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Rugby World Cup Weekend Review: Pools C and D
October 6, 2015 Jamie Wall Jamie Wall 1
AUCKLAND, NZ – To every English fan that's been taunting the All Blacks about 'only being able to win a World Cup at home': oh boy, that came back to bite you, didn't it? All of New Zealand greatly enjoyed the opportunity to support the Wallabies for possibly the first time ever on Sunday morning, the 33-13 result of course sending the hosts crashing out of the World Cup in the most humiliating of fashions.
There's been a bit of criticism of the pool system and how one team out of England, Australia and Wales was destined to miss out on the quarters. That's a bit short-sighted, really. One of those teams would need to move to another pool, which would then make that one the 'pool of death'. The way Argentina have been playing even the perceived weak Pool C would suddenly become pretty dangerous. The only way to really solve it would be to have a whole other pool and four more teams, which would be a bit stupid.
In saying that, pools C and D have gone basically to script. Let's recap the weekend's games:
All Blacks 43 Georgia 10
Cheer up Richie
The All Blacks returned to Cardiff for the first time in an RWC since their fateful 2007 semi final, this tim ether came away with a win but weren't spared criticism after this performance. Despite a 30 point win over a very game Georgian side, there were enough errors in this performance to make the public and media back here a little bit nervous. Most notable was the off-night Dan Carter had with his boot, spraying conversions wide of the posts that probably would have made the scoreline seem a little bit more comfortable. The Georgians managed to get on the scoreboard early, with a try to fullback Beka Tsiklauri after Waisake Naholo had split their defense open for the first try. To their credit, the All Black line wasn't ever threatened again, but they couldn't convert the overwhelming territorial advantage into enough points. Tries followed to Julian Savea (3), Dane Coles, Kieran Read and Malakai Fekitoa, but this performance was one that was less 'let's make a statement' than 'let's get this out of the way'. Georgia were good, they definitely know how to tackle and will be favorites in their last pool match against Namibia.
Argentina 45 Tonga 16
Cordero goes in again
So if the All Blacks weren't going to make a statement, Los Pumas sure did. They were simply sublime in the second half of this match against a physical Tongan side who came to play, but ultimately got blown off the park. Spurred on by Argentine football legend Diego Maradona, who livened up the corporate area with a patriotic showing of outrageous support for his homeland, Los Pumas ran in five tries. Four of them were converted by Nicolas Sanchez, who added four penalties and a try of his own for 28 points. The Tongans actually scored the first try through first five Kurt Morath, unlike Sanchez though he had a shocker with the boot. They added another very well-worked try to prop Soane Tonga'uhuia to trail by seven at the break, but ran out of steam in the second half. Santiago Cordero ran in another stunning try to continue his impressive tournament so far to push the game out of reach of the Tongans. Los Pumas are now an excellent chance for the semis, given the form of the Wallabies and improving Springboks, we could be seeing all four Rugby Championship teams at the business end of the tournament. Let's just hope they didn't celebrate too hard with Maradona after the game, a failed mass drug test could ruin their ambitions.
Ireland 16 Italy 9
Captain Baldy
It was the battle of the baldies in this Six Nations rematch, Italian stallion Sergio Parisse returning to the Azzuri to face Paul O'Connell and the Irish. With names like that this probably should've been a decent game, right? Nope. If you missed this one, count yourself lucky and if you were thinking of catching a replay, consider going and plucking your nose hairs instead. It'll probably be more fun. Ireland were supposed to be one of the title contenders and this should really have been a statement against an Italian team that has really looked as though they don't even want to be at the World Cup at all. Instead, we got 80 minutes of rubbish from both teams, one try to Keith Earls and a whole lot of kicking. Ireland better be careful this weekend against France, they lose there and they'll have a date with the All Blacks in the quarter final.
The All Blacks have Tonga this weekend, it'll be interesting to see if they can blow the last remaining cobwebs out before the quarters. France/Ireland is a huge game, right now you'd have to favour the French. Georgia has a lot of motivation against Namibia, if they win this they automatically qualify for Rugby World Cup 2019.
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Quarantine Facility for Migrant Labourers Responsibility of Industrialist/Contractor: HP Govt
Shimla-As the relaxation in entry and quarantine rules for migrant labourers seems to be backfiring, the Chief Minister Jairam-led Himachal Pradesh Government has come into a damage control mode. Today, the Government said that it has decided that the industrialists or their contractors in the industrial area would be allowed to bring labourers after due approval of the administration. They would be kept in quarantine as per guidelines issued by the Health Department, it said.
As per the Government directions, big industrial units will have to create adequate quarantine capacity, whereas small units can pool for creating the quarantine facility. The Industries and Labour and Employment Departments have also been asked to keep a strict vigil on industrial units to follow the SOP issued from time to time in this regard, the Government said.
The directions came following a widespread criticism of recent decision taken by the State Government to allow entry of all including tourists to Himachal with merely registering on an online portal and furnishing a COVID-19 negative test report of an accredited laboratory. Any such person did not require any prior permission and their details were confirmed only on their arrival at the State borders.Also, quarantine rules were relaxed for migrant labourers after industries and apple growers faced a shortage of labour due to the return of these workers to their home states amid corona pandemic. However, with an explosion of COVID-19 cases among workers of factories in the BBN area, the government seems to be backtracking to control it.
All Persons with ILI Symptoms to be Tested
The Chief Medical Officers have been asked to increase the testing capacity of COVID-19 in their respective districts. Directions have been given that all the persons with ILI symptoms should be invariably tested for COVID-19 besides ensuring proper testing of all the primary and secondary contacts of COVID-19 patients.
Temples to Remain Closed for Now
Given the festive season, the State Government has decided not to open the temples and other religious places in the State for the time being to avoid overcrowding. The officers have been asked to strictly enforce the decision of allowing the participation of not more than 50 persons in marriages and other family functions.
The Government also informed that about 1560 people of the State have arrived from 78 cities of 61 countries to the State after being medically examined. Out of these 1117 persons had arrived at New Delhi Airport, 192 at Amritsar Airport and 248 persons at Chandigarh International Airport. As many as 613 flights were attended by the Officers of the State Government at New Delhi, Amritsar and Chandigarh Airports.
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40 New Cases in Himachal, Stir in Shimla City After Indian Coffee House and Bolieauganj Market Sealed
Himachal: After Widespread Backlash, HP Govt Again Make Changes in Rules for Entry, Quarantine
Shimla-Himachal Pradesh on Monday witnessed a major jump in the number of both daily Covid-19 positive people and Covid-19 related deaths. While the state recorded 2446 new cases, six people died due to Covid-19 related illnesses in the last 24 hours. The Kangra district reported four of these days. The Covid-19 death toll has jumped to 3880 in the state and the active cases to 12142.
Further, Solan (359) reported the highest number of cases, followed by Kangra (348), Mandi (312), and Sirmaur (310). The capital reported 289 new cases.
