darley Abbey Mills, seem to be placing emphasis on the location of their business feeding the way they work rather than applying a way of working to a building. Whilst alternatives such as Pride Park will always be desirable, we believe we will see the schemes like Darley Abbey Mills become increasingly attractive to firms that would otherwise occupy city-centre or business park accommodation. I guess it boils down to the fact ultimately that the Mills are a fantastic place to work!
Stephen Salloway
ssalloway@salloway.com

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'Mean and hateful'
Britain's real sense of humour
Britain' sense of humour is becoming mean, racist and hateful, Lenny Henry claims.
The comic collected more than 420 gags from members of the public for his new TV show Lenny's Britain – and he said he was shocked by what he heard.
'Most of the time, I might as well have been back in Seventies Britain,' he said. 'The humour was predominantly racist, homophobic, mother-in-law and cannibal-fixated.
'The one characteristic most of the jokes shared was that they were mean. I have been left wondering if that is what we've all become as a nation: mean and hateful.
'The most upsetting thing is that humour is the best way of spreading love and binding us all together. But instead I found that in some environments, such as offices, humour was used to isolate others as a form of bullying.'
He also said he thought Britain was Losing It own sense of humour as jokes spread by email rather than by word of mouth.
'It seems like everyone is telling the same joke, revealing the increasingly pervasive influence of TV, emails and texting,' he told The Observer. ' Our humour has melded and bulged into that of the rest of the world. It's a tragic shame'
However, Henry contradicted himself in a story in the Sunday Telegraph published the same day in which he praised the quality of gags told in the 'joke booth' that toured the country with him.
'It didn't surprise me how funny many of them were,' he said. 'I've always known that real people can be just as funny as professional comedians. The only difference is that they don't always have the courage to do it as a performer, up on stage in front of an audience.'
And in this piece he said that workplace gags could be valuable, rather than intimidating – at least in working-class jobs.
'If you work on the docks, or in a mill, or in a factory then you quickly develop a thick skin and learn to get on with your colleagues by cracking lots of jokes – partly to prove that you've got a bit of spirit,' he said. 'In some ways it's a self-defence mechanism: humour can be a shield, as well as an offensive weapon.'
The gags Henry collected were also analysed by academic Marie Gillespie, professor of sociology and anthropology at the Open University.
She said: 'Jokes are not just a bit of fun, they are also a barometer of the social and political climate. They reveal a great deal about social conventions.
'But we have to be careful not to speculate about the intentions, racist or otherwise, of joke tellers, and it's important to distinguish between a joke and the uses of that joke. A joke can easily be turned into an insult, but it needn't be meant that way, or taken that way.'
Lenny's Britain airs on BBC One at 9pm on Tuesday – or on Monday in Scotland.
"One always writes comedy at the moment of deepest hysteria."
– V. S. Naipaul


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Q: Use form button to submit GET value I have the following code to submit GET values:
<form method="GET">
 <input type="hidden" name="price" value="ASC" />
  <input type="submit" value="Price Low to High" />
</form>

<form method="GET">
 <input type="hidden" name="price" value="DESC" />
  <input type="submit" value="Price High to Low" />
</form>

<form method="GET">
 <input type="hidden" name="price" value="" />
  <input type="submit" value="Default" />
</form>

Which is working fine. So I am not repeating myself with three forms, is there a way I could have a single form, and define what GET values are submitted by the buttons? They would still need to have the same information visible to the user e.g. the button that submits DESC needs to display as Price High to Low

A: use this code:
<form method="GET">
  <input type="submit"  name="price" value="ASC">Price Low to High</input>
  <input type="submit" name="price" value="DESC"  >Price High to Low</input>

 <input type="submit" name="price" value="" >Default</input>
</form>

A: If having three buttons is not obligatory by design, then I suggest, why not just use a select to let the user decide what he wants (as most of the sites already do)
<form method="GET">
 <select id="price" name="price">
   <option value="">Default</option>
   <option value="ASC">Price Low to High</option>
   <option value="DESC">Price High to Low</option>
 </select>
 <input type="submit" value="Price Low to High" />
</form>

Demo
And if having three buttons is necessary then, you could do either one of (though not limited to) the following..

*

*Use plain links (<a> anchor tags), yup you read that correct, since the form is just submitting using the $_GET method, eventually the data is gonna be inside the URLs, so why not just have it there in the first place using the href attributes of the "buttons" ?

*Use the solution that @Aref Anafgeh suggested, and have three submit buttons each with different values and just let the html handle which value is sent to the server.

*Use JavaScript and make ajax calls, which pretty much allows you to handle what is & isn't sent in the request.

A: <form method="get">

<select name="sort">
  <option value="asc">Ascending</option>
  <option value="desc">Descending</option>
  <option value="default">Default</option>
</select>

<button name="price">Sort price ascending</button>
</form>

snip
<?php if ($_GET['sort'] == "asc") {
// Do something
} elseif ($_GET['sort'] == "desc") {
// Do something else
}
// etc
?>

Hyperlinks to http://url/?price=XXX would also work fine since you're using GET

A: Try this code.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
    <body>
<?php
if ($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"] == "GET")
    {
       echo "Form Submited by ".$_GET['submitbutton']." Button";
    }
?>
        <form method="GET" action="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);?>">
            <input type="hidden" name="price" value="ASC" />
            <input type="submit" value="Price Low to High" name="submitbutton"/>
        </form>

        <form method="GET" action="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);?>">
            <input type="hidden" name="price" value="DESC" />
            <input type="submit" value="Price High to Low" name="submitbutton"/>
        </form>

        <form method="GET" action="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);?>">
            <input type="hidden" name="price" value="" />
            <input type="submit" value="Default" name="submitbutton"/>
        </form>

