BODYATTACK 64 is the hero release!
It's all about finding the hero within - to be the very best you can be to improve your own fitness goals. It's bursting with innovations and great music to help you achieve your own superhero potential!
Mike Stone's cover of Bridge Over Troubled Water has you singing along and having fun from the beginning. Track 2 is all about different directions and has a new combo - the gallop & u-step curl. Your mission in track 3 is to have a great time with more energy! There are plenty of options and the song Do You Wanna Funk? provides a little funky fun. It's time to reach your Superman potential in track 4 with the superhero hop curl in the knee hops. This is your first peak so use maximum effort and maximum power while pulling your best hero pose. There's a new move - side step & jump. There's a new move in track 5 too - the crab crawl. This is a great way to improve core stability and shoulder strength so that you can do BODYATTACK forever! Katy Perry's Hot n Cold provides the inspiration you need to get through those 24 pushups in a row to finish the track! Get ready to fire out of the starting block in track 6 before the room is split in track 7 for some bootcamp-inspired training. Each team has a different exercise at the same time - the rules are to work at your own pace and intensity. Track 8 is all about interval training before track 9 - the dramatic peak of the second cardio fitness block. Here you become a fitness hero to the motivating song I Need A Hero. The pain doesn't let up in track 10 but remember - it's got to hurt to work!You use strength to define your legs with the triangle, before shaping and defining your abdomen to Rihanna's Disturbia which is the super-villain in this release.


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Q: Android - Using the same keystore for debug and release The recommendation in the docs is to use a different keystore for debug and release. I am wondering why is this recommended? What do we gain by having such different environments between Debug/Release?
I am not really sure that having two different APKs is a good idea. I want the debug environment to be as close as possible to the release.

A: So you don't need to give your release private key and password to every developer in your company so they can sign debug builds.

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Almighty God, our sovereign Lord, who didst inspire the Centurion at Calvary to glorify thy Son; strengthen us in our faith that we might follow his example to glorify thee as faithful members of the Church Militant, through the same Jesus Christ our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with thee and the Holy Ghost, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
He is one of the three Centurions of the New Testament we salute, and he confessed Jesus as the Son of God - a Righteous Man. Tradition says later he was a deacon of the church, preached the Gospel, and was martyred.
John 19:32 The soldiers therefore came, and brake the legs of the first, and of the other that was crucified with him: but when they came to Jesus, and saw that he was dead already, they brake not his legs: howbeit one of the soldiers with a spear pierced his side, and straightway there came out blood and water. And he that hath seen hath borne witness, and his witness is true: and he knoweth that he saith true, that ye also may believe. For these things came to pass, that the scripture might be fulfilled, A bone of him shall not be broken. And again another scripture saith, They shall look on him whom they pierced.
Mark 15:39 And when the centurion, who stood by over against him, saw that he so gave up the ghost, he said, Truly this man was the Son of God....And Pilate marvelled if he were already dead: and calling unto him the centurion, he asked him whether he had been any while dead. And when he learned it of the centurion, he granted the corpse to Joseph.


