Here at BritMums we love good ads — ones that make us laugh, ones that make us cry. We're not above spending leisure time watching our favourite advertisements on YouTube.
The latest one to hit our playlist is the new Gillette ad, entitled We Believe: The Best Men Can Be, about the role of men in these #MeToo times.
Before you do anything, watch it.
Right. All those good qualities like talking over women in the office, harrassing them on the street. All those wonderful childhood moments for boys when they gang up on other kids, use their fists or social media to make others feel terrible about themselves.
It all has us stroking our chins at BritMums with the idea that somehow this ad — they're calling it a short film — is against 'masculine' men because it advocates men stepping up to call out bullying and sexism and be role models. This certainly would have surprised our own dads, who even in the generation before ours would not have countenanced their children or their friends menacing other kids, catcalling women or using physical force whenever they got angry.
We love that the ad shows men in a range of ages, a range of ethnicities, and is affirming caring masculinity. It references the #MeToo movement. It features the actor and former NFL player Terry Crews, himself an outspoken victim of sexual harassment and, you better believe, a masculine man.
We love that 'Gillette has partnered with the Building A Better Man project, which seeks to reduce violent behaviour in men, and The Boys and Girls Club of America, which helps young men develop better social and communication skills. It's also donating $1m (around £778,000) a year for the next three years to US charities aimed at supporting men,' as the BBC reports. That's real positive action.
This isn't merely about preferring a certain type of toy. It's an opportunity to show our children what a real man is. One who loves and protects. One who provides and shares. One who respects himself and others. One who is strong and caring. 'Because the boys of today will be the men of tomorrow', as the Gillette ad says.
That's a great message to promote, no matter how you slice it.
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I've watched this ad a few times and each time it makes me a bit emotional. Yes these are actors and this is messaging from a huge company, but we should celebrate the moments with corporations address big issues and take a stand. It's refreshing to see a brand aimed at men that isn't just doing the same old messaging simply because it is the same old messaging and they want to play it safe. Time to pick up a new Mach 3?
Of course, it's easy to be cynical and view this as commercially-driven virtue-signalling. That may or may not be the case here. But what this definitely does is to promote conversation, which is a good thing.
As a man, I don't feel threatened. The underlying message is simple enough – "let's be good people" – and it makes you wonder why people are getting so upset about it. It's not preachy and I certainly don't see it as it making a sweeping generalisation about all men. I think I'm a good person; I could be better. What of it?
Brands can't win, can they? If they don't promote social messaging, some people will accuse them of not using their platform to influence consumers to serve a greater good. If they do promote a social message, they are told by others to mind their own business.
Let Piers Morgan spout off in his Fortress of Self-Publicising Outrage. His reaction – and that of others who have condemned the campaign – says more about them and their insecurities than it does about anyone else. They certainly don't speak for me. Well done, Gillette.
Well said Tim. Your last paragraph in particular says it all. The reaction of people who condemn the campaign speaks more about their insecurities.
I think it's a conversation that needs to happen. Good for P&G for leading it! They surely knew it would controversial.
I saw this morning's debate on Good Morning Britain before I had seen the Gillette advert, and the way Piers Morgan was talking about the advert and his strong opinions about how it portrays men, complete with the video clips from the advert, made me think that 'I'm not going to like this'.
I am married to a masculine man and am raising a son, a sensitive boy who is quirky and kind and gentle – qualities I don't want him to lose or feel he has to hide as he grows. My husband is a builder and ex rugby player and has the stocky muscly appearance of someone you probably would not want to walk behind you on a dark street as a woman, however he would never harm another person except in self defence, and would never dream of talking down to, belittling, objectifying or otherwise treating a woman as anything other than an equal human being.
When I went to YouTube and watched the advert – I didn't like it at the start, the men objectifying women and the aggressive tone of the first 40 seconds of the advert. But then the advert changed mood, and showed us the future. The way I hope that men will relate to other men and women in the future and the way that many men these days actually do. That there is nothing wrong with being gentle, and that it's 'not cool' to catcall women.
I don't think that all men are like the men portrayed in the first 40 seconds of the ad. Some are, and thankfully they are being challenged by the altering mood of society in the wake of #MeToo and #TimesUp. But it is important I think to acknowledge that this is the way society has been in the last 30 plus years, and that times are changing. By Gillette documenting these old stereotypes and showing us how far we have all come, I want my teenage daughter to see it and know that she is growing up in the company of caring, progressive men and not have to put up with the kind of intimidation that my generation and women before me have had to endure.
Well done Gillette on this advert. The fact that is has us all talking proves that this is a discussion that needs to be had.
I think it's a great advert. What dad doesn't want their sons to grow up to respect women? That's the overriding message I took from the advert. That we men have a responsibility to raise our own future men to be respectful and treat everyone as equal and that we should also take a stand against our peers continuing these outdated views and actions towards women.


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� � � � � �In March 1946, Jackie Robinson was traveling from California to Florida, hoping to become the first African American baseball player to break segregation laws in Florida. That spring, Branch Rickey, the general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, decided he was going to lift the color bar. The color bar was a system of written and unwritten rules, which kept baseball players separated by race. He decided to let Jackie Robinson become the first person to play integrated baseball in Florida. On March 17, 1946, Jackie Robinson stepped onto City Island Ballpark in Daytona, in an exhibition game against the Dodgers. It was the first time a black player played for a minor league team against a major league team since the color bar was implemented in baseball in the 1880's. This made Daytona Beach the very first city in Florida to allow integrated baseball when segregation laws were enforced.� It was a�historical moment that paved the way for other baseball teams in Florida to allow integrated baseball. It served as a spark for the civil rights movement. Martin Luther King Jr. said, "Jackie Robinson made my success possible, without him, I would never have been able to do what I did."
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What is an Addiction Counselor? Becoming an Addiction Counselor Career Options Available
Master's Degree in Addiction Counseling
Substance abuse & addiction is a problem for not only those most directly affected, but for their families and friends as well. Complicating matters, many of those with substance abuse problems also have mental and physical health problems. Addiction counselors work with these patients and their families to help identify issues at the heart of their addiction and help to take steps to remedy them.
A graduate degree is often not a requirement to become an addiction counselor. In fact, many addiction counselors don't even have a formal higher education degree, but as is the case with many occupations, those with a degree are at a natural advantage when not only jobs, but promotions and other advancement opportunities are at stake. Degrees can also speed up the licensing process in most states.
Those with a master's degree working in the field of addiction counseling often earn a Master of Arts (M.A.) or Master of Science (M.S.) in counseling. Further, they often elect an emphasis in Substance Abuse, Clinical Counseling, and Mental Health Counseling. Although the titles may vary from one institution to another, in many cases that's where their differences end.
Although there is no national standard for what distinguishes a good substance abuse master's program, prospective students should look for a program that is certified by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP).
Students might also want to consider more generalized master's degree programs in community counseling, psychology, or social work (MSW). These are often supplemented with a certificate program in substance abuse counseling. Master's degree programs can usually be completed in one and a half to two years.
A number of colleges and universities across the country offer excellent programs leading to both Master's and Doctorates in addiction counseling or related disciplines. Most require prerequisites of at least some psychology coursework.
Curricula include a comprehensive survey of counseling theories, group counseling, social and cultural issues. In addition, supervised internships provide hours of opportunity for students to develop their counseling skills. In many states, a master's degree is required for the highest level of licensing or certification. It is up to the student to check licensing requirements of the state they want to work in.
Schools Offering a Master's Degree in Addiction Counseling
Some of top known institutions that offer a master's or doctorate in addiction counseling include:
Grand Canyon University offers a complete online or campus based programs leading to a master's degree in addiction counseling.
Classes Include:
Introduction to Graduate Studies in the Health Sciences
Psychopharmacology and Addictions
Counseling Chemical Dependency Adolescents
More classes listed on their program page http://www.gcu.edu/degree-programs/master-of-science-in-addiction-counseling
Estimated Costs:
Books & Supplies (Per Program) $935
Tuition & Fees (Per Program) $18,370
Graduation Rates:
On Time Graduation Rate 51%
The College of William and Mary
The College of William and Mary offers a campus based program leading to both a master's degree and doctorate in addiction counseling (M.Ed.)
Substance Abuse and Society
Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy
Techniques of Counseling
Addictions and Family Systems
See the complete list on their program page http://education.wm.edu/academics/space/degrees/ca/index.php
Mid-America Christian University
Mid-America Christian University offers an online option to earn a master's degree in addiction and substance abuse. The program is a Master of Science in Counseling with an emphasis in Addiction and Substance Abuse Counseling.
PSYC 5233 Alcohol and Drug Addiction
PSYC 5513 Marriage and Family Systems and Treatment
PSYC 5333 Addiction in the Family and Assessment Theory
PSYC 5533 Pharmacology of Drugs of Abuse
See the full list at: http://www.gcu.edu/degree-programs/master-of-science-in-addiction-counseling
Estimated Costs & Hours:
Total Hours: 45
This list is by no means complete, since almost all states has several colleges or universities that offer similar programs. See our state by state guide to addiction counseling licensure requirements and schools offering educational programs to get a more specific idea about programs in your state.
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What TV channel is Arsenal vs Man City on? Kick-off time and early team news
Manchester City travel to the Emirates on Sunday knowing nothing but three points will do.
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Manchester City play Arsenal at the Emirates on Sunday afternoon but what TV channel is the game on?
The fixture will be Man City's third visit to the capital this season, after having comfortably beaten West Ham and Crystal Palace, earlier in the campaign.
However, since then Pep Guardiola's fortunes have drastically changed and City currently find themselves 14 points behind Liverpool in the league, after a few lacklustre performances.
The Spaniard will be eager for his side to bounce back from their most recent defeat in the Manchester derby, which saw Manchester United leave the Etihad with a 2-1 win and the vital bragging rights.
The fixtures at the Emirates is the perfect opportunity for City to show their class and recent history makes pleasant reading for the Citizens, as in the last five fixtures between Arsenal, the Blues have won on each occasion.
Also, Arsenal head into the fixture in turmoil, after Unai Emery was recently sacked after just 18 months in charge. The gunners currently sit in the unfamiliar territory, in ninth position in the table, and caretaker manager and Arsenal legend Freddie Ljungberg will be desperate for a result on Sunday afternoon.
What channel is Arsenal vs Man City on?
Arsenal vs Manchester City will be broadcast live on Sky Sports, Main Event.
Kick-off is at 4:30pm on Sunday 15 December.
Sky Sports customers can also stream the game on the SkyGo app.
Team news for Arsenal vs Man City
Alexander Zinchenko played 20 minutes in City's midweek win in Zagreb and is expected to be back to full fitness for Sunday. Aguero is still sidelined, along with Aymeric Laporte and Leroy Sane.
Ljungberg made nine changes for Arsenal's Europa League fixture in Belgium and Mezut Ozil and Nicolas Pepe are set to feature on Sunday, after being left out of the midweeks squad.
Odds for Arsenal vs Man City
The bookies have made City favourites, despite their latest defeat the Manchester derby.
Arsenal – 5/1
Man City – 4/9