        <script>
        </script>
    </body>
</html>

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Holiday Hit
Photo By: © oralfixationshow.com
Bringing the Holidays Closer to Home
As families gather, decking the halls, wishing each other a Merry Christmas, taking a sleigh ride and hoping for a white Christmas, some seem to forget about Grandma. Did she ever make it home that one Christmas Eve? Didn't she get run over by a reindeer?
During the winter months most songs are meant to spark holiday spirit and tell of dreams of sugarplums, but not all do. Determined to break the stereotype and break the bad news in the opening verse of a song, Randy Brooks, local artist, did just that with his hit "Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer".
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Photo by Ira Hantz
A Holiday Hit Single
Living in the DFW area its not surprising when someone makes it big, though Randy Brooks adds a little twist to his road to fame. His hit song began it's journey as a parody of Merle Haggard's "Grandma's Christmas Card," only serving to create a couple laughs in a few bars, yet it took off. Never planning on officially recording the song, it was an initial surprise of how much popularity the song gained in such a short timeframe.
Whether it's a toasty 70 degrees or a blizzard outside, the hit single brings families across the globe together. Not only did it unite families, the holiday anthem helped Brooks to become the singer/songwriter he is today, now apart of band. In addition to Brooks', his nephew, Adam, has followed and created a band to express his musical talent as well.
Over 30 years later, the song has created more than a name for itself, its a Christmas icon. This parody opened the door to many opportunities for Brooks who now has the ability to perform at festivals and cafes exclusive to songwriters, like the Bluebird cafe in Nashville.
Not only is the song being played all throughout the month of December, it became an essential part of the holiday season. It makes appearances in cartoons, movies, toys, clothing, mugs, ornaments (just to name a few) and an abundance of Christmas memorabilia.
People from all over want to hear the stories behind the music as much as they want to hear the music itself. The iconic tune tells the comedic story of Christmas and the magic in believing.
Being local to DFW, Brooks brings the holiday spirit closer to home, making it clear that we can still believe.
What was your inspiration for writing this song?
I wrote it as a parody of a song on Merle Haggard's Christmas album. His song was called "Grandma's Christmas Card." I thought that instead of one of those country song where a beloved person dies in the third verse, you should break the news immediately, like people do in real life, and then tell the circumstances.
Did you think the song would gain as much popularity as it did? Why do you think it became so popular?
I wrote it to sing in bars and lounges. I had no idea that it would ever be recorded. I think the punch lines made it popular initially, but I am baffled that it has stuck around to become a fixture.
Many artists end up not liking their most popular songs, are you still fond of "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer"?
I went through a period of not liking it myself, because I always sensed that audiences were disappointed that I sound nothing like the record. But I realize that it's my calling card, and it's expected that I'll do it. And now that I'm performing more in the singer/songwriter world, where audiences come as much to hear the stories behind the song as the songs themselves, I'm really enjoying it again.
Do you have a favorite cover of the song by another artist?
Other than the hit version, my nephew Adam and it his band the Smoky Nights, from L.A., have a fun version and video on Youtube this year.
Who else, if anyone, worked on the song with you?
I alone am guilty.
Did "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer" influence any of your music career in the future?
Absolutely. Now I get to play at songwriter festivals and places like Nashville's Bluebird Cafe which would probably never have been available to me without the hit song.
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Você está em: Início Nutrition Vitamin A – What is it? Sources, What are the Benefits?
What is Vitamin A: Vitamin A is a fat soluble vitamin that is also a powerful antioxidant. Vitamin A plays a critical role in maintaining healthy vision, neurological function, healthy skin, and more. Vitamin A– like all antioxidants- is involved in reducing inflammation through fighting free radical damage. Consuming a diet high in antioxidants is a way to naturally slow aging.
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Alcoholics may develop vitamin A deficiencies, and should consequently include rich food sources of vitamin A in their diets (while concurrently sharply curtailing or eliminating alcohol consumption). Supplements may not be wise for alcoholics, however, because vitamin A is stored in the liver, and existing liver damage could make them more susceptible to vitamin A toxicity. In such cases, a doctor's supervision is critical.


A remake to the classic '50s monster movie The Creature from the Black Lagoon continues to stick on my radar, despite there being little news of the project since we first reported on it back in May. Thankfully, Latino Review caught up with screenwriter Gary Ross (son to Arthur Ross, one of the writers from the original) who provided a few decent updates on the rather slow-moving project. Similar to Scott Frank's Planet of the Apes project, Ross and crew intend to approach the Gilman creature from a realistic and scientific perspective. Ross said, "We found some scientific under pinnings for it, which my Dad actually felt in the original… In fact, he based it on a lung fish that was found around that time."
Bolstering the serious tone, Ross also commented, "We're going to treat it with a certain amount of dignity… We're not approaching this a in a retro campy kind of way." If there's one thing of certainty to take away from this, it's that the Lagoon will be camp free. Not as clear, however, is the choice of director. While I thought Breck Eisner has been a lock for this for some time, when asked about the choices, Ross replied, "Well, I can't really talk about it. We've talked to some directors." Ross also mentioned that the project wasn't, in fact, even greenlit at this point, which is equally confusing considering the amount of effort that has been made and Ross' statement that the project "is going great… we're moving forward." Ah well. Any news is good news, I suppose. You can check out the complete interview over at Latino Review.
It looks like his making a phone call in the pic. I hope Universal does this, Im already excited for the Wolfman next year, why not have the gill-man also.
Ok, I absolutely oppose a total lack of camp here. The creature's prime motivation is (DUH) A HOT LADY. This might sound kind of barbaric, but I'm thinking that all dignity and no camp makes Creature a dull movie.
Just to put a more rational spin on my other post, I would argue that the real tragedy of the Creature is that he feels a tremendous physical attraction towards a human woman and, unable to express that attraction in human terms, this eventually destroys him. This, combined with the sexual tension between the woman and her two male research companions, help to define the role of jealousy and passion in the original story. To disregard that as mere campiness could gut the heart from this classic story.
#5 "No no just a kidnapping. No I dont want to go to Dracula's party, his such a prude."
The original Creature was a such an iconic 50's sci-fi monster. He's even alluded to briefly in Marilyn Monroe's SEVEN YEAR ITCH. The old Creature costume had a great design that stood out when compared to many of the other film monsters of that time. It was a nice touch how the gills, and throat moved when he tried to breathe out of the water. Also, the original film was able to portray him as a sympathetic creature, and not just some hideous monster. Hopefully, the new film won't stray too far from the design/concept of the original film. It just wouldn't be the Creature From The Black Lagoon if he looked, and acted completely different.
can't wait for this remake i hope they make it look like a real jungle and a real creature,as for the story i hope that does not change much.


Sam Davis Home in Smyrna – not only for the awesome plantation and historic house, but also to see the wonderful staff!
Oaklands Historic House in Murfreesboro – I never managed to make it there in my last 4 years in the Boro, so there are no excuses this time!
Stones River Battlefield and Museum – a nice place to revisit, as long as the weather cooperates.
Murfreesboro Discovery Center – supposed to be an excellent example of participatory learning and education!
The Hermitage – Home of Andrew Jackson – a giant plantation with plenty of exhibit, and guides in period clothing.
Cannonsburgh, the Pioneer Village of Murfreesboro – I once wrote a scathing review of this site for Museum Practices class at the University of Memphis… we'll see if it's improved any. Perhaps this time I'll spring the $2.50 for a guided tour. Look for a re-review in the coming weeks!
Murfreesboro's Heritage Center – hadn't heard about it until today! Seems to be a nice local history museum.
Traveler's Rest in Nashville – TN's oldest open historic home.
There are also countless plantations throughout middle Tennessee, particularly in Franklin. If there is time, I'd like to try to visit Carnton or the Carter House.
Also – Has anyone out there heard of flood damage at the Fort Nashboro site? I have always wanted to visit, and I hope it's not too late now!
If anyone has any other ideas of "must see" places, please feel free to comment and let me know! Hopefully I will have some reviews up on here after my visits.
I looked at Traveler's Rest as a possibility for our wedding reception. We didn't get the full tour, but the grounds were beautiful in the late spring.


