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New Orleans Magazine - August 2013
Our Top Picks of the Month's Events
The Grapefruit Solution
National Award Winner "Streetcar" by Errol Laborde, 1st Place Winner, Columns Category City & Regional Magazine Association 2013 This was the year I had to come to terms with what to do with too many grapefruit. The simple answer, I…
Who Runs the Hospitals
During the time that we have been the time that we have been working on this, our annual Best Doctors Issue, a news story happened that's a harbinger of health care and doctoring in the future. The Jefferson Parish council…
Best Doctors: Ronald D. Wilcox
The Turmoil of Prison Reform in New Orleans
What's next for OPP and the NOPD?
Into the World of Improv
It was my first improv class at The New Movement theater, and I was terrified. My nerves began to dissipate when our instructor – Tami Nelson who, along with Chris Trew, runs the theater – led us through our first warm-up.…
Save New Orleans' World Trade Center
If the local World Trade Center had as many tenants as there have been failed plans to redevelop it, there would be no current controversy about what to do with the building. Its capacity would be full. Unfortunately, the building, which is located at what is often referred to as…
Best Doctors: George Michael Fuhrman
General Surgery; Surgical Oncology
Oyster Shells for the Coast
Whether they're served on trays of ice or chargrilled, the shells from the oysters you have for dinner at select New Orleans restaurants may soon end up serving a new role along the Louisiana coast. This fall, the nonprofit Coalition…
Fish Dishes of a Different Kind
New Orleans chefs are reaching new scales.
Best Doctors: Ann H. Tilton
Our Guide to New Orleans' 2013-2014 Performance Season
Hot Spots for Foodies
These three new restaurants are worth a visit.
The Best Doctors in New Orleans
599 Doctors in 78 Specialties in the Greater New Orleans Area
Davell Crawford's Gift
Jason Berry shares his thoughts from the musician's latest album, "My Gift To You."
Pepping Up Peppers
Recipes that will stuff you up
Q&A with the Saints' Lance Moore
The wide receiver shares his love for football, cooking shows and his favorite thing about New Orleans.
Read & Spin
JAZZ Harry Connick Jr., one of New Orleans' most famous natives, released album No. 30 earlier this summer with Every Man Should Know. Some of the 12 original tracks stick with the smooth jazz style the three-time Grammy Award winner…
Cool Off with a Cocktail
Try this Lavender Margarita from Whiskey Blue.
Coming Soon: South Market District
When Saints fans pour into downtown New Orleans this season, they may notice something new along erstwhile empty blocks near the Mercedes-Benz Superdome: progress. Namely, it's the opening salvo of the ambitious South Market District retail and residential project. The…
Rick Delaup is Bringing Back Burlesque
Way back when, during the late 1950s and early '60s, there were those all too infrequent nighttime forays through the French Quarter when you were curled up in the back seat of the family car, heading for chocolate milk and…
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Enhancing the Derrière
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Libations from the High End
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Hard Times for Higher Education
Calculating the big picture in Louisiana
Moms in the Kitchen
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The Mind as Healer of the Body
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Sleep Disorders and Health
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While on a recent shoot in the UK, the customer arranged craft services (catering) duties with skill and aplomb. Delivered from a nearby restaurant, everything was delicious and attractively displayed; a well-balanced variety to suit any taste; plus lots of it for our crew of three. The choices were really practical, too, as much of it didn't require plates, tableware, or messy condiments.
A favored treat of a favorite client. I'm speechless.


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import java.util.Random;

/**
 * Tests plain prototype outcome with enum fields.
 */
public class EnumPrototypeTest extends BasePrototypeTest<TestCard> {

    enum Suit { CLUB, DIAMOND, HEART, SPADE }
    enum Value { TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, TEN, JACK, QUEEN, KING, ACE }

    @Prototype class _TestCard {
        Suit suit;
        Value value;
    }

    private final Random random = new Random();

    public EnumPrototypeTest() {
        super(TestCard.class,
                new Class<?>[] { Suit.class, Value.class },
                new String[] { "getSuit", "getValue" });
    }

    @Override
    protected TestCard generateRandomObject() {
        Suit[] suits = Suit.values();
        Value[] values = Value.values();
        return new TestCard(suits[random.nextInt(suits.length)], values[random.nextInt(values.length)]);
    }

    @Override
    protected TestCard generateObjectEqualTo(TestCard testCard) {
        return new TestCard(testCard.getSuit(), testCard.getValue());
    }

    @Override
    protected String expectedToString(TestCard testCard) {
        return "TestCard{suit=" + testCard.getSuit() + ", value=" + testCard.getValue() + "}";
    }
}

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Patrick James Kerwin (26 July 1873 – 2 September 1950) was a member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly.

Biography
Kerwin was born in Cork, Ireland, the son of Patrick Kerwin and his wife Catherine (née O'Rourke). He completed medical studies in Scotland and served as a ship's doctor before arriving in Northern Queensland in 1903. He then served with the Royal Army Medical Corps before becoming a  practicing physician, first at Port Douglas for five years, then at Cairns for eleven years, then finally settling in Brisbane.

On 7 October 1903 Kerwin married Mary Elizabeth Walsh and together they had one daughter. He died in September 1950 and his funeral proceeded from the Holy Spirit Catholic Church, New Farm to the Nudgee Cemetery.

Public career
Representing the CPNP, Kerwin won the seat of Merthyr in the Queensland Legislative Assembly in 1929, defeating the sitting member, Peter McLachlan of the Labor Party. He served one term before being defeated three years later by Labor's James Keogh.

References

Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly
1873 births
1950 deaths
Burials at Nudgee Cemetery
British emigrants to Australia

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Q: ¿Cómo puedo enviar un formulario html a un Correo con JavaScript? Hice un formulario de preinscripcion con JavaScript, css y HTML, y quisiera saber si puedo enviar a un correo con JavaScript, ya he intentado usar PHP, y en el servidor local me funciona, pero en subo a un servidor y me restringe y no envia y no se que pasa.
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For decades the Iconic Africa team has been living, exploring and experiencing every adventure that this incredible continent has to offer. We are all eternally grateful for these opportunities and we cherish the memories they have left us with. Now the time has come that we share them with you with the launch of Iconic Experiences!
"The purpose of life, after all, is to live it, to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience." Eleanor Roosevelt.
Whether it's sailing in a hot air balloon high above the Serengeti, coming face-to-face with a gorilla in the depths of the Rwandan rainforest or swimming with Dolphins in the big blue we've got just the thing for you. Below is a brief introduction to the iconic experiences we've handpicked just for you.
Even if you've had many safari experiences in the past, this iconic adventure will, no doubt, knock your socks off. Read more.
Because their numbers are diminishing and because the treks are a highly-restricted activity, encountering wild gorillas is considered to be an unforgettable and essential travel experience. Visiting these gentle, mystical primates in their natural habitat really is one of earth's ultimate wildlife experiences. Read more.
The feeling of weightlessness, the sense of space and freedom, and the incredible perspective that the height provides will render you speechless. With the sun peeking up over the horizon beyond, with the darkness turning to light, and with the shimmer of gold on the savannah below, the beauty is more than overwhelming. Read more.
When you hear the word "safari" you immediately think of the Masai Mara, the Serengeti, or the Kruger National Park. However, the official dictionary definition of the word "safari" is "an expedition to observe or hunt animals in their natural habitat." So why not explore the offshore wonders of the Indian Ocean from White Pearl, Mozambique, where a somewhat different, but equally magical, adventure awaits? Read more.
Iconic Africa specialises in tailor making boutique African experiences at market beating rates. In proud association with Sarah Graham, an old friend, celebrated South African cook, food writer and sensational TV show host, we have hand-picked the very best gourmet destinations in Southern Africa and carefully crafted 3 decadent Iconic Africa Food Safari's that promise to inspire and delight foodies from around the globe. Read more.
If any of the above experiences get you even a little excited please contact us and we will do our best to make your wildest dreams come true.


