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Anthon Yelchin Still Waiting For Star Trek Sequel Call + Talks Comparisons With Koenig's Chekov
| August 18, 2011 | By: TrekMovie.com Staff 92 comments so far
Anthon Yelchin has been keeping busy since appearing as Chekov in JJ Abrams' Star Trek. He voices "Clumsy" in the new Smurfs movie and stars in the vampire film Fright Night opening on Friday. In a new interview promoting the film, Yelchin says that he doesn't know when he will be needed to return to the bridge of the USS Enterprise, but he is ready to go when called. He also talked about comparisons to Walter Koenig.
Yelchin waiting for news on Star Trek
So Anton Yelchin appears to be waiting like the rest of us for news on the Star Trek sequel. In a new interview with the official Star Trek Yelchin said that although he doesn't know when he will be needed, he is ready to suit up:
I'm ready. I'm ready. It's been a while, but whenever they let me know, I'll be there.
While he waits he may try to fit in another project, saying:
I don't exactly know when Star Trek is going, but if there's space I'd like to do, probably, a smaller film.
In discussing his portrayal of Chekov, the actor also noted that it was "huge" to get the blessing of the original Chekov, Walter Koenig. And even though his Chekov is somewhat different, it is important for Yelchin to have a strong connection with the original, saying:
I don't know if it builds to Walter's Chekov, that if we make more films then suddenly it'll totally become that guy. I just think that I tried to capture as close as possible all of the great qualities that Walter brought to his Chekov. So I hope there's a continuity. I don't know if it's necessarily an evolution, but I hope there's a continuity where you can say, "Oh, yeah, I buy that person being that age."
For more from Yelchin on Fright Night, Star Trek and his other projects, read the full interview: Part 1, Part 2.
Yelchin as Chekov in "Star Trek"
Fright Night Opens Friday
Anton Yelchin has to deal with his vampire neighbor in Fright Night, opening Friday August 19th. Here is a clip with Yelchin and David Tennant.
Pretty good casting, here. He's believable.
Browncoat1984
Ya know, the new Trek movie has a great cast. They couldn't have cast a better bunch of actors and its great that they've all found good work in the interim. Anytime I see these guys in other movies I always enjoy watching them, even if its not a great movie.
Christopher Roberts
Pretty much everybody cast in Star Trek 2009 was great. Physically, I could've totally bought into each and everyone being the same folks I'd always known. That's not to devalue the original actors in any way. But if the writers had wanted to go with a traditional prequel, and this gang gradually bit-by-bit arriving on the Enterprise… the last picture being the first adventure in the 5-year mission, I would've bought into that.
Oh, I'm guessing there will be time for a few projects. Would not suggest any of the performers be waiting by the phone for the call anytime soon. Given the substantial backpedeling that has occured regarding the status of the script, I doubt any of the rumored "soft prep" has occured, either. Can't envision a studio making that committment when they can't even set a date for the movies release.
Isn't Anton appearing with Zoe on Jimmy Kimmel this week?
Correction. Tonight.
Dee - lvs moon' surface
#4. Phil …
Well, "soft prep" was not exactly a rumor… Bob Orci after all, mention that … if I remember right!
But you're right… if Anton is thinking about making another movie before the sequel… "soon" it was! LOL
:-) :-)
Ens Mike of the Terran Empire
Anton did a great job in Trek. All in all all of the Actors did a great job.
Canon Schmanon
I thought Yelchin was just fine, if not maybe a little too heavy on the accent. Almost every alien speaks better English than Chekov! Even Spock has no accent!
All funning aside, I liked him. It's a little hard to accept the coincidence that put him and all the other crew of canon onto the bridge at the same time. Heck, Chekov wasn't even on the Enterprise in the previous timeline until Kirck and crew were a few years older…
But that was another timeline, I suppose. As my name implies, I'm not that concerned with canon, so I have to try and shrug this stuff off. It wasn't worth the writers' time to explain how it could be that everybody was on board. I get that.
SoonerDave
Great cast, and to a degree I think Yelchin's comments even suggest a certain level of frustration over the lack of movement on the Trek follow-up movie.
The decreasing chatter from even the rumor mill makes me less and less faithful that we'll even GET a "next" Trek movie, or at a minimum, my enthusiasm for it is waning. Put another way, "I'll believe it when I see it."
Can't wait to see Fright Night! Looks like a nice return to the vicious vampire of yore. Plus David Tennant!
Back in the day we used to get an episode per week. Now it's every couple of years? Ugh. I hate waiting.
BTW, at VegasCon11, John Cho basically said the same thing. He hadn't read a script but was ready.
trekker 5
I really like Anthon and am even thinking about seeing Fright Night! I do love me some blood suckers!! :) Anyway,like all the actors have been saying,I have not seen the script,but I am ready to go!! :)
Daniel craigs my wookie bitch now
5 he is appearing tonight, both him and Zoe just signed for all 90+ of us fans standing outside in the back alley behind kimmel just a little bit ago
Anton was allready a rising star before Trek XI, and since then he has gone on to even bigger roles.
this is the problem with the long break between films, (correct me please if i am wrong) but dont most of these new actors only have 2 or 3 film commitments? actors like Zoe and Anton and Chris are pretty big stars now, especially Zoe with Avatar and all. I have the feeling the longer it takes between movies the more likely we are to not go beyond 3rd movie with these actors.
which i am fine with if they decide to repair the time line at the end of three and move on to a new crew in the prime universe that we havent seen before. but i definately dont want to see the characters being recast a 3rd time each because chances are they wont be lucky to have that lighting strike 3 times for these iconic roles.
Andy Patterson
I've said it before(Google me/it),……..this guy was my favorite part of the movie.
Darkthunder
My only suggestion for Anton in the Star Trek sequel, is to try and tone down the "Wictor, Wictor" part ever so slightly. He did a fine job in Star Trek 2009, but the Wictor, Wictor bit was just an added "comic relief" moment.
Also, the original Chekov never strook me as much of a "wunder kind" as Anton's Chekov seemed to be. I would hate for his Chekov to become a "Wesley 2.0" type character.
Captain_Spock
I loved most of the cast of the new film, I didn't mind the AU and I enjoyed the story. The only thing about star trek 2009 I didn't like was the bridge of the Enterprise. I hope they make some changes in the design for the next film.
Odkin
Yelchin was great. The only weak acting link in the first movie was Quinto.
Nevetheless, not having actors like Yeltson committed at this stage is another bad sign. By committed, I mean lock-down scheduled, regardless of how many pics for which they are optioned contractually. I'm more convinced than ever that this project is cracking up, and at the very least we'll see 2 or 3 new actors due to the inability to get the ball rolling. If I'm an actor hitting my stride, I'm not going to be keeping my calendar open for 2 years waiting around for these dilittentes to get their collective asses in gear.
All this "we're working on it" sounds a lot like the noises from the Brian Singer camp about a "Superman Returns" sequel. The studio eventually ended up cleaning house on the whole project.
@7. Yeah, he also said they were banging away at the script, which turned out to be a working outline.
Between a really fuzzy idea of what "soft prep" means, JJ hemming and hawing about if or when he will direct, no one actually comitting to when a script will be ready, and Paramount not releasing a new opening date, all that tells me is that when Paramount called these guys in and asked for an update, all they got was "it's gonna be great, we are working on it really hard now". The studio suits said, "great – come back when you got something to show us".
@20 "Between a really fuzzy idea of what "soft prep" means, JJ hemming and hawing about if or when he will direct, no one actually comitting to when a script will be ready, and Paramount not releasing a new opening date, all that tells me is that when Paramount called these guys in and asked for an update, all they got was "it's gonna be great, we are working on it really hard now". The studio suits said, "great – come back when you got something to show us"."
But they are working on it for real now. Seriously. Right? Hopefully? Maybe? Conditionally? Possibly? Working on it while not Star Wars Planking? Working on it while not creating video games? OK, nothing is happening….
It is kind of funny Phil that several months back you and I were considered pariahs on these boards for bringing up our legitimate and documented concerns and questions as to the continued lack of progress of the sequel by the Supreme Court. Well dude, you and I are now the MAINSTREAM with this viewpoint. Funny how vindication works. But you know what, I wish we had been wrong and the sequel was still on track for next year. :-(
Hopefully they won't be rehiring this weak link.
This actor gives me the creeps every time I see him. No offense to his acting skills but he's just one of those persons who feel… weird. Hope he gets to tone down the accent in the next installment, cause it wasn't funny at all. I kept on expecting a laugh track to come on when ever he attempted to say a word with a "v".
OLLEY OLLEY OLLEY
Fear Not, they are "working" on it
AUGUST 9th " JJ Abrams: Star Trek Sequel Going To Stand On Its Own + Announcement Within Month"
New Trekkie
Casting was fantastic in JJ's Star Trek. Each character had the great balance of keeping the wonderful things about the original characters but didn't mimic them so much that it would have become comical or just plain ridiculous. That was a hard hurdle to jump, but each character did a superb job in my book.
Red Dead Ryan
Well, I've been saying for several months now that the sequel will be delayed till summer 2013.
I figure summer 2013 or bust. I don't think Paramount will allow for any more delays. If the writers don't have a script done by next spring, the studio will shut the project down and we'll have no new Trek for the rest of the decade.
But I'll stay positive and say we'll get it in summer 2013.
As for Anton Yelchin's accent, I found it annoying and not really Russian. I'd prefer him to go for a realistic accent instead of mimicking Walter Koenig. His accent was so goofy. It might have worked in the past, but not anymore.
StevenPDX
@19. I'm struck by your comment that Quinto was the weak link. I thought he did a good job capturing the conflicted side of Spock; emotion and logic fighting one another. I enjoyed that exploration of Spock's character. Tell us more about why you think he was a weak link.
Primogen
@27 I agree with you in wishing that Anton Yelchin was not trying to mimic Walter Koenig. What I liked about Chris Pine's performance was that he managed to capture Kirk's personality without mimicking Shatner's mannerisms. However, I do have to admit, I like how Karl Urban channeled DeForest Kelley.
@28 I'll tell you why *I* thought Quinto was a weak link. Too much of the time, Quinto portrayed Spock as having a superior, passive aggressive attitude that too barely concealed his emotional pain. Nimoy portrayed Spock as much more cerebral and aloof. One of the things that made Spock so popular and cool in the original series is that he seemed so unflappable.. his emotions were buried much deeper than how Quinto portrayed them. Nimoy also had a bit more charm and humor when revealing Spock's human side (especially in his dealings with McCoy), but Quinto came across more as a grump.
I agree that Karl Urban really nailed McCoy. It was like he has DeForrest Kelley's "katra" in him!
That's why we need to see more McCoy next time! He's too important and Karl Urban is too good to be just a side character!
Orb of the Emissary
#18- I'm right there with you, except for me it wasn't the "iBridge", it was "Budgineering" that I didn't like. That's what I hope they change up with the next film.
@29: re spock… yes, but as of the second pilot, he had already become that… in the cage, he actually smiled a little and was a little more emotional, closer to the Quinto spock… its those kind of touches… i think we get the more aloof cerebral spock in the next one.
Movies are a business. The color of the blood that the heart of every business pumps is green, and it ain't because it's copper based. If something is happening or not happening, 99% of the time, the reason is money: someone is holding our for more, in someone's opinion the script is crap and the movie won't make anything, someone thinks there isn't profit enough in picture, too much competition means movie x will not recover its costs of production, etc. etc. etc. When the "secret history" of why ST 2 is not moving forward is written, the reason will be traceable to some financial cause – nothing more or less.
rogue_alice
Blah. Blah. Blah.
Dr. Cheis
He shouldn't worry about his character "building" to Koenig's version in my opinion. His own life and early experiences on the Enterprise seemed different enough from the original character that he can be most justifiably the most different in the new universe.
33. "The color of the blood that the heart of every business pumps is green, and it ain't because it's copper based."
good post. could money driven thinking be good for the product – ie they don't want it to suck… as long as that "Hey, I know… Eddie Murphy!" memo from 1985 still isn't floating around .
27: Well, Yelchin *is* Russian (which doesn't guarantee anything, but…)… and he kept the v/w thing, I've heard here, because JJ wanted it there (and "nuclear wessels" is classic) as an homage to TOS/Koenig.
As for early TOS Spock — he was a bit different in each show depending on the director… I think he was nearly smirking, smugly, in Mudd's Women, if I recall… and he was yelling a heck of a lot in the Corbomite Maneuver. And he was clearly enjoying himself, quietly, while playing the lyre in those scenes with Uhura. He wasn't quite the cold Spock that he'd become.
But, I agree… Quinto just seemed incredibly pissed off for pretty much the whole thing (I think that's kind of his schtick). But what worked beautifully was the scene when his mother was killed, he looked exactly like the haunted little boy in that earlier teasing scene. It was remarkable.
i liked where this chekov is going. dont get me wrong, i really like the original but even in the films he never seemed to be written as a 3dimensional character. people who complain about this chekov should note the original was used very often for comic relief up through trek 6 and even slighty in trek7. and again for those complaining about the accent, everytime the original spoke it was as if the writers wanted to play up the faulty accent. cant count the number of times "wessels" was said, so compared to the stand out "wictor wictor" line it just doesnt bug me. i wish they had gone with a straight forward true accent the way anton wanted to from the get-go (as they did perfectly with pegg's scotty).
not trying to pick a fight with anybody, just voicing my oppinion.
As overdone as the Russian accent was, I found it as endearing an homage to Koenig's performance as Urban's portrayal of McCoy was to Kelley's. To me, this interpretation of Chekov was quite entertaining!
I'm late coming back to this thread, but others have stated similar reasons to mine as to why Quinto was weak. Put aside the early TOS episodes where Spock's character just wasn't well-defined yet. You can pretend there are canon reasons why he yelled or smiled, but really, he just wasn't figured out yet. That was 45 years ago, and certainly should not have factored into Quinto's performance.
The petulant "badass" SNARLING of "Live Long and Propser" to the Council was a good example of him not getting it. Nimoy would have read it with a bemused irony, sort of like a jewish lady saying "he should live and be well" when she really means "he should drop dead".
Quinto never seemed to capture Spocks undying curiosity. Try as he might to mask emotions, NImoy's Spock would get a little excited about a puzle or challenge, kind of like a kid trying to behave but you can see him getting antsy. Quinto was just sort of sleepwalking through three moods – dull, peeved, and witless romantic.
The writing It didn't help. Spock would NEVER allow himself to be kissed by Uhura. Spocks appeal is lonlieness.. How many times did he essentially turn his back on Chapel begging him for love? He doesn't WANT to feel love. Spock is AFRAID of love.
39. Maybe something switched in him when Vulcan was wiped out? I know…
Or, maybe he'll be afraid of love after this… Maybe he'll have to choose logic and duty over love? Heck, maybe Uhura will die. Anything's possible, thankfully.
Prime Spock was not afraid of love – he simply did not understand the logic of it. Anyway, fear is an emotion and a very powerful one at that and by the time we see him in TOS, he had better mastery over his emotional states than we see in the younger alt. universe. Spock was not lonely. It was Kirk who was lonely much of the time.
Did anyone ever consider that it is possible that Spock simply was not attracted to Nurse Chapel and knew he could never give her what she thought she wanted and needed, so did not try to? However, in the case of Lt Uhura, he did feel an attraction…and Uhura did not appear to have a crush on him, which makes giving a reasonable and honest response to such a person with a crush difficult at the best of times.
There is an expression that goes: Never say "Never". Spock in this movie had decided to embrace his human side and when engaging with an intimate friend/lover, kissing (albeit rather chaste kissing in Spock/Uhura's case) is part of that process. As a Vulcan, he may never have allowed himself to be kissed by Uhura, but he was attempting to be his human self. The problem that Spock has is no different from what he had in TOS. There he attempted to totally embrace his Vulcan side and had difficulties. In this alternate universe he's attempting to totally embrace his Human side and has difficulties.
Why is so difficult for some people to understand?
I really wish Yelchin has chosen to do a more realistic Russian accent than the '60s, cold war caricature that Koenig adopted for his Chekov. It seemed like a parody then and even more so today. I've seen Yelchin in other things, and I know he's a very talented kid, but it appeared he worked under an unnecessary restraint in the Chekov role.
I understand he probably felt compelled (as did Abrams) to pay homage to what had been done before, but then again Chekov didn't have curly hair or blue eyes, either. One more change (for the better, in this case) wouldn't have hurt….
You know, I think this is the first time I've seen people tear into Quinto's Spock. A shame, really, I think he did a decent job dealing with his "disadvantage" as a character. It appears he was still dealing with his dual heritage – having been sheltered, somewhat, in the halls of Starfleet Academy, I'd expect that turmoil to come to the surface when confronted with real world situations.
The tearing into Quinto is lame and uncalled for. It is generally agreed upon by even the detractors of nuTrek that Quinto did a great job in the role, even if they did not like the story. What better vote can you get then Nimoy's resounding endorsement of Quinto.
@39 "The petulant "badass" SNARLING of "Live Long and Propser" to the Council was a good example of him not getting it. Nimoy would have read it with a bemused irony, sort of like a jewish lady saying "he should live and be well" when she really means "he should drop dead"."
Great, now we are getting asinine remarks involving out-of-date Jewish stereotypes. I would bet that this person has "other" reasons for not liking Quinto beyond his performance.
This outdated kind of thinking does not belong on these boards.
I thought that Quinto/Spock's response to the Vulcan Council was absolutely brilliant! Totally spot on. When I first saw that scene and his subtle, but brilliant verbal and facial expression, I gasped, thought "Whoa!" and then laughed. I think Quinto is fine as Spock.
Before the movie came out, all the talk was about how Zachary Quinto looked like a young Leonard Nimoy. People were really high on ZQ, after witnessing his performances as Sylar on "Heroes". He was really good in "Star Trek", but it was Karl Urban who really blew me away. He really channelled the late, great DeForrest Kelley perfectly. All of the other actors were great as well, though next time I'd prefer less comedy from Scotty, and a less annoying accent from Chekov.
Also, while I didn't mind the Spock/Uhura romance from the first film, I'd prefer that they DON'T repeat it for the sequel. I would like to see Spock battle his human and Vulcan halves, especially after the destruction of Vulcan and the death of his mother. This would provide a great set up for his inner struggle, and results in him breaking up with Uhura, although they can still remain close friends.
I think it should be Kirk who gets the girl next time, if the writers choose to keep a romance. But I don't think a romance is necessary.
As for people criticising Zachary Quinto, I agree its uncalled for, and reveals a lack of intelligence and maturity from the posters who stated their contrarian views. Zachary Quinto is a great Spock. Worthy of succeeding Leonard Nimoy. Mr. Nimoy has said so himself. There can be no debate about it. Anybody who disagrees with this doesn't deserve the right to call themselves a "Trekkie". Just that simple.
@MJ #45
Are you being deliberately foul, or just an idiot? Are you implying these "other" reasons you imagine for my not liking Quinto are religious or racial in some way? WTF are you talking about? The rumor he is gay? I couldn't care less.
And it is well known that "live and be well" is a sly Jewish curse. It is not some sterotype anymore than the Asian curse "you should live in interesting times" is.
You post twice in a row to tell me what is "uncalled for"? Why? Who are you?
@41 – Keachick
You like to post a lot of dramatic scenarios and interpretation on these boards, but honestly, I have found you off base EVERY TIME when it comes to understanding characters, theme, plot, dramatic structure…. Are you an amateur fanfic writer? I'm not going to get into personal critiques (although I am available professionally for editing). You saw Quinto snarl "Live long and PROSPER" and said "Whoa!"? I thought it was cheesy, unsubtle, badly written, and without nuance. Teen-level bad-ass attitude crap.
@47 Red Dead
I personally think that anyone who makes an asinine statement like "Anybody who disagrees with (me) doesn't deserve the right to call themselves a "Trekkie". Just that simple" deserves a permaban. What colossal arrogance. Disagreeing with you is "uncalled for", unintelligent, immature, undebateable and reason for banishment from Trek? Yeah, well, Live Long and Prosper, and the horse you rode in on.
I like Nimoy as much or more than anyone here. But he is a professional man with compensated promotional duties for a movie. I'm sure he lfeels very mentor-like to Quinto. and did everything he could to help him. He is never going to offer public criticism. Why would he? What's to gain?
And let's say Nimoy really does think Quinto is a great Spock. Most actors don't even like to look at their own performances because it affects them and they start imitating themselves. I'm not sure ANY actor is in an objective or emotional place to say "wow, that guy captures the real me!"
Now go work on your social skills.