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Q: How to write a string inside an array of .plist file I'm new here. Hope someone can help me!
I'm creating a tweak in which I have AppList (Ryan Petrich) added and working, so I have in my preference bundle a linkcell with all applications and a switch on/off for each app.
When I switch some of them ON, it saves a <key>ALvalue-com.some.app</key> and a value <true/> in the preferences .plist.
I'm trying to figure out how can I change that structure of "key" "boolValue" to be like this:
AL-hd.plist file
<dict>
    <key>AL-hd</key>
    <array>
        <string>com.apple.AppStore</string>
        <string>com.apple.gamecenter</string>
        <string>com.apple.stocks</string>
    </array>
</dict>
</plist>

Instead of this
<dict>
    <key>ALvalue-com.apple.AppStore</key>
    <true/>
    <key>ALvalue-com.apple.gamecenter</key>
    <true/>
    <key>ALvalue-com.apple.stocks</key>
    <true/>
</dict>
</plist>

This is my AppList .plist which saves the preference file AL-hd.plist:
    <dict>
        <key>cell</key>
        <string>PSLinkCell</string>
        <key>bundle</key>
        <string>AppList</string>
        <key>isController</key>
        <string>1</string>
        <key>label</key>
        <string>Show apps</string>
        <key>icon</key>
        <string>Favorites.png</string>
        <key>ALAllowsSelection</key>
        <string>1</string>
        <key>ALChangeNotification</key>
        <string>com.your.companyChanged</string>
        <key>ALSectionDescriptors</key>
        <array>
            <dict>
                <key>footer-title</key>
                <string>Check what apps you want to show up</string>
                <key>items</key>
                <array/>
            </dict>
            <dict>
                <key>cell-class-name</key>
                <string>ALCheckCell</string>
                <key>icon-size</key>
                <string>29</string>
                <key>suppress-hidden-apps</key>
                <string>1</string>
                <key>title</key>
                <string>All Applications</string>
            </dict>
        </array>
        <key>ALSettingsKeyPrefix</key>
        <string>ALvalue-</string>
        <key>ALSettingsPath</key>
        <string>/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/AL-hd.plist</string>
    </dict>

I search a lot and try hundred of things.
Thanks!
One thing that I try was to create a second .plist and try later to copy that keys and paste it like a string in the second file. And to add a button in the preference bundle with this action in .mm file (with no luck):
- (void)save
{
    NSString *bundleID = [[NSBundle mainBundle] bundleIdentifier];

    // Either this or whatever works from link after this
    NSString *prefPath = @"/User/Library/Preferences/com.your.company.plist";
    NSString *showPath = @"/User/Library/Preferences/AL-hd.plist";
    NSMutableDictionary *plistDict = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] initWithContentsOfFile:prefPath];
    NSMutableArray *show = [[NSMutableArray alloc] initWithContentsOfFile:showPath];
    if ([[plistDict objectForKey:bundleID] boolValue]) {
          [Show addObject:bundleID];
    }
}

For me is not relevant if I use the preference bundle .plist or use a second one and then copy those lines in the way I need.

A: Like this.

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*Create a new .plist file and open as property list.

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EMDR in the treatment of eating disorders: a jewel in the crown?
Different opportunities for integrating EMDR in the treatment of adolescents and adults with an eating disorder will be clarified and demonstrated.
A transdiagnostic approach on eating disorders was introduced by Fairburn (2003), resulting in a program of CBT-E(nhanced), which has been validated empirically and proved to be more successful than other widely used forms of treatment, both for adults as for adolescents (Byrne et al, 2011; Dalle Grave et al, 2013; Fairburn et al, 2015). Based on this transdiagnostic model Beer & Tobias (2011) published a CBT protocol for adolescents. Clinical practice has demonstrated that EMDR fits smoothly in a CBT-E program and yields good results.
EMDR seems effective for the treatment of core symptoms of the disorder (like fear of eating or struggling with the urge to binge) as well as maintaining factors (like negative self-esteem, negative body-image, fear of anticipated future body image and its supposed consequences).
Members of the Dutch Special Interest group in EMDR and eating disorders are experimenting with the application of EMDR for different aspects of eating disorders using different types of targets, integrating EMDR in a multisciplinairy treatment according to international guidelines. By demonstrating clinical work we will clarify how case conceptualisation can help clinicians in finding relevant targets. We will raise some research-questions, that are relevant for clinical practice. Over the years several presentations about EMDR with eating disorders have taken place in conferences of EMDR Europe, but empirical or experimental research to underpin clinical results is limited so far.
● Participants will understand how they can select relevant strategies and relevant targets with the help of a clear case-conceptualisation.
● They will be stimulated to think about relevant research questions.


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Дуб чёрный () — вид рода  семейства . Этот вид относится к красным дубам.

Распространение
Естественный ареал охватывает юго-восточные штаты США, за исключением южной оконечности полуострова Флорида, побережья Мексиканского залива в Луизиане и к востоку от Хьюстона в Техасе, а также юго-западных отрогов и юга Аппалачских гор. На западе граница ареала проходит через восток Техаса, юго-восток Оклахомы и северо-запад Арканзаса. На северо-востоке ареал распространяется на юго-восточную часть Вирджинии, большую часть полуострова Делмарва и восточного побережья Делавэрского залива.

Растёт по берегам рек и болот. Не поднимается выше 450 м. Часто встречается в культуре на востоке США для обсадки улиц и для скверов.

В Англии в культуре с 1733 года и изредка культивируется в Западной Европе.

Ботаническое описание
Листопадное дерево высотой до 20 метров и диаметром ствола до 1 м, с яйцевидной кроной. Кора почти гладкая светло-бурая, по мере старения темнеющая. Побеги сначала опушенные, затем голые, красноватые, позже буровато-серые.

Почки длиной 5-7 мм, конические, густо опушенные, красновато-бурые. Листовой черешок 0,5-2 см длиной. Листья плотные, кожистые, синевато-зелёные, длиной 6-15 см и почти такой же ширины в верхней части, сначала опушенные, позже голые и только снизу по жилке и в углах между ними с остающимся опушением. Листовая пластина удлинённо-обратнояйцевидная, иногда почти треугольная, выше середины сильно расширяющаяся, до середины обычно цельнокрайняя, у верхушки с выемчатым волнистым краем или с 3-5 короткими широкоугольными или округлыми, направленными вперёд лопастями, заканчивающимися коротким остроконечием. Листва постепенно опадает в течение зимы.

