I've had the pleasure of driving through the diocese these past few weeks from Ellsworth to Edgar, with stops in Stratford, Marshfield and points back toward La Crosse. It is just beautiful out there! I joined some of my Franciscan brothers last week in Savannah, Ga. Another member of the Conventual Franciscans was ordained and consecrated as the bishop of Savannah. It was wonderful to see so many of the guys I've known for years. Many of those men are from New England states. People PAY money to drive through some of those areas this time of year. The guys were saying there wasn't much of a color show this year. I told 'em to come to Wisconsin. They wouldn't have to pay and the colors were magnificent! I sure hope that we all take some opportunity to give thanks to God for this great season!
Now it's Halloween. I've never really liked this holiday – even when I was a kid. It has only gotten worse over the years. Some people claim that Halloween is fast outpacing Christmas in popularity and decorations. Go figure. Makes me wonder why? I think Halloween has taken a real trend toward the dark side. Christmas is about light and the Light of the world. As society tries to turn that Light off, I guess it's easier to dress up, act out, and accept fantasy in place of reality.
We bishops of Wisconsin have just completed our Fall Meeting of the Wisconsin Catholic Conference. Archbishop Listecki, the archbishop of Milwaukee, is the president of the gathering of bishops who include Bishop David Ricken (Green Bay), Bishop Robert Morlino (Madison), Bishop Peter Christiansen (Superior), and me from La Crosse. There is, of course, much to discuss in our state and how some of those issues generally affect each of us. You will be hearing about some of the actions we discussed in the near future as they are rolled out in The Catholic Times.
November will soon be upon us and two of the most significant celebrations for us as human beings with faith start the whole month off with a bang! November begins with All Saints Day. What a terrific celebration to keep in mind everybody in heaven! People like us, who have made it. They help us and they intercede for us. Remember your baptismal and confirmation patron saint that day. Keep in mind, All Saints Day is a holy day of obligation. Like Sunday, Catholics are obliged to attend the Mass on that day.
All Souls Day follows on Nov 2. That day we remember our own mortality. Every one of us will die someday. How we live helps us to plan for how we will spend eternity. We pray for our beloved dead since they are now outside of time. While we are not obliged to attend the Mass on that day, it is the best prayer we can offer for anyone dead or alive.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on October 27, 2011 by dioceseoflacrosse.
Yesterday, 19 October was the feast of the North American Martyrs Sts. Isaac Jogues, John de Brebeuf, and their Jesuit Companion Martyrs. The Martyrs' Shrine in Midland, Ontario is a magnificent place to visit and even more so since it was largely built and developed with public funds. The Province of Ontario, along with the Canadian national government largely funded the monument and its surrounding park land and the re-creation of Huronia, the Huron Indian village at the base of the imposing shrine church that can be seen for miles. Jesuits play an important part in the history of our own diocese especially in Prairie du Chien and the southern reaches of our local Church. Jesuit influence was especially noticeable in the exploration of the Mississippi River region, Upper Peninsula Michigan, and Northern Wisconsin, by the likes of Pere Jacques Marquette.
Another exciting and historical event took place yesterday as well. His Holiness, our beloved Pope Benedict XVI, announced his new "ambassador"—or NUNCIO—to the United States of America, that being, His Excellency, Archbishop Carlo Vigano. Archbishop Vigano will succeed the much-loved former nuncio, Archbishop Pietro Sambi, who died suddenly in July. We certainly hope to meet the new nuncio at the November meeting of the U.S. bishops in Baltimore. There is great excitement about his arrival. The nuncio serves as the papal representative in our country. His job, while largely dealing with issues of protocol and diplomacy, expresses a visible link between the U.S. bishops and the entire Church in the U.S.A. with our Holy Father, the pope.
This week, we also learned that the Bishops of Region VII—Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana—would be heading to Rome in February for our "face-time" with the pope. The pope meets every five years with all the bishops of the world. As you can imagine, this is an ongoing work for the pope given the worldwide nature of the Church and the number of bishops from around the world. This visit is called the "Ad Limina" visit. It literally means "to the threshold of the Apostles Peter and Paul." It is both a traditional, fraternal, and respectful meeting of bishops from around the world with the Successor of Peter, the Vicar of Christ on earth, the pope. Fr. Michael Gorman, as moderator of the curia, will travel to Rome with me in February. At the present time, Fr. Gorman is overseeing the gathering of data and pertinent information from our curial offices for our report to the Holy Father.
Speaking of our dear Holy Father, Benedict XVI, please keep him prayer. It seems as though a former actress, Susan Sarandon, has managed to pull off a major insult to the pope and she will never be held accountable for it. She played the part of Sister Helen Prejean in the film adaptation of sister's book about condemned "death-row" prisoners: "Dead Man Walking." Sarandon made a media comment that she had sent a copy of the book to the pope saying: "The last one, not the Nazi one we have now." Sarandon's comment, like so many other disrespectful and willful slurs against the Church and, in this case, the pope himself, will certainly not elicit an apology or even public media outrage. The challenge to the Church in these times is to keep the faith and keep our eyes fixed clearly on the truth of Jesus Christ. Maintaining faith and keeping clear about the truths of our faith will help us to weather such invective. Thankfully, the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights along with the Jewish Anti-Defamation League both publically challenged Saradon's hateful remarks.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on October 20, 2011 by dioceseoflacrosse.
As I mentioned last time, October is the month of the Holy Rosary. The rosary is not only a favorite prayer of many Catholics, it is a powerful weapon in an arsenal for peace in our especially troubled times. On 7 October 1571, the decisive Battle of Lepanto was won. In it the Catholic forces of Spain and Italy fought against the invading Turkish fleet in what was considered the battle for Europe. It was the last battle at sea that involved galley slaves at the oars of the great ships going into battle. Christian slaves in the galleys powered the Moslem ships. The Catholic ships were powered by the rosary. As the Turks howled and yelled their battle cries, the men on the Catholic ships continued the recitation of the rosary. The Christian forces were at a terrible disadvantage and Pope St. Pius V knew it; he, therefore, called upon all of Europe to pray the rosary to prevent the Islamic invasion of Europe. At the time of the victory, the Pope, who was miles away in Vatican City, rose from a meeting and with tears in his eyes, went to the window to announce the news that the fleet was victorious and encouraged thanksgiving to God. The feast that developed was first called Our Lady of Victory, and has subsequently been changed to the Feast of the Most Holy Rosary. It is a focus of this month.
Also of interest, however, is today's anniversary of the last apparition of Our Lady at Fatima. You will remember that Our Lady appeared to the three children at Fatima in Portugal on the 13th day of six consecutive months (May thru October) in 1917. Blessed Pope John Paul II was shot on 13 May 1981. After his recovery he went on pilgrimage to Fatima to give thanks to Our Lady and had the bullet that could have killed him placed in her crown. Yesterday, during his Wednesday audience, Pope Benedict XVI entrusted the youth of the world to Our Lady of Fatima in honor of this anniversary so that they might respond to God's call in their lives.
Mother Mary is held in high esteem in the Islamic world. It is not by accident that She holds such sway—God has ways that are mysterious to us. Another time we will consider one of those great Marian mysteries that is a little bit closer to home: Our Lady of Guadalupe—yet another Islamic appellation for Our dear Mother.
Our beloved Blessed Pope John Paul II and our current Pope Benedict XVI are once again calling us to arm ourselves with our Mother's weapon of peace: the holy rosary. She will prevail upon her Divine Son for peace and justice in our troubled and fretful world. She has done so in the past, she will do so again. Pray the rosary for peace!
… and I'll see you at Sunday Mass.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on October 13, 2011 by dioceseoflacrosse.
This week, I write from another riverbank, the Tiber in Rome. I am visiting with our priests and seminarians here at the Pontifical North American College. Wednesday was a beautiful day and a full day. I had the opportunity to attend the Wednesday Papal Audience and listen to the Holy Father in the midst of thousands of pilgrims who gathered in St. Peter's Square. The Pope received many visitors and acknowledged the thirty-five men who were being ordained to the diaconate at St. Peter's on Thursday, 6 October.
The Mass at St. Peter's was a tremendous gathering of people from all over the USA—families and friends of the new deacons. There were a large number of bishops and hundreds of priests who concelebrated the two and one-half hour Mass. The newly ordained deacons will be ordained priests next year in their own home dioceses. Next year, Alan Guanella will be ordained here, if God wants. Joining him here, in their first year, are Dan Thelen and Charlie Richmond. Father Jeff Burill serves on the faculty as the Director of Homiletic Studies and Father Derek Sakowski is completing his studies for his doctorate in Sacred Theology. I have had a grand visit with them and have assured them of our love and support from back home.
We are, as you know, so blessed with our wonderful seminarians at Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary in Winona, Mundelein Seminary in Chicago, St. John Vianney and St. Paul Seminary, both in St. Paul. I ordained the last of our three transitional deacons, Reverend Mr. Jeff Hennes, three weeks ago in Colby. Almost all of our thirty-three seminarians were present for that ceremony. Deacon Hennes joins Deacons Daniel Oudenhoven and David Bruener who were ordained earlier in the year. Please God, all three will be ordained next June. Your prayers for all of our spirit-filled and talented seminarians is so greatly appreciated.
That does remind me of another thing, the Diocesan Annual Appeal is starting up again. I hope you take some time to see the video at www.dioceseoflacrosse.com . Just click on the icon for the Appeal and enjoy this year's video. I think it's pretty good, even if I do get "upstaged" by some sheep! Curious? Stop by and view it. As a matter of fact, take some time to review our entire website. We keep trying to make it as current and user friendly for you as possible. Feel free to send us your suggestions and comments.
I'm coming home tomorrow—Friday. The Fall Clergy Days start in the Dells on Monday. The priests and deacons get a little chance to come aside and pray and study for a few days. We will spend some time reviewing the Missal in preparation for Advent and some other areas of Scripture.
Know that you have been remembered at many Masses celebrated during my time in Rome at many of the holy places. I will be returning to Rome with all the bishops of Region VII—that is Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana—probably in February when we have our turn to come to visit the Holy Father in person and give an account of each of our dioceses. I will explain more about that once we actually find out what our dates will be. We are already starting up the work for that important event called the "Ad Limina." I'll keep you posted.
October is the month of the Holy Rosary. The Rosary is a great family prayer. Why not take some time and gather the family together tonight and honor Our Lady with her special prayer?
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on October 6, 2011 by dioceseoflacrosse.