The first time you are convicted of a DUI, it is considered to be a Class 1 Misdemeanor, indicating that the offense will be permanently reflected on your criminal record. The fines involved with these charges range from $250 to $2,500 and can include up to a one-year license suspension. However, if your blood alcohol level was at 0.15% or higher at the time of your arrest, you may also be facing jail time, and other additional penalties. If you have been arrested for a DUI for the first time, hiring the right lawyer can make all the difference. Attorney Gregory Phillips in Salem, VA, can help you get your charges reduced – especially if it is your first DUI. Contact us today to find out more!
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Senate Democrats Reach Tentative Agreement on Health-Overhaul
Tuesday night Senate Democrat leaders reached tentative agreement to abandon the government-run insurance plan in their health-overhaul bill and to expand Medicare coverage to some people ages 55 to 64. That decision clears the most significant hurdle so far in getting a bill that can pass Congress.
Liberals dropped the public insurance plan that was a central plank of the Democrats' health bill in favor of a more limited alternative, following intense pressure from a small group of Democrats who had insisted for months that it was a deal-breaker. While disputes over abortion coverage and other issues remain, Democrats appeared a whisker away from having enough votes to overcome Republican opposition and pass a sweeping health overhaul in the Senate.
The Senate bill -- including the lack of a public plan -- is likely to form the core of any final legislation, though it will have to be reconciled with a health bill passed by the House last month.
The agreement capped several days of high-stakes negotiations by a group of 10 Democratic senators -- five moderates and five liberals. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.) had advanced a bill that would have had the government directly operate a health-insurance plan, while giving states the right to opt out, The Wall Street Journal reports.
In the meantime, a leading liberal — former Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean — and a much-courted moderate — Connecticut independent Sen. Joe Lieberman — both signaled they might be able to live with a compromise to offer private insurance plans under the auspices of the federal employee health program, while also allowing middle-aged people to buy into Medicare.
"I am encourged by the progress toward a consensus," Lieberman said in a statement issued by his office, which also underscored his opposition to a new government insurance plan that would compete with private carriers.
Dean, meanwhile, said the Medicare option for people age 55 to 64 was "a positive step forward." A physician, former presidential candidate and one-time Vermont governor, Dean has been one of the most vocal supporters of the idea that the government should get into the health insurance market.
"Using Medicare makes more sense than reinventing more bureaucracy," said Dean, appearing on CBS' "The Early Show, The Associated Press reports.
It was also reported, the House of Representatives passed its own version of a healthcare overhaul last month that includes a government-run insurance option. The Senate and House bills must be reconciled and passed again before they are sent to Obama to sign.
If the Senate substitutes the non-profit plan, it will create particularly thorny negotiations. Some House liberals have already said they are unhappy with the compromises taking place in the Senate.
The House bill also includes stricter language forbidding the use of federal funds for abortion than the Senate bill. The Senate rejected the stricter language on Tuesday, Reuters reports.

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This dash cam video captures two motorcycles lane-splitting in stop-and-go traffic, resulting in one bike hitting the back of a Volkswagen after the other bike hit the first rider.
Not all riders are this inconsiderate though. Check it out, and tell us what you think. Leave a comment below, or send us a tweet to @PowerBlockTV.


I love everything about this interview and I can not wait to see what happens.
Neyah and Brandywine are awesome, and LTO has been great so far. We wish the two of you all the best and thank you for revitalizing two of the iconic commercial spaces in Chestertown. Can't wait to see what 2019 brings ……….


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Fiat bets on electric '500' as it moves on from Renault
International / 12 July 2019, 8:30pm / Giulio Piovaccari
Fiat Chrysler plans to invest 700 million euros ($788 million) in an electric makeover of its iconic Fiat 500. Photo: File
INTERNATIONAL – Fiat Chrysler plans to invest 700 million euros ($788 million) in an electric makeover of its iconic Fiat 500, a top executive said on Thursday, as the automaker seeks to move on from its failed bid to merge with France's Renault.
FCA's chief operating officer for Europe, Middle East and Africa, Pietro Gorlier, announced the investment - the Italian-American company's biggest single bet on an electric vehicle - at its Mirafiori plan in Turin, northern Italy.
"The plan is confirmed," Gorlier told reporters, when asked if FCA's investment in electric vehicle technology would remain unchanged after its $35 billion plan to merge with Renault, an electric car pioneer, collapsed last month.
He said FCA would invest the 700 million euros to build a new production line at Mirafiori to turn out 80,000 of the new 500 BEV, its first battery electric vehicle to be marketed in Europe after a smaller, initial foray in the United States.
Production will start in the second quarter of 2020, with capacity to be expanded later, Gorlier said.
The 500 compact car is one of the group's most famous models, launched by then Fiat in the late 1950s and quickly becoming a symbol of Italian urban design.
The 700 million euros investment is part of a plan announced last year to invest 5 billion euros in Italy up to 2021.
In abandoning its merger offer for Renault, FCA blamed French politics for scuttling what would have been a landmark deal to create the world's third-biggest automaker.
Blame game erupts in wake of Fiat-Renault merger talks collapse
Fiat still on the lookout for merger partner. Could it be Hyundai?
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As those of us who have used them know, Fujitsu's ScanSnap line of desktop scanners are great. They're my go-to recommendation for all of our IT clients. Lawyers love them.
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The Erratics
Vicki Laveau-Harvie
Paperback published 2018-05-21 by Finch Publishing
Publisher: Finch Publishing
Published: 21 May, 2018
Editions: 1 other edition of this product
Paperback published May 2018
The family secrets are only just beginning to unravel... When her elderly mother is hospitalised after an accident, Vicki is summoned to her parents' isolated and run-down ranch home in Alberta, Canada, to care for her father. She has been estranged from her parents for many years (the reasons for which become quickly clear) and is horrified by what she discovers on her arrival.For years her mother has suffered from an undiagnosed mental illness but carefully hidden her delusions and unpredictable behaviour behind a carefully guarded mask, and has successfully isolated herself and her husband from all their friends. But once in hospital her mask begins to crack and her actions leave everyone baffled and confused ... and eventually scared for their lives.Meanwhile Vicki's father, who has been systematically starved and harruanged for years, and kept virtually a prisoner in his own home, begins to realise what has happened to him and embarks upon plans of his own to combat his wife.The ensuing power play between the two takes a dramatic turn and leaves Vicki stuck in the middle of a bizzare and ludicrously strange family dilemma. All this makes for an intensly gripping, yet black-humoured family drama which will leave you on the edge of your seat.