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Family Values, Nationhood and Unity
When it comes to our survival in the world, we swim or drown together – one flag, one nation. It is important to remember this when times are good, as unity will be vital when hardship strikes.
A nation is considered a country when defined as a physical territory. It is however to a far greater degree defined by shared values and culture. This is so clearly seen by the generational conflicts that persist when a nation is divided by imposed territorial boundaries.
The first signs of Maltese nationhood appeared in the early 19th century. Before then we were the island fortress of the Knights of St. John. The flag itself seems to have originated in the 15th century as the red and white colours granted to Malta by the Aragon King of Sicily. As far as I could research, the first patriotic use of the Maltese flag was between 1798 and 1800, when it was flown by the Maltese insurgents against the French knights.
Our nationhood is young at just over 200 years, an odd 160 years of which spent as an occupied territory under British rule. Our independent statehood is even younger, just 53 years old. Moreover, for the past 13 years we have been transferring our sovereign powers in big chunks to European institutions, to such a degree that we are now practically governed by foreigners, again. We of course have all the trappings of self government but, really, it is all just window dressing. This is undeniably factual and it is quite interesting to note how we went full circle in a couple of hundred years.
So, are we a nation? I would very much wish the answer to this question to be a resounding 'YES'. However I do not see much evidence of this, nor do I detect any great feeling of being one nation.
Do we have reason to be proud of our national identity? My answer to this question is that we most certainly do. We have strong traditions and strong values. This notwithstanding, when politics are involved, it all goes to the dogs. In my view the reason for this is a sad and cynical one.
Winning an election in Malta has precious little to do with values, future generations or a sensible economic or social policy. It is a fund raising and numbers game. The party that plays it best wins. I will repeat what many have said before me. In a two party system where 40% of the votes go to one side and another 40% go to the other side, no matter what, the electoral campaigns target the middle 20%. Both parties need to get 50% of this 20% (i.e. 10%) + 1 vote to get elected. The winner takes all. The loser is condemned to whinge and whine uselessly for 5 years. In the last election the reds got 75% of the middle votes and that was it.
The reds have become as good and even better at this game than the blues used to be. What has swung this election, and every previous election since 1964, are the pre-election jobs with government and publicly controlled corporations, electoral promises to well chosen minority groups and a finely tuned public relations machine. Nothing new there. One is tempted to say 'well done', if it were not for the fact that this makes a mockery of majority rule and democracy and more importantly, it is not a game.
We are passing through a period of unprecedented prosperity. According to our newly discovered liberal values, all are entitled to everything, lest anybody is left behind or stays without. Welcome to the age of entitlement and instant self gratification where values are packaged into products, as may be necessary from election to election, in order to harvest votes. No value is sacred and all is up for grabs.
In my opinion we need to appreciate that the well being and prosperity we have today are built on the foundations of our traditions. Our society is built on the traditional family unit and the stability and balance that the traditional family provides. The traditional family of mother, father and child is not a recent invention. It has been so for millions of years and across many species and a result of a natural selection process over many hundreds of millions of years. More importantly we love it and it is inextricably intertwined in the fabric of our society and culture. Of course we need to be a tolerant and understanding society. We would however be sowing the seeds of social disintegration if we take the hatchet to the traditional family unit. The bonds that exist within a traditional family are the strongest that exist in humankind without a doubt. Anybody who tries to say differently betrays the presence of a hidden agenda.
The traditional family sustains our society and our economy, with parents and extended family members helping in so many ways the upcoming generations, our children and grand children. This latter consideration is particularly relevant in the context of family businesses that account for 80% of local jobs and make up the vast majority of Malta's SMEs (Source: PWC Business Survey 2016).
Family is why expatriates come here in their thousands not just to find jobs, but more importantly to bring their families to a safe place or even to start a family. This last assertion is supported by NSO statistics. Families have an obvious vested interest in future generations and are necessarily pro-environment and pro-sustainability.
We may not have much by way of self government but we do have our identity, culture and our traditional values, and all of these emerge from our families and the society that our families collectively create. We must protect this which fundamentally defines us. Family values unite us. Passing legislation that deliberately attacks the traditional family unit will not unite this country, quite the opposite.
We appear to be witnessing a progressive erosion of family and Maltese values and way of life. Were this not the work of our own representatives I would say it smacks of the machinations of an occupying power. It is far easier to govern a populace that has no traditions, identity or values and where anything goes. I am sure that this is not the case as our representatives are all honourable men and women. Nonetheless I would remind them that at least 85% of the electorate are traditional family members and believe in traditional family values. We are the overwhelming majority that cannot and will not be taken for granted.
Article published in the Sunday Times of Malta, 9th July 2017


I woke yesterday to the news that a "massive" new oil slick had been spotted in the Gulf of Mexico, just a few dozen miles away from the site of last year's Deepwater Horizon rig explosion, fire and ensuing oil spill disaster.
As things turned out, I was wise not to fly off the handle and join the hysteria over hyped reports of a 100 mile wide new oil slick. Reports from last night indicate that it's not an oil spill at all. It's a bunch of mud from the Mississippi River.
Last Fall, I reported on another California-based nonprofit group, called Project Gulf Impact. PGI reportedly raised a large sum of money through public charitable donations, then abruptly changed their website's solicitation pages after being alerted that someone was digging into their story. Their website and YouTube pages then carried a slew of scary-sounding stories of poisonings, sickenings and other black helicopter stuff and made the pages of conspiracy theorist websites.
With yesterday's news of a potential new oil spill, I wondered how long it would take for a "California-based environmental nonprofit group" to fan the flames of controversy and panic, and "On Wings of Care" didn't disappoint. They were on it within hours. "Like a duck on a June bug," my grandfather would say.
A solemn anniversary arrives in approximately one month. April 20 marks one year since the Deepwater Horizon suffered a blowout, exploded, caught fire and sank. Eleven brave men lost their lives in the accident, and millions of gallons of oil were spilled into the Gulf of Mexico. Events like this—manmade disasters of such large proportions—inevitably cause the wackos to come out of the woodwork to sell their stories of woe and take advantage of a fearful, nervous public.
Fortunately, we're likely not seeing a repeat of last year's disaster. At least not from the news reports we're seeing this morning. So will the "California-based environmental nonprofit groups" please get their asses back to the left coast? The Gulf Coast doesn't need any of your help.


