Some people believe that women were written out of history, but Abigail Disney believes that women were never written in. Through her films, she's on a quest to change that. Abigail's passion for storytelling, and for accurate representations of women in the quest for peace, has led her to understand what makes a woman courageous enough to share her truth, even in the most dangerous and politically charged climates.


Are lemon, baking soda and vinegar really effective cleaners?
Definitely. Vinegar shines surfaces like counter tops and mirrors. Lemon is antimicrobial so it's perfect in the kitchen. Baking soda is an excellent scrubbing agent that can be put to work on everything from dirty ovens to soap scum. Be sure to use it on a dry tub, though, and then vacuum it up afterwards as it can clog your pipes if it goes down the drain.
Do you have any tips for laundry day?
I make a lavender-infused vinegar to use as a fabric softener. Here's how: Put a few sprigs of dried lavender in a glass jar with white vinegar, put on the lid. Let it sit for three weeks, then strain it and add to your washer like you would liquid fabric softener.
Are there instances where only heavy-duty products will work?
No. You can even clear a clogged drain without chemicals: Sprinkle about two tablespoons of baking soda in the drain, and then pour in a 1/2 cup of vinegar. Let it sit for 30 minutes ' the fizzing reaction it creates will break down the blockage. Run hot water to clear it away.


In support of National Apprenticeship Week, which runs from 4th March – 8th March 2019, we catch up with a long-serving member of the Sir Robert McAlpine team, Derek Potter. His career with us spans an incredible 37 years, where he started out as an apprentice and now works as a Senior Works Manager based in Durham.
Today we celebrate International Women's Day. To help support this year's theme, #BalanceForBetter our colleagues across the UK strike a pose, as we work towards creating a more gender balanced workplace.
We are attending MIPIM, the premier property event in Cannes from 12th-15th March 2019.


and we were remarking about the July heat. This neighbor is much older and wiser then I am, at approximately 80 years old. We spoke of the times of the past, before air conditioning, before large fan cooling systems and how her grandparents generation dealt with the heat.
She talked about ice house's, small refrigerators (which was a new concept), shady groves of trees and local water spots to cool off. She remarked that on hot days, the neighbors would be outside waiting for the river breezes and thunder storms to cool things down.
I spoke about how as a child we would go swimming everyday in the lake my grandparents live on in Delran NJ and nights with wet sheets over our bodies in front of a fan, we laughed when I said my favorite thing to do was "sing into the fan, and how it made my voice sound". We chatted about crickets singing in the heat of the summer night and hearing thunderstorms running up the river- as a sign things were going to cool off.
She told me a story of her grandmother making mint tea in a big pot on the stove in the early morning hours and everyone having to drink it, in the heat of the afternoon. As an herbalist, I knew the old ways are the best ways!
Yes, please make some mint tea today, it will naturally cool down your body. As we both talked about today being 95 degrees or more, she said it was time for her to return to her "refrigerated box of a house"! I think this afternoon I'll make a container of mint tea, chill it down and drop some off to her!


The role of a TTS NOSTRO rep is to reconcile and investigate on the exception for any transaction Wire transfers which are effected across Citibank s 13 branches using Nostro/ Vostro accounts which involves ClientCustomer transfers having a direct DDA account or acting as an intermediate bank.
The role will provide a high level of exposure to internal clients and enable the candidate to develop their client service skills. This is a necessary requirement for anyone hoping to progress into a more senior role within the Reconciliations department.
An individual is assigned a set of cases that he/ she is responsible for Investigating/ reconciling. A typical day for a TTS Nostro representative would begin with downloading a report that provides the list of cases that are assigned to him/ her. The individual then filters out items based on Value/ Currency Cut off and ensures that they are actioned for that particular day and starts to investigate item by item. The time taken to investigate and resolve would vary depending on the complexities of each item. The process of determining the course of action required to resolve the item could involve interacting with multiple teams across Citi and other banks via swift messages or telephone or emails or chat messages. The individual will need to update meaningful comments against each item post the investigation to ensure management or anyone else working on the item in his/ her absence is aware of what has been done so far and what needs to be done next to resolve the item. It is imperative to follow the SOP and also escalate lack of clarity in any laid down procedures therein.
The day involves attending calls with onshore partners, colleagues from other teams who interact closely with TTS Nostro, management meetings, updating multiple control spreadsheets maintained by managers for oversight and monitoring and also responding to a number of e mails from various teams. It is experienced that this job is extremely satisfying as it provides a great opportunity to learn a lot about the various payment mechanisms, client behaviour, FX (Foreign Exchange) market etc. and the joy derived post resolving a break is unparalleled. It is not uncommon to face unexpected situations in the form of ad hoc calls or meetings or escalations and needs to be alert, have an eye for detail, be disciplined, responsive and have a passion to excel to be able to succeed in this role.