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Chernobyl photography
By Tom |
This showcase features the Chernobyl photography of Philip Cornish. Phillip is a photojournalist from London, England, who has travelled to remote parts of the world in order to photographically document these areas and stories. Chernobyl is part of the Ukraine, and famously suffered a nuclear disaster in 1986. It has been left pretty much untouched ever since.
Phil visited the area in 2011, and told Photophique about his experience:
Chernobyl is not like many places that I have had the opportunity to visit globally, starting with the isolating journey to the abandoned city of Pripyat, 90 minutes outside Kiev. Before the catastrophic nuclear accident in April 1986, around 49,000 people lived in Chernobyl but now the town is completely deserted.
Being my first photography-based international trip, I wanted to put together a strong set of photos to reflect the eeriness and emotional atmosphere of the site. From the empty fairground (that was supposed to open 2 days after the date of the disaster) to the dropped teddy bear in the school yard Chernobyl was a fascinating experience. I am pleased that the photos I came away with resonate with grief and history with even inanimate objects and settings telling their own strong stories.
I would have liked to stay there longer but when I visited in 2011 the authorities were very restrictive of the amount of time people are allowed to spend in the area: whether for health or political reasons I'm not sure. I've since heard that all tours and visits have become totally prohibited.
You can see more of Phil's work via philipcornish.com
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Tom Eversley is a designer and photographer from Kent, England, and a contributor to Getty Images. You can connect with Tom via Flickr.
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Q: Build a vector with step c++ Is it possible to create a vector from a value to another one with a fixed step without using a loop in c++?
For example, I want to build a vector from 1 to 10 with step 0.5. In MATLAB I can do this as follow:
vector = [1:0.5:10];

Is there something similar in c++?

A: With the help of std::generate_n you can
std::vector<double> v;
const int size = 10 * 2 - 1;
v.reserve(size);
std::generate_n(std::back_inserter(v), size, []() { static double d = 0.5; return d += 0.5; });

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A: You need a loop somewhere. Matlab is simply hiding the loop from you. If this is something you do often, just create a function to make it easier to use:
#include <vector>

auto make_vector(double beg, double step, double end)
{
    std::vector<double> vec;
    vec.reserve((end - beg) / step + 1);
    while (beg <= end) {
        vec.push_back(beg);
        beg += step;
    }
    return vec;
}

int main() {
    auto vec = make_vector(1, 0.5, 10);
}

A: It's not possible without a loop, but you can hide the loop by using e.g, std::generate or std::generate_n:
constexpr size_t SIZE = (10 - 1) * 2;
std::vector<double> data(SIZE);

double new_value = 1.0;
std::generate(begin(data), end(data) [&new_value]()
{
    double current_value = new_value;
    new_value += 0.5;
    return current_value;
});

Of course, this is quite a lot to write, and an explicit loop would probably be better:
std::vector<double> data;
for (double i = 1.0; i <= 10; i += 0.5)
    data.push_back(i);

If the stepping is "one" (e.g. 1 or 1.0) then you could use std::iota instead:
std::vector<double> data(10);
std::iota(begin(data), end(data), 1.0);  // Initializes the vector with values from 1.0 to 10.0

A: No, there is no such things in C++. You will have to create a loop and populate your vector, so something like:
std::vector<double> v;
v.reserve(19);
for(size_t i = 2; i < 21; ++i)
{
    v.push_back(i / 2.);
}

I'm using here an integer loop instead of a double loop with .5 increments to make sure about the number of elements I get and minimize numerical rounding errors (.5 is fine, but not 1/3 for instance).