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The Little Prince is a 2015 English-language French 3D animated fantasy adventure family drama film about a little girl living in a very grown-up world with her mother, who tries to prepare her for it. Her neighbor, the Aviator, introduces the girl to an extraordinary world where anything is possible, the world of the Little Prince.
Genre: Animation, Fantasy
Actor: Rachel McAdams, Mackenzie Foy, Paul Rudd
Director: Mark Osborne
Country: United States, France
On Entertainment
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What Technology Can Amish Use?
The Amish and technology
The types of technology the Amish can use
The benefits of technology for the Amish
The challenges of technology for the Amish
The impact of technology on the Amish way of life
The future of technology and the Amish
The Amish and social media
The Amish and the internet
The Amish and mobile phones
The Amish and technology in the classroom
The Amish are a technology-resistant religious group, but that doesn't mean they're completely cut off from modern devices. Here's a look at what technology the Amish can use.
The Amish are well-known for their simple way of life, which includes a rejection of modern technology. But what exactly does this mean? The Amish do use some forms of technology, but they avoid anything that could lead to personal isolation or that could tempt them to sin.
Some examples of the technology the Amish do use include:
-Horse-drawn buggies
-Gas-powered generators (for powering equipment like sewing machines)
-Battery-powered flashlights
-Simple farming equipment (like hand-held sickles)
The Amish avoid anything that could connect them to the outside world in a way that could lead to vanity or materialism. This includes avoiding:
-Computers
-Televisions
-Cameras
-Cell phones
The Amish can use certain types of technology as long as it does not compromise their religious beliefs. For example, they may use tools and machines that do not require electricity, such as manual farm equipment. They may also use battery-powered flashlights and lanterns. Some Amish communities have been known to use solar panels to power their homes.
The Amish are often seen as a throwback to a simpler time, but some members of the community are embracing modern technology. While the Amish way of life is founded on tradition and simplicity, there are some benefits to using technology that the Amish cannot ignore.
One of the main benefits of technology for the Amish is education. Many Amish children attend schools that use modern technology, such as computers and the internet, to help them learn. This allows them to gain the skills they need to be successful in the outside world.
Another benefit of technology for the Amish is communication. The Amish have traditionally used word-of-mouth to communicate with each other and the outside world. However, with the advent of email and social media, they are able to connect with people much more easily. This has led to greater understanding and acceptance of the Amish way of life.
Finally, technology can help the Amish economy. Many Amish businesses rely on technology to reach a wider market for their goods and services. For example, many Amish furniture makers use websites to sell their products to people all over the world. This allows them to generate more income and support their families.
The benefits of technology for the Amish are clear. While they value tradition and simplicity, they also recognize that there are some advantages to using modern conveniences.
While the Amish are known for their simple way of life, they are not opposed to using technology. In fact, many Amish communities have embraced technology that allows them to live simpler, more efficient lives. However, there are some challenges that the Amish face when it comes to technology.
One challenge is that the Amish do not want to use any technology that will isolate them from the community. For example, they may use a computer to do their work but they will not use the internet because it would isolate them from others. Additionally, the Amish want to use technology that does not require them to rely on outside help. For example, they may use a horse and buggy instead of a car because they can maintain and repair the horse and buggy themselves.
Another challenge is that the Amish want to be sure that any technology they use will not lead to temptation or temptation for their children. For example, they may avoid using television or the internet because there is potential for pornography or other sinful content. Additionally, the Amish want to be sure that any technology they use does not take away from face-to-face interactions or personal relationships. For example, they may avoid using cell phones because it could take away from meaningful conversations with family and friends.
The challenges of technology for the Amish are apparent but it is clear that they are willing to use certain technologies that help them live more efficient and simple lives without sacrificing their values or isolating themselves from the community.
The Amish way of life is dictated by the Ordnung, a set of written and unwritten rules that guide everyday living. The Amish believe that technology can have a negative impact on their way of life, and they strive to live a simple, religious lifestyle without the use of modern conveniences.
The Amish use some technology, but only if it does not violate their religious beliefs. For example, the Amish may use phones, but they will not have phone lines in their homes. Instead, they will have a phone shanty or shed outside of their home where they can make and receive calls. The Amish also use generators for power, but they will not connect them to the public power grid.
Some Amish communities have begun to allow the use of computers and the internet, but only for business purposes. The Amish believe that too much exposure to technology can lead to isolation from community and family, and they want to avoid this at all costs.
The bottom line is that the Amish believe that technology can jeopardize their way of life. They therefore limit their exposure to it in order to maintain their simple lifestyle.
As the world becomes more and more reliant on technology, the Amish have managed to remain largely unaffected. But as our world changes, so too does their community have to adapt in order to survive.
The Amish way of life is based on simplicity and tradition, but in recent years they have begun to adopt certain technologies that help them remain self-sufficient and connected to the outside world.
One of the most important technologies for the Amish is the telephone. While they may not use cell phones or have landlines in their homes, pay phones are commonly found near Amish businesses and homes. This allows them to stay in touch with loved ones and conduct business without having to leave their community.
The Internet is another important tool for the Amish. While they may not have computers in their homes, many Amish businesses now have websites where customers can learn more about their products and services. This has been a especially helpful for businesses that sell goods online.
The Amish are also beginning to use solar power to power their homes and businesses. Solar panels are a common sight in Amish communities, as they provide a clean and renewable source of energy.
As the world changes, so too will the Amish community. While they may never fully embrace technology, they will continue to adopt new technologies that help them remain self-sufficient and connected to the outside world.
While the Amish have been able to maintain many of their traditions in the modern world, they have also had to make some adjustments. One of the most notable changes is their use of technology, which is dictated by the Ordnung (the Amish code of conduct). The Ordnung prohibits the use of certain technologies, like computers and cell phones, but allows for others, like tractors and cars.
The Amish allow for certain technologies because they believe they can be used without compromising their values. For example, cars and tractors are seen as necessary tools for farming and business. However, computers and cell phones are seen as a way to connect with the outside world, which goes against the Amish value of separation from society.
Some Amish communities have started to use social media, like Facebook, as a way to connect with other members of their community and sell goods. However, this is not a widespread practice because the use of social media is still seen as a threat to Amish values.
There is no simple answer to this question as the Amish community is not a monolithic entity, but rather a collection of different sub-groups, each with its own set of beliefs and practices. Some Amish groups allow the use of certain technologies, while others strictly forbid them. It is also worth noting that even within a particular Amish group, there may be some individuals who break from the norm and use prohibited technologies.
Generally speaking, the Amish use technology that they believe will not lead to excessive individualism or isolation from the community. For example, many Amish groups allow the use of phones in the home for communicating with family and friends, but forbid their use for internet access or browsing. This is because they believe that too much time spent online could lead to people becoming disconnected from real-world interactions and relationships.
Some Amish groups allow members to use certain types of technology for business purposes, while others forbid all technology for both personal and business use. It really depends on the particular group's beliefs and practices.
In general, the Amish are opposed to any technology that they believe will lead to increased individualism or isolation from the community. They often allow the use of technologies that they feel will not have negative effects on their way of life.
The Amish are a religious group who live apart from mainstream society, and they have strict rules about the use of technology. However, they are not entirely opposed to all technology, and some Amish people do use mobile phones.
There is no one answer to the question of what technology the Amish can use, as different Amish groups have different rules. Some Amish people use mobile phones, but they may not use them in the same way as most other people. For example, they may only use them for emergencies, or they may only use them when they are away from home. Some Amish people do not use mobile phones at all.
The Amish are a religious group who live apart from mainstream society. They have strict rules about the use of technology, but they are not entirely opposed to all technology. Some Amish people do use mobile phones, but they may not use them in the same way as most other people.
There is no one answer to this question, as each Amish community makes its own decisions about what technology is acceptable for use in the classroom. However, there are some general guidelines that most Amish communities follow. For example, many Amish communities forbid the use of computers in the classroom, as they believe that too much time spent staring at a screen is harmful to children's development. Instead, they often opt for more traditional methods of instruction, such as blackboards or chalkboards. Other Amish communities may allow the use of computers in the classroom, but only for specific purposes, such as research or word processing.
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Over the last 12 months, we've shared a lot of information about session border controllers, applications for SBCs, customer use cases, along with details on FreeSBC installation and configuration. During that time, also been asked dozens of questions and done our best to answer every single one of them live during the event or in writing on the TelcoBridges forum. With this milestone, we thought it was time to look back at the most popular and frequent questions. So join us as we review our "Top 10" FAQ.


Hi everyone. I have two sets of 1971 Proof Set. One set, which I will call Set 1 as compared to the other set (Set2). Set 1 seems to have a medium strike and does not have the same reverse as set 2. I did a little research and I came accross the website of Mr Jose Gallego where he is suggesting pick up points for attribution. There are still many differences between the 2 sets but I am only limited to post 10 photos. Your feedbacks and comment will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
.... can you give a "description" of what your seeing as 'the differences' in your comparison images plz.
Hi PALH1. Firstly in my limited knowledge of photography Imade sure that both coin were taken under the same condition such as distance, lighting, exposure, angles to get the best results, etc. I found it difficult to take good photos specially since the coins are i na holder. IMO Set 1 has a weaker strike in both the obv and rev. Set 1 has a bigger ribbon on his ponytail. Outline of the hair is weaker in Set 1. The receding hairlines are different. The rev of set 1 is weaker if we look at the outline of the primary and secondary wings. The weak tips of the leaves on the left and right wing. The small leaf on the right wing is shorter. Tail of Set 1 looks flatter vs Set 2 which is much bolder and more pronounced. This are off course MO and I might be biased. BTW both coins are SF minted.
Also, the point of the arrow tip in Set 1 is sort of leaning towards the left. Arrow tips of Set 2 are sharper and the separation of the tips from one another are more stronger.
... i think you might be searching too hard for some sort of anomaly ... ?
keep in mind that die pairs will degrade/breakdown as the 'run' of hits with them progresses. this is true for all dies, & the 'details' of the "devices" will not show the 'crispness' of an EARLY DIE STATE (EDS) coin strike in the later stages of that particular die pairing.
..... which leads to "grading"..... & is a complete different animal.
I fully agree with you PAHL1. However, if the differences are due to die deterioration how come they are only affecting the pickup points. I dont know it only MO. Here is a photo of some letters from the legend. All letters in the legend are as crisp as this.
PUPS or pick up points are only die markers to ID varieties or die pairs. What your pointing to are not pick up points but design elements that have slowly "degraded" do to die wear and would be later in the "run" than the other that has sharper details.
This doesn't designate or imply a variety but rather the die state and stage of the die pairs that struck these coins.
... did daniels explanation make more sense ??