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Kane Becomes First American to Win Art Ross Trophy
For the first time in the history of the NHL, an American-born player has won the Art Ross Trophy as the league's best scorer, as Chicago Blackhawks winger Patrick Kane won the historic award
By James Neveau	• Published April 11, 2016 • Updated on April 11, 2016 at 8:33 am
In the lengthy history of the NHL, no American-born player has ever led the league in scoring, but that streak was broken on Sunday as Chicago Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane became the first ever American to win the Art Ross Trophy.
Kane finished the season with 106 points, far outpacing Jamie Benn for the top spot in the scoring race.
"It is an honor being the first American to win the scoring title, as there have been so many great players from the United States in the NHL," Kane said in a statement. "I take a lot of pride in that, but I also take a lot of pride in doing it with the Chicago Blackhawks. I owe a lot to my teammates, coaches, and the organization as I couldn't have done this without them. This has been a special season, but we still have a lot to accomplish as a team and I look forward to another long run in the Stanley Cup Playoffs."
Kane finished the season with 46 goals (giving him 251 for his career, tying him with Jonathan Toews for 10th place on the team's all-time goal scoring list) and 60 assists. Both of those totals were career highs for the winger, who was drafted by the Blackhawks with the first overall pick in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft.
With his victory, Kane becomes the first Blackhawks player to win the Art Ross Trophy since Stan Mikita led the NHL in scoring during the 1967-68 season.
"What a tremendous season for Patrick," Blackhawks G.M. Stan Bowman said. "He started the season very strong and carried the team with his dominant play early, allowing our team to stabilize and come together as a group throughout the season. Patrick kept pushing the pace all year long and led not only our team but the entire league, which demonstrates how impressive his performance was from day one until game 82."
Kane became just the third player in the last five years to eclipse the century mark in points this season, joining Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin in that exclusive club. Kane ended up beating Benn by 17 points in the scoring race after the season concluded on Sunday.
Kane did narrowly miss out on more hardware, finishing four goals behind Washington Capitals winger Alex Ovechkin in the race to win the Rocket Richard Trophy as the league's best goal-scorer.

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UF student finds joy, treasures with GPS
(04/22/09 12:00am)
Eyes darting, his fast pace gets faster. He's mumbling. It's around here somewhere, within 12 feet or so, he says. Check under the rock. Check in the dirt. Check the coordinates. Check the rock again.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2009/04/uf-student-finds-joy-treasures-with-gps
UF sophomore Carmen Peterson dies in bicycle accident
A UF student died early Tuesday evening after she was hit by a car while riding her bike.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/04/uf-sophomore-carmen-peterson-dies-in-bicycle-accident
'Juno' writer Diablo Cody to visit UF
Diablo Cody, writer of "Juno" and former stripper, will speak at UF on Tuesday night.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/04/juno-writer-diablo-cody-to-visit-uf
Trustees approve decal hikes, campus renovations
Starting in the fall, UF students will see several changes on UF's campus: higher parking decal prices, a new Flavet Field band shell and renovations at Southwest Recreation Center, to name a few.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/03/trustees-approve-decal-hikes-campus-renovations
Two UF officials resign amid administration shakeup
UF Provost Janie Fouke and Senior Vice President for Health Affairs Doug Barrett resigned from their posts amid a major restructuring of the way UF handles its financial operations.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/03/two-uf-officials-resign-amid-administration-shakeup
UF's provost and head of Health Science Center to resign
UF Provost Janie Fouke and Senior Vice President for Health Affairs Doug Barrett will resign effective June 30 following the announcement of a major restructuring of UF's financial operations.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/03/uf-s-provost-and-head-of-health-science-center-to-resign
Trustees to discuss budget cuts
The Board of Trustees, UF's highest governing body, will discuss a host of issues - including bleak budget expectations, money-saving plans and new parking decal prices - at its meetings Thursday and Friday.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/03/trustees-to-discuss-budget-cuts
Local residents support museum
Don't call Steve Shey a philanthropist.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/02/local-residents-support-museum
Scooter decal price hike proposal cut
Scooter decal prices, which were proposed last month to increase from $36 a year to $121, may now only rise to $64.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/02/scooter-decal-price-hike-proposal-cut
UF junior arrested for selling, possessing drugs
A UF student was arrested as he left his history class Tuesday on charges of selling and possessing drugs.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/02/uf-junior-arrested-for-selling-possessing-drugs
Florida's university presidents discuss ways to boost funds
For years, the state's public universities have tugged at the Legislature to pour more funding into the State University System - one that currently ranks last in student-teacher ratios nationwide.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/02/florida-s-university-presidents-discuss-ways-to-boost-funds
Students bring sweatshop complaints to Machen's office
Student protesters delivered UF President Bernie Machen a big, red Valentine's Day card Thursday morning, but the message inside was less than loving.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/02/students-bring-sweatshop-complaints-to-machen-s-office
UF releases 15 proposals for BOT
How much would a stuffed caveman pay for a stiff drink? How many shots would it take for a giant mastodon skeleton to get loose?
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/02/uf-releases-15-proposals-for-bot
Man arrested for hitting fiancee on campus
A man was arrested on campus early Friday afternoon after witnesses said they saw him pushing and hitting his fiancee, a UF student, outside the Food Science and Human Nutrition building.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/02/man-arrested-for-hitting-fiancee-on-campus
SG holds interviews for potential candidates
The parties registered for UF's Student Government elections on Feb. 26 and 27 will hold interviews today, Monday and Tuesday to recruit students interested in SG executive or senate seats.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/02/sg-holds-interviews-for-potential-candidates
Crist won't hike tuition
In his new education budget proposal released Thursday, Gov. Charlie Crist suggested that state universities and community colleges get a nearly $5.5 billion chunk of state funds in 2008-2009, but he proposed no tuition increase.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/01/crist-won-t-hike-tuition
Slashed funds result in fewer Merit students
UF has lost some of its bragging rights among top-tier universities, though a university official said Wednesday that it's nothing to worry about.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/01/slashed-funds-result-in-fewer-merit-students
Two new trustees appointed to UF board
Florida Gov. Charlie Crist appointed two new members to UF's highest governing body, the Board of Trustees, on Wednesday.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/01/two-new-trustees-appointed-to-uf-board
UF Trustee Fernandez resigns
Editor's Note: Manny Fernandez resigned from the UF Board of Trustees on Dec. 6. We reported otherwise in Monday's Alligator.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/01/uf-trustee-fernandez-resigns
Lawsuit to clear up tuition control tossed
Former Florida Gov. Bob Graham and the Board of Governors, the State University System?s highest governing body, now face a stumbling block in their fight for tuition-setting power.
https://www.alligator.org/article/2008/01/lawsuit-to-clear-up-tuition-control-tossed