We're up against delivery schedules and Santa's Sleigh! Though we can't guarantee delivery by Wednesday, we'll be sure all orders get out our doors and onto the trucks/planes/sleds and on their way first thing tomorrow morning. All orders after 8 pm will be sent on Friday, December 26th.
Thank you for all of your support and have a happy holiday!


Well, its one step up, I guess?
As my regular readers know, I've got used to the rejection emails, phone calls, and the simply 'nothing at all' stuff up to now re my job interviews, but I got something new today. No, not quite a job offer, but not a rejection either!
One of those jobs I went for last week, and tried to get lost finding, I found out the result today. Yes, I did well at the job interview, and impressed a lot, but seemingly, so did a number of others, and I'm not yet being offered a job. But equally, I havent been written off yet, either. I'm on a reserve list, because being insurance, you need people to pass credit checks, before getting a job. And presumably, next time around they're looking to employ, I'll be at the top of that list, pre approved candidate!
Hey, maybe getting lost on the way to an interview is the way to go? No, I'd rather not do that again, especially as second time around, it meant I was 20 minutes late, never a good thing!
Oh, the only other news of note. I've said "What the hell", and booked, and paid for my air flight to Boston in September. Yes, I'm going regardless, that much I have decided.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.ComponentModel.Composition;
using System.ComponentModel.Composition.Hosting;
using System.ComponentModel.Composition.Primitives;
using System.Linq;

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{
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    IViewModelProvider,
    IApplicationService
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    protected ComposedApplication(CompositionContainer container)
    {
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    }

    #region Exports
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    public IComposedApplication ThisApplication { get { return this; } }
    [Export]
    public IViewModelProvider ViewModelProvider { get { return this; } }
    [Export]
    public IApplicationService ApplicationService { get { return this; } }

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    protected void Startup()
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PWC says the attainment of uninterrupted electricity supply is possible if the right stakeholder collaborations are effected. It, therefore, stressed the urgent need for stakeholders in the power sector to work together if the required result must happen. This was…
Nigeria Electrification Project to Receive $200m Joint Financing
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Federal Government to Build Solar Power for 2.5 million People in 66 Communities
Posted By Admin on 3rd Dec 2018
The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) has flagged off process to build solar mini-grid plants in 66 communities and connect 2.5 million people across 12,422 households nationwide. The Managing Director of REA, Mrs Damilola Ogunbiyi in summary sheet said the Nigerian…
NERC Directs DisCos to Carry Out Customer Enumeration
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has directed all electricity Distributions Companies (DisCos) in the country to carry out customer Enumeration in their domains by March 31, 2019. NERC gave the directive through its consumer affairs commissioner, Dr. Moses Arigu,…
Kenya: ERC Introduces Framework to Open Up Energy Market
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The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) seeks to establish a fund to cushion operators of mini-grids from high costs as part of regulations to encourage investors to generate, transmit and sell electricity in remote areas at affordable retail prices. According to…
Federal Government to Deploy Solar Energy to 37 Universities
Nigeria's Minister of Works, Power and Hosing, Mr Babatunde Fashola, on Monday said the Federal Government would deploy solar energy systems to 37 universities in the country. Delivering the 32nd Convocation Lecture of the Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH), titled…
NERC Blames Estimated Billing on Low Metering
The Consumer Affairs Commissioner of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, Dr Moses Arigu, has identified low metering as a factor responsible for estimated billing by electricity distribution companies. Arigu stated this at the inauguration of the customer complaints forum office…

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Spending too much time mitigating risk? Or Chasing Funding?
There is a way to deliver more value for less.
Symplicity Designs' relationship with New Brunswick's schools goes back to 2013. The province's seven school districts gathered for a five-day alignment workshop aimed at changing the mindset in the school system from pass/fail to improve. District scolaire francophone Sud became the pilot school district.
Their journey began by hiring a full-time internal Plan-Do-Check-Act specialist for the district. Symplicity helped identify an alignment champion to manage the transformation. We also provided a NOVO Execution course and coaching so that the district could complete multiple improvement projects and develop its internal process improvement capacity. As projects finished and Plan-Do-Check-Act took hold execution in the district accelerated. In one project, a school in a vulnerable area went from 38th to first in reading scores.
The overall results have been impressive. According to the PISA 2015 results (a study of 15-year-olds worldwide), between 2012 and 2015 francophone schools in New Brunswick attained the highest improvement rate in the country, good enough for eighth in the world. District scolaire francophone Sud has seen a 33 percent productivity increase in children's education over the last 3.5 years.
Our approach was not to show teachers how to teach better but to give teachers more time to teach. In one school, a grade 2 classroom was struggling to find time for students to read. This is critical because grade 2 literacy correlates directly with living a prosperous life. Grade 2 is crucial because up until the end of this grade students are learning to read. After grade 2, students need to be able to read to learn.
This classroom was far from the doors for students to go to and return from recess (measured at 300 steps). This meant that precious minutes were lost getting the students back to the classroom after recess. Winter months were particularly disruptive since the children were all wearing snowsuits and took time to undress. At the end of the day, the teacher had to end class 15 minutes early to ensure students were ready for the bus or their ride home. On some days, this cost the classroom 30 minutes. The first thing the teacher cut out of the day to compensate was reading time. Moving this classroom next to the door gave the teacher 30 minutes of time. It's amazing how something as simple as minutes reading can have such an impact on the future of our communities and the lives of children.


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How can the ABA improve law school compliance…
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How can the ABA improve law school compliance after CSL closure?
Photo of the Charlotte School of Law by Albert Dickson
On top of the rebukes from the ABA and the DOE, Charlotte lost its state license in August. It's still under investigation for civil fraud, says North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein, who'd also like to see more transparency in the accreditation process.
"Information is key when students are shopping for a school, and one of the data points students look for is accreditation," Stein says. "While I understand the desire to not hurt a school's reputation while an accreditor's investigation is ongoing, you have to weigh that with a student's right to know potential problems with the educational program they are investing potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars in buying."
CHASING COMPLIANCE
Law school officials see things differently. They would have liked more time to come into compliance with the standards before federal student loan money was originally pulled in December, says Paul Meggett, who was Charlotte's dean when it closed.
The law school was required to have an ABA-approved teach-out plan to keep its state license. The legal education section's council, which has final authority on teach-out plans, had a scheduled meeting on Aug. 11, one day after the state licensing deadline.
"And the council did not have—and would not create—a mechanism to decide on CSL's plan prior to the council's scheduled meeting to assist the school under these exigent circumstances," Meggett says.
Charlotte has until Feb. 3 to come into compliance with the ABA standards. Meggett says the law school has no plans to reopen.
"What is most unfortunate is that even though the ABA, the state accreditor and the Department of Education all are charged with protecting students, it is the students who were harmed the most by their actions," he says.
UNDER SCRUTINY
When the ABA announced that Charlotte was on probation, it also announced a public censure for the Valparaiso University Law School. Like Charlotte, Valparaiso was found to be out of compliance with ABA standards 501(a) and (b), which focus on admissions. Candidates' LSAT scores play a significant role in the decision process.
Valparaiso submitted its reliable plan to the ABA in December 2016, and it was approved in the spring, says Andrea Lyon, the law school's dean. She came to the school in 2014, replacing Jay Conison. After Conison left Valparaiso, he was appointed as dean at Charlotte, a position he held until this past spring.
Part of Valparaiso's reliable plan was to improve its median LSAT score, and this fall it averaged out to 151, Lyon says. Comparatively, the law school's 2016 median LSAT score was 147. Also, between 2015 and 2017, the school's 1L class decreased from 139 students to 28 students.
Recruiting students, particularly ones who have high LSAT scores that could help with standards compliance, is challenging when a law school has a public censure, Lyon says. Her career has centered on defending murder cases and teaching criminal defense skills in clinical law classes. She credits the skills she developed representing people charged with horrendous crimes for helping her lead a law school through challenging times.
"You just have to press forward; that's all you can do. I file a motion, and it gets denied—I don't just go home; I still have to try the case, and I have to respect the court," she says. "That's part of what I think you have to do when dealing with the accreditation committee."
Charlotte School of Law: A Turbulent Timeline
This article appeared in the November 2017 issue of the ABA Journal with the headline "Post-Mortem Exam: In the wake of Charlotte School of Law's closure, how can the ABA improve law school compliance?"
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Afternoon Briefs: AG official resigns after Capitol march robocall; 157 law deans condemn election lawyers
Stanford law prof remembered as leading legal ethics scholar and advocate for access to justice
While many jurisdictions had few or no online bar exam testing violations, California had many
California releases bar exam results, and like many jurisdictions sees increase in pass rates