Himachal Pradesh has also reported two new cases of the Omicron variant. Both cases were reported from the Una district where two people had returned from foreign countries. Reportedly, one of them had returned from Dubai and the other from Frace. So far, the state has recorded three cases of the Omicron variant, according to the official statistics.
Daily Covid-19 Report Issued by HP NHM for January 17, 2022 (Till 7 pm)
The daily sampling, however, remains low despite a rise in positivity rate. On Monday, according to the statistics of the HP Health Department, 12,850 samples were taken. Chief Minister Jairam Thakur had been giving media statements directing the officials to increase testing, but the number remains below 15, 000.
According to the official statistics, last week (10 Jan – 16 Jan), Himachal Pradesh had reported 11280 new cases and the positivity rate rose to 14.1%.
Though the HP Government has imposed some Covid-19 restrictions, the entry of visitors to the state was yet to be restricted or regulated.
The surge is likely to continue till the third wave of the pandemic peaks in Himachal. Health experts and the state government had already warned about the advent of the third wave.
The government and experts had been urging the people to follow Covid-appropriate behavior and follow related protocols strictly to minimize the impact of the third wave. However, the compliance was reported to be quite low among all sections of the society and within the government itself.
The daily sampling, however, remains low despite rise in the positivity rate. On Monday, according to the statistics of the HP Health Department, 12,850 samples were taken. Chief Minister Jairam Thakur had been directing the officials to increase testing, but the number still remains below 15, 000.
According to the official statistics, last week (10 Jan – 16 Jan), Himachal Pradesh had reported 11280 new cases and the positivity rate had risen to 14.1%.
The surge is likely to continue till the third wave of the pandemic peaks in Himachal. Health experts and the state government had already warned about the advent of third wave.
Shimla-A meeting of the Himachal Pradesh Cabinet was held on January 14, 2022. It was expected that the state government could take a decision on imposing more Covid-19 restriction considering the sudden surge in daily new cases, however no such decision was taken.
The Cabinet took various decisions including a nod to dispense with the process of 15 marks evaluation and enhancement of weightage of written test from 85 to 100 marks for direct recruitment to Class-III posts.
Tax Waivers for Transporters
The Cabinet gave its ex post facto approval for 100 percent waiver/ exemption of Token Tax, Special Road Tax and Passenger Tax of various categories of vehicles to provide relief to the transporters keeping in view the effect due to corona pandemic.
HP Cabinet decided to waive of remaining 50 percent Token Tax on Stage Carriage, Taxi, Maxi, Auto and Contract Carriage buses, Institutional Buses and 100 percent Token Tax on Contract Carriage Buses and Special Road Tax on Stage Carriage with effect from 1st August 2020 to 30th June 2021. I
The Cabinet also decided to waive off 100 percent Token Tax on Stage Carriage, Contract Carriage and Institutional Buses and Special Road Tax of Stage Carriage with effect from 1st July 2021 to 30th November 2021.
It also decided to waive off 100 passenger tax on contract carriage and institutional buses with effect from 1st April 2020 to 30th November 2021.
The HP Cabinet gave its approval for restructuring of State Taxes and Excise Department. Creation and filling up of posts would be carried out by the Department in a phased manner in consultation with the Finance Department and sync with the restructuring proposal.
The Cabinet gave its approval to fill up 108 posts of different categories in the Revenue Department on a contract basis.
The Cabinet decided to fill up 42 posts of Silk Inspectors in the Industries Department on a contract basis.
The Cabinet decided to fill up 13 posts of different categories in the Printing and Stationery Department.
It decided to fill up three posts of Statistical Assistant in Revenue Department on contract basis.
Relief to Flood Affected Farmers of Lahaul-Spiti
The Cabinet gave its nod to provide relief to flood-affected farmers of Lahaul-Spiti district for current agriculture and horticulture losses caused due to extensive rains on 27th to 30th July last year. The farmers would be provided Rs.2000 per bigha for losses between 25 to 50 percent, Rs. 2500 per bigha for losses between 50 to 75 percent and Rs. 3000 per bigha for losses to agricultural and horticultural crops above 75 percent. Rs. 3000 per bigha would also be provided to farmers for losses to their lands caused due to landslides/flash floods/avalanches etc. and Rs. 1000 per bigha would be provided for the desilting of agricultural and horticultural lands.
It also gave planning permission for the construction of the PHC building between Lions Club and Housing Block No. 46 in Sector 6 New Shimla with relaxation beyond permissible norms in the public interest.
HP Swaran Jayanti Energy Policy-2021
HP Swaran Jayanti Energy Policy-2021 for clean and green energy development through expeditious of full energy potential especially hydro and solar. The Government aims to add 10000 MW of green energy through hydro, solar and other green energy sources by 2030 and the development of green energy sources
It also aimed at developing a transmission Master Plan to facilitate planning and timely execution of hydro and solar projects. It also lays stress on renewal energy sources viz. solar, wind, biomass and other non-conventional energy sources.
HP Swarnim Jayanti Sports Policy 2021
The Cabinet gave its approval to the Himachal Pradesh Swarnim Jayanti Sports Policy 2021 to develop and maintain sports infrastructure, encourage public-private participation in creating sports infrastructure, coordinate with educational institutions for the promotion of sports and to encourage, train and support sportspersons for participation and excellence in national and international championships with high standards of ethics.
Shimla-Himachal Pradesh is witnessing a sudden spike in the number of daily Covid-19 positive cases as warned by the health experts and the government. In a span of eight days, the rate of new cases has jumped to more than double.
On Monday, of the total 9942 samples tested for Covid-19, 1200 were found to be positive with two Covid-19 deaths. This number was below 500 on Sunday.
The surge has come ahead of the `warning of the third wave which is expected to peak by the March-end.
The state government has begun to increase restrictions as a precautionary measure. But the most crucial measure – restrictions on visitors from outside the state- is yet to be attended. Currently, Hill state is reporting a huge footfall of tourists due to snowfall. All tourist destinations are crowded with tourists as it's the peak season. The imposition of restrictions on visitors would affect the tourism industry.
Also Read: HP Govt Closes Educational Institutes in State in Wake of Surge in Daily Covid-19 Cases
The HP Government has already imposed a night curfew, closed all educational institutes, banned all social and religious gatherings and imposed conditions on the number of people for those which have been allowed, shifted to a 5-day week for the government offices with only 50% attendance. Further, timings of the opening of the markets/shops have also been modified. However, these restrictions wouldn't apply to chemists/medical stores. These restrictions would remain in force till January 26, 2022.
Also Read: HP Govt Offices to Operate 5-Days a Week with 50% Attendance, Ban on Social and Religious Gatherings
In the Shimla district, the shops/markets would be allowed to open between 10 am to 7 pm. However, motor mechanics are allowed to remain open till 11 pm. Similarly, restaurants can remain open till 10 pm, and those located along the National Highways till 11 pm.
In the Una district, all shops/markets except some would be allowed to open only till 6:30 pm and will remain closed on Saturday.
The district administration of Hamirpur has decided this timing to be between 6 am to 6 pm. The markets would remain closed on Saturday and Sunday except for those selling essentials.
For the Kullu district, shops/markets would remain open till 6: 30 pm and 6 pm in Solan. Similarly, administrations of respective districts have the liberty to create their roaster for these timings.
The return of these restrictions to the state and the warning of more daily cases during the next couple of months is causing a panic in the public, worsened by speculations of a possible lockdown in stock.