A: If you need to do a lot of this, you can easily write your own function that can work with any container (that supports reserve and is fill-able by std::generate):
template <typename TContainer>
TContainer fill(typename TContainer::value_type start,
                typename TContainer::value_type step,
                typename TContainer::value_type end) {
    size_t size = static_cast<size_t>((end - start)/step + 1);
    TContainer output(size);
    std::generate(std::begin(output), std::end(output),
        [&start, step]() {
            return std::exchange(start, start + step);
        }
    );
    return output;
}

Then you can use it as follows:
auto vec = fill<std::vector<int>>(0, 2, 10);
auto list = fill<std::list<float>>(1, 0.3, 5);

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And you will get:
vec: 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10
list: 1, 1.3, 1.6, 1.9, 2.2, 2.5, 2.8, 3.1, 3.4, 3.7, 4, 4.3, 4.6, 4.9

A: A simple solution using Ranges-v3 library:
#include <range/v3/all.hpp>

auto make_vector(double min, double step, double max) {
    const auto size = static_cast<std::size_t>((max - min) / step);
    return ranges::views::iota(std::size_t{0}, size + 1) |
           ranges::views::transform([min, step](auto i) { return min + step * i; }) |
           ranges::to<std::vector>();
}

int main() {
    auto vec = make_vector(1, .5, 5);
    for (auto x : vec)
        std::cout << x << ' ';

    // Output: 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5
}

Ranges will be a part of C++20.


