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glad to have you with us on this edition of newsline. friday, january 29th. planned syrian peace talks may face further delays due to demands from opposition block supported by saudi arabia. the u.n. arranged conference was to start friday in geneva with representatives of the syrian government. more than 100 armed groups make up the forces fighting syrian president, bashar a sod. who will represent them at the talks. mainly secular block backed by
russia is now in geneva preparing for the meeting. opposition group supported by saudi arabia were steel inry odd on thursday. funds to the army of islam, which it calls a negotiating partner. russia has reacted sharply to the talks, calling it a terrorist organization. one of the opposition chief negotiators is a senior member of the army of islam. he said the saudi backed block will participate in the u.n. ensures a halt to fighting and the lifting of government blockades on opposition held areas. the resignation of japan's economic rye revitalization amari is a blow to the governor. ry revitalization plan. he stepped down amid allegations of mishandling funds. a magazine reported last week
reported last week that a construction firm gave him funds. he admitted receiving funds, however, he denied pocketing the money. he said the funds were registered as political donations. in a cheerful press conference, he said he was stepping down as supervisor, he was responsible for how things were handled. he also said he did not want the allegations to distract from proceedings at the diet. ish sheree reform minister and environment minister. he now has to focus on seeking the early passage of a budget plan for the next fiscal year which starts in april. the government coal legs hopes to start negotiations on monday. the main opposition democratic party says it continues to
question abe bears responsibility for appointing amari to cabinet. it's also considering summoning a. amari as an unsworn witness. governing coalition have eck pressed concern that it could cause a delay with budgetary planning. the operator of a nuclear plant in central japan plans to bring one of its react tors back online on friday. it will be the third reactor to restart since the government introduced new regulations following thethe power company restart the number three reactor at the toakahama plant if no proksz with the control rods. generating and transmitting electricity on monday. they hope to begin commercial operations late next month.
they'll use mocks fuel, met tone yum, spent nuclear full and uranium. first used of the fuel in japan in about four years. last april, a court issued an injunction to keep the number three and number four reactors at tack hama off-line. it was reversed after they filed an objection. utility number four reactor as late february. japan's em per or and empress are ending the five day visit to the philippines. one of the couple's last stops to a war memorial near manila. both will pay their respects to people who died in world war ii. they're visiting the philippines since the normzation of diplomatic ties.
their first visit in collie rye yeah. they belt the structure in 1973 to honor the war dead. the site was added to the itinerary at the couple's request. they laid flowers at a cemetery dedicated to filipino victims of war. nearly half a million japanese are estimated to have died in the philippines during world war ii. newsline will have live coverage of the impairial couple's. at least 400 monuments. erected after the war by former soldiers of the now defunt imperial armed forces. they're falling into disrepair or have been removed. nhk reports. >> reporter: here, a three-hour drive from the capital manila.
a japanese investigates memorials in the philippines, and keeps the record of the allocations. >> translator: our generation must pass down the legacy of the war to younger generations where people will gradually grow oblivious, leaving the dead in the philippines to be forgotten. >> on the outskirts in the southern island, one monument is taken care of by local people. >> translator: the city was home to a japanese immigrant community of about 20,000 people. in addition to soldiers, many residents died here during the war. age 88, led a project to erect the monument. >> translator: this is me, and here is my brother.
>> he moved before the war, but his brothers were drafted and died in the war. 20 years or so after the war ended, he visited to comfort the soles of the wounded. he said strong japanese sentiment among the locals. >> translator: people become unbalanced when their loved ones are killed or harmed. they want to get revenge on us. >> 57-year-old owns a farm. his relatives were killed by japanese soldiers. >> translator: when the fighter planes came, my mother and others ran for their lives and took cover in the woods, fields and bushes around. my uncle was killed by a japanese soldier. >> but after seeing japanese people, he comes here to mourn
the victims. his feelings changed. santos started to talk with other people, and he then decided to lay a memorial for free. >> translator: i felt japanese people respect the dead, and i respect this about them. there is no need to live in the past. >> completed 11 years ago, the monday knew menthas been maintained by santos and other local people. the mond >> translator: i've been there 51 times already. my main purpose besides praying for victims is to build good relations with the local people. we shouldn't forget the importance of friendship. i have to get my ideas across to
everyone. >> the monument for sharing each other's pain and maintaining exchanges to keep memories alive. nhk world, the philippines. >> japanese officials have released a number of economic data we're learning about household spending, industrial spending and consumer prices. joining us now from the business desk. how is it looking? >> nobody was expecting anything terribly optimistic, even sork the numbers are worst than they thought. what they're finding is that things are costing more, companies are producing less and people are tightening their pursestrings. japanese shoppers were frugal in december. they say spending by all households with two or more members fell 4.4% from a year ago. december marks the fourth straight line of decline.
average $2,600. the fall was steeper for households headed by people working. that number was off 5% and marked the fourth consecutive decline. officials at the economy ministry say industrial production fell 1.4% in december from the previous month. that makes it two straight months of decline. the officials maintain their assessment, saying production has sea sawed. they predicted ae are bound of 7.6% in january, but a drop of 4.1% in january. inflation measures, they say the consumer price index last month was up 0.1% from the same month the previous year for the second month in a row. the gauge was also up when energy and all types of food were excluded. rising 0.8% year on year. rose for the 27th consecutive month. on to markets, tokyo shares
did open higher, following gains on wall street, as well as oil prices for a third straight day, but the neiki is losing steam. it is down a little over 0.4%. data for household spending and factory output. the capital good, but energy gaining. let's check on currency. the bank of japan later today, the dollar yen at 118.74 to 77. it's up against the dollar following when's federal reserve decision, trading at $1.09. let's look at what what is happening across the region. negative picture this morning with both australia and south korea markets down.
>> a japanese government backed fund expected it decide a plan to help out sharp. in the meantime, a taiwan company has a rescue plan of its own. both sides are in discussions with sharp, and its main creditors behind closed doors. but sources close to the matter say the japanese electronics maker will likely pick the fund to rebuilt its business. the sources say that innovation network corporation of japan will go ahead with an investment of about $2.5 billion in sharp, and acquire a majority stake. incj plans to ask the two main banks for $2.5 billion in financial support. taiwan based electronics wants to invest about $5 billion to buyout sharp and take part in its management. sharp has been caution toward that plan. the japanese government wants to
prevent the company's technology from leaving the country. many regions locally produced food, but sales in these markets fell by half in just one 3 years, so they're fighting back. nhk has more. >> reporter: this is the market, one of the biggest and most popular in south korea. hundreds of shops sell vegetables, fish and other produce in the century old venue. sthe these shops have been hit by online shopping. so the market operator has been working hard to rework the decline. >> a young generation has set up shop in this traditional market and making a big difference.
the operator has filled vacant space for rent by young traders. they in turn have expanded the range of items sold at the market. the results have been promising. 30 unique new businesses have sprung up. among them is an arts gallery and a handmade gift shop. the market now forms with young people and has become -- >> translator: ordinary markets only sell food, but this one has lots of other items. i'm glad i came. >> the new blood has revitalized the market. sales are up 24% from a year ago. >> translator: we need to attract people of all ages. it cannot survive if it is just a place for buying and selling.
>> other markets in seoul have taken note. this one has started a new online and phone service. a shopping agent to buy food on behalf of customers who order them. today, shopping agent is connie sue. she has lived near the makt for years. and knows it like the back of her hand. >> how much is beef today? she goes to shop in the market, checks each item carefully and selects them for freshness and price. with the help of a sub siddy, the order and delivery service costs less than $1. >> translator: i buy food for customers by checking it thoroughly as if it were for my own family. >> today, she is delivering the ingredients for a hot pot dish
to a young mother. >> translator: this a beautiful green onion. >> for a hot pot, firm i don't knows are better. so i've chosen one as firm as i could find. without the service, i don't think i'll use the market. >> the south korean government financially supports the revitalzation. they're working together to stop the decline. that means their future looks more secure. nhk world, seoul. >> that's the latest in business news for this hour. here is another check on markets.
family members of japanese nationals taking look into the faft of the ab duckties and other missing nationals months ago. since then, the families have heard nothing. a rally was held in tokyo to appeal for support. the grooup's representative, addressed the gathering. his sister was abductsed at the age of 22. >> translator: no ab duducty ha come home. i want the japanese government to speed up its efforts to all
the abducties can return. >> translator: we are getting older. all i want is to have the abd t abducties freed and to see them gem. >> they adopted a areslution protesting the status quo. they demanded the government use it to tighten sanctions against north korea. the japanese government says north korean agents abducted 17 japanese nationals in the 1970s and '80s. 12 of them remain unaccounted for. the rivers of hope kied doe in japan are some of the world's prime salmon breeding grounds.
it returns through a major urban area. they're getting human help in reproducing. >> the river runs through sap pore row, a city close to 2 million people. . each year, the river is stocked with 200,000 young salmon. this is a season when they show off. the salmon swim 20 kilometers from the mouth of the river and lay the eggs right in the middle of soporo. >> i'm impressed they've gotten here. i walked to this spot to see them. they really work hard to get here. >> people here look forward to the sal man each year. they thought the numbers were to the stocking of the river. a recent study has revealed
something else is going on. >> it turns out that 70% of the salmon in the river are not those that were released as youngers. they are salmon that were born in the wild. this man is a member of the group working it increase the goun count. she believes they should be making the river more suitable for the fish. >> translator: the fish don't have enough safe places to lay eggs. >> salmon lay eggs in shallow river with a gentle current. females use the tails to clear the riverbed to lay eggs. they need a soft riverbed with lots of little rocks and gravel.
however, the river is obstructed by dams and other man-made. they believe it leads to a hard riverbed with few stones. she and the group try to soften the riverbed before the salmon returned. they concentrated on a narrow part of the river between the bank and the sand. the current there is gentle and the water is shallow. good for salmon eggs. the group with shovels, crowbars and picks. but the soil was hard. without help, the salmon would have difficulty making a place to lay eggs. >> the salmon are working really hard doing things that take humans this long to do is amazing. >> digging up 10 meter area took
three-hours. >> translator: it has become much softer. they should help the fish to be able to dig down, about 10 centimeters. >> an advisor to the project thinks humans should do their part to make the riverbed mo more -- >> translator: the salmon lay their eggs and return to the sea. our goal should be to kre atd conditions to allow the cycle to continue as part of a larger ecosystem, sim becomelized by the sal man. >> my dream is for salmon to be able to lay their eggs naturally in the center of the river. it would be good if we can maintain the wild salmon that come here to live. >> the people of saporo would welcome such an explosion. they're happy to share the city with salmon of the wild.
time now for a check of the weather. people across the u.k. preparing for some rough weather. meteorologist robert spet skbroints joins us with the details. >> this storm system rolling over head right now, definitely going to be bring in gusty winds and already they're at london heathrow, an hour-to-hour and a half delay on average, just because of the strong cross winds continuing to come through. but back towards the north, also looking at some snow fall parts of scotland, 10 centimeters, over ireland as well, winds 145 kill lometers per hour. definitely potent, down towards here, it's creating that very high pressure, and that means we're going to be looking at high winds coming out of this. meanwhile, i want to mention
towards italy, you have the big blue h. that means dry conditions. that's been the case as of late. i know last week, we had some rainfall, higher elevations, but over all, it has been exceptionally dry. we have some video out of italy, built in 1959, lowest recorded level since it was originally built about 1% of its capacity, and the level continues to lower, lack of water pressure is leading to the collapse in a few of the walls here, and many italians across the area are rationing the water. we're not going to be seeing enough rainfall in the near term or long-term. noaa, the entire month of february, you could see dry
weather expected over all, not from a specific storm, but just overall, much of italy, the ball kin pins peninsula. we're expecting above average rainfall for those of you here, just because that jet stream being a little farther off there towards the north. now let's take a look towards the americas. speaking of some heavy rain, how about here into the southeastern u.s. florida, two days ago, we were talking about tornado here. it continues to linger, stretching all the way back, over the peninsula, localized flooding. flip side, pacific northwest, we have this storm coming on shore. it's going to work its way across the rockies. the south, the tail end is going to be pushing into parts of central california, even towards nevada. rainfall in much cooler temperatures out here.
look at los angeles dropping down to 16 for your high on sunday. las vegas getting down to 14 there for those of you, and a little bit farther north in reno, maybe some snow fall. japan, talking about snow, the tokyo area in fact could see some of the white stuff here on friday into saturday morning. maybe about 5 to 10 centimeters. west already, heavy rain fall. it all shifts off towards the east though, interacting with that cold air, so higher elevations, seeing about 30 to 40 centimeters of the fresh stuff out there. heading into saturday morning. all right, here's is your extended outlook.
and that is all for this edition in toek yekyo. thanks for staying with us.
stacey thunder: on this edition of "native report," we attend the opening night of a photography exhibit by the late david barry. we go into the kitchen to learn about fry bread. and for this week's archive segment, we learn about the spirit little cedar tree. we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this "native report." announcer: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. [music playing]