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After 164 days my sabbatical has come to an end and I begin the next chapter of my life. Tomorrow I have the privilege of starting a new job with Infor as a Retail Solution Architect and this coming Saturday, Tanya and I move into our new London apartment. A "Sabbatical in review" blog post (with lots of photos) seems apt after five months of travelling, site seeing, reflection and fun.
So where did we start? Planning. Originally the sabbatical was broken down into three areas (see my Sabbatical post back in October). The first was to relocate from Los Angeles to London and travel to a number of countries in between. The second was to celebrate some significant family milestones (i.e. my Dad's 80th birthday, my brother Scott's 40th birthday and my brother and sister-in-law's 15th wedding anniversary). The third was to partake in a traditional Indian wedding with good friends on Christmas day in New Delhi, India. We ended up adding in some spontaneous trips to SE Asia and to Europe. And as some of you will know, every trip that Tanya and I take includes some sort of honeymoon or anniversary theme (and lots of eating)! In my opinion, part of taking time off to travel must include site seeing and a lot of fun. We have traveled to 31 cities in 10 different countries. We caught up with over a 100+ friends, saw 50+ different sites and witnessed 5 of the world's wonders (Wikipedia's definition). While in SE Asia we took a Thai cooking class in Bangkok and a Vietnamese cooking class in Hoi An. We attended paint night in Los Angeles, tennis/cycled/golfed in Arizona, snorkelled in the Great Barrier Reef and ran in every city. We decided to drink snake wine and put snakes around our necks in the Mekong Delta and hosted an Australian version of Thanksgiving in Brisbane, Australia. Another major theme of the sabbatical was self development. As per my other posts, self development is important value of mine and I have a constant hunger to learn and grow. I was able to complete six training courses ranging from NLP Coaching, Writing Dynamics, Thinking on your Feet and Speed Reading. I also completed PMI's Project Management Professional Certification in December of 2015. As for reading, I have completed 28 books towards my 2016 goal of 75 books (see my Goodreads profile here).
The last theme was to reflect on our lives, our careers and the direction we wanted to take in the future. It helps to be away from your home/family/friends/work to do this as you can think clearly. Both Tanya and I have had successful careers so far yet we want to continue being challenged, work in other parts of the world and to grow in our respective fields. I have secured a job which I am excited about knowing that it will challenge me and broaden my horizons!