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Another from my POD Blog.
Comments & critiques welcomed, suggestions cheerfully explored.
Cindy, I was going to inquire about your prop, but then I read a few days of your blog, and it became clear (no pun intended). The condensation gives an impression of profuse sweating, maybe even some tears. I think you'll find some pretty creative things to do with the head. In this composition, I just don't get the feeling that the greenery belongs in the scene. If there was more of a hint of a rainy day, perhaps it would be better. Also, the brownish colored leaf or stem going from the subject's left cheek to right eye is a little distracting.
I hope you'll post some other compositions with this, it will be interesting to see what you come up with!
Truthfully the original concept I was going for was a trite title like "Thinking Green". I kind of got lost trying to figure out what else I could say and Condensation Consideration came out.
There is definitely perspiration and tears going on in the head. For each of these shots the plant had to live and breathe in the jar for a day or two to get up a nice bead of "sweat".
Here is another shot using a different plant. The first is a spider plant and yes I agree, the brown is distracting. I'm going to keep working this idea for a minute so I'll experiment with grooming different plants for life in the jar. The second is a nasturtium I was hoping would bloom in the head after a few days but no buds yet, I may try again once the plant is a little further along.
Weird one Cindy, but like the experimenting. I do like the first post better, the composition and lighting is better. New artsy direction?
Yup. Mostly exercise to keep me from getting in a rut. Trying to re-interpret the same object to look different significantly different each time. An empty head is only empty until you fill it up with something.
An empty head is only empty until you fill it up with something.