Nashville, TN (October 29, 2008)--The tracking of RCA's Elvis Christmas Duets presented a unique opportunity for Belmont audio engineering students to assist, observe and interact with top engineer/producer Chuck Ainlay. Released earlier this month, the album features modern artists singing along with Elvis on his Christmas songs, including many originally recorded in 1956 at RCA Studio B.
Chuck Ainlay at RCA Studio BNashville, TN (October 29, 2008)--The tracking of RCA's Elvis Christmas Duets presented a unique opportunity for Belmont audio engineering students to assist, observe and interact with top engineer/producer Chuck Ainlay. Released earlier this month, the album features modern artists singing along with Elvis on his Christmas songs, including many originally recorded in 1956 at RCA Studio B.
The process included re-recording the instruments for the songs that were originally recorded in mono, then blending the two recordings together. Ainlay chose to record at RCAB because the historic studio "has the vibe" of the project and helped him achieve his goal of "capturing the sonic space of studios of that day."
Belmont students were exposed to top recording talent including legends such as Pig Robbins, the Jordanaires, and stars such as Wynonna Judd, Martina McBride, and Carrie Underwood. "The details and inner workings of the sessions and label objectives were easily accessible, offering a clear view into the entire production," explained studio manager Luke Gilfeather. "Students observed microphone and equipment selection and technique, on the fly production decisions, and adaptation of last-minute changes by the label.
Student engineer Art Lindman said, "I especially liked the days that the Jordanaires recorded, because they told stories about Elvis that I had heard so many times before, but they were actually there when it happened."
Several Belmont students also had the opportunity to assist on a track for Bobby Bare Jr.'s upcoming Shel Silverstein tribute recorded at RCA Studio B with the group My Morning Jacket and producer Gary Pazcosa.
Bare and Ainlay are both former students of Bob Mulloy, who developed the renowned music business program that is now Belmont's Mike Curb College of Entertainment & Music Business. An additional benefit to Belmont students, would-be proceeds from these projects will be donated to the Mulloy scholarship fund in appreciation of using RCAB.
Historic RCA Studio B, "Home of 1,000 Hits," is operated as a joint educational initiative of The Mike Curb Family Foundation, Belmont University, and the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.


This is a shady dealership. They changed the car digital odometer chip's to change the mileage. Carfax/autocheck was clean but when i went to the authorized nissan dealer to get it serviced after buying, the dealer said that the ECU mileage does not match the odometer mileage. They changed the chip on odometer and also removed the check engine light bulb. These dealers are crooks. I also did not receive car title for 4 months and only after i started leagal proceeding, i got the title. Now i am starting another legal battle for fraud with these crooks.


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Our Birthday is Coming UP!
We're so excited for our first anniversary! We will celebrate by sharing acupuncture with everyone. We will be offering acupuncture FREE on Wednesday, October 5th, from 2pm-6pm. We will also be offering a one day only special package: 4 treatments for $50 (limit 2). Hope to see you then!


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MIKE HALLOWELL: Great Fly Swarms of '33
In my last blog, I discussed the Great Bee Swarm of '33, a legendary incident in the annals of Geordie Forteana, in which Mrs. Gibb from Todstead became covered in bees, and was only rescued from her plight by the heroic actions of a passer-by.
Now I may have given the impression that the Great Bee Swarm was the apex or acme of Northern cryptozoological events in 1833. If I did, then I truly apologise; for, breathtaking though the Great Bee Swarm of '33 was, even it was overshadowed by the Great Fly Swarms of '33.
On August 1, Mr. Charles Trewitt was ambling near the north bank River Tyne at North Shields when he saw a Very Strange Thing: It was a cloud, and it was black. Although he didn't realise it at the time, he was witnessing the first of two invasions that are still talked about in Geordieland today, or will be if enough people read this blog, which they probably won't.
Trewitt watched in amazement as the vast cloud, "proceeded in a westerly direction" from the sea. Unlike the bees of Todstead, they did not alight upon the head of Mrs. Gibb; they simply kept on flying – as flies do – until they disappeared from sight.
Less than a week later, a second invasion took place. Another swarm – or just possibly the same one, who knows – flewed [or possibly fluorated] in from the North Sea and proceeded west. This time, however, Trewitt and his pals were ready for them.
"I've got the measure of them little buggers", said one. And he did, for by means we know not he was able to measure the swarm which, according to contemporary documents, was, "21 feet by 8 or 10 in breadth".
Now I'd be the first to admit that that this doesn't sound like a very big swarm, but by fly standards it isn't bad. Even those that gather around the toilet in the yard of Ye Olde Flick Knife pub in Whitley Bay are less than half that size.
The puzzle was just where the Great Swarms of '33 had come from. Norway was suggested, but why would flies want to emigrate from a balmy climate like Norway simply to come to the frozen wastelands of the Geordie Kingdom? To we northerners, Norway almost counts as a sub-tropical paradise.
"What about France?" said another.
"Don't be bloody stupid", was the retort. "You know what the French are like; if those flies had come from there, they'd have billed us for them or maybe even declared war and invaded".
"But they've tried that dozens of times", said Trewitt, "and every time they've failed. Every year France declares war on us, and every year we beat them. If those flies were French they wouldn't dare come over here because they know we'd shoot the lot of them".
"What about Lithuania, then?"
"Now you're being piggin-well ridiculous. Lithuania hasn't bee invented yet".
And so on, and so forth. It never was determined where the Great Swarms of '33 had came from, or where they eventually went. The Geordie Ambassador to France, however, offered to sell the flies back to the Gauls for £158,000 francs, which they accepted. The French Ambassador to Geordieland duly paid the dosh and took delivery of eighteen sacks of raisins. To this day the French don't realise how we foxed them.
And thus ended the saga of the Great Fly Swarms of '33, never to be repeated. Except in miniature around the outdoor netty at Ye Olde Flick Knife, that is…
MAX'S BULLHEAD MASSACRE
http://maxzoo.blogspot.com/2010/07/bullhead-bonanza-or-not-as-it-turns-out.html
Max Blake found that there has been a major die-off of bullheads (Cottus gobio) in a Somerset stream. Bullheads are remarkable fish - I am particularly fond of them, and kept them as a teenager, even managing to breed them once. What could have caused this?
CFZ AUSTRALIA ON THE RADIO
http://www.abc.net.au/local/audio/2010/07/07/2947073.htmThe debate over whether big cats, such as panthers or pumas, are roaming the Australian bush has gone on for decades but as far as Michael Williams is concerned, there's no room for argument. Michael is convinced Australia is home to big cats and, along with partner Rebecca Lang, has written a book to prove it. The book is called "Australian Big Cats - An Unnatural History of Panthers".
He spoke to Matt Dowling about researching the book and what inspired his fascination for big cats.
Over on his blog, Matt Bille reviews three books by Michael Woodley, Ken Gerhard, and Nick Redfern:
http://mattbille.blogspot.com/
As we published two of them, and I am mercilessly lampooned in the third, we thought that you might be interested..
IT DOESN'T GET MUCH BETTER THAN THIS
Most of you will, I am sure, have seen the (very) faked picture of an Iraqui camel spider which did the rounds of what I refuse to call `teh internets` back just after the Iraq war. The interesting thing is how many people believe it. My brother, for example, (an Army Chaplain with the serving rank of Major) gave his son Christopher one that had been set in a block of resin for a Christmas present, and completely believed how big they got.
Now they are making it to the big screen. `Rich` (not Richie West, but a dude from Tulsa) wrote to the bloggo yesterday:
"I'm not sure how to e-mail CFZ's blogging: I wante... I'm not sure how to e-mail CFZ's blogging: I wanted to pass the word about something interesting I found out about."
and he attached this link
My life is complete. A war/horror movie set in Iraq, and featuring huge camel spiders. Like I said in the heading, it doesn't get much better than this...
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On this day in 1911 the author, poet and artist Mervyn Peake was born. Peake is best known as the writer of the fantasy series Gormenghast.
And now, the news:
Grin and bear it
Adventurous cat back home after three months
Seagull thinks he's a cat
New batfish species found under U.S. Gulf oil spill...
Dublin Zoo relieved over return of stolen penguin
Snake charmer from Sussex attempts world record
Oh for goodness 'snakes', he must have a death-wish.
KARL SHUKER PLAYS THE NAME GAME
http://karlshuker.blogspot.com/2010/07/whats-in-name.html
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BETH TYLER-KING WRITES...
Hi! Just to let you all know that I am going to be on BBC1 Spotlight (News Programme) tonight with Millie, my fox! (6.30 -7pm) If you are elsewhere in the country you can watch it on Sky Channel number 987. Hope I don't look a dork!!!! xx
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Napoli make move for Lille defender amidst difficulties for Chelsea and Liverpool players
Napoli are now eyeing a move to sign Lille left-back Reinildo, with doubts now emerging in their moves for Liverpool defender Kostas Tsimikas and Chelsea left-back Emerson Palmieri.
La Gazzetta dello Sport have reported about Napoli's chase of left-backs this summer, claiming that Aurelio de Laurentiis remains in constant contact with Cristiano Guintoli, as he looks to give Luciano Spalletti another left-back option in the squad.
Since moves for Tsimikas and Emerson have failed to take off, they're now looking to move for Reinildo at Lille, having made a loan offer with the obligation to buy him permanently. The Ligue 1 Champions want to sell the player permanently and he's valued at €8 million. It is a figure that Napoli may yet match once Gennaro Tutino joins Parma.
Napoli are counting on the fact that the player's contract expires next summer and Lille could lose him for free. But the French side are willing to take the risk of starting the season with him and convincing him to sign a deal later.
Reinildo has made his desire to move to Serie A clear, also confirming contacts with the Partenopei.
Milan's move for Chelsea's Bakayoko could be 'unlocked' late in the window
West Ham close to sealing move for Fiorentina's Milenkovic


Gale and Patty are an Aunt and Niece with an already special relationship before Gale was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2014. Gale received a Hope Scarf as a gift from her niece, Patty, along with months of support throughout her treatment. We chose to highlight this survivor/caregiver relationship as our Faces of Hope this month!