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Don't fight it, don 't panic, just pack up your things quietly and leave the country.
No wonder they've called the military in to guard the Olympics, who could they hire in the civilian world? This fellow?
A MAN got his hand stuck in a teapot while trying a fish out a teabag.
He called the Fire brigade, naturally. That's what the 999 service is there for isn't it? Fire-fighters from Whiston attended the call-out at an address in St Helens shortly before 9am.
Did they fall about laughing? Did they berate him for wasting their time? Nope, they thought they might have spotted a teensy weensy bit of blood on his hand, and they called out an ambulance.
We requested an ambulance as we could see some blood but did not know how badly his hand was cut.
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9am and this plonker was still having his tea, eh? I do hope he was a night shift worker, I really, really do, I cannot bear the thought that taxpayers are supporting such an utter waste of space.
Is there no problem in life so small that you couldn't consider solving it by yourself? Trying the old washing up liquid trick? Tying the tea pot to the back bumper of a car, you'll soon get fed up running after it? Even walking round to the Fire Station in desperation? How did Britain win the war?
and of course counselling afterwards. Perhaps damages?
calls we deal with on the "front line" these days.
I'm afraid I'll never understand the (current) system.
'Common Sense' has now become 'Uncommon Sense'.
UK sea-swimmers when it affects a different part of their anatomy.
Our teabag dispenser is one of those cookie jar novelty ones.
failing that, I blame the education system.
spotted the lower-case "F", before hitting the Submit button.
rang 999, he'd have thought of one of those.
did he use a nasty metal one pot instead of a proper china Brown Betty .
the day still starts with a nice cup (with a handle) of tea in England.
would Jacques Tati have got his inspiration?
you cease to care any more.
another rung back down the evolutionary scale.
Please may the lunacy reach a low point soon, i can't take much more.
teacans with a lid. If any tealeaves did get taken in they would be spat out.
could hit a resting fly at five yards.
despair. I really do despair.
No wonder they closed the mines. Safer for all concerned, now.
Was that the treacle mines, engineer?
Jam butty mines – any fule no that!
Yep. Treacle wells – and they were in Knotty Ash.
Tadley treacle mines I'm telling my grandson.
One person/incident cannot reliably represent the state of the nation.
told everyone what an idiot I had been.
hand. There aren't many teapot-based fatalities are there?
We didn't, Germany has fulfilled her destiny, or hadn't you noticed?
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Leagues may request that a photo of a player be submitted when a players is nominated for registration.
If you have already registered players with a competition site and the site administrator has requested that photos be submitted, you will see a notification on your site's administration workflow.
Click the View icon to get a list of players requiring a photo to be submitted.
Click Submit Photo to upload a photo for that player.
When the photo has been uploaded and saved, you will be returned to the list of players needing photos.
When nominating a player for league registration, if the league has specified player photos as a requirement, you will not be able to apply until a photo has been supplied. Note that the 'Apply' link has been greyed out in the screenshot below.
Click the 'Update Photo' button to get the screen below.
The system has identified that this player has uploaded an image to his profile so you may upload a new photo or use the existing photo from the player's profile. In this example, the option to use an existing photo has been taken.
Save the page and the system will return you to the League Registered Players page where the Apply link has been enabled.
A player's image may be updated at any time but it is subject to approval by the league administrator.
Two images will appear on the League Registered Players page until approved.
If a league administrator rejects a photo, a notification will appear in the administration workflow.
The image should be re-submitted in clear passport style.