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Dec 20, 2010 - 10:50AM
Films of the '90s: 1995
You can post a list of anywhere between 5 and 20 films (or more, but only 20 will be counted) from the year we're covering. The deciding factor in terms of release dates is the RYM list and the top 10 of each year will go on to the final top 100 round. Since Christmas and New Year are indubitably busy periods for everyone and to avoid a deadline 1 day into the new year we'll take 3 weeks for this year and the deadline is January 9th.
The points scheme is as follows:
1. 50 points
However, these are the maximum amounts of points. If you want to put certain films on your list but don't want to give them too many points, you can choose to give these less points than in this scheme (but never more) to decrease the impact on the overall results. If you don't specifically state that you want to give (some of) your films fewer points, I will assume the standard scheme.
Here are some lists to remind you of the great (or awful) films released in 1995, from a variety of sources:
RYM
Films101
RottenTomatoes
Dec 20, 2010 - 1:52PM
Re: Films of the '90s: 1995
SHOWGIRLS!
BillAdama
Very happy about the 1994 results.
All I've really got left to see for 1995 is Dead Man, so can somebody give me 1996 recommendations? All I have on my 1996 list are Fargo, Little Dieter, Secrets & Lies, First Contact, and Beavis & Butthead. All I really have on my list of stuff to see so far is Drifting Clouds and Lone Star.
1995 is a good year (I recommend The Corridor, Fallen Angels), but 1996 seems like one of the weakest years in cinema history.
As I mentioned in another topic on the subject, 1996 is one of the weakest years in entertainment. I always try to find at least 10 8+ albums and films and 10 8.5+ songs for each year, and no year since the late '40s are as hard as 1996 (for music at least, for films I can't find more than five before the 1980s but I'm fairly certain that's more due to my own ignorance than to a lack of good films from that era).
That said, for 1996 I recommend Trainspotting (but I'm guessing you'll have already seen it) and the rather excellent Danish film Pusher.
The only films set in stone on my to-see list so far are Kusturica's Underground and Fallen Angels, but I'm already quite happy with my 1995 list so I could use some 1996 recommendations as well. I suppose I will see "When We Were Kings" and "Secrets & Lies".
1. Ulysses' Gaze / Theo Angelopoulos / Greece
2. Dead Man / Jim Jarmusch / U.S.
3. Leaving Las Vegas / Mike Figgis / U.S.
4. Underground / Emir Kusturica / Yugoslavia
5. Lumiere et Compagnie / Various
6. Clockers / Spike Lee / U.S.
7. Heat / Michael Mann / U.S.
8. Safe / Todd Haynes / U.S.
9. Xich lo / Tran Anh Hung / Vietnam
10. La cite des enfants perdus / Jean-Pierre Jeunet & Marc Caro / France
11. Maborosi / Hirokazu Kore-eda / Japan
12. Fallen Angels / Wong Kar-Wai / Hong Kong
13. Toy Story / John Lasseter / U.S.
14. Shanghai Triad / Zhang Yimou / China
15. Showgirls / Paul Verhoeven / U.S.
1996: Breaking the waves was the breakthrough film of Lars Von Trier, and excellent;
Trainspotting is very fun to watch;
Sling Blade is a very classical film, but very well made (as is Lone Star);
Crash by David Cronenberg is not for everyone's tastes, but very well made;
La Promesse is one of the first movies by the Dardenne brothers, and the one which I like best;
From Dusk To Dawn by Roberto Rodriguez is 2 movies for the price of one ticket, also very fun;
Shine should not be missed.
Brassed off has a very unusual subject matter, but is very enjoyable;
I never understood why The English Patient isn't considered a decent film, I like it a lot;
And this year even has a good Tom Cruise movie: Jerry MaGuire
Do not watch "Bound" by the Wachowski brothers, nor Portrait of a lady, Mars Attacks.
Not seen, but probably ok: When We were Kings, Conte d'été, Irma Vep
Dec 20th, 2010 - 7:12 PM
La Promesse, another film not available to me on Netflix. I just ordered a VHS on Amazon, because the VHS is $3.99 and the DVD is over $40. I'll probably give one or two points to Jerry MacGuire, and I'll make sure to see Trainspotting.
Not a fan of Breaking The Waves. I feel the whole premise of the film is pretty far fetched and kind of silly. Plus except for Riget, Von Trier seems to have this formula where he just beats up on naive idealistic people which he uses in every single film. Lars Von Trier's morality does not contain nuance.
01. Kôkaku Kidôtai/Ghost in the Shell (Momaru Oshii)
02. Before Sunrise (Richard Linklater)
03. Se7en (David Fincher)
04. Sense and Sensibility (Ang Lee)
05. Braveheart (Mel Gibson)
06. Twelve Monkeys (Terry Gilliam)
07. Heat (Michael Mann)
08. La Cité des Enfants Perdus (Jean-Pierre Jeunet & Marc Caro)
09. Underground (Emir Kusturica)
10. The Usual Suspects (Bryan Singer)
11. Dead Man Walking (Tim Robbins)
12. La Haine (Mathieu Kassovitz)
13. Mighty Aphrodite (Woody Allen)
14. Leaving Las Vegas (Mike Figgis)
15. Dead Man (Jim Jarmusch)
For 1995, I highly recommend the movie "La Haine". A very hard film by Mathieu Kassovitz with an incredible Vincent Cassel. I think it's the kind of film who punch you !
Try...it's good !
And Zut ! I put "La cité des enfants perdus" in the 1994 list....I will reput in the 1995 list.
All I've really got left to see for 1995 is Dead Man, so can somebody give me 1996 recommendations? .
I can give you the list of films I know I will put on my own list of 1996's films. All are highly recommandable.
Un air de famille 19/20
Les voleurs 17/20
Bernie 15/20
Le cinquième élément 14/20
Microcosmos 13/20
1.	The Usual Suspects – Bryan Singer
2.	Smoke – Wayne Wang & Paul Auster
3.	Twelve Monkeys – Terry Gilliam
4.	Jumanji – Joe Johnston
5.	The Bridges of Madison County – Clint Eastwood
6.	Toy Story – John Lasseter
7.	Mighty Aphrodite – Woody Allen
8.	Nelly et Monsieur Arnaud – Claude Sautet
9.	El día de la bestia (The Day of the Beast) - Álex de la Iglesia
10.	Boca a boca (Mouth to Mouth) – Manuel Gómez Pereira
11.	Éxtasis (Ecstasy) – Mariano Barroso
12.	The Beatles Anthology - Kevin Godley, Bob Smeaton & Geoff Wonfor
13.	Flirt – Hal Hartley
14.	Sostiene Pereira – Roberto Faenza
15.	Dead Man – Jim Jarmusch
16.	Jade – William Friedkin
17.	To Die For – Gus Van Sant
18.	Babe – Chris Noonan / George Miller
19.	Sense and Sensibility – Ang Lee
20.	Nadie hablará de nosotras cuando hayamos muerto (Nobody Will Speak of Us When We're Dead) – Agustín Díaz Yanes
1. Smoke
2. The Usual Suspects
3. Underground
4. Before Sunrise
5. La Haine (Hate)
6. Casino
7. ک سفيد [The White Balloon]
8. Heat
9. 堕落天使 [Fallen Angels]
10. Twelve Monkeys
11. Welcome to the Dollhouse
12. Dead Man
13. Se7en
14. Blue in the Face [Brooklyn Boogie]
15. Four Rooms
16. La cité des enfants perdus [The City of Lost Children]
17. Toy Story
18. Go Now
19. The Basketball Diaries
20. Desperado
The whole top 10 is amazing. Fallen Angels may be my favorite Wong Kar-Wai movie and Casino is my favorite Scorsese.
1 The Usual Suspects
2 Four Rooms
3 Seven
4 Empire Records
6 Angus
7 Clueless
8 Toy Story
1. A Close Shave - Nick Park
2. Les apprentis - Pierre Salvadori
3. The Usual Suspects - Bryan Singer
4. Dead Man - Jim Jarmusch
5. La cérémonie - Claude Chabrol
6. La haine [Hate] - Mathieu Kassovitz
7. Casino - Martin Scorsese
8. Nelly & Monsieur Arnaud - Claude Sautet
9. Se7en - David Fincher
10. Le péril jeune - Cédric Klapisch
11. 堕落天使 [Fallen Angels] - Wong Kar-wai
12. En avoir (ou pas) - Laetitia Masson
13. Pride and Prejudice - Andrew Davies
14. Smoke - Wayne Wang
15. To Die For - Gus Van Sant
16. Underground - Emir Kusturica
17. Le bonheur est dans le pré - Étienne Chatiliez
18. A Comédia de Deus [God's Comedy] - João César Monteiro
19. Twelve Monkeys - Terry Gilliam
I would like to recommend you Tierra highly, a beautiful Spanish film.
1995 was a good year:
1.Seven
2.The Usual Supects
3.Ghost in the Shell (anime)
4.Pride and Prejudice
5.Antonia
6.Bridges of Madison County
7.Dead Man
8.Casino
9.Smoke
10.Toy Story
11.Leaving Las Vegas
12.12 Monkeys
13.Babe
14.Sense and Sensibility
15.Dead Man Walking
16.Heat
17.Strange Days
18.Memories (anime)
19.The Crossing Guard
20.The Madness of King George
Dec 27, 2010 - 10:09PM
1. The Corridor
2. Fallen Angels
5. Ghost In The Shell
6. Toy Story
7. Twelve Monkeys
8. Leaving Las Vegas
10. Heat
12. La Ceremonie
Apollo 13 (1 point)
I got a region free player for Christmas! My horizons have been expanded.
Does anyone know a good place to look for foreign DVDs besides maybe looking at amazon.co.uk or something?
What I really like about Sarunas Bartas (The Corridor) is that I was able to watch three of his films with absolutely no subtitles and still fully understand everything that's going on. I love visual filmmaking that manages to be expressive without relying on dialog.
I also highly recommend The House from 1997.
1) Clueless
2) Leaving Las Vegas
3) Toy Story
4) Nixon - 20
5) Apollo 13 - 18
6) Pocahontas - 10
7) GoldenEye - 5
Wow, City of Lost Children is very, very good. It seriously needs some more votes. And I now really have to watch Delicatessen.
2. A Close Shave
3. Dead Man Walking
4. 耳をすませば [Whisper of the Heart]
5. Se7en
6. Kids
9. La haine [Hate]
10. Lust och fägring stor [All Things Fair]
11. Underground
12. Smoke
Mindrocker
01. La Haine
03. The Beatles Anthology
04. Dead Man Walking
05. Nico Icon
06. Waterworld
07. Seven
09. Braveheart
10. Zusje (little sister)
Harold Wexler
Jan 1, 2011 - 6:01PM
7. Apollo 13
10. Casino
Jan 2, 2011 - 7:30AM
1. La Haine (Matthieu Kassovitz)
2. La cérémonie (Claude Chabrol)
3. Twelve Monkeys (Terry Gilliam)
4. Undergroung (Emir Kusturica)
5. La cité des enfants perdus (Jean-Pierre Jeunet)
6. The Bridges of Madison County (Clint Eastwood)
7. Casino (Martin Scorcese)
8. Nelly et Monsieur Arnaud (Claude Sautet)
9. Dead Man (Jim Jarmush)
10. Le bonheur est dans le pré (Etienne Chatillez)
11. Die Hard 3 (John McTiernan)
13. Chacun cherche son chat (Cedric Klapisch)
14. Leaving Las-Vegas (Mike Figgis)
15. The Usual Supects (Bryan Singer)
16. L'appât (Bertand Tavernier)
17. Mighty Aphrodite (Woody Allen
18. Zusje (Robert Jan Westdijk)
Jan 2, 2011 - 10:41AM
Since everyone seems to have already voted, and since I was wrong about the deadline being the 1st, I suppose we could end it tonight. Yes/no?
beefsupreme
Wait a minute, I gotta drop my list
1. Rumble in the Bronx – Jackie Chan hits a bunch of people
2. Desperado
3. Friday
5. Tommy Boy
7. Billy Madison
9. Die Hard With A Vengeance
10. Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation – Stars a bionic Matthew McConaughey
My own list. Watched Underground but it was a bit too much of a mess to my liking.
1. The Usual Suspects (Bryan Singer)
2. Braveheart (Mel Gibson)
3. Heat (Michael Mann)
4. Casino (Martin Scorsese)
5. Se7en (David Fincher)
6. Before Sunrise (Richard Linklater)
7. The City of Lost Children (Marc Caro / Jean-Pierre Jeunet)
9. La Haine (Mathieu Kassovitz)
And here are the results; because of my statement of the deadline being the 9th I will leave the actual vote open for another week, but I believe every single person who has ever voted already voted (except for nj, who only participated in 1990) so I don't expect any more votes.
Title (Director) - Points/Votes/#1s
1. The Usual Suspects (Bryan Singer) - 384/11/4
2. Se7en (David Fincher) - ) - 265/10/1
3. Leaving Las Vegas (Mike Figgis) - 197/9/1
4. Twelve Monkeys (Terry Gilliam) - 187/9/0
5. La Haine [Hate] (Mathieu Kassovitz) - 182/7/2
6. Underground (Emir Kusturica) - 168/8/0
7. Heat (Michael Mann) - 159/8/0
8. Toy Story (John Lasseter) - 155/8/0
9. Before Sunrise (Richard Linklater) - 154/6/0
10. Dead Man (Jim Jarmusch) - 149/9/0
At 15 we had more participants than ever for the '90s poll, which resulted in a lot more points being needed to go to the next round. 'Smoke' would have made it in any other year after the first 6 lists, but with 120 points it just wasn't enough this year.
Richard Linklater joins the group of directors who have 2 films in the next round while Kieslowksi remains the only director with 3 films—something which is extremely likely to change in two weeks.