Жёлуди коричневые до 2 см длиной, почти сидячие, широкоовальные. Созревают в течение 18 месяцев после опыления. Плюска глубоко-чашевидная обнимающая жёлудь до половины, покрыта овальными коричневыми серо-опушенными чешуями.

Применение
Используется для заготовки древесины и на дрова в южных штатах с 17-го века. Древесина обычно продаётся как «красный дуб», наряду с древесиной других красных дубов.

Название
В США, наряду с «водным дубом» (), используются следующие наименования для этого вида: «пятнистый дуб» (), «утиный дуб» (), «опоссумовый дуб» (), «orange oak» и «punk oak».

Примечания

Литература

чёрный
Флора Северной Америки
Растения, впервые описанные в книге Species Plantarum


Public speaking can be daunting.
Public speaking is the number one fear for a large majority of people. To share the message you desire to get out there you need to be good in your presentation.
Do you rely too heavily on notes when speaking?
Preparation is key for an effective presentation.
Tailor your presentation for relevance to your audience.
Give your audience a simple take away from your message by breaking it up into smaller points.
Don't let your audience be victims of death by powerpoint!
The simplest method to improve your presentation skills is to ask for feedback.
Comedians will tell you that the perfect joke relies more on timing than content.
… your opening line falls flat, the microphone fails, or you are constantly interrupted?
Create a contingency plan for a few worst case scenarios.
Don't let your message be muted.
1. Hiding from the audience.
2. Reading from your notes.
4. Not knowing your audience.
For details, check out the below video about Speaking Mistakes to Avoid.
"From beginners to veterans, the majority of speakers fail to maintain meaningful, sustained eye contact with their listeners.
"There are at least 20 common tics to tackle, including: clenching or wringing your hands, pacing back and forth, keeping your hands in pockets, jingling change or keys, twisting your ring, gripping the lectern, licking your lips, adjusting your hair or clothing, fidgeting with a pen, bobbing your head, placing your arms behind your back, and touching your face.
Most proficient presenters prepare. "That is, they know the topic, organize their content, design a slide deck, and study their notes," Price says.
"The beginning is the most important part of the work.
"You don't want your presentation to be dry and boring, but you also don't want to come off like you're trying too hard to be a stand-up comedian.
"The people watching your presentation can read, so giving them the exact same information verbally and visually can be boring and insulting.
Need more public speaking mistakes to avoid?
1. Little, if any, advanced planning and practice.
3. Lack of clarity and structure.
5. Lack of creativity or a Big idea.
7. Visuals: Too much, too many or none at all.
8. Reading slides or speech.
9. "Ums," "so" and "you know".
10. Weak opening/ closing or call to action.
Have you made any of the above mistakes in your presentations?
We all make mistakes, even for professionals.
Stop doing that. Picture talking to your friends in the living room instead.
"People want to listen to you, not your slides.
"B-O-R-I-N-G. You only have seven seconds to grab your audience's attention.
Avoid making the above mentioned presentation mistakes and get over your fear of public speaking.
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Q: Javascript return function in another function I have a javascript which is like this
function one (var1, var2){
    var var3= var1+var2;
    return var3;
}

function two( var4, var5){
    var var6=var4*var5;
    return var6;
}

function three(var7, var8){
    var9=var7/var8;
    return var9;
}

var first = one(2, 4);

var second= two(first, 8);

var third= three(second, 9);

I want all the function to be separate because they each are like module which would handle different operations. So I do not want to use callback, I have tried
$.ajax(first = one(2,4))
.then({second=two(first, 8)})
.then(three(second,9))

I have also tried this
$.ajax()
.then(function(first=one(2,4){
    return first;
})
.then(function(second=two(first,4){
    return second;
})

I have also tried this
$.ajax({
    first:one(2,4),
    second:two(first,4),
    third:three(second,9),
})
.then(function(first=one(2,4){
    return first;
})
.then(function(second=two(first,4){
    return second;
})

this may sound funny but I even tried
var third= three(two(one(2, 4), 8), 9);

amongst many others.
All of them show operation takes place with the first function and other functions but the it does not give me result from previous function

This is an update to the above.
Modification
I do not want to use promise in the other functions as some other functions would also call those functions and they would not be expecting a promise but a valid data
function modifyData(details){
    for(var x=0 ;x<array.length;x++){
        //this would do a massive loop which would
        //return a json string that would be
    }
 }

 function tableFunction(url, tableNameVar){
    //json fields
 var details=[];
 details[0] = 'name';
 details[1] = 'sex';
 details[2] = 'eye_color';
 details[3] = 'height';
 details[4] = 'body_built';
        var jsonData='';
        var main = "";
    $(document).ready(function(){
        $('#'+tableNameVar+'').dataTable({
            destroy: true,
            data: JSON.parse(extraFunctionProcess(modifyData(details),details)),
            columns:[
                     {title: "Name", data:"name"} ,
                     {title: "Gender", data:"sex"} ,
                     {title: "Eye color", data:"eye_color"} ,
                     {title: "Height", data:"height"} ,
                     {title: "Body built", data:"body_built"}
            ]
        });
    });
}

I want to process the data and put it inside the table. The extraFunctionProcess has worked if the data is passed
straight into the data field without putting it inside the modifyData function.
 which is instead of the above it is
data: JSON.parse(extraFunctionProcess(fullData,details))

This has worked but due to the modification which I have done, it has brought up an error in my browser console which is
undefined inside the extraFunctionProcess.
I just shortened the code into I put online now.

A: I have actually found a solution to the problem. The modifyData function was the one with the problem. The return was inside another function.
Intead of the following
function modifyData(details){
    for(var x=0 ;x<array.length;x++){
        //this would do a massive loop which would
        //return a json string that would be inside a function
    }
 }

function modifyData(details){
    for(var x=0 ;x<array.length;x++){
         return functionName(callback to be done);
        //this would do a massive loop which would
        //return a json string that would be
    }
 }