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Justice Samuel Alito's Law — from the oral argument of "King v Burwell"
By guest columnist Al Rodbell
I was reading the live blogging from the Wall Street Journal this morning when the subject of "standing" was raised. First, let me give the most common understanding of what this qualification to bring a suit means from the Wikipedia article, which also happens to provide the expanded meaning of the term. (This detail was debated among some friends this morning).
The party is directly subject to an adverse effect by the statute or action in question, and the harm suffered will continue unless the court grants relief in the form of damages or a finding that the law either does not apply to the party or that the law is void or can be nullified. This is called the "something to lose" doctrine, in which the party has standing because they directly will be harmed by the conditions for which they are asking the court for relief.
It was this specific element that was being discussed when Alito said this from the Wall Street Journal at 8:46:
Justice Alito strongly suggested that the Supreme Court was no place for the issue of standing to be hashed out for the first time. "You want us to have a trial on whether any of these plaintiffs have standing", he asked with some derision. (The Supreme Court doesn't hold trials.)
This happened to strike me, first, because I personally find Alito to be a stain on this court for his wanton manipulation of the traditions of the august body in several cases that I will describe. Both have to do with challenging the dominant religious beliefs of this country. This comment, that the Supreme Court does not address the standing of challengers (plaintiffs) is willfully ignorant of another case, where a Supreme Court decision on lack of standing of Mike Newdow caused his case to be dismissed, without ever considering the merits:
While all eight justices who participated in the case voted to overturn a 2003 federal appeals court decision that would have barred the phrase (under God) in public schools as a violation of the constitutional ban on state-sponsored religion, a majority of five did so exclusively on procedural grounds, ruling that the atheist who brought the case, Michael A. Newdow, lacked legal standing to sue.
While Alito was not on the court then, his obliviousness to this landmark case shows the level of his legal acumen, or more likely that he has a selective understanding, knowing what games he can play to serve his anti-secular goals for this country. One example is a three decade long legal saga that should have ended when the Supreme Court refused to take an appeal that had determined that a 42 foot high cross in San Diego on government property must be removed, this in spite of numerous sham transfers of ownership.
His ploy has worked. Since our pusillanimous congress and president don't have the courage to let the constitutional prohibition of a national religion take its course. He did this by writing a denial of certiorari statement in 2012 that was treated by the public as being from the entire court, which it was not. I wrote this extensive article on this event. (No other commentary on this one, so I guess my view prevails!!!)
The cross still stands, and with every year that goes by, this constitutional breach becomes a "fact on the ground" like the settlements in occupied Palestine. This is Samuel Alito, who is a living realization of the fear that was expressed over JFK that he would be an agent of the Pope. Kennedy transcended this, but Samuel Alito seems to answer to a power higher than our Constitution in many areas of jurisprudence, especially that of our secular Constitution.
There is no doubt that he will cast his lot with ending the Affordable Care Act on a technicality, that a random sentence overrides the entire premise of a complex law. His delaying the decision on the Soledad Cross will only make enforcing the constitutional requirement to remove it that much more divisive. He may have made it so great, that this example of "Justice Delayed is Justice Denied" will take on a new meaning. No longer an admonition but a prescription to beat the spirit of any law, and principle of justice.
And so it goes.
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Bhumika Chawla is an Indian actress. She made her film debut in the Telugu film Yuvakudu (2000) and has since then worked in various Indian film industries and appeared in over thirty films in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, Bhojpuri, Punjabi and Malayalam. She is probably best known for her critically acclaimed performances in Kushi, Tere Naam, Missamma, Gandhi, My Father and Sathyabhama.
Chawla was born in a Punjabi family in New Delhi, India and completed her schooling there. She moved to Mumbai in 1997 and started her career with ad films and Hindi music video albums. She also appeared in the Zee TV series Hip Hip Hurray.
Chawla started off her film career in the Telugu film industry, starring in the feature film Yuvakudu (2000) alongside actor Sumanth. Her second release, Kushi (2001), in which she starred opposite Pawan Kalyan was a box office success, following which she acted in several films in Telugu, including Okkadu (2003) opposite Mahesh Babu, which became one of the year's highest grossers in Telugu.
Meanwhile, she made her debut in the Tamil film industry as well, starring in the film Badri (2001) opposite actor Vijay, which was followed by her second Tamil film Roja Kootam (2002).
After a number of critically and commercially successful films in the South, she starred in her first Bollywood film, Tere Naam (2003), alongside Salman Khan. The film was one of the year's highest grossers. Apart from it, it was a critical success and her performance in the film won her many positive notices as well as several nominations for Best Debut at different award ceremonies. She was nominated for her first Filmfare Best Actress Award, and won the Best Debut trophy at the Zee Cine Awards ceremony.
Subsequently, she got to star in a number of Hindi films as Run (2004), a remake of the same-named Tamil film, Dil Ne Jise Apna Kahaa (2004), again opposite Salman Khan, Silsilay (2005) and Dil Jo Bhi Kahey... (2005) alongside Amitabh Bachchan.
She returned to Telugu, acting in the films Naa Autograph (2004), a remake of the Tamil film Autograph and Jai Chiranjeeva, alongside Chiranjeevi and Sameera Reddy. Whilst Chawla's performance in the former won her accolades and the CineMAA Jury Award for Best Actress, the latter went to become a super hit film.
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The impact of major events and situations send clusters of numeric energy into view. These patterns form connections to a much wider and deeper picture.
Wednesday, May 27, 2015, was a 22 day in the world (5+9+8=22).
22 focuses on global issues and the conditions under which the general population – and life in general – exist. May 28 marks the beginning of calendar week 22. Therefore, the 22 energy is extremely powerful until June 3rd, and possibly beyond. 2 is a slow moving energy and may linger as it departs.
On Wednesday, May 27, America's new Attorney General, Loretta Lynch, announced the arrest in Switzerland of several FIFA executives on charges of massive systemic fraud and corruption. FIFA is the organization which manages the most popular sport in the world – international football (or soccer in the USA). A stunning numeric pattern is forming around this shocking (but not totally unexpected) announcement.
Week #22 is about to begin.
The Letters in the name FIFA also convert to 22. (6+9+6+1=22).
FIFA was founded on May 21, 1904. That date adds up to 22. FIFA was born on the 22 path.
And exactly 55 years later, on May 21, 1959, America's new Attorney General, Loretta Lynch was born. They share their birthday!
Just last week, on May 21, FIFA turned 111 years old. (111 is an extended Master Number), and Loretta Lynch turned 56 (5+6=11). She issued 47 indictments against FIFA executives (4+7=11). She is the 83rd Attorney General of the United States (8+3=11). 11 is the master number of illumination and inspiration. It is the number of perspective, connection, and conveyance. (We cannot reach 2 until those two 1s peacefully merge).
The 55 years separating the birth of FIFA and Loretta Lynch have significance too. 55 brings the kind of CHANGE that alters the entire direction of this journey through time. 55 is the most balanced form of 1 – the number of SELF – the individual – ego – masculine energy.
5 is the number of the sudden and unexpected, and 55 activates the emotional range in order to make us look at and understand reality. 5 represents adventure – and 55 is the energy we know as "adrenalin".
Week 22 always has some kind of 'shock' attached to it, or an element of surprise. These FIFA arrests came as a shock to a lot of people, including those who never dreamed that an organization such as this could ever be 'reined in'.
55 adds up to 10. And innovative 10 adds up to 1 = CHANGE!
22 = the conditions in which people live – and are forced to live. FIFA's purpose was to promote and facilitate football worldwide so that people everywhere, especially the youth of the world, could benefit from the positive aspects of the sport. But by 1991, the organization had begun to devolve into a pit of greed and corruption. Those involved were so focused on their own existence that they became oblivious to the harm they are doing to the rest of the world.
So oblivious, so indifferent to the feelings and wellbeing of others, that in their zeal to build the infrastructure for the 2022 World Cup, the government of Qatar refused to allow Nepalese workers to return to earthquake-ravaged Nepal to attend the funerals of their loved ones. The workers are prisoners there. The Guardian reported that at least 1 worker per day DIES while building the infrastructure for the 2022 World Cup. It is estimated that the death toll will exceed 4,000 in the building of Qatar's stadiums.
Tony Blair receives the Congressional Gold Medal of Honor from George W Bush in 2003.
ALSO ON MAY 27, 2015: With just 45 minutes notice, ex-British Prime Minister Tony Blair, a principle architect of the Iraq War, resigned from his post of "Special Envoy to the Middle East" – a title that has never made sense, given his background. He's in a 1 personal year in 2015 – and opportunity knocks! Taking a new direction is what the 1 year is all about. He abruptly resigned on a 22 day, the number of improving conditions for humanity. Tony Blair, one of the most unpopular politicians in the world, once professed that as "Special Envoy to the Middle East", his goal was to improve conditions for the Palestinian People. Well, this is what much of Gaza looks like right now. (Photo: AP).
Humanity is reaching a new depth of awareness by looking at life as it is. Life is not an illusion. The illusion is this cruel, top-heavy, collapsing system that we're stuck in, with un-evolving masculine energy leading the way – towards a very dangerous edge.
The 11 energy has been SO powerful in our lives since the beginning of the 2000s, illuminating what we need to see, so that our feelings (our feminine energy) can develop to its next stage of healing. Right now, 11 is shedding its light on atrocity, hypocrisy, and ineptitude, shining through the walls of denial, and creating transparency. 22 is the result of two 11s. Thus the light-shedding openness of the 11:11 phenomenon.
11:11 = 22 = 4, the number of system, organization, work, and how things work.
Also on that '22 day', Wednesday, May 27, 2015, the state of NEBRASKA abolished the death penalty. It's about time. After all, time is the framework on which we emerge, unfold, and evolve. Congratulations Nebraska!
And now, on Thursday, May 28th, (a 5 day in the world), Week 22 begins….
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WOW what amazing insight, thank you!
That's very kind. Thanks Mary.