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Q: read and write data simultaneously in an existing file in java How to read from an existing file and if contains a specific string ..i would like to delete that line from that file.how to do that in java??  if a file contains :
111
222
333

and if i take input 222 it will delete 222 and the file will be like:
111
333

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File ef = new File("Employee_info.txt");
       File tf = new File("temp.txt");
       FileReader fr = new FileReader(ef);
       BufferedReader br =new BufferedReader(fr);
       FileWriter fw = new FileWriter(tf);
       BufferedWriter bw =new BufferedWriter(fw);
       String line;
       while((line=br.readLine())!=null)
        {
            if(line.contains(del_id)) continue;

            bw.write(line);
            bw.newLine();
        }
        bw.close();
        fw.close();
        br.close();
        fr.close();`

A: you typically have to read the whole file and then write the whole file, typically, for safety write to a temporary file, then when done delete the original and rename the temp file to the original name.


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Name: Allen, Jenica (Researcher)
My research centers on understanding and forecasting invasive terrestrial plant distributions and abundances. I work at local, landscape, and continental scales to identify patterns and mechanisms of invasions in the face of climate and land use change.
Email: jenicaa@eco.umass.edu
Website: http://people.umass.edu/jenicaa/
Countries: United States, Japan
States: California, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington
Species: Terrestrial plants, Wetland plants, Garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolata), Barberry (Berberis thunbergii), Oriental bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculata), Multiflora rose (Rosa multiflora), Olive, Saltmarsh cordgrass (Spartina alterniflora)
Ecosystems: Forest
Research Areas: Human dimensions, Species demography, Mapping/modelling
Name: Amatangelo, Kathryn (Researcher)
Institution: The College at Brockport, SUNY
My research focuses on the impacts of exotic and native invasive species on plant communities and ecosystems in wetlands and forests. I combine tool and methods from physiological, community, ecosystem, and paleoecology to link changes at the community scale to ecosystem impacts. I am also interested in the mechanisms behind invasion, particulary the contribution of phenotypic plasticity and unique physiological traits to invasive species success.
Email: kamatang@brockport.edu
Website: http://holly2.brockport.edu/~kamatang/
States: California, Hawaii, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin
Species: Terrestrial plants, Wetland plants, Garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolata), Oriental bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculata), Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica), Honeysuckle (Lonicera spp.), Common buckthorn (Rhamnus cathartica), Multiflora rose (Rosa multiflora), Wisteria (Wisteria spp.), Swallow-wort, Purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria), Reed canary grass (Phalaris arundinacea), Common reed (Phragmites australis), Narrow-leaved cattail (Typha angustifolia), Hybrid cattail (Typha x glauca)
Ecosystems: Forest, Grassland, Wetland
Research Areas: Other, Mapping/modelling
Last updated: June 24, 2016 at 3:20 pm
Name: Anadon, Jose (Researcher)
Institution: Queens College, City University of New York
Determinant of invasion success, with particular focus on the role of niche. Use of dynamics models to simulate the spread of species.
Email: jose.anadon@qc.cuny.edu
Website: https://anadonlab.wordpress.com/
Countries: Portugal, Spain
Ecosystems: Agricultural, Forest
Research Areas: Mapping/modelling, Species demography
Name: Aronson, Myla (Researcher)
Institution: Rutgers University
My research and applied work focuses on the conservation, restoration, and maintenance of biodiversity in human dominated landscapes. I am specifically interested in invasive species impacts and management and the ecological function of restored communities as well as understanding which species are best adapted to urban conditions.
Email: myla.aronson@rutgers.edu
States: Iowa, Minnesota, New Jersey, South Dakota
Species: Terrestrial plants, Wetland plants, Barberry (Berberis thunbergii), Garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolata), Honeysuckle (Lonicera spp.), Japanese stiltgrass (Microstegium vimineum), Mile-a-minute vine (Persicaria perfoliata), Multiflora rose (Rosa multiflora), Oriental bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculata), Privet (Ligustrum spp.), Tree-of-heaven (Ailanthus altissima), Reed canary grass (Phalaris arundinacea)
Ecosystems: Forest, Grassland, Urban, Wetland
Research Areas: Impacts (ecological)
NY Regions: Finger Lakes, Lower Hudson, Long Island
Name: Ashpole, Sara (Researcher)
Institution: St. Lawrence University
Since 1999, Sara's research has been collaborative with NGO, government, First Nation peoples, and private landowners examining cumulative impacts to amphibian, reptile, and turtle populations in the Great Lakes and the South Okanagan Valley, British Columbia. Projects include long term amphibian population monitoring, wetland restoration and rehabilitation, road ecology, alien vertebrate species mitigation, agricultural eco-toxicology, landowner stewardship, community outreach and education.
Email: sashpole@stlawu.edu
Website: https://www.stlawu.edu/people/sara-ashpole
Species: Aquatic vertebrates, American bullfrog (Lithobates catesbeianus),
Ecosystems: Agricultural , Grassland, Riparian, Urban , Wetland
Research Areas: Extension and education, Human dimensions, Species demography, Impacts (ecological)
Last updated: June 4, 2019 at 2:37 pm
Name: Auker, Linda (Researcher)
My current research interests include: / / – impacts of invasive epibionts (organisms that overgrow other organisms) on basibiont (the organism being overgrown) biology, including stress; / / – long term distribution patterns in invasive species to better understand factors limiting their distribution.
Email: lauker@stlawu.edu
Countries: New Zealand
States: Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island
Species: Aquatic invertebrates, Asian shore crab (Hemigrapsus spp.), Zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha), Carpet sea squirt (Didemnum vexillum),
Ecosystems: Marine
Research Areas: Impacts (ecological), Mapping/modelling
Name: Ayres, Matthew (Researcher)
Institution: Dartmouth College
Email: matthew.p.ayres@dartmouth.edu
Website: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~mpayres/
Countries: Argentina, Portugal, South Africa, Spain
Species: Terrestrial Invertebrates, Gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar), Sawyer beetles (Monochamus scutellatus, M. notatus), Sirex woodwasp (Sirex noctilio),
Research Areas: Species demography
Name: Baines, Stephen (Researcher)
Institution: Stony Brook University
My research concerns the role that organisms play in biogeochemical cycles of carbon, nutrient elements, and toxic contaminant elements. I am particularly interested in elucidating the traits that seem to be most critical for determining such effects, so that we can generalize across species and predict responses to community change.
Email: Stephen.Baines@stonybrook.edu
States: New York
Species: Aquatic invertebrates, Wetland plants, Mussel, zebra (Dreissena polymorpha), Common reed (Phragmites australis)
Ecosystems: Freshwater, Marine, Wetland
Research Areas: Impacts, Invasive species mapping or modelling
NY Regions: Long Island, Lower Hudson, Capital Mohawk
Name: Beaton, Laura (Researcher)
Institution: York College, CUNY
Email: lbeaton@york.cuny.edu
States: Missouri
Species: Terrestrial plants, Garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolata), Chinese bushclower (Lespedeza cuneata), Common teasel (Dipsacus fullonum), Dames rocket (Hesperis matronalis),
Ecosystems: Forest, Grassland, Urban
Research Areas: Impacts
NY Regions: Long Island
Name: Blossey, Bernd (Researcher)
Institution: Cornell University
My research involves assessments of impacts of introduced and native species with a particular focus on multiple stressors. I also develop biological control programs.
Email: bb22@cornell.edu
Website: http://invasiveplants.net
Countries: Austria, Denmark, Ecuador, Finland, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom of GB & NI, People's Republic of China
States: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming
Species: Aquatic plants, Terrestrial plants, Wetland plants, Terrestrial Invertbrates, Water chestnut (Trapa natans), Garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolata), Barberry (Berberis thunbergii), Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica), Honeysuckle (Lonicera spp.), Japanese stiltgrass (Microstegium vimineum), Common buckthorn (Rhamnus cathartica), Multiflora rose (Rosa multiflora), Diffuse knapweed (Centaurea diffusa), Purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria), Common reed (Phragmites australis), Narrow-leaved cattail (Typha angustifolia)
Research Areas: Chemical ecology, Extension and education, Human dimensions, Public policy, Risk assessment, Species demography, Impacts (ecological


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Author and senior analyst, Gavekal Research
Tom Miller is an author and senior analyst at Gavekal Research, a global independent research firm based in Hong Kong. He mainly writes about China and India, focusing on economic affairs and geopolitics. After studying at Oxford and the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London, Tom spent 14 years in Beijing. A fluent Mandarin speaker and former journalist, he has reported from a dozen countries in Asia. His latest book, China's Asian Dream: Empire Building Along the New Silk Road, was published in February 2017. His first book, China's Urban Billion: The Story Behind the Biggest Migration in Human History (2012) was translated into Chinese.
In addition to speaking at Gavekal's seminars in the world's financial centres, Tom regularly gives talks at think tanks (CSIS, Stimson Center, Chatham House, RUSI), universities (Oxford, SOAS), conferences (The Economist, UBS, CLSA) and other institutions (US State Department, World Bank, Foreign Correspondents' Club of China). He has been quoted by the Financial Times, Economist, New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Guardian, Time Magazine, Reuters and Bloomberg, and appeared on the BBC, CNN and CNBC. From time to time, he also reviews books for The Spectator. Tom currently lives in Oxford, frequently travelling to Asia.