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COVID-19 TESTING CLINIC
COVID-19 | A designated testing clinic opening in Argenteuil
Given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux (CISSS) des Laurentides will be opening a testing clinic in Argenteuil. The Argenteuil designated testing clinic will be open to the public starting on January 19.
This clinic, where people will be able to go without needing an appointment, will be open two half-days a week.
634, rue Lafleur, Lachute J8H 1R8
(Royal Canadian Legion)
Starting on Tuesday January 19th
Every Tuesday from 8 a.m to noon
Every Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
*** Only without appointment
For further information: www.santelaurentides.gouv.qc.ca
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Parent's guide Cybersûreté
As part of crime prevention week, the Sûreté du Québec published a guide that aims to inform parents of the risks associated with the use of online technologies and the dangers associated with the use of online technologies. 'Internet. It also provides advice on the safety and prevention measures to be favored by them so that they can play a positive role with their child.
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JOB OFFER - PUBLIC WORKS
The municipality is searching a Division Manager for Public Works
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COVID-19 pandemic - Prime Minister François Legault unveils the instructions to follow so that our little monsters can safely celebrate Halloween
The Premier of Quebec, François Legault, the Minister of Health and Social Services, Christian Dubé, and the National Director of Public Health, Dr. Horacio Arruda, today announced that our little monsters across Quebec will be able to celebrate Halloween, on October 31, but in a different way from previous years due to the current pandemic.
On the recommendation of Public Health, house-to-house candy collection activities will be authorized, provided certain instructions are followed to reduce the risk of transmission of COVID-19.
Mr. Legault mentioned three conditions:
Children - and their parents, for the youngest - should travel only in the company of members of their household;
As far as possible, children should collect the candies and sweets placed in a place 2 meters from the occupants of the house visited;
Under no circumstances should children enter houses.
These three conditions are the main ones, but others will need to be followed when collecting. Note that:
people who show symptoms of COVID-19 or who are in isolation should not participate;
the candy collection circuit must be limited to the neighborhood surrounding the participants' homes. Municipalities are invited to ensure the fluidity of traffic on sidewalks, for example by indicating the direction of traffic;
people must always respect the distance of 2 meters from each others, wear a face cover and refrain from singing or shouting in front of people to whom they are going;
hand washing is recommended before departure and upon return home.
No "party" or private gathering will be tolerated
The Prime Minister was adamant: there is no question of having "parties" or private Halloween gatherings. This year, Halloween is for kids who go door to door.
Dr Horacio Arruda said the risks associated with Halloween are considered low, due to the fact that children are walking around outdoors for a relatively short period of time, ranging from one to three hours. It should be noted that the most important risk regarding Halloween remains the adult version of this celebration for adults, in the context where it is often synonym of private gatherings and involves the consumption of alcohol.
Dr Arruda rewards people that gatherings are already subject to a ban in regions at the maximum alert level (red), while they must be limited to 6 people in regions at the orange alert level and to 10 people in early warning regions (yellow).
MOBILE COVID-19 SCREENING UNIT OCTOBER 5TH & 6TH
The mobile screening unit for COVID-19, without an appointment, will once again be deployed in the territory of the MRC d'Argenteuil:
Monday, October 5, 2020, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at Lachute (Kevin-Lowe-Pierre-Pagé Arena: 80 Hamford Street)
Tuesday, October 6, 2020, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Grenville (Town Hall: 21 Tri-Jean Street)
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A BACK-TO-SCHOOL BOOST FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
More than ever, students need support and encouragement from every part of society if they are to view this year's return to school in a positive light for their future. This campaign is aimed at urging all Quebecers, and in particular adults who play a significant role in a young person's life, to create a wave of encouragement and motivation as students head back to school. We want to send a message of optimism and goodwill to all families in Québec.
We invite you to visit the site https://www.journeesperseverancescolaire.com/
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MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL
Gathering of 50 people and resuming public council meetings.
As you may know, gatherings of up to 50 people are now permitted. Cinemas are an example. However, we are still awaiting government guidance regarding municipal councils meetings and the holding of public meetings, as well as instructions for the rental of municipal premises. For the moment, we are maintaining the current rules.
As soon as we have the opportunity to reopen council meetings to the public, we will inform you. In the meantime, the audio recordings are available on the municipality's website the day following the meeting.
Important Notice – Exterior fire ban
The Fire Service of the Municipality of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge reminds citizens that all outdoor fires, including camp fires and fires made in outdoor fireplaces are all prohibited until further notice.
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Important Notice – Closing of Kilmar Road
Please note that road work will be carried out on Kilmar Road from May 25 to 29, 2020 inclusive.
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CISSS des Laurentides' maternity wards and birthing centre remain open for expectant mothers and the person accompanying them
The Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux (CISSS) des Laurentides would like to offer this reassurance to the region's expectant mothers…
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Important Message to Cottagers
The municipality of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge is one of the regions affected by the decree of April 1 which limits access to our municipality to people who have their main residence Grenville-sur-la-Rouge. Owners of secondary residences are no longer allowed to go to their property and this until further notice.
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Dear residents of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge
The safety and well-being of our community, including our staff and Council members, is of utmost importance to us.
The Municipality adheres to the directives of the Government of Quebec and the Ministry of Health and Social Services and has the mandate to remain vigilant in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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COVID-19 – Self-care Guide – Publication of Gouvernement du Québec
The purpose of this guide is to help you in taking the best decisions for your own health and the health of your close friends and family during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.
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The MRC d'Argenteuil announces concrete measures in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic
The MRC d'Argenteuil wishes to take stock of the current situation and present the actions it is taking to support the population in the present context. (French file)
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In order to respect the hygiene guidelines and measures recommended by Quebec public health to counter the coronavirus, the municipal council of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge takes the following decisions:
The deadline for the first payment of taxes is postponed to Monday, April 20, 2020;
Until further notice Citizens will no longer be allowed to attend council meetings of the municipal council but we will try to put the audio recordings on the website as soon as possible.
Emergency Automated Calling System
As part of its emergency plan residents of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge can now be contacted by an automated emergency messaging system managed by the municipality, WITH NO USER FEE FOR ITS CITIZENS.
Online Registration (in french): Click here
6th edition of the MRC d'Argenteuil / Sûreté du Québec blood drive
The population of Argenteuil invited to book an appointment to give blood on April 14th.
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Dororo was published in English by Vertical Inc. in 3 volumes from April 29 to August 26, 2008 and again in a complete omnibus on March 20, 2012.
Dororo is simply put a masterpiece. A manga from the late 60s that aged very well and is probably the darkest of Tezuka's works. It's violent, cruel, and does not spare most of its characters from certain and permanent death. Oddly enough, something rare of seeing even today.
The story is about a swordsman, Hyakkimaru, who has born lacking forty-eight body parts because of a curse caused by his father. It's a lone wolf journey sort of story, where our protagonist eventually finds a funny, yet complex fellow, Dororo, who happens to have a very detailed backstory that holds great importance for the plot's progression.