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Genre: Drama / Musical / New Movie
Director: Sia
Stars: Kate Hudson, Leslie Odom Jr., Maddie Ziegler
Music is a 2021 musical drama film directed by singer-songwriter Sia. The film was co-written by Sia and Dallas Clayton, and stars Kate Hudson, Leslie Odom Jr and Maddie Ziegler. It marks Sia's directorial debut. The film follows Zu, a newly sober drug dealer who becomes the sole guardian of her half-sister Music, a young girl on the autism spectrum.
It was released in Australia on January 14, 2021 by StudioCanal, and in select IMAX theatres in the United States for one night on February 10, 2021, followed by an on-demand release on February 12, 2021, by Vertical Entertainment. Music received generally unfavourable reviews from critics, but was nominated for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy and Best Actress – Motion Picture Comedy or Musical for Hudson at the 78th Golden Globe Awards.
Kazu "Zu" Gamble (Kate Hudson) is a newly-sober drug dealer who is estranged from her family and the sole guardian of her younger autistic half-sister Music (Maddie Ziegler), following the death of her grandmother who raised Music. Throughout the film, musical-like sequences take place inside Music's mind, showing how she views the world.
Zu deals drugs with the help of her close friend Rudy but is unable to pay him back as she doesn't have a job and is forced to stay in town in order to take care of Music. One morning, Music has a tantrum when Zu is unable to braid her hair. Her neighbour Ebo Odom comes to help calm Music down.
Through this, Zu and Ebo become good friends and start to learn more about each other including Ebo's own family story; that this wife left him for his brother. This makes him someone Zu can rely upon and she then promises to accompany him a wedding when he is invited so that he is not alone.
Ebo is a boxer who teaches kids boxing as well, one of them being Felix, who watches over Music. He doesn't like boxing but is forced to do it by his father but he is more caring and loveable than anyone thinks. Zu learns how to take care of Music with Ebo there to help her but still has to deal drugs so that she can fly to Costa Rica and live a good life.
However, Ebo suddenly disappears but is found when Zu discovers that he is suffering from HIV and buying medication from Rudy. This makes life a bit harder for Zu because she doesn't have help anymore from her friend.
When Zu and Music go on a walk, Zu is distracted when Music is stung by a bee and has an allergic reaction. She is later hospitalised. Zu finds out that she can't pay for the treatment as she lost her bag while Music was stung, which contained all her personal belongings and drugs that she was supposed to deal.
The catalyst of events causes Zu to start drinking again after being clean. Zu causes a scene when trying to stay with Ebo while drunk and the police are called, revealing that she is on probation. The same night, Felix's parents get into a physical altercation which results in his father accidentally killing him.
Zu wakes up the next morning with a bleeding nose and is distraught that she has no one to turn to. Ebo, with Zu and Music with him, arrives at his brother and ex-wife's wedding. Meanwhile, Zu drops Music off at an adoption center but is unable to bring herself to do it. Zu decides to turn up at the wedding to accompany Ebo as planned and prepares to sing for Ebo's brother.
However, Music interrupts and sings herself showing that she is happy with how things have turned out for her. Music later receives a new dog, one that Felix had seen abandoned before.
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Siewert Design can guide owners and captains through the entire refit process, providing innovative concepts for interior and exterior living spaces, creating construction drawings and bid packages, and supervising construction, assuring quality workmanship, timely project delivery, and exceptional results. Our years of experience working with shipyards bring an intuitive point of reference to begin a refit project, ultimately saving time and cost.
The project begins with a kick off meeting or phone call to gather an understanding of your most basic needs, your wish list, a desired time frame, and what you want to spend. Determining priorities becomes very important as the objectives get matched up against the budget.
At this stage, we'll make an inspection of the existing vessel and collect any relevant accurate information about the yacht and its condition: builders materials and constraints are assessed and flag authority's regulations are investigated. Any existing CAD plans, profile, and elevations are gathered based on the builders drawings. If needed, a measured site survey and laser scan can be conducted to further the needed information database.
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At the end of this step we'll have a series of sketches and scale drawings that can be used to get a reality check on cost and schedule so you can make an informed decision about the best way forward for you.
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Now the project is full steam ahead. We go to work producing the final detailed construction drawings from which the yachts interior and components will be built.
To ensure the original vision is carried throughout every detail of your yacht, we can supervise all aspects of the construction. We can also help you select the final details of fit and finish. This is really the rewarding part of the process, as it represents the final step in transforming the vessel into your yacht.


At the Nicholson, Gansner & Otis, S.C., we represent clients accused of violent felonies in Wisconsin state courts. Each case is different, but many defendants share the same concerns. They worry about the impact of a conviction on their families and their futures. They worry about whether they are going to jail and for how long they may be incarcerated. They worry about what life may be like for them when they get out of jail.
Located in Madison, we can answer many of these questions. We can also take forceful and effective action to achieve the best possible outcomes in these serious cases. We may be able to have charges dismissed prior to trial. We may also be able to have defendants acquitted in a trial.
To achieve the best possible results, we begin with a forceful and complete trial preparation from the moment we take your case. We gather information about your background and the events that led up to the offense. Every detail is critical. Each one gives us the opportunity to introduce reasonable doubt into the minds of jurors.
We often explain to clients that each case is unique and arises from a unique set of facts. Sometimes, the truth is that you did act violently — but that you needed to due to the circumstances. The courts understand this. In Wisconsin, courts will allow defendants to use affirmative defenses — such as self-defense or the defense of another — to protect themselves from allegations of involvement in violent offenses. If you have been accused, talk with a lawyer at our Madison law firm about your situation.
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The films for INDIANER INUIT: DAS NORDAMERIKA FILMFESTIVAL , February 6-9, 2020 in Stuttgart/Germany, will be selected by our jury. Several teams will select films for the different categories - e.g. a group of film university Babelsberg Konrad Wolf students forms the documentary film jury.


Strong, united families and communities are the building blocks of Nebraska. But presently, certain harmful policies threaten to tear apart our families and separate loved ones.
Nebraskans across the state are invited today to showcase their images representing why unified families and neighborhoods are vital to a healthy future for everyone in the "We Belong Together" campaign.
Participants are invited to post photos, drawings, and messages on social media using the hashtag #WeBelongTogether. These images are centered on the importance of ensuring families remain together so communities and local businesses can move forward together.
After posting their image on Twitter and in the "We Belong Together" Facebook event, participants are encouraged to make calls urging their U.S. Senators and Representative to support forward-looking immigration policies that focus on keeping families united.
"We Belong Together" takes place on a day when communities across the country are showing support for immigrants and voicing opposition to recent negative immigration and refugee executive orders.
U.S. immigration laws are decades out of date and do not allow many immigrant Nebraskans a way to become citizens. These policies are harmful to Nebraska families, communities, and our economy. Many longtime, contributing community members face the threat of being torn apart from family members. A study from New American Economy estimates immigrant Nebraskans contribute nearly $2 billion to the Nebraska economy each year and pay more than $616 million in taxes.
"We Belong Together" is hosted by many groups across the state, including Centro Hispano Comunitario (Columbus), Grand Island Latino Network, Heartland Workers Center, Justice for Our Neighbors – Nebraska, Nebraska Appleseed, Trinidad Center (Lexington), Unity in Action (South Sioux City), and more.


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Repair plans drawn up for Sizewell
Published: 12:33 PM March 26, 2010
ENERGY bosses have drawn up a repair plan that will see its nuclear reactor returned to service, it was announced today (Friday, March 26).Sizewell B power station had to be shut down as a safety precaution last week when higher than normal moisture levels were detected in a containment building.
ENERGY bosses have drawn up a repair plan that will see its nuclear reactor returned to service, it was announced today (Friday, March 26).
Sizewell B power station had to be shut down as a safety precaution last week when higher than normal moisture levels were detected in a containment building.
EDF Energy, which runs the facility, has confirmed a repair plan has been drawn up - although they have still declined to say exactly when it will be back up and running.
Jim Crawford, station director, said: 'I am delighted with the progress that has been made in our investigation into the cause of the event.
'The next stage will be to implement the programme of work required to bring the station safely back to service.'
EDF has also declined to say how much the shut down of the reactor is costing the company - although it could be as much as hundreds of thousands of pounds each day.
Spokesman Gordon Bell said the problem relates to one of the heaters associated with a component known as the pressuriser.
'This component is not part of the reactor pressure vessel but is connected to the cooling circuit,' he said. 'Early indications show that repair techniques previously deployed at similar power stations can be carried out at Sizewell.
'As usual, the company doesn't comment on the return to service date as this is commercially sensitive in the electricity market within which it operates.
'Sizewell B, like all other stations within EDF Energy's fleet, operates to strict technical specifications and once indications of an increased moisture level were indentified the conservative decision to manually shutdown the reactor was made to ensure the station remained within these technical specifications.
'This was carried out according to plan and at no time was anybody's safety at risk.'
He said the station had maintained contact with key stakeholders throughout the shut down and informed community groups last week.
Representatives from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) have been on site and together with officials from the Environment Agency are satisfied with Sizewell's response to the incident.


This was one of my recent illustration requests. It was made by RainyDayMariah & it features a character named Amélie Valentine from her webcomic Rainy Day Dreams.
In the comic, Amélie is a kind, sweet, and caring girl who cares deeply for her friends. However, she's also a "mad" scientist who works on a number of controversial experiments. When she's at work, she becomes both a workaholic & a perfectionist who treats her failed experiments in the harshest way possible.
For this illustration, I wanted to try and show off Amélie's frustration with one of her rejects as she tries as hard as she can to fix it. While her outfit is based on in her image from the cast page of the Rainy Day Dreams website, I added my own personal touches to try and show how she works as a mad scientist such as her hair & the way her eyes look. I also looked at films such the Tim Burton movies & Frankenstein to try and give the illustration the same dramatic suspense of a monster movie.
This illustration can also be seen on my Twitter & Tumblr accounts.


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DSP among 3 martyred in late-night terrorist attack in K-P
Three police personnel, including a deputy superintendent of police (DSP), were martyred in a late-night terrorist attack on the Sarband Police Station in Peshawar, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P), it was reported on Saturday.
Inspector General (IG) of the K-P police Moazzam Jah Ansari while talking to the media today, said that the police "bravely repulsed the terrorist attack".
The three martyred policemen included K-P Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Sardar Hussain and his two police guards identified as Irshad and Jehanzeb.
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According to Ansari, the DSP parked the vehicle at the checkpoint and was entering from the back gate when he became the target of terrorists.
He informed the media that for the first time terrorists used sniper weapons in Peshawar, while these "are being used in Bannu, Lakki Marwat and DI Khan".
The IG, however, added that the provincial government has approved the purchase of thermal sites and night weather drone technology for the police.
He furthered that phase one of the Peshawar Safe City Project will start before June. "Cameras have been installed in all the police stations of the city," he said.
KP CM condemns attack
Provincial Chief Minister Mahmood Khan has condemned the terrorist attack on the Sarband Police Station and termed it a tragic incident.
In a statement, CM Mahmood said that "the sacrifice of the martyrs will not go in vain", adding that the police fought with bravery and repulsed the attack.
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Further, he said that the whole nation is standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the police in the war against terrorism.
He prayed for the eternal peace of the martyrs and expressed his heartiest sympathies and condolence with the bereaved families.
Mahmood has also asked the IG Police for a report on the incident.
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Q: Redactor show only one instance at a time I have a condition in which I have to search for a particular class through out the document and on click of that class initialize the redactor.
I have done this by traversing html and
$(".contenteditor").redactor({
    toolbarExternal: '.commoneditor',
    toolbarFixed: true,
    focus       : true,
    imageUpload : 'image_upload.php',
    css         : "http://localhost/template/css/basictemplatepage.css",
});

Suppose there is more than one element with same class and both should trigger redactor. In that case I am coming up with more than one instance of redactor which is not working properly. I just want to destroy all previous instances and keep only one instance of redactor. How can I do that ??

A: You can instantiate the redactor on click by using the this keyword which references the clicked element.
$(".contenteditor").on('click', function(event){

$(this).redactor({
    toolbarExternal: '.commoneditor',
    toolbarFixed: true,
    focus       : true,
    imageUpload : 'image_upload.php',
    css         : "http://localhost/template/css/basictemplatepage.css",
});
});

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Q: How to connect Blazor WebAssembly to DataBase I recently started developing a Blazor WebAssembly app, and now I'm settling on a database connection.
All lessons and instructions say that you need to enter information into the Startup.cs file and appsettings.json, but these files are not in the project.
I do not understand. In Blazor WebAssembly, is there no way to connect to the DB?

A: It is now 2022. .NET 6 has shipped, and Blazor WebAssembly has support for compiled binaries.
That means there are now three options for using a database in a Blazor WebAssembly application.
#1. Create a webApi. Call the webApi on from the client as you can see being done in the default sample. See FetchData.razor
protected override async Task OnInitializedAsync()
{
    forecasts = await Http.GetFromJsonAsync<WeatherForecast[]>("WeatherForecast");
}

and WeatherForecastController.cs on the server. The default solution does not call a database, but you could easily use a dbContext in Get() to pull data from a database.
#2: With support for compiled binaries in Blazor WebAssembly, it is now possible to completely host Sqlite in WebAssembly.
https://github.com/TrevorDArcyEvans/BlazorSQLiteWasm
#3: IndexedDb. Through js interop, the IndexDb in the browser can be used. Large amounts of data can be stored in this Db, and like the name implies, it is indexed. Since this can be accidentally cleared, it is most useful in a PWA, where that is more difficult. Also, with this and Sqlite, anything done in the browser is open to the user and hackers that compromise the user's maching.
I use https://github.com/wtulloch/Blazor.IndexedDB
You add schema in program.cs:
builder.Services.AddIndexedDB(dbStore =>
{
    dbStore.DbName = "SomeDbName";
    dbStore.Version = 1;
    dbStore.Stores.Add(new StoreSchema
    {
        Name = "People",
        PrimaryKey = new IndexSpec { Name = "id", KeyPath = "id", Auto = false },
        Indexes = new List<IndexSpec>
        {
            new IndexSpec{Name="alias",  KeyPath = "alias", Auto=false},
            new IndexSpec{Name="isAvailable", KeyPath = "isAvailable", Auto=false},
            new IndexSpec{Name="communityId", KeyPath = "communityId", Auto=false},
            new IndexSpec{Name="isFriend", KeyPath = "isFriend", Auto=false},
        }
    });
});

In this code, the names of the fields are camelCased, whereas the objects I'm constructing are PascalCase. This was actually necessary for me to get it to work. I think my serializer may be set to camelCase Json or something, so watch that.
And then you add remove and search using:
public async Task AddPersonAsync(LocalPerson member)
{
    var newPerson = new StoreRecord<LocalPerson>
    {
        Data = member,
        Storename = PeopleStoreName
    };
    await _dbManager.AddRecord(newPerson);
}
public async Task<LocalPerson> GetPersonByIdAsync(Guid id)
{
    var localPerson = await _dbManager.GetRecordById<Guid, LocalPerson>(PeopleStoreName, id);
    return localPerson;
}
public async Task<List<LocalPerson>> GetPeopleAsync()
{
    var results = await _dbManager.GetRecords<LocalPerson>(PeopleStoreName);
    return results;
}

public async Task<List<LocalPerson>> GetPeopleByCommunityAsync(Guid id)
{
    var indexSearch = new StoreIndexQuery<Guid>
    {
        Storename = PeopleStoreName,
        IndexName = "communityId",
        QueryValue = id,
    };
    var result = await _dbManager.GetAllRecordsByIndex<Guid, LocalPerson>(indexSearch);

    if (result is null)
    {
        return new List<LocalPerson>();
    }

    return (List<LocalPerson>)result;
}

A: If you are referring to local storage (browser storage) then this component by Chris Sainty could help you.
However if you are looking for a connection to a Database like a SQL Server or document storage like Mongo it can not be done directly.
Blazor Wasm is for front end development. You will need to call web APIs that connect to databases stored on servers.

A: Not directly. Blazor WebAssembly is a front end framework. You need to create an API controller to wrap your database connection and use HttpClient to call the api. A straight forward way to do it is to use an asp.net core web api controller wrapping an Entity Framework Core Database context.
@inject HttpClient Http
<template_html_here/>
    @code
    {
         protected override async Task OnInitializedAsync()
        {
            products = await Http.GetFromJsonAsync<Product[]>("api/Products");
        }
    }

Controller:
 [ApiController]
 [Route("api/[controller]")]
 public class ProductsController : ControllerBase
    {

        private readonly ProductsDbContext _context; // your database context

        public ProductsController(ProductsDbContext context)
        {
            _context = context;
        }

        [HttpGet]
        public IEnumerable<Product> Get()
        {
           return _context.Products.ToList();
        }
    }

You can read more about blazor at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/blazor/call-web-api?view=aspnetcore-3.1.
And on asp.net core web APIs on https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/tutorials/first-web-api?view=aspnetcore-3.1&tabs=visual-studio.


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August 31, 2009 by justin
Still Life, by A.S. Byatt
Back when I started this blog, I wrote about The Diamond in the Window that it had permeated my thoughts so thoroughly that its ideas and images had become part of my personal mythology. So too with Still Life.
This is the book that I said woke me from my long intellectual slumber. And no wonder! Not only is it challenging, with its allusions and complex counterpoint of themes, but it starts out with just that situation: pregnant Stephanie trying (and failing) to read Wordsworth while waiting in a queue at the ante-natal clinic. Baby-brain, we used to call it, when your head is stuffed with nursery rhymes and to-do lists, not to mention fuzzed from lack of sleep, so that you look at a book and can remember only that you used to be able to read and understand it.
I say that this is a challenging book, but it doesn't have to be. The story itself is absorbing and plenty to be going on with. You can read the book simply as the lives of two sisters who make different choices for their lives and how those choices play out. You may delight in the continuation from The Virgin in the Garden of their seemingly incompatible choices—scholar and wife, mind and body—and the echoes of that conflict in the juxtaposition of activity and stillness, chaos and order, experience and ritual, madness and sanity.
You may look at the other themes here, related to how we perceive the world and how we represent it. Van Gogh's voice comes and goes throughout the story, talking about shapes and colors, about domesticity and chaos. Alexander, whom we met in the previous book, is writing a play about Van Gogh and Gauguin. As motifs, he uses pairs of paintings: one yellow chair and one a brownish red, The Sower coming towards you and The Reaper going away. On my first reading, this book sent me off to read Vincent's letters to Theo, excerpts of which are quoted here, thus introducing me to another side of Van Gogh.
Many of the characters muse in their different ways about shapes and colors. Byatt explores her themes through the symphony of storylines. I think it is a perfect balance. The scientific, philosophic, and analytic bits are always presented in relation to the melody of the story, their lines playing off each other, resonating here, clashing there. I'm having to invoke a different set of metaphors, those of music, because Byatt has so thoroughly explored the metaphors of writing, painting, colors, biology, religion, even domesticity, that I cannot begin to use them in talking about the book.
The only aspect that seemed even slightly jarring to me on my first read is the occasional intrusion of the author. Rarely, but significantly, the author speaks up in the first person, telling us what image sparked the idea of this book, how she planned (and failed) to write it without any figurative language, even—hilariously—breaking into first person right after a character criticises Van Gogh for being unable to keep himself out of his work. Now I appreciate how her intrusions wake me up and make me consider not just the books the characters are discussing but this book itself, this thing I hold in my hands.
The book is about how to live in this world, with its things. Not just what lifestyle or work we choose, but how we experience the things of this world and recreate them in pictures and words. And how that experience and those re-creations have changed over the centuries.
It's also about how to die, how to live with the prospect of death, of loved ones, of ourselves. I said last week that in some ways this book is a response to the biological imperatives described by Richard Dawkins. Byatt writes about grief, so powerfully that it is hard for me to read those chapters. What do these little lives mean, the sparrow flying in at one window and out the other? That is the question. Not the adolescent search for an abstract meaning of life, but the purely practical question of what we are to do if, as Byatt echoes, the dead rise not. It is the question for those of us who have reached what Jane Smiley calls the Age of Grief, as everyone does eventually, losing someone too dear, a loss from which we never recover.
No wonder Byatt gives us Wordsworth and his Ode on immortality. Dawkins talks about the immortal gene, but also the way that memes, units of culture, may live on and on. So Byatt's book is also about cultural artifacts: Van Gogh's paintings, Milton's poems, Shakespeare's, Mallarme's. And about how we may use words and images not only to distance ourselves from life (as I have done with this paragraph), but also to recreate the direct sensual experience of the world. And about those moments when words fall silent and we have only our senses.
The Selfish Gene, by Richard Dawkins
I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that when I first read A.S. Byatt's Still Life, there seemed to be levels to the story that I wasn't getting. I wonder now, as I reread it, if it doesn't presume background knowledge that I didn't have then. Coincidentally, as I was alternating between reading it and Dawkins's book last week, I stumbled across a long passage referencing Dawkin's concepts as presented in The Selfish Gene and I realised that much of Byatt's book was a response to those concepts.
Dawkins looks at evolution from the point of view of the gene, proposing that organisms (such as humans) are "survival machines" for the genes, containers that carry them in our chromosomes, protecting and replicating the genes. Therefore, natural selection favors organisms that most successfully replicate their genes. Characteristics that promote replication (e.g., fertility, attractiveness, ability to protect oneself) are preferred and so spread more widely through the population.
The title is a metaphor, since genes themselves do not have feelings. It is meant to indicate that in their drive to replicate (since that is their function), genes may even act against the best interests of the organism containing them or against the best interests of the community of organisms. From the gene's viewpoint, what matters is the number of copies of the genes, not of the organism. Hence, organisms have evolved to protect those who have copies of some of the same genes (kin).
Dawkins first defines his terms. I always appreciate starting this way, since words are so often misused, and in this case I needed his comprehensive and comprehensible explanation of the difference between genes, alleles, chromosomes, nucleotides, etc. He presents the idea of "replicator molecules" in the "primordial soup" succeeding over other molecules to became cells and, eventually, organisms. He describes how DNA replicates, both in the normal growth of the organism and in the formation of units of reproduction (sperm and egg, for humans).
I particularly enjoyed his concept of an evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS) and the examples of such strategies that he and others have studied and/or modeled. In an encounter, the two participants have the choice to protect or defect. I was reminded of all those police dramas where they've separated two criminals and are telling each to rat on your partner before he rats on you; the one who defects first gets the best deal. Dawkins discusses many strategy models, while cautioning that the environment must also be a factor in their success.
I'm not sure why I hadn't heard of this book until now, when it turned up as a selection for one of my book clubs. Perhaps because when it came out in 1976, I was enmeshed (as one of Byatt's characters is) in caring for babies and certainly out of touch with popular culture. Over the years, I have absorbed many of the concepts of the book without knowing the primary source, thus perhaps unwittingly proving his thesis about memes, units of human culture that replicate and evolve in ways similar to those of genes, even at the expense of their vehicles (Dawkins's book in this case).
The Selfish Gene is aimed at the layperson and is quite readable. I sometimes found his tone a bit petulant, as he rebutted objections to his work by reviewers and other scientists, but others in my book club found these rebuttals humorous. And certainly Dawkins is quick to admit when he is wrong and to give credit to others for their work—always a charming quality.
The book does raise moral questions, although Dawkins cautions that he is just describing how things work biologically, not how they ought to work. And he reminds us that, as thinking organisms, we sometimes have the power to override our genetic blueprint. For example, we can choose not to reproduce. We can choose altruism. We can choose peace.
Fire in the Blood, by Irene Nemirovsky
Nemirovsky is the author of Suite Francaise which everyone was reading a few years ago, an insider's account of the German invasion and the flight from Paris in June 1940 and life in a rural village under German occupation. What made it so special was not just that Nemirovsky herself was swept up in those events but also that she so memorably depicted the places and people and the way life was lived in Paris and in the village where they took refuge (Issy-l'Eveque in Burgundy). She captured nuances of behavior and inflection, unraveling webs of motivation and psychology, giving us fully realised characters.
Nemirovsky brings those same writerly gifts to bear in this brief novel about Sylvestre, called Silvio, who lives alone in a run-down farmhouse. He is old, he says, wanting only to sit by his fire in "blessed solitude" with his pipe and a bottle of red wine, shaking his head over the follies of his youth, when his lust for adventure took him to foreign lands and caused him to run through his inheritance. Now he sits in the village's cafe on Sundays, nursing a glass of wine, surrounded by the neighbors who bought his lands and childhood home, listening to them make gentle fun of him. Nemirovsky captures the fine gradations of these relationships and uses marvelous details to describe these provincial characters, such as noting precisely how a young man turns his wineglass before lifting it, making clear what that action says about his place in that company. She also portrays the charm of rural France prior to World War II, with its agricultural rhythms and long memories.
Silvio often visits his cousin Helene who leads a charmed life with her beloved husband Francois, about-to-be-married daughter Colette, and three sons. The events following Colette's marriage (which affect Helene, Francois and Silvio himself) move briskly, so that the narrative flows as smoothly as the river by Moulin Neuf where Colette and Jean live and run the mill that has been in his family for generations.
I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that one reason I enjoyed Josephine Tey's The Franchise Affair was that it was such an adult book. How much more so this story! Silvio's nostalgia over his bittersweet memories mixes with the deep satisfaction he takes in the details of daily life: filling his glass with wine, walking the paths he's known all his life, watching—amused and bemused—the antics of his neighbors. As in the other book, one of the greatest joys of this story is how vividly Nemirovsky conjures daily life in this small village.
This is a story of contrasts: family versus solitude, travel versus home, the lusty greed of youth to take what you want versus the peace of age when you've "given up trying to make the world adjust to your desires". But it is also a story of secrets. Helene says to Colette, now a young mother, that the best thing a parent can do is to keep her experiences a secret from her children. Similarly Silvio ponders a group of strangers passing through and imagines them driving through the night, past darkened farmhouses, never guessing at the secrets hidden within.
So it is with this simple tale. It hides great richness, depth of experience and emotion. I enjoyed the book so much that I immediately read it again and, on the second reading, found myself marveling at the way it was structured. The accelerating chain of events, the secrets revealed: all were foreshadowed in details that I had not consciously noted in my first reading, though even then they lodged somewhere in my memory making the ending thoroughly satisfying. The structure, the details, the immersion in a different way of life, and fascinating Silvio himself combine to make this a perfect read.
The Virgin in the Garden, by A.S. Byatt
In this blog, I often give the circumstances under which I read the book, because they so influence my reactions. This book is a good example. When I first read Byatt's Still Life almost twenty years ago, it shocked me out of my long stupor. For many years, working two and sometimes three jobs, my reading was confined to a half-hour or so before bed, when I gulped down undemanding novels. When I finished Byatt's book, I realised that, although I'd enjoyed it on a superficial level, there were many other levels that I was ignoring. I read it again, more carefully, and then a third time. My poor old brain finally began to creak into action, and I could no longer be content with the "easy" novels that had been shepherding me into sleep.
I then picked up this prequel to Still Life which presents the Potter family during the summer of Elizabeth II's coronation in 1953. Alexander Wedderburn, who teaches at the progressive public school where the domineering Bill Potter is also on staff, has written a verse play about Elizabeth I which a local patron of the arts has decided to stage on the grounds of his manor house as part of a huge festival. Bill's wife, Winifred, is a housewife with a Yorkshire accent and a plastic cloth on her table; no one would suspect she had an English degree from Leeds University. Frederica Potter, a fierce and gawky schoolgirl, wants to be best at everything, which at the moment means getting a part in Alexander's play, if not Alexander himself. Her quiet sister, Stephanie, who by coming home to teach in the local grammar school has ducked her father's insistence that she use her double First at Cambridge to do great things, prefers to help with the costumes. Their younger brother, Marcus, a student at the public school where his father teaches, lives in a world of his own, besieged by mysterious forces that consume nearly all of his attention.
On my first read, I was thoroughly confused by the book. The prose is much denser and has far more allusions than the other novel. Also, the Potter's family dynamic is not one that appeals to me: an overbearing father, a withdrawn mother, an equally withdrawn brother who is the mother's favorite, one sister focused on others, the other focused only on herself.
On this second read, I not only enjoyed the book more, I appreciated it more. The structure of the book is simply amazing, not just the most obvious parallels between the two Elizabeths, but—oh, I can't begin to do it justice! So many layers of stories, myths, allusions around the image of the virgin in the garden, enclosed, protected, but (perhaps) plucking what she wants all the same. How do you balance the life of the mind and the life of the body? The lure of solitude and the thrill of society? Scholar or wife? Queen or consort?
Frederica, caught up in the overheated passions and furtive couplings of the players, is desperate to lose her inconvenient virginity. Stephanie tries to ignore the attentions of the ruthless curate, Daniel Orton, who wants to marry her—men are always wanting to marry her, even chance-met waiters in hotels, which she finds humiliating, believing that it has nothing to do with her; she must just have "an archetypal wife-face". Marcus is befriended by Lucas, another master at the school, who believes that Marcus's mysterious forces are connected to the extra-sensory energies he himself has been investigating. Lucas's experiments, intended to tap into these force-fields, take him and Marcus into dangerous territory.
This is one of the most rewarding books I've ever read. Now I think I'll have to read it again.
August 3, 2009 by justin
The Franchise Affair, by Josephine Tey
The Franchise Affair is based on the 18th century case of Elizabeth Canning, an Englishwoman who claimed that she had been abducted and taken to a house where an old woman tried to persuade her to become a prostitute. When she refused, the woman locked her up, intending to hold her prisoner until she relented, giving her nothing but water and crusts of bread. After nearly a month, Canning said, she had escaped through a window. Many believed her story and a local Romany woman, a Miss Mary Squires, was convicted of the crime, despite three witnesses who swore she had been elsewhere. A later inquiry, after Squires had served her six-month term, was conducted amid a huge media frenzy similar to that around the Road House Murder, and resulted in Canning being convicted of perjury.
In Tey's 1948 novel, solicitor Robert Blair's quiet life in an English market town, where nothing much changes from generation to generation, is interrupted by a phone call from a stranger, Marion Sharpe, who asks for his help. Sharpe and her elderly mother had recently moved to the area, to an isolated house outside of town. Betty Kane, a servant whom they had dismissed, claimed that the two women had imprisoned her in an upstairs room where they starved and beat her.
I read first read this book as a teenager (eons ago) during my first infatuation with Tey. I didn't remember the story at all, nor do I recall what I thought about it. Wish I did, because this is such an adult book, I can't believe I appreciated it sufficiently back then. It's so smart, so witty. I love all the one-liners, which are not only entertaining but are marvels of compressed characterisation. When Marion is first talking to Robert, she says, "'You know what I feel like? . . .I feel like someone drowning in a river because she can't drag herself up the bank, and instead of giving me a hand you point out that the other bank is better to crawl out on.'" And when old Mrs Sharpe is first confronted by Betty Kane, she says, "'For two people on beating terms we are distressingly ill acquainted.'"
In fact, Mrs. Sharpe is the character I found most interesting, and most baffling. Robert and Marion I felt I had a handle on right away, but I wasn't sure what to think about Mrs. Sharpe. If there was a crime, I could believe she was behind it. I didn't feel that I knew her until the very end. For me, the mystery around her kept open the possibility that the two women were actually guilty.
The story starts rather slowly with Robert contemplating knocking off work early, but I was in no hurry for the action's catalyst to appear. I found myself savoring each sentence, completely hooked by the time I reached bottom of the first page, with Robert's tea tray in a patch of sunlight, the tray he is brought every day, with a white cloth, and a digestive biscuit on Thursdays and a petit-beurre on Mondays. So precise. So perfect.
Besides Tey's remarkable prose, a great joy of the book is that other characters develop in unexpected ways. I thought staid and sedentary Robert would be rather stupid "from the dumb-sidekick school" as a member of my book club remarked. I also was afraid Robert's Aunt Lin would be the butt of silly-old-women digs; his nephew, Neville, who helps with the investigation, a caricature of wayward youth; and the mechanics, who come to the aid of the two women, typical village louts. What a pleasant surprise to find all of them turning out to be more complex than I imagined.
I loved this book! I loved the puzzle, the pacing, the characters, and the subtle way Tey brings in details of village life. I'm grateful to my book club for sending me back to it and highly recommend it.