I originally got this recipe from a coworker many years ago. I tweaked the ingredients, doubled the gravy, and it's been a favorite in my household ever since! This recipe is cooked for 2 meals. The first day, it is served as pot roast. The next, as beef stew.
Garlic lovers may want to add a tablespoon of minced garlic for extra kick.
1 Roast (of your choice) Rump Roast is excellent.
*I use Burgundy or Cabernet wine, any hearty red will do. I try to use the same wine that will be served with the meal. You can also use cooking wine.
Place roast in crockpot on low.
Add vegetables of your choice, I use quartered new potatoes, baby carrots, and mushrooms.
Be sure not to overfill your crockpot because you will be adding the liquid to this.
Mix all soups and wine (garlic?) in a large mixing bowl and pour over roast and vegetables.
I usually serve this with garlic mashed potatoes and oven roasted asparagus.
Since this makes a large amount of gravy, it is also great with biscuits or other rolls.
Cube the leftover roast and return entire container with gravy and vegetables to the refrigerator for tomorrow.


It was a fine night for porch-sitting, and I was inspired to sketch. Warm breeze, chickens running around the yard, and beautiful Northwest skies. Here's to the simple pleasures in life.
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My p**is turned green last week and I'm too nervous to tell anybody. I'm afraid that if I tell someone they will think I'm weird. Or they'll just cut it off and I wont be a man anymore.
It could be from chlamydia. Go visit your doctor, they won't cut it off.
What the other comment said.


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The Rabbi Known as "Sunshine"
Helped survivors rebuild their lives
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Mayer Abramowitz was a beloved congregational rabbi and a hero to thousands of displaced Jews from Eastern Europe and Cuba.
Known as "Sunshine" for his positive energy and sense of humor, Rabbi Abramowitz was born in the Old City of Jerusalem in 1919 and moved to New York with his family at age 9. He attended Yeshiva University and was ordained at Jewish Theological Seminary in 1944. As a young clergyman, Rabbi Abramowitz heard about Holocaust survivors living stark existences in displaced persons camps in Germany. He immediately enlisted in the Army as a chaplain and first lieutenant, and was stationed in Berlin.
Ministering to traumatized stateless Jews at a DP camp, Rabbi Abramowitz met his future wife Rachel, a Holocaust survivor. Inspired by Rachel, Rabbi Abramowitz led large-scale efforts to help thousands of survivors rebuild their lives. He created a school and summer camp for 2500 Jewish children, some of whom had lost their entire families. He trained many Jewish youth to become teachers. Rabbi Abramowitz was active in the underground effort to bring Holocaust survivors to Palestine, then controlled by the British, who strictly limited Jewish immigration.
In 1951, Rabbi Abramowitz and his wife moved to Miami Beach, where he became rabbi of Temple Memorah, where he served for 45 years. A few years before moving to Miami, Rabbi Abramowitz and Rachel visited Cuba. This was the beginning of a deep connection with Cuban Jews. "I don't know who took me to Cuba because I never took a vacation, but it was probably God," the rabbi later said.
After the Cuban revolution in 1959, most Jews fled the country to escape Communist oppression. Many of them settled in Miami Beach, and Rabbi Abramowitz was the first "Anglo" rabbi to welcome them into his congregation. From 1960 to 1962, Operation Pedro Pan, run by Catholic Charities, brought over 14,000 unaccompanied Cuban minors to Miami. Most of the children were Catholic, but about a hundred were Jewish. Rabbi Abramowitz and the Temple Menorah community supported these young Cuban exiles and helped them find homes in America.
Former U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen comes from a family of Jewish Cubans and grew up in Rabbi Abramowitz's synagogue. She said, "He was especially helpful in the tough early years when so many Cuban refugees were coming over and we were so unfamiliar with how to get a job, get help for the elderly, or feed young children. The faith community, as always, really helped so many Cuban refugees. And Rabbi Abramowitz set the tone for others like him to emulate his kindness. A real mensch."
Rabbi Abramowitz died on February 2, 2017 at his home in Miami Beach at age 97. He was survived by his wife Rachel, three children, 11 grandchildren, and 22 great-grandchildren.
For his tireless work helping displaced Jews in Eastern Europe and Cuba, and for his decades of service to the Miami Jewish community, we honor Rabbi Mayer Abramowitz as this week's Thursday Hero.
Image: Rabbi Abramowitz leading Jewish refugees in song at a DP camp in Germany after the war
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Q: zarr not respecting chunk size from xarray and reverting to original chunk size I'm opening a zarr file and then rechunking it and then writing it back out to a different zarr store. Yet when I open it back up it doesn't respect the chunk size I previously wrote. Here is the code and the output from jupyter. Any idea what I'm doing wrong here?
bathy_ds = xr.open_zarr('data/bathy_store')
bathy_ds.elevation