Tezuka is a very straightforward writer and his stories are usually, regardless of their quality, easy to read and having an idea of what's going on. Its themes are easy to understand, the characters don't occupy more time than necessary, the conversations are light without ruining the mood and even though the tension is little to nonexistent, it's easy getting engaged and curious about how things are going to turn out.
Themes are simple but extremely well executed without the feeling that Tezuka's trying to force them down through our throats. Poverty, for example, is everywhere. We know that, don't we? One thing that, however, most leaders and governments around the world aren't willing to let citizens be aware of is the fact poverty and violence are strongly connected. There's a panel in the manga where Dororo states that two things are necessary in this world: money and a sword. A child, whose innocent childhood was stolen by generalized violence, matures fast and grows up to become one of the several 'bad guys' the reader can see throughout the entire manga. Exploitation giving rise to an overall discontentment of the population, violence used as a weapon by the nobility, ruining the life of commoners and their opportunities, and characters losing grasp of their dreams and happiness due to being surrounded by such a grim atmosphere.
Hell can freeze before Tezuka supports War in any way possible. However, in spite of given important matters, the characters do not serve only as receptacles of themes or ideas, but rather are individuals living miserably in a ruthless place, struggling to find their path and pursuing meaning wherever it is due. The protagonist is violent but doesn't want to fight. He's striving for something more meaningful, he's trying to reach his wholeness, though willing to shed lots of blood to achieve it. He develops, but not as much his cute companion Dororo who's been through a lot and which we get along with over time. He always tries to push things to their comical side, always hiding his nasty past behind a big smile and childlike innocence. I must confess, I adore his character and you will surely get surprised by how captivating he is in the long run.
I must, however, denote some problems. I appreciate the focus of Tezuka and his willingness to make so much of little time and space, but it's undeniable the fact he doesn't explore a lot of what he presents and it piles up to the point where one cannot forgive but ask: "What about that?". At the same time I applaud the author's astonishing ability to create interesting side characters, I also pinpoint the fact most of them fall flat in the long-term as their arcs are too short and leaving a lot to be desired. Examples being two nihilistic characters they find (a possessed swordsman and a kid with suicide tendencies), Midoro's relationship with her son and one that particularly bugged me so much: the woman-spirit who's found by Dororo and that shares a lot of sympathy towards him. Lots of interesting interactions, possibly leading to an equally interesting background, backstory, development, etc. Unfortunately, we will never get any of that.
The artstyle is Tezuka style. You know it, you love it. It's simple, straightforward and extremely easy reading. Some visual jokes here and there involving paneling, the paneling itself being commendable for its organization and interesting presentation, always following a pattern of three to four panels in scenes where scenarios are being highlighted, never overloading the reader with needless visuals. The mood is clearly soft, so are images in general.
This manga is a hidden gem and like many other Tezuka's works, it is worth the time of anyone. It's accessible, fun and poignant. It has a purpose, a story to tell, characters to flesh out, points to make, themes to convey, enjoyment to provide, so on and so forth. I wish you good leisure while reading this.
Many know Osamu Tezuka as the author of Astro Boy and a few more works and that's it. As logic, that's ignorance. Dororo is one of the most famous works of the author and at the same time, one of the darkest. In English, this work was published by Vertical in three volumes, including a new cover design showing human flesh in some panels of manga, showing how dark it is inside.
Dororo tells the tale of a samurai lord (Hyakkimaru) that has bartered away his newborn son's organs to forty-eight demons in exchange for dominance on the battlefield. Yet, the abandoned infant survives thanks to a medicine man who equips him with primitive prosthetics—lethal ones with which the wronged son will use to hunt down the multitude of demons to reclaim his body one piece at a time, before confronting his father. On his journeys, the young hero encounters an orphan (Dororo) who claims to be the greatest thief in Japan. When reading, the art gives you that 60's look: well-designed monsters, humans are impressive and all the action is very detailed being an old work, making it an interesting atmosphere as a whole.
I find the characters of this manga very alike other works of the author but that's not really a bad thing, the reader must comprehend that when reading. As for Dororo, it is really a fantastic character, bringing all readers to curiosity when they change to the next page continuously until they finish reading. Dororo can be a cute character, a really badass or both, it depends on the person and what's that person thinks of the characters itself. It's just a shame that Hyakkimaru was not as a deep character as Dororo but that's not the main concern when reading, despite the fact that Hyakkimaru's father made a pact with 48 demons that he'd offer each demon a part of the yet-to-be-born Hyakkimaru's body in exchange for the fulfillment of his wish.
To conclude, Dororo it's a very paced, complex yet fun story, full of action and twisted plot points to keep the reader interested in this kind of manga. Dororo is still episodic, so that's a plus. I know people won't give a chance to this kind of stories but that's even better for those who like it because these people feel more comfortable, within their own taste and that's a good thing. I really believe that Dororo is worth investing even though there's a lot samurai vs monster/youkai manga out there. Again, I'm not saying those people are forced to like it but they should at least try a classic version of that specific stereotype. If you are European, you can compare this Dororo to Hattori-kun from the "Ninja Hattori-kun" anime, since both of them are called ninjas/assassins (even though Hattori-kun is more turned to comedy).
Personal Note: One of my favorite manga since the creation of manga itself.
At times when the fad is to read action/mecha/romance packed series, coming across a manga such as Dororo is a wonderful experience indeed. Most of us love Tezuka's works but barely a few might have heard and bothered to read such an unknown manga. Compiled up in 4 volumes and about 870 pages (which are actually 3 volumes with a total of about 850 pages in the translated version) is the story of a Samurai and a chibi samurai hater in the Sengoku period.
The main protagonist, despite the fact that the manga title points to the orphan Dororo, seems to be Hyakkimaru. In order to conquer the country, Hyakkimaru's father made a pact with 48 demons that he'd offer each demon a part of the yet-to-be born Hyakkimaru's body in exchange for the fulfillment of his wish(doesn't sound so clichéd, eh?). As a result, Hyakkimaru is born with 48 body parts and internal organs missing. His mother, when she realizes what has befallen his son, puts him in a basket and releases it in a river. The formless infant is then found by Dr. Honda who believes he'll survive and raises him. As he grows, Hyakkimaru learns to move about by crawling on his stomach and even learns to speak from his stomach. But soon he is haunted by weird demons looking for his soul and Dr. Honda decides he must leave.
Dr. gives him prosthetic limbs inside each of which he attaches a separate weapon such as swords in his arms and a skin-burning spay in one of his limbs.
He then sets off to slay the 48 demons and finds company of the young thief Dororo(who is later revealed to be a girl even though she herself does not believes it). Together they help villagers ger rid of demons and gain Hyakkimaru's organs one by one.
The overall manga is a very good one considering the time it was made in; however a major drawback in it is the way it ends. We never clearly get to know what exactly happened except a line that mentions "Where Hyakkimaru went from there, no one knows. It is said that fifty years hence the flames of war burned down the hall of hell that housed the 48 sculptures." And Dororo only calls out to him from a distance..But Hyakkimaru never turns back. I think that I would have liked to see a few more pages describing what happens in the near future but the manga is good as it is maybe.
Dororo is one of Tezuka Osamu's darker works, and I'm honestly not sure what the author was aiming for here. Anyway, this was released by Vertical in 3 separate volumes, instead of 4. Vertical's release features a new cover design, which is possibly the worst cover design I've ever seen. Describe the cover?
Imagine taking random panels of manga and pasting it onto some human flesh.
Cool,right? No, not at all.
It's really fun and fast paced. Dororo is full of action and cool monsters. Dororo is episodic, ignoring some slight continuation. But these words of praise on apply to the first 2 volumes, while the final volume is a poorly written mess. The 3rd volume introduces possible new allies, only to kill them off at the last possible moment, because writing in a new character is hard.
It's just really incomplete as a whole.
It was fun, certainly not worth the money, though. Plenty of better samurai vs youkai/monster stuff out there.