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Alex: I've never seen the Wizard of Oz but what's the point of watching it? I already know there's a scarecrow, a tin man, and a wolf man. What else is there to know?!
Curtis: Why did No Frills take their sign down?
Nikki: Do you have to pee or anything? I have to wash my hair.
Miklos: Hol van a távirányító?
Nikki: I heard Dorito. And yes. A thousand times yes.
Nikki: the Twitter notifications are non-stop. This is like being Snoop Dogg's son's cousin. But not the blood-related one.
Nikki: They're called pages, by the way.
Alex: Don't you like that Baxo guy? He tells it like it is.
Well..he tells it like he'd like it to be.
Miklos: sounds pretty unrealistic... in a show about zombies.
Nikki: Some people have a weird confidence. Those people are usually less talented than me.
Miklos: You know the years before they had like 18 cameras filming... how did they know who was safe and who wasn't? Who actually won all those old World Series?
Brian: What's the date today? 13?
Brian: So tomorrow's Friday the 13th.
Nikki: Found some pants on old navy's website which are referred to as "pull-on pants". Considering buying some since I am always wasting an hour in the morning sewing pieces of fabric around my legs.
Miklos: "Augh! My body's breakin'."
Nikki: why do I see "1 comment" on your post and then when I open it nothing is there?
Miklos: that was my comment but it got deleted.
Nikki: it ... got deleted?
Miklos: Wtf... fireworks. On Victory Ave.
Nikki: Is it welfare day?
Miklos: Once removed? Those words don't make sense to me.
Nikki: Have you ever heard the phrase "twice removed"?
Miklos: No. [pauses] I've heard of "re-fried", like re-fried beans?
Miklos: What the hell are you doing?
Nikki: What are you talking about?
Miklos: Oh. [bored voice] I thought you were floating in the air for a minute.
Nikki: ...that's going on Facebook.
Miklos: What did you say? I thought you were floating. Like a stick.
Nikki: Today I thought to myself, "Man I wish I really was the master of net revenues."
Nikki: if the boy gets up and won't settle in the middle of the night, I would go in and try to settle him but he thinks I am the milk man.
Miklos: ...that's driving a kazoo?


Panama registered Crane Ship Lara 1 seen in Liverpool Docks on 3 September 2013. I originally saw her in 2007 when she was known as Mersey Mammoth. She is based in Liverpool and often seen in and around the dock system including out in the river.
She is equipped with a electric offshore crane with a lifting capacity of 250 Ton @ 14.7 to 25.3 meters ranging to 120 Ton @ 40 meters.
She has two electrical driven Voith Schneider propulsion units, one underneath the bow and one underneath the stern. The crane, propulsion units and ships systems are powered by two 806 KW Ruston/Brush generator sets.
In 2011 she had extensive maintenance and repair work carried out at the Scheldepoort shipyard.
She is owned by Hapo International Barges BV based in Ridderkerk, The Netherlands which was founded in 1987. Their fleet includes heavy cranes, crane barges, transport barges and a Jack-up barge, they operate worldwide.
Is Lara 1 pemanently based i Liverpool?
Was she in Liverpool from the 6 of September 2012 to the 12 of September 2012 ?


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The Le-Ax Water District Water Loss Abatement Policy allows customers in good standing (i.e., current on all bills and charges), who have enrolled and paid the annual fee, to receive credit on their water bills of up to $500.00 maximum per year, per customer, for water loss due to leaks which occur on their sides of the meter.
The annual fee is $25.00 per account, due by December 15, 2018. The Abatement Policy will be in effect for a water loss due to such a leak occurring during the January 2018 through December 2018 billing.
This policy applies only to the account holder (the name on the account) of a residential 5/8"-1" meter set. The fees are non-transferrable and no refunds will be generated upon finalizing an account.
Land owners may sign-up for the Abatement Policy for rental properties should the tenant decline coverage. The coverage would be for each water tap and would follow the same requirements and policies.
All costs for repairs remain the responsibility of the Owner/Account Holder.
The customer is required to notify the District Office when a water leak is discovered and when repairs are completed. This will insure that the correct time frame is being used to calculate the loss. Once Le-Ax verifies the occurrence, the customer is required to pay their "average" usage for that month, which is held in the computer based on the last twelve months. The balance of the bill would be credited, not exceeding the $500.00 yearly maximum. After the maximum amount is reached, the customer is responsible for any additional costs, or water leaks for the remainder of the year. Credits cannot be used to cover the cost of filling a pool, as this is not a leak. The District retains the right to require proof of repairs such as receipts.


( 6) We wanted to make this a one-stop shopping experience, thus we elected to hand the pipe, piston, head and suspension duties over to Pro Circuit. It is a full-service shop with excellent credentials. Plus, the guys at Pro Circuit have major status in the horsepower wars, as they have proven themselves in AMA National and Supercross competition.
the solitude of the porting room.
As for the engine, we gained three horsepower on the dyno and could feel the gains on the track, especially in the midrange. We admit that this was not an easy-to-ride engine. It gave up some of the KTM 450SXF smooth bottom-to-mid transition and replaced it with a dynamite hit and strong rush through the mid to top.
It was fast. Very fast. And while it would never be considered mellow, it was a very effective motocross weapon. When you pulled the trigger, it threw mega roost, lifted the front wheel a foot off the ground, and made corners come towards you at lightning speed. Perhaps it would be a handful on hardpack, but that's what KTM's mellow map is for.
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The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Episode 2, or The Wall and The Sad Boy That Just Wants A Hug
A Review of Episode 2 of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier
This review DOES have spoilers because there is too much to unpack in this episode- so much that I can't do a good review of it without saying spoiler things. You are WARNED. SPOILER CITY.
I didn't expect much from this episode but oh holy sh*t did I get more than I wanted.
This episode starts off trying to build some much- needed, but not-wanted empathy for John Walker- our new, head-a** not-real Captain America. While I understand why Marvel started off showing us that John Walker IS a human with actual emotions and not -only- a 100% jerk, I still didn't care for this. Maybe because I just WANT him to be bad. I WANT him to be a jerk I can just hate. But Marvel is challenging me, and I'm sure many others, on this, and whether I like it or not, this isn't something Marvel is doing wrong- I just don't want it for me, oops.
It hurts even more to watch because right after Marvel makes you start to emphasize a -little bit- for John Walker, they cut to Bucky seeing him on TV as Captain America, curled up in a ball, and I- nope, f*ck off Walker, this isn't right!
oh my god Bucky having to watch this "John Walker" try to be Captain America bye I'm crying bye I need to hug Bucky
Thank God Bucky is in the same mindset as me, because he marches off to go find Sam and tell him he shouldn't have given up the shield. From this point on, the episode is filled with tension between the two, from awkward staring contests to many, many terrible jokes from Sam, including Sam letting Bucky jump out of an airplane himself without a parachute, falling through trees, and hitting the ground hard, and getting it on camera just for a laugh. More terrible jokes include Sam making a joke about Bucky getting beat up by a "little girl" and Sam making a joke that he can visibly see the gears in Bucky's head-turning, while Bucky is clearly still upset and Sam knows he's working through legit trauma. Maybe I'm just hoping for better between the two, but oof did that irk me. I knew Sam and Bucky were gonna have a rocky start, which makes sense, but I guess I didn't expect Sam to be such a bouncy "I'm just kidding" kind of jerk and Bucky to be such a kicked puppy.
Throughout the episode, Bucky will admit what's wrong with him to his core, and what hurts him so; whereas, Sam won't budge a f*cking inch- he won't bring his walls down. He keeps up this "not giving a sh*t" facade and this "haha everything is a joke" facade and I want to see those facades fall down. I want to see the REAL SAM, MARVEL. Again, maybe I just don't like the tension between the two of them and just want them to be good teammates already. But, while Bucky and Sam do have some moments of tension that are actually funny, some missed the beat for me.
Eventually, Bucky tags along with Sam, and fights happen- and of course, John Walker and his pal come in and do their best to help them out. I gotta say, the fighting here was underwhelming for me, and Bucky's fighting was way cooler when he slaughtered everyone, no mercy. But, I will also say, the fact that the fight scene took place jumping back and forth between two trucks- that WAS cool. So I give them that. I think I enjoyed the action of the last episode better than this one, but this one still had some decent stuff.
Now, onto the thing that I didn't care less about the last episode- the PLOT (other than John Walker clearly not deserving to be Captain America)!
The plot actually takes a decent forefront this episode! I like that they are still focusing on what happened after The Blip and how this has affected people disproportionately- rich vs poor, white vs POC, etc. There are The Freedom Fighters who are doing just that- fighting for freedom. They want to take out the people in power that aren't helping those who have been displaced by The Blip. They want to take out the rich and a*sholish. The only problems with this are a) the government clearly doesn't want them to do this b) they are resorting to violence and c) they are Super Soldiers. I gotta say, this reminds me a lot of the plot from the Miles Morales Spider-Man Video Game, where Phin, The Tinkerer, decides to fight back
against Roxxon, who killed her brother and continue to hurt others without remorse, but Miles has to stop her because she's hurting innocents along the way, intentional or not. I feel similarly about these two situations in that I hate that when a person, or group of people, go to take out the rich and powerful who hurt others with no remorse, and once these people use methods that are harsh on the rich and powerful- they are made into villains. These are the people that are fighting for the right reasons but using the wrong methods, right? It's the argument that "violence is never the answer" and not understanding that it IS necessary at times. I'm nervous that Marvel is doing a similar plot here, where The Freedom Fighters are right in theory but will be stopped not only by the government but also by Sam and Bucky because they are resorting to violence. It's a hard thing to create a commentary on, but I'd like to see Marvel take a different approach on it for once. I'd like to see Sam and Bucky realize they are right, at least in intentions, and help The Freedom Fighters fight for their cause, rather than trying to convince them that they should just stop altogether. I like the start of this plot but I am nervous to see where it goes and it definitely had me anxious the entire episode- which is probably Marvel's intention. (Why is it bad that The Freedom Fighters give the rich and powerful a taste of their own medicine? Oh right, the rich and powerful produce our entertainment)
SPOILER!!!!! WARNING!!! I mentioned that the Freedom Fighters are Super Soldiers, right?
How did this happen? Well, Bucky takes Sam to Isaiah Bradley's house, where his son Eli opens the door (yes, PATRIOT Eli! Lets gooo!). I was very hype to see Eli show up briefly, but then Bucky speaks with Isaiah and.. My damn heart broke. The actor who played him did an absolutely heartbreakingly great job selling Isaiah's brokenness; how he was a Black Super Soldier but treated so differently than Steve and Bucky. How he was jailed, tortured, experimented on, while Steve got a shield and glory and Bucky… well, at least he wasn't jailed. This was the biggest emotional piece of the episode for me, and this is the part of the plot I can't WAIT to see expanded- how will Eli get involved in all this- does he know why those people became Super Soldiers?
Now, there's a moment of significant social and political commentary that I'm not sure landed for me- As Sam and Bucky leave Isaiah's house, two cops randomly pull up in their car, step out, and ask if everything is okay, as Sam and Bucky were having a disagreement. They both say they are fine, but the cops won't leave them alone- in particular, one of them turns their attention to Sam and insists on ID. Sam refuses to give it because they are just talking and he doesn't see why, and Bucky steps in and tells the cops they should know who Sam is- luckily, one of the cops does and he tells the other cop, and immediately, the cop backs down. This is 100% commentary on BLM and ACAB, and I'm torn because it was just so randomly placed there but also… maybe that makes it more realistic? Am I really in a position as a white person to judge this scene's commentary? I'm not sure, but I would really love to hear how this landed for others, particularly those that are Black.
Overall, this episode shows that this series is trying to do many things- entertain us, bring growth to these characters we love, AND comment on current political and social issues. I think the first episode did a great job with the first two goals and didn't have much time to complete the last goal, and that's okay, it was the first episode! The first two goals were more important. However, in this episode, they do add more commentary on the current political and social landscapes- and for me, I'm not sure it always lands. I think it's the right idea, in terms of actually adding real issues like racism into the show, but something didn't sit right with me. Maybe I just have high expectations. Maybe it's too "choppy" for me. Or maybe it's doing exactly what it's supposed to do, which is make me uncomfortable and frustrated that that sh*t happens in the first place. I'm going to keep watching because it's Marvel and I want to see these characters grow and see if Marvel actually takes some great steps forward in terms of their social and political commentary, but… this was a lot for me to process. This could turn into something great, or it could fail drastically in terms of storytelling, and I'm very nervous about which way it will go.
Your Friendly Neighborhood Bi gives this episode:
2.5 out of 5 Finger Guns
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THIS year's Thames Traditional Boat Festival was officially launched at the River & Rowing Museum.
The 41st event will take place at Fawley Meadows in Henley from Friday to Sunday, July 19 to 21.
It will feature the largest display of traditional boats in Europe, the fleet of Dunkirk "Little Ships", the Queen's row barge Gloriana, amphibious and military vehicles and a First World War air display team.
Guests were welcomed to the launch by festival chairwoman Lady McAlpine on Thursday evening last week and enjoyed Mr Hobbs gin, Fairmile Fizz and canapés.
Lady McAlpine said she hoped the museum would have a permanent display covering the festival.
She thanked visitors and sponsors including Shanly Foundation, Hobbs of Henley, Grundon and the Rug Company. She also appealed for volunteers to help with car parking, ticket selling and general information.
The festival will once again be raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support. Its ultimate aim is to provide apprenticeships in traditional boatbuilding and associated crafts.