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Red Wall by-election looms as Rosie Cooper stands down as Labour MP
By dailysunpost_1rcpnd November 30, 2022 News No Comments2 Mins Read
A Red Wall by-election is looming following the resignation of a Labour MP. Rosie Cooper tonight confirmed she is standing down as the MP for West Lancashire.
Ms Cooper has been appointed Steward and Bailiff of the Three Hundreds of Chiltern by the Chancellor, the archaic process that effectively resigns an MP.
It comes two months after she announced she had accepted the position of chair of Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust.
In a statement this evening, Ms Cooper said she had decided to apply for the role following "a considerable period of soul-searching and reflection".
Ms Cooper, who was the target of a murder plot by a neo-Nazi in 2017, said the events she had faced over recent years had "taken their toll".
She added: "It has been an incredible honour and privilege to have served the people of West Lancashire for the last 17 years.
"I have loved every minute, even the most difficult times.
"There is no question I am very sad that my time in West Lancashire has come to an end.
"I will leave certain that I gave everything I had to this role which I love, and to people who have come to mean a great deal to me."
The MP for West Lancashire, who has held the seat for 17 years, has a current majority of just over 8,300.
Her resignation will mean a by-election in the constituency, which sits firmly in the Red Wall.
It comes as Labour is currently surging ahead of the Tories in the polls with a double-digit lead.
A statement from the Treasury said: "The Chancellor of the Exchequer has this day appointed Rosemary Elizabeth Cooper to be Steward and Bailiff of the Three Hundreds of Chiltern."
The Steward and Bailiff of the Three Hundreds of Chiltern is a historical position, which in modern times has been used to facilitate the resignations of MPs.
Elected MPs are unable to resign and must become disqualified if they wish to leave the Commons before the end of the Parliament.
Holding the position immediately disqualifies a person by law from being an MP and therefore removes them from the House of Commons.
The by-election for West Lancashire will be triggered by the Labour chief whip issuing a writ for the vacant seat.
The vote has to take place between 21 and 27 working days from this point.


SGL Entertainment is pleased to announce that it has acquired the award winning film "Deadly Revisions". This psychological, horror, thriller stars Emmy Award Winning Actor Bill Oberst Jr. Best Known for a Daytime Emmy Award Winning performance in "Take This Lollipop" and a Ratings Winning role on CBS-TV's "Criminal Minds".
Deadly Revisions was Written, Directed and Produced by Gregory Blair who won for "Best Director" at the EOTM's. The movie will be available in early 2015 on Blu-ray, DVD, Cable TV and all of the top VOD Video On Demand Platforms such as iTunes Movies, Amazon Prime, Google Play, M-GO, Bigstar TV and others via SGL Entertainment, along with our partners MVD Visual and Indie Rights Movies. SGL Entertainment, headed up by Jeffrey A. Swanson and Damien Dante is a worldwide major independent film distribution company.


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Springfield Illinois
A Lincoln look-alike in the Old State Capitol, during the city's History Comes Alive festival
Taking in Lincoln Home National Historic Site
Illinois State Capitol's beautiful architecture
Outside of town, the historic brick stretch of Route 66
Sampling the wine at Danenberger Family Vineyards
The classic Cozy Dog Drive In restaurant, a legend of Route 66
Live music at Boondocks Pub, honored as Nightclub of the Year in the 51st annual Academy of Country Music Awards
Water sports thrills on Lake Springfield
Inside the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
Classic neon signage at the Route 66 Drive-in theater
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History comes alive in the Land of Lincoln
Springfield, located just over three hours from Chicago on historic U.S. Route 66, is the capital of Illinois and was once the longtime residence of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the USA. A city like Springfield is made for history and culture aficionados. The past comes alive in fascinating museums and significant historical sites, from local natural history at the Illinois State Museum to the original offices where Lincoln first practiced law. Cruise down the Mother Road (Route 66) from Chicago, stopping at retro diners and roadside attractions along the way, to experience this charming capital city.
Major Americana on Route 66
The Illinois Route 66 Scenic Byway passes straight through Springfield's city center. Not-to-miss stops in Springfield include Cozy Dog Drive In, where the Waldmire family still serves the classic Cozy Dog they have been serving since their grandfather opened the restaurant in 1949. Fun fact: The cozy dog is believed by many to be the original corn dog. Traveling by car? Enjoy the quintessential 1950s experience at the Route 66 Drive-In Theater, presenting movies on two screens April through September. Grab a drink and a bite to eat at Motorheads Bar, Grill & Museum, where every square centimeter of wall space is decked out with racecars, antique road signs and Route 66 memorabilia. Twenty minutes from Springfield, snap a selfie on the original, hand-laid stretch of Route 66 brick road near Auburn, dating back to 1931 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Lincoln's Legacy
A visit to Springfield isn't complete without exploring the life of Abraham Lincoln in the town he called home for 30 years. Begin with the exhibits at the Springfield Visitors Center, located on the first floor of the Lincoln-Herndon Law Offices where the future president practiced law from 1843 to 1852. The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum, unlike any presidential museum in the U.S., uses special effect theaters and interactive exhibits to tell his story. Tour the Lincoln Home National Historic Site, Lincoln's New Salem (a reconstruction of the village where he lived as a young man), the Old State Capitol (where Honest Abe gave his "House Divided" speech) and the Lincoln Tomb and Monument, the final resting place for the president and most of his family, located in Oak Ridge Cemetery. Be sure to rub the nose of his bronze head before you leave; according to Town & Country magazine, it's considered one of the luckiest actions in the world.
Venerable Structures and Sites
The stunning 123-meter glass dome atop the Illinois State Capitol – the sixth to house the center of Illinois government – emphasizes the building's Renaissance Revival and Second Empire style. View the capitol's architecture and artwork throughout the building, or take a seat in the balcony to watch the legislature if it's in session. In the shadow of the capitol building is the Illinois State Museum, where exhibits range from Lincoln artifacts to an impressive collection of antique French paperweights to educational dioramas depicting the prehistoric lives of Native American tribes. Two important residences round out your Springfield tour. First, visit the Edwards Place Historic Home, the oldest house in Springfield on its original foundation. It holds the "courting couch" where a young Abraham Lincoln wooed Mary Todd. Afterward, head over to the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Dana-Thomas House to gaze at the architectural master's signature approach to homebuilding. With 35 rooms and 1,114 square meters of living space, the home's Prairie Style art glass, fixtures and furniture will impress even novice architecture fans.
Springfield's "Horseshoe" sandwich was created in 1928 and is served open-faced on Texas toast with meat or veggies, French fries and a delicious cheese sauce.
Route 66 travels directly through Springfield where you can find the Cozy Dog Drive In, home of the original hot-dog-on-a-stick (corn dog).
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The Illinois State Capitol Building in Springfield is 22 meters taller than the nation's Capitol Building in Washington D.C.
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Our active school committee, alongside 5th and 6th class pupils, helped to design a series of active breaks to be used in all classroom each day. Also known as "jam jar breaks" by pupils, each activity is written on a lollipop stick and each day, teachers chooses these activities from a jar as an active break for children. 5th and 6th class pupils demonstrated all activities in each classroom at the start of the challenge. These activities continue to be a great success in all classrooms. Children really enjoy the break from learning and there concentration has been increased as a result.
Other active breaks being used in classroom include Go noodle and Just dance. All of the above activities were used during our recent "active break every day" challenge.
We chose London as the city to reach in our Run around Europe challenge. The distance to run was 597km, with each lap of our playground counting as 1km. We were so proud when we reached our target.
Drop everything and run is another activity that we have introduced into our classrooms. Each day, children will engage in D.E.A.R time, which is a welcome active break from our busy learning day. Children stop what they are doing and go outside for a run. We have been increasing our times to continue to challenge ourselves on a regular basis.
The Daily Mile is a fully-inclusive, free and simple initiative which improves the physical and mental health of children. It's a social activity where the children run or jog, at their own pace, for 15 minutes every day and it improves focus in the classroom. We are delighted to be part of this fantastic initiative in St. Mary's National School.
Our active school committee are leading our active playgrounds and it has been a resounding success to date. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday morning during small break, each class group has a game/skill task which has been designed by the committee. These activities are designed in an inclusive manner and focus on varied areas of the curriculum. We have a suggestion box at our Active School notice board where children can post their suggestions as to what other games we could play on the yard.
This year, we incorporated physical activity into Maths week by taking our investigations outside. We had great fun using a trundle wheel to measure the perimeter of our playground.