bathy_ds.chunk(5000).elevation

bathy_ds.chunk(5000).to_zarr('data/elevation_store')
new_ds = xr.open_zarr('data/elevation_store')
new_ds.elevation

It is reverting back to the original chunking as if I'm not fully overwriting it or changing some other setting that needs changing.

A: This seems to be a known issue, and there's a fair bit of discussion going on within the issue's thread and a recently merged PR.
Basically, the dataset carries the original chunking around in the .encoding property. So when you call the second write operation, the chunks defined in ds[var].encoding['chunks'] (if present) will be used to write var to zarr.
According to the conversation in the GH issue, the currently best solution is to manually delete the chunk encoding for the variables in question:
for var in ds:
    del ds[var].encoding['chunks']

However, it should be noted that this seems to be an evolving situation, where it's be good to check in on the progress to adapt a final solution.
Here's a little example that showcases the issue and solution:
import xarray as xr

# load data and write to initial chunking
x = xr.tutorial.load_dataset("air_temperature")
x.chunk({"time":500, "lat":-1, "lon":-1}).to_zarr("zarr1.zarr")

# display initial chunking
xr.open_zarr("zarr1.zarr/").air

# rechunk
y = xr.open_zarr("zarr1.zarr/").chunk({"time": -1})

# display
y.air

#write w/o modifying .encoding
y.to_zarr("zarr2.zarr")

# display
xr.open_zarr("zarr2.zarr/").air

# delete encoding and store
del y.air.encoding['chunks']
y.to_zarr("zarr3.zarr")

# display
xr.open_zarr("zarr3.zarr/").air


Or can someone just explain to me the rules on how to deal with this?
Picture it: Me and the kiddos, exploring our temporary digs in SE near the Navy Yard. We check out a new playground. A few somewhat similarly aged boys are also there. Sounds good, right?
Henry goes for an abandoned toy beside the slide. An excavator. Who could resist? Out of nowhere, a kid swoops in (while riding a bike) yelling for his toy. I panicked. I think I tried to negotiate. The kid isn't backing down. I made Henry give up the toy. Henry raged.
Later, Henry goes back to play with some abandoned toys. After a minute, same thing. For a hot minute, it looks like all will be well. There are three items and the two boys are playing side-by-side. Then the owner decides he needs all the toys and physically takes the toy. I didn't stop him. Henry raged.
I didn't feel good about how I handled either of these transactions. Not one bit.
Coincidentally, I just started reading It's OK Not to Share and Other Renegade Rules for Raising Competent and Compassionate Kids. I haven't finished it yet, but if I'm understanding correctly, it seems a better strategy would have been to tell the other boy that Henry was having his turn, and try to get Henry to agree to give it back when he finished.
But . . . it technically is the other kid's toy. Do I have the right here to assert Henry's rights?
Also, I worry about other parents' reactions. If we brought a toy and temporarily abandoned it, I would consider it fair game. But do others feel the same?
Bringing our own toys wouldn't solve it either. It is a mathematical certainty that all kids' toys are more interesting than your own.
So could we all just agree not to bring toys to the playground? Or at least until I develop a spine to talk to other parents, talk to kids, and help Henry negotiate these frequent interactions? The slide is pretty cool, right? Ok, thanks, bye.


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Q: In IE browser, Uncaught (in promise): Error: Loading chunk modulename-module failed I am using lazy loading concept in angular 7. I have created project with sidemenu. While routing the page in sidemenu, I am getting error as " Uncaught (in promise): Error: Loading chunk modulename-module failed". But,
app-routing.module.ts
const routes: Routes = [
  { path: '', redirectTo:'login', pathMatch: 'full' },
  { path: 'parent', loadChildren: './layout/layout.module#LayoutModule'},
  { path: 'login', component: LoginComponent}
];

layout-routing.module.ts
const routes: Routes = [
      {
      path: '',
      component: LayoutComponent,
      children: [
          { path: 'dashboard', loadChildren: '../dashboard/dashboard.module#DashBoardModule'},
          { path: 'test', loadChildren: '../test/test.module#TestModule'},
          { path: '', redirectTo: 'dashboard', pathMatch: 'full' }
      ]
    }
];

layout.component.ts,
 navItems: NavItem[] = [
         {
          displayName: 'TEST',
          iconName: 'speaker_notes',
          route: 'test',
          children: [
            {
              displayName: 'Bulk Download',
              iconName: 'cloud_download',
              route: 'parent/test'
            }]
          }
        ]

Here I am getting error while "test" navigation in sidemenu.
Anyone help will be appreciated!!!