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Q: How can I prevent MySQL from caching variable values between Stored Procedure calls? I am experiencing some odd behavior where a stored procedure seems to be caching variable values or the output of a stored procedure between calls.  Here's a scenario:
Table foo
id INT(10);
name VARCHAR2(100);

Has one row, with id=5 and name="a_valid_value"
DELIMITER $$
CREATE PROCEDURE fooProc()
BEGIN
      DECLARE testVar INT;
      SELECT id into @testVar FROM foo WHERE name = 'a_valid_value';
      SELECT @testVar as "testVar";
END;
$$
delimiter ;

CALL fooProc(); -- Outputs 5 as expected

DROP PROCEDURE fooProc;

DELIMITER $$
CREATE PROCEDURE fooProc()
BEGIN
      DECLARE testVar INT;
      SELECT id into @testVar FROM foo WHERE name = 'NONEXISTENT_VALUE';
      SELECT @testVar as "testVar";
END;
$$
delimiter ;

CALL fooProc(); -- Outputs 5!

It doesn't matter that I changed the stored procedure body -- it still caches the value 5 in the var testVar.  The only way to get the value to correct itself is to disconnect and then reconnect.  Then when I call the second version of the stored procedure it returns an empty value as expected.

A: @ are user variables, which are session specific.  You want to use local variables which should not have the @ prefix.  Remove it from the stored procedure declarations.

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Q: R help: grouping bonds into 10 decile each row As mentioned in the subject I am trying my best to group the bonds into 10
decile each row.
So currently my data looks like as below. The columns are IDs of
the bonds and they are ranked *each month. *Now I am trying to group these
ranks into 10 deciles (e.g. assume in 05/2015 there were 100 valid bonds,
then ranks 1~10 will be group 1, ranks 11~20 group 2 and so on... )
    date       a        b        c        d        e         f        g       h ...
    05/15      8        6        3        2        1         4        5       7 ...
    06/15      7        8        4        3        2         6        5       1 ...
    07/15      3        5        6        7        2         1        4       8 ...
    ...

and this is what I have been trying to do.
     for (i in 1:116)
     {for (j in 1:283) {if (j <=max.col(i)/10){print j = 1}
     else if ( max.col(i)/10<j<=max.col(i)*2/10){print j = 2}
     else if ( max.col(i)*2/10<j<=max.col(i)*3/10){print j = 3}
     else if ( max.col(i)*3/10<j<=max.col(i)*4/10){print j = 4}
     else if ( max.col(i)*4/10<j<=max.col(i)*5/10){print j = 5}
     else if ( max.col(i)*5/10<j<=max.col(i)*6/10){print j = 6}
     else if ( max.col(i)*6/10<j<=max.col(i)*7/10){print j = 7}
     else if ( max.col(i)*7/10<j<=max.col(i)*8/10){print j = 8}
     else if ( max.col(i)*8/10<j<=max.col(i)*9/10){print j = 9}
     else if ( max.col(i)*9/10<j<=max.col(i)*10/10){print j = 10}
      }}

I am new to R and this was the best I could think of. Please help.
Can I use quantile function to do this....?
Thanks,
hk
[update]
I have tried modifying the loop and still gets an error
     for (i in 1:dim(bondsr3)[1])
     {for (j in 1:dim(bondsr3)[2]) {
     if (is.na(bondsr3[i,j])) { }
     else if (as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j]) <= max.col(i)%/%10){bondsr4[i,j]<-2}
     else if ( max.col(i)%/%10<as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j]) & as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j])<=(max.col(i)%*%2)%/%10){bondsr4[i,j]<-2}
     else if ( (max.col(i)%*%2)%/%10<as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j]) & as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j])<=(max.col(i)%*%3)%/%10){bondsr4[i,j]<-3}
     else if ( (max.col(i)%*%3)%/%10<as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j]) & as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j])<=(max.col(i)%*%4)%/%10){bondsr4[i,j]<-4}
     else if ( (max.col(i)%*%4)%/%10<as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j]) & as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j])<=(max.col(i)%*%5)%/%10){bondsr4[i,j]<-5}
     else if ( (max.col(i)%*%5)%/%10<as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j]) & as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j])<=(max.col(i)%*%6)%/%10){bondsr4[i,j]<-6}
     else if ( (max.col(i)%*%6)%/%10<as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j]) & as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j])<=(max.col(i)%*%7)%/%10){bondsr4[i,j]<-7}
     else if ( (max.col(i)%*%7)%/%10<as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j]) & as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j])<=(max.col(i)%*%8)%/%10){bondsr4[i,j]<-8}
     else if ( (max.col(i)%*%8)%/%10<as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j]) & as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j])<=(max.col(i)%*%9)%/%10){bondsr4[i,j]<-9}
     else if ( (max.col(i)%*%9)%/%10<as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j]) & as.numeric(bondsr3[i,j])<=max.col(i)){bondsr4[i,j]<- 10}}}

but I still get this error message...
      Warning message:
      In `[<-.factor`(`*tmp*`, iseq, value = 10) :
      invalid factor level, NA generated

My desired output is to get 1 for all rankings 1to 10 and 2 from 11 to 20 ... 10 from 91 to 100 where valid number of bonds at a certain month is 100.
Any help would be appreciated.


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Is Indonesia China's new mining investment hotspot? – by Jeff Hutton (Mineweb.com – October 23, 2012)
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Indonesia's upcoming ban on mineral exports is drawing a wave of Chinese investors but for some it may already be too late to jump on the bandwagon.
JAKARTA (AUSTRALIAN MINING) – Indonesia's upcoming ban on mineral exports is drawing a wave of Chinese investors and equipment suppliers as local miners are forced to beef up ore processing capability before a 2014 deadline.
The wave may be one of the few bright spots for aspiring Chinese suppliers, many of whom are venturing out of their home markets for the first time, in bid to offset a construction and investment downturn in their home market.
One small example? Tonghua Jianxin Metalurgy Co. The company based in Jilin province, opened its first office outside of China in Jakarta this month, after sealing only its second overseas contract to design, build and commission a nickel ore smelter in July.
The company will build a smelter capable of processing 50 tons of nickel ore a day for Bukaka Forging Industries, whose specialty products include automotive parts and passenger air bridges at Indonesia's airports.
The facility will be up and running 14 months from receiving its down payment it's representative here says.
"The opportunities are enormous here," says Kidang Omar, an Indonesian native who heads the company's office in Jakarta.
"With so much ore volume you can imagine how many many processing factories Indonesia will need
With a quarter of its nickel ore coming from Indonesia, Chinese customers are keen to shore up supplies of the metal as the government curbs export of unprocessed metals.
Chinese imports of Indonesian nickel ore slumped to just under 1.5 million tonnes in August from 4 million tonnes in June after the government announced the export ban.
But in recent months three Chinese firms said they will invest nearly $9 billion in Indonesian smelters.
Oriental Mining and Minerals Resources and Rui Tong Investment will invest $1.5 billion in direct reduced iron plants with a capacity of 6 million tons, Industry minister Mohamad Hidayat has said.
Beijing Shuangzhongli Investment Management will invest $7.1 billion in alumina refining plants with a production capacity of 1.8 million tons.
State owned Aluminum Corporation of China, or Chalco, signed a deal last month with Indonesia's Indonusa Dwitama to develop a refinery for bauxite, the raw material for aluminium.
For the rest of this article, please go to the Mineweb.com website: http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72068?oid=160675&sn=Detail&pid=92730
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The Value of the Prospector – by William Sulzer (1938)
Vale partner says Guinea seeks to seize iron ore rights – by Richard Valdmanis, Clara Ferreira-Marques, and Saliou Samb (Reuters Canada – November 3, 2012)


