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Strange encounter with "vm" 9 months, 1 week
Dr Rainer Woitok
Greetings, running on Gentoo I have installed (among others) the following packag- es: app-editors/xemacs version 21.4.24-r1 app-xemacs/vm version 8.11 Recently I installed the completely unrelated package "sys-apps/smart- montools" which depends on "virtual/mailx" which in turn depends on at least one of the packages "net-mail/mailutils", "mail-client/mailx", "mail-client/nail", or "sys-freebsd/freebsd-ubin". Since neither of the latter four packages was already installed, the first one was picked, "net-mail/mailutils". Later I pressed "g" in a "vm" window to get newly arrived mail and was confronted with an error message to the effect that my crash box had an invalid file type. And indeed, at the place where my crash box was ex- pected there was now a directory, and in sub-directory "new/" of this directory I found what probably was my new mail, each mail in a separate file. After plenty of head scratching I eventually found out that the freshly installed package "net-mail/mailutils" provides the binary "/usr/bin/ movemail". Apparently "vm" first does a PATH search for "movemail" be- fore it decides to use the "movemail" binary provided by XEmacs! I do not now whether or not this would also happen using the more recent version 21.5.34 of XEmacs which is also available on Gentoo but is still marked "testing". But I think that not explicitly setting variable "vm- movemail-program" should indicate to use XEmacs' version of "movemail", even if another "movemail" programme is reachable via "PATH". End of Bug Report or Enhancement Request. What follows is a short desc- ription of how to cleanly recover from the damage caused, in case any- body else is searching the web after having had the same mishap: 1. Rename the directory which is abusing the name of your crash box: mv PathToCrashBox PathToCrashBox.off 2. Uninstall the package which pulled in package "net-mail/mailutils" (in my case "sys-apps/smartmontools") and all its dependencies. 3. Prevent package "net-mail/mailutils" from ever being installed again. Under Gentoo this is done by issuing: echo net-mail/mailutils | sudo tee -a /etc/portage/package.mask 4. Again install the package you just uninstalled, and this time another of the alternatives required by dependency "virtual/mailx" will be pulled in. 5. Now recover the mails burried in directory "PathToCrashBox.off" (I'm not sure how thoroughly, if at all "vm" will check the syntax of the faked "From " headers required to indicate the beginning of each new mail, but using exactly two blanks on either side of "Wed Jul" worked for me. And yes, using the same "From " header over and over again did not at all bother "vm"): cd PathToCrashBox.off/new for f in * do echo 'From a(a)gmail.com Wed Jul 3 17:14:54 2013' cat $f echo done >> ~/recovery 6. In "vm" enter "v" and then "~/recovery" to open this temporary folder and start reading your almost lost mail. Sincerely, Rainer


Youths and Minis invite you come and play rugby.
Noel Devlin is the CCRO for the Kilkenny area.
Noel will be facilitating, coaching and coordinating rugby at underage level in all Kilkenny schools, for both boys and girls. You can contact Noel for more details on 087 2831174.


Went to see American Assassin with husband and 16-year-old daughter. We love action movies like Jason Bourne and Jack Reacher and this is the same type of movie. It is based off the Mitch Rapp series by Vince Flynn.
We really enjoyed the movie. There are lots of hand-to-hand combat scenes. But like most espionage movies, there are slow story building parts. The payoff was worth it for the bomb a$$ ending! Pun intended. American Assassin had an exciting and suspenseful conclusion. Not many movies can have me at the edge of my seat. There are quite a few plot twists I didn't see coming.
Michael Keeton's character is kind of generic for this genre, but Dylan O'Brien rocked his role. I think he has a future in action movies. Hard to believe the actor that started out as derpy Stiles on Teen Wolf...ended up like this.
Maybe for the next movie he can shave that soul patch in the middle of his chest off.
If you like these type of movies then this is worth a watch.
I really liked the ending too. But I thought Michael Keaton's character was interesting because who else bites an ear off a bad guy while being tortured!
Lol! That was unexpected...and so gross!


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La cattedrale di Cristo Re (in islandese: Dómkirkjan Krists Konungs), anche conosciuta come chiesa di Landakotstún (in islandese: Landakotskirkja), è il principale luogo di culto cattolico di Reykjavík, capitale dell'Islanda.

La chiesa è sede della cattedra vescovile della diocesi di Reykjavík, unica cattedrale della Chiesa cattolica in Islanda, situata nella parte occidentale della capitale.

Si celebrano messe in islandese, inglese, polacco e latino.

Storia
I primi missionari cattolici giunti in Islanda dopo la Riforma, i francesi Bernard Bernard e Jean-Baptiste Baudoin, acquistarono nel 1859 un terreno con cascina a Reykjavík, dove si stabilirono.

Nella stessa area (Landakot) costruirono una piccola cappella nel 1864. Pochi anni dopo, fu eretta nei pressi (a Túngata) una piccola chiesa in legno dedicata al Sacro Cuore di Gesù. Dopo la prima guerra mondiale, con la creazione della prefettura apostolica (1923), i cattolici islandesi promossero la costruzione della cattedrale, sotto la guida del vescovo Martin Meulenberg. Il progetto fu affidato a Guðjón Samúelsson.

La cattedrale è stata consacrata il 23 luglio 1929 dal cardinale Willem Marinus van Rossum, inviato speciale di Papa Pio XI; porta il nome di Cristo Re, la cui festività è stata introdotta nel 1925.

Descrizione

La chiesa, in stile nazionale islandese con elementi neogotici, è stata progettata da Guðjón Samúelsson, lo stesso architetto dell'Hallgrímskirkja di Reykjavík e dell'Akureyrarkirkja di Akureyri.

L'esterno è caratterizzato dalla torre campanaria, alla base della quale si trova il portale d'ingresso della chiesa. Nella cella campanaria, vi sono tre campane, dedicate rispettivamente a Cristo Re, alla Madonna e a San Giuseppe.

L'interno della chiesa presenta una pianta a croce latina. Sopra l'altare maggiore è posta la statua di Cristo, donata da papa Pio XI. Nella navata sinistra è collocata la statua di san Torlaco (proclamato patrono d'Islanda nel 1984). Le stazioni della Via Crucis, opere bavaresi del XIX secolo, sono dono del vescovo di Ratisbona, Rudolf Graber. Il crocifisso e la cattedra episcopale sono opera di Ríkhardur Jónsson.

L'organo a canne della cattedrale è stato costruito nel 1950 dalla ditta organaria danese Frobenius Orgelbyggeri. Lo strumento è a trasmissione integralmente meccanica ed ha tre tastiere di 61 note ciascuna e pedaliera concava di 30 note. Dispone di 30 registri.

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Voci correlate
Diocesi di Reykjavík
Chiesa cattolica in Islanda
Cattedrali in Islanda

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Cattedrali dedicate a Cristo Re
Cristo Re
Islanda Reykjavik