Colleges actively recruit "full pay" students who can attend and will not need financial aid. A 2011 survey by Inside Higher Ed found that about 35 percent of admissions directors at 4-year institutions, particularly public colleges, had increased their efforts to target "full pay" students. Far from wanting to enroll more low-income students, colleges recruit more affluent ones who will pay full price to attend. A follow-up survey of college business officers found that the most common strategy to deal with financial challenges in the next few years was to "raise net tuition revenue." More than 7 in 10 college CFOs cited this answer. In other words, schools are becoming more reliant on the inequality in the system than ever before. . . .
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Do you remember Red Hot Chili Peppers famous song Road Trippin "It's time to leave this town, it's time to steal away, let's go get lost…" Even now we get goose bumps on hearing this old track, such is the aura of travelling!
Thanks to movie like 'Into the Wild' we now think beyond just travelling. There is an irresistible urge of wandering to places away from the humdrums of clichéd destinations – journeys that have secret places that most travelers are unaware of!
Adding a little punch to the existing traditional '2015 hot travel destinations', we bring you some under-the radar places that we are sure, you certainly have no clue about! Take a guess, how many of them were you aware about?
A step in the Fairy tale land of Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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An underrated European country with a turbulent history Bosnia and Herzegovina is still off the radar from crowding tourists and media. Whether you wish to bike, ride, walk or swim…this tiny country has it all. 'A journey back into time' is how you can describe your stay in this heavenly abode on earth.
A place where everything is slow paced- no honking of vehicles, no hurry to reach on time; a place that looks like it has been taken straight out of a fairy tale. Enjoy the best of Bosnia and Herzegovina without constantly checking your pocket, as it is amazingly cheap here as compared to neighboring European countries. So when are you planning to visit?
It's not always about beaches, Plitvice Lakes in Croatia
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Well, when it comes to Croatia, it's not always about beaches. If the first thing that always come to your mind on hearing Croatia is sun dipped beaches and crystal clear water then surprise! Also, a national park and world heritage site, Plitvice Lakes, is just one hell of a place.
Not just one lake but Plitvice is actually a combination of sixteen lakes that are interconnected to each other with waterfalls. Mind blowing, what do you say? Well, if you are still not convinced then we advise you to take a look at the picture. Before that, prepare yourself for some long sighs!
A magical express in a magical land, Flam Valley in Norway
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In the heart of Western Norway, Flam, a small village is one place that would definitely change your perception of heaven. Before jumping into conclusions, we would like to present you some natural wonders that this tiny hamlet holds in its kitty.The Flam railway is the most famous attraction point of the Flam Valley.
This 20 km long journey takes you through some beautiful landscapes. Get ready for an experience that you imagined while watching Hogwarts express! Also the fjords here have been listed in the 'Seven Wonders of Nature' by Chicago Tribune owing to the wonderful Kayaking and Cruise experience that entices people from all over the world.
The old tales of the Rock Cut Tombs of Myra in Turkey
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House of Virgin Mary, The Grand Theatre and Hadraian Temple are just to name a few! When it comes to beautiful ruins, Turkey is one proud nation. The rock cut tombs of the Myra are not the remains of a dynasty that flourished in this region. But living tales of the funerary moments of Lycian people.
These bizarre yet beautiful ruins of the early Greek civilization stand here amidst the present world, whispering the hidden stories from the past. Perched on the hills above the city, the sight of these temples is enough to raise your hair on the ends!
It's a fire –water dance, Nachi-no-Otaki in Japan
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Considered as the tallest waterfall in Japan, Nachi-no-Otaki can be seen from as far as Pacific Ocean. The entire aura surrounding this place is so magical; a holy land, this place is preserved as a sanctuary of Kumano Nachi Taisha. Inhabited by mountain monks, this mystical land is still used for ascetic training.
The fire festival or Nachi-no-Hi Matsuri is the most sacred festival in which monks dressed in white purify the waterfall with huge portable shrines. Behold yourself as this holy land will certainly leave you astounded!
No it's not Star Wars set, Maunsell Army Forts in United Kingdom
No, we are not talking about a movie set or a space station themed amusement parks. Maunsell Army Forts are the remains of the fortified towers that had been built during World War II to help United Kingdom.
Built in 1942, some of the forts still stand in water, the rusted walls and the broken windows, however, echo the horrors of the war till date. Though put to restoration but the remaining six forts seem to be lost somewhere in the rushes of the present world.
Sail to your own private island in Vila Franca do Campo in Portugal
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Imagine sailing in your own private island…impossible? Villa Franca is one place to fulfill this dream. Snorkel in the warm waters, get close to the beautiful aquatic life that too free from overcrowding tourists.
Villa Franco can be easily accessed by a ferry boat from Marina. The small crater in the midst of the island is filled with salt water making it safe for water adventures. Bring out your love for water, without any hustles from other tourists.
Spot the spotted creature, Jawai Leopard Camp in India
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Rajasthan – The royal imprint of time, beautiful castles, desert safari and leopards. No, there is no error, you can spot a leopard here that too from close! 'Jawai' is Rajasthan's step towards Eco-tourism and in conserving these elegant cats.
Jawai, is located between the fabulous cities of Udaipur and Jodhpur. A fleet of jeeps, spa and a library welcomes you to this amazing leopard camp. Brace yourself for some close 'Meows.'
Yes, Fairy tales exist, Lichtenstein castle in Germany
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Get ready to take a tour back in all the fairy tales you have read so far! If all those fairytales were for real then this caste was certainly where Cinderella lived or where Rapunzel was locked. Located above the Echaz valley, Lichtenstein castle was built in a historic style.
A small creek flowing behind the caste gives all the more surreal touch to this place. A perfect romantic getaway, it won't be wrong to say that 'Love is certainly in air' here.
A canvas straight out of the mind of a painter, Roughting Linn in United Kingdom
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Named after a nearby small waterfall, Roughting Linn, is one tourist hot spot which is more popular among photographers than general public. Well famed for the largest decorated rock in entire England.A hidden treasure, the rock at Roughting is completed taken over by the roots of the surrounding trees and shrubs.
The small- gentle streams of water falling over the small cliffs rising on the sides is simply a view that need to be seen in order to believe it. After all UK is not just all about London!