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The Titans season 1 finale trailer is here and it brings Batman along for the ride. The DC series has hinted quite a bit at Robin's former mentor throughout the first season, but the character hasn't actually shown up in the flesh just yet. Though, there was the now-infamous "F*** Batman" line. But that's all set to change in the upcoming episode, as this trailer makes it inescapably clear that Batman v Robin is coming our way and it's going to be surprisingly bloody.
Those who don't like their Batman murdery need not apply. We see quite a bit of the Caped Crusader in the trailer (though always cloaked in shadow or in some other, somewhat hidden fashion), but he's there and it isn't just some small reveal and annoying tease at the end. This entire trailer is setting up a huge showdown wherein Robin (Brenton Thwaites) is reluctantly going to fight Batman, who has seemingly gone off the rails. The footage sees piles and piles of bodies, yes straight-up dead guys, who appear to be no longer alive because Batman made it so. Gotham is in utter chaos and Robin is the only one who can help.
There are a few key questions heading into the season 1 finale. For one, it hasn't yet been revealed who exactly is playing Batman in the episode. While certain fans were convinced they saw the outline of Ben Affleck's version of the character in an earlier promo, it's highly unlikely Titans is going to be connected to the current DC movies in that way. Not only that, but it would be extremely unlikely they would have been able to keep Affleck's appearance in the series a secret. So don't get your hopes up on that front. Whoever it is, the role always comes with a level of expectations and responsibility
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But speaking of Batfleck, this does seem to be doubling down on the issues many had with the character in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Quite a few DC fans aren't overly fond of a Batman that is so openly willing to kill. Unless there is some twist in the Titans finale, which is more than possible, this is yet another version of the Dark Knight that is more than happy to end a life in order to maintain what he sees as justice. Even if that means killing the Joker, which is apparently part of his plan, as is revealed in the trailer.
Titans has already been confirmed to be getting a season 2, so we could be seeing more of this mystery Batman in the future. For those who maybe haven't signed up for the DC Universe streaming service yet, they are running a special right now until December 20 for either $3.99 a month for the first three months, or $59.99 for an annual membership, which is nearly 50 percent off compared to the regular price. Be sure to check out the Titans season 1 finale trailer from the DC YouTube channel below.
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The United States Navy may have won its battles in the Pacific during World War II, but it suffered something of a setback Monday night before the Planning Board.
The board decided that when it comes to the naming of streets in Alameda Landing's planned residential neighborhoods, prominent citizens will take precedence over Naval vessels.
Many of the streets on nearby Alameda Point bear the names of famous World War II naval battles like Midway and Coral Sea. One is even named after the now defunct Pan American Airlines, which flew passengers from Alameda to the Far East on seaplanes during the 1930s.
Alameda Landing's developer had proposed a number of street names for the former Naval annex, a list that included the former aircraft carriers Langley, Constellation, Bennington and Yorktown. Other street names proposed by the developer included Mason, Mercy, Mosley and Patriot.
But Planning Board member John Knox White felt the street names should reflect citizens who were instrumental in Alameda's history and culture. On his personal website, Knox White asked residents to submit the names of local individuals and institutions for consideration as street names.
He compiled a list and submitted it to the board.
Proposed street names included Barbara Manning, the first African American administrator in the Alameda Unified School District; Encinal High School teacher and track coach Don Grant; Congressman George Miller; and musician Louis A. McCall Sr.
Along with individuals, the list also included the Huichiun Indian tribe, which occupied the area for hundreds of years; the Arusia Café, which served sailors and packers who worked at the old Del Monte warehouse; and the Bohol Circle, which aided the Filipino community.
Knox White said the new names would be more reflective of the community, though he acknowledged the developer's effort to come up with street names.
"I appreciate the effort but it does not represent the community in the way the community should be represented," he said.
Vice President Mike Henneberry noted that the names of aircraft carriers were in keeping with the area's history.
The board approved the list of names and will pass them along to an Alameda Point advisory committee for inclusion in the development plan. Given that they reflect the local community, board staff member Andrew Thomas said he did not anticipate any opposition from the committee.
More names will be needed, and Knox White said that he had additional names for consideration.
Phyllis Diller Drive gets my vote!
Are you serious ? A school administrator ? A politician (from his website - born in Richmond, lives in Martinez, no mention of Alameda at all) ? What genius came up with names like these ? And then an Indian tribe, a café, and a Filipino group. Are we really honoring history or just trying to come up with the most politically correct names we can dig from some obscure files ? Naval related names would be appropriate for this area. By the way, what exactly did George Miller do for Alameda ? Let's not be silly in coming up with these names. We are not Berkeley.
I like Debbi Fields (Mrs. Fields of the cookie fame) or Harold Camping (Mr. End of the World). Maybe we could name a dead end after him.
I wouldn't want to have to sell a house on Bohol Circle, I can tell you that. I thought the Navy was on the right track, although I think the vessels should have been all ones built in Alameda. This would have honored thousands of our citizens who built them and thousands more who served aboard them, instead of just somebody's dad who did something once.
I live on the base, renting a house there for several years. Part of what makes it special is the Navy ties. This is a very poor decision and a reflection of the Board being very out of touch.
I don't think the Navy has a dog in this fight. They have many things to do (e.g. defending the free world) other than involving themselves in street naming kerfuffels in cities where they once had bases. Perhaps the headline should be "Developer Loses Battle Over Street Names". But my guess is the developer doesn't really care either - - - he gets his money regardless, and perhaps ship names were the first things that popped into mind, similar to the use of merchant ship names in the Marina Village area for ships built in Alameda shipyards. This is why we pay big bucks to the planning board to keep all this stuff sorted out, and I trust them to do so.
Forest Gump Drive. Big St. Da Vinci Ave. Capt. Phillips Rd. Houston We Have a Problem St. Wilson Rd. etc. etc. etc.
I would not want more streets named after people in Alameda. Hopefully, the Alameda Historical Advisory Board will not approve this slate of proposed street names. I love Denise Shelton's suggestions on John Knox White's website to name the streets after ships built in Alameda (i.e. White Sands Way, Ardent Avenue, Buckthorne Terrace, Competent Court, Sentinel Street, Starling Street, Rescuer Way, Devastator Drive, Ebony Avenue, Pawnee Place). Classier, historically relevant and thematic. Why can we not honor Alameda's history as a nautical and navy town? Our city flag does.
Come on. Alameda's history is all about the Navy and our role in WWII and beyond. It is an insult for anyone to suggest we name streets after people who were nice, but don't deserve this level of recognition. Naming the streets after ships built here or stationed here is an excellent idea. It appears that John White is simply setting the stage for his name to be used 30 years from now. Can we get serious about this issue?
I was disappointed to hear we were not naming the Alameda Landing streets after ships that were built and/or stationed here. I think we missed a golden opportunity to preserve Alameda's nautical history.
I love how the ship names sound. Let's not forget the USS Enterprise, stationed here 1972-1978. Its silhouette and stately presence are etched in my memory. Enterprise Avenue. Each ship represents hundreds of Alameda families. I went to school with so many Navy brats that I can't count them! Naming the streets after the ships is a way of honoring the sacrifice these military families made over the years. How long has John Knox White lived in Alameda???
I am proud that there is some recognition of the late great Barbara Manning. She was a remarkable woman who dedicated her entire career to this community. She more than deserves the honor. Alameda is not only a former military community, it is a community rich is diversity and history and honoring people who have educated multiple generations here is a a lovely thing to do. John Knox White did not suggest Barbara Manning, he listened to those who wanted her memory honored.
That really is offensive showboating by the Planning Board member in question.
There is tremendous support in Alameda for veterans and US service members.
How about we get Clarence Tinker's name back on a street? That was lost when the street was changed to Willie Stargell.
Anyone have any idea if we can reopen this issue for discussion? If so, how and/or who do we contact?
The AHAB should be relied on to generate a list of names that pertain to the proud Naval history of Alameda. Do we really want more "Towne Centre's" in this city? The fact that literally thousands of service members shipped out of NAS Alameda and never came home should be sufficient reason to respect the traditions, and do the right thing.
Per John Knox White's website, "The names will now go to the Historic Advisory Board for adoption onto the approved list of street names and become final (with their vote)." I wrote a letter to the Secretary of the Historic Advisory Board (atai@alamedaca.gov) stating my opinion on the matter. The next HAB meeting is tomorrow so write soon!
I think we have had enough of the Navy. They were the biggest polluters in the Bay area. They dumped PCBs into the estuary and pumped out fumes from their epoxy paint booths used to paint jet airplanes. I know these things because I worked there for a private electrical contractor on these projects.
I would like to see the street names to reflect the names of people who lived in the west end.
Tragic. The only thing worse than this one guy's idea is that the city "leadership" has apparently endorsed it.
I just spent the last few months reading books about military history, particularly World War II. I was shocked and appalled to learn of the blatant racism that the US military allowed against black American and Native American soldiers. Read up on the 761st Tank Battalion, the first black tank unit in WWII, who were placed in those rolling "iron coffins" (the military's term for tanks) because it was decided that blacks were too stupid to be aviators. These brave black soldiers fought and died in Europe, battling the Hitler regime and the Nazis who were persecuting and murdering Jews on an industrial scale, yet they returned to a country where they had to sit in the back of the bus, drink from "Colored" water fountains, take jobs as janitors, trash collectors, gardeners, house "boys", etc. (even black men who had been officers in the military. They were denied jobs, education for themselves and their children, housing and the other benefits given to military personnel who hadn't even left this country! I'm glad that my late husband, award-winning recording artist/drummer Louis A. McCall Sr. was chosen to have his name included. He and his family paid their dues, with many of his relatives protecting and serving this country. Louis' grandfather fought in WWI and WW2, attaining the rank of Sargeant, his father was the first black Deputy Sheriff in Contra Costa County, and his daughter is a police officer with 10 years on the job. Louis was born in Alameda and many of his relatives on both his mother's and father's side of the family still reside in an around that city. Con Funk Shun, The group that Louis founded was one of the most popular bands of their era and their music is still being played and sampled today. Their hit records, including many Top 40, Top 20, Top 10 and even a song that charted at #1, garnered the group 5 RIAA Gold Albums.
Many of you who are holding out for the Navy should take the time to see if the military accurately portrays the racial feelings of YOUR community today. The military is still discriminating and harassing women, homosexuals, and people of color. I would rather live on a street named after someone who really represents this new millennium that we live in.
Thank you to the Planning Board for considering Louis A. McCall Sr.! This is a great honor for the family, especially coming right behind the birth of Louis' first grandchild in March 2014.
I see nothing wrong with honoring the fact that the US Navy used to occupy the property.