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FF2 Media
female artists + female audience
Films by Women
Bechdel-Wallace Test Approved
Julia Solomonoft's 'Nobody's Watching' presents the immigrant experience
by Lesley Coffin
As our culture continues the debate surrounding cultural identity, immigration and diversity, Julia Solomonoft's new film Nobody's Watching (aka Nadie nos mira) comes at a perfect time. The film tells the story of Nico (Guillermo Pfening, best actor at this year's Tribeca Film Festival), a famous actor who's just moved to New York City and finds his fame doesn't translate. Trying to pursue his own version of the American dream, he finds his inability to book jobs has forced him into work he feels is beneath him, including a nanny position in Chelsea he has an affinity for. Solomonoft's screenplay and direction address these timely issues with complexity, all while maintaining focus her protagonist's experiences.
Lesley Coffin: When you wrote the film and developed the character of Nico, what made you decide to focus on a male protagonist?
Julia Solomonoft: That's a good question because I've never focused on a man before in one of my films. And I was curious how it would be different to write from that point of view. But there were several reasons I didn't want it to be a female protagonist. One was, there's a lot of this character that felt a little too close to home, so having a man allowed me to have a little distance. It allowed me to be more critically, have more fun, and even expose a bit more of myself. Also, once I decided he would be working as a nanny, it became a more specific kind of New York story, made me think of a kind of Chelsea setting.
It's a new thing to have a guy taking care of a baby, and to find a talent for it. And if I'd put a woman in that role, it would be more common but also immediately makes people think that is a bond about maternity. It adds a whole other layer when you put a baby with a woman, you think of motherhood. But when you put a man with a baby, you see the tenderness that usually isn't as exposed. And I love the bond that he has with the baby, because of what it shows about his sense of loneliness in the city and emotional needs of this character. And I've seen the story about a woman involved with a married man a lot and was more interested in the story of a man in love with an unavailable woman.
Lesley Coffin: The minute you have a woman in love with a married man and she's labeled by the audience as a mistress, the audience brings a different set of expectations.
Julia Solomonoft: Exactly, and that's what I wanted to avoid. I'm always looking for new opportunities to see something different. I thought it would be more interesting to see a man in that position.
Lesley Coffin: And because it's a man you have an opportunity to explore ideas of appearance in a different way. He's told that he doesn't look "Latino enough" because he isn't a stereotypical version of the dark, Latin lover.
Julia Solomonoft: I'm a Caucasian Latino. And I've lived through that experience of not fitting in a lot. I'm a mix of Russian, German, Spanish, and Italian, and I'm Argentine. And there probably are more Europeans in Argentina than in Mexico. But sometimes I see the definition of who is Latino as very limited and defined by skin color. And I believe it's even more challenging for actors. Actors are trapped by their faces and language, and they can be typecast by that. And I've seen a lot of friends try but struggle because they don't look right for what other people think a Latino should look like. But now that Hollywood has more variety than even ten years ago, those expectations are changing as well. We've moved passed the definition of what is Latino and can now focus on the diversity of Latinos. But it's also important to remember that identity isn't just racial, there are many components and we too often allow the visuals to take over the discussion of identity. My identity share things with women, Latinos, immigrants, urban New Yorkers, but we often use color as a shortcut, which can be damaging.
Lesley Coffin: But you also have the issue that the group you see yourself as part of may not see you as one of them. So he sees himself as a Latino, but others don't and vice versa.
Julia Solomonoft: Absolutely, that's what the film is all about. How we see ourselves but also the way others see us has an impact on how you see yourself. How does it change someone so they can fit in? My protagonist has more impunity because he doesn't look like the stereotypical Latino. People don't expect a good-looking, white male who looks middle-class and is good looking to shoplift, so he can get away with it. He's using the prejudice in his favor, putting on an act. He's projecting a sense of desirability to the public, but he has to do that as an actor.
Lesley Coffin: It was interesting that you choose to make the film about an actor because there's Hollywood which is this global export, and then there's independent national cinema. Why did you choose to tell the story of an actor coming to New York to work in smaller, American independents, rather than pursuing the Hollywood dream?
Julia Solomonoft: Probably because that's the world I know. I never lived in LA, I know a lot of actors struggling in LA but their experiences seem so different from the actors coming to New York. Most of them are coming to New York to further their studies, but really want to work in New York. And they find themselves crippled by the realities of the profession. I'm all for creators and actors changing their plays and films to include new voices. I'm not against people coming to the city to grow as an actor. But they also need to understand where their strengths are. It's an actor's job to work with language, so they aren't comfortable working in a language or an accent, they need to change and learn or move somewhere that it won't be an issue. I think there are too many actors who are blind to that reality.
I was a bit apprehensive about making a film about an actor because I didn't want the film to be about the business. I love Tootsie, but I didn't want to make Tootsie. There's one audition seen in the film because I needed to make it clear why he's not making it. I also felt that he's an actor in his everyday life. He's constantly performing. He pretends to be at a party when he's actually working as a waiter. He pretends to be successful when he's failing. He acts as someone reliable when he really isn't that type of person. He's a great actor in New York, but no one's noticing. An actor and musician at a screening got up and said something I found so moving. A musician can practice every single day. A dancer can polish their craft every day. An actor needs a fellow actor or director to work on their craft. So he's practicing his craft in his real life, but he's not getting the gaze that comes from acting for an audience or a director or fellow actors. He's constantly trying to get attention, in a city that doesn't pay much attention.
Lesley Coffin: I live in New York and remember hearing that even though the city is crowded, it can feel so lonely when you first move there because no one notices a person lost or struggling. And his experiences are just magnified because he came to New York from another country and can't ask for help because he's undocumented and trying to pretend he's succeeding.
Julia Solomonoft: I think the loneliness is something we all experience, but going through that forces you to confront who you are. I didn't want this to be a grim picture of New York because it's so interesting to me that you can be so sad in places which really are so beautiful. That contrast of living in New York can be so poetic.
Lesley Coffin: You are presenting the immigrant experience in this film, and I'm sure there are similarities around the world. But in America the topic is so heated right now, what has it been like to show the film to audiences both in the US and around the world?
Julia Solomonoft: I think there is a common experience of immigration, but I think it pertains to the cities, rather than the countries. It's easier for people to move from one city to another than for people to move from the country to the cities, even within the same culture. New York is such a photogenic city but is also such an aspirational city to people around the world. And when I've shown the film, people really appreciate that it isn't this picture perfect version but realistic image of New York City.
The film opened in Argentina and people seemed very emotional and felt very exposed seeing what this character was doing. Probably because of how closely they could identify as immigrants. It was more uncomfortable for people watching the film in Argentina than in the States, who think it's a little funnier. But I'm just starting to screen the film in Europe, so I'll be very curious to see how the film plays. A good number of my crew were immigrants and foreigners in New York. And a lot of people were from Spain, and we were making it when the Spanish crisis was happening and the country went through a big migration due to unemployment, and the film ended up directly relating to the experiences of the new Spanish immigrant.
© Lesley Coffin (8/27/17) FF2 Media
Featured Photo: Featured Photo: Guillermo Pfening in Nadie nos mira (2017)
Photos: Guillermo Pfening, Paola Baldion, Mayte Montero, Lisandra Payan, and Danielle Silva Dos Santos in Nadie nos mira
Photo Credit: © John Harris
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Humans of Safe Care, Saving Lives
Governance, Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health
This is the ninth in a series of profiles of the dedicated individuals behind the Safe Care, Saving Lives project. Safe Care, Saving Lives is a quality improvement project to improve neonatal care in the Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
CEO and Chief Pediatrician,
Venkata Padma Hospital,
Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh
"Pediatrics has always been a passion for me, not a subject or a specialization. I came from humble beginnings, the son of a sanitary inspector in the municipal corporation. My mother was a homemaker. I was brought up alongside two brothers and a sister. I was the eldest, born in Gosha Hospital when my mother was just fifteen years old. I was always good at studies. I remember being promoted from the third to the sixth grade directly in Ankapally, where I studied.
My father always wanted a better life for me, so he pushed me toward science and wanted me to become a physician. I feel immensely blessed to have trained under my guru, Pampana Venkateshwara Rao, who showed me the way to enjoy studies and achieve any goals that I set for myself.
The happiest moment of my life was in 1988, when I won the gold medal in pediatrics, which had not been given to any student at Andhra University in the past thirteen years. In eighteen years of practice, I have faced many challenges. I have always believed that the solution to any problem lies within the problem itself.
Venkata Padma Hospital is a labor of my love, in many ways. I have grown it from a single bed clinic to a 130 bed specialty hospital. I remain immensely grateful to the community for their support.
We are all here for a reason, and I believe my reason is to save lives!"
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Terrorism and the Uncanny; or, The Caves of Tora-Bora
D.G Punter
Uncanny Modernity: Cultural Theories, Modern Anxieties
J Collins, J Jervis
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Punter, D. G. (2008). Terrorism and the Uncanny; or, The Caves of Tora-Bora. In J. Collins, & J. Jervis (Eds.), Uncanny Modernity: Cultural Theories, Modern Anxieties (pp. 201-216). Palgrave Macmillan. http://www.palgrave.com/products/title.aspx?pid=278597
Punter, D.G. / Terrorism and the Uncanny; or, The Caves of Tora-Bora. Uncanny Modernity: Cultural Theories, Modern Anxieties. editor / J Collins ; J Jervis. Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. pp. 201-216
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Want To Keep Case a Secret | AICHI Criminal Cases Law Firm
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~Social Sanction~
When one has committed a crime, he/she may be not only imposed a penalty according to the criminal proceedings but also face undreamed of sanction such as that it becomes difficult for the person concerned to return to work or he/she receives social bashing as exposed the crime.
Once one got detained due to arrest or detention, he/she will be cut off from outside. Soon after arrest, the suspect is not able to contact with office or school by him/herself. Term of physical restraint due to arrest and detention will continue for up to 23 days until prosecuted. After prosecution, the accused may not get out of the detention facilities for another 2 months if request for bail is not accepted. An interview with outside persons may be permitted only within a time limit. While it is possible to contact with office or school through the family, at worst there is a possibility of punitive dismissal or withdrawal from a school if unexpected absence without permission continues for a long time.
It is desirable to avoid being fired from work or kicked out of school as much as possible while these disposals depend on the employment or school regulations. That would be the major preoccupation for the one who got arrested or detained. Therefore, the one thing that's more important than anything else is to release a person in costody or under detention as early as possible.
AICHI Criminal Cases Law Firm takes defence activites to release at the early stage and be committed to return to daily life as early as possible.
~Specific Defense Activities Not for Work Place or School To Know About Case~
When one has committed a crime, in most cases the out-of-contact with office or school because of physical restraint due to arrest or detention causes them to get known about the case. Then, a lawyer personally negotiates with the investigative authority requesting for early calming of the case andurges it to release the suspect or accused.
Moreover, in cases where there is the victim, it is difficult to free the suspect or accused early without out-of-court settlement with the victim.
News report by media usually get information from the investigative authority. Thus, a lawyer carefully explains the demerits suffered by report and publication of the case and works on to the police officers or public prosecutors not to report or make public the case. In add, when it is impossible to avoid reporting, a lawyer pays attention to the content of the media report: whether it is excessive or incorrect without any grounds, and asks the media to correct or remove the content.
If Office or School Got Known About Case
If office or school got known about the case, it seems that one would worry about whether he/she can return to office or school. Especially when one got arrested or detained with a case that he/she knows nothing about, it is too terrible that the person cannot help but leave office or school because he/she contested the case and could not get out of a detention cell for a long time. Even though it is true that one has committed a crime, in proportion to the treatment in accordance with the criminal proceedings undue disposition may be imposed. For example, regardless of having gotten non-prosecution, one may be dismissed because the office did not understand it.
To prevent such situation from occurring, a lawyer, on behalf of the person him/herself or the family, gives an appropriate explanation about the case to the office or school, and persuades them not to take unduly heavy measures.
While a disposition depends on the employment or school regulations, the office or school cannot easily dismiss someone from office or school. A lawyer supports for those who are/were detained to return to office or school smoothly by expressing an opinion from legal point of view.
AICHI Criminal Cases Law Firm provides with the first consultation with a lawyer at no charge. If you worry about a case, please consult with us.
Lawyers who specialize in criminal and juvenile cases personally provide for "free consultation" and give appropriate and effective advice to avoid a public revelation as much as possible.
In cases where the suspect got arrested, we also provide with "the first interview service" that our lawyers go where the suspect is, the earliest on the same day.
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Deirdre Dyson: Luxury Carpet Designer
Some people go through life making a lot of noise without much substance, but not Deirdre Dyson. The founder and creative force behind Deirdre Dyson Carpets has, for nearly twenty years, been quietly creating a business of great substance, with a loyal following who appreciate the value and superlative design. Yet she has made little noise for her achievements in the mainstream design world. There is not a diffusion line, a range of crockery, curtains or cushions. Just a company who really understands how to create a statement under your feet.
Deirdre Dyson creates carpets which are really like 'walking on art'; breath-taking gorgeous and capable of adding style, craftsmanship and originality to a home, office or hotel.
Traditionally, carpets were hung on walls as objects of art. Deirdre's designs are essentially made for the floor, but are so beautiful and full of colour that they could be hung to be admired at eye level. By investing in a Deirdre Dyson carpet, you are travelling back in time to appreciate an ancient and complicated technique which has been created by craftsmen and craftswomen whose work is part of the life and culture of Nepal, far removed from the mass produced, dull and often boringly beige carpets of the West.
Deirdre fought much opposition to get into art college and started her career as a graphic designer and painter, then painting in oils. There have been solo shows in major galleries in Mayfair and New York with collectors appreciating her fine and structured work. It was a chance meeting whilst shopping for a carpet on the Kings Road, London which led Deirdre to branch out into carpet design. Knowing Deirdre's artist talents, shop owner Richard Ringrose suggested that she design a carpet collection. The huge learning curve of understanding and appreciating the techniques of hand knotting and hand tufting took Deirdre to the expert carpet makers of Nepal where carpets are made on looms using techniques which turn designs into reality.
Hand-knotted carpets are the couture end of this fascinating market. With over 2,000 colours to choose from, the carpets are created by men and women in Nepal, working together to conceive Deirdre's design in silk and wool. The company is certified by Good Weave, the charity which aims to stop child labour in the carpet industry. There is a financial donation to the community included in every hand-knotted carpet sold, so not only do you have something beautiful, but you are also helping to support a country which appreciates every penny you give to them.
Deirdre's designs are versatile and can be made in any size and shape with various combinations of hand knotted wool and silk. This makes a carpet come alive and dance with texture before your eyes. For very large carpets, the company also recommends tufted, which is not only made in the UK but also has a faster turn around, making this option both hardwearing and economical.
Whether you are an architect, interior designer or a private client, your journey in creating your own carpet starts with a visit to the Deirdre Dyson Galley at 554 Kings Road London, a rapidly growing area full of interesting interior design shops. This nineteenth century, three-story building has been transformed inside and out into a light-filled gallery using glass brick walls, a burnished steel staircase by New York based metalworker William Nitzburg, and a host of natural materials. Architect Timothy Hatton fulfilled the brief brilliantly, by visualising a space which allows the building to be used as a gallery to display the carpets as works of art.
A visit to the gallery to marvel at the use of space and dream of owning a Deirdre Dyson carpet is pure inspiration in itself. The carpets hang on specially created frames or on the walls, filling you with inspiration to select or commission a rug in your own special colours. Deirdre's charming and courteous team are always pleased to share their knowledge of this fascinating business.
Visiting the gallery is a must, but of equal importance is buying the book 'Walking on Art', published by Thames and Hudson, which explores the path of designing a carpet through to manufacture and finally ending up on your floor. Further information on how the designs are made in Nepal can be seen on a film which is available on the website.
A Deirdre Dyson carpet is luxurious, oozes quality and is created to enhance wherever it is used. It is an heirloom to be cherished and admired but, most importantly, it is designed for your environment by a true artist.
Image of Deirdre courtesy Colin Peacock; All other images courtesy Deirdre Dyson Design.