MANHATTAN, Kan. – A black Kansas man has admitted he put racist graffiti on his own car as a Halloween prank that got out of hand, police said Monday.
Photographs posted on social media Wednesday showed the car covered with racial slurs against blacks and messages that included "Go Home," "Date your own kind," and "Die."
Authorities concluded that charging him for filing a false report would "not be in the best interests of the citizens" of Manhattan.
Even the possibility of a hate crime has a big impact on the fabric of daily lives, and "we want to acknowledge that people felt anger and pain as a result of pictures and words that they saw," Kansas State University spokesman Jeff Morris said Monday in a phone interview. "Those are very real responses."
"The incident maybe wasn't real -- the emotions were," Morris said.
Police said Williams was "genuinely remorseful and expressed sincere regret" that his actions resulted in negative media attention, and the agency issued a statement from him in their release in which he apologized to the community.
"The whole situation got out of hand when it shouldn't have even started," Williams said. It was just a Halloween prank that got out of hand. I wish I could go back to that night but I can't. I just want to apologize from the bottom of my heart for the pain and news I have brought you all."
"While William's mistake had a decidedly negative impact on the community, please recognize that he, like many of us when we were young, is a young man who made a mistake and is now doing his best to own up to it," said Brad Schoen, director of the Riley County Police Department.
Last month, an anti-gay slur was found outside the university student union. In September, white supremacist fliers were found on campus. And in May, a noose was found hanging from a campus tree. No arrests have been made in these incidents.


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'Chinese Hip-Hop Underground' is an insider documentary following the story of Weber – one of Mainland China's first rappers. Weber's uncanny musical talents allow him to spearhead the creation of Chinese rap music – a free form of creative self-expression that spreads like wildfire amongst those struggling the most; young working class students and grassroots migrants left out of the country's meteoric rise. Even while Weber's music electrifies China's youth and gains a huge following, he is challenged by enemies posing a threat to his musical existence: state censors, on the one hand, and armies of state-backed pop stars seeking to steal the name of hip-hop for their own gain, on the other. Can Weber and underground musicians like him survive this assault? Will Underground Chinese hip-hop survive?


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DMK President M K Stalin is not happy- Sources reveal the fact!
By alagu, 08 January, 2020
India, Tamilnadu, Chennai, DMK, ADMK, Congress, Local body elections, Election commission
Despite the major sweep in the rural local body elections in the state of Tamil Nadu, DMK President and state's opposition leader M K Stalin has expressed his dissatisfaction and displeasure, sources close to the developments reveal.
The recently concluded rural local bodies in Tamil Nadu had presented the political grounds that were never seen in the past few decades and the history of the by-elections and local body elections had favored for the ruling party during the time of the elections as it was certain that the people would vote for the ruling party in these local elections but for this time, the ruling party is not fortunate enough to retain the history as ADMK party has kicked into the New Year with the aberrant and unexpected loss in its strongholds across the state as the opposition DMK has registered with over 50% of the victory.
DMK party members greet M K Stalin with a garland after the victory in the local body elections
Our sources stated that the district secretaries of DMK had claimed that the huge victory has signaled the possibilities that the party would assume to power in the state legislative election that is due in 2021 but although, the DMK party cadres had welcomed and celebrated the triumph, party's president Stalin had said that the victory attained by the party is not enough to what he had actually expected.
Stalin has expressed his reaction to the party's secretaries who carried the news of what they overwhelmingly welcomed. He stated that the victory from the districts on the Central and Cauvery river belts had aided the party to sweep the huge mandate and the victory from the Southern districts was possible through the allied Congress party and claimed that the districts of the Kongu belt had fully voted for the ruling party and added that the party would have touched the promising victory if it could have registered with more than 60% in the local body polls.
(L-R) Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi Palaniswami and DMK President M K Stalin - File photo
The senior party officials had revealed that the party would be tabling the meet with the district secretaries soon during which the party's leadership would take stringent action against the party cadres who were behind the loss as Stalin strongly believes that either action or the expulsion should be taken against the party men to ensure that the party succeeds in all the upcoming elections.
DMK President with the top Congress leaders - File photo
On the other hand, one of the party in the DMK alliance, Congress had reacted against the DMK leadership and during the discussion of the party's election committee, the leaders have underlined that the local and important faces of the DMK party had strongly supported and backed the unofficial DMK candidates in the constituencies where Congress had contested. They accused the DMK party men of backing such candidates both financially and politically that had led to the separation of votes which were expected by the Congress party and the splitting of votes had given the victories for ruling ADMK party and the sources have stated that both the parties are currently negotiating for seat-sharing in the indirect elections for the posts of district chairman and vice-chairman that would be taking place on January 11th, 2019.
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I love the Lake Harriet Peace Garden. So beautiful and always restful.
3. What brought you to Open Field?
I'm interested in making what I do more open to the world at large. Contemporary poetry is playful, beautiful, open, exciting, moving, and it should be in more people's lives. The flip side of that is that more people's lives should be in contemporary poetry. This project explores that connection.
I grew up in Florida, so most of my childhood was summer. Summer, sand, sweat, thunderstorms. Fireflies in the woods at night.


As I'm creating podcasts, I regularly reflect on and collect thoughts and ideas that I hope will be of value to you.
There are quite a few Ideas that came to mind but there is this one that just kept calling out to be shared with you today. It comes from two different people who were mentoring me at different times.
The thought that led me to remembering what these two mentors said comes from the movie "Into the wild". The protagonist in that story spends the majority of the film longing for solitude until he finds himself in a tragic circumstance about to die all alone in the wilderness. He then has the devastating realization that happiness is only real when shared.
At that time this was something that I found difficult. It practically never occurred to me that asking people for help was an option. I always took my difficulties on by myself and at that moment I couldn't really take this advice in and accept this person's help.
However, these words kept ringing in my ears during the following weeks and months and eventually I learned to ask for help more often and quicker.
And that has been such a gift. Because, not only did it make the load I was carrying lighter, it also has infinitely enriched my life.
Asking for help not only leads to receiving the support you may need, but it also helps build relationships.
It gives others a chance to be part of your life. Even if it is just for a moment.
Asking others for help is a beneficial thing to do for everyone involved.
For example, it puts someone else in the position to be able to give, to make a difference and support someone. It helps you having a shared experience with the person or people you ask for help.
That same person went on and said "You can't have a great plan all by yourself."
Recognise that it is people who often have the keys to open doors for us which would remained locked if we were all by ourselves.
Following that thought means YOU might be the one that has the key to unlock a door for someone else!
Once you start involving people in your life by asking for help, or by involving them in your projects and plans, a beautiful synergy starts to enfold.
My experience is that if you learn how to ask for help in a skilful way and you surround yourself with, and involve people, who uplift you and who tend to think bigger than you and who help you expand your thinking, magic and Grace starts to flow into your life .
When you receive help you've got a great opportunity to give back in whatever form and this dance of giving and receiving begins to take place.
It will fill your life with gratitude. And as gratitude and grace are two sides of the same coin, Grace starts to flow more and more into your life.
As a changemaker, you may have a vision of what change you want to bring about. As people tend to support what they help create when you involve them in shaping that vision, they are more likely to stay dedicated to your dream and more often than not your dream may become bigger, bolder, and more powerful. It will therefore also be more likely to succeed than what you would have been able to come up with by yourself.
So ask yourself the question: when I need help, do I ask for it?
There once was a young boy who was walking with his dad through a forest.
It was a beautifully sunny day in fall with the forest having a golden glow covering the warm colours of the leaves about the fall from the trees.
They were both thoroughly enjoying the walk and each other's company when they came a cross a large branch that had come off a tree and was now blocking the forest path they were on.
The boy turned to his father with a spark of adventure in his eyes and said, "Dad! what do you think? You think I can lift that branch?"
And the father said, "yes, I think so! But, you have to use all your strength."
So the boy ran up to the branch and tries his best to lift the branch. No matter how much effort he made or what he tried, he wasn't able to lift or move it.
"Dad! I'm not able to do it."
"Well, I said you have to use all your strength."
So the boy tried again. He did what he could to lift it, closing his eyes, clenching his teeth and with all his might going for it.
Still, he wasn't able to lift it.
"I'm trying my best but I'm not able to move it."
The father looks into the eyes of his son and says: "Son, you never asked me, to help you. I said use all your strength."
This story indicates to me that we haven't accessed our full strength unless we have thought about who can we ask for help.
This is how we bring out the best in both ourselves and others and how we can conquer all the challenges of life.
It takes a lot of energy to exclude people, yet very little energy to include people into your life.
"Anything worth doing is worth sharing and you won't find anything more beautiful on this world than people."
Learn to remember to hang out with people who lift your life up. People who inspire you. People who uplift you.
Go and spend time with them.
And, whenever you need it, dare to ask for help.


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Q: Basic Java, how to declare these Android functions I have some documentation that doesn't have any intuitive examples for me
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/nfc/tech/NfcV.html
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/nfc/Tag.html
I need to declare objects of type NfcV and of type Tag , but when I try to do something like NfcV myNFCObject = new NfcV(); the IDE says "constructor NfcV is not visible. So my next try looked like this NfcV myNFCObject = NfcV.getTag(new Tag()); and I get the error "constructor Tag()" is not visible.
So thats where I hit a wall, just from looking at both of the documentation links, I do not see how to declare these objects! How would this be done?
Thanks!

A: Firstly you must create a class which implements TagTechnology interface. Then you can get tag with it.
import java.io.IOException;

import android.nfc.Tag;

public class sampleTagTech implements android.nfc.tech.TagTechnology {

public void close() throws IOException {
    // TODO Auto-generated method stub

}

public void connect() throws IOException {
    // TODO Auto-generated method stub

}

public Tag getTag() {
    // TODO Auto-generated method stub
    return null;
}

public boolean isConnected() {
    // TODO Auto-generated method stub
    return false;
}

}

then you can use like this
NfcV nfcv = NfcV.get(new sampleTag().getTag());

A: According to the documentation you can do this:
NfcV object = NfcV.get(myTag)

Also there is no public constructor for myTag (which is why you get an error saying it is not visible it could either be private or protected) per the documentation you provide:
When a tag is discovered, a Tag object is created and passed to a single activity via the EXTRA_TAG extra in an Intent via startActivity(Intent).

A: When you hold an ISO15693-compliant tag near an NFC-enabled Android device, an intent will be created by the Android system. This intent will contain a handle for the tag. When your app receives the intent, it can retrieve it from there. See http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/nfc/nfc.html#filtering-intents for a good explanantion on how to receive NFC intents in your app.
In the activity that receives the NFC intent, you can get access to NfcV like this:
Tag tag = intent.getParcelableExtra(NfcAdapter.EXTRA_TAG);
NfcV nfcV = NfcV.get(tag);
if (nfcV != null) {
  ...
}

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Q: How to get navigation property of foreign key when calling SaveChanges()? I'm using EF5 code first.
We have a method
LogHistoryTracking(DbEntityEntry entity)

to log changes when SaveChanges is called.
At SaveChanges, we get the changed entities and pass into LogHistoryTracking
var changedEntities = ChangeTracker.Entries().ToList();

But when I access
changedEntity.OriginalValues.PropertyNames

there is no properties for foreign keys object (only foreign key Id - but how can we get the data when there is only id here?).
I also tried to google for a solution, but this issue might be not so popular.
There is this article, but it does not work.
Appreciate any help. Thanks.

A: If you want to have your entity properties to be accessible you must 'Include' them prior to accessing them. Like in the following example which gets the orders of the first cutomer :
    var orders = context.Customers
   .Include("Orders")
   .First().Orders;

In this example if you do not call .Include("Orders") you will not have Customer.Orders. The same goes if you have foreign key and forget to include the navigation property of the foreign key. This is because the key (the ID) is part of the object and the navigation property is not.
Let us see one real world example :
public class Employee : Entity
{
    public virtual int CompanyUserId { get; set; }
    public virtual CompanyUser CompanyUser { get; set; }
    //... cut out for brevity
}

If you get the employees like this :
var employees = context.Employees;

You will not be able to access employees[0].CompanyUser after
context.SaveChanges() because of lazy loading. The connection is disposed after context.SaveChanges(), so no more data fetching.
But if you call :
var employees = context.Employees
           .Include("CompanyUser")
           .ToArray();

You will be able to access employees[0].CompanyUser.SomeProperty right away before context.SaveChanges regardless lazy loading because ToArray() will execute the query and fetch the entities with the "includes".
If you call :
var employees = context.Employees
               .Include("CompanyUser");

Then you will have employee[0].CompanyUser.SomeProperty even after context.SaveChanges() with Lazy Loading because you have told EF to include "CompanyUser" property before executing the query. On execution EF will include the named property.
UPDATE
Intercepting DbContext can be done in at least two different ways.
First - override SaveChanges() or SaveChangesAsync because it is virtual:
public class MyDbContext : DbContext
{
    public event Action<MyDbContext> SavingChanges = _ => { };

    public override int SaveChanges()
    {
        this.SavingChanges(this);
        return base.SaveChanges();
    }
}

Second way without direct override is by hiding the DbContext inside interface like this one (this is from real project) :
public interface IUnitOfWork : IDisposable
{
    void Commit();
}

Third way (somewhat different) is by intercepting the Db calls.
Fourth way exists but it depends on what IoC you use. If you use Castle Windsor you can use interceptors. I suppose that with every IoC there is its own way of intercepting this.


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Ha Ha Ha, it's all a joke of course. But it's a joke that plays into the dangerous, current Russophobia promoted by Clintonite media, the deep state and the War Party. This is a reminder that Russophobia finds a variant in the writing of several prominent CounterPunch contributors.
Yes, CounterPunch continues to publish many good articles, but appears also to be paying its tribute to the establishment narrative.
Put on the defensive by the "fake news" assault against independent media, CP senior editor Jeffrey St Clair seemed to be shaken by Washington Post allegations that he had published articles by a "Russian troll" named Alice Donovan. St Clair never publicly questioned the FBI claim that the ephemeral plagiarist worked for the Kremlin, when she could as well have been planted by the FBI itself or some other agency, precisely in order to embarrass and intimidate the independent website.
The anti-Russian attitude on CP is promoted mainly by the same writers who stigmatize the slightest suggestion of building a broad non-ideological antiwar movement as a step toward "fascism". This leftist exclusionism goes against the traditions of the website founded by Alexander Cockburn and St Clair, and indeed, CounterPunch was fiercely attacked less than three years ago for its "red-brown", or "QuerFront" tendencies.


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Virginia Republican Candidate Says Democrats Are "Communists" and "Crackheads"
Corey Stewart, who narrowly lost the primary for governor, is now running for Senate.
Corey Stewart speaks at a gubernatorial debate in Goochland, Virginia on April 22. Steve Helber/AP
A prominent Republican candidate for Senate in Virginia called Democrats the party of "criminals, communists, crackheads, and weirdos" at a get-out-the-vote rally on Sunday—and mocked a transgender candidate for good measure.
The comments from Corey Stewart, who narrowly lost the Republican gubernatorial primary to Ed Gillespie this summer and is now running for US Senate, came at a rally at a Virginia Beach church to galvanize Republican voters ahead of the election for governor just nine days away. Gillespie had declined an invitation to attend the rally, which was sponsored by the national group Bikers for Trump. But Stewart was joined by one member of the Republican ticket, state Sen. Jill Vogel, who is running for lieutenant governor; the other Republican on the slate, attorney general candidate John Adams, was a last-minute cancellation.
The event itself, and Stewart's remarks, illustrate the bind in which Virginia Republicans find themselves in the run-up to the year's most closely watched election on November 7. Gillespie, seeking to portray himself as a soft-spoken moderate, has publicly kept his distance from his onetime rival, and yet, because his fortunes are to a large degree in the hands of Trump-backing conservative activists, the general election has been shaped by Stewart in tangible ways. In the campaign's closing months, Gillespie has trained his fire on two subjects that Stewart and Trump have also embraced: the Latino gang MS-13, and the state's assemblage of monuments to Confederate generals.
Stewart, the chairman-at-large of the Prince William County board of supervisors, branded himself during the primary as a sort of mini-Trump, and he has a flair for stunts that proved too much for even the Trump campaign. He was fired from his position as Virginia chairman of the Trump campaign for organizing a protest outside the Republican National Committee headquarters last October. (His goal was to shame Republicans who abandoned the presidential nominee after the publication of the infamous Access Hollywood tape, in which Trump bragged about committing sexual assault.)
During the primary, he built a following among conservatives by traveling to Charlottesville to protest a proposal to remove a statue of Robert E. Lee. (The white supremacist Richard Spencer would travel to the same spot three months later.) On Twitter, he declared, "Politicians who are for destroying the statues, monuments and other artifacts of history are just like ISIS."
Before we know it the #ViolentLeft will ban the names "Robert" and "Lee".#Antifa and #BLM will punch anyone with those names.
— Corey Stewart (@CoreyStewartVA) August 19, 2017
The tone of Sunday's event was set from the beginning. Before the candidates took the stage, the speaker's podium had been festooned with a "Hillary for Prison 2016" campaign sign. (It was removed before the candidates began their speeches.) Attendees in "Make America Great Again" hats wore red stickers with a statue of Robert E. Lee emblazoned on the front, under the text "Save our Monuments." To kill time before the main event, a saxophonist broke into a rendition of "Dixie," and a few audience members started to sing along.
Vogel, the lieutenant governor candidate, was the first speaker to bring up the statues. She referred to her upbringing in the Shenandoah Valley, a major theater for the war, and attacked her Democratic opponent, Justin Fairfax, for calling the monuments, she said, "psychologically damaging and offensive." (Fairfax, who is African American, had in fact cautioned against assuming that "because [a monument] doesn't psychologically harm you or a particular community, it doesn't affect anyone.")
"All for a moment of political expediency, people have been able to take positions that I know they do not believe," Vogel said. "They cannot possibly—if you stand up for the commonwealth of Virginia and you stand up for the men and women who have put their lives on the line for history, to save our history, to protect our freedoms, and tell that story to the next generation of men and women who need to know that story." In other words, if you attack the monuments, you're disrespecting veterans.
But the event's biggest draw was Stewart, who is now seeking to take on Sen. Tim Kaine in next year's US Senate race.
"The Democrats really fall into four basic categories: criminals, communists, crackheads, and weirdos," Stewart said at the outset.
While acknowledging that attacks on family members, and particularly children, of candidates are typically considered poor form, Stewart spent several minutes explaining that Kaine's son Woody had been arrested for protesting at a pro-Trump rally in Minneapolis, and accused him of being a "a member of Antifa," the anti-fascist movement whose members have sometimes clashed with Trump supporters.
Stewart, whose own monuments cause has been embraced by white supremacists, cast Antifa as a wing of the Democratic Party. He accused Antifa of attempting to bomb a Confederate reenactment in Winchester in October—an investigation into a reported pipe bomb is ongoing but no motive or suspects have been identified—and then blasted Northam and Fairfax for failing to denounce the plot.
It was part of a general lawlessness within the Democratic Party, he said. "They absolutely love criminals," he said, warning that Northam would turn Virginia into a sanctuary state (an idea Northam has rejected outright) and, in Trump fashion, recounting a years-old murder in Virginia Beach in which the criminal had been undocumented. "And did you know that this criminal alien scumbag has still never been brought to justice?"
"The weirdos are taking down those monuments," Stewart said. "Are we going to let them do that?"
At one point, someone shouted out that Democrats were "neo-fascists," and Stewart agreed. "The neo-fascists, by the way, are the Democrats!" Stewart said. "They really are."
Later on, seemingly out nowhere, Stewart told the audience about the former Washington, DC, mayor Marion Barry, who was caught smoking crack nearly three decades ago. "I don't know if you've heard this, folks: The liberals, the left-wing lunatics, are erecting a statue to Marion Barry," he said.
"Oh my god," someone in the crowd said.
"On Pennsylvania Avenue—of Marion Berry," Stewart continued. "A crackhead. So that's who the Democrats honor: crackheads. Who do we honor? Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, J.E.B. Stuart, James Madison, George Washington—all the great heroes." Stewart referred to Lee, who is known mostly for an armed struggle against the US military, as a "US military veteran."
"The weirdos are taking down those monuments," Stewart said. "Are we going to let them do that? We can do something about it."
Stewart, whose delivery at times was more stand-up than stump-speech, couldn't resist expanding his culture war to a few more fronts. He praised the author of Virginia's failed bathroom bill, Del. Bob Marshall, who is locked in a tight reelection fight in a district Hillary Clinton carried by double digits. Marshall's Democratic opponent, Danica Roem, is transgender.
"So [Marshall] has an opponent," Steward began. A few people started to laugh.
"His name is—well, it was," Stewart said. "His name was Dan Roem. Now it's Danica Roem. Okay? So, not that there's anything wrong with that!"
"But this guy," Stewart said, pausing again for comic effect, "or, Roem, wants to teach transgenderism to kindergarteners. Folks, this is what's coming. This is the war on our culture, it is the war on our values."
Stewart ended his remarks with a call-and-response. "In 2017, on November 7th, do you want the criminals to be representing you?" he asked. "No!" "Do you want the communists to be representing you?" "No!" "Do you want the crackheads to be representing you?"
Gillespie's hopes for victory rest on whether the MAGA-hat-wearing crowd shows up.
But perhaps the most important thing Stewart and his partners on stage did was to talk up Gillespie. He called his primary opponent—a man he once derided as "Establishment Ed" and a "cuckservative"—"a good solid Republican," and later praised him for embracing the Lost Cause as a campaign issue. "I've got to hand it to Ed Gillespie, he has come out and said we are going to clarify that law in Virginia and make sure that no more historical monuments—especially those to our great veterans—are removed, anywhere," Stewart said.
It was a far cry from the defiant Stewart of primary night, who refused to concede and then promised never to endorse Gillespie: "There is one word you will never hear from me, and that's unity."
Stewart, hoping to consolidate conservative support as he ramps up his Senate campaign, stands to benefit from being a team player this fall. But Gillespie, who has trailed in most polls, also needs the help. Instead of hanging out with the bikers, Gillespie spent his Sunday holding a meet-and-greet in Eden Center, a Vietnamese-American strip mall in the DC suburb of Falls Church, and watching the Redskins-Cowboys game with Ohio Sen. Rob Portman, a leading establishment Republican. He spoke to the NAACP in Richmond the day before that. Last week, he stopped by a Diwali celebration of Virginia Beach. His strategy hinges on winning Trump's voters without associating too closely with Trump. And that's where Stewart comes in.
"I think he's gonna help bring a lot of folks in for Ed," said Waverly Woods, the Stewart backer who organized the event. "Because Corey's asked them. Repeatedly, people are like, 'Look, I'm in because Corey asked me to.' It's all over Facebook. I see it everywhere. People call me, text me."
What did she think of Gillespie? Woods made a face. "I'll tell you more on November 8," she said.