On January 17, 2019, the 36th İstanbul Heavy Penal Court sentenced two academics to one year and three months imprisonment on a charge of "propagandizing for a terrorist organization." The charges are in apparent retaliation for their endorsement of a petition criticizing state and military actions in the mainly Kurdish southeastern part of the country.
The two scholars are Emin Alper and Kerem Eksen from İstanbul Technical University. The court has suspended the announcement of the verdict, a procedural mechanism in Turkey through which individuals convicted of crimes can avoid prison time so long as they aren't subsequently convicted of separate offenses.


"The phone is normally waterproof, and should still be, after this repair. However, I have not tested it, so I can not give a conclusive answer on how water-proof the device stays after repair."
I'd be careful using superglue. Some sticky kit might be better. Maybe heating up the new one and holding it down with clamps or a book should make it stick better too.


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The World Map
"Ojou-chan, are you the relative of gods…no, that can't be."
Frank-san shrugged his shoulders upon looking at me who was shaking my head, denying it with all my power.
"Not a chance, not a chance. The country I was living in was Japannnn.1
Ah…I was still feeling dizzy after shaking my head.
But just as my body was feeling a bit giddy, Leon-san stopped it by gently hugging me from behind. As I looked up at him with a feeling of gratitude, my eyes met with Leon-san's, and I felt a bit tenderness from his gaze.
I thought that Leon-san wasn't an expressive person, but when I looked at him like this, his emotion was perfectly expressed.
I was somewhat happy from realizing this fact, so I tried smiling.
As I smiled, Leon-san's eyes slightly turned rounder.
I noticed the slight change of his expression and became happier when his face loosened into a smiley one.
"Uwaa. It's my first time seeing leader making such kind of face."
"It's also the first time for Argo. Well, it can't be helped because Yuuri-chan is so cute."
"Yeah. I agree with that. Well, she's certainly cute…"
"Isn't she?"
Uhyaa. I felt like running away for some reason upon hearing Argo-san and Amanda-san's conversation…Being told that I was cute made me happy, yet I also felt embarrassed at the same time.
As expected, do they view me as cute because I am small? There doesn't seem to be anyone who's small here in this fort, certainly.
In order to cover up my slightly reddening face, I covered my cheeks with my both hands. Uuu…
"'Japan', huh? I've never heard of that country before. Where is it?"
I couldn't answer Frank-san's question.
Really, I wonder where is it from here?
How can I return home?
I reflexively grasped my hands tightly on top of my lap.
"That is…That, I don't know…"
"You're lost, huh? How did you come to this country?"
"That is, how to say it…after I passed the exams to become a sage, I suddenly passed out, and the moment I regained my consciousness, I realized that I had been sleeping on top of that hill, then I was picked up by Leon-san there, something like that…?"
"'Sage'…huh?2 What is it?"
"Uhhm, in short, it's someone who can use both offensive magic and recovery magic."
"Which means there are other people like Ojou-chan?"
"I see," Frank-san crossed his arms as he thought.
It didn't really matter, but as expected, his arms were really thick. When he crossed his arms like that, his muscles seemed to be excessively huge.
"What kind of thing is this exam to become a 'sage'?"
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I looked up at Leon-san and explained.
"It means fighting with the master that's on the top floor of the Sage Tower. If we win, we will be recognized as a sage."
"It means a one-on-one duel?"
"That's right. But I went with a friend 'til we reached the front gate."
Basically, when one switches their job to be an advanced job, one has to fight the said job master alone. But the place where the master resides is located deep in a labyrinth, and one has to go with a party in order to solve the labyrinth.
There were also lots of strong demons appearing during when I went to the Sage Tower, so it was rather impossible to reach the top floor alone.
There was a rumour that you'd be directly transferred into the boss room after accepting a quest in the next update, but…
"Anyway, nobody has a clue about the Sage Tower?"
"We've never heard of such thing. Does it exist in the Demon Forest?"
"That's right. It's a tower built in the middle of the Demon Forest."
"Yuuri…that's impossible."
"What's there in the center of the Demon Forest is the Sacred Mountain Meteora. It's not the Sage Tower."
"Let alone someone who could climb up the Sacred Mountain Meteora, nobody could even reach its base. The monsters in the Demon Forest are just that strong."
Eh…but…
"In the first place, isn't the [Demon Forest] that Yuuri talks about different from the [Demon Forest] that we know?"
"Different…?"
"That's correct. If Yuuri went to the 'Sage' Tower through the Demon Forest, it would mean that she entered the Demon Forest through some country in this Elysia continent. As far as you can see, Yuuri's race is human. If that's the case, one would normally enter the Demon Forest from somewhere near the Ares kingdom. Thus, the closest town to Demon Forest would be Graham, but if they supplied their food there, they should have passed through Izel fort. But we didn't see such kind of travellers, and Yuuri didn't even know the name of the fort. In other words, the [Demon Forest] that Yuuri said should be different from the Demon Forest here, shouldn't it?"
Uhm…It's not that, but the Demon Forest I entered was the Demon Forest inside the world of the game, though…
But if the Sage Tower isn't located in the center of the Demon Forest, doesn't that mean this Elysia continent is different from the one I know in the game?
Ah, that's right. A map!
Wouldn't it be fine if I were to see the map that Leon-san and Argo-san were seeing when I entered this room?
"Ah, uhm…If it's alright, can you show me the map of Elysia continent? I might be able to figure something out after seeing it…"
"…No problem. Argo, bring it here."
Argo-san brought another map, not the one that was hung on the wall.
Ooh. This is this world's world map, huh?
The shape of the continent was the same as the one I remembered.
There was one big continent that was divided into six, from the upper right were the Demon Empire, Dwarf Republic, the beastmen's Urg Beast Kingdom, the human race's Ares Kingdom, the nameless country of the elves, and the Niflheim where the fairies reside.
The Demon Forest filled one third of the continent and was located in the center of the continent. Furthermore, the Sage Tower was…supposed to stand towering over the surrounding in the middle of the forest, but in this map, the place was occupied by a mountain called as the Sacred Mountain Meteora instead.
The alphabets in which this map was written looked similar to the Runes that my friend who majored in the Northern European literature showed me. But the moment my eyes saw them, those alphabets were converted into Japanese.
For the time being, I was glad that I was saved from the troubles of not being able to read the alphabets of this world…
"This…The Sage Tower should be in where the Sacred Mountain Meteora is, but…"
"Where is 'Japan'?"
"It's not in this map. I mean…I wonder how I could go there…"
"Which means Yuuri doesn't know how you went to the 'Sage' Tower through the Demon Forest from 'Japan'?"
When I deeply nodded, Leon-san gently patted my head.
"Then, you can try looking for ways to return to 'Japan' from now on. We will help you."
"T…thank you very much…"
Tears brimmed over my eyes upon hearing such kind words. Leon-san then adjusted the way he hugged me, as he turned me around to hug me tightly from the front. Then, he also comforted me by patting my back.
'Plop…plop…,' the sound of my back being patted synchronized with the sound of Leon-san's heartbeat that I heard from my closely pasted ear.
Being pampered like a child like that, I cried loudly with all my heart for the first time since coming to this world.
This was the moment I realized that this current condition was neither a dream nor a fantasy, but this was the reality.
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Whenever Japan is mentioned by Yuuri, it's written in in kanji, 日本. Something written in kanji indicates the user's knowledge of what they're saying. Meanwhile, the others mentioned the Japan in katakana: ニホン. Usage of katakana (despite the term having kanji) indicates the user's not knowing of the term said. ↩
Again, just like the writing for 'Japan', when Yuuri mentioned 'sage', it's written in kanji: 賢者, indicating her understanding of the term. Meanwhile, when the others of this world mentioned it, it's written in katakana: ケンジャ. This indicates that they have no clue what that word means. ↩
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Home Arts & Entertainment A Tale of Two Harts at Trenton's Patriots Week
A Tale of Two Harts at Trenton's Patriots Week
Dan Aubrey
David Hart arrives at a cafe in Lawrenceville to talk about his historically important ancestor, Declaration of Independence signer John Hart. The 63-year-old co-author of the 2010 novel "Trenton" points across the street to whitewashed Presbyterian Church and smiles. That is where his ancestor, a life-long Hopewell resident, was baptized in 1713.
David Hart then marvels how John Hart's presence seems to be everywhere — Trenton, Princeton, Hopewell — especially since the modern Hart's new documentary, "John Hart: Portrait of a Patriot," is moving toward its world premiere on Thursday, December 28, at the New Jersey State Museum, part of the annual Patriots Week.