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Crimson Phoenix: An Action-Packed & Thrilling Novel (A Victoria Emerson Thriller #1) (Mass Market)
By John Gilstrap
(MYSTERY AND SUSPENSE)
This is book number 1 in the A Victoria Emerson Thriller series.
#2: Blue Fire (A Victoria Emerson Thriller #2) (Hardcover): $26.00
Brad Taylor meets THE STAND in internationally bestselling author John Gilstrap's post-apocalyptic new series featuring Victoria Emerson, a West Virginia congresswoman and single mother who becomes the last hope of a nation brought to the brink of destruction.
The nightmare scenario has come to pass. America has fallen. In the aftermath, one woman becomes the last hope of a nation and its people in New York Times bestselling author John Gilstrap's electrifying new Victoria Emerson thriller series.
West Virginia Congresswoman Victoria Emerson has always put the needs of her community before the power games of Washington, D.C. Then an Army officer appears on her doorstep, deploying the code words "Crimson Phoenix"—meaning this is not a drill. The United States is on the brink of nuclear disaster. The major will escort her to a secure bunker. She cannot bring her family.
A single mother, Victoria refuses to abandon her teenage sons. Denied entry to the bunker, the family somehow survives the unthinkable. In the aftermath, the nation is in chaos. The grid is gone. Food is scarce. Civility gives way to desperate survival. Against this total collapse, Victoria creates a new home in a small Appalachian mountain town. The community she builds around her shines like a beacon in a dark wasteland. Now she must defend it with her life—to give hope to a new America
John Gilstrap is the New York Times bestselling author of the Jonathan Grave thriller series and other fiction and nonfiction. His novel Against All Enemies won the award for best paperback original of 2015 given by the International Thriller Writers. His books have been translated into more than twenty languages. An explosives safety expert and former firefighter, he holds a master's degree from the University of Southern California and a bachelor's degree from the College of William and Mary in Virginia. He lives in Fairfax, Virginia. Please visit him on Facebook or at www.johngilstrap.com.
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Teen Celebs' Most Embarrassing Moments
April 4, 2012 By Barb
We rounded up the stories about the times that made your favorite teen stars cringe, right here. Get ready to LOL!
Selena Gomez takes a spill.
Selena Gomez of "Wizards of Waverly Place" loves her fans, but she also adores footwear. When she decided to brave a set of stairs in a pair of killer heels to meet up with some admirers, things didn't quite go as planned. Here's what she told reporters at a red-carpet movie premiere: "I was doing a live taping of my show, and I fell because I was wearing these high heels down the stairs after saying hi to my fans. That was pretty bad."
Justin Bieber gets bashful.
He's a home-schooled pop phenom now, but before Justin Bieber blew up, he attended a regular school and had regular kid probs. "I was in class doing a project, and one of my best friends thought it would be funny if he would kind of change my project around," Justin told a teen mag. "He put a picture of something stupid on it, and everyone started laughing at me. I felt really bad."
Taylor Swift has tall troubles.
Country singer Taylor Swift is a towering beauty, but sometimes her height can lead to some really awkward moments. "I'll always be hitting my head on the side of a car or going through door," she once admitted to a music reporter. "I think I've gotten minor concussions from hitting my head on things."
Miranda Cosgrove's pal pulls a prank.
Miranda Cosgrove and her BFF were spying on a guy when the "iCarly" star's friend pulled a fast one! "My best friend and I, we're always driving by this guy's house she really likes," Miranda told a magazine. "This time, she was begging me to walk up to his house to see if he was home. So I got out of the car and went up to look into the house like a total stalker, and she drove away pretending to leave me there! She came back like 30 seconds later, but I thought she had abandoned me."
Josh Hutcherson has not-so-smooth moves.
"The Hunger Games" star Josh Hutcherson should have no problem impressing dates, but he recently confessed that he could use a little more finesse in the cuddle department. In a magazine interview, he talked about trying to get close to a girl he liked, when a fumble nearly ruined the evening! "I was on a date, and we were sitting at dinner," explained Josh. "I tried to put my arm around her — I was doing the yawn thing where you lift your arms up. As I did that, I hit the table and spilled a drink."
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The scheme allows companies to document their quality as an employer through external auditing of routines and practices, as regards key parts of obligations under the Working Environment Act. That is, people communicated through GBU have agreed on working hours, they are secured sickness benefits and they have pension savings.
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It is with great sadness that I write to inform you that my father, David Ruel passed away, unexpectedly, yet peacefully in his sleep at home on Monday 22nd April 2019 at the age of 68.
A Service of Thanksgiving will be held at Holy Trinity Church on Fernhill Road in Blackwater, Camberley, Surrey GU17 9BN on Saturday 4th May 2019 at 11:00 am.
Flowers are welcome to Noble Funeral Service Limited at 191, Mytchett Road, Camberley, Surrey GU16 6AZ.
Alternatively, if you would like to make a donation, please do so to The Southern Counties Youth Band. Please send cheques payable to 'Southern Counties Amateur Bands Association' to Ms A. Sears at 12 Badger Place, Bordon, Hampshire GU35 0GW. I kindly ask that you mark the back of the cheque 'In memory of David Ruel'.
Your thoughts, kind words and shared memories are greatly appreciated at this difficult time.
Matthew A. Ruel
David was a much loved and respected conductor who was best known locally for his long and successful associations both as conductor and compére of the then Friary (Meux) Guildford Brass Band and more latterly the Reading Spring Gardens Brass Band.
David started his playing days on the bugle with the local Boys' Brigade company in Yiewsley, Middlesex and was taught trumpet at school by Stan Tamplin, the then brass instructor at the RAF School of Music, Uxbridge. From playing the bugle he went on to teaching both Boys' and Girls' Brigades' Drum and Bugle Bands, and to adjudicating at competitions throughout London and the South of England.
In his formative years, David played solo cornet with the Yiewsley and West Drayton Band. After moving on to the then Hillingdon Borough Band as player / bandmaster and following a house move the Camberley Band, David returned to the Yiewsley and West Drayton Band as conductor in 1981.
In 1983 David went to work overseas in Singapore where he formed a brass band in conjunction with the Singapore St. John Ambulance Brigade. The main event of the year was the Annual Parade which was a very impressive occasion in the presence of the President and Prime Minister of Singapore – the band could hardly be conducted by a 'Private' so David was promoted to the rank of Major overnight!
On returning to the UK in late 1985 David rejoined the Camberley Band and when the opportunity arose, moved on to Friary Guildford Band (Friary Meux as the band was then known) as player / bandmaster. David has many happy memories of conducting the band at Ascot Races, on board the QE2, at the Inn on the Park in St. Helier, Jersey and of course at many of the then Friary Meux public houses throughout the South of England.
David for several years spent some seven months of the year travelling overseas on business and as such banding took a back seat. However, he was still able to help a number of bands and later with the winding down of his overseas travel saw a return to the Friary Guildford Brass Band as player / bandmaster.
One other such band that David helped was The Cobham Band and on the departure of their then conductor was approached by the band's chairman to take over, which he did in 2004 and remained with the band for some seven and a half years. During this period David moved the band forward, improving its standard of playing and most importantly the consistency in its level of performance at rehearsals and on the concert and contest stage.
As well as achieving a number of contest prizes, the band performed at London's most historic and prestigious landmarks including Westminster Abbey, Kensington Gardens and Greenwich Royal Parks and held its main annual concert at the Yehudi Menuhin Concert Hall with guests such as Ian Porthouse (former Principal Cornet of Black Dyke Mills Band), Tredegar Town Band's ten piece brass ensemble and trombonist Stephen Sykes – the then BBC Radio 2 Young Musician of the Year.
After leaving The Cobham Band David continued to work successfully with a number of bands including Yiewsley & West Drayton Band and Alder Valley Brass. He was also integral to the success of Tredegar Band. David brought a level of professional business acumen and expertise in support of their Musical Director Ian Porthouse, that helped the band to renewed success and an increased artistic profile which saw the band ranked number two in the world.
In addition, David served as the National Secretary of The National Association of Brass Band Conductors and as an Executive Committee member of The Southern Counties Amateur Bands Association.
David was appointed Musical Director of the Reading Spring Gardens Brass Band on Thursday 29th September, 2016 – the band enjoying a renewed enthusiasm and success under his baton.
It was with great shock and devastation that David unexpectedly passed away peacefully in his sleep at home on Monday 22nd April 2019 at the age of 68. David took the Reading Spring Gardens Brass Band to new heights and stretched its horizons to greater goals. The band will be forever indebted to him for his leadership, musicianship, friendship and generosity – he will be sorely missed and greatly celebrated.
For further details, if you would like to book the band for a concert or any other type of performance please contact Rebecca Devaney on 01189 414920 or e-mail contact@readingband.com
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Reading opens 2019 season of summer bandstand concerts 08/06/2019