This article includes discussion of biomarkers in neurology, biochemical markers in neurology, and molecular diagnosis. The foregoing terms may include synonyms, similar disorders, variations in usage, and abbreviations.
A biomarker can be as simple as a laboratory test or as complex as a pattern of genes or proteins. From a practical point of view, the biomarker would specifically and sensitively reflect a disease state and could be used for diagnosis as well as for disease monitoring during and following therapy.
Despite of all the advances in neurology, particularly in the last decade of the 20th century ("Decade of the Brain"), there are serious deficiencies in our understanding of the pathomechanism of several neurologic disorders as well as our ability to diagnose and treat these disorders. Biotechnologies are being increasingly applied in neurology to address some of these deficiencies (Jain 2013). Novel biomarker identification for neurologic disorders will address the current shortcomings in their diagnosis and therapeutics.
Biomarkers are also used as drug discovery tools--not only to detect biological responses to experimental drugs but also to aid in the discovery of new targets for therapeutic intervention. Biomarkers are a common reference point for diagnosis, and therapy plays an important role in the development of personalized medicine (Jain 2015).
• There are thousands of biomarkers, but not all of them have been validated.
• Biomarkers in blood can provide early indicators of disease and help in understanding the pathomechanism of disease as well as determine prognosis.
• Besides contributing to diagnosis, biomarkers contribute to integration of diagnosis with therapy and are useful for monitoring the course of disease as well as response to treatment.
• Some biomarkers are potential targets for discovering new drugs for neurologic disorders and are useful for clinical trials during drug development.
• Biomarkers are facilitating the development of personalized neurology.
The first laboratory test for a protein cancer biomarker, the Bence Jones protein in urine was used in mid-19th century. The term "biomarker," an abbreviation of biochemical biomarkers, started to appear in the literature during the early 1960s in connection with metabolites and biochemical abnormalities associated with several diseases. During the last decade of the 20th century, discovery of biomarkers was accelerated by mass spectrometry used for analysis of biological samples for biomarkers, applications of proteomics for molecular diagnostics, and emergence of metabolomics for the study of biomarkers. Completion of sequencing of the human genome in 2000 opened the way for discovery of gene biomarkers.
Since 2005, discovery and application of biomarkers has become a major activity in biotechnology and biopharmaceutical industries. The term "molecular biomarkers" is now applied to any specific molecular alteration of a cell on DNA, RNA, and metabolite or protein level.
(2) Evidence for its clinical significance has been established.