"Most people see (John Hart) as a farmer, but he was more than that," the West Trenton-based Hart says. "He was the largest landowner in Hunterdon County, which Hopewell was part of. He owned 600 acres of land. He was also a mill owner, raised race horses, had a plethora of royal judgeships, and was a legislator in both the colonial and the state legislatures. But he had some of the core values that farmers had: wedded to the soil, family values, trustworthiness."
A regular presence in Trenton, John Hart was known as "honest John."
But Hart says his ancestor suffers from a lack of recognition for several reasons. John Hart did not write much about himself, did not leave behind volumes of correspondence, and there was no biography written about him.
Hart says most of what people know about his ancestor is through the inaccurate oral traditions that move into the realm of myths and legends. "That's what we're trying to rectify now," says Hart about his self-financed film endeavor.
And similar to his legacy today, Hart says his ancestor "was everywhere in the early part of the Revolution." That included 1776 Philadelphia after John Hart was elected as one of the five New Jersey delegates to attend the Second Continental Congress to vote for independence. The other four were Abraham Clark from Elizabeth, Francis Hopkinson of Bordentown, and Richard Stockton and John Witherspoon from Princeton.
Then, Hart says, his 63-year-old ancestor faced personal and political trials. First his wife, Deborah, died on October 7 — as the state assembly was meeting in Princeton.
Meanwhile, he says, "the British assault on New York had started. The British come in with their fleet and the Continental Army is in ruins and retreating across New Jersey. When the British get (to Hopewell) on December 8, Hart goes into hiding in a cave in the Sourland Mountains."
Hart then puts his ancestor's choice in perspective. "He had options. He could have signed protection papers (with the British). Or he had friends who could hide him. But he decided he would go it alone to protect them and stayed in the mountains by himself, in December."
Hart says there are several problems related to getting John Hart's full history. "No one wrote his history back then," he says. "(Then) the only thing you could find was a brief biographical sketch. It wasn't until 1977 when a book by Cleon Hammond came out. He was a retired lieutenant colonel with the New Jersey State Police and lived in the Hart House." That house still stands in Hopewell and is a private residence.
Hart continues, "When the realtor took him around the realtor told him (the house) was historic. Hammond did research and found misinformation and like the biographers before him released the information as if were factual. When he found out that it was faulty he wrote another book in 1977, 'John Hart: Signer of the Declaration of the Independence.' It's the only full biography. It's not scholarly or annotated, but he did his work."
While Hart says he used Hammond's work for both the John Hart film and the John Hart portion of the "Trenton" novel, he was informed by another, unexpected source.
"It begins with bicentennial year, March, 1976, at the funeral for my father, my estranged father," says Hart in storytelling fashion." My mother and father divorced when I was eight. I was 21 or 22, and I was a senior at Rider College.
"I had little connection with my father and didn't know much of his side of the family. Now I'm at the funeral and see this man walks in, and he is the spitting image of my father. He is my father's uncle, Landrick Hart. After the services, we get together. That's the first time I found out that I'm related to John Hart, the signer of the Declaration of Independence."
Then there was another coincidence. "I'm in my senior year, a history and political science major, and I'm being pressured to do a history project but don't have a subject," says Hart.
Then, during a meeting with his great uncle, Hart says he "pulls out a genealogy that he did when he was a student at Rutgers in the 1940s. He did the genealogy to the present day. He then lands the bombshell. Uncle Landrick has two daughters and he is looking for someone to carry on the Hart name, and he entrusts me with the family genealogy."
Hart, who is actually a direct descendant of John Hart's brother, says he used his family's history for his history thesis, received with honors, and found a personal calling. "I've been working on this for 40 years. And every step of the way I feel I've been guided."
And while he says the momentum of the project seems to be leading him, he was also guided by another: his mother, Mary Hart, nee Morabito. "I was born in Trenton, 1954," says Hart. "I went to Incarnation (grammar school), Notre Dame High School, and graduated from Rider," where in addition to the B.A. he received a master's in public administration.
"My mother worked at Westinghouse in Trenton. She did factory work. She worked hard all her life and sacrificed for her three kids and made sure we got an education. We were her cause.
"I am grateful to be surrounded by strong women, my mother, my wife (who is deceased), my sister who still feeds me and cooks like my mother, and my daughter, Michelle, she's a writer. She lives in New York City and just got a job with Oprah's 'O' magazine. She's written for the Ewing Observer. I've got terrific women who have been supporting me all my life."
About himself, he says, "I worked at New Jersey Manufactures for 40 years. I started as a file clerk, became assistant vice president, mailroom to boardroom. I retired in 2013 because I could and wanted to pursue these endeavors. The creative side of me wouldn't rest."
That creative side includes writing songs, screenplays, and fiction. "I always enjoyed expressing myself in written form. In the early days it was writing poems." Songwriting followed in 1981 when he met area musician Frank Pinto. Then in 1985 he met Trenton writer John Calu with whom he co-authored the books "Adventures Along the Jersey Shore" and "Trenton," called a "regional best seller" by its publisher, Plexus Publishing.
Linking that historic fiction novel with the film, Hart says, "The first part (of the novel) is based on John Hart, but then it fast forwards to Trenton and introduces a mystery that is resolved in contemporary Trenton. A lot of people liked the first part. People came up to me to say I should expand that part in to a full book. But I didn't want to rewrite a book and wanted to put it into in a medium that would reach a lot more people."
The result is the 90-minute high definition video documentary using narration spoken over historic reenactment and archival images.
"I have three objectives," says Hart. "First, I wanted to pay homage to this vital and underappreciated patriot. I want to put him in the context of his times, with his illustrious contemporaries: Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and George Washington.
"Second was to make the story factual and authentic. I wanted to make it as our budget could allow. Hearsay or oral traditions were left out.
"And third, I wanted it to be a homegrown Trenton product. We used places, people, and events of the greater Trenton area. We filmed at the Old Barracks, Trent House, Benjamin Temple house (in Ewing), and Princeton." The Trenton Historical Society is sponsoring the premiere.
Hart is the producer, writer, and director of the self-financed documentary. Calu is the associate producer. Cinematography and editing was provided by Kirk Jarvis and the Tuckerton, New Jersey-based Jarvis Video Productions. The company has done promotional work for commercial businesses and nonprofits, ranging from Toyota to the Wheaton Arts. Frank Pinto created the music.
Other individuals and groups were involved in the film: Princeton-based actor and disc jockey Tim Anderson plays John Hart and narrates, Old Barracks Museum docent Gloria (Nikki) Bell plays Deborah Hart, Actors' Net Theater in Morrisville's Joe Doyle appears as John Adams, Hamilton-based community activist and Patriots Week volunteer Jim Carlucci is Benjamin Franklin, retired Trenton Central High School history teacher Sam Davis plays George Washington, and Lawrence actor James Cordingley plays Samuel Tucker, Hart's friend and political rival. Theater To Go playwright Mark Viola contributed to the script.
Other roles are performed by Old Barracks re-enactors Algernon Ward, Fred Minus, James Bevan, and David Niescior, and Ewing Historical Society members Judy and James People and Carol Hill. Old Barracks executive director Richard Patterson and noted state historian Larry Kidder provide additional narrative — and have vetted the script and supported the project.
"It really came together once I talked to Richard Patterson," says Hart. "He gave me carte blanche to use the Old Barracks, put me in touch with the network of re-enactors, and agreed to be on the camera."
Looking back over the two years needed to create the work, Hart feels he has been true to his goals. "I think we really did justice to the realism of the time and making it a Trenton project. There's nothing outside the Greater Trenton area."
Thinking about his ancestor, the producer says John Hart probably wouldn't stop to tell his own story, "but he would probably be grateful to have his story told."
John Hart: Portrait of a Patriot, New Jersey State Museum, 205 West State Street. Thursday, December 28, 7 p.m. Visit johnhartpatriot.com/HART/John_Hart.html
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