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Experience and research have shown that the use of Green Care methods can produce health, social and/or educational benefits for a variety of target groups. There is a growing movement towards Green Care in many contexts, ranging from therapeutic applications of green exercise activities, social and therapeutic horticulture, animal assisted therapies, wilderness therapy, ecotherapy and care farming. Green Care can also provide new livelihood opportunities for farms and other rural enterprises, and also contributes to rural viability and the quality of the rural environment.
The aim of the Go Green & Care project is to build the competences of VET organizations for providing Green Care education to their students and to create (intellectual outputs as reports) frameworks which will come together for a module of Green Care-education within upper vocational education curriculum in the fields of natural resources, social and healthcare cross sectorally.
Specifically, the Go Green & Care project aims to bring together VET instructors from different educational fields (natural resources, social and healthcare, hospitality etc.) from four different countries (Finland, UK, Estonia and Cyprus) in order to exchange knowledge, expertise and ideas about how to enhance existing curriculums by adding the Green Care dimension. Raising awareness about the importance and benefits of the Green Care Education for multiple target groups is also one of the project's core objectives.
This project has been funded with the support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.


These hand-carved sandstone caves were used for mining starting in the 1840's, and have a long history of being utilized for purposes other than mining. The cavernous halls once served as a facility for growing mushrooms and food preservation. In the prohibition era of the 1920s, the caves housed a speakeasy, supposedly frequented by gangsters such as John Dillinger and Ma Baker.
In 1933, the deserted space was transformed into a glamorous and romantic nightclub by the name of Castle Royal. This was a fitting name for the outer structure, which has a likeness of a quaint Tudor castle with its brick walls covered in climbing ivy and the back hillside thick with trees. It's hard to not fall in love with Wabasha Street Caves. When you add in the possibility of a ghost sighting, you have a one of a kind wedding venue with a macabre romantic seasoning that is sure to please.
Wabasha Street event space boasts a majestic 60-foot bar that will be fully staffed and included in the event rental fee. Additionally, this space will accommodate up 200 guests and will provide tables and chairs, along with event security. They will openly provide you with a list of area caterers with whom they have maintained positive working relationships.
If you are looking for a venue of a different flavor, consider contacting Wabasha Street Caves today. Take a tour and discover the rich history this site has in the downtown St. Paul area.


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Taylor Swift accepts the award for Video of the Year for "All Too Well" at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards...
Taylor Swift accepts the award for Video of the Year for "All Too Well" at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, U.S., August 28, 2022. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
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Taylor Swift accepts the award for Video of the Year for "All Too Well" as presenters LL Cool J and Nicki...
Taylor Swift accepts the award for Video of the Year for "All Too Well" as presenters LL Cool J and Nicki Minaj (R) look on at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, U.S., August 28, 2022. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
Taylor Swift climbs up to the stage after winning the award for Video of the Year for "All Too Well"...
Taylor Swift climbs up to the stage after winning the award for Video of the Year for "All Too Well" at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, U.S., August 28, 2022. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
LL Cool J and Nicki Minaj take the stage to present an award at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the...
LL Cool J and Nicki Minaj take the stage to present an award at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, U.S., August 28, 2022. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
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Dove Cameron poses with her Best New Artist award at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the Prudential...
Dove Cameron poses with her Best New Artist award at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, U.S., August 28, 2022. REUTERS/Caitlin Ochs
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Panic At the Disco perform at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the Prudential Center in Newark, New...
Panic At the Disco perform at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, U.S., August 28, 2022. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
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Brendon Urie of Panic At the Disco performs at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the Prudential Center...
Brendon Urie of Panic At the Disco performs at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, U.S., August 28, 2022. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
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Dove Cameron accepts Best New Artist Award as presenter Avril Lavigne looks on at the 2022 MTV Video...
Dove Cameron accepts Best New Artist Award as presenter Avril Lavigne looks on at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, U.S., August 28, 2022. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid