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Anton Yelchin Joins the Cast of Jodie Foster's The Beaver
by Ethan Anderton
This past summer was a big one for Anton Yelchin. First he brought us a few laughs as Russian Star Fleet officer Pavel Chekov in Star Trek, and then joined the resistance as Kyle Reese in Terminator Salvation. Variety reports that he'll be joining the cast of the indie dark comedy The Beaver. You might remember this project when it was at the top of the 2008 Black List, but more recently its made swift moves in casting Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster (who will also be directing the Kyle Killen script). With Yelchin being thrown into the mix as Gibson and Foster's character's son, my level of intrigue for this project just keeps growing.
This is a script that at one time had Steve Carell attached, and then after he dropped, Jim Carrey was circling the project. Both of these options made sense to me. So when Mel Gibson came out of the blue with Jodie Foster in the same sentence, everything I expected from this project was thrown into a whirlwind. While I'm most certainly interested, I can't help but be nervous. It's been a long time since Mel Gibson had a lead role, let alone a comedic one, and while Jodie Foster certainly has some talent behind the camera, she's only directed one comedy (1995's Home for the Holidays). Nonetheless I'm anxious to see how this strange collection of talent comes together to bring The Beaver to the big screen. What's your take?
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What's the movie about?
Luke on Sep 10, 2009
Luke, The Beaver is about a man who deals with his depression by giving a Beaver hand puppet a personality of its own and insists on walking around his everyday life with the puppet, treating it like a living thing. It's a dark comedy. Hope that's satisfactory for you!
Ethan Anderton on Sep 10, 2009
Thanks for the info! That sounds pretty good
smacks a bit of the puppet scene from "What About Bob?" ...if done well, it could be a real rip....interested to see a trailer sometime soon...
moldybread on Sep 10, 2009


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I wanted to drop a brief note in regard to Ian West, Liam Clarkson and Michelle. All three have been cooperative, professional, responsive and conscientious in their dealing with me on this contract. Ian and Liam had the challenge of 'grasping', what could have been a potentially problematic process of strengthening the circa 300-year-old barn, and in a controlled manner. They positively carried out the works, maintaining safety throughout and by and large in accordance with the agreed programme. The outcome inspected today is a credit to them and your company.
They have worked well with client and neighbouring property owner, managing the works through to today, with no criticism from third parties.
On what was an extremely difficult project, Taylor Pearson approached the works with obvious attention to detail and passion for the work. The carpentry works, both in terms of finished details and structural timber carpentry within the roof, which blends traditional repairs and repairs using steel, have been carried out expertly.
Everyone at Taylor Pearson were a pleasure to work with and soon into the project we realised we could trust them to have the best interests of the overall project and our needs in everything they undertook. The quality of the workmanship was outstanding.
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1. #GONE: Ireland is to expel one Russian diplomat from the country in response to the nerve agent attack in Salisbury.
2. #VOLUNTARY: The Road Safety Authority has said people who are applying for a driving licence will not need a PSC card after all.
3. #END OF THE ROAD: The Taoiseach announced his controversial Strategic Communications Unit will be wound down.
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Curious about the Next Generation Science Standards?
Stephen Pruitt, Vice President for Content Research and Development for Achieve, Inc. and a lead developer of the Next Generation Science Standards shares insights into these new outcomes at the NSTA conference in Indianapolis, Indiana (video link here). He emphasizes understanding over memorization (minute 16:25) and the importance of learning to think about the world (17:00).
At minute 17:33 he notes that these standards have to "coordinate" with the Common Core State Standards. That is, there is overlap between what is expected in CCSS and NGSS which leads to using time economically.
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The goal is to recoup loan funds intended for small business recovery that were awarded to large public companies
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said Tuesday that businesses that received more than $2 million in loans from the Paycheck Protection Program would be audited, in an attempt to rectify the many loans that were awarded to large, publicly traded companies.
"We have noted the large number of companies that have appropriately reevaluated their need for PPP loans and promptly repaid loan funds in response to [Small Business Administration] guidance reminding all borrowers of an important certification required to obtain a PPP loan," Mnuchin said in a statement. "To further ensure PPP loans are limited to eligible borrowers, the SBA has decided, in consultation with the Department of the Treasury, that it will review all loans in excess of $2 million, in addition to other loans as appropriate, following the lender's submission of the borrower's loan forgiveness application."
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Under the new framework, as stipulated in the revised version of the $484 billion stimulus package bill signed by President Trump into law last Friday, publicly traded businesses have until May 7 to either certify that the loan was necessary for continued operations, or return their PPP loans.
More than 100 publicly traded businesses initially received PPP loans during the first run of the program, which ran out of funding within just a few days, according to MarketWatch. If publicly traded companies do not willingly return their loans by May 7, they will allegedly be investigated by the Treasury Department and could be held "criminally liable," according to The New York Times.
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"I really fault the borrowers," Mnuchin said in an interview with CNBC. "It's the borrowers who have criminal liability if they made this certification and it's not true."
Several large and/or publicly traded restaurant companies that received loans have already committed to returning theirs, including Shake Shack ($10 million), Sweetgreen ($10 million), Ruth's Chris Hospitality ($20 million), Potbelly Corp. ($10 million), and Nathan's Famous ($1.2 million). Other chains like the privately run Brazilian steakhouse, Fogo de Chao ($20 million) have not yet publicly committed to returning their loans.
According to The New York Times, only 22 out of 100 companies that received $2 million have returned their loans so far. Returned monies will be recycled to make loans available for other businesses who need the funding.
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The molecular mechanisms underlying the proinflammatory actions of thiazolidinediones in human macrophages.
It is hypothesized that the antiinflammatory actions of peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors (PPARs) may explain the protective effect of these receptors in diabetes, atherosclerosis, cancer, and other inflammatory diseases. However, emerging evidence for proinflammatory activities of activated PPARs is concerning in light of new studies that associate PPAR modulators with an increased incidence of both cardiovascular events in humans and the sporadic formation of tumors in rodents. In an attempt to define the role of each PPAR subtype in inflammation, we made the unexpected observation that human PPARdelta is a positive regulator of inflammatory responses in both monocytes and macrophages. Notably, TNFalpha-stimulated cells administered PPARdelta agonists express and secrete elevated levels of inflammatory cytokines. Most surprising, however, was the finding that thiazolidinediones (TZDs) and other known PPARgamma ligands display different degrees of proinflammatory activities in a PPARgamma- and PPARalpha-independent manner via their ability to augment PPARdelta signaling. A series of mechanistic studies revealed that TZDs, at clinically relevant concentrations, bind and activate the transcriptional activity of PPARdelta. Collectively, these studies suggest that the observed proinflammatory and potentially deleterious effects of PPARgamma ligands may be mediated through an off-target effect on PPARdelta. These studies highlight the need for PPAR modulators with increased receptor subtype specificity. Furthermore, they suggest that differences in systemic exposure and consequently in the activation of PPARgamma and PPARdelta may explain why TZDs can exhibit both inflammatory and antiinflammatory activities in humans.
McDonnell, Donald Patrick
Hall, JM; McDonnell, DP
Molecular Endocrinology (Baltimore, Md.)
10.1210/me.2007-0060
Inflammation Mediators
Peroxisome Proliferator-Activated Receptors
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Birchwood Manor Antiques Show Luxury Objects In A Stately Venue
A standout was this kachina at Joy Starr Enterprises, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.
The elegance of the meticulously landscaped Georgian mansion on more than 20 parklike acres complete with bubbling fountains, gazebo and stone lions, immediately sets the tone for what would greet visitors inside at the Summer Antiques Show at Birchwood Manor that ran here July 27′8.
Staged in equally luxurious ballrooms with massive chandeliers overhead, the displays of antiques and fine art were equal to the task. Fine paintings, mostly Nineteenth⁔wentieth Century, competed for attention with attractive groupings of choice examples of silver, jewelry, pottery, smalls and the like.
On a sultry weekend, the show was a good place for buyers to seek refuge here from the rising mercury and buy well. "We had a good weekend at Birchwood. A nice crowd and good buying," said show manager Allison Kohler.
The show attracts a loyal following among dealers, many of whom have done the show for years. At this edition, at least two dealers, coincidentally both from Pennsylvania, who had not done the show in a long time came back and were pleased with their weekend sales.
Twentieth Century Design, Warren, Mass.
Tutto dal Mondo, Penn Valley, Penn., sold well across the board from jewelry to silver, including a lot of Victorian silver jewelry and an attractive Victorian bell. Dealer Sheila G. Parish said they had not done the show in 15 years and were pleased to be back. "I thought it was a very nice show, and a good crowd. I did nicely and move-in and move-out were very easy."
The Gilded Plate, Media, Penn, has not shown here since the 1990s, when the dealers did the winter edition. Dealer Karen Beeman said they were reinstating themselves into the show.
"What we found surprising was we sold some pretty important pieces of color cut-to-clear glass," she said. One piece was a green cut-to-clear compote and the other an amethyst cut-to-clear footed bowl. "They were priced nicely so it made the show."
Beeman also was gratified to see interest in American art studio glass. "We're very much into glass; we were glad to see this," she said. Highlights on display included a lovely Limoges lemonade set with pictures of sailing vessels instead of the typical floral patterns.
Among a booth filled with many wonderful pieces of jewelry at Joy Starr Enterprises, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., two kachinas immediately caught the eye. The larger of the two and older, circa 1950, was made of silver and turquoise with coral eyes and hung from tightly braided cord to be worn like a necklace. The other was similar, but made by a contemporary artist who continues the Hopi tradition of crafting these religious icons.
Branded Luxury International, Philadelphia
A nice complement to the artistic-type antiques that are predominant at Birchwood was the booth of Colophon Books, Layton, N.J., which featured books and various scientific/technical instruments. Standouts included a collection of watchmaker's truing calipers and hand vises, Swiss- and French-made from the Nineteenth Century; and a Chevalier, Paris, brass frame microscope mounted on a japanned iron base, circa 1840, that was offered with a vintage mahogany cabinet.
Also seen at the show was a lovely Nineteenth Century, Italian School landscape of Tivoli in the booth of Carlo Giovanelli Art Consulting, New York City; an oil on canvas by Frederick B. Williams (1871‱956) titled "Musical Interlude," in its original French-style frame at Jaffe & Thurston, Wawarsing, N.Y.; and at Artifacts, Palm City, Fla., a circa 1890s silver monkey eating an apple that was made during the peak of the Grand Tour when naturalistic themes in the arts were in favor.
JMK's next show is the Atlantic City Antiques Show October 13‱4. The Birchwood Manor show returns here January 5‶. For more information, www.jmkshows.com or 973-927-2794.