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The Texture of Loss and Joy
Rabbi Benji Stanley
In this personal reflection, Rabbi Benji Stanley tackles loss, joy and life, finding a Talmudic parallel.
I have just lost my father, but we are in a festive time of year, a time when we hear from Rav Yehuda the son of Rav Shmuel bar Shilat (in the Baylonian Talmud, Tractate Taanit, page 29a) that happiness increases, the month of Adar, of Purim, of drinking and laughter. How does one hold such conflicting experiences? Next week I am invited to a Purim celebration, at which we will read the Megilla, the story of Esther and salvation, after doing a laughing workshop together. This week I am coming to the end of the first thirty days of mourning my Dad, Jack Stanley.
Today I started putting in a file letters that were sent to me on the occasion of his death. A friend wrote that
all we can do as the ones who mourn is to cherish and observe the quality and tones of the grief we experience at any moment - I think perhaps that is mourning and grieving at its "finest".
I have been reflecting on the texture of my grief, and the texture of my father, the warmth of his smile and his oft-sitting presence, the texture of his skin, the wrinkles, and the marks on his forehead through which, it now feels to me, light shone. I appreciate the texture of those letters that have been sent to me too, the feel of the paper and the inked words between my thumb and fingers - I opened the envelopes excitedly, grateful to literally feel people's thoughtfulness towards me and my family.
I am currently feeling for a texture of Adar and Purim that I can appreciate, and am getting closer to it on the pages of Talmud in which Rav Yehuda explains that happiness increases.
Mi She'niknas Adar Marbin B'simcha, the one who enters the month of Adar increases happiness. I first encountered the words in an unequivocally jolly tune, something like this:
Yet the full statement is
K'shem Shemiknas av m'ma'atim b'simcha kach mishe'niknas adar marbin b'simcha - Just as when Av begins we decrease happiness so too when Adar begins we increase happiness.
Av is the month in which we feel loss and destruction, in which we mourn. The statement brings together contrasting feelings and experiences, shaping them in relation to each other, and revealing a spectrum. It points me to a lack and longing in Adar as well as Av, the longing for relationship, for love, for fuller companionship in joy as well as grief.
The Talmud precedes to weave a finer sense of joy by adding two further statements from Rav Yehuda the son of Rav Shmuel bar Shilat to his teaching on the happiness of Adar:
Just as when Av begins we decrease joy so too when Adar begins we increase happiness…
"To give to you a future and a hope" (Jeremiah 29: 11). Rav Yehuda… said these [words "future" and "hope"] are date trees and linen garments.
"See, the smell of my son is like the smell of the field" (Genesis 27:27). Rav Yehuda… said it was the smell of apples.
These teachings might need some unravelling. In chapter 29 of Jeremiah the prophet writes a letter, on behalf of none other than the Ultimate, to the exiled community of Israel in Babylon, suffering its recent cataclysmic loss. He tells them to "build houses and live in them, plant gardens and eat their fruit", to create the texture of their ongoing lives:
For I am mindful of the plans I have made concerning you- declares the Merciful- plans for your welfare, not for disaster, to give you a hope and a future. When you call Me and come and pray to Me, I will give heed to you.
Rav Yehuda expresses the reassurance that things can get better, that presence can be found even in seeming absence and painful loss, and gives it everyday texture. Trees and linen garments can last, they pass from one generation to the other - through them we can feel literally the past and the future on our skin, which itself carries less permanently the traces of those who have gone before us, and those to come. The last teaching in the passage above takes the moment that Jacob disguises himself as his brother Esau to steal the birthright from his father Isaac, and Isaac is part fooled by the small of the field. In adding the suggestion that the smell was specifically apples, Rav Yehuda the son of Rav Shmuel bar Shilat takes a potentially distant story of complexity and confusion, and using that most evocative of senses, smell, raises real memories of love and family.
At least for me. I remember a month before his death we were lucky to have my older brother Joel home from the States, to join me and my younger brother and Mum and Dad in celebrating the last night of Chanukah together, with lights and song and one last family selfie. There was no limit to my father's love of apple-sauce, with (or without) his potato latkes.
I am grateful to feel around me a textured Judaism. A week of mourning, followed by a month, followed by a year. Letters that I can touch. The love and wisdom of Torah that I can feel in that scroll. Happiness that shades into a deep lack; loss that intimates love, a future and a hope. Clothes and Trees. I am grateful for a way of living that brings me into contact with others, present and absent, and suggests that "happiness" is perhaps not exactly what I'm feeling but rather paradoxical, painful joy, which the novelist Zadie Smith describes as that "strange admixture of terror, pain and delight".
Benji Stanley is the Rabbi for young adults for Reform Judaism, creating transformative learning, experiences, and community with people in their 20s and 30s. He has worked as a Rabbi or Student Rabbi at Alyth, Weybridge, Liberal Judaism, and West London Synagogue.
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Did you know Groupon has online coupons for a ton of retailers? I didn't until yesterday......and I spent quite a bit of time searching for my favorite stores. I scouted out some of the best deals on ASICS shoes and apparel. The promotion codes change frequently so these prices may vary.
Right now, you can get amazing prices on some of ASICS most popular shoes including the brand new Gel Nimbus 17 Lite Show. You will not find these on sale right now, so this is a steal. Click here to be taken to the Kohl's Groupon page to activate your online coupon. The one I used for this pricing was for 20% my purchase (PS that code expires today!).
Kohl's also carries a wide range of ASICS clothing, including my favorite Capri's, the Cleo Pop.
Nordstroms has a selection of ASICS gear on their Anniversary sale. In fact, my best friend always buys her Gel Kayano's during this time of year. Click here to go to the Nordstrom Groupon Page.
If you miss these sales, no worries - the Groupon retailer coupon codes are frequently updated and there are others who offer ASICS: Macy's, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Kohl's, JCPenney. Many of these retailers will allow you to stack coupon codes as well!
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I have heard that on one occasion the Blessed One was staying near Savatthi in Jeta's Grove, Anathapindika's monastery. Then Anathapindika the householder left Savatthi in the middle of the day to see the Blessed One, but the thought then occurred to him, "Now is not the right time to see the Blessed One, for he is in seclusion. And it is not the right time to see the monks who are developing their minds [in meditation], for they are in seclusion. What if I were to visit the park of the wanderers of other persuasions?" So he headed to the park of the wanderers of other persuasions.
Now on that occasion the wanderers of other persuasions had come together in a gathering and were sitting, discussing many kinds of bestial topics, making a great noise and racket. They saw Anathapindika the householder coming from afar, and on seeing him, hushed one another: "Be quiet, good sirs. Don't make any noise. Here comes Anathapindika the householder, a disciple of Gotama the contemplative. He is one of those disciples of Gotama the contemplative, clad in white, who lives in Savatthi. These people are fond of quietude and speak in praise of quietude. Maybe, if he perceives our group as quiet, he will consider it worth his while to come our way." So the wanderers fell silent.
Then Anathapindika the householder went to where the wanderers of other persuasions were staying. On arrival he greeted them courteously. After an exchange of friendly greetings & courtesies, he sat to one side. As he was sitting there, the wanderers said to him, "Tell us, householder, what views Gotama the contemplative has."
"Venerable sirs, I don't know entirely what views the Blessed One has."
"Well, well. So you don't know entirely what views Gotama the contemplative has. Then tell us what views the monks have."
"I don't even know entirely what views the monks have."
"So you don't know entirely what views Gotama the contemplative has or even that the monks have. Then tell us what views you have."
"It wouldn't be difficult for me to expound to you what views I have. But please let the venerable ones expound each in line with his position, and then it won't be difficult for me to expound to you what views I have."
When this had been said, one of the wanderers said to Anathapindika the householder, "The cosmos is eternal. Only this is true; anything otherwise is worthless. This is the sort of view I have."
Another wanderer said to Anathapindika, "The cosmos is not eternal. Only this is true; anything otherwise is worthless. This is the sort of view I have."
Another wanderer said, "The cosmos is finite... The cosmos is infinite... The soul & the body are the same... The soul is one thing and the body another... After death a Tathagata exists... After death a Tathagata does not exist... After death a Tathagata both does & does not exist... After death a Tathagata neither does nor does not exist. Only this is true; anything otherwise is worthless. This is the sort of view I have."
When this had been said, the wanderers said to Anathapindika the householder, "We have each & every one expounded to you in line with our own positions. Now tell us what views you have."
"Whatever has been brought into being, is fabricated, willed, dependently originated, that is inconstant. Whatever is inconstant is stress. Whatever is stress is not me, is not what I am, is not my self. This is the sort of view I have."
"So, householder, whatever has been brought into being, is fabricated, willed, dependently originated, that is inconstant. Whatever is inconstant is stress. You thus adhere to that very stress, submit yourself to that very stress."
"Venerable sirs, whatever has been brought into being, is fabricated, willed, dependently originated, that is inconstant. Whatever is inconstant is stress. Whatever is stress is not me, is not what I am, is not my self. Having seen this well with right discernment as it actually is present, I also discern the higher escape from it as it actually is present."
When this had been said, the wanderers fell silent, abashed, sitting with their shoulders drooping, their heads down, brooding, at a loss for words. Anathapindika the householder, perceiving that the wanderers were silent, abashed... at a loss for words, got up & went to where the Blessed One was staying. On arrival, having bowed down to the Blessed One, he sat to one side. As he was seated there, he told the Blessed One the entirety of his conversation with the wanderers.
[The Blessed One said:] "Well done, householder. Well done. That is how you should periodically refute those foolish men with the Dhamma." Then he instructed, urged, roused, and encouraged Anathapindika the householder with a talk on Dhamma. When Anathapindika the householder had been instructed, urged, roused and encouraged by the Blessed One with a talk on Dhamma, he got up from his seat and, having bowed down to the Blessed One, left, keeping the Blessed One on his right side. Not long afterward, the Blessed One addressed the monks: "Monks, even a monk who has long penetrated the Dhamma in this Doctrine and Discipline would do well to refute the wanderers of other persuasions with the Dhamma periodically in just the way Anathapindika the householder has done."
See also: AN 4.24; AN 10.96; Sn 4.12.


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SAZU honours composer Janez Matičič
Friday, June 3 | 10:24
Ljubljana, 3 June - The Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SAZU) honoured with a ceremony on Thursday evening one of Slovenia's most notable contemporary composers Janez Matičič. Matičič, a cosmopolitan searching for beauty, turned 90 today.
The composer, who spent most of his creative years in Paris, was labelled a cosmopolitan by SAZU head Tadej Bajd, who addressed the event.
Using modern techniques and media in his composing, Matičič has been faithful to traditional genres. He has devoted most of his work to piano.
Born in Ljubljana, he graduated from composition at the Ljubljana Music Academy in 1950 and conducting in 1951.
Although the first instrument that introduced him to the world of music was violin, he later switched to piano.
He was acquainted to the modern composition through notable French composer, conductor, and teacher Nadja Boulanger in Paris, where he moved in 1959.
From 1959 to 1975 he collaborated with the Groupe de Recherches Musicales that experimented with electroacoustic music under the direction of Pierre Schaeffer.
Matičič has taught at several music conservatories in Paris as well as at the Ljubljana Faculty of Arts.
His best known works are two concerts for piano and orchestra, concerto for cello and orchestra, and especially the pieces created in a modernist and experimental mode. Some of them were also released on CDs.
He has received numerous awards for his work, including the highest, Prešern Award for life-time achievement in 2007. He became a regular member of SAZU the same year.
According to musicologist Gregor Pompe, Matičič's music draws inspiration from Ravel, Bach and Brahms.
Matičič told the STA ahead of his birthday that beauty was the goal he was looking for. "My soul has pushed me to look for beauty, the beauty we have always admired in the wonderfully composed pieces of music..." he said.
Tribute to Matičič was also paid at this year's Slovenian Music Days in April.
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Singapore – Lankan girls forced into sex trade
Children and Women's Abuse Prevention Bureau of the police last Thursday apprehended a suspect involved in trafficking Sri Lankan women to Singapore. �Bureau Director SSP Jayantha Wickremasinghe said police have so far arrested two suspects involved in the sex trafficking ring. The ring is operated by Sri Lankan nationals located here and Singapore. The recently arrested suspect, a man from Nittambuwa, was the airport liaison who handed over victims to the traffickers in Singapore.
SSP Wickremasinghe said traffickers target local women by promising them jobs in Singapore. One of the victims, a woman from Maharagama, was promised a job at a hospital in Singapore, with all travel expenses covered. She had jumped at the seemingly promising prospect, arriving at Singapore Changi airport in a red shirt as instructed, where she was picked up by the Nittambuwa suspect and taken to a hotel and handed over to another Sri Lankan woman.
The woman told her that she could start working at the hospital the following day. She was told to call her husband and assure him everything was all right. At first, nothing seemed out of place in the nice, air-conditioned room.�However, from the next day onwards, she was forced into prostitution, imprisoned in the hotel room, with no way out and her cell phone taken away. SSP Wickremasinghe said she was forced to have sex with about 25 men each day.
She couldn't communicate with anyone as she didn't speak English. But one day, she managed to indicate to an Indian customer that she was being held against her will. He let her use his cell phone to call her husband in Sri Lanka and the husband promptly informed the police leading to an inquiry and a court order to have her returned to Sri Lanka.
"Still the victim won't say much because she is too scared," SSP Wickremasinghe said. "We've been investigating this trafficking case since last year. We had to go through INTERPOL to nab this suspect."�Inspector Kanchana Samarakoon, involved in investigating the case, said the sex trafficking ring is believed to be much larger. The police have yet to determine how many women are still detained in Singapore.
Inspector Samarakoon said Sri Lankan trafficking and prostitution rings are widespread in Singapore. Women get involved in these rings due to poverty and desperation and once they return to Sri Lanka, they are too ashamed or too scared to go to the police. �Also the women, mostly from outstations, fall easy prey to people who promise them various job prospects.
"When it comes to domestic work overseas, women are careful to some extent because they are aware of widely reported abuse and exploitation," Inspector Samarakoon said. "But the problem here was these women were promised jobs at a hospital, which sounds reputable, so they didn't think twice. Women should be more vigilant and inquire more about these things."
According to U.S. State Department Trafficking in Persons Report 2012, Sri Lanka is primarily a source country for men, women, and children subjected to forced labour and sex trafficking. Women who are promised jobs, mostly domestic work, in countries like Singapore and Jordan are increasingly forced into prostitution.
"Internally displaced persons, war widows, and unregistered female migrants remained particularly vulnerable to human trafficking," the report stated. "In 2011, Sri Lankan victims were identified in Egypt, Poland, and the United States. Within the country, women and children are subjected to sex trafficking in brothels. �Serious problems remain, particularly in protecting victims of trafficking in Sri Lanka and abroad, and not addressing official complicity in human trafficking." (ST)
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i am assuming I am not the only one trying to grab a last minute double VIP purchase only to find the site is down?
still clicking away in the hope that it will pop up soon.
i think lego might want to take a small chunk of that nice annual profit and invest in a more robust eCommerce sollution with true failover redundancy, not to mention a bit of an overall site refresh.
Up now in the US.
LEGO's [email protected] site is fine. Sounds like you have malware on your PC(browser hijacker) best to run your anti virus software and if that does work, then malwarebytes.


This month's feature will be Princess Mononoke. Japanese snacks will be served.
In the 14th century, the harmony that humans, animals and gods have enjoyed begins to crumble. The protagonist, young Ashitaka – infected by an animal attack, seeks a cure from the deer-like god Shishigami. In his travels, he sees humans ravaging the earth, bringing down the wrath of wolf god Moro and his human companion Princess Mononoke. Hiskattempts to broker peace between her and the humans brings only conflict.


There are two main components to a mortgage; the principal and the interest. The principal is the amount you actually borrow, and the interest is what you are charged for borrowing it. The interest rate is always changing, and each institute has a different rate, so this is why it is important to look around, compare, and get the most for your money.
Competitive interest rate: You may have the opportunity for a lower rate, but may lose the opportunity to get other features.
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The Institute will announce its 2008–9 tuition and financial aid budget sooner than usual, said Secretary of the Corporation Kirk D. Kolenbrander after the Friday, Dec. 5 MIT Corporation meeting. The tuition announcement is usually made in March.
For years, it seemed simple: Donations rolled in, the booming stock market multiplied them, and college endowments swelled. At the wealthiest schools, millions became billions, and even small colleges amassed sizable fortunes.
Science journal meets YouTube in the Journal of Visualized Experiments; an open-access peer-reviewed online journal, accessible at <i>jove.com</i>, that has been publishing videos of biological research from labs across the country, including many from MIT.
Amid reports that the Blue Ribbon Committee on Dining is considering the possibility of an automatic meal charge for most undergraduates, the Undergraduate Association Senate last night passed a bill demanding more transparency in the committee's deliberations.
The MIT faculty will vote to approve changes to the General Institute Requirements recommended by the Education Commons Subcommittee of the Committee on the Undergraduate Program on Wednesday, Dec. 17.
A graduate student has received pretrial probation, effectively halting the four charges filed against him in connection with an incident at the List Visual Arts Center in October 2007.
Tribune Co., the newspaper and television chain that publishes The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune, filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday.
As Denny Fitzpatrick, a Chevrolet-Hummer dealer near Oakland, Calif., has watched the top Detroit auto executives plead for money from Congress, he has been rooting for them — but with no great conviction.
After mounting pressure from the United States and India, Pakistani authorities raided a camp run by the militant group suspected of carrying out the Mumbai attacks, Pakistani and U.S. officials said Monday.
In the first public airing of an investigation that remains a source of international outrage, the Justice Department on Monday unsealed its case against five private security guards, built largely around the chilling testimony of a sixth guard about the 2007 shootings that left 17 unsuspecting Iraqi civilians dead at a busy Baghdad traffic circle.
Violence by youths angry over the killing of a teenager by the police raged across Greece for a third day on Monday as thousands of police officers failed to contain some of the worst rioting in recent years.
Microsoft offered Monday to abide by a European privacy panel's request that it reduce the length of time it kept records of Web searches if its rivals, Yahoo and Google, did the same.
The five Guantanamo detainees charged with coordinating the Sept. 11 attacks told a military judge on Monday that they wanted to confess in full, a move that seemed to challenge the government to put them to death and injected new complications in the Bush administration's military commission system here.
As you're recovering from Monday morning's low of 14°F (normal low: 30°F), take comfort in the fact that Wednesday's high temperature is forecasted to approach 60°F (normal high: 43°F). Often the media quotes the climatological average highs and lows as part of their statistics, but an often overlooked piece of information is the standard deviation, especially in mid-latitude climates like Boston. You may have noticed that the variation in temperature during the winter season is quite high. For example, in January of this year, the lowest temperature for the month was 7°F, and just five days later, the high temperature was 67°F! Yet during the summer, the temperature stays within a narrower range. This difference between the season has to do with the temperature gradient that exists between the equator and the poles. During the winter, the gradient is the strongest in a tight band that weaves across the U.S. Depending on the north-south position of that band near Boston, we may see very cold weather (if it is south of us), or very warm weather (if it is north of us).
The Nov. 18 article "Thousands Gather at Boston City Hall, Protest California's Gay Marriage Ban" incorrectly identified two politicians, Edward J. Markey and Nikki Tsongas, as "state Congress members." Both are members of the U.S. House of Representatives; Markey is from the 7th District of Massachusetts and Tsongas is from the 5th.
The "Wannabe Hackers," in a Letter to the Editor published Nov. 21, 2008, described an "experiment" that they performed to test the trust between students and the MIT Campus Police. A good experiment is based on valid assumptions, and uses sound logic to draw a conclusion. The wannabe hackers' experiment did neither.
The much-celebrated Emerson String Quartet performed in Boston last Friday, playing a mostly Dvorák concert that, through the juxtaposition of blasé and breathtaking, demonstrated concert magic.
Three weeks after the teams skated to a 3-3 tie, MIT and Westfield State again needed extra time with the Engineers prevailing, 5-4, Friday night. Three regulation periods and one overtime could not break the 4-4 tie and the teams headed to a shootout. Dustin P. Kendrick '10 was the only player to score in the shootout, securing the win for MIT.
On Saturday, December 6, James M. "Jimmy" Bartolotta '09 scored 31 points, leading the men's basketball team to a 79-66 victory over the Tufts University Jumbos. This impressive performance put Bartolotta's career total at MIT over 1,700 points, making him the first Institute basketball player to reach that mark. The previous record, which had stood unchallenged for 32 years, was held by Campbell Lange '76, who finished his career at MIT with 1,699 points.
Cecilia R. Louis '10 and Thomas M. Ciesielski '11 of the Chorallaries sing "American Boy" by Estelle Feat and Kanye West during the MIT/Wellesley Toons Fall Concert on Dec. 6 in 10-250.
Adam Kerry Boyles, music director, conducts "Southern Harmony" by Donald Grantham during MITSO's concert "Eroica" on Dec. 5 in Kresge.
Daniel E. Klenk '09 swam the 200 yard butterfly at the MIT Invitational this past Saturday. The men's team came in first out of seven teams, and the women's team finished third.
Tiffany K. Cheng '12 of the Chorallaries sings "Hot 'N' Cold" by Katy Perry during the Chorallaries' "A Concert We Can Believe In" on Dec. 5 in 10-250.
William Cutter, Lecturer in Music and Director of Choral Programs at MIT, conducts the MIT Concert Choir at their annual fall concert on Dec. 7 in Kresge.
Christine Chen '12 checks out ornaments on display at the MIT Glass Lab Holiday Sale in Lobby 10 on Dec. 8. The sale featured colorful pieces made by students and instructors at the MIT Glass Lab.
Willard J. Johnson '09 (center) and James M. Bartolotta '09 fight for the rebound during the Engineers' game against Tufts on Dec. 6. The two seniors led MIT to a win with a final score of 79-66.
Audience members attending the Product Engineering Process (2.009) final presentations sat in the aisles of room 34-101 on Monday night, as most or all seats were taken. The room nominally seats 325 people.
Dana B. Sulas '10 belly dances during Dance Troupe's dress rehearsal for "Insomnia" on Monday, Dec. 8.
Stephanie Senna '12 belts out "All Things Are Possible" by Darlene Zschech on Dec. 6 during the Cross Product's Winter Concert in 54-100.
John C. McGonagle '09 rick-rolls the audience during a skit at the MIT/Wellesley Toons Fall Concert last Saturday in 10-250.
Samir Zaidi '09 stretches for a shot in MIT's game against Tufts University on Dec. 6. Tufts won the match 6-3. MIT wins went to John Kucharczyk '11, Robert Habib '11, and Ned Carpenter CME '10.
Priscilla W. Army '10 of the Muses gets the audience going with Natasha Bedingfield's "I Wanna Have Your Babies" during the Chorallaries' "A Concert We Can Believe In" on Dec. 5 in 10-250.
Stephen G. Goodman '12 and Elizabeth M. Kimball '11 move to the beat at the dress rehearsal for Dance Troupe's coming up "Insomnia" performance.