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Q: Why does ComboBox.ItemsSource referencing ListCollectionView change ComboBox.SelectedItem behavior? Say I have 3 ComboBox controls.  Each ItemsSource references the same master list of products.  Each SelectedItem references a separate array index of another list of selected products.  This all works great, the program works as expected.
Now say I want to filter the master list of products (for example, only those containing a specific string "berry").  Changing the ItemsSource from Products to ProductsView results in 2 things:

*

*The comboboxes are indeed properly filtered

*Whenever a selection is made, ALL comboboxes are set to the last selection

Here's the code.  Try flipping between ItemsSource="{Binding Path=ProductsView}" and ItemsSource="{Binding Path=Products}"
MainWindow.xaml:
<Window x:Class="WpfApplication2.MainWindow"
        xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
        xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
        Title="MainWindow" Height="350" Width="525">
    <StackPanel>
        <ComboBox ItemsSource="{Binding Path=ProductsView}" SelectedItem="{Binding Path=SelectedProducts[0]}" />
        <ComboBox ItemsSource="{Binding Path=ProductsView}" SelectedItem="{Binding Path=SelectedProducts[1]}" />
        <ComboBox ItemsSource="{Binding Path=ProductsView}" SelectedItem="{Binding Path=SelectedProducts[2]}" />
    </StackPanel>
</Window>

MainWindow.xaml.cs:
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Data;

namespace WpfApplication2
{
    public partial class MainWindow : Window
    {
        public List<Product> Products { get; set; }
        public ListCollectionView ProductsView { get; set; }
        public ObservableCollection<Product> SelectedProducts { get; set; }

        public MainWindow()
        {
            Products = new List<Product>();
            Products.Add(new Product { Name = "Apple" });
            Products.Add(new Product { Name = "Orange" });
            Products.Add(new Product { Name = "Banana" });
            Products.Add(new Product { Name = "Pear" });
            Products.Add(new Product { Name = "Strawberry" });
            Products.Add(new Product { Name = "Raspberry" });

            ProductsView = new ListCollectionView(Products);
            ProductsView.Filter = (x) => (x as Product).Name.Contains("berry");

            SelectedProducts = new ObservableCollection<Product>();
            SelectedProducts.Add(null);
            SelectedProducts.Add(null);
            SelectedProducts.Add(null);

            InitializeComponent();
            DataContext = this;
        }
    }

    public class Product
    {
        public string Name { get; set; }

        public override string ToString()
        {
            return Name;
        }
    }
}

A: When using a view the SelectedItem is synchronized with the CurrentItem. To suppress the synchronization set property:
IsSynchronizedWithCurrentItem="False"

on the comboboxes.


I met Katie in New York City about 25 years ago before we became busy moms and entrepreneurs. Many years later with the advent of social media, I rediscovered Katie again and fell in love with her recipes and passion for serving beautiful, simple, tasty and nutritious food. Katie is a certified nutritionist, author of several fantastic cookbooks, a writer about food and nutrition for almost every popular magazine under the sun and the founder of an amazing website called Mom's Kitchen Handbook.
We chatted with Katie about her everyday inspiration and her busy, fabulous life.
Follow your bliss. I do my best to really tune into myself and follow the pull of what speaks to me. I try to silence some of the "shoulds" and focus on doing what I love. I find that's the "sweet spot" where I do my best, both in my professional life and personal life, and success seems to follow.
Family is a biggie. I'm very influenced by my siblings who are both very creative. My sister is a designer with amazing taste in all things. I'm always trying to keep pace with her. My brother is a chef who definitely pushes me in the kitchen. My parents have created beautiful lives for themselves, despite a lot of pain and heartache. I find that very inspiring. And certainly my own little family, my husband and three girls, who are always in the forefront of my mind when I'm making choices, big and small.
Exercise is a big part of keeping me energized and I try to make it something I relish rather than something that feels like a chore. Often, it's how I spend time with my family and friends; taking a yoga class with one of my girls, going hiking with a girlfriend, or skiing with my family. I also get energy by being creative. Creativity really feeds me, whether it's poking around a farmers' market for ingredients or developing recipes in my kitchen. That's my happy place!
What is your favorite piece of advice/inspiration statement?
My kids. Challenging, yes, but playful and funny. They remind me to try and make every minute count.