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Johan Cornelius Krieger (født 7. juli 1756 i København, død 9. juli 1824 sammesteds) var en dansk søofficer, bror til Johannes Krieger og far til Christian og Johan Wilhelm Cornelius Krieger.

Uddannelse
Han var søn af viceadmiral Johan Cornelius Krieger og bestemtes tidlig til søen. Allerede syv år gammel gjorde han sit første togt som volontør. Han blev kadet 1767, var samme år med fregatten Havfruen til Middelhavet. Han deltog som sådan i admiral Frederik Christian Kaas' uheldige togt til Algier 1770 om bord i linjeskibet Sophie Magdalene, kommanderet af hans fader.

Karriere

I fransk tjeneste
Det påfølgende år udnævntes han til sekondløjtnant, men forblev i Middelhavet indtil 1772. Efter nogle togter i eskadre og til Island avancerede Krieger 1776 til premierløjtnant; to år senere sendtes han tillige med syv andre officerer til Frankrig for der at gøre tjeneste på flåden og forblev der indtil 1781. I de mange blodige og højst lærerige søkampe, som i disse år udfægtedes i de vestindiske farvande mellem admiralerne d'Estaing, grev de Guichen og de Grasse på fransk side mod Graves, Hood og Rodney på engelsk side, tog Krieger virksom del; han udmærkede sig ved flere lejligheder, blev såret, dekoreret med Ordre pour le mérite militaire, fik tilbud om en årlig pension af den franske regering (som han dog afslog) og hjemsendtes endelig med en overordentlig rosende skrivelse fra hans chef, markis Joseph Bernard de Chabert. Kort forinden sin hjemrejse  forfremmedes han til kaptajnløjtnant. 1781-83 førte Krieger skib for det vestindiske handelsselskab; i slutningen af denne periode udnævntes han til generaladjudant hos kongen.

Fredsperioden
Under de over for Sverige spændte forhold 1784, 1788 og 1789 var han udkommanderet i de eskadrer, der opererede sammen med russiske eskadrer, en tid lang var han ansat til tjeneste som konsulent hos den russiske admiral. 1789 blev han kaptajn. 1791-98 gjorde Krieger tjeneste som ekvipagemester på Nyholm, men havde dog ved siden heraf adskillige udkommandoer. I efteråret 1798 gik han som chef for fregatten Najaden til Middelhavet for under Steen Andersen Billes overkommando at beskytte de danske handelsskibe dels mod røverstaterne, dels mod engelske visitationer. Fra dette hverv, der var lige så anstrengende, som det udfordrede både mod og takt, skilte han sig med fremragende dygtighed. 1800, da forholdet til England havde nået en betænkelig spændt karakter, hjemkaldtes samtlige i Middelhavet stationerede skibe, for hvilke Krieger da overtog kommandoen; i slutningen af april 1801 kom han i god behold med sin styrke til Norge. 1801-03 opholdt han sig i Norge som medlem af en defensionskommission og havde derefter indtil 1807 nogle kortvarige kommandoer i vore egne farvande. Kommandørkaptajn blev han 1800. 1802 udtrådte Krieger af Konstruktionskommissionen, i hvis møder han på grund af sine udkommandoer sjældent havde deltaget, men blev 1804 medlem af Regleringskommissionen og atter 1807–14 medlem af Konstruktionskommissionen.

Under Englandskrigene
Ved englændernes overfald på København 1807 skyndte man sig at give Krieger befalingen over den bevægelige sødefension; ved hans utrættelige aktivitet og mod lykkedes det også at forpurre den engelske flådes angreb fra søsiden, hvorimod han naturligvis ikke kunne forhindre fjendens bombardement af hovedstaden fra landbatterierne. 1808 fik han overkommandoen over kanonbådsforsvaret i Øresund og langs Sjællands østkyst; samme år forfremmedes han til kommandør. Den ham underlagte styrke, der i sommerens løb voksede til 33 rokanonfartøjer, benyttede han med udmærket duelighed; i juni erobrede han således en engelsk orlogsbrig samt en del svenske koffardiskibe, i oktober samme år fordrev han med sine både det blokerende engelske linjeskib Africa, der endogså på et hængende hår nær var blevet erobret. 1810 udvidedes hans kommandoområde til farvandet mellem Nakkehoved og Møn, og 1812 fik han desuden kommando over kanonbådene i Storebælt.

Krieger, der 1812 avancerede til kontreadmiral, vedblev under hele krigen til 1813 at lede dette kanonbådsforsvar og trådte herunder på slutningen i personligt forhold til Frederik VI, der lærte at skatte ham så meget, at han endogså i krigens sidste afsnit betroede ham at indlede forhandlinger om våbenstilstand med den engelske øverstkommanderende, admiral Hope (George Johnstone Hope eller William Johnstone Hope?). Dette forsøg mislykkedes dog for ham; senere var han med kongen i Fyn som øverstbefalende over søforsvaret, medens fredsforhandlingerne førtes i Kiel.

Efter krigen
I maj 1814 overtog Krieger det ansvarsfulde embede som Holmens overekvipagemester (chef), efter at admiral Kjerulff var gået af. Det viste sig snart, at hans administrative Evner vare lige så udmærkede som hans kriger- og sømandsanlæg. Med utrættelig iver arbejdede han efterhaanden den nye flåde frem, afskaffede mange misbrug, forbedrede de meniges forhold og gjorde sig af disse særdeles afholdt. Med sin faste karakter, sin takt og tjenstiver lykkedes det ham virkelig at fremkalde en ny og bedre ånd på orlogsværfterne, så at både over- og underordnede med Lyst og frejdighed gave sig i kast med den smukke opgave at genoprejse den faldne marine. 1821 havde han den sorg uventet at miste sin søn Hilmar Krieger i Vestindien; dette stød gav hans helbred et knæk, som aldrig forvandtes; han døde 9. juli 1824.

Krieger var 1808 blevet kammerherre, 1809 Kommandør af Dannebrogordenen, 1812 Dannebrogsmand og fik Storkorset 1815.

Ægteskaber
 Krieger blev gift 1. gang 7. juli 1787 i Holmens Kirke med Sophia Vilhelmine Caroline Bornemann (18. juni 1767 i København - 2. juni 1792 sammesteds), datter af generalauditør Vilhelm Bornemann (1731-1801) og Talche Storm (1738-1779).
 Han blev gift 2. gang 28. november 1794 i Holmens Kirke med Dorothea Sara Marie Meincke (8. oktober 1777 i København - 30. oktober 1809 sammesteds), datter af senere kommitteret i Rentekammeret, etatsråd Lorentz Angel Meincke (1750-1811) og Margrethe Amalie Bluhme (1757–1809).
 Han blev gift 3. gang 28. maj 1811 på Frederiksberg med Anna Cathrine Falbe (18. august 1770 i København - 2. februar 1843 sammesteds), datter af kammerråd, senere etatsråd, zahlkasserer Johan Christian Falbe (1740-1801) og Anna Catharina Hagerup de Gyldenpalm (1741-1815).

Han er begravet på Assistens Kirkegård.

Gengivelser
 Portrætmaleri af C.A. Lorentzen 1782
 Afbildet på stik signeret "Rmbg.", 1809, og på stik af Martin Engelbrecht, Frederik VI belønner Krieger
 Litografi af Carl Henckel efter tegning af Carl Plötz (Det Kongelige Bibliotek)
 Portrætmaleri af C.A. Jensen, formentlig fra 1830'erne efter ukendt forlæg; herefter litografi af Wilhelm Heuer (Det Kongelige Bibliotek)

Kilder

 Frederik Thaarup, Fædrenelandsk Nekrolog, 1821-26.
 Archiv for Søvæsen, XIII (1841).

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namespace ui {

using testing::AllOf;
using testing::InSequence;
using testing::Property;

class EventObserver {
 public:
  void EventDispatchCallback(Event* event) {
    DispatchEventFromNativeUiEvent(
        event, base::BindOnce(&EventObserver::OnEvent, base::Unretained(this)));
  }

  void OnEvent(Event* event) {
    if (event->IsMouseEvent()) {
      if (event->type() == ET_MOUSEWHEEL) {
        OnMouseWheelEvent(event->AsMouseWheelEvent());
      } else {
        OnMouseEvent(event->AsMouseEvent());
      }
    }
  }

  // Mock functions for intercepting mouse events.
  MOCK_METHOD1(OnMouseEvent, void(MouseEvent* event));
  MOCK_METHOD1(OnMouseWheelEvent, void(MouseWheelEvent* event));
};

MATCHER_P4(MatchesMouseEvent, type, button, x, y, "") {
  if (arg->type() != type) {
    *result_listener << "Expected type: " << type << " actual: " << arg->type()
                     << " (" << arg->GetName() << ")";
    return false;
  }
  if (button == EF_LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON && !arg->IsLeftMouseButton()) {
    *result_listener << "Expected the left button flag is set.";
    return false;
  }
  if (button == EF_RIGHT_MOUSE_BUTTON && !arg->IsRightMouseButton()) {
    *result_listener << "Expected the right button flag is set.";
    return false;
  }
  if (button == EF_MIDDLE_MOUSE_BUTTON && !arg->IsMiddleMouseButton()) {
    *result_listener << "Expected the middle button flag is set.";
    return false;
  }
  if (arg->x() != x || arg->y() != y) {
    *result_listener << "Expected location: (" << x << ", " << y
                     << ") actual: (" << arg->x() << ", " << arg->y() << ")";
    return false;
  }
  return true;
}

class InputInjectorEvdevTest : public testing::Test {
 public:
  InputInjectorEvdevTest();

  InputInjectorEvdevTest(const InputInjectorEvdevTest&) = delete;
  InputInjectorEvdevTest& operator=(const InputInjectorEvdevTest&) = delete;

 protected:
  void SimulateMouseClick(int x, int y, EventFlags button, int count);
  void ExpectClick(int x, int y, int button, int count);

  EventObserver event_observer_;
  const EventDispatchCallback dispatch_callback_;
  FakeCursorDelegateEvdev cursor_;

  std::unique_ptr<DeviceManager> device_manager_;
  std::unique_ptr<StubKeyboardLayoutEngine> keyboard_layout_engine_;
  std::unique_ptr<EventFactoryEvdev> event_factory_;

  InputInjectorEvdev injector_;

  base::test::SingleThreadTaskEnvironment task_environment_;
  base::RunLoop run_loop_;
};

InputInjectorEvdevTest::InputInjectorEvdevTest()
    : dispatch_callback_(
          base::BindRepeating(&EventObserver::EventDispatchCallback,
                              base::Unretained(&event_observer_))),
      device_manager_(CreateDeviceManagerForTest()),
      keyboard_layout_engine_(std::make_unique<ui::StubKeyboardLayoutEngine>()),
      event_factory_(
          CreateEventFactoryEvdevForTest(&cursor_,
                                         device_manager_.get(),
                                         keyboard_layout_engine_.get(),
                                         dispatch_callback_)),
      injector_(CreateDeviceEventDispatcherEvdevForTest(event_factory_.get()),
                &cursor_) {}

void InputInjectorEvdevTest::SimulateMouseClick(int x,
                                                int y,
                                                EventFlags button,
                                                int count) {
  injector_.MoveCursorTo(gfx::PointF(x, y));
  for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
    injector_.InjectMouseButton(button, true);
    injector_.InjectMouseButton(button, false);
  }
}

void InputInjectorEvdevTest::ExpectClick(int x, int y, int button, int count) {
  InSequence dummy;
  EXPECT_CALL(event_observer_,
              OnMouseEvent(MatchesMouseEvent(ET_MOUSE_MOVED, EF_NONE, x, y)));

  for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
    EXPECT_CALL(event_observer_, OnMouseEvent(MatchesMouseEvent(
                                     ET_MOUSE_PRESSED, button, x, y)));
    EXPECT_CALL(event_observer_, OnMouseEvent(MatchesMouseEvent(
                                     ET_MOUSE_RELEASED, button, x, y)));
  }
}

TEST_F(InputInjectorEvdevTest, LeftClick) {
  ExpectClick(12, 13, EF_LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON, 1);
  SimulateMouseClick(12, 13, EF_LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON, 1);
  run_loop_.RunUntilIdle();
}

TEST_F(InputInjectorEvdevTest, RightClick) {
  ExpectClick(12, 13, EF_RIGHT_MOUSE_BUTTON, 1);
  SimulateMouseClick(12, 13, EF_RIGHT_MOUSE_BUTTON, 1);
  run_loop_.RunUntilIdle();
}

TEST_F(InputInjectorEvdevTest, MiddleClick) {
  ExpectClick(12, 13, EF_MIDDLE_MOUSE_BUTTON, 1);
  SimulateMouseClick(12, 13, EF_MIDDLE_MOUSE_BUTTON, 1);
  run_loop_.RunUntilIdle();
}

TEST_F(InputInjectorEvdevTest, DoubleClick) {
  ExpectClick(12, 13, EF_LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON, 2);
  SimulateMouseClick(12, 13, EF_LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON, 2);
  run_loop_.RunUntilIdle();
}

TEST_F(InputInjectorEvdevTest, MouseMoved) {
  injector_.MoveCursorTo(gfx::PointF(1, 1));
  run_loop_.RunUntilIdle();
  EXPECT_EQ(cursor_.GetLocation(), gfx::PointF(1, 1));
}

TEST_F(InputInjectorEvdevTest, MouseDragged) {
  InSequence dummy;
  EXPECT_CALL(event_observer_,
              OnMouseEvent(MatchesMouseEvent(ET_MOUSE_PRESSED,
                                             EF_LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON, 0, 0)));
  EXPECT_CALL(event_observer_,
              OnMouseEvent(MatchesMouseEvent(ET_MOUSE_DRAGGED,
                                             EF_LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON, 1, 1)));
  EXPECT_CALL(event_observer_,
              OnMouseEvent(MatchesMouseEvent(ET_MOUSE_DRAGGED,
                                             EF_LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON, 2, 3)));
  EXPECT_CALL(event_observer_,
              OnMouseEvent(MatchesMouseEvent(ET_MOUSE_RELEASED,
                                             EF_LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON, 2, 3)));
  injector_.InjectMouseButton(EF_LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON, true);
  injector_.MoveCursorTo(gfx::PointF(1, 1));
  injector_.MoveCursorTo(gfx::PointF(2, 3));
  injector_.InjectMouseButton(EF_LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON, false);
  run_loop_.RunUntilIdle();
}

TEST_F(InputInjectorEvdevTest, MouseWheel) {
  InSequence dummy;
  EXPECT_CALL(event_observer_, OnMouseWheelEvent(AllOf(
                                   MatchesMouseEvent(ET_MOUSEWHEEL, 0, 10, 20),
                                   Property(&MouseWheelEvent::x_offset, 0),
                                   Property(&MouseWheelEvent::y_offset, 100))));
  EXPECT_CALL(event_observer_, OnMouseWheelEvent(AllOf(
                                   MatchesMouseEvent(ET_MOUSEWHEEL, 0, 10, 20),
                                   Property(&MouseWheelEvent::x_offset, 100),
                                   Property(&MouseWheelEvent::y_offset, 0))));
  injector_.MoveCursorTo(gfx::PointF(10, 20));
  injector_.InjectMouseWheel(0, 100);
  injector_.InjectMouseWheel(100, 0);
  run_loop_.RunUntilIdle();
}

}  // namespace ui

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Multiple show lengths to choose from. Call for more details! What type of hypnosis show does Roger do? Roger has a family and knows that one day his kids will see his show. He wants all people and families to enjoy a good clean, funny, and memorable performance. Roger provides an experience in where his audience participants have the most fun! Can I be hypnotized? Yes you can! Everyone can be hypnotized! If you can focus and have imagination you can be hypnotized! To get you into hypnosis, Roger will guide you through different processes so that you can find your state of hypnosis and experience the automatic nature of your mind as it accepts suggestions and acts them out in fun ways. You, the volunteer, become the real star of the show and receive the applause. Safety Roger believes that safety is important and takes it very seriously on stage. To ensure that all volunteers are taken care of, he carries 2 million dollars in liability insurance in the extremely rare event of inadvertent injury. (For the record, no one has EVER been hurt during one of Roger's shows!) Book Roger's hypnosis show for all types of events and organizations such as: fairs, festivals, grad nights for colleges and high schools, weddings, corporate events, conventions, casino nights, sporting events, awards nights, special occasions, Christmas and New Year parties, anniversaries, fundraisers, banquets, clubs, ladies nights, weddings, hotels, casinos—virtually anything you can think of!


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Q: Regex for month with optional leading 0 I am trying to match various months, that may be in the form of:
01
1
12
13
09

All of the above inputs are valid except for 13.
The current regex I have for this is:
0?(?#optional leading 0, for example 04)
\d(?#followed by any number, 01, 2, 09, etc.)
|(?#or 10,11,12)
1[012]

What's wrong with the above regex? Here's an example link: https://regex101.com/r/cujCmD/1

A: I would phrase the regex as:
^(?:0?[1-9]|1[012])$

Demo
The parentheses and anchors are needed to ensure that the alternation chosen gets applied to the entire number input.

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package com.consol.citrus.common;

import com.consol.citrus.TestCase;

/**
 * Test loader interface.
 * @author Christoph Deppisch
 * @since 2.1
 */
@FunctionalInterface
public interface TestLoader {

    /**
     * Loads and creates new test case object..
     * @return
     */
    TestCase load();
}


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Kliff Kingsbury is now officially in charge of the Southern California offense.
USC formally announced the hiring of Kingsbury on Wednesday. The former Texas Tech coach will serve as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
Kingsbury, 39, replaces Tee Martin, who was fired last week.
The Trojans went 5-7 this season for the school's first losing season since 2000 under Paul Hackett.
Kingsbury was recently dismissed by Texas Tech after going 35-40 in six seasons.
Despite the losing record with the Red Raiders, Kingsbury has long been praised for his offensive innovation and ability to work with quarterbacks.
Kingsbury recruited, signed and coached quarterback Patrick Mahomes at Texas Tech. Mahomes was lightly recruited out of high school but has blossomed into perhaps the best young quarterback in the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs.
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NYC Broadband Franchises Named Including Crown Fiber
The New York City Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) last week announced the independent Franchise and Concession Review Committee (FCRC) approval of 10 franchise agreements negotiated by DoITT, laying the groundwork for the equitable expansion of 5G mobile service across all five boroughs.
The FCRC approved franchise agreements between DoITT and the following 10 franchisees: Crown Castle Fiber, Crown Castle NG East, Crown Castle Solutions, CSC Wireless, ExteNet Systems (ExteNet 1), ExteNet Systems (ExteNet 2), New Cingular Wireless PCS, New York SMSA Limited Partnership, Transit Wireless, and ZenFi Networks. This process started with a request-for-proposals.
The agreements authorize the franchisees to install, operate, and maintain equipment and facilities, including base stations and access-point facilities, on city-owned street and traffic light poles as well as some privately owned utility poles. The agreements also cover bus stop shelters, automatic public toilets, and LinkNYC kiosks, subject to additional city approvals.
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here are many types of breast cancer. The most common types are ductal carcinoma in situ, invasive ductal carcinoma, and invasive lobular carcinoma.
Sometimes a single breast tumor can be a combination of different types. And in some very rare types of breast cancer, the cancer cells may not form a lump or tumor at all.
When a biopsy is done to find out the specific type of breast cancer, the pathologist will also check if the cancer has spread into the surrounding tissues.
In situ breast cancers have not spread.
Invasive or infiltrating cancers have spread (invaded) into the surrounding breast tissue.
These general kinds of breast cancer below can be further described with the terms outlined above.
Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS; also known as intraductal carcinoma) is a non-invasive or pre-invasive breast cancer. See Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS) for more information.
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Breast cancers that have spread into surrounding breast tissue are known as invasive breast cancer. There are many different kinds of invasive breast cancer, but the most common are called invasive ductal carcinoma and invasive lobular carcinoma. See Invasive Breast Cancer for more information.


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Home » Vaccine Injury Lawyer
Vaccines protect people from contracting various illnesses, and they've been around for much longer than you might think. The first successful vaccine was created in 1796 to help prevent smallpox. Thousands of Americans are vaccinated every single day against a huge variety of diseases and ailments, including polio, hepatitis, HPV, meningitis, seasonal flu, and many others. However, even though vaccines are extremely safe, rare and debilitating side effects can occur.
Because of the potential for negative side effects to various vaccines and the potential medical and financial impact, the United States Congress created the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (NVICP) to help patients who experience severe reactions to vaccines recover financially from their injuries.
If you have been injured by or experienced a severe reaction to a vaccine, the attorneys at Dane Shulman Associates, LLC, can advise you of your legal rights and help you seek the compensation you're owed.
What Is The NVICP?
Congress created the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program in 1986 after lawsuits against various vaccine makers seemed poised to cause vaccine shortages. Essentially, the NVICP is a federal trust fund designed specifically to compensates victims of vaccine injury. To date, it has paid billions of dollars in damages to those with severe reactions to vaccines. The program is still well-funded, with billions of dollars in funding available for any future vaccine injury victims.
Which Vaccines Are Covered by the NVICP?
The following vaccinations are covered by the NVICP:
Trivalent Influenza Vaccines or Seasonal Flu Shot
Tetanus Toxoid-Containing Vaccines
Measles, Mumps & Rubella (MMR) Virus-Containing Vaccines in any combination
Rubella Virus-Containing Vaccines
Measles Virus-Containing Vaccines
Pertussis Antigen-Containing Vaccines
Hepatitis A Vaccines
Hepatitis B Antigen-Containing Vaccines
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccines
Polio Live Virus Vaccines
Hemophilus Influenzae – Type B Polysaccharide Conjugate Vaccines
Varicella Vaccine – Chickenpox Virus Vaccine
Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccines
Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV)
Meningococcal Vaccines – Meningococcal Polysaccharide Vaccine (MPSV4), Meningococcal Conjugate Vaccine (MCV4)
Which Vaccines Are Not Covered by the NVICP?
A smaller number of vaccines are not covered by the NVICP should a person sustain a vaccine injury, including:
Pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccines meant for older adults
Herpes Zoster (Shingles) Vaccine
Common Types of Vaccine Injuries
Adverse reactions to vaccines are exceedingly rare because all vaccines undergo rigorous trials before they can be administered to the general public. Occasionally, they can cause severe side effects in certain patients or worsen certain pre-existing conditions.
Some common vaccine injuries include:
Vaccine-strain virus
Vasovagal syncope
Shoulder injury related to vaccine administration (SIRVA)
Brachial neuritis
Chronic arthritis
Dermatomyositis
Intussusception
Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS)
Miller Fisher Syndrome (MFS)
If you have suffered any of the above injuries or illnesses as a result of a vaccine injury, you could be eligible to claim compensation through the NVICP.
What Is the Claims Process for a Vaccine Injury?
At Dane Shulman Associates, LLC, we urge you not to try to represent yourself in an NVICP claim. Consulting with one of our dedicated vaccine injury attorneys is the best way to maximize your chances of getting the compensation you deserve, and it comes at no personal cost to you. In vaccine injury cases, the court typically pays for all legal fees.
Although the process is designed to be non-adversarial and more expeditious than typical personal injury or civil cases, in reality, vaccine injury cases can be challenging and contentious. You need an attorney who understands all of the legal and medical issues involved in vaccine injury cases.
Once we have determined your eligibility, we can take the following steps to file your vaccine injury claim:
Build your case – We will request your medical records and any documentation related to your vaccine injury. This as evidence can help support your claim. We may also hire experts, at our expense, to give testimony in your case.
File a petition – We will file a petition with the US Department of Health and Human Services. Rather than a jury, a special master will be appointed to your case. After reviewing your case, the special master will determine whether it meets the eligibility requirements for compensation.
Take your claim to court – It's possible that your claim may be challenged. If this happens, we will defend your claim in federal court. We may bring experts to testify at this time as well.
If we are able to settle your claim without a trial, you can expect your vaccine injury claim to be resolved within one to two years. If we do go to trial, it could take three to four years. But rest assured, we will do everything we can to expedite the process so that you get the compensation you're entitled to as soon as possible.
Compensation for Vaccine Injury Claims
If you suffered an injury or illness after a vaccine administration, you could be entitled to compensation to cover the cost of:
Related medical expenses
Lost income if the injury rendered you unable to work
Survivor benefits in cases where the injuries were fatal
In order to receive benefits, you must prove that:
You received a qualifying vaccine
The vaccine directly caused your injury, or
The vaccine exacerbated an injury or illness you already had
The court must also determine whether the injury or death resulting from the vaccine could have been caused by any other health condition.
Contact a Boston Vaccine Injury Lawyer Today
The attorneys at Dane Shulman Associates, LLC, have been helping victims of injury caused by negligence in the Boston area for over 60 years. Our seasoned vaccine injury attorneys are intimately familiar with the NVICP and have the resources and skills to help you seek the compensation that you need and deserve.
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may be paralleled along the bus. The bus can run up to 1,000 meters but that limits the data rate to no more than 40 kbps at that range. Each node on the bus is a transceiver that may send or receive data. Nodes compete for bus usage with a contention process that gives the bus to the node with the highest priority.
Data is then sent byte by byte with asynchronous start and stop bits.
kbps. Data rates to 10 Mbps can be achieved at up to 40 feet. Depending on the type of line driver and bus length, speeds up to about 35 Mbps can be achieved. The bus can have up to 32 nodes on it. Each node is a transceiver that may send or receive. Separate IC transceiver chips are commonly used.


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My Thoughts on: The Mummy (1932)
Having made my way through most of the Frankenstein films, I decided to take a detour into a film series I hitherto knew very little about: the Mummy! Oh sure, I'm very well acquainted with The Mummy (1999) and its sequel (I don't acknowledge the existence of Tomb of the Dragon Emperor), but until this past month I'd never seen the film that started it all, the 1932 film starring Boris Karloff as the titular Mummy.
First I have to say that every assumption I had about this movie turned out to be wrong. This is NOT one of those movies that has the Mummy shambling through the countryside wreaking havoc as he goes (that's all of the sequels), and really the film only bears the loosest of resemblances to the 1999 remake. But speaking of, I was surprised at how identical the core premises of each film are. In this film, as in the remake, Imhotep is a high priest cursed to be mummified alive for attempting to revive his love from the dead. Here it's the Scroll of Thoth that gives the Mummy his power instead of the Book of the Dead (no Book of Amun-Ra in sight either), but otherwise it's the same basic principle.
My initial disappointment at not seeing more of Karloff in his Mummy bandages was quickly melted away when I saw his performance for the bulk of the film as Ardeth Bey (bet that name sounds familiar if you've seen the 1999 film). Even if you weren't paying attention at the beginning, the film leaves no doubt to the viewer that Ardeth Bey is the rejuvenated Mummy. His walk is unnaturally stiff, and he speaks very slowly and carefully, as if used to speaking a language very different form those found in the modern world. I'm beginning to understand why Karloff was so acclaimed. You'd never think that just a year before Karloff had played Frankenstein's monster. He completely embodies the Mummy with no hint of that other role, and that's not something all actors can do.
Now on to something I found really cool. Inevitably, the film flashed back to how the Mummy came to be. It only took a few minutes for me to realize that this entire flashback to Ancient Egypt is essentially a silent film, exaggerated acting and all, spliced into the middle of a sound film.This blew my mind until I considered that The Mummy was made in 1932, silent films had been made on a fairly regular basis until just a few years prior. It wouldn't have been that hard to put together, and it was a fairly ingenious way to make it clear that we are in the past (by using a now-outdated filming style). And that flashback is the most consistent with the 1999 remake: Imhotep steals the Scroll of Thoth to resurrect Anck-su-namum but is caught before he can finish. That's pretty much beat for beat how the prologue of the remake plays out (minus the Pharaoh being murdered, that doesn't happen in this one).
I really like Zita Johann as Helen/Anck-su-namum. I was fascinated to learn that Zita was a firm believer in reincarnation, which I think really helped her performance as the ramifications of reincarnation are hinted at here. See, at one point it's hinted that Helen and Anck-su-namun are both inhabiting the same body, and feeling very confused about it. You really feel for Helen's suffering, as she clearly doesn't understand what's happening to her. You also, believe it or not, feel for Anck-su-namun once she awaken's in Helen's body. Here's an ancient priestess briefly living in the 20th century, and handling it pretty well if I'm honest (though being surrounded by ancient Egyptian relics int he museum probably helped). I loved how ancient magic came into play at the climax of the film. The idea that these ancient spells can still work if only the right words are spoken fascinates me.
Also, I have to talk about how amazing the Mummy makeup is. I'm referring to the Mummy as he's seen lying in his coffin at the start of the film. In black and white, it looks for all the world like a desiccated Mummy, perfectly preserved. But then…the magic words are spoken….and the Mummy's eyes blink open! That's the moment that sticks with me the most out of this whole film, seeing those living eyes open in the middle of an otherwise dead face. Now THAT is horror, something that sends a chill down your spine no matter how old the film is. Also, the moment at the end when Imhotep turns into dust is very well done. I'm a little sad that Imhotep didn't get some final words, but I understand why they didn't go that route. Since the Scroll of Thoth is all that was keeping him alive, I can see that its destruction would ensure his immediate demise.
One last thought: I'm glad The Mummy was made pre-Code because otherwise those scenes with Anck-su-namun in her quite revealing Egyptian outfit would never have happened (and I shudder to think what might've appeared in its place). It's still wild to me that such things were considered improper, why Helen looks almost modern in that outfit (yes I know, it was a different time, I just can't help commenting on it).
The Mummy (1932) has quickly become one of my favorite horror films, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to experience a horror classic. Just for fun, follow up a watching of this film with the 1999 remake (it's a fun experience I promise!)
Let me know what you think about The Mummy (1932) in the comments below and have a great day!
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This entry was posted in Films and tagged Boris Karloff, film, Frankenstein, horror, The Mummy, The Mummy 1932, Zita Johann on November 10, 2020 by Film Music Central.
Brian Tyler conducts The Mummy (2017)
One thing that never fails to get to me is when a wonderful film score is attached to a terrible film: a recent case in point being the most recent box office bomb, The Mummy. Despite the film being an abysmal failure (and hopefully the death knell of the Dark Universe before it really gets going), the score, composed and conducted by Brian Tyler, is really beautiful.
An amazing thing about Tyler is that on his Facebook page he will release footage of himself conducting pieces from his film scores (I have a confession, that's where I find most of Tyler's material to share with you). And when I saw that he had posted video of himself conducting the score at a special premiere, I had to watch.
It was beautiful!! Brian Tyler is a very talented composer and it shows in this excerpt. The music begins relatively subdued, with an iteration of a particular theme (I suspect it is Ahmanet's). But as the music goes on, this theme gains intensity and power, until the full orchestra and chorus is backing it.
Unfortunately, I fear the abysmal reviews of the film will prevent many people from experiencing the beauty of this film score (a similar thing happened with Gods of Egypt; Marco Beltrami composed a great score, but the bad reviews meant that many people never heard it). Thus, I am sharing this performance with all of you and I hope you enjoy it. On a side note, when I commented on Facebook that I loved how the theme built in power, Brian Tyler liked the comment!!
If you feel that I should give this film a chance when it's available to rent on Redbox, let me know in the comments below (I'll consider it if enough people think so).
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This entry was posted in Film Composer, Films and tagged Brian Tyler, film, Film Composer, The Mummy, Tom Cruise on June 20, 2017 by Film Music Central.


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The House met at half-past Two o'clock
The Secretary of State was asked—
1. Mr. John Lyons (Strathkelvin and Bearsden): When he last met trade unions in Northern Ireland to discuss the implications of sectarianism for the peace process. [65799]
The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (Dr. John Reid): The trade union movement in Northern Ireland has been at the forefront of the campaign against sectarianism, particularly in the workplace.
I met a delegation from the Irish Congress of Trade Unions on 25 March 2002, and we discussed sectarianism among other subjects.
Mr. Lyons: I thank my right hon. Friend for his reply. All across the House there is recognition of the sterling work of the trade unions in Northern Ireland, not only in fighting for certain issues in the workplace but in combating sectarianism. Will my right hon. Friend review how the trade unions in Northern Ireland can become more involved and included in the work of the broader civic Northern Ireland?
Dr. Reid: Yes, indeed, I am happy to pay tribute to the trade unions. As part of the discussions on sectarianism that I have been having with a range of bodies, I have been meeting the trade unions and discussing with them what they can contribute. It is a particularly challenging problem in Northern Ireland because, unfortunately, we have recently seen an increase in attacks on bus drivers and essential emergency services. This reached a new low yesterday when a cortege and hearse in Londonderry were pelted with stones and paint-bombed. That is the lowest of the low—beneath contempt. Where are we when we cannot even treat the dead with dignity? I am sure that I speak for the whole House when I say that those who are laying their loved ones to rest should be afforded—if anyone should be—at least a dignified funeral at the culmination of their loved one's life.
Mr. David Trimble (Upper Bann): I am sure that the Secretary of State will be happy to convey to the hon. Member for Strathkelvin and Bearsden (Mr. Lyons) the fact that trade unions—whose work in dealing with
intimidation in the workplace I, too, applaud—are represented in the civic forum in Northern Ireland, which represents those elements of civic society not directly represented in the Assembly.
I agree with the Secretary of State about the new low that has been reached in a number of recent incidents. Someone appears to have made a deliberate attempt in north Belfast to use a car as a lethal weapon to drive on to the pavement and run people down, simply because they were in a different area. Is that not symptomatic of the way in which relations in a number of areas have deteriorated; is that not inseparable from the recent activity of various paramilitary organisations; and is that not the problem that the Secretary of State should get a grip of?
Dr. Reid: I agree with much of what the right hon. Gentleman says. A report yesterday from the University of Ulster about the further polarisation of opinions made depressing reading. I have no doubt that sectarianism is at least part of the problem with which we are confronted. We have seen street violence where there has been some involvement by paramilitaries. That is part of the reason why there is a need to restore confidence in the peace process.
We have a challenging and difficult weekend ahead. I appeal to anyone of any influence and authority to do all they can to make sure that we come out of this weekend without the blight of the violence that has too often scarred Northern Ireland in the past. In the longer term, we will have to take steps to ensure that everyone recognises that there is no halfway house, no tolerable level of violence in Northern Ireland. I will certainly do all I can in that respect, and so, I hope, will right hon. and hon. Members on both sides of the House.
Mr. Harry Barnes (North-East Derbyshire): Are not trade unions in Northern Ireland to be complimented not only on their formal campaigns against sectarianism in the workplace but on their day-to-day activities, in which Catholic and Protestant workers are drawn together in seeking decent wages and conditions? Some of us are of the opinion that membership of the Labour party should be permitted so that that such activity can be continued in those areas.
Dr. Reid: I hear what my hon. Friend says, and I know that that view is shared by many in the Labour party. Notwithstanding the fact that the Labour party is not at present organised in Northern Ireland, I hope he would accept that many of the measures that the Labour Government have introduced—the legal right to membership of trade unions, the minimum wage, the working families tax credit, the extra expenditure provided to the Northern Ireland Assembly for quality public services—have an impact on the social and economic environment of many areas in Northern Ireland.
My hon. Friend is absolutely right: it behoves all of us to address the underlying social problems in many of those areas. Unfortunately, many of the areas in which there is continual violence are precisely those with the worst social deprivation. One of the elements that we cannot forget is the practical application of policies on the ground to create a better economic and social environment
for people in Northern Ireland, who deserve just as much opportunity and just as much chance to advance their families as people in the rest of the United Kingdom.
Mr. Gregory Campbell (East Londonderry): Given the Secretary of State's comments about the report released yesterday by the University of Ulster, which indicated the increasing sectarianism and increasing polarisation in Northern Ireland, allied with the recent police report which indicated that community relations are at an all-time low and that violence has been at an all-time high in the past eight years, what plans has he to put in place a political process in Northern Ireland that has the possibility of attracting Unionist as well as nationalist support?
Dr. Reid: As the hon. Gentleman knows, we have a political process and, indeed, a wider peace process under way in Northern Ireland that has received far more backing than any alternative that I have ever heard of. If he knows of an alternative that he thinks can command the support that the present process commanded in referendums north and south of the border, I would be glad to hear of it, but I have not so far heard of it from him or his colleagues. Surely part of combating sectarianism and polarised attitudes is the capacity of all politicians from all parties and all walks of life to reach out beyond their own community to try to understand the position adopted by the other community in Northern Ireland. I am sure that the hon. Gentleman attempts to do that just as much as I do.
Mr. Quentin Davies (Grantham and Stamford): I strongly agree with the Secretary of State's comments about the incident in Londonderry. It is particularly disappointing that it should happen in Derry, where I hope to be on Monday, because that city has had a very good record during the past few months. I also thoroughly endorse his appeal for forbearance and for everyone to use their influence to try to avoid violence next weekend, during coming weekends and, of course, beyond then.
As for reviving the peace process and restoring momentum, the Taoiseach, speaking in the Dail on 17 April, spoke of his determination—I use his word—that decommissioning should be completed in advance of the May Assembly elections next year. If Bertie Ahern can say that, and if he can set out a maximal time scale in which that must happen, why cannot, or why will not, the British Government say the same thing?
Dr. Reid: Because the Taoiseach did not say that; he said that he expected that we could make rapid progress towards the culmination of decommissioning before May of next year. I would certainly hope that that is the position, and the Taoiseach has made his views known. There is no difference on this issue between the Irish and the British Governments. We have continually made it plain that the process has to proceed to the eventual disbandment of all paramilitaries. We want that to happen as soon as possible. We also make it absolutely plain that, if anyone is under any illusion that there is a halfway house that can comfortably accommodate successful political intervention as well as the maintenance of a high level of paramilitary activity, we have to get rid of that illusion.
Mr. Davies: I am afraid that we have another example of self-delusion by the British Government. The Taoiseach did say that; I used the quotation correctly. I shall now hand the right hon. Gentleman the document which quotes from the Dail record of 17 April. The Taoiseach did use the word "determination". He spoke of his
"determination that this will not drift on into election time in the North next year."
In another words, he suggests that it will be over by May next year. Those are the facts, and I am sorry that the Secretary of State is so poorly advised that he did not know what the Taoiseach said.
Let me ask the right hon. Gentleman another question on which he has had no less than four months to try to make up his mind. On 9 March, the First Minister called for a border poll or referendum on the future status of Northern Ireland at the same time as the Assembly elections next year. What is the Secretary of State's response to that proposal?
Dr. Reid: You won't mind, Mr. Speaker, if I tidy up the Desk.
My response to the second point, which I have made public on several occasions—I am sorry that the hon. Gentleman has not had a chance to read my response—is that I will consider that.
Mr. Davies: After four months!
Dr. Reid: I am afraid that we are about 10 months away from the next election. The hon. Gentleman is keen on deadlines, and he is now ascribing the deadlines to the Taoiseach, whom—with great respect to him—I meet occasionally, and I am familiar with what he says publicly and privately. We are, of course, determined that, as far as is humanly possible, we get advances on decommissioning and on demilitarisation of paramilitary organisations. The whole House wishes to see that achieved. It is something that we have been trying to achieve in Northern Ireland since the origins of the state. It is easy to make trite points to the effect that it should be finished by next week or the following week.
All I would say to the hon. Gentleman is that there are no illusions in the Government or in the House that, for any sustainable period, we can tolerate indefinitely the level of paramilitary activity, including targeting and attempts to acquire weaponry, which appears to have been going on. I cannot make that plainer. I am determined, as are the whole Government, to try to get full decommissioning of paramilitary apparatus in the shortest possible time. There is no difference on that between us and the Irish Government, and, no doubt, no difference between my wishes and those of the hon. Gentleman on the matter.