the organization we were with in india is christian missions charitable trust (cmct). our first morning with them they had a big welcome for us.
we then toured the building. there's a print shop.
they have a creche for the kids of their workers – who would be unable to afford daycare.
we also had a tour of the nearby primary school.
it is astounding all that cmct contributes to and there is much, much more they do. we visited many of their off site projects during the 10 days we were there. i'm working on those posts – they're coming together, but it's more of a struggle than i thought it would be.
How did you resist sticking a few of those cuties from the orphanage in your suitcase?! It looks like the organization provides well for the people.
the kiddos were adorable! i was very impressed with the orphanage and all they do for the children.


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Sir Philip Anthony Hopkins, CBE (* 31. Dezember 1937 in Margam, Port Talbot, Glamorgan, Wales) ist ein britisch-amerikanischer Schauspieler und zweifacher Oscar-Preisträger. Weltweit bekannt wurde er durch seine Darstellung der Romanfigur Hannibal Lecter von Thomas Harris.

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Kindheit und Jugend
Anthony Hopkins wuchs mit seiner Mutter Muriel und seinem Vater Richard Arthur in einer kleinen Wohnung über der familieneigenen Bäckerei auf. Nach eigenen Aussagen war er ein Einzelgänger. Als Legastheniker hatte er es während seiner Schulzeit auf der Port Talbot Central School schwer und war nicht sehr beliebt. Im Alter von zwölf Jahren schickten ihn seine Eltern ins West Monmouth Internat in Pontypool. Für die letzten vier Schuljahre wechselte er auf die Cowbridge Grammar School.

Schon früh interessierte sich Anthony Hopkins fürs Kino und war begeistert von Schauspielern wie Humphrey Bogart oder James Cagney. Sein besonderes Vorbild war Richard Burton, der nur einige Straßen von Hopkins entfernt gewohnt hatte.

Nach seinem Schulabschluss hielt er sich mit kleinen Jobs über Wasser, bis er 1958 zur Royal Artillery eingezogen wurde, wo er als Kanonier diente. Danach zog Hopkins zurück zu seinen Eltern, die mittlerweile in Laleston, in der Nähe von Bridgend, wohnten. Er beschäftigte sich weiterhin mit dem Theater und spielte in mehreren Stücken mit. 1960 hatte er seinen ersten bezahlten Auftritt in Have a Cigarette im Palace Theatre und erhielt einen der begehrten Studienplätze an der Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, wo er 1963 seine Ausbildung abschloss.

Schauspielerkarriere
1965 wurde Hopkins von Laurence Olivier am Royal National Theatre engagiert. Zum Vorsprechen wählte er eine Passage aus Othello, jener Rolle, mit der Olivier seinerzeit seit etwa einem Jahr in den Kinos zu sehen war. 1966 spielte er im Film The White Bus von Lindsay Anderson, am National Theatre machte er sich einen Namen als Bühnenschauspieler in den Stücken The Flea In Her Ear, Juno And The Paycock, The Provincial Life und Three Sisters. Als 1967 Laurence Olivier während der Spielzeit von Dance Of Death erkrankte, sprang Hopkins für ihn ein. In Folge stand Hopkins in einer ursprünglichen Version von Shakespeares Wie es euch gefällt mit ausschließlich männlichen Darstellern als "Audrey" auf der Bühne. Zudem spielte er den jungen Richard Löwenherz in Der Löwe im Winter. Der Film wurde mit drei Oscars ausgezeichnet (Bestes Drehbuch, Beste Musik und Katharine Hepburn als beste Hauptdarstellerin). Hopkins war für seine Rolle für den Britischen Filmpreis nominiert.

Ab 1967 litt Hopkins unter Alkoholproblemen, und die zunehmende Aufmerksamkeit durch die Öffentlichkeit machte dem Einzelgänger zu schaffen. Er stand vermehrt vor der Kamera und spielte unter anderem in John le Carrés Agententhriller Krieg im Spiegel und den Claudius in Shakespeares Hamlet mit Nicol Williamson. Im Jahr 1971 erhielt Hopkins seine erste Hauptrolle in einem Actionfilm: In Das Mörderschiff nach dem Roman von Alistair MacLean spielte er den Geheimagenten Philip Calvert, der gegen Piraten an der schottischen Küste antritt. Kurz darauf wurde Hopkins von Richard Attenborough entdeckt, der ihn "den besten Schauspieler seiner Generation" nannte und ihn für fünf seiner Filme besetzte. 1973 gewann Hopkins den British Academy Television Award der Society of Film and Television Arts für seine Rolle in der Fernseh-Miniserie Krieg und Frieden. Während dieser Zeit nahmen seine Alkoholprobleme zu. Nachdem er am 29. Dezember 1975 jedoch irgendwo erwachte und keine Ahnung hatte, wo er war und wie er dahin gekommen sei, gab er das Trinken auf.

1974 spielte er an der Seite von Goldie Hawn in Das Mädchen von Petrova einen KGB-Agenten, der die Liebschaften zwischen einer Ballerina und einem US-Journalisten verhindern soll. Für seine Darstellung als Bruno Richard Hauptmann in Die Entführung des Lindbergh-Babys gewann er 1976 seinen ersten Emmy. In dem Geiseldrama Unternehmen Entebbe spielte er die Rolle des israelischen Premierministers Jitzchak Rabin, in Die Brücke von Arnheim die des Lieutenant Colonel John Frost. Für den 1978 gedrehten Horrorfilm Magic – Eine unheimliche Liebesgeschichte war er ein weiteres Mal für den BAFTA und einen Golden Globe Award nominiert. Ebenfalls 1978 spielte Hopkins in dem Film Alles Glück dieser Erde den Trainer des Britischen Olympia Reiterteams Captain Johnson. Bei dem Film handelt es sich um eine frei gestaltete Fortsetzung des Films Kleines Mädchen, großes Herz mit Liz Taylor.

Anfang der 1980er Jahre entstanden so erfolgreiche Filme wie Der Elefantenmensch von David Lynch wie auch Der Bunker. Für seine Darstellung Adolf Hitlers in dem Kriegsdrama erhielt Hopkins einen Emmy. Erfolgreich spielte er auch die Titelrollen in Othello und Der Glöckner von Notre Dame mit Lesley-Anne Down als Esmeralda. 1984 verkörperte er neben Mel Gibson den Kapitän William Bligh in Die Bounty. Mitte der 1980er Jahre kehrte Hopkins nach England zurück. Dort spielte er unter anderem 1987 neben Anne Bancroft und Judi Dench den Buchhändler Frank Doel in dem Filmdrama Zwischen den Zeilen sowie in Graham Greenes Der 10. Mann.

Erst ab 1990 drehte Hopkins wieder in Hollywood. In der Walt-Disney-Fernsehproduktion Große Erwartungen nach Charles Dickens spielte er 1991 die Rolle des Abel Magwitch. Im gleichen Jahr erhielt Hopkins dann das Angebot seines Lebens: Der Regisseur Jonathan Demme suchte einen Schauspieler für die Rolle eines Psychopathen, nachdem Gene Hackman, Robert Duvall, Brian Cox und Jeremy Irons bereits abgelehnt hatten. So besetzte er Hopkins für die Rolle, mit der man diesen fortan immer in Verbindung bringen würde: der des Dr. Hannibal Lecter. In Das Schweigen der Lämmer unterstützt Hopkins als Psychopath die FBI-Agentin Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster) bei ihrer Jagd nach einem Serienkiller. Für diese Rolle erhielt Hopkins, der im gesamten Film nur etwas mehr als 16 Minuten zu sehen war, einen Oscar als bester Hauptdarsteller. Der große Erfolg des Films machte Hopkins endgültig zum Star und etablierte ihn als einen der weltweit führenden Charakterdarsteller. Auch in der Fortsetzung Hannibal und im Prequel Roter Drache spielte Hopkins die Rolle des Hannibal Lecter. Im Film Hannibal Rising – Wie alles begann wird er durch Gaspard Ulliel ersetzt, da dort die Jugend Hannibals beschrieben wird.