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Q: Make sure ajax success function is happening after $(document).ready() I'm trying to speed up some of my sites by moving around the ajax calls
The situation is as follows:
I have a page with some canvas in it + other data.
When the page is requested the 'other data' is loaded. In $(document).ready(); I have a function which gets the data for the canvas. This is done using ajax.
I'm wondering if I could make the ajax call before the $(document).ready() but the success of the ajax call( ie rendering the canvas) only when the dom is ready.
So:
$(document).ready(function(){
    $.ajax({
        url: '/someurl'
        dataType: 'json',
        success: function(response){
            startDrawOnCanvas(stage, response.data);
        }
    });
}

This works, but I'd like something like this
$(document).ready(function(){
}

$.ajax({
    url: '/someurl'
    dataType: 'json',
    success: function(response){
        //only fire once dom is ready for it
        startDrawOnCanvas(stage, response.data);
    }
});

A: You can do;
$.ajax({
    url: '/someurl'
    dataType: 'json',
    success: function(response){
        $(document).ready(function () {
            //will fire once dom is ready for it
            startDrawOnCanvas(stage, response.data);
        });
    }
});

... jQuery will detect whether $(document).ready() has already ran, and run the callback immediately if it has. Alternately, it'll defer it like it always does.


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Geometry Functions (`photutils.geometry`)
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Introduction
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The `photutils.geometry` package contains low-level geometry functions
used mainly by `~photutils.aperture.aperture_photometry`.

Reference/API
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.. automodapi:: photutils.geometry
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Definition: The galvanometer is the device used for detecting the presence of small current and voltage or for measuring their magnitude. The galvanometer is mainly used in the bridges and potentiometer where they indicate the null deflection or zero current.
The potentiometer is based on the premise that the current sustaining coil is kept between the magnetic field experiences a torque.
The construction of the potentiometer is shown in the figure below.
The moving coil, suspension, and permanent magnet are the main parts of the galvanometer.
Moving Coil – The moving coil is the current carrying part of the galvanometer. It is rectangular or circular and has the number of turns of fine copper wire. The coil is freely moved about its vertical axis of symmetry between the poles of a permanent magnet. The iron core provides the low reluctance flux path and hence provides the strong magnetic field for the coil to move in.
Suspension – The coil is suspended by a flat ribbon which carries the current to the coil. The other current carrying coil is the lower suspension whose torque effect is negligible. The upper suspension coil is made up of gold or copper wire which is made in the form of a ribbon. The mechanical strength of the wire is not very strong, and hence the galvanometers handle carefully without any jerks.
Mirror – The suspension carries a small mirror which casts the beam of light. The beam of light placed on the scale on which the deflection is measured.
Torsion Head – The torsion head is used for controlling the position of the coil and for adjusting the zero setting.
It is used for detecting the direction of current flows in the circuit. It also determines the null point of the circuit. The null point means the situation in which no current flows through the circuit.
It is used for measuring the current.
The voltage between any two points of the circuit is also determined through galvanometer.
Let, l, d – the length of respective vertical and horizontal side of the coil in the meter.
Hence deflecting torque becomes, Where, N, B, A are the constant of the galvanometer.
The G is called the displacement constant of the galvanometer, and their value is equal NBA = NBld.
For the small deflection angle, the deflection is expressed as the product of the radius and angle of the turned. By the reflected beam, it is expressed as 1000 Χ 2θF = 2000 Gi / K in millimetre.
The above equation shows that when the mirror turns through an angle θF the reflected beam turns through an angle 2θF shown in the figure below.
The galvanometer is used as an ammeter by connecting the low resistance wire in parallel with the galvanometer. The potential difference between the voltage and the shunt resistance are equal.
Where, S = shunt resistance and Is = current across the shunt.
As the galvanometer and the shunt resistance are connected in potential with the circuit, their potentials are equal.
The value of the shunt current is very small as compared to the supply current.
The galvanometer is used as a voltmeter by connecting the high resistance in series with the circuit.
The range of the voltmeter depends on the value of the resistance connected in series with the circuit.


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Congress unwilling to offend federal employee unions by limiting official time -- By Mark Flatten, The Washington Examiner
Eliminating official time would break federal employee unions -- or at least, that's the warning from civil servants who collect their government paychecks while doing union work.
That's just hype, say Congressional critics who sponsored bills to reign in the practice. Ending official time would simply make the unions pay their own people, stopping the subsidy they now get from taxpayers.
Official time allows union representatives to be released from their regular duties so they can instead do union work while receiving full pay and benefits from the federal agencies that employ them.
Hundreds of top union officials are released full time, meaning they do no work for their agencies.
That cost taxpayers almost $155.6 million in fiscal 2011, the most recent year for which figures are available. The most recent annual disclosures from the three federal employee unions that use the most official time -- the American Federation of Government Employees, the National Air Traffic Controllers Association and the National Treasury Employees Union -- show combined income of more than $273.4 million from member dues and other sources.
"They spend all day long while the taxpayers are paying their salaries, and all they are doing is work on behalf of the union," said Rep. Phil Gingrey, R-Ga., sponsor of a bill to limit the hours unions receive.
"My bill doesn't take away their rights. It simply says that the unions themselves should pay their salaries, not we the taxpayers," Gingrey said.
There are four major bills to change the rules governing official time languishing in Congress. None, including Gingrey's, would