In the "Add album" window of Musicnizer, there are 4 options: by title, by barcode, from Audio CD, from files and folders. Each option was described in the corresponding help topic (just click the links to learn more).
This article will provide some further hints for the 4th option (adding music albums from files and folders).
You can expand and collapse folders, just like you do in Windows Explorer. Additionally, each folder has a checkbox on the left. If you click the checkbox, a green checkmark appears there. This means that the folder is now selected for scanning.
A second click will clear the checkmark (the folder will no longer selected for scanning).
When you select or unselect a folder, all its subfolders (nested folders) are selected / unselected. If you need to select individual subfolders, just expand the tree and click the corresponding boxes.
It is also possible to select a group of same-level folders without clicking them one by one. Use click, then Shift + click to highlight a group of folders. After this, use the middle button in the right upper corner (highlighted on the screenshot above) to select all highlighted folders.
Do not forget to click the "Find audio" button to scan the selected folders for audio files.
You can remove checkmarks to disable certain filename extensions / formats. On the other hand, you can add new filename extensions using the green plus button in the right upper corner of the window.
The "Add only new files" option allows skipping audio files, which were added to your active database previously. So, if you add all albums from some folder and scan the folder again, nothing will be found. If you disable this option and re-scan the folder, all albums will be found once again (regardless of the fact that they have been already added to your database).
Musicnizer reads tags (ID3, APE tags, FLAC tags, etc.) to extract information about music. This is where it also takes album names from.
If tags of your music files contain incorrect or inconsistent information, you may get incorrect album names or multiple album entries (if there were different variants of an album name) in Musicnizer. To fix this problem, run a tag editor (like mp3Tag Pro) on your audio files.
For hints on adding albums with multiple CDs, read this article.
Musicnizer saves information from tags into your database (this includes album, artist, track titles, year, cover). In addition to the basic details, the music organizer can save some further data.
There are 3 options that affect adding albums from files and folders, they are highlighted on the screenshot above.
Treat songs with different artists as collections. This is enabled by default. If Musicnizer finds songs with the same album name, but by different artists, in the same folder, it combines all of them into a "Various artists" album. If you disable this option, such songs will be treated as different albums (an album will be created for each artist) with the same name.
Add composers to the database when adding from files. By default, Musicnizer adds only artists. Additionally, composers (as specified in the music tags) can be added.
Add comments when adding from files. Reads information from the comment field of tags and saves it as the album comment.
When you add music albums from files, the "Download information about the album from the internet" option at the bottom of the "Add album" window is disabled by default. This allows adding many albums at once without any risk of a possible mismatch (picking up a wrong album with the same name on the internet, for example).
Take a closer look at the highlighed options. When you add albums from files, Musicnizer tries to find and download album covers and photos of artists automatically (enabled by default). If for some reason you are not satisfied with the results or want to add your albums faster, just disable the corresponding options.


I see a lot of guys using the term compression instead of threshold like in the schematic. does the volume actually change when turning this specific knob? can it be called threshold either way or what is the deal?
Don't put the power switch in the middle!
I am curious Volker... why?
It is a massive design failure having that 230V Mains AC crossing all those wires carrying your sensitive audio signal.
Hehe.. i put it in the middle of the Frontpanel... maybe i got lucky that the unit is dead quiet. But i have to say that the only cables crossing the mains are those for the VU. The whole audiopath is on the other side of the case.
When i wire the lundahl ll1540 reversed as 2:1 on the output, is it true, that pins 7 and 6 stay untouched (primary side)?
And to which pin does the ground connection of the bypass pcb need to connect?
I would wire the secondaries in parallel.
You know the LL1540 would be better at the input?
You can wire the Bypass PCB GND to your Chassis / star GND.
ah, i thought I'd use 2 for input and 2 for output..
could i also use some audiophiler 20uf MKP capacitors (400v) instead of the solens?
i have 2 laying around..
Yes, you can use them. 400V is enough. The double capacity will extend your bandwith somwhat. The lower cut-off frequency of the amp will be some Hz deeper.
months later and about 800 bucks less in my pockets i finished wiring up my DOTC !!
If you make out any obvious mistakes, i'd be happy to know . Tomorrow i'm gonna test that beast.
I prefer shielded cables for wiring the pots & switches.
I'm gonna check the audio now.. Could suddenly smell a lot of plastic when i opened the top, don't know if it's normal though.. No smoke, nothing seems to be burning, so..
Now, that is what I call a front panel!
I turned the switch off on the back but the frontpanel switch was still on. When i turned it back on on the back the device stayed dark..
Was using a 250 mA 250V slow blow.
Nothing looks burned or anything.. i assume that's the voltage peak after powering the unit.. but after my calculation each tube uses 4W x6 makes around 24W so it should actually work with these fuses but i'm gonna try increasing the value..
EDIT: The "smell" seems to come from the slope mod pcb i use.. but still no idea if that's a problem or not..
Using 800mA fuse and it works until now.. Let's see.
Do i need to replace R126 & R226 with a trimmer in order to make the meters read zero dB?
At the moment they stay on the complete left side.
But the voltages Rx09, Rx05 Rx11 Rx27 and Rx28 are perfectly fine.


and Are YOU In One?
Think for a moment about a toxic waste plant. The men and women working in them wear special clothing and masks to protect them from the toxins that can and will contaminate them if they are in contact with them.
If a portion of their bodies come in contact with the toxins, the skin is eaten alive; it becomes contaminated and begins to spread through the rest of the body, thus killing it.
That is what an abusive relationship is like. When you are in a toxic relationship, the words, the hatred, the torment that comes from the abuser destroys a victim.
Like toxic waste, verbal abuse, mental abuse, sexual abuse, and physical abuse begins to eat away at the victim slowly and over time the victim slowly dies from the "toxins" the abuser has afflicted at them and on them.
I know some of you are thinking, "Isn't this a little harsh, he is just degrading her or telling her she is an idiot." No, it's not harsh or out of reach.
It slowly eats away at a victims mind, it paralyzes them, imprisons them, it removes any dignity, hope, or joy. It crushes them to a point that they have no reason to live. A Toxic Relationship is like a toxic waste plant, without protection one will die.
Am I belittled, treated horribly?
Do I fear my spouse or significant other?
Has my spouse hurt me physically: pushed me, grabbed me, choked me, and threw me?
Am I constantly trying to be perfect, make the house perfect, and create a perfect environment so my spouse or significant other won't get upset?
Do I lie for my spouse out of fear?
Does he hit, throw or slam his fist down when talking to you?
Does he harm or threaten your pets?
Does he break things of yours because he knows you value it?
Does he monitor everywhere you go and what you do?
Do you feel he is watching you on the computer, wherever you go, on the phone?
Does he yell and scream at you?
Does he think you are stupid and don't deserve respect?
Does he take your money and possessions and claim it as his own?
Do you feel he can find you no matter where you go?
For more information on toxic relationships please go to am I being abused? to find other questions about relationships that are toxic. But for now, if you answered yes to these questions, even just a few, than you need to know that those questions above are relationship red flags and he is abusing you.


'Supernatural' Season 13 Finale: A Major Twist For Dean Winchester!
There was an unexpected twist for Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) in the Season 13 finale of The CW's "Supernatural," when a deal he made went awry. Find out what happened and how it will change the game in Season 14.