Smithton, town, northwestern Tasmania, Australia, at the mouth of the Duck River on Duck Bay. It is a commercial centre for the northwest coastal region.
SmithtonSmithton, Tasmania, Australia. Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
The site was included in a grant made to the Van Diemen's Land Company in 1825. Settlement by Europeans began in earnest in the 1850s, and from 1907 Smithton was the centre of Circular Head municipality.
Located on the Bass Highway and a rail line to Launceston (110 miles [175 km] southeast), the town serves a productive dairy-, beef-, and vegetable-farming region. Its industries include dairying (butter and cheese), meat processing, vegetable processing, and sawmilling. Aquaculture and commercial fishing are other significant economic activities. Nearby points of interest include the Tarkine Wilderness, Australia's largest temperate rainforest. Pop. (2006) urban centre, 3,361; (2011) urban centre, 3,240.


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Останній дзвоник — традиційне свято школярів, які закінчують навчання. Останні дзвінки в школах проходять у кінці травня, коли навчання вже закінчилося, а випускні іспити ще не почалися. Останній дзвінок підводить риску, ставить крапку в багаторічному навчальному марафоні з усіма його уроками і змінами, контрольними роботами та домашніми завданнями.

Останній дзвінок — велике загальношкільне свято, яке адресоване випускникам, вчителям і батькам. Церемонія включає виступи гостей, директора, першої вчительки, батьків, вітання першокласників, напутнє слово учнів 11-х класів.

Традиції

Свято останнього дзвоника зазвичай проводиться в останню суботу травня. 2012 рік став винятком в Україні, навчання для школярів 9 та 11 класів завершилося майже на місяць раніше — 11 і 3 травня. Рано почалися і випускні іспити. Причиною того стало проведення Україною Євро-2012 (XIV Чемпіонату Європи з футболу).

Серед основних етапів свята загалом є:

 підсумки навчального року;

 нагородження учнів, які відзначились в навчанні, спорті, позакласній роботі, брали участь у творчих проектах тощо;

 вшанування вчителів;

 напутнє слово випускникам і сам дзвоник.

За традицією дівчата одягають шкільну форму, рідше — білу блузку з темною спідницею. Юнаки носять у цей день костюми. Тривалий час була поширена шкільна форма зразка радянського періоду з білим фартухом, останнім часом вона стала витіснятися формою більш сучасного зразка (наприклад, вишиванки). На відміну від випускного за традицією на останній дзвоник поверх одягу юнаки і дівчата пов'язують стрічки з написом «Випускник», а на костюми (для дівчат — на фартухи) іноді прикріплюються або невеликі дзвіночки, або значки у вигляді дзвіночків.

Під час святкування часто дзвонять у дзвіночок, це символічно зображує шкільний дзвінок, що позначає початок або закінчення уроків. При цьому зазвичай у дзвіночок дзвонить першокласниця, яку несе одинадцятикласник. Часто випускники виходять на вулицю і відпускають в небо повітряні кульки, а також виконують перший шкільний вальс.

Місце проведення свята оформлюється державною символікою.

Обов'язковим є виконання Державного Гімну України під час відкриття та закриття свята.

Див. також
 Випускний вечір
 Перший дзвоник

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Посилання
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