Large-scale proficiency panels aim at providing immediate feedback to all participants about their performance relative to the other group members (external validation).
Since Fall 2013, such panels have been proposed by Immudex for Elispot and HLA-multimer assays. In addition to their function as a quality control tool, each panel phase compares individual protocols and can be used to identify distinct critical variables that are predictive for high or low assay performance, with the aim of improving assay performance (assay optimization). After verification in subsequent panels, assay-specific recommendations are formulated as guidelines (assay harmonization).
CIP also proposes small to mid-scale exploratory and development panels for testing new technologies and novel aspects relevant to the members and the community (development/ innovation). While earlier efforts were focused on the measurement of antigen-specific CD8+ T cells, CIP is extending its area of interest to other immune cells relevant for immunotherapy, such as Tregs, MDSCs and NK cells.
Since 2005, CIP has organized and completed 11 proficiency panels for IFN-γ Elispot, HLA-peptide multimer staining or Intracellular Cytokine Staining, as well as 8 exploratory panels. The first MDSC and NK cell panels are completed. All panels are designed, prepared and organized by the managing committee with the help of panel co-organizers who are expert members of the CIP group. A list summarizing all proficiency panel phases including ongoing activities can be downloaded. The reports of all completed proficiency panels are available upon request. Results of testing phases are published in peer-reviewed journals. Protocols for Elispot, HLA-multimer staining, guidelines, and recommendations for long-term storage of MHC-multimers are freely available.
CIP membership: From 2005 to 2010, CIP proficiency panels and others activities were free-of-charge for the participants. Due to the growing number of interested labs and acceleration of the proficiency panel program, ways to financially support CIP were discussed. In 2011, a fixed participation fee of €500 was introduced for academic labs, a substantially higher participation fee was asked from industrial members. This contribution covers reagent preparation, panel and workshop organization, as well as educational aspects.
CIMT supports CIP members by reducing the registration fee for the CIMT Annual Meeting.
One of the main objectives of CIP is to help members establish, standardize and improve T-cell assays in their laboratories. CIP therefore organizes intensive wet workshops.
So far, 6 wet workshops have been organized to address practical aspects of T-cell assays and their analysis (Elispot, Fluorospot, ICS, HLA-multimer staining, flow data analysis, quality assurance of flow cytometers). Three of these workshops were organized in cooperation with the Helmholtz Center HGMU (Munich, Germany) and the Netherlands Cancer Institute (Amsterdam, The Netherlands).
Two workshops regrouping experts in their field were recently organized for discussing priority topics such as Tregs or automated analysis of flow cytometry.


As you step forward and put your feet into motion you will begin to encounter my spirit in greater and newer ways. You will realize your dependence on me and fine tune your hearing in greater capacity than in any days past. You will not look to adversity or adversaries with the same disdain, but will see them with joy, anticipation, and excitement. For as you see things from my perspective you will no longer be troubled or bothered, but will become excited you and invigorated you as you see timelines completed in your future.
For in a place of movement and activity you will be open to my spirit in very different ways than when you are passive and idle. When you are active and moving, pursuing the direction I've called you to travel, you will observe and interpret your environment and landscape very differently. So it is in the meeting together in activity your relationship with me will grow and develop, and will do so without substitute.
For there are experiences that cannot be duplicated merely in your mind, merely by hearing the stories of others, merely by perceiving them conceptually. There are real experiences set aside specifically for you that are designed to shape you and mold you, to perfect you and improve you, to refine you and expose you. Every experience you encounter will make a change upon you, either good or bad, big or small. Every experience you encounter will ultimately draw your heart closer to me, if you will be open to receive what I am saying to you, what giving to you, or what I am asking of you.
In so many ways you have locked me in a small box, and have limited yourself in doing so. You have defined only certain aspects of who I am to be permissible, to be accessed and experienced according to your comfort or your concept. But as you move past your mental constructs and engage with me in activity – particularly the activity I have orchestrated for your life that has been designed to prune you and grow you – you will come to know me beyond your constructs and will do so without the safety of your limiting boxes.
So step forward this day and put your feet into motion, and do so without hesitating. Step forward in faith, with eager anticipation, knowing you will not only accomplish what I've called you to pursue, but also knowing you will encounter and experience me like you would not in any other venue, environment, or circumstance. Step forward this very moment, not looking to the right or to the left. Step forward this moment, without care or concern. Step forward this moment and meet me where I am. And as you do, you will be delighted by the surprise and mystery I will unveil before you, day after mysterious day.


After the two pink lines, there's a secret phase.
See the woman go about regular living. See her not listen to the radio, rather think of what Soul means. See her have conversations, her hand reach up and gently cradle her tiny womb. See her not even know she does it. There's hardly a thought that isn't salted with preparation, the burn of knowledge that new life explodes inside.
Yesterday I walked about the Promenade. I looked at baby clothes. I am having my fourth boy.
I am having my 4th boy. I am having a boy. A boy!
I finger the tiny black sleeper with motorcycles and think how clothes don't matter. I avert my eyes from flowers. What is his name?
I love him so so much. I would already die if he needed me to. My baby. I am not disappointed.
Three boys has been an honor, but when we cross over to four? That's a calling I hadn't even considered, how I know I can't do it, how I know God will show proof of His might and grace.
I walked through sales, pretending to find my non-pregnant size, and my insides were exalting. Who am I that I get this mother job, this short tether to God in prayer? My One and I walked together, in our secret place, and it was the sweetness honey's made of, to know God and to carry the ones whom He chose for me to carry.
Oh, what a blessing, what a quiver of boys for you. And an honor. Truth be told, I desire a fourth boy. I do. I am so happy for you & Seth and the big brothers, Amber!
I'm married to one of four boys and I see you in my mother-in-law's place, years and years and years from now. A sweet place, one that has given her four daughters-in-love to match those boys who share her blood.
It's congratulations all over again, to know this little wonder just a teensy bit better, to see him now in shades of blue.
I hear the love exploding, so excited for this son who'll soon find his sweet spot among a den of tigers :).
Isn't that the truth, Robin! We were all in our bed this morning, all three of them squeezed between me and Seth. We wondered about having one more in there! It's amazing.
I love what Robin said - about him finding his sweet spot in the den of tigers. This post makes me smile wide, my friend.
One thing I love about the life God gives is that He never runs out of opportunities to surprise us. Congratulations. This is lovely.
"to know God and to carry the ones whom He chose for me to carry" ....love that. Wow, amber...what a gift. what an honor. God has given you an army. what fun your house will be!!!!
Yay! A fourth boy! Congrats!
Oh, Amber, I'm absolutely thrilled! I admit that I was hoping all along for another boy for you - not sure why but it just seemed "right." What a tribe of men you are raising. We're just four weeks (or so) away from discovering what we are having ourselves but that will be at the birth. I'm quite excited since we have one of each. So much love to you and your boys.
Is this some conspiracy for a home-grown jedi clan? And I loved Robin's perspective. Ahh....sweetness.
A boy! Oh Amber, FOUR boys. What a precious, high calling. You are richly blessed!
Four godly sons to change the world--you are blessed!
I am so happy for you, Amber. A fourth boy is my dream. :) You will be loved and cherished and well cared for your whole life through, Mama.
This is so beautiful. How blessed you are!
I love a rainy Saturday. Even with Kevin working at the Home Show and just me here to fill my three babies wishes for drink, food, and entertainment, it allows me time to sit down and catch up. I've been reading "The Run-A-Muck" and all of the other fabulous places that it takes me to for a good year and a half or more. I normally don't comment on anything because one, after reading your beautiful writing, my words really feel quite shabby and two, I've known you your whole life and in some ways, it feels like I'm reading your deepest thoughts in your personal diary. I know that sounds strange because you invited me to read your blogs. It's just a feeling. Your writing has made me laugh and cry. Sometimes both at the same time. I love you to and through your bones. You were my first "real" baby. Here we are, so many years down the road and your fourth baby is on his way (Congratulations!), but when I think of you, it is always a picture of us on the little two seater swing in my old backyard (where Carla still lives,) you singing "Jesus Loves Me" (in your "I've barely learned how to talk voice") and me trying to teach you the sign language to go with it. I love and admire the Woman, Wife and Mother that you have become. I'm in awe of you and really, sometimes, in the throws of diffusing whatever "war" my three children are waging against each other, I ask myself, "how would Amber handle this?"
Amber here's the straight up truth! Every year I witness the remnants of a seriously endangered species. The species of the godly young man. More and more beautifully created young girls who are seeking the Lord are stopped short of seeing an example among their peers of God-believing Christ-trusting young men. In fact it's so rare I wonder who these girls will be able to trust with their hearts. So the wonderful blessing of you and Seth raising your boys in the fear and admonition of the Lord lifts my heart in thanks and praise for God's perfect plan. It also gives hope to families filled with hair ties and pink pajamas that God will be faithful. So happy for you, so excited to meet this little one who will someday lead his family with faith in his beautiful savior! As God isfaithful to provide He's as equally faithful to preserve. Love y'all!!!
Second, Scott's comment brought me to tears. As we pray over our two girls, we pray for those young men who might one day stand alongside them to covenant together. Oh, how pray for those someday-young-men and their parents now, inviting, teaching, leading them to the gospel of the Good News of Jesus Christ. What a mighty calling, indeed.
Peace and blessing to you as you enjoy the last half of pregnancy.
i read with bated breath. will she tell us? and you did. and i am so pleased for you. i'm looking across the room at my younger, stretched almost to the end of the couch. and listening to my older, in the adjoining room playing praise songs on his guitar. both boys. i am blessed. and it IS beyond reason that God chooses us to carry and grow them isn't it? the knowledge of his mercy grace patience love guidance provision both overwhelms and sustains. praying for you as you embark! can't wait to see those other three love on this little bro!
Oh Amber, how wonderful! He is a lucky little boy.
What an opportunity to raise men of God! As a mother of three boys myself, I know exactly how you feel - averting your eyes from the overwhelmingly pink sections of stores - and finding the indescribable joy in the plan God has for you!
"to know God and to carry the ones who chose for me." Oh that. Insert lump in throat.
This is pure joy, Amber.
Oh how I do love the secretness of pregnancy. No way to describe sharing a body with someone. I miss it when it is over. Hooray for another boy. I have a dear friend (another Amber) who has 3 boys (just like me) and she is pregnant with her fourth. We were chatting the other day that we do feel like it is a calling at this point. Like the girl would be the shock. :) Praying for a joyful rest of your pregnancy and beyond!
Congratulations! Your parents sure did something right to raise such a beautiful young lady (inside and out). It seems like just yesterday I was watching you in the show choir at DAR and thinking how pretty and talented you were. Now you're all grown up and raising those wonderful boys for the Lord. I pray God's blessing on you and yours. I enjoy your posts.
Congratulations - your boys must be ecstatic!!!
AH, Kelly, when I read that, I almost threw up. Love to you.
How exciting! Congratulations and blessings!
I second what Scott said. I have 2 girls and pray for the men who will come into their lives.
What a beautiful image you painted for us. Thank you.
God loves you so very much. Blessings to you and your family.
This my first time visiting your site. What a sweet and endearing post. Your heart is very evident and with that kind of heart, God can do great things in and through you. And those things will be passed on to your sweet boys. Congrats!
I love your sweet sentiments on carrying your fourth child. I like the way you said "carrying the ones He chose for me to carry."
He will carry you through the mountains and the valleys with these four precious boys. An amazing calling to disciple four boys!
What a blessing to walk in the highest of all callings- as a Mother. Congrats!
I'm crying in a good way at the thought of you having four boys. FOUR BOYS! What a legacy, to raise up four leaders of families - imagine the influence! So, so happy for you, friend.
Congratulations! I have 6 boys. Having a brood of boys is such a gift. It's always loud and a little dirty but it is nothing less than awe. some. Congrats again!
A hearty congratulations! No getting around it...4 boys is indeed a calling and you are wise and precious to see it this way. I have 2 dear friends who have 4 boys each and there is just something special about being with their families and imagining the legacy of all those boys being brought up to love Jesus.
wow... how fun and busy your life will be. A house full of little warriors. John Eldredge is awesome when he says boys are 'hard wired' to protect, to be a man. His book "Wild at Heart" is a must read for parents of boys. My grandsons love to dress up in superman or other hero outfits. It is all about being a boy. I really liked what Scott wrote don't know the man but his words are very wise. Blessings to you as you prepare for a new son.
Shouldn't there be a special term for a bevy of boys? Heap. Tangle. Sprawl. Riot.
Blessings upon your belly's inner workings and your mess of boys.
SO excited for you. Maybe we can hook him and Adeline up? Love you, sweet friend.
Congrats, Amber! What a blessed little boy he already is with you as his mama.
Being the called Mother of boys you are called to prepare men for God's service as boys, brothers, husbands and fathers. I love your perspective sweet girl!!!
Congratulations! We're so excited for you and Seth! I laughed out loud and cried for joy! God is good! What a blessing!
Carrie, Troy & the boys!
I'm carrying my number three, and I really really love boys. I mean, how could you not? The thought of three makes me worry a little, about the furniture and the mental stability of my dog, but really I can't wait to jump into the dirt and chaos and bugs and sword fighting that is boy TIMES THREE! So happy for you. You wrote it all so beautifully too.
oh my. my comment makes it sound like I'm having triplets. I had a dream that I was, and I forgot all my children's names, but I was just happy that I hadn't lost one. It was very stressful. I am not having triplets. EeK!
From a mama of four sons... I love you raising four future men.
Love your words, the way you pluck them, write them, live them, love your heart, the way you see the world and our Jesus, love you and your boys and the way we all laughed there in the living room of the rock house, the Rock underneath everything. Fine men there, Amber- - all five of them. All for Him.
Congrats! Boys are awesome :) So happy for you!
oh, amber, how i've related to you in this last pregnancy. and i rarely ever comment, but here i had to, and i'm even going to break blog "etiquette" and link you to my own revelation of 4th boy on his way. it's still a wonder, but i am overjoyed now. i had to have my 20 minutes of grief in her loss... but He was so good to replace it soon w/ how GOOD his gifts are!!!
Congratulations! I have three boys. Amazing, that the Lord has blessed us to raise leaders, to raise husbands, to raise warriors for Him! All for Him!


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Our Collections Areas
The Cyprus collection is one of the three most significant in the UK (the others being in the British and Ashmolean Museums). Chronologically, it reaches from the Neolithic to the Late Roman Period, underlining the continuing importance of the island in the Mediterranean throughout history.
It comprises pottery, figurines in clay and copper alloy, glass vessels, stone sculpture and inscriptions, beginning in the Early Bronze Age.
Today, research and documentation is still on-going with the aim of bringing to light – through the objects – the fundamental role that the island has played in trade across the Mediterranean region, as well as the way its insularity has shaped a unique cultural identity, in which indigenous cultural forms were preserved and transmitted while new ideas and external influences were simultaneously assimilated.
Selected Related Objects
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Loan Ant.103.11
Associated staff
Anastasia Christophilopoulou
Associated Galleries
Gallery 22: Cyprus


Don't ask how we got over this!
I'm stuck - get me out!
West Dartmoor U3A was started in Tavistock in 1991 by a small group of enthusiastic people who were inspired by the movement's founders – Eric Midwinter, Peter Lazlett and Michael Young.
A launch meeting was held, 47 people signed up as members and suggestions quickly came forward so that by the following year 14 interest groups had been formed.
That enthusiasm, camaraderie, quest for knowledge and concern for others continues to today and is a feature of West Dartmoor.
We are not a university and no entry qualifications are required, and we offer a low cost annual membership with a variety of interest groups run by the members for the members. Members are retired or semi-retired with no parental responsibility and there is something for everyone. It's an opportunity to meet others with similar interests and share skills and life experiences.
Don't let the U3A experience pass you by – come along to a West Dartmoor U3A meeting for a taster and see for yourself.


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Antillia - Last Starfall (EP) (2013)
Regardless of what language you speak, what language you dream in, there is one language that unites us, time and time again. And by embracing that shared love of music, we can tear down the barriers that divide us in our daily lives. Antillia may be well ahead of the curve on that notion, and should be recognized for a lot more than where they are from. Having just released their second EP, and first since 2010, they have used operatic power metal to circumvent spoken languages, into a different stratosphere of communication and emotion. Much like their vocals, they soar over it all, and rain down on you with surgical precision, and overwhelming beauty. Though only three tracks in length, "Last Starfall" feels like so much more. And whatever you language of choice may be, it almost seems worth while to listen to the album in their native Russian language; only then can you grasp what they put into it, and how intensely they performed these songs. The EP is every bit as mesmerizing as the artwork leads you to believe.
Despite the clear language barriers, the band does an amazing job, right from the onset, of communicating through other means. The neoclassical guitars that open "Shaman" speak the universal language of the riff. They ride up and own the scales, accompanied by a battery of percussion that just doesn't quit. Vocalists Alexandr Kolesov and Elena Belova manage to convey so much power through their delivery, without understanding a single word. They soar of the mix, he in a traditional power metal style, she in an operatic tone that hits the highest notes. The tempo is fast and furious, leaving behind it a trail of fire. The title track, "Last Starfall," is a clear statement of dominance, as the orchestrations take the lead, paired with Belova's incredible range. It becomes clear here, even more than before, that they are playing with a stacked deck, as the duel guitars of Vladislav Semin and Valeriy Ostrikov join the fray, laying waste with sweeping melodies and solos. But the icing on this cake is the final track, a metal rendition of "La Diosa Fredda," taken from the opera "Legend of Atlantis." The two styles, when done right, meld together in a beautiful marriage. Antillia go beyond that, giving you a mind-blowing, over the top performance worthy of a lifetime of listens. The aria on display here is a classic in the making.
While we fully admit that artwork can often open our eyes, and ears, to a band just by first glance, it doesn't always work out this well. Antillia have completed what many would describe as the total package of an album; they've nailed the artwork, the style, the band dynamic, the production, and the ability to be memorable. In music, metal or otherwise, there isn't much left to accomplish. With the right winds carrying their music across the globe, we could easily see this Russian dynamo atop many a Top 10 list come years end. But more than that, more than the recognition they might earn as a result, they should be overjoyed with the EP they've put together. No amount of praise of criticism can ever make or break an album for any true artist. And that is what sets Antillia apart from so many of the bands flooding the globe in 2013; they are artists, creating a piece, much like Jean-Patrick Capdevielle as he wrote his greatest work. Only time will tell of this is their masterpiece, or if things are just getting started. In either event, "Last Starfall" is an album for the ages.
Official Site - http://antillia.info/
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/antillia.ru