In kurzer Zeit entstanden weitere erfolgreiche Filme, darunter Der Prozeß nach dem Roman von Franz Kafka, Bram Stoker's Dracula unter der Regie von Francis Ford Coppola sowie Wiedersehen in Howards End nach E. M. Forster. In John Schlesingers Und der Himmel steht still, nach dem Roman Unschuldige von Ian McEwan, spielte er einen amerikanischen Geheimagenten im von Sowjets besetzten Teil Berlins, der sich in die falsche Frau verliebt. Bei dem für acht Oscars nominierten Drama Was vom Tage übrig blieb galt eine der Nominierungen Hopkins' Darstellung des sich aufopfernden Butler Stevens. Der Film Shadowlands, in dem er 1993 neben Debra Winger – erneut unter der Regie von Richard Attenborough – den Autor der Narnia-Chroniken C. S. Lewis spielte, hatte Lewis' Beziehung zu der amerikanischen Schriftstellerin Joy Davidman zum Thema. Hierfür wurde Hopkins mit einem BAFTA Award ausgezeichnet. In Legenden der Leidenschaft übernahm er die Rolle eines Ranchers in Montana in der Zeit vor und während des Ersten Weltkriegs, dessen Söhne (Brad Pitt und Aidan Quinn) sich in dieselbe Frau verlieben.

Für Oliver Stones Nixon-Verfilmung erhielt er eine weitere Oscar-Nominierung für seine Darstellung des amerikanischen Präsidenten. Unter dem Titel August verfilmte Hopkins Tschechows Theaterstück Onkel Wanja, in dem er auch die Hauptrolle spielte. Die Handlung verlegte er nach Nordwales in das Jahr 1896. Für seinen Auftritt in Steven Spielbergs Amistad als Präsident John Quincy Adams war er ein weiteres Mal für einen Oscar nominiert. Nach dem Kinohit Die Maske des Zorro, in dem Hopkins als älterer Zorro seinen Nachfolger (Antonio Banderas) instruiert, spielte er in Rendezvous mit Joe Black einen dem Tod geweihten Großunternehmer. 2007 spielte er neben Ryan Gosling in Gregory Hoblits Thriller Das perfekte Verbrechen. 2013 verkörperte er den Regisseur Alfred Hitchcock in dem Biopic Hitchcock (Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho).

Seine fünfte Oscar-Nominierung erhielt Hopkins im Jahr 2020 für die Nebenrolle des Papstes Benedikt XVI. in Fernando Meirelles Drama Die zwei Päpste. Ein zweiter Oscar sowie sein insgesamt vierter British Academy Film Award folgten ein Jahr später für seine Hauptrolle eines demenzkranken Vaters in der Theaterverfilmung The Father des französischen Autors und Regisseurs Florian Zeller. Hopkins Oscar-Sieg wurde von vielen als Überraschung bewertet, da man eigentlich davon ausgegangen war, dass der postum nominierte US-Amerikaner Chadwick Boseman (Ma Rainey's Black Bottom) die Auszeichnung erhalten würde. Auch war der britische Schauspieler nicht zur Verleihung angereist, die während der COVID-19-Pandemie stattfand. Er ist der bis dahin älteste Schauspieler, der die Auszeichnung als bester Hauptdarsteller zuerkannt bekam.

Komponist
 Zu seinem Film August von 1996 komponierte Hopkins auch den musikalisch klassisch gehaltenen Soundtrack.
 Am 2. Juli 2011 wurde der Walzer And the Waltz goes on, den Hopkins 47 Jahre zuvor komponiert hatte, von André Rieu mit dem Johann Strauss Orchester im Schloss Belvedere in Wien uraufgeführt. Hopkins und seine Ehefrau waren dabei anwesend.

Privatleben
Hopkins war von 1967 bis 1972 mit Petronella Barker verheiratet, mit der er eine Tochter hat, die 1968 geborene Schauspielerin und Musikerin Abigail Hopkins. Am 13. Januar 1973 heiratete er Jennifer Lynton, die Ehe wurde am 30. April 2002 geschieden. Seit dem 1. März 2003 ist er mit der Schauspielerin Stella Arroyave verheiratet, in deren 2020 auf Amazons Prime Video veröffentlichtem Regiedebüt Elyse er eine Hauptrolle übernahm.

Deutsche Synchronsprecher
In den vergangenen Jahrzehnten wechselten Hopkins' Synchronstimmen häufig. In den 1990er Jahren lieh ihm hauptsächlich Rolf Schult seine Stimme – unter anderem in Das Schweigen der Lämmer. Seit Anfang 2000 ist Joachim Kerzel, der Hopkins zwischen 1978 und 1997 bereits unregelmäßig sprach, seine deutsche Standardstimme. Hartmut Reck sprach Hopkins ebenfalls in einigen Filmen.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 Als Schauspieler
 1967: The White Bus
 1968: Der Löwe im Winter (The Lion in Winter)
 1969: Hamlet
 1969: Krieg im Spiegel (The Looking Glass War)
 1970: In tiefer Trauer (Hearts and Flowers)
 1971: Das Mörderschiff (When Eight Bells Toll)
 1972: Krieg und Frieden (War and Peace, Fernsehserie)
 1974: Das Mädchen von Petrovka (The Girl from Petrovka)
 1974: 18 Stunden bis zur Ewigkeit (Juggernaut)
 1975: Der Doktor und das liebe Vieh (All Creatures Great and Small)
 1976: Die Entführung des Lindbergh-Babys (The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case)
 1976: Unternehmen Entebbe (Victory at Entebbe)
 1977: Audrey Rose – das Mädchen aus dem Jenseits (Audrey Rose)
 1977: Die Brücke von Arnheim (A Bridge Too Far)
 1978: Magic – Eine unheimliche Liebesgeschichte (Magic)
 1978: Alles Glück dieser Erde (International Velvet)
 1980: Der Elefantenmensch (The Elephant Man)
 1980: Jahreszeiten einer Ehe (A Change of Seasons)
 1981: Der Bunker (The Bunker)
 1981: Othello
 1982: Der Glöckner von Notre Dame (The Hunchback)
 1984: Die Bounty (The Bounty)
 1985: Im Schatten des Triumphbogens (Arch of Triumph, Fernsehfilm)
 1985: Die vielen Tode der Louise Jamison (Guilty Conscience)
 1985: Good Father – Liebe eines Vaters (The Good Father)
 1987: Zwischen den Zeilen (84 Charing Cross Road)
 1988: Der 10. Mann (The Tenth Man)
 1988: Alles nur Theater (A Chorus of Disapproval)
 1990: 24 Stunden in seiner Gewalt (Desperate Hours)
 1991: Das Schweigen der Lämmer (The Silence of the Lambs)
 1991: Ein Manager mit Herz (Spotswood)
 1991: Große Erwartungen (Great Expectations, 6-Teiler)
 1992: Freejack – Geisel der Zukunft (Freejack)
 1992: Wiedersehen in Howards End (Howards End)
 1992: Bram Stoker's Dracula (Dracula)
 1992: Chaplin
 1993: Der Prozeß (The Trial)
 1993: … und der Himmel steht still (The Innocent)
 1993: Was vom Tage übrig blieb (The Remains of the Day)
 1993: Shadowlands
 1994: Willkommen in Wellville (The Road of Wellville)
 1994: Legenden der Leidenschaft (Legends of the Fall)
 1995: Nixon
 1996: Mein Mann Picasso (Surviving Picasso)
 1996: August (August)
 1997: Auf Messers Schneide – Rivalen am Abgrund (The Edge)
 1997: Amistad
 1998: Die Maske des Zorro (The Mask of Zorro)
 1998: Rendezvous mit Joe Black (Meet Joe Black)
 1999: Instinkt (Instinct)
 1999: Titus
 2000: Mission: Impossible II
 2000: Der Grinch (How The Grinch Stole Christmas, Sprechrolle)
 2001: Hannibal
 2001: Hearts in Atlantis
 2002: Bad Company – Die Welt ist in guten Händen (Bad Company)
 2002: Roter Drache (Red Dragon)
 2003: Der menschliche Makel (The Human Stain)
 2003: Shortcut to Happiness – Der Teufel steckt im Detail (The Devil and Daniel Webster)
 2004: Alexander
 2005: Der Beweis – Liebe zwischen Genie und Wahnsinn (Proof)
 2005: Mit Herz und Hand (The World's Fastest Indian)
 2006: Das Spiel der Macht (All the King's Men)
 2006: Bobby
 2007: Slipstream
 2007: Das perfekte Verbrechen (Fracture)
 2007: Die Legende von Beowulf (Beowulf)
 2009: The City of Your Final Destination
 2009: Where I Stand: The Hank Greenspun Story
 2010: Wolfman
 2010: Ich sehe den Mann deiner Träume (You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger)
 2011: Thor
 2011: The Rite – Das Ritual
 2011: 360
 2012: Hitchcock
 2013: R.E.D. 2 (RED 2)
 2013: Thor – The Dark Kingdom (Thor: The Dark World)
 2014: Noah
 2015: Blackway – Auf dem Pfad der Rache (Blackway)
 2015: Kidnapping Freddy Heineken
 2015: Die Vorsehung (Solace)
 2016: Collide
 2016: Ruf der Macht – Im Sumpf der Korruption (Misconduct)
 seit 2016: Westworld (Fernsehserie)
 2017: Transformers: The Last Knight
 2017: Thor: Tag der Entscheidung (Thor: Ragnarok)
 2018: King Lear (Fernsehfilm)
 2019: Die zwei Päpste (The Two Popes)
 2020: The Father
 2020: Elyse
 2021: The Virtuoso
 2021: Zero Contact
 2022: Zeiten des Umbruchs (Armageddon Time)
 2022: The Son

 Als Regisseur
 1996: August
 2007: Slipstream

 Als Produzent
 2015: Blackway – Auf dem Pfad der Rache (Blackway)
 2020: Elyse

 Als Komponist
 1996: August

Auszeichnungen (Auswahl)

Oscar
 Auszeichnung
1992: Bester Hauptdarsteller für Das Schweigen der Lämmer
2021: Bester Hauptdarsteller für The Father
 Nominierungen
1994: Bester Hauptdarsteller für Was vom Tage übrig blieb
1996: Bester Hauptdarsteller für Nixon
1998: Bester Nebendarsteller für Amistad
2020: Bester Nebendarsteller für Die zwei Päpste

Golden Globe Award
 Auszeichnung
2006: Golden Globe Award für sein Lebenswerk (Cecil B. deMille Award)
 Nominierungen
1979: Bester Hauptdarsteller – Drama für Magic – Eine unheimliche Liebesgeschichte
1989: Bester Hauptdarsteller – Miniserie oder Fernsehfilm für Der 10. Mann
1992: Bester Hauptdarsteller – Drama für Das Schweigen der Lämmer
1994: Bester Hauptdarsteller – Drama für Was vom Tage übrig blieb
1996: Bester Hauptdarsteller – Drama für Nixon
1998: Bester Nebendarsteller für Amistad
2020: Bester Nebendarsteller für Die zwei Päpste
2021: Bester Hauptdarsteller – Drama für The Father

Emmy
 Auszeichnungen
1976: Hervorragender Hauptdarsteller ("Outstanding Lead Actor") für Die Entführung des Lindbergh-Babys
1981: Hervorragender Hauptdarsteller ("Outstanding Lead Actor") für Der Bunker

BAFTA
 Auszeichnungen
1992: Bester Hauptdarsteller für Das Schweigen der Lämmer
1993: Bester Hauptdarsteller für Was vom Tage übrig blieb
2008: Ehrenpreis der British Academy of Film and Television Arts
2021: Bester Hauptdarsteller für The Father
 Nominierungen
1969: Bester Nebendarsteller für Der Löwe im Winter
1979: Bester Hauptdarsteller für Magic – Eine unheimliche Liebesgeschichte
1994: Bester Hauptdarsteller für Shadowlands

Europäischer Filmpreis
 2021: Auszeichnung in der Kategorie Bester Darsteller für Father

Weitere Auszeichnungen
 1981: Nominierung: Goldene Himbeere als Schlechtester Schauspieler für Jahreszeiten einer Ehe
 1987: Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE), dritte Stufe des britischen Ritterordens Order of the British Empire
 1992: Boston Society of Film Critics Award als Bester Nebendarsteller (Das Schweigen der Lämmer)
 1992: Chicago Film Critics Association Award als Bester Hauptdarsteller (Das Schweigen der Lämmer)
 1992: Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association als Bester Hauptdarsteller (Das Schweigen der Lämmer)
 1992: Kansas City Film Critics Circle Award als Bester Hauptdarsteller (Das Schweigen der Lämmer)
 1992: National Board of Review Award als Bester Nebendarsteller (Das Schweigen der Lämmer)
 1992: New York Film Critics Circle Award als Bester Hauptdarsteller (Das Schweigen der Lämmer)
 1992: Sant Jordi Award als Bester ausländischer Hauptdarsteller (Das Schweigen der Lämmer)
 1992: Nominierung: London Film Critics Circle Award als Bester Hauptdarsteller (Das Schweigen der Lämmer)
 1993: Erhebung in den persönlichen Adelsstand als Knight Bachelor
 1993: National Board of Review als Bester Schauspieler für Was vom Tage übrig blieb und Shadowlands
 2003: Stern auf dem Walk of Fame
 2008: Scream Award, ausgezeichnet als Scream Legend
 2018: Nominierung: Goldene Himbeere als Schlechtester Nebendarsteller für Collide und Transformers: The Last Knight

Dokumentarfilme
 Hannibal Hopkins & Sir Anthony. 52 Min. Drehbuch und Regie: Clara Kuperberg, Julia Kuperberg. Frankreich 2020.

Weblinks

 Anthony Hopkins bei Moviepilot
 Anthony Hopkins bei Filmstarts.de

Einzelnachweise

Filmschauspieler
Darstellender Künstler (Vereinigtes Königreich)
Theaterschauspieler
Oscarpreisträger
Emmy-Preisträger
BAFTA-Preisträger
Knight Bachelor
Commander des Order of the British Empire
Träger des Europäischen Filmpreises
Brite
Waliser
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1937
Mann


Acai Bowls are my jam!! ❤ We make them at least once a week and the boys love them!! In fact we all do! I finally wrote down how I made my acai bowl so thought I would share one of my recipes. Hope you enjoy!
Splash of fresh oj (optional) If you add OJ add less non dairy milk. All together should equal to 4oz of liquid.
4 apple bananas or 2 Large regular bananas.
Blend in a high speed blender and scrape down sides as needed until its all blended and is a smooth ice cream like texture. If its too watery add more frozen fruit but be careful not to overblend because it can get watery. It takes time to blend and scrape down the sides. you will want to add more liquid but give it a chance! Take tour time. Stop the blender, scrape down the sides and keep going. Its worth it in the end! If you really feel like it needs more liquid add just a tiny splash of liquid.
Top with favorite toppings of choice. I used granola, sliced banana, sliced strawberries, blueberries, scoop of peanut butter, chocolate covered gogi berries, cacao nibs + hemp seeds.
Enjoy! Whats your favorite acai or smoothie bowl recipe?


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Cancer: Older People
Department of Health written question – answered on 28th November 2014.
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Nicholas Dakin Opposition Whip (Commons)
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what steps (a) his Department and (b) NHS England are taking to improve early diagnosis of cancer for patients aged over 75.
Hansard source (Citation: HC Deb, 28 November 2014, cW)
Jane Ellison The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Health
Improving Outcomes: A Strategy for Cancer, published in January 2011, committed over £450 million over the four years up to 2014-15 to achieve earlier diagnosis of symptomatic cancer. The earlier diagnosis money is designed to support centrally led Be Clear on Cancer (BCOC) campaigns; improved direct general practitioner (GP) access to four key diagnostic tests to support the diagnosis of brain tumours, bowel, lung, and ovarian cancers; and increased testing and treatment costs in secondary care. GPs are able to access these tests directly in cases where the two-week urgent referral pathway is not appropriate but a patient's symptoms require further investigation. The intention is that more people presenting with relevant symptoms, including patients aged over 75 will be tested and at an earlier stage. NHS England monitors the use of these diagnostic tests through the Diagnostic Imaging Dataset.
Since 2011 the Department and Public Health England (since 2013) in partnership with NHS England (including NHS Improving Quality) and other stakeholders have run national BCOC campaigns for bladder and kidney, bowel, breast and lung cancers; regional campaigns for ovarian, oesophagogastric cancers, and local pilot campaigns to raise awareness of four symptoms of unexplained bleeding, lump, pain, and weight loss; and awareness of skin and prostate cancers.
BCOC campaigns are aimed at men and women over the age of 55 and their key influencers (e.g. family members) and use television (at regional and national level), radio and press and face-to-face events. The breast cancer campaign from February to March 2014 was specifically aimed at women over 70 as there is considerable evidence that many older women are not aware that they are still at risk.
In 2012, to increase the awareness of cancer amongst GPs and support GPs to assess all patients more effectively, the Department funded the British Medical Journal (BMJ) Learning to provide an e-learning tool for GPs. The modules include tackling late diagnosis; risk assessment tools; and cancer pathway and the role of primary care.
In 2013, Macmillan Cancer Support, partly funded by the Department, piloted an electronic cancer decision support tool for GPs to use in their routine practice. Following the pilot, Macmillan is now offering the tool free of charge to all GPs in the United Kingdom.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) is in the process of updating the Referral Guidelines for Suspected Cancer (2005) to ensure that it reflects latest evidence and can continue to support GPs to identify patients with the symptoms of suspected cancer and urgently refer them as appropriate. NICE's draft is currently out for consultation until 9 January 2015. The anticipated publication date for the revised guidelines is May 2015.
Men and women aged 75 and over are able to self-refer for bowel screening every two years if they wish. Women over 70 are able to self-refer every three years for breast screening.
Finally, NHS England in their recent publication 'Five Year Forward View' (October 2014) acknowledge that cancer survival is below the European average, especially for people aged over 75. The report highlights that improvements in outcomes will require action on better prevention; swifter access to diagnosis, and better treatment and care for all those diagnosed with cancer.
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The ŠKODA Rapid Spaceback is a super stylish hatchback designed with comfort and practicality in mind. Hop on board and you'll feel right at home cruising around town.
Expect a practical and relaxing drive with the Rapid Spaceback. Take your seat in the plush cabin and you'll enjoy generous amounts of leg and headroom, wherever you're sitting. Add the optional panoramic glass roof for an extra sense of space and serenity. To help you keep a neat and tidy space, you'll find clever storage compartments scattered throughout the Spaceback. The armrests open up and offer handy compartments to store smaller items, while the integrated folding cup holder provides a handy place to store your morning coffee.
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Boasting a distinctive and functional design, the ŠKODA Rapid Spaceback is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression. A longer rear window design and wheelbase creates a sleek silhouette complemented by a sharp, sporty tornado line. It gives the exterior a real dynamic finish.
In addition, the bold rear lights wrap around the sides of the body and sport the iconic ŠKODA "C" shape. And that gives the ŠKODA Rapid Spaceback a sporting edge.
When it comes to engines, you can take your pick from a selection of refined options to suit your driving style. The latest addition to the line-up is the three-cylinder, 1.0-litre TSi. This super smooth unit is available two outputs (89bhp and 109bhp). And you could enjoy 0-60mph in as little time as around 9.8 seconds, while maximum fuel economy stands at an impressive 62.7mpg.
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Doubles and singles rankings are now available, all doubles rankings are tentative until 8/1/2012. If you have not played in a sanctioned event in 13 months or your membership is not current, you will be removed from the rankings.
Rankings will be updated on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month September through June. Then the last Tuesday of the month July and August.
Events that are longer than 6 months old CANNOT be corrected in the rankings. We can correct the event itself ( for historical purposes) but we cannot rerun the rankings.