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B. J. and the Bear es una serie de televisión estadounidense del género comedia, producida por Universal TV entre 1979 y 1981. Se produjeron 46 capítulos de una hora de duración.

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La serie trata sobre un camionero, B.J. (Billy Joe) McKay (interpretado por el cantante Greg Evigan) y su mascota, un chimpancé llamado Bear, que circulan en un enorme camión marca Kenworth por los caminos de Estados Unidos, donde se ven enfrentados a una serie de aventuras con camioneros rivales, policías corruptos, bandidos de todos los tipos e injusticias de diversa índole.

Otras características

Una característica particular para series de la época fue la incorporación de personajes femeninos en la forma de chicas jóvenes de enorme atractivo físico, de atuendo ligero y revelador. En cada capítulo, B.J. se veía involucrado de alguna forma con una o más de ellas.

Todos los policías con que se encontraba B.J. en su camino eran corruptos. Uno de ellos, Elroy P. Lobo (Claude Akins) captó especial simpatía por parte de la audiencia, lo que motivó la creación de su propia serie (Las desventuras del Sheriff Lobo).

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 Datos de la serie en IMDb

Series de televisión iniciadas en 1979
Series de televisión de Estados Unidos
Series de televisión ambientadas en Los Ángeles
Series de televisión de comedia de Estados Unidos
Series de televisión de Estados Unidos de los años 1970
Series de televisión de Estados Unidos de los años 1980


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Q: Computer seems to hang after successful login via lightdm I sucessfully installed Xubuntu 16.04.1 on my computer. When switched on, it shows the login screen of lightdm and I can enter my credentials.
However, after any window has vanished and only the background image is shown, nothing happens anymore.
I cannot bring up any menu. Mouse clicks and key strokes do nothing and no window or panel appears.
When I log in on a console, I can kill the X process and after that, lightdm will reappear. Logging in again will show the same behavior.
When lightdm is shown, I can log in on the console and use startx to bring up a working instance of X where everything is as I expected (Menu and panel available, programs can be started and used ...).
Neither the lightdm log file nor the X log file did not show any suspicious entries.
Is there something I can do about it or check for further information?
Thank you.


When I was a girl, and my family and I moved from Brooklyn to the Bronx in 1985, my mom found Mind-Builders, a Black run community creative arts center which at the time held it's classes in local Bronx Public Schools near 216th and later in Evander Childs. She enrolled my brother and I in drama, art and African Drums classes. I also took African Dance Classes there. Several years after they took over a large building just across the street and down the block from where we lived on Olinville Ave and that became the center for the Mind-Builders Creative arts Program. There, I took more classes in drama, art and dance as well as attending a Summer at the children's Day Camp. I remember coming home for lunch in the middle of the day because I didn't eat the lunch they served there and mom made lunch for me. My brother was in the Positive Youth Troupe for theater and music there, a group that thrived successfully and turned out several successful Black performers.
I worked there as well in my twenties with a group of youth who met weekly to learn about and create presentations on all kinds of historical Black Pioneers. We had elders, community leaders and entrepreneurs come through to make presentations and lectures on self starting businesses, crafts, theater, dance history and more. We took the kids on field trips to the Museum of Native American Art (when it was still open), The Museo Del Bario and to performances by various African dance troupes.
It's been a while since I thought about Mind-Builders but this morning I was on the train to work thinking, this is Black History Month and aside from posting and reposting articles on Facebook, I haven't written anything here with regard to it. And then all these memories came flooding back into my mind about a time when I was deeply involved on a regular basis with a community organization which is Black owned and Black run and dedicated to the education and transformation of young Black lives through the arts.
Like many of the cultural events, programs, classes and rituals my mom enrolled my brother and I in, I probably took a lot of it for granted at the time. But now I see it as a badge of honor and pride to have been apart of something that was and is intended to uplift pride and self knowledge and confidence in Black youth. How could I only be remembering all that just now? I was part of the Mind-Builders family for years, from before they were even fully independent. I was so happy to google them just now and see that they are still going strong. I may even plan a visit out there one day soon to see what changes and developments have been made, and see if there are still any veteran directors around. I see that at least three of the original matriarchs I knew when they was just getting started, Madaha Kinsey-Lamb, Melveda Hughes and Egeria Bennett, are still listed under Staff and Board. That is so fantastic.
This week at my job there will a Brown Bag lunch organized by one of our newest employees of color for Black History Month. We have all been asked to contribute something and for my part I will be reciting a poem by Thomas Sayers Ellis who I discovered online looking for contemporary Black poets. I didn't find anything by him at the local Barnes and Noble poetry section (only two books on the shelf were by a Black poet, Nikki Giovanni) but I ordered one yesterday because I really like his work. I will also more than likely be attending Open Expression in Harlem this Thursday where one of my favorite spoken word poets, Ed Toney will be the feature. There will be plenty of odes and expression of Black History in the space that night. So if you're in NYC, come out and support Black History Month and Black Expression. Bring your friends, bring a poem, bring your own form of Black Pride.


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