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"Jane and I both agreed that your presentation on Babylon was the best we had ever heard on the subject. The biblical exegesis you did was clear, systematic, comprehensive and captivating... doctrinally sound"
Mike Gendron, Proclaiming The Gospel Ministries, June 4, 2019
Will BABYLON Be REBUILT in the
Last Days?
Will the literal city of Babylon, in modern Iraq, be Rebuilt? Is Babylon, Iraq, that "great city" of "Babylon" mentioned 5 times in Revelation 18? Will original Babylon rise up again to exist as the leading city of the Antichrist at the End Time?
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOF THAT BABYLON OF CHALDEA
MUST RISE AGAIN
After its Final Destruction, Babylon of Chaldea, "will never be inhabited or lived in from generation to generation…"
(Isa 13:19-20
If you believe in the Literal interpretation of Bible prophecy,
1. then there is nothing more Literal when you affirm that,
2. since the Bible says there will never again be Inhabitants at Babylon of Chaldea after its Final Fall,
3. yet there are PHOTOGRAPHS of Inhabitants at Babylon,
4. then Literal Babylon must Rise Again to meet its Final Fall in the future.
This Photograph below is...
This study will focus on Babylon of "CHALDEA". Prophecies about Babylon in Jeremiah (and the entire Old Testament) specify "Babylon, the land of the Chaldeans" (Jer 50:1; Isa 13:19, etc.). That identity of Babylon never changes in the Old or New Testament.
Since there are a number of prophecies yet to be fulfilled regarding Babylon of Chaldea, then that is the "Babylon" we are focused on in this study--one may talk about other "Babylons", but it is Babylon of Chaldea that must rise up again to fulfill its Biblical prophecies.
One may take PHOTOGRAPHS of Inhabitants , etc. , at "Replacement Babylons" such as Rome or America TODAY. But if Babylon of Chaldea (Iraq) has already met its prophesied Final Fall, then it would be impossible to take a photograph of any inhabitants since that "Fall". Yet TODAY such pictures exists. That's why it is an "interpretation-imperative" that we quit skipping over the word "Chaldea" ? The Bible doesn't.
RIGHT: A photograph of Inhabitants in Babylon of Chaldea
The Title, Source & Official Archive Record is noted below:
Title-- "INHABITANTS OF BABYLON, MESOPOTAMIA"[actual, original inscription on back of photo]
Underwood & Underwood, stereoscopic photo, 1899-1908
UC Riverside, California Museum of Photography archives
[Location] Asia, Iraq, Babil, Latitude: 32 33 00 N, Longitude: 044 24 00 E, Babylon
EDITORS NOTE: These early-stage photographs were not taken in pursuit of a Biblical agenda, but by secular sources-- explorers, archaeologists, and travelers-- with a focus on documenting the Middle East.
BELOW: A closer look at the inscription on the back of the photograph.
"And Babylon... the Chaldeans' pride, Will be as when God overthrew Sodom and Gomorrah. It will never be inhabited or lived in from generation to generation;" (Isaiah 13:19-20; Jer 51:37, 62) This prophecy is Simply and Literally stated. Therefore...
After its Final Fall, there can be NO MORE Photographs of Inhabitants at Babylon. This, then, is PHOTOGRAPHIC-PROOF that Babylon has NOT YET met its Final Destruction.
Therefore Babylon of Chaldea MUST Rise Again. Babylon of Chaldea has not been "REPLACED" by another "Babylon".
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOF
that not only one--but six (6)-- prophecies about Babylon of Chaldea (Iraq) remain Unfulfilled
Babylon must be Rebuilt so these six (6) prophecies can be literally fulfilled.
AFTER the FINAL FALL of Babylon, the site will never again have...
1. Inhabitants
2. Arab dwellers
3. Stones reused (recycled)
4. Desolate Desert (no greenery; trees, gardens, groves)
5. Shepherds
6. Visitors
CHART BELOW: Here is a visual look at these unfulfilled prophecies.
BABYLON'S FINAL FALL Chart: It cannot be shown where a single one of these prophecies has been fulfilled. History shows that every single one of these prophecies remains unfulfilled.
Why I Expect Babylon to be Rebuilt in the Last Days
6 PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOFS plus documented proofs (follow link to each page)
1. FACT #1-- After the FINAL FALL there will Never Again be any Inhabitants
It will never be inhabited or lived in from generation to generation; Isaiah 13:20
DID THAT HAPPEN? NOT YET!
No-- the complete absence of Inhabitants at Babylon has never occurred. ...Therefore, Babylon's FINAL FALL is yet to happen in the Future. Here is...
More PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOF of Inhabitants at Babylon...
SEE ALSO 2500-year Timeline of Inhabitants at Babylon
2. FACT #2-- After the FINAL FALL there will Never Again be any Arab Dwellers
It will never be inhabited or lived in from generation to generation; Nor will the Arab pitch his tent there... Isaiah 13:20
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOF of the Arab dwellers at Babylon...
...Therefore, Babylon's FINAL FALL is yet to happen in the Future.
3. FACT #3-- After the FINAL FALL Babylon's Stones will Never Again be Used
"And they will not take from you even a stone for a corner, Nor a stone for foundations,
But you will be desolate forever," declares the LORD. Jeremiah 51:26
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOF of the RE-use of Babylon's Stones since the First Fall of Babylon...
4. FACT #4-- After the FINAL FALL Babylon will be a "DESOLATE DESERT" Forever
But she will be completely desolate... A parched land and a desert.. Jeremiah 50:13; 51:43
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOF of the flourishing of Trees & Greenery (Gardens, Groves) at Babylon...
5. FACT #5-- After the FINAL FALL of Babylon there will never again be any "SHEPHERDS"
Nor will shepherds make their flocks lie down there. Isaiah 13:20
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOF of Shepherds and Sheep at Babylon...
6. FACT #6-- After the FINAL FALL of Babylon there will never again be any "PASSERS-BY"
Her cities ... A land in which no man lives, And through which no son of man passes. (Jeremiah 51:43
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOF of Visitors "passing through" Babylon...
TWO MORE REASONS...
1. The Bible says that at its FINAL FALL Babylon will be "Utterly Destroyed"... as Sodom
2. The Bible says that the FINAL FALL of Babylon will occur in the "Day Of The Lord".
THEREFORE...Babylon of Chaldea Must Rise Again
1. On the Date that Babylon is Finally Destroyed, for ever-after there will be no more Photographs at Babylon of Inhabitants, Arab Dwellers, Recycled Stones, Trees and Gardens, Shepherds and Sheep, or Visitors.
2. Yet, in every case, there exists PHOTOGRAPHS. Furthermore, the prophecies of Babylon's "utter destruction" and "complete desolation" have never been fulfilled. (Jer 50:13, 26)
3. Therefore, Babylon of Chaldea, Iraq, must Rise Up to meet that Final Destruction.
7 QUESTIONS That Deserve An ANSWER... BELOW
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS ON BABYLON
LEFT: Workers, Inhabitants, Arabs, begin work on excavating the Ishtar Gate in 1902.
(click the underlined word)
1. How will Babylon, Iraq, be converted to the "Great City" of Revelation 17-18?
2. Why is it an "interpretation-imperative" that we quit skipping over the word "Chaldea" ?
3. Has Babylon of Chaldea (Iraq) been Replaced?
4. What is the Place & Time of Babylon's Ultimate Destruction?
5. Is America Babylon?
6. Is Babylon, Iraq, the "Mother" of all religious "Harlots"?
7. Who are some of the Bible-prophecy experts who expect Literal Babylon to Rise Again for its Final Fall?
The GOSPEL in Revelation:
The 5th verse from the beginning,
Jesus Christ...To Him who loves us, and released us from our sins by His blood, (Revelation 1:5
The 5th verse from the end,
"... And let the one who is thirsty come; let the one who wishes take the water of life without cost." (Revelation 22:17
The Book Of Revelation, apocalyptic and foreboding, is actually "FRAMED" by the GOSPEL OF SALVATION in Jesus Christ. Here's how you can be saved...


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Kentucky Kingdom to have free visitor dropoff site
Sheldon S. Shafer
The Courier-Journal;
A free dropoff system for visitors going to the Kentucky Kingdom amusement park has been arranged at the Kentucky Exposition Center, beginning when the park opens Saturday.
Lot P at the fairgrounds has been designated for dropoffs by the Kentucky State Fair Board, and Kentucky Kingdom visitors will be able to bypass the main gate and enter the dropoff lot, just west of Gate 1, from Phillips Lane.
Lot P is across from the Crowne Plaza hotel, or on Emberson Avenue. This area is for dropoffs only, and there will be no parking or pickup of parkgoers in this area, the fair board said.
Drivers can enter the exposition center to pick up guests after 5 p.m. on weekdays and after 7 p.m. on weekends free of charge.
The dropoff lot will be closed July 31 to Aug. 3 for the National Street Rods show and Aug. 14-24 during the Kentucky State Fair.
The cost to park at the fairgrounds is $8 per vehicle.
Meanwhile, the Transit Authority of River City is adjusting two routes and adding new service to Kentucky Kingdom, starting June 8.
TARC officials said the park will be served by:
• Route No. 2 Second Street. TARC riders should catch their bus at stops near Gate 2 and Gate 3 at the Kentucky Exposition Center.
Starting June 9, a trip leaving Louisville International Airport will start at 8:54 a.m. Additionally, a new weekday trip leaving the airport at 7:12 p.m. will be added.
On Saturdays, new trips leaving Fifth and Market streets at 10:15 a.m. and the airport at 9:12 p.m. will be added. On Sundays and holidays, new trips will leave Fifth and Market at 10:15 a.m. and the airport at 7:12 p.m.
• Route No. 43 Poplar Level Road. Arrival and departure times at stops south of Eastern Parkway will be adjusted by two to three minutes on all trips. Stop times at Poplar Level and Eastern Parkway and north of that intersection will remain the same.
Reporter Sheldon S. Shafer can be reached at (502) 582-7089. Follow him on Twitter at @sheldonshafer.