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Mail Clerk: Under the direct supervision of a Senior Clerk, processes incoming and outgoing mail, ensuring that it is free of suspicious characteristics/substances. This position is classified as non-exempt from the overtime provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act. Must have a Florida Driver's License. Must be able to type. Applications for positions requiring a typing assessment will not be submitted until the typing assessment has been completed. All applications, including required typing assessments, must be received in the Clerk's Human Resources Office before the position closes to be considered. Starts at $13.84 per hour ($26,988.00 annually). Open until closed.
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The Clerk's Office accepts applications for open positions only. Human Resources will keep applications on file for six months from the date originally submitted. After six months, you must submit a new employment application to account for changes and updates.
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Email applications to:
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Transformer oil also known as dielectric insulating oil. It is obtained by subsequent treatment of crude oil or by fractional distillation. Basically, transformer oil is used as a coolant and as electric insulation in electric transformers. Additionally, it aids to preserve the core and winding, fully immersed inside oil and also prevents direct contact of atmospheric oxygen with cellulose made paper insulation of windings, which is susceptible to oxidation. According to MRFR analysis, the global Transformer oil market was valued at USD 2,100 million in 2015 and is expected to be valued at USD 3641.1 million by the end of 2022, expanding at a CAGR of 8.29 %. Based on type, global transformer oil market is segmented as naphthenic oil, paraffinic oil, bio based oil, and silicone oil. The global transformer oil market is dominated by mineral oil forms namely, naphthenic and paraffinic, which accounts for 90.0% of the overall market. Owing to easy availability of naphthenic oil, it is estimated to retain its dominance through the forecast period. However, prominent trends in the market such as increasing environmental concerns and increasing stringent regulations regarding fire safety are anticipated to boost market demand for bio based and silicone oil over the forecast period. Transformer oil is a dielectric oil used as coolant in various types of transformers. The global transformer oil market is segmented on the basis of application as large transformers (>200 MVA), small transformers (<200 MVA), and utility & others (high voltage switches). On basis of application, large transformer accounted for largest market share in 2015, it is anticipated to be the dominating application segment throughout the forecast period. Thus, the increasing transition from non-renewable to renewable energy sources is estimated to boost demand for large transformers over the forecast period.
The Key Players in Transformer Oil Market are Nynas AB, Ergon Inc, Calumet Specialty Products Partners L.P, APAR Industries Limited, Petro China, Sinopec Group, Hydrodec Group Plc, Cargill Inc, Engen Petroleum Limited, Valvoline International, Inc, San Joaquin Refining Co. Inc., Gandhar Oil Refinery India Limited and others.
To provide detailed analysis of the market structure along with forecast of the various segments and sub-segments of the global transformer oil market.
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Transformer oil Market is expected to grow at compound annual growth rate of 8.29% from year 2016 to year 2022.
Asia-Pacific accounts for 40% market share in 2014 and is expected to be dominating the market of Transformer oil throughout the forecast period.
By type, Naphthenic oil accounts for the largest market share of 55% in the global market, followed by Paraffinic.
By Application, large transformer accounts for the largest market share of 49.00% in the global market, followed by small transformer.
The global Transformer oil market is expected to reach USD 3641.1 million by the end of forecasted period i.e. 2022. Asia-Pacific has accounted the largest market share followed by North America and Europe. The Asia Pacific region offers huge growth potential for Transformer oil market and is slated to register the highest CAGR of 9.28% to reach USD 879.3 million by 2022 owing to the presence of large number of producers, cheap labor cost and growing exports.
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Michele Byrne is active/lives in Pennsylvania. Michele Byrne is known for plein air landscape and figurative painting.
Michele Byrne is the daughter of John Samuel and Fay Moyer. Her studio home is in Wyomissing, PA. She has two sons, Colin and Seamus. She graduated from Kuztown University, PA with a Bachelors in Fine Art (1981). Further study was done with artists Richard Schmid, Ken Auster, Robert Burridge and Stuart Shils. Her professional life in the arts began shortly after graduation from Kuztown University in 1981.
She has a penchant for painting in plein aire and has won awards for this work. She has participated in exhibitions for the plein aire and studio paintings with organizations including Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, Philadelphia Sketch Club, Artists' Fellowshi ... Displaying 750 of 1222 characters.


2020 GMC Sierra HD Reveal Date welcome to our website carsauthority.com a website that discusses various types of car models that are popular in the world, we really expect our website to be your choice in speaking automotive world, I hope you enjoy our review. The 2020 GMC Sierra HD brings the American vehicle brand name's newest styling and modern technology to the heavy-duty section. Looking similar to its Sierra 1500 kin, the latest Sierra HD take advantage of a more cohesive design about that of its smaller sized sibling. Details such as grillework that expands into the scalloped fronts lights, even more, specified wheel well curves, as well as a blistered hood offer GMC's 2500 as well as 3500 durable pickups a rugged handsomeness.
Yet, the Sierra HD's new bodywork does more than just enhance the design's styling, and also the immense GMC gain from a boosted bed that sports an inch reduced lift-over height, freshly integrated side-steps ahead of the rear wheels, and also an optional tailgate action to relieve entry right into the cargo box. Dubbed MultiPro, the trick two-piece tailgate is available throughout the 2020 Sierra HD line.
Accompanying the similarity the well-appointed Sierra HD SLT and also luxury-lined Sierra HD Denali trims is a brand-new off-road-oriented AT4 version. With a model-specific suspension setup that includes Rancho shock absorbers, skid plates to secure crucial mechanical pieces, a locking back differential, a committed off-road driving mode, and a collection of 18-inch Michelin all-terrain tires, the Sierra HD AT4 intends to tackle the likes of the sturdy Ram Power Wagon and also medium-duty Nissan Titan XD Pro-4X.
Following a total redesign of the light-duty GMC Sierra 1500 pickup for 2019, the 2020 GMC Sierra 2500HD and also 3500HD will be completely overhauled when they debut later on this summer. New chauffeur assistance attributes-- namely, an electronic camera system with the ability to show up to an astonishing 15 sights, including via a trailer-- make pulling easier than before. At the exact same time, the brand-new Sierra looks a lot more upscale than the previous model thanks to a thoroughly remodeled cabin.
While light-duty pickups are typically quite all-around in terms of efficiency, guest convenience, and feature schedule, hauling takes precedent in sturdy vehicles. The 2020 GMC Sierra HD is no different. Exact engine specs have not been disclosed yet, but we know that a 6.6-liter diesel with 445 horsepower as well as 910 pound-feet of torque will be used. It's combined to a 10-speed Allison automatic transmission, and GMC asserts it will certainly tow more than 30,000 pounds.
That's a massive jump from the existing design (which maxes out at less than 24,000 pounds) as well as is ideally competitive with the forthcoming Ram as well as existing Ford F-Series durable vehicles, which can pull up to 35,000 pounds and also 32,000 extra pounds, respectively. Arguably extra remarkable than Sierra's outright grunt are the offered technology features that make pulling equine trailers and also watercraft much less of a headache. We've currently seen the rear cam mirror-- which presents a photo of the road behind the tailgate in the rearview mirror-- in other GM automobiles previously, and this is the first time it's available in the Sierra HD.
The star of the show is most certainly the ProGrade Trailering System, which offers up to 15 sights of the truck and trailer to help in driving and auto parking. These include a top-down shot of the truck, several angles of the tow drawback (with a centered reversing line so you can align the drawback as well as receiver exactly) and views that mimic tow mirrors.
If the trailer has a reverse camera, that image can also be presented on Sierra's main touchscreen. There's a cool site that lays over the trailer's back camera image onto the front, making it resemble you can see right via the trailer. You can even display an electronic camera sight that shows the inside of your trailer so you can discover what that sound was without drawing over. To get the most out of all the Sierra HD's lugging tech, you can select a 15-inch head-up display screen that can provide trailering details along with staples such as automobile speed as well as navigation information.
The new Sierra HD has a longer wheelbase and also is taller general than the outgoing version. In keeping with the lately disclosed giant face of the Chevy Silverado HD, the Sierra HD has a huge, vibrant grille plastered over its front end many thanks in part to an elevated hoodline. The Silverado HD's style verified a bit debatable, as well as we anticipate a similar action to this truck. Lighting currently comes thanks to LEDs throughout, with LED running lights, headlights, taillights, optional foglights, and also the roofing pen lights that come on dually Sierra HDs.
Followers of transporting, do not despair. GMC declares the Sierra HD has class-leading freight bed quantity and offers 12 edge tie-downs. There's likewise an available 120-volt power outlet for the bed. Liftover height has actually been lowered by an inch too, which must produce slightly much easier loading. And also, certainly, the MultiPro reconfigurable tailgate that showed up on the Sierra 1500 will be available on the HD as well as standard in greater trim levels.
Inside, we anticipate a similar spread of attributes to the current Silverado HD however with some added GMC touches. The Sierra supplies best-in-class front head- as well as legroom in crew-cab setup. And in Denali trim it will come with updated interior trim that consists of large-pebbled grain natural leather furniture, open-pore wood as well as honest-to-Pete aluminum.
GMC has promised to turn out off-road-capable AT4 versions throughout its range, and the Sierra HD will certainly not be an exemption. In addition to the special exterior as well as indoor trim, the Sierra HD AT4 will certainly obtain many practical upgrades. Mechanically, the AT4 will be furnished with special off-road suspension, skid plates as well as a securing rear differential. On the innovation front, GMC is consisting of a selectable off-road mode for the traction control system, along with hillside descent control as well as hill start help. The HD's many electronic cameras will certainly enter play, making use of Surround Vision for low-speed views to help chauffeurs keep an eye on challenges. The 15-inch head-up display in the AT4 will forecast an off-road inclinometer too.
Details such as dark-chrome outside accents, black-chrome grille, body-color bumpers, as well as red tow hooks further differentiate the AT4 from various other Sierra HD designs. The off-road trim additionally boasts common leather seating surface areas as well as a large 15.0-inch head-up display that consists of an AT4-exclusive inclinometer.
Regardless, every 2020 Sierra HD features a cabin style cribbed from the Sierra 1500. Preferring comfort designs as well as capability over design, the within the durable GMC pickup give the motorist with all the devices required to pleasantly carry hefty hauls or tow large trailers. An integrated trailer-brake controller and a readily available outside camera system capable of showing approximately 15 different sights in the dashboard-mounted infotainment screen, consisting of a "transparent trailer" sight that makes use of the tailgate's cam and also an accessory cam mounted to the trailer's rear to develop a feed that practically "see(s) via" the trailer. Added towing help comes thanks to the Sierra HD's larger exterior-mounted mirrors, a trailer sway-control system, and also much more.
Like the 2020 Chevrolet Silverado HD, the Sierra HD welcomes a brand-new gas-sipping V8 engine underhood. While GMC is not fairly prepared to share information concerning its sturdy pick-up's gas-fed engine, the brand name is opening up concerning the truck's carryover, diesel-drinking turbocharged 6.6-liter V8 that produces 445 horsepower as well as 910 pound-feet of torque. Backed by a new 10-speed transmission, the powertrain is said to muster up a tow score over of 30,000 extra pounds. That's a significant enhancement over the current vehicle, which handles a maximum towing ability of 23,100 pounds for rear-drive 3500HD dually designs using a fifth-wheel or gooseneck hitch.
GMC plans to begin offering the Sierra 2500HD and 3500HD in both single- as well as dual-rear-wheel arrangements later this year. Stay tuned for rates and more information as the 2020 Sierra HD's main launch day techniques.