Juicy student screams and moans on teacher's sofa.
Exams were coming, and Anna had little chance of passing them. The sly chick turned to her natural abilities and crashed into the teacher's place begging for help. With that short skirt, she didn't need to beg for long! Soon her hot mouth and then her tight slit got very busy.


The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation is pleased to share its 2017 Year In Review, available to view and or download from our Annual Reports page.
We digitally publish this year in review so that our supporters can join us in reflecting over the many accomplishments we've achieved in only our seventh year of public programming. But it is also a way for us to thank the many individuals who take the time to invest in our vision of a thriving Native arts and cultures landscape, and to recognize also the tribes, foundations, and businesses who have stepped up with their contributions of financial support and professional resources.
Thanks to our growing number of supporters, we have an exciting year in store for Native artists and culture bearers. We hope you enjoy this review of the past year – while by no means exhaustive, it certainly inspires us and hope it will inspire you, too!


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PHASES OF CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION
Textualist Approach:
In its early years, the Supreme Court adopted a textualist approach, focusing on the plain meaning of the words used in the Constitution
üA.K. Gopalan v. State of Madras (1950) – Court was called upon to interpret the fundamental rights under Part III.
üUnder it, Preventive detention was challenged as inconsistent with Articles 19 (the right to freedom), 21 (the right to life) and 22 (the protection against arbitrary arrest and detention).
üThe Supreme Court decided that each of those articles covered entirely different subject matter, and were to be read as separate codes rather than being read together.
üIn its early years, the Court read the Constitution literally, concluding that there were no limitations on Parliament's power to amend the Constitution.
SECOND PHASE – THE STRUCTURE:
At this phase, the Court began exploring other methods of interpretation.
Appeals to the text of the Constitution were gradually overtaken by appeals to the Constitution's overall structure and coherence.
In Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala (1973), the Court concluded that Parliament's power to amend the Constitution did not extend to altering its "basic structure" (an open-ended catalogue of features that lies within the exclusive control of the Court).
When Parliament attempted to overturn this decision the Court, relying on structuralist justifications, decisively rejected that attempt
The Court also categorically rejected the Gopalan approach in favour of a structuralist one in Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India (1978).
Through this decision, the Court conceived of the fundamental rights as a cohesive bill of rights rather than a miscellaneous grouping of constitutional guarantees.
The right to life was incrementally interpreted to include a wide range of rights such as clean air, speedy trial, and free legal aid


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CoachGuitar – World's Most Popular Guitar App is Faster & Easier to Use
By admin | on February 27, 2017 | 0 Comment
Paris, France – The over 5 million budding musicians who have already downloaded the guitar learning app CoachGuitar – and millions more who have yet realize their guitar hero dreams – can now get their smartphone or tablet tuned up for a flame-worthy solo now that Manomaya SAS has released a new version that is faster and easier to use.
Available at no cost, there are several reasons why CoachGuitar has received more than 9000 5-star reviews, and has been featured as a best music app in Apple's App Store in over 140 countries. To start with, it makes learning guitar incredibly fun and remarkably simple. Users just launch the app, and watch comprehensive step-by-step instructional HD videos prepared by professional music teachers who have taught thousands of students. Absolutely no prior music aptitude is required.
What's more, unlike DVDs, YouTube videos, books or other guitar learning tools that are static and two-dimensional, Coach Guitar 4.7 features a dynamic, detailed and color-coded animated fretboard that clearly demonstrates correct finger placement, strumming direction, slides, hammers-on, pull-offs, bends, and more. It's a level of instruction that in many ways surpasses in-person classes, since users watch videos in slow-motion or loop videos to focus on a specific technique or skill. Plus, there's no theory, so users dive straight into practicing and playing.
While CoachGuitar's interface and instructional design are outstanding, what many users around the world love most about the app is the integrated music library, which features everything from classic gold (such as Hotel California) to recent hits (such as Get Lucky), to simple favorites (such as Happy Birthday). Users choose the song that appeals to them, and within seconds they start learning how to play.
Other CoachGuitar special features include:
* Left-handed and right-handed views
* Backing track with voice
* Structure and chord diagrams
* All guitar tabs included
* New songs constantly added to the music library
"Users around the world of all ages have told us how much they love CoachGuitar," commented Boris Douarre, CEO of CoachGuitar. "And now the latest version is even better. With just five colors and no music theory, anyone can learn to play guitar!"
* iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
* 129 MB
Coach Guitar 4.7 is Free and available worldwide through the App Store in the Music category. There is also an Android version available on Google Play. Users can access the app at no-cost. Additional features include the full catalogue includes 500+ songs, 2 Subscriptions Passes are available (Beginner Pass $3 99 /month (USD) and Premium Pass $7.99 /month. Lessons are available via the CoachGuitar app or via the web.
Coach Guitar 4.7
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Manomaya is a publisher of digital music learning applications since 2012 based in Paris. They created CoachGuitar, a unique and innovative way of learning guitar with a method based on colors. With a strong background in video and mobile development, these music lovers collaborate now with professionals music teachers, to bring to their users a very high-quality service. All Material and Software (C) Copyright 2017 Manomaya SAS. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.
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When a new band of outlaws appears in Barnsdale, Sheriff Henry de Faucumberg sends Robin and John to deal with them. Before the lawmen can track them down though, Will Skaflock is attacked and another of their old companions murdered in his own home by the outlaws whose leader seems to have only one thing on his mind: bloody vengeance!
This stunning conclusion to the bestselling Forest Lord series will entertain readers looking for action-packed historical fiction in the mould if Scarrow, Kane and Cornwell!
An emotional farewell to Robin and his band of Wolf's Heads. But Blood of the Wolf is anything but a long, sad farewell. It is, along with the previous Forest Lord books, a joyous celebration of the Robin Hood myth, and, it's much more up-beat than Angus Donald's peerless and incredibly moving The Death of Robin Hood. The tears in my eyes this time, at the end of Blood of the Wolf, were those of happiness.
For a start, it is a triumphant celebration of all that has made Steven's Robin Hood series so fresh and unmissable. In contrast to Angus' Outlaw Chronicles, Steven's books have actually had Robin Hood in the centre. Everything revolves around Robin, he is the fulcrum and the undisputed leader of the stories. Remember, in Angus' novels, the main character was actually Alan Dale. It's his remembrances we follow, and Robin may be the one who leads Alan where he goes, but Robin Hood is more of a background character. Steven's hero is indisputably Robin Hood, but then, a character as strong as Steven's Robin can only that way thanks to his supporting actors characters. Here, I feel, the supporting characters of Little John, Friar Tuck and, my especial favourite from the start, Will Scaflock, really shine through the forest… Not only do they get the page-time they deserve, but they also get a chance to show their mettle, their pathos, and share in the tragedy and help determine the outcome of the story. To also come full circle, there returns a character, or at least a close relative, that we first encountered earlier in the series, a thoroughly nasty piece of work whose sole purpose is to wipe out the whole of the Outlaw band. Consider: the former Wolf's Heads, who are first and foremost former Wolf's Heads, now finding themselves on the side of law and justice and the English way, are being pursued by a ruthless band of outlaws… An ironic masterstroke.
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StartX provides mentorship and other resources to Stanford-affiliated startups. The Stanford-StartX Fund, created in 2013, uses University money to invest in StartX ventures alongside other groups.
Slock.it's story is but but one turbulent chapter in the no less than tumultuous story of cryptocurrencies. Not yet a decade old, cryptocurrency got its start in 2009 after an anonymous user under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto posted a white paper outlining a system for trustless transactions.


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    String CODE = "code";
    String ACCESS_TOKEN = "access_token";
    String TOKEN_TYPE = "token_type";
    String EXPIRES_IN = "expires_in";
    String SCOPE = "scope";
    String ID_TOKEN = "id_token";
    String STATE = "state";
    String SESSION_STATE = "session_state";

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     * String that represents the End-User's login state at the OP.
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Q: Geotiffs not displaying colour correctly in MapInfo I'm trying to open geotiffs I made in ArcGIS 10.2 in MapInfo 12.5. They open in MapInfo in the right location but displayed on a blue colour scale. These should be colourful RGB images.
Trying to use the Discover enhance image tool just crashes MapInfo.
Any solutions?

A: So GeoTIFFs aren't just GeoTIFF's...
Exactly what kind of GeoTIFF have you created?

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*8bit, 16bit, 24Bit, 32bit?

*Raster, Grid?

*...

Sofar MapInfo Pro only supports GeoTIFF Raster up to 24bit, as I recall.

A: I had the same problem in the new 64-bit environment. It is just a matter of changing the color style in the raster tab from pseudo to RGB. Trust that they have a similar setting in the 32-bit environment.


Cocina kilómetro 0 revamps forgotten ingredients and reduces the consumption of fossil fuels by highlighting the role of locally sourced food.
If you've ever had the pleasure of eating a tomato plucked fresh from the vine, you'll understand one of the main differences between food that's in or out of season: the taste. This is undoubtedly one of the reasons that inspired Carlo Petrini to establish the Slow Food movement in the Italian city of Bra in 1986, but it wasn't the only one.
Taste is clearly an essential components of gastronomy. However, for members of this movement, reducing their foodie carbon footprint comes a close second. By opting for locally sourced foods from less than 100 kilometres away, slow foodies support producers (who in recent years have become somewhat neglected) through buying directly from them, respecting their prices and never bartering. Slow Food currently boasts over 100,000 members across more than 160 countries. The Slow Food movement turns the spotlight back onto foods that people had all but forgotten—such as the Sevillian morá carrot, canetera oil from Valencia or semi preserved anchovies from the Bay of Biscay.
Els Garrofers is one of the 65 Km0 restaurants in Catalonia. To hold this title, restaurants must offer at least five Km0 dishes throughout the year. This means that 40 percent of ingredients, including the main component, should be sourced from within a 100km radius and purchased directly from the producer. The remaining 60 percent must belong to one of Slow Food's projects, such as Arca del Gusto or Baluarte, and no dish can contain GMO foods—even fish or meat fed on GMOs are forbidden. Arca del Gusto and Baluarte are both online platforms aiming to educate the public and catalogue food types that have been identified as slowly disappearing from our plates.
For restaurants adhering to all these rules menus vary throughout the year. "Our menu changes every three months, always taking into account the ingredients that will be available from producers. However, no one one can assure that an ingredient will be available during this time, meaning that we often don't end the season with the same menu with which we started," said Alberto Cavils, head chef of Case Elena restaurant in Toledo. "Working with seasonal produce isn't complicated but it requires great effort and commitment. You have to be constantly learning and discovering new foods," explained Cavils. Sourcing and preparing Km0 produce doesn't inflate costs, this is reflected in the prices at Casa Elena or Els Garrofers where dinner for two comes to 70 euros (US$ 84).
But the Slow Food movement is creeping out of the kitchen. Ever since Gonzalo Riviere opened the doors of Els Garrofers in 2013, his mission has been to ensure that the benefits of this type of gastronomy are widely known. "Our work is also to make the Slow Food community aware of Alella, the Catalan town where the restaurant is located. For this, we developed cookery courses and carry out presentations alongside the council to raise awareness for our work and the importance of the small producers in the area," he said.
What's certain is that this movement, whether sparked by popularity or persuasion, continues to gain momentum in society. But Rivere remains cautious, as organic food becomes the new trend he fears that people may jump on board the bandwagon without a true commitment to the Slow Food cause. Whilst for he and his fellow members the move towards local food was natural, for others it may just provide the perfect brunch snap for instagram.
The Slow Food movement has quickly made its way into the gastronomic world, and for those committed their reasoning is simple, "We do it because we believe it's the only way," Rivere said.


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Sheet metal cabinet, aluminum profile cabinet, and die-casting aluminum cabinet- Which one to go?
What is die-casting LED cabinet?
Die-cast cabinet is a metal aluminum casting process that is characterized by forcing molten metal under high pressure into a mould cavity. With this production technology, the led cabinets would have higher precision than sheet other metal led cabinets; and the led cabinets would have higher strength than aluminum profile(linear aluminum) led cabinets. And in fact, die-casting aluminum cabinets has become the mainstream in rental led display market.
Beyond all, when you start a project, you must know very clear about your budget, as well, you need to have a general idea on what you want to get.
It seems there are too many rental led display cabinet options in market, but if classify according to the production technology, there are only three types - sheet metal type, aluminum profile(linear aluminum) type, and die-casting aluminum type. And we have the pages to introduce these previously.
But there are some difficulties when you make a decision because even among one type rental led display cabinet, different manufacturers' product, price varies a lot. So what are the factors you must take into good consideration? This is the topic we're trying to discuss in this page.
Enough Budget for your project?
If you have enough budget, you would eliminate both the sheet metal cabinet and aluminum profile(linear aluminum) cabinet, and focus only on sourcing a good die-casting aluminum cabinet. The advantage of die-casting aluminum cabinet is obvious and complete, a good die-casting aluminum cabinet performs best no matter in its fast assembly&disassembly, or its strength.
All purpose mould? Or special mould?
When compare the die-casting aluminum cabinets from different led display suppliers, you could begin with the outer appearance. If many your possible suppliers offer the same type die casting aluminum, it must be the all purpose mould, i.e. it's a type of cabinet that any led display manufacturer could buy from the same cabinet vendor. The price of this kind die-casting aluminum cabinet must be cheap but the performance would not be so good as special mould, i.e. a led display manufacturer invest on this and it's exclusive to them.
For all purpose mould, the price should be taken into good consideration because for this quality level die-casting aluminum cabinet, the led display manufacturers would use just common electronic components, not the best. And you could try to discuss further into the modules etc to see what it would come with.
For special mould, the price are usually more expensive, but the quality would no doubt better. When a led display manufacturer develop this high level product, they will use their best. So the key point you'd focus on is its product advantages - they will show you formally and usually there would be a document with its very detailed introduction.
And our new type rental led cabinet is with our great invest in its mould development. In addition, it could be both for indoor and outdoor application!
So in one word, if you have enough budget, you'd better focus on the die-casting aluminum cabinet, with special mould.
Firstly we would always suggest to eliminate the option of "aluminum profile(linear aluminum)" because there's no advantages at all.
1. For indoor LED screen. The die-casting aluminum cabinet with all purpose mould costs as low as the other two kinds cabinet, but the advantage is obvious. So we can say, with price reduction, for indoor rental led display, you could consider just die-casting aluminum cabinet.
2. For outdoor LED panel. Till now, there's rarely the all purpose mould of die-casting aluminum cabinets. So as an economic solution, it's better to consider the sheet metal cabinet. Sheet metal cabinet is widely seen product but different manufacturers still have different quality - so to determine which to choose, you must get back to the comparison of modules and internal components adopted.
So in one word, if you want an economic solution, for indoor rental led display you'd consider the die-casting aluminum cabinet, with all purpose mould; for outdoor rental led display you'd consider the sheet metal type cabinet.


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Large-scale genomics unveil polygenic architecture of human cortical surface area
Chen, C. H.
Peng, Qian
Schork, A. J.
Lo, M. T.
Fan, C. C.
Desikan, R. S.
Bettella, F.
Hagler, D. J.
Pediatric Imaging Neurocognition and Genetics Study
Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative
Westlye, L. T.
Kremen, W. S.
Jernigan, T. L.
Le Hellard, S.
Steen, V. M.
Espeseth, T.
Huentelman, M.
Haberg, A. K.
Agartz, I.
Djurovic, S.
Andreassen, O. A.
Schork, Nicholas
Dale, A. M.
Nature Communications Journal
Little is known about how genetic variation contributes to neuroanatomical variability, and whether particular genomic regions comprising genes or evolutionarily conserved elements are enriched for effects that influence brain morphology. Here, we examine brain imaging and single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) data from ∼2,700 individuals. We show that a substantial proportion of variation in cortical surface area is explained by additive effects of SNPs dispersed throughout the genome, with a larger heritable effect for visual and auditory sensory and insular cortices (h(2)∼0.45). Genome-wide SNPs collectively account for, on average, about half of twin heritability across cortical regions (N=466 twins). We find enriched genetic effects in or near genes. We also observe that SNPs in evolutionarily more conserved regions contributed significantly to the heritability of cortical surface area, particularly, for medial and temporal cortical regions. SNPs in less conserved regions contributed more to occipital and dorsolateral prefrontal cortices.
Conserved Sequence
Genome, Human
Polymorphism, Single Nucleotide
Twins, Dizygotic
Twins, Monozygotic
10.1038/ncomms8549


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John Argen
Email: jargen@datastoragecorp.com
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BPS in Finance from Pace University
2,000 hours of corporate sponsored education
Mr. Argen is a Business Consultant and Developer specializing in the information technology, telecommunications and construction industries. He is a seasoned professional that brings 30 years of experience and entrepreneurial success from working with small business owners to Fortune 500 firms.
From 1992 to 2003, Mr. Argen was the CEO and founder of DCC Systems, a privately held nationwide Technology Design / Build Construction Development and Consulting Solutions firm. Mr. Argen built DCC Systems from the ground up, re-engineering the firm several times to meet the needs of its clientele and enabled DCC Systems to produce gross revenues exceeding 100 million dollars in 2000.
Mr. Argen has been a guest speaker at numerous corporate seminars and industry shows. He has been featured on NBC's "Business Now" which accredited his Technology Construction Management methodology as an innovative process for implementing high tech projects on time and within budget.
Prior to DCC Systems Mr. Argen held senior management positions at ITT/Metromedia (15 years) and was VP of Engineering & Operations at DataNet, a Wilcox & Gibbs company (2 years). Throughout his corporate tenure he has worked in Operations, Marketing, Systems Engineering, Telecommunications and Information Technology. In a career that spans 30 years he has had full responsibility for technology related and construction projects worth over a billion dollars.
Mr. Argen graduated Pace University with a BPS in Finance. His commitment to continued education is reflected in his completion to over 2000 hours of corporate sponsored courses. Mr. Argen also holds a Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Radio Telephone 1st Class License.
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