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There is a new breed of employee that is becoming ever present in accounting firms today. I remember looking for an accounting role after completing my ACCA and the typical requirements were, 'Experience', 'Qualifications' and a good handle on MS Excel. Some forward looking firms also called out the need to know 'Sage50' (this was many centuries ago) but it was possibly the first indication that firms placed the need to know 'software' as important as Experience and Qualification.
More clients now are prepared to do their own bookkeeping on solutions which are easy to use and and are prepared to use various applications which all connect together to make this task easier.
Software now has shifted to the Cloud and is built on a platform where thousands of apps can be connected to the main bookkeeping solution. These apps typically focus on workflows such as data entry, project management, reports and other industry specific apps. Many cloud accounting solutions now see themselves as Small business platforms and not just bookkeeping products, the add on apps connecting together to provide the small business client with an all in one solution.
These key shifts have a profound impact on us Accountants/Bookkeepers, our services are becoming more focused on insights and advice along with the compliance jobs (typically y.e accounts and Tax returns) whilst our clients are happy to take on the bookkeeping.
It's this expectation from our clients that has resulted in the birth of the 'Technologist'. For the first time in a while, it's no longer enough for some firms to hire people who have the Experience, Qualifications and the working Excel knowledge. In this era you may need to know which app to connect to your cloud accounting software to make the data entry flow seamlessly for your client or a time roster app that allows your client to manage their employees across multiple locations across the UK. Having this knowledge provides your firm with a competitive edge, it helps your clients to easily manage their own bookkeeping and it allows you to spend a little amount of time in creating awesome management reports and insights (another app) which you can send directly to your clients.
The expectation therefore is that when your client has a question around these new apps they're using, you should be able to answer some basic questions and also train them initially on how to best use this app with their cloud accounting solution. Many of these apps offer their own training and on boarding demos, so the 'Technologist' typically also arranges the app training with their client and the app provider.
The Technologist will know how to set up bookkeeping software with a bundle of apps that fit perfectly well for specific clients. Apps which help them with their bookkeeping by pushing through accounting data by just taking a picture of an expense or bill. Apps that allow you to manage a large team of workers and track the time of their shifts so all the employees are in sync with their work patterns. Project Management apps which tracks each project and the invoicing as per the stages of completion which directly syncs back to your cloud accounting solution.
It's an interesting time to be in this industry, it's also a moment where firms are adapting and changing the way they approach software and technology externally for their clients but also internally by ensuring they have the people in house who understand this change. It's no longer an after thought once you have engaged with a new client, in many cases it's the reason why you may be receiving more enquiries via word of mouth from your existing clients who are benefiting from this technology revolution.
In the near future I would expect the main Accounting bodies to cover software and technology in their courses or at least expect some of the main accounting training companies to offer software training/awareness as part of their commitment to develop 'Accountant Technologists' in this new era.
You will understand cloud based and mobile technology and have experience in using various applications that connect to cloud accounting solutions.
You will have significant experience within a firm of accountants and be qualified ACA or ACCA, or by experience.