Santa Clara - Brillio, a global digital and technology consulting company, today announced that Coats, a leading industrial thread manufacturer and a leader in the textile crafts market, has named Brillio as global managed services partner for technology infrastructure on Microsoft Azure to continue to deliver sustainable value post-migration.
This announcement represents the successful completion of one of the largest SAP on-premises migrations to Microsoft Azure with 90% efficiency. The transition enabled Coats to slash transaction times considerably. Reporting that previously took six hours to produce now takes a matter of minutes.
The engagement was completed without disruption to Coats' global operations and reduced operational costs – a significant gain to the company. To the more than 7,000 employees spread out over 50+ manufacturing sites, making enough thread each month to stretch around the world nearly 4,000 times, the performance boost was immediate and remarkable.
"We are delighted to continue our partnership with Coats. This project started as a migration to cloud to streamline the business, but quickly we saw the opportunity to provide customized solutions that align with industry nuances," said Raj Mamodia, CEO, Brillio. "Brillio delivers unbeatable business outcomes for enterprises looking for a new level of sophistication in digital solutions. Brillio has extensive experience deploying Microsoft Azure, and this engagement delivers on the promise of a comprehensive, integrated view across the business combined with accelerating performance data analytics in the cloud."
"We needed a quicker way to process information in greater detail, and the cloud offered a simple way to manage this on a global scale," said Hizmy Hassen, Chief Digital and Technology Officer of Coats. "Working with Brillio enabled us to seamlessly and securely deploy a unified business intelligence platform across offices in more than 50 countries. We now have greater visibility of key performance trends, the ability to identify problem areas and quickly optimize sales strategies by data across multiple local markets."
"Brillio is strategic partner to Microsoft and has a proven track record of SAP on Azure customer success, making them an ideal digital partner to help implement Coats' digital transformation initiative," said Brad Berkey, Worldwide General Manager at Microsoft Corp. "With tangible business outcomes from phase one of the implementation, we are excited to expand the potential of Azure with greater options for optimizing operations. Working together, Brillio and Microsoft are delivering the full power of Azure to our mutual customers."
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Forest looking stronger with transfers
September 1, 2020 jonnyw1987 1 Comment
Nottingham Forest have been strengthening following their disastrous final day collapse at the end of the 2019-20 season. They have made 5 summer signings so far and I will assess why and how they will make them stronger and aid their push for promotion.
The first signing was a return of a familiar face in that of Jack Colback. Colback enjoyed 2 successful loan spells with the reds in 2018-19 where he made over 50 appearances and now returns on a permanent contract. Such was the success of his previous spells forest tried to bring him back last summer but were put off by wage demands. The midfielder brings plenty of experience with him having made over 200 appearances in the North East regularly featuring in the Premier League. He will add depth to the defensive midfield options beyond Ben Watson and Samba Sow who are liable to missing matches.
Next to arrive was the signing of defender Tyler Blackett. The 26-year-old moves to The City Ground on a permanent contract having left Reading at the end of last season. Blackett started his career in the youth ranks at Manchester United, making 12 first-team appearances for The Red Devils, and gained experience on loan at Blackpool, Birmingham and Celtic. He will provide needed competition for the left back and centre back positions.
Then came the striker Forest have been looking for, Lyle Taylor. The experienced frontman moves to The City Ground having left Charlton Athletic at the end of last season. Taylor scored 11 times for Charlton last season, a rate of a goal every other game for The Addicks in the Championship, to finish as their joint-top scorer. Forest fans have been crying out for another proven striker to take the burden off Lewis Grabban and give the manager the option of rotating his striker position. Taylor was the obvious choice as he was available on a free transfer and brings excellent scoring rate, a prolific 34-goal season with Concord Rangers earned him a move to Bournemouth in 2010. After a move to AFC Wimbledon in 2015, Taylor settled and regularly found the back of the net, helping The Dons to promotion from League Two and to cement their spot in League One prior to firing Charlton to promotion from the third tier in 2018-19 with 25 goals. Forest would have beaten of plenty of competition for his signature.
Next through the door was the permanent signing of midfielder Fouad Bachirou. e Comoros international moves to The City Ground from Swedish top-flight side Malmo. Bachirou started his career at Paris Saint-Germain before moving to Scottish side Greenock Morton, making over 140 appearances ahead of joining Swedish side Ostersunds. During his time with Graham Potter's side, he lifted the Swedish Cup in 2016-17, and was a runner-up in the following campaign, before switching to Malmo in 2018. The midfielder has extensive experience of both the Champions League and the Europa League during his time in Sweden, helping Ostersunds reach the Europa League round of 32 in 2017, while reaching the same stage of the competition with Malmo in the past two seasons. He will like Colback provide a defensive midfield option.
The latest signing was the arrival of Luke Freeman on a season-long loan from Sheffield United with an option for a permanent transfer. Freeman, an experienced forward/midfielder who has played over 150 times in the Sky Bet Championship, came through the ranks at Arsenal's academy and after a couple of loan spells in Leagues One and Two he went on to sign for Bristol City. The 28-year-old featured regularly for The Robins and was instrumental in Lee Johnson's side gaining promotion to the Championship in 2015, as he played over 100 times in three seasons at Ashton Gate before he joined Queens Park Rangers in 2017. Two successful seasons at Loftus Road followed as Freeman's impressive midfield performances saw him crowned Rangers' 2018-19 Player of the Season and earn a move to the newly promoted Premier League Blades. Freeman brings a lot of quality in both creating and scoring goals along with versatility. He could play as a left sided forward or an attacking midfielder. The second option brings me nicely to possible departures from the city grounds as 2 play the role.
Tiago Silva has been linked with a move to Olympiacos, owned by Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis. Silva was a regular in the midfield last season and is a popular figure and one I hope remains at the city ground. Another Portuguese playmaker Joao Carvalho provides much debate amongst Forest fans since his £13 million record breaking signing in 2018. He had a positive start to his Forest career under Aitor Karanka but since then a change in tactics, injury problems and a lack of confidence has hindered him greatly. There is a 50/50 split between fans who think he should be in the team regularly and those who think he should be moved on.
Finally we come to the biggest story of the Forest's Transfer Window – The future of player of the season Matty Cash. He has attracted interest from premier league sides Sheffield United and Burnley but it Aston Villa who appear to be the closest to signing him. Cash is a product of Forest's academy a hugely popular figure with the fans, especially since he was switched from right midfield to right back at the start of last season. His performances have been outstanding, a vital part in Forest's attack and defence. Many attacks develop between him and Joe Lolley on the right side which would be a massive miss if he departs.
The only confirmed departure so far has been Tyler Walker who joined Coventry on a permanent transfer. Further arrivals and departures could be on the cards as rumours are Benfica youngster David Tavares, Birmingham Striker Lukas Jutkiewicz and Newcastle winger Jacob Murphy are on Forest's radar.
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Surinam Maroon Art, SuMaArt is a wood carving art with symbols. These symbols were created by the Maroons from the Republic Suriname, a former Dutch colony. Republic Suriname is on the northeast region from South -America, with in the north the Atlantic ocean, the west Guyana, the east French Guiana and in the south Brazil.
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SuMaArt is Unique, Exotic, Beautiful, Durable,Timeless,Tangible, Memorable, etc. It is not only Decorative but also Functional.
"Art that speaks without talking"
"A beauty to the eyes and a delight for the spirit"


A famous musical and art event called "December evening of Svyatoslav Rikhter" will start in the State Museum of Fine Arts named after Pushking on the 4th of December. Svyatoslav Rikhter (1915-1997) was a great Russian pianist. He and the museum's director Antonova first organised a festival of classical music and art in 1981. Now the festival has become a tradition of the Museum of Fine Arts named after Pushkin. It's series of concerts where famous musicians from Russia and Europe will play classical musical compositions in the environment of paintings exhibited especially for the event.


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Q: Security Sandbox Violation: Lack of Policy File Permissions I'm using as3httpclientlib to post data to my web service, but I'm continually
getting the following security violation. Does anyone know how to resolve this?
My crossdomain.xml file is below the security violation notice.
NOTE: I'm using apache to proxy requests to the web service, therefore the target url/port and the url/port serving the applet are the same -- i.e. http://192.168.100.101. Also, the crossdomain.xml file is located in the root of the web app which serves the applet rather the web service; however, since the requests are proxied the url for the file is http://192.168.100.101/crossdomain.xml

* Security Sandbox Violation * Connection to 192.168.100.101:80
  halted - not permitted from
  http://192.168.100.101/com-web/flex/ComUi.swf Error: Request for resource at
  xmlsocket://192.168.100.101:80 by
  requestor from
  http://192.168.100.101/com-web/flex/ComUi.swf
  is denied due to lack of policy file
  permissions.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE cross-domain-policy SYSTEM
"http://www.adobe.com/xml/dtds/cross-domain-policy.dtd">
<cross-domain-policy>
<allow-http-request-headers-from domain="*" headers="*" secure="false" />
<allow-access-from domain="*" to-ports="80, 8080" />
</cross-domain-policy>

Thanks.