According to MacKinnon the early data on eBay Plus suggested the approach worked and the more people "paid up" for subscriptions the more they were inclined to spend.
People over 55 who grew up with little access to color television reported dreaming in black and white about a quarter of the time. Over all, 12 percent of people dream entirely in black and white.
The president was plugged in from the holding company that owned them and was charged with stripping away the fat while they turned it around. Unfortunately, the fat was the look and feel of Sears retail locations, and once you strip away the shopping experience, the "meat" of their profitability and unique differentiators, their nationwide appliance service team, their lead in US appliance sales, their Kenmore and Craftsman brands, and their automotive centers, eroded to specialized local competition.
The crazy loyal smart people weren't much more effective than the not-great people. In previous times, crazy loyal senior would have been held in check by savvy industry veterans who were self aware and strategic. But now, these loyalists were running the show and they were too proud/nostalgic to see that Lowe's and Home Depot were already eating their lunch, and that their once platinum authority and influence over the manufacturing landscape (appliance manufacturers) was already gone.
5G is here, and it's going to change everything. From the way you communicate to the way you game.
And it all starts with Verizon 5G Home with speed of about 300 Mbps. It's the first ever 5G-powered home internet that can connect all your devices. It's ultra-fast internet that's ready for what comes next.


Take a trip back in time this summer at the Dallas Museum of Art's "Flower of the Prairie: George Grosz in Dallas," which opened this past weekend.
Grosz's paintings give a view into Dallas as it was more than 50 years ago. One painting brings on Oak Cliff nostalgia for a legendary establishment that newer Cliffites will never have the chance to experience.
"Refreshments on the Way" illustrates Pig Stand No. 2, which used to be located at Colorado and Jefferson. The original Pig Stand was built on Chalk Hill Road in Oak Cliff in 1921. It changed the way Americans eat as the first restaurant to offer curbside and drive-thru service.
In addition, the Pig Stand is said to have created the finest items of Texas cuisine: Texas toast, chicken fried steak and onion rings. Alan Elliott has much more information on Pig Stand history at oakcliff.com.
See the painting in person through Aug. 19 at the Dallas Museum of Art, or view it and the rest of the exhibit on your iPad — the DMA is releasing a special e-catalog on the Grosz exhibit by the end of May.


IN THE FIRST STAGE, WE'VE PRESERVED THE SEPARATION OF RTIC AS AS ITS OWN BALLOT QUESTION!
Here's an update on Wednesday's Ways and Means Committee Hearing. It started with the announcement of a compromise–the mayor and comptroller were willing to allow the real time Intelligence center to be its own question. In exchange, Lewis Reed made some concessions. The list of projects would be less detailed and more flexible, and the $10 million for home repair was eliminated.
In the process, three committee members stated they could not support the bond issue at all if the RTIC did not remain a separate question. Hats off to Alders Kennedy and French and President Reed!
We need to maintain this victory when the bill comes to the floor of the full Board Friday. That meeting begins at 10 am, and a show of support would be great. Come down, if you can!
Our victory hangs in the balance. The compromise with the mayor and comptroller was breached when $ were restored to the home repair program. The mayor has promised to fight the bill in its current form.


TAMPA — Aaron Hicks has stated he wants to be ready to come off the injured list when eligible on April 3, but Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Friday that isn't likely to happen.
Plus, Clint Frazier won't be filling the void, as the outfielder, who has struggled this spring training, was sent to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Friday night.
Hicks, who has played in four exhibition games, is a big part of what is expected to be a lethal lineup, but Boone says there is no reason to rush the switch-hitter.
"As much as we need and want him back, we also don't want to push him out there a couple of days early and jeopardize anything over the course of 162. We have to have a level of patience there,'' Boone said.
With Hicks out, Brett Gardner will slide from left field to center field and Giancarlo Stanton will go from designated hitter to left field. Tyler Wade, an infielder by trade, will fill in at all three outfield positions.
And don't eliminate the Yankees from adding a veteran outfielder who can play center when teams make cuts to get down to the Opening Day 25-man roster.
As for Frazier, the Yankees' plan was for him to start the season in Triple-A to get needed at-bats after concussion issues limited him to 69 games between Triple-A, Single-A Tampa and the Yankees (15) a year ago.
When Hicks, who hasn't played since March 5, went down Frazier's supporters concocted a plan in which the 24-year-old could make the team.
Nevertheless, that wasn't in the plan, and Frazier didn't open any eyes by hitting .130 (6-for-46) with an alarming 15 strikeouts and a .425 OPS.
Frazier might not agree with the theory that he needs to play every day for an extended stretch to recoup the at-bats he didn't get last year, but that is what is best for him and the Yankees.
Should he hit well at Triple-A, it also could be his ticket to a club that doesn't have the logjam in the outfield, via a trade for a pitcher. The Pirates were interested in Frazier as part of a package for pitcher Gerrit Cole before last season but the right-hander landed in Houston.
If Frazier could play center field his value to the Yankees would be higher, but he hasn't played in the middle of the outfield since his final minor league days in the Indians' organization in 2016.
That was when the Yankees acquired him and pitching prospect Justus Sheffield from the Indians for Andrew Miller. The Yankees used Sheffield to land starting pitcher James Paxton, who will work the second game of the season against the brutal Orioles, from Seattle.


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Q: Removing columns containing space in a text file I have a text file containing aligned tabulated data with too much space separating columns, e.g.:
header1     header2          header3
val1a       val2a            val3a
val1bbbb    val2b b ab  ab   val3b

Note that the column values contain spaces. (The precise example is obtained by running COLUMNS=200 dpkg-query -l on Debian, up to removing the first few header lines.)
I would like to reduce the length of lines, namely, to merge adjacent columns that consist only of the space character to one single such column. The result here would be:
header1  header2       header3
val1a    val2a         val3a
val1bbbb val2b b ab ab val3b

(Note that this may collapse several spaces within a field to a single space, as in "ab  ab" => "ab ab" above, but this does not matter.) How could I do this? Thanks!
(The one solution I have assumes that the columns are separated by multiple spaces, so I can replace them with a delimiter that doesn't occur elsewhere in the file, and then re-columnate with column -t based on this delimiter. But this is fragile and unpleasant, and doesn't work if there are some columns that are just one space apart, or if some column values contain multiple spaces.)


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