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FedEx worker killed at airport hub identified by police
Published: Nov. 27, 2017 at 3:03 PM CST|Updated: Nov. 28, 2017 at 9:23 AM CST
MEMPHIS, TN (WMC) - Memphis Police Department identified the FedEx worker killed at the company's airport hub on Thanksgiving morning.
Ellen Gladney was found dead at about 12:30 a.m. Thursday, under a motorized mobile conveyer belt system.
Airport police and Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration are investigating the death--their investigation is expected to last 8-10 weeks.
"We worked together for a while and I was the team leader up there," said Ellen's former coworker Shenita Leach.
Close friends, family and said Ellen was a grandmother and full of life. She had a big smile and loved helping others.
"Funny, sweet person, very outspoken," Leach said. "I felt sad because working out there you never what to expect."
Gladney is the third FedEx worker killed at the Memphis airport hub in the past three and a half years.
Leach doesn't work for FedEx anymore, but she wants to see more done there to address safety.
"They just have to come up with a better plan because this can't continue to keep happening," Leach said. "I would hate for it to be my mom or my brother or my friends."
Jerry Askin is working to learn more about Gladney and the investigation into her death. He'll have the latest details tonight on WMC Action News 5 at 6.
Omicron variant comes with shift in symptoms
Police identify men killed in I-40 shooting on Christmas Day
2 killed in Arkansas plane crash
Single mother dies in Christmas Eve car crash, leaving behind 5 children
Shelby County Commissioner tests positive for COVID-19


In response to the Northwest Power and Conservation Council's August 22, 2017 request, the ISRP reviewed a cover letter and supporting documents from Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) to address the ISRP's concerns with two IDFG projects: Albeni Falls Wildlife Mitigation-IDFG (project 1992-061-03) and Southern Idaho Wildlife Mitigation (project 1995-057-00). In its 2017 Final Wildlife Project Review, the ISRP found the projects did not meet scientific review criteria because the project summary and response did not demonstrate that the projects had adequate plans for individual mitigation parcels, quantifiable biological objectives, monitoring protocols to assess progress toward objectives, or an adaptive management framework (ISRP 2017-7).
Objectives. IDFG's draft Statewide Wildlife Management Area Habitat Monitoring Implementation Plan and Techniques Guide (Appendix A) presents generic objectives for the five habitat types found on its WMAs. Although these all-purpose objectives represent a good start, they are inconsistent across habitat types. Some provide simplified quantitative goals with timelines (e.g., wetlands), while others describe desired habitat conditions (e.g., forested habitat). The draft guide needs to be modified to provide consistent objectives for all five habitat types. Additionally, we urge IDFG to use these generic objectives as starting points for specific quantitative and time-explicit objectives that can be applied to parcels within individual WMAs. Quantitative and time-specific objectives will enable managers to ascertain via monitoring if desired habitat responses are being accomplished and will facilitate adaptive management.
Vegetation and wildlife response monitoring. Currently the proposed goals, objectives, and monitoring methods focus exclusively on vegetative responses to management actions. It is important to recognize that the ultimate purpose of improving or maintaining plant communities on WMA lands is to benefit wildlife (e.g., deer, elk, song birds, waterfowl, etc.). Consequently, we encourage IDFG to measure wildlife species responses to their management actions whenever possible. It is not anticipated that wildlife monitoring could occur at all the mitigation parcels but could potentially occur for large mitigation parcels or entire WMAs. Wildlife responses along with vegetative assessments will help determine the effectiveness of management actions and prioritize future work efforts.
Monitoring methods. Out-of-date methods (e.g., analysis of diversity) and errors in recommended statistical analyses are evident in some parts of the appendices. The appendices should be thoroughly reviewed by outside experts and modified to assure appropriate analytical methods are prescribed in the guide. If IDFG and the Council request, the ISRP would be pleased to review future drafts of the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) plan/guide.
An appropriate data management and analysis strategy designed to handle the volume and diversity of data expected.


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First driverless shuttle in Las Vegas crashes on first day while shuttling passengers
Carla Sinclair 8:58 am Thu Nov 9, 2017
Las Vegas unleashed its first driverless shuttle packed with passengers yesterday, and within two hours it was hit by a delivery truck with a human driver.
Apparently, the shuttle's sensors recognized the truck – which was backing up – so the shuttle stopped to avoid an accident. The truck, however, did not stop and it hit the shuttle. Luckily, it was minor and no one was hurt.
According to the Huffington Post:
"The shuttle just stayed still and we were like, 'Oh my gosh, it's gonna hit us, it's gonna hit us!' and then, it hit us!" passenger Jenny Wong told KSNV. "And the shuttle didn't have the ability to move back, either. Like, the shuttle just stayed still."
Fortunately, no humans were injured in the crash, the city said.
The eight-passenger shuttle is currently offering free rides to people along a half-mile loop in the city's Fremont East "Innovation District." The operation is part of a 12-month pilot program, the city said.
A small number of self-organizing autonomous vehicles significantly increases traffic flow
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MARTY is the name of this 1981 DeLorean that researchers from Stanford's Dynamic Design Lab customized into a self-driving electric car. Now, Jon Goh and Tushar Goel have augmented MARTY so it's capable of drifting through a complicated driving course with incredible precision. From Stanford: Conducting research in high-speed, complicated driving conditions like this is… READ THE REST
Autonomous vehicles fooled by drones that project too-quick-for-humans road-signs
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Southmere Lake
This artificial lake surrounded by Brutalist architecture served as a stand-in for futuristic Britain in Stanley Kubrick's 'A Clockwork Orange.'
Southmere lake was chosen by director Stanley Kubrick due to its brutalist architecture Images George Rex/CC BY-SA 2.0
Fortunately you won't encounter any psychopathic droogs at Southmere lake but there are some very friendly swans and ducks Matt Brown/CC BY 2.0
Southmere lake or "the Flat Block Marina" and the location of the film scene Jon Bennet/CC BY 2.0
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In the Thamesmead area of London, a sinister-looking housing estate surrounds an artificial lake that is forever associated with its appearance in Stanley Kubrick's dark sci-fi masterpiece A Clockwork Orange.
Southmere Lake was constructed in the 1960s as part of the ambitious Thamesmead Plan to address the growing population south of the Thames river. The housing estate was built in the Brutalist architectural style, which was popular during the post-war period. Brutalist designs often incorporate reinforced concrete and steel elements, with a focus on functionalism and utilitarianism over aesthetics.
In the early 1970s, Kubrick selected the estate as a filming location for A Clockwork Orange; He felt that its architecture would be a perfect backdrop to the sci-fi story about a rising totalitarian system and a society that had crossed the point of no return and become a dystopia. In an iconic scene, protagonist Alex Delarge and his fellow "droogs" (gang members) swagger menacingly along the banks of Southmere Lake, which they call called the "Flatblock Marina."
This would not be the last time this area would be featured on-screen, as it was also a major location on Misfits, a British superhero TV show aired on E4 between 2009 and 2013. In it, the towers stood for the flats where the titular superpowered misfit teens lived and spent most of their time in between bouts of community service.
Visitors to Southmere Lake will fortunately not encounter any psychopathic droogs or their ultraviolence; or foul-mouthed young delinquents with supernatural abilities; but rather a calm lake with swans and ducks swimming across its surface, with a backdrop of atmospheric architectural surroundings.
Southmere lakes is free to visit and can be accessed easily by public transport with the nearest tube station being Abbey wood.
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Kim Kardashian arrived at her husband's Yeezy Season 3 show with very statement icy blonde tresses last week.
We all believed that Kim's new 'do was the work of a very high quality wig – after all, little sister Kylie Jenner is known for switching up her shades with a new headpiece every now and again.
But now, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star's followers seem to be a little confused by her blonde look, after she's been spotted out and about a number of times with the colour still firmly in place.
The confusion seems to have stemmed from an Instagram snap posted to celebrity make-up artist Mario Dedivanovic's page.
Kim Kardashian is her usual well-made-up pouty self, but she's also plaited her blonde locks into her favourite braids.
How is this possible, if the hair isn't real? That's the question on many of her fan's lips.
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Discussion in 'The Archives' started by cheryl, Sep 10, 2002.
After reviewing the logs for the posters that have generated the most complaints over the past year I have noticed that most of the usernames that are causing disruptions are posted from the same couple of IP's. This leads me to believe that a couple of people are using multiple user names to post misleading information on this board.
Using more than one user name is not a problem if you are not posting falsified information, however in this case a couple of the user names that I have identified are coming from the same IP's and are claiming to be different individuals with various types of complaints against UPS.
This violates the Brown Cafe Terms of Service as it clearly indicates that the creation of a false identity for the purpose of misleading others is forbidden.
Again thanks for ALL that you do. I for one, really appreciate this forum, and the quality that you are trying to maintain.
Yeah, I can sense from some of the posts I've read that straw characters in some threads are being used. Pretty lame.
I have 5 user names , 4 of which are to make fun of another member that IS posting falsified information.
Creating multiple user names for the express purpose of spreading misleading information is a serious violation. The individuals that are doing it should consider themselves warned. Any further abuse of the TOS will result in permanent suspension.
Actually, there is no way that saintteamo is firedupswife.
....... isn't. (trying to be kind here).
Thank you for all of your help in keeping these posts at an acceptable level----it is extremely frustrating to read some of the posts that apear to be from Saint--zero.----or whatever other alias's that he/she may have.
I have reached the point of not continuing with the board if it is allowed to let someone have multiple user id's and allowing them to manipulate their minority viewpoint--warped as it may be--on this board. I am sure that it is frustrating for you to stay within the guidelines and allow this to be prolonged!!!
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Terms of trade must be agreed to prior to commencement of sales transactions between (H&M Timber Solutions) and the customer.
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An itemised account of all charges, costs and disbursements is provided on the invoice.
Items will not be shipped or available for pickup until their respective payment has been received in full by the seller.
Accounts overdue by (7) days incur a (monthly finance charge based on 10% per annum) and administration fee until the account is settled.
If we incur any costs of collection, such as legal fees and collection agency fees etc., you agree to indemnify us for all such costs.
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Q: Cannot Use Destructuring Assignment In Vuex Mutation EDIT: I realised Vuex may allow directly mutating state in mutations, as opposed to treating state as immutable in Redux mutations. If this is the case, which most of my research resulted in people saying this is okay to do, then I can avoid what was my previous requirement of using destructuring assignment in the first place.

Problem: Vuex seems to throw an error while collecting modules if I use destructuring assignment within a module's mutation.
What I've Tried: Commenting out the destructuring assignment removes the error.
Observations: The mutation is never called, or at least placed console.log messages are never logged.
Versions: vuex@3.1.2, vue@2.6.10, node v10.17.0
removeItem (state, id) {
    const { [id]: unused, ...rest } = state.items
    state.items = rest
}

vuex.common.js:272 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'getters' of undefined
    at vuex.common.js:272
    at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
    at assertRawModule (vuex.common.js:271)
    at ModuleCollection.register (vuex.common.js:197)
    at vuex.common.js:211
    at vuex.common.js:80
    at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
    at forEachValue (vuex.common.js:80)
    at ModuleCollection.register (vuex.common.js:210)
    at new ModuleCollection (vuex.common.js:171)

To isolate what I think is causing the problem, syntactically this causes an error in Vuex:
removeItem (state, id) {
    const { [id]: unused, ...rest } = state.items
}

But this does not:
removeItem (state, id) {
    const { [id]: unused } = state.items
}

I've found we are transpiling with browserify, which yields the following:
removeReadyHelp: function removeReadyHelp(state, name) {
    var _state$items = state.items,
        unused = _state$items[name],
        rest = _objectWithoutProperties(_state$items, [name]);
}

...

function _objectWithoutProperties(obj, keys) {
    var target = {};
    for (var i in obj) {
        if (keys.indexOf(i) >= 0) continue;
        if (!Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, i)) continue;
        target[i] = obj[i];
    }
    return target;
}

The following code is the entire vuex module. The mutation in question is removeAvailableHelp (the mutation above removeItem is edited to be generic.)
import helpApi from '../../api/api-viewed-help.js'

/**
 * Info about available help necessary for triggering it from the help list.
 * @typedef {object} Help
 * @property {string} Help.name Uid name of help.
 * @property {HelpTrigger} Help.trigger
 */

/**
 * Function to call that should trigger the available help in the help list.
 * @callback HelpTrigger
 * @returns {void}
 */

export const module = {
    namespaced: true,
    state: {
        viewedHelpNames: [],
        availableHelp: {},
        hydrated: false
    },
    actions: {
        /**
         * Hydrate vuex state from database.
         * @param {*} vuex
         * @param {string} usercode Usercode to fetch viewed help by.s
         */
        async hydrate ({ commit }, usercode) {
            const viewedHelpNames = await helpApi.getAllViewedHelpNames(usercode)
            commit('_setViewedHelpNames', viewedHelpNames)
            commit('_hydrated')
        }
    },
    mutations: {
        /**
         * Set all viewed help names to passed array.
         * @param {*} state
         * @param {string[]} viewedHelpNames
         */
        _setViewedHelpNames (state, viewedHelpNames) {
            state.viewedHelpNames = viewedHelpNames
        },
        _hydrated (state) {
            state.hydrated = true
        },
        /**
         * @param {*} state Vuex
         * @param {Help} help
         */
        addAvailableHelp (state, help) {
            state.availableHelp[help.name] = help
        },
        removeAvailableHelp (state, name) {
            const { [name]: unused, ...res } = state.availableHelp
            state.availableHelp = res
        }
    }
}

A: One-way to overcome this issue would be to using delete operator but make sure ur not mutating the object by taking a deep clone of that.

removeAvailableHelp (state, name) {
  const res = {...state.availableHelp};
  delete res[name];
  state.availableHelp = res;
}

A: your destructuring is a little bit different of what it should be.
the correct way would be like this:
removeItem (state, id) {
  const { id: unused, ...rest } = state.items
  state.items = rest
}

Since your id should be aliased to unused, then you don't need the brackets around the id
as far as I can, I'm adding a example I did on devtools
const state = {
  id: 2308147,
  description: "hello world",
  beaconId: "1248ad890"
}

const { id: unused, ...rest} = state // unused: 2308147, rest: {description: 'hello world', beaconId: "1248ad890"}
state.items = rest
console.log(state) // { beaconId: "1248ad890", description: "hello world", id: 2308147, items: Object { description: "hello world", beaconId: "1248ad890" }

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Matthias Kyburz (* 5. März 1990) ist ein Schweizer Orientierungsläufer.

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Kyburz gewann 2009 in Italien die Junioren-Weltmeisterschaft im Sprint. 2011 sorgte er für Aufsehen, als er in Porvoo den Weltcupauftakt gewann. Im Laufe der Weltcupsaison kam er zudem zweimal auf einen dritten Platz. In der Gesamtwertung belegte er Rang vier hinter Daniel Hubmann, Thierry Gueorgiou und Matthias Merz. Bei den Weltmeisterschaften 2011 in Frankreich gewann Kyburz ausserdem seine Sprint-Qualifikation, im Finale kam er aber nur auf den 20. Platz.

Bei den Europameisterschaften 2012 kam Kyburz im Sprint auf Rang sechs und sprintete für das Team Schweiz 2 in der Staffel auf der Schlussstrecke zu Gold. Bei den Orientierungslauf-Weltmeisterschaften 2012 in Lausanne gewann Matthias Kyburz, vor seinen beiden Teamkameraden Matthias Merz und Matthias Müller die Goldmedaille im Sprint. Bei den World Games 2013 in Kolumbien wurde Kyburz zum erfolgreichsten Orientierungsläufer dieser Spiele. Im Sprint gewann er knapp vor dem Russen Andrey Khramov und dem Schweden Jerker Lysell. In der Mittel-Distanz setzte er sich gegen seinen Schweizer Teamkollegen Daniel Hubmann und dem Litauer Vilius Aleliūnas durch. Zum Abschluss erkämpfte sich Kyburz seine dritte Goldmedaille, welche er deutlich mit der Mixed-Staffel (zusammen mit Daniel Hubmann, Sara Lüscher und Judith Wyder)  vor den Teams aus Dänemark und Österreich gewann.

Am 16. April 2020 verbesserte Kyburz mit seiner Zeit von 2:56:35 h den Weltrekord über die 50-Kilometer-Strecke auf einem Laufband.

Platzierungen

Weblinks

 Matthias Kyburz World of O Runners
 Matthias Kyburz SOLV
 Homepage von Matthias Kyburz

Einzelnachweise

Orientierungsläufer (Schweiz)
Weltmeister (Orientierungslauf)
Europameister (Orientierungslauf)
Schweizer Meister (Orientierungslauf)
Sieger bei den World Games (Orientierungslauf)
Schweizer
Geboren 1990
Mann
Teilnehmer an den World Games (Schweiz)


This workshop all about poetry techniques will help beginners and current poets perfect their works. We'll cover alliteration, personification, simile and metaphor. Hopefully everyone will leave with a finished poem to enter in the Write Michigan: Teen Poetry Contest and Slam!


Last year, Xiaomi sold 1 million smartphones during the 1st two days of festive sale.
Xiaomi, India's number 1 smartphone and Smart TV brand, has announced that it has sold over 2.5 million Xiaomi devices in less than two and a half days. This milestone was achieved between 12PM on 9th October and 7PM on 11th October.
Xiaomi devices include smartphones, Mi LED TVs, Mi Band 3, Mi Power Banks, Mi Earphones, Mi Routers and other Mi ecosystem and accessory products that were sold across Amazon's Great Indian Festival, Flipkart's Big Billion Days, and mi.com's Mi Super Sale.
It is the highest number of smartphones Xiaomi has ever sold in the mentioned period. Last year, Xiaomi sold 1 million smartphones during the 1st two days of festive sale across the same platforms. This year this number has doubled to over two million smartphones being sold in less than 2.5 days. Xiaomi sold over 100,000 Mi LED TVs and over 400,000 Mi Ecosystem products and accessories, which also marks the highest number of Mi LED TVs Xiaomi has sold in the mentioned period.
Raghu Reddy, Head of Categories and Online sales, Xiaomi India, said, "We have witnessed tremendous success during our festive season year on year, and this year has been yet another incredible one with our products seeing the wonderful performance in less than two and a half days. We are thrilled, and equally humbled by all the love we received from our customers and Mi Fans across India, and we hope we continue to contribute immensely to the joyous celebrations of our customers and their loved ones, by offering them the best of our innovative products. We hope that with each passing milestone, we are able to provide smiles to millions of our customers during this festive season."


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PODCAST: An Interview with Mary Bridget Davies of 'A Night with Janis Joplin'
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In this podcast, Tony-nominated Mary Bridget Davies of the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts & McCoy Rigby Entertainment Production's A Night with Janis Joplin talks on becoming a mother, performing from an early age, her work with Playwright and Director Randy Johnson, the evolution of the show from its roots to its Broadway stint, playing with Robby Krieger from The Doors, working on a new album with her band, bringing enigmatic and iconic Janis Joplin back to life once again at the La Mirada Theatre, and "singin' the blues."
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Mary Bridget Davies stars in her Tony-nominated performance as Janis Joplin in the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts & McCoy Rigby Entertainment Production's A Night with Janis Joplin.
A Night with Janis Joplin features a healthy selection of Joplin hits—especially those with Big Brother and the Holding Company - as well as songs by such irreplaceable artists as Bessie Smith, Odetta, The Chantels, Nina Simone, and the late Aretha Franklin - the latter icons all interpreted by four additional vocalists in the show, along with a live band and horn section to help recreate a repertoire of blues gems.
Although she enjoys singing fan favorites like "Piece of My Heart" or "Cry Baby," Davies said in the interview that she finds her best challenge with Joplin's version of "Maybe," which she sings in the second act, and with "Ball and Chain."
Born eight years after Joplin died of a heroin overdose in Los Angeles, Davies has been interpreting Joplin since she was in her teens. Like Joplin, whose Port Arthur, Texas vernacular Davies has mastered - she studied hours of archival footage of Joplin's interviews - she began with listening to and singing Joplin's songs and vocal stylings with her mother in her native Cleveland Ohio. Later, she would do more research and read the collection of Janis Joplin's letters and other correspondence that say so much more about Janis Joplin than any journalist ever has. (Did you know she was a painter?)
The award-winning actress has studied improv at The Second City (in Cleveland at the time) and is a member of the Something Dada Improv Group in Cleveland as well. In 2005, she toured with the production of Love, Janis, and has toured in Europe with Janis Joplin's original band, "Big Brother and the Holding Company."
Davies has since received a Tony Award nomination for Best Lead Actress in a Musical for her performance as Joplin in A Night with Janis Joplin at the Lyceum Theatre on Broadway in 2014, as well as winning the Theater World Awards and Theater World Awards for that year. Davis' band, The Mary Bridget Davies Group, released their album "Wanna Feel Somethin" in 2012, where she is currently working on writing songs for their next album.
A Night with Janis Joplin opens Friday, September 21, 2018, and runs through October 7, 2018, at The La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts. Visit their website for showtimes and tickets.
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Review: Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal a mix of promise, pain
Installation bugs, kinks in new features like Web apps hamper promising release.
Brian Proffitt - Nov 20, 2012 2:13 pm UTC
Tux shares a perch with Ubuntu 12.10's namesake bird
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Write this down: Ubuntu 12.10, the late-year arrival from Canonical's six-month standard release factory, marks the first new release within the company's current long-term support cycle. Got it? Good, because it may be the best takeaway from the latest Ubuntu release, codenamed Quantal Quetzal. After that, it's a bit of a rocky ride.
The product's development lineage is important to note from more of a business/adoption side perspective. The release of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS in April was Canonical's fourth long-term support product and signaled the end of one full two-year development cycle. Quantal Quetzal is the first standard release on the road to pushing out Ubuntu 14.04 LTS in Spring 2014 (undoubtedly to be codenamed "Uber-rocking Unicorn" if the pattern holds), and it sets up themes and directions which will mature over the next two years.
Standard releases aren't terribly different from the bi-annual LTS products, though they tend to be slightly less conservative in code offerings. The Ubuntu development community lets off the brakes a little and sticks some shiny back in.
Ubuntu 12.10 is no exception, so make no mistake—there's some shiny goodness in this release. We'll get into what makes this a decent desktop and even more decent server release. But there's a little tarnish mixed in, too, and that makes Ubuntu 12.10 less special than previous editions.
Installer crazy
After writing about Linux for a little over a dozen years, I've come to the conclusion that writing about the installation of any Linux distribution should be banned from any review article. By now, Linux has gotten pretty good at installation on a variety of machines whether using thumb drives, discs, or the over-the-network approach. It's gotten so good that all you should have to say about installation is that you stick the media in, boot the machine, and a few steps later, you have a working example of distribution X.
That almost happened with Ubuntu 12.10. A showstopper bug at the very end of the install process on our first test machine broke the entire installation. A second test installation on VirtualBox crawled through the space-time continuum and ultimately failed. The only installations that performed flawlessly were a re-install on the first test machine (after fixing the boot problem that hung up the first go-around) and an express install that Parallels Desktop 8 for Mac ran through without a hitch.
To say this was a little surprising is an understatement. Leaving off the problem with VirtualBox for a moment (because that's not a typical use-case scenario), the fact Ubuntu could not be installed on a mainstream Lenovo machine due to a bootloader problem is a bit ridiculous.
This issue was wholly unexpected, that's for sure. The designers at Canonical have put together one darned fine installer in Ubiquity, with a slick and easy-to-follow process that experts can just zip through and beginners can step through without too much jargonism. We knew things were good when the Installation Type screen in Ubiquity spelled out in plain English what the system wanted to do with my hard drive.
The Ubiquity installer uses plain language to walk through partitioning decisions.
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On the virtual and physical installations, we basically opted to blow away our existing hard drives. But clicking the Something Else option delivered us to an easy-to-understand partitioning model that most intermediate users could follow if they wanted to set up a multi-boot system or a separate /home directory partition.
Everything in Ubiquity is about making Ubuntu easy to install. There's no package management at all, which can be either a boon or a curse. The only choices you get on what you want to install? You decide whether to add on the third-party proprietary software such as the Fluendo MP3 plugin that lets you play MPEG-3 files (which you should do unless you have a beef against such software). You also have a choice to update any packages that need it during the installation. This is a judgment call: Do it now or do it later. If you have the time, we'd recommend "now" so you have the most-secure packages on your system once installation is complete.
Another choice we suggest you make, especially if you are using a portable machine, is opting in when the installer asks if you want to use full-disk encryption. This is a new option in the 12.10 installation (previous releases forced you to go through extra steps or use the alternate install image in order to get full disk encryption working). This means you will have to set up and remember a machine-specific password, but for peace of mind, it's worth the effort. If your machine walks away, at least you won't have to worry too much about someone casually searching your system's files.
The inclusion of full-disk encryption as such an easy installation step is a pretty big deal for a Linux distribution. Its appearance in Ubuntu's Ubiquity installation is in no small part due to the efforts of the Electronic Frontier Foundation—the organization lobbied for full-disk encryption in Ubuntu back in May 2011.
That's assuming your installation is complete, mind you. After swimmingly pacing through the installation on a Lenovo G570 laptop that only had openSUSE 12.2 on it beforehand, things came crashing to a screeching halt when Ubiquity was unable to load bootloader on the main hard drive. That's the kind of problem common at the turn of the century, not in 2012 with arguably one of the most advanced Linux distros on the market. Yet there we were, staring at an error message telling us there would be no joy in Linuxville today.
This kind of error is aggravating—not just because it's outrageous to see it. To understand and fix this issue requires the kind of technological expertise that Ubiquity and the rest of Ubuntu's approach was trying to avoid in the first place.
It was not immediately clear what happened during our installation: the error message would not install on the default partition or any other partition we selected. The literature found on various community sites suggested the problem has to do with changes Windows 7 makes to the master boot record (these supposedly make Ubuntu's bootloader, GRUB, hard to load). In our case, it seems this problem also extended to machines on which Windows 7 has been completely replaced by other Linux distros, which can install themselves without problems. This bootloader issue is not a new problem, either: a quick search found many examples back to Ubuntu 11.04. This raises a third bone of contention—if this is not new, why hasn't it been fixed?
Fortunately, a fix is available. There's a great tool called boot-repair. When installed and run, it very quickly goes in and repairs the GRUB bootloader so that it can operate. To get it, boot to the Ubuntu LiveCD again and this time click "Try Ubuntu" rather than "Install Ubuntu."
In the Dash field, type Terminal and get ready to type these commands, pressing Enter after each line. (Because that's what every new Linux user should have to do, right?)
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair
sudo apt-get install -y boot-repair
boot-repair
Fixing a troubled Ubuntu install is fortunately easy.
When the first add-get-repository command runs, you will be prompted to say "yes" or "no" by the run sequence. Just type "Y" to keep the program going when asked. After running the last command, the Boot Repair application will open.
The hard part is over. Click the Recommended repair button in Boot Repair and let the application go through its process (it's just a few steps you can click through easily). Once completed, reboot the system and Ubuntu will start normally, bootloader intact.
While it is possible to use Ubuntu this way, extra files and language packs that would have normally been unloaded had Ubiquity been allowed to finish the job were still present on our initial installation. If you want everything ship-shape, your best bet is to step through the installation again.
Ideally, all of this rigmarole will be avoided and your Ubuntu 12.10 installation will run smoothly. Since it was so easy to use and did the trick, we would like to recommend that the functionality of boot-repair be incorporated into Ubiquity in future versions.
Clean-installing Ubuntu 12.10 on the test machine with no encryption and no software updates took 12:24. Grabbing all the software updates and applying full-disk encryption to the entire hard drive (including free space to really lock the disk down) took just a smidge longer, clocking in at 17:08. Your mileage will vary, of course, depending on how many updates Ubuntu has to get and install.
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The Knot - As A Symbol
The Carpenter - As A Symbol
Devolution - From Gods To Vassals
Trivia - Three Paths
"Why settle for mere mortality when you can be gods?"
- Hermetic Wisdom
"Most persons are so absorbed in the contemplation of the
outside world that they are wholly oblivious to what is passing
on within themselves."
Ancient teachings from nearly all cultures tell us of a distant Time
when gods and Giants lived among, interacted with, and mated
with mankind. As it would be extremely difficult for Giants to mate
with humans, we may conclude that the word Giant must somehow
be either a Mis-translation, or have an altogether different meaning.
Perhaps the word, or Symbol, for "Giant" has been mis-interpreted
and should actually translate as: "god", "Advanced Specie", or
"Enlightened Being".
In any event, ancient mythologies, legends, and teachings are very
much united in that at one Time, in our very remote past, gods
mingled with humanity. Ancient scriptures refer to this era as
mankind's Golden Age. It was during this most distant and remote
Time that human beings communicated with each other, inter-
mingled, and self-governed themselves, by way of their highest
faculty: their Spiritual Mind.
During this Golden Age, all was good and peaceful. There was no
turmoil, stress, or greed. All persons respected each other and
whatever someone needed, or wished to communicate, was accomp-
lished by using one's Spiritual Mind.
This Golden Age was the era of Prima Materia and Prisca Sapientia,
which are referred to in Hermetic and Alchemical teachings. Prima
Materia is the first, or prime, matter; the pure original matter from
which all other matter evolves. Prisca Sapientia is the Pristine
Knowledge, the First Knowledge, the Pure Wisdom, which was
available to all, and used by all. Prima Materia and Prisca Sapientia
are Divine Principles which appear only at beginnings. In other
words, these two Principles were responsible for ushering in
mankind and its Golden Age; its Zep Tepi; its First Time.
Then something happened. The gods departed, taking all of their
splendor and Wisdom with them. Mankind was left to take care of
itself and evolve on its own. But instead of humanity continuing to
act and govern itself in its purest and godlike fashion, it began to
Slowly and unnoticeable at first, without the gods to provide for
them and encourage them, our distant ancestors started to become
lazy and apathetic. Instead of using the highest faculty of their
Spiritual Minds they started to Devolve by relying more and more
upon their more basic and mundane faculties.
It was during this era that mankind abandoned mental communicat-
ion for the convenience of words. However, because their mental
powers were still very strong, our ancestors were able to memorize
and repeat enormous verses, tales, Rituals, and epics simply by
hearing them only once. This was the era of retention and Instruction
by Memory.
The era of Memory was followed by the era of writing. It was during
this era that our ancestors slipped from memorizing and retaining
large verses, tales, rituals and epics and began to write them down;
first through Symbols, then through written words. During this era,
our ancestors no longer needed to rely on their higher faculties of
memory and retention, they simply had to remember where they
left their scrolls and books.
Now, after many centuries of "modernization" mankind has Devolved
to the point where our language has become corrupted and confused,
Words have lost their true original meanings, and our spelling is no
longer a concern for us. Today, everything we need to know and rely
upon is "conveniently" stored on some sort of computer device; and
woe to us should our batteries fail or our device "crashes". Should
our devices fail, for any reason, those of us who rely solely on our
devices, and not upon our wits and skills, will become hopelessly
lost.
From being "one" with the gods during our Golden Age, mankind
has slowly Devolved into vassals, slaves if you will, of our most basic
material whims and our most recent state-of-the-art conveniences.
From using the highest faculties of our Spiritual Minds to obtain
whatever we require, we have Devolved into creatures who rely
solely upon the latest technology while also depending on others
to both think for us and, hopefully, "take care" of us.
Mankind has now created for itself an era in which the majority of
the masses lie shattered upon the jagged rocks of false Hope, endless
disappointment, and fractured Relationships in nearly every segment
of society. From the apex of Spiritual Purity which prevailed long ago
during mankind's Golden Age, humanity now finds itself staring into
the dark abyss of extreme polarization and frustration which it has
wrought upon itself through laziness and apathy.
It appears as though the pendulum has swung to its extreme and
that the end of an Age, a Cycle, is before us. However, the Death of
one Cycle is the creative Seed from which the next new Cycle is
born. One can only wonder at how many of these Cycles mankind
has experienced throughout the endless eons of Eternity.
For those individuals who recognize this Eternal Cyclical Law of the
Universe, there is the understanding, and anticipation, that a new
Golden Age is getting ready to dawn; a new First Time in which
Prima Materia and Prisca Sapentia will once again un-Veil
themselves to mankind as they usher in a new Golden Age.
Labels: cycles, devolution, devolve, first time, golden age, prima materia, prisca sapientia, zep tepi


HRSA invites you to Rock the Mock on February 28th, 2019 from 6pm-9pm!
This event gives participants who have not had the opportunity to have a proper interview etiquette to learn the do's and don'ts in an interview.
Additionally, students who have taken the "Recruitment and Selection" course can apply their knowledge and interview skills to other Ryerson students.


Desmond Wilkinson Llewelyn (12 September 1914 – 19 December 1999) was a Welsh movie, television, stage, radio and voice actor. He was best known for his role as Q in 17 of the James Bond movies from 1963 through 1999.
Llewelyn was born on 12 September 1914 in Newport, Monmouthshire. He studied at Radley College. Llewelyn was married to Pamela Mary Pantlin from 1938 until his death in 1999. He died on 19 December 1999 in Firle, East Sussex, England due to being injured in a road accident. He was 85.
↑ "Desmond Llewelyn Biography (1914-1999)". Filmreference.com. Retrieved 19 November 2010.
↑ "Road death of Q actor accidental". London, United Kingdom: Guardian News and Media Limited. 14 June 2000. Retrieved 12 August 2012.
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Desmond Llewelyn.
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loadTimeData.data = {
  DRIVE_DIRECTORY_LABEL: 'My Drive',
  DOWNLOADS_DIRECTORY_LABEL: 'Downloads'
};

// A providing extension which has mounted a file system, and doesn't support
// multiple mounts.
var MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION = {
  extensionId: 'mounted-single-extension-id',
  name: 'mounted-single-extension-name',
  configurable: false,
  watchable: true,
  multipleMounts: false,
  source: 'network'
};

// A providing extension which has not mounted a file system, and doesn't
// support  multiple mounts.
var NOT_MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION = {
  extensionId: 'not-mounted-single-extension-id',
  name: 'not-mounted-single-extension-name',
  configurable: false,
  watchable: true,
  multipleMounts: false,
  source: 'network'
};
// A providing extension which has not mounted a file system, and doesn't
// support  multiple mounts.
var NOT_MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION = {
  extensionId: 'not-mounted-single-extension-id',
  name: 'not-mounted-single-extension-name',
  configurable: false,
  watchable: true,
  multipleMounts: false,
  source: 'network'
};

// A providing extension which has mounted a file system and supports mounting
// more.
var MOUNTED_MULTIPLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION = {
  extensionId: 'mounted-multiple-extension-id',
  name: 'mounted-multiple-extension-name',
  configurable: true,
  watchable: false,
  multipleMounts: true,
  source: 'network'
};

// A providing extension which has not mounted a file system but it's of "file"
// source. Such extensions do mounting via file handlers.
var NOT_MOUNTED_FILE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION = {
  extensionId: 'file-extension-id',
  name: 'file-extension-name',
  configurable: false,
  watchable: true,
  multipleMounts: true,
  source: 'file'
};

// A providing extension which has not mounted a file system but it's of
// "device" source. Such extensions are not mounted by user, but automatically
// when the device is attached.
var NOT_MOUNTED_DEVICE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION = {
  extensionId: 'device-extension-id',
  name: 'device-extension-name',
  configurable: false,
  watchable: true,
  multipleMounts: true,
  source: 'device'
};

var volumeManager = null;

function addProvidedVolume(volumeManager, extensionId, volumeId) {
  var fileSystem = new MockFileSystem(volumeId, 'filesystem:' + volumeId);
  fileSystem.entries['/'] = new MockDirectoryEntry(fileSystem, '');

  var volumeInfo = new VolumeInfo(
      VolumeManagerCommon.VolumeType.PROVIDED,
      volumeId,
      fileSystem,
      '',           // error
      '',           // deviceType
      '',           // devicePath
      false,        // isReadonly
      {isCurrentProfile: true, displayName: ''},  // profile
      '',           // label
      extensionId,  // extensionId
      false);       // hasMedia

  volumeManager.volumeInfoList.push(volumeInfo);
}

function setUp() {
  // Create a dummy API for fetching a list of providing extensions.
  chrome.fileManagerPrivate = {
    getProvidingExtensions: function(callback) {
      callback([MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION,
                NOT_MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION,
                MOUNTED_MULTIPLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION,
                NOT_MOUNTED_FILE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION,
                NOT_MOUNTED_DEVICE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION]);
    }
  };
  chrome.runtime = {};

  // Create a dummy volume manager.
  volumeManager = new MockVolumeManagerWrapper();
  addProvidedVolume(volumeManager,
      MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.extensionId, 'volume-1');
  addProvidedVolume(volumeManager,
      MOUNTED_MULTIPLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.extensionId, 'volume-2');
}

function testGetInstalledProviders(callback) {
  var model = new ProvidersModel(volumeManager);
  reportPromise(model.getInstalledProviders().then(
      function(extensions) {
        assertEquals(5, extensions.length);
        assertEquals(MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.extensionId,
            extensions[0].extensionId);
        assertEquals(MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.name,
            extensions[0].extensionName);
        assertEquals(MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.configurable,
            extensions[0].configurable);
        assertEquals(MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.watchable,
            extensions[0].watchable);
        assertEquals(MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.multipleMounts,
            extensions[0].multipleMounts);
        assertEquals(MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.source,
            extensions[0].source);

        assertEquals(NOT_MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.extensionId,
            extensions[1].extensionId);
        assertEquals(MOUNTED_MULTIPLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.extensionId,
            extensions[2].extensionId);
        assertEquals(NOT_MOUNTED_FILE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.extensionId,
            extensions[3].extensionId);
        assertEquals(NOT_MOUNTED_DEVICE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.extensionId,
            extensions[4].extensionId);
 }), callback);
}

function testGetMountableProviders(callback) {
  var model = new ProvidersModel(volumeManager);
  reportPromise(model.getMountableProviders().then(
      function(extensions) {
        assertEquals(2, extensions.length);
        assertEquals(NOT_MOUNTED_SINGLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.extensionId,
            extensions[0].extensionId);
        assertEquals(MOUNTED_MULTIPLE_PROVIDING_EXTENSION.extensionId,
            extensions[1].extensionId);
  }), callback);
}

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