A: Did you tried to debug it with WireShark, see if the app sends the request on port 843 and if the server sends back the response via socket? It was not totally clear in your post if you already use a server app to serve the policy file, if not, you should, either the way, the link below should help.
If you need more info about how things work, you can check out this


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Do Antibodies Pack a Deadly Punch?
These immune molecules may directly kill, not just tag, microbes
By John Travis
Ask most people what antibodies do, and they'll respond that these immune agents kill bacteria, viruses, and other harmful microbes that seek to infect the body. An immunologist standing nearby would probably correct that answer by pointing out that antibodies don't actually do the dirty work.
After irradiation with ultraviolet light, an antibody crystal glows red, indicating the production of hydrogen peroxide. Anita D. Wentworth, et al/PNAS
According to mainstream immunology, these Y-shaped proteins merely bind to bits of microbes. This targets the germs for destruction by other molecules, such as a family of proteins called complement, or by immune cells. In this view, one can think of an antibody as the laser beam that soldiers use to identify the target of a smart bomb.
But what if these immune proteins carry a grenade or two with them? A recent study suggesting just that threatens to upset the traditional notion of what antibodies do.
In the Sept. 26 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Richard Lerner of the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, Calif., and his colleagues report that almost every antibody they've tested can generate hydrogen peroxide from molecular oxygen. Since hydrogen peroxide—a widely used antiseptic—readily converts into toxic molecules that damage DNA and proteins, antibodies probably do more than passively label dangerous microbes for destruction, says Lerner. Antibodies themselves are germ killers, he contends.
Lerner holds that his group's discovery compels a reassessment of the evolution and function of antibodies. Some investigators suggest that his findings complement their work showing various enzymatic properties of antibodies.
Other scientists caution that, so far, there are no data showing that the vertebrate immune system depends on these chemical talents of antibodies or that it ever did in its evolutionary past. Nonetheless, some researchers are intrigued by these possibilities.
Lerner's finding "is very exciting because it suggests that antibodies have the potential to be microbicidal molecules," says immunologist Arturo Casadevall of Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City.
Unlikely source
Lerner's new work grew out of a discovery made almost 15 years ago. At that time, he and other scientists developed an unlikely way of creating new enzymes, proteins that facilitate chemical reactions between other molecules. Their novel source of these catalysts was the vertebrate immune system, specifically its antibodies.
The researchers found that immunizing animals with specially designed molecules could generate antibodies that catalyze reactions in which those same molecules participate (SN: 4/22/89, p. 252). In the years since, catalytic antibodies, sometimes called abzymes, have attracted commercial, scientific, and medical interest. Seeking to treat people addicted to cocaine, for example, scientists have generated antibodies that help the body quickly chew up the drug (SN: 10/10/98, p. 239).
A pioneer in the field, Lerner often lectured on catalytic antibodies. Someone would invariably ask him whether enzymelike properties occur among the body's normal antibodies to invaders. Dismissing the claims of a few scientists, Lerner for years answered that there was no compelling evidence to support the existence of natural abzymes.
Lerner continued to hold that view until some recent experiments with a catalytic antibody that binds to a synthetic organic molecule called trans-stilbene. When irradiated with ultraviolet light, this antibody complex emits intense blue light, an unexpected reaction that Lerner, Kim A. Janda, and their other Scripps colleagues report in the Oct. 13 Science.
While exploring the chemistry of this fluorescent reaction, the researchers noticed that irradiating the antibody alone also produced hydrogen peroxide. Wondering if the catalytic antibody was somehow unique, they gathered natural antibodies from laboratories throughout their institute. All produced hydrogen peroxide when irradiated in a saline solution similar to the liquid component of blood.
The investigators were still skeptical. "We ordered 100 antibodies from around the world, and they all did it," recalls Lerner.
They even demonstrated that pure, crystallized forms of antibodies can generate hydrogen peroxide when they're exposed to ultraviolet light. That rules out contaminants as the source of the chemical reaction, contends Lerner.
The investigators don't completely understand how antibodies generate hydrogen peroxide. Their experiments indicate the key is singlet oxygen, a high-energy oxygen that's created by the ultraviolet light. The antibody somehow adds an electron to singlet oxygen, converting it to another form of oxygen called superoxide anion. When superoxide anions get together, they spontaneously react to create hydrogen peroxide.
The investigators are reluctant to say for certain that antibodies catalyze the singlet-oxygen reaction. By strict definition, a catalyst doesn't change in a reaction. Although the investigators have identified particular amino acids that appear to mediate the reaction within antibodies, they're not sure what happens to the antibody molecules when the singlet oxygen molecules receive their electrons.
Antibodies are "almost surely catalytic, but we tend not to use that word until we know the whole mechanism," says Lerner.
Test-tube chemistry
What does any of this complicated test-tube chemistry have to do with the immune system? When immune cells engulf microbes trapped by antibodies, they hold them inside special pouches called phagosomes. One way that the phagosomes then destroy microbes is to create a supply of superoxide anions, which starts a cascade of reactions that produces hydrogen peroxide and then more toxic molecules, such as hydroxyl radical and hypohalous acid.
At two separate points, singlet oxygen is a by-product of this cascade. Lerner speculates that antibodies produce an extra dollop of hydrogen peroxide within the phagosome by converting this singlet oxygen into superoxide anions, just as antibodies do in the experiments where the singlet oxygen is generated by ultraviolet light.
Such an antibody-based reaction in the phagosome would focus the toxic molecules on the cell's intended target, Lerner points out. "The antibody is holding onto the [microbe], so the reaction is happening in the right place," he says.
The Scripps researchers speculate that antibodies both target and kill invaders—or at least
they held both roles early in the evolution of vertebrates. "First, there were antibodies that could kill on their own. Later on, some of the killing potential was passed off to cells. But the antibody retains the killing capacity of these cells, at least in the test-tube," says Lerner.
Some scientists argue that such speculation extends too far beyond the published data. Hydrogen peroxide production "is a new feature of [antibodies]. It remains to be determined how general it is and if it is actually effective in killing," says John J. Marchalonis of the University of Arizona in Tucson, who studies the evolution of the immune system.
Lerner responds that work his team has already completed but not yet published addresses that issue. "We know that antibodies, under the right circumstance, can kill bacteria via this method. There's no question about that," he asserts.
Showing that antibodies can destroy microbes in test tubes is one thing, but determining that the proteins do so in animals is a more difficult challenge. The vertebrate immune system has many different weapons with which it can destroy a bacterium, so it's difficult to tease out the importance of each piece of the arsenal.
"In something as important as killing, nature has built in a lot of redundancy," says Lerner. Antibodies could backfire on occasion. In a variety of situations, the body creates singlet oxygen. The Scripps researchers speculate that in autoimmune diseases and atherosclerosis, for example, cell or tissue damage may result when antibodies and singlet oxygen come together inappropriately.
"Part of the price [of an effective immune system] may be that antibodies can make bad stuff in the wrong place," says Lerner.
Shared sentiment
Sudhir Paul shares that sentiment, although he and Lerner agree on little else. For about a decade, Paul, who is director of the chemical immunology center at the University of Texas–Houston Medical School, and a few other scientists have championed the idea that some of a person's antibodies may cleave DNA or proteins.
In the past, however, Lerner and other scientists working with catalytic antibodies dismissed such findings, attributing them to contamination with traditional enzymes. Or, Paul says, they argued that the enzymatic nature of antibodies in the body is so weak that the phenomenon is unimportant.
Yet Paul has linked enzymatic antibody activity to a variety of medical conditions, particularly autoimmune disorders. His team, for example, has found that people with an autoimmune thyroid disorder harbor antibodies that cleave thyroglobulin, a precursor for two thyroid hormones.
In some of their earliest work, Paul and his colleagues reported that people with asthma have antibodies that cleave an antiinflammatory protein called vasoactive intestinal polypeptide. Other researchers have identified DNA-destroying antibodies in people with lupus.
Whether or not such antibodies contribute to disease, Paul would like to use some of them to fight a virus. In one recent project funded by the National Institutes of Health, Paul and his group isolated several antibodies that destroy gp120, a protein used by the AIDS virus.
Curiously, Paul's team discovered this antiviral activity in antibodies obtained from people with lupus, not from those infected with HIV.
The scientists now plan to investigate whether injections of gp120-cleaving antibodies can help animals fight HIV. They're also looking into ways to prompt an immune system to make such antibodies on its own. "There's a lot of hope that catalytic antibodies will permit us to knock out specific targets like HIV," contends Paul.
Lerner remains unpersuaded by Paul's data, but the scientists concur that the chemistry of the antibody is going to be much more complicated than people have traditionally thought. Hinting at unpublished results, Lerner predicts that hydrogen peroxide production will be just one of the antimicrobial reactions in which antibodies participate.
That's a welcome thought to some immunologists. The study of antibodies "has been in the doldrums for about 30 years," says Casadevall. "Everybody feels that everything that needs to be known about antibodies has been discovered. [Lerner's] paper tells you that's not the case."
A version of this article appears in the November 11, 2000 issue of Science News.
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