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package org.wso2.carbon.dataservices.core.description.query;

import com.hp.hpl.jena.query.*;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Model;
import org.wso2.carbon.dataservices.core.DataServiceFault;
import org.wso2.carbon.dataservices.core.description.config.RDFConfig;
import org.wso2.carbon.dataservices.core.description.event.EventTrigger;
import org.wso2.carbon.dataservices.core.engine.*;

import javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * This class represents a SPARQL data services query over a single RDF file
 */
public class RdfFileQuery extends SparqlQueryBase {

	private RDFConfig config;

	public RdfFileQuery(DataService dataService, String queryId,
			String configId, String query, List<QueryParam> queryParams,
			Result result, EventTrigger inputEventTrigger,
			EventTrigger outputEventTrigger,
			Map<String, String> advancedProperties,
			String inputNamespace) throws DataServiceFault {
		super(dataService, queryId, configId, query, queryParams, result,
				inputEventTrigger, outputEventTrigger, advancedProperties,
				inputNamespace);
		try {
			this.config = (RDFConfig) this.getDataService().getConfig(
					this.getConfigId());
		} catch (ClassCastException e) {
			throw new DataServiceFault(e, "Configuration is not a RDF config:"
					+ this.getConfigId());
		}

	}

	public RDFConfig getConfig() {
		return config;
	}

	@Override
	public QueryExecution getQueryExecution() throws IOException, DataServiceFault {
		return QueryExecutionFactory.create(this.getQuery(), this.config.createRDFModel());
	}

    public Object processPreQuery(InternalParamCollection params, int queryLevel) throws DataServiceFault {
		try {
		    ResultSet results;
            QuerySolutionMap queryMap = new QuerySolutionMap();
            Model model = this.getModelForValidation();
            /* process the query params */
            for (InternalParam param : params.getParams()) {
                /* set parameters to the query map */
                queryMap.add(param.getName(), convertTypeLiteral(model, param));
            }
            QueryExecution qe = this.getQueryExecution();
            qe.setInitialBinding(queryMap) ;

            /* execute query as a select query */
            results = qe.execSelect();
    	    return results;
		} catch (Exception e) {
			throw new DataServiceFault(e, "Error in 'SparqlQueryBase.processQuery'");
		}
	}

    @Override
    public void processPostQuery(Object result, XMLStreamWriter xmlWriter,
                             InternalParamCollection params, int queryLevel) throws DataServiceFault {
        ResultSet results = (ResultSet) result;
        DataEntry dataEntry;
        while (results != null && results.hasNext()) {
            dataEntry = this.getDataEntryFromRS(results);
            this.writeResultEntry(xmlWriter, dataEntry, params, queryLevel);
        }
    }
}


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The Devil Pays Off ist ein US-amerikanisches Spionagedrama von 1941 unter der Regie von John H. Auer. Ein ehemaliger Offizier der Navy versucht seine Ehre wiederherzustellen, indem er illegale Geschäfte eines Schifffahrtsmagnaten aufzudecken versucht, die dieser während des Zweiten Weltkriegs mit dem Feind tätigt. Das Drehbuch beruht auf einer Geschichte von George Worthing Yates und Julian Zimet.

Handlung
Der ehemalige Marine-Leutnant Chris Waring aus Gilhooey wird zu fortgeschrittener Zeit von der Polizei geweckt und zu Admiral Curtiss, seinem ehemaligen Kommandanten gebracht. Curtiss hatte sich einst vergeblich für Waring eingesetzt, als dieser wegen Eskapaden im Dienst, die er betrunken begangen hatte, entlassen worden war. Der Admiral bittet Waring um seine Unterstützung bei einer Undercover-Operation. Es geht um den Reeder Arnold Debrock, der Schiffe an die Vereinigten Staaten verkauft, die dann aber auf äußerst mysteriöse Weise in die Hände feindlicher Mächte geraten. Da Curtiss weiß, dass Chris bei Frauen sehr gut ankommt, bittet er ihn, Debrocks Frau Valerie Avancen zu machen. Dieser lehnt jedoch rundweg ab, ändert seine Meinung jedoch nur wenig später, als er Valerie ein Schiff nach Havanna besteigen sieht, und nimmt die Verfolgung der schönen Frau auf.

Es gelingt ihm tatsächlich, heftig mit Valerie zu flirten und sie dazu zu bringen, mit ihm seine Kabine aufzusuchen. Dort treffen beide jedoch zu Chris' großer Überraschung auf Joan Millard, Admiral Curtiss' Sekretärin. Auf Valeries überraschte Frage, wer sie sei, stellt sie sich dieser als Chris' Frau vor, woraufhin Valerie ebenfalls offenbart, wer sie ist und dass sie ihren Mann verlassen habe. Joan erzählt Chris, der sich ziemlich sprachlos zeigt, dass Curtiss sie geschickt habe, um ihn zu unterstützen. So beginnt das Paar wider Willen also mit seinen Ermittlungen.

Einige Zeit später bringt man einen Schiffbrüchigen an Bord, bei dem es sich um Capt. Jonathan Hunt handelt. Er erzählt Chris, dass er im Dienst der Debrock-Reederei stehe, und von seiner Mannschaft entmachtet worden sei, als er sich geweigert habe, Debrocks Befehl zu befolgen, in einem ausländischen Hafen anzulegen. Man habe ihm dann sein Schiff entzogen. Kapitän Brigham und der Schiffsarzt hätten zuvor versucht, ihn unter Drogen zu setzen, um ihn zu zwingen, mit ihnen zusammenzuarbeiten, was er aber abgelehnt habe.

Capt. Brigham glaubt indes, dass Hunt dem Meer zum Opfer gefallen ist. Nachdem das Schiff in Havanna angelegt hat, versuchen Chris und Joan, weitere Informationen von Valerie zu erhalten. Brigham wird indes von Debrock hart angegangen, der verärgert ist, dass man Hunt, wie alle glauben, in den sicheren Tod geschickt hat. Dieser verwahrt sich jedoch gegen die Vorwürfe, da diese Maßnahme ergriffen worden sei, um zu verhindern, dass Hunt über das Vorgefallene rede.

Kurz darauf versucht Debrock, Valerie klarzumachen, dass er sich alsbald aus dem Geschäft zurückziehen werde, um sich zusammen mit ihr ins Privatleben zurückzuziehen. Valerie bedeutet ihrem Mann jedoch, dass sie ihn nicht mehr liebe, was ihn sehr trifft und auch Einfluss auf sein weiteres Vorgehen hat. Debrocks Handlanger Greb versucht nur wenig später, Chris zu erschießen, da Debrock ihn aus dem Weg haben will. Er verfehlt sein Ziel jedoch. Ganz nebenbei erfährt Chris nun, dass Carlos Castillo-Martinez, den er für einen Handwerker hielt, eigentlich zum kubanischen Militärgeheimdienst gehört, ihm zum Schutz an die Seite gestellt und ebenfalls in die Untersuchungen gegen Debrock eingebunden worden ist.

Nur wenig später besucht Chris zusammen mit Joan, Carlos und Hunt ein von Debrock veranstaltetes Abschiedsessen, das dazu dienen soll, dass Greb Chris im Auftrag seines Chefs tötet. Als Debrock jedoch Hunt sieht, ist er stark verunsichert und glaubt, einen Geist zu sehen, der ihn zur Verantwortung ziehen will. Hunt unterbindet weitere Befehle Debrocks, seinen Schiffen Anweisung zu geben, in feindlichen Häfen anzulegen. Carlos kommt hinzu und ordnet die Verhaftung aller mit Debrock im Bunde stehenden Beteiligten an, während Chris Debrock zwingt, seinen Schiffen Order zu erteilen, amerikanische Häfen anzulaufen. Bei dem Versuch, an Chris' Waffe zu kommen, fällt Debrock während des Kampfes der beiden Männer aus dem Fenster. Nachdem der Fall gelöst ist, gibt es auch für Chris und Joan ein glückliches Ende, beide wollen so bald als möglich heiraten.

Produktion und Hintergrund
Die Filmaufnahmen entstanden in der Zeit zwischen dem 19. September und 4. Oktober 1941 in den Republic Studios in Hollywood, einem Stadtteil von Los Angeles, in Kalifornien. Das Budget für den Film betrug rund 84.528 Dollar. Der Arbeitstitel lautete: Alibi at Midnight.

Am 10. November 1941 kam der Film in den USA erstmals ins Kino. In Portugal wurde er am 6. März 1944 unter dem Titel Oiro Traiçoeiro aufgeführt. In Deutschland wurde der Film nicht veröffentlicht.

William Wright wurde für diese Produktion von Paramount Pictures ausgeliehen. Laut Hollywood Reporter News war geplant, dass Binnie Barnes in dem Film eine Rolle übernehmen sollte.

Kritik
Die New York Times sprach von einem geschäftigen Spionage-Melodram, in dem man den von Paramount ausgeliehenen William Wright dann jedoch auf die dritte Rolle nach J. Edward Bromberg und Osa Massen reduziert habe. Außerdem hieß es, dass man auf den Horror-Filmstar Dwight Frye, der in diesem Film einen Funker spiele, achten solle.

Auszeichnung
Charles L. Lootens war bei der Oscarverleihung 1942 mit dem Film für einen Oscar in der Kategorie "Bester Ton" nominiert, musste sich jedoch Jack Whitney und dem britischen Filmdrama Lord Nelsons letzte Liebe geschlagen geben.

Weblinks

 The Devil Pays Off bei filmaffinity.com

Einzelnachweise

Filmtitel 1941
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Tapbots Releases 'Tweetbot' Twitter App for iPhone
Thursday April 14, 2011 8:18 AM PDT by Marianne Schultz
Tapbots, developer of several Mac and iOS apps including Calcbot, Convertbot and others, has released Tweetbot, a new Twitter client for the iPhone. Tweetbot debuted in the App Store yesterday and features customizable navigation and gestures, the ability to view lists as separate timelines as well as features also found in other iOS Twitter clients like URL shortening support, translations, and push notifications via Boxcar.
Tapbots has created a demo video highlighting Tweetbot's features:
Tapbots had revealed over a year ago that a Twitter client for the iPhone was in the works and last month indicated that it was "really close" to a release just a few days before Twitter declared that third-party developers should stop creating clients for the popular social networking service based on the company's new focus on a "consistent user experience" across platforms.
Tweetbot is currently on sale for a special introductory price of $1.99 and requires iOS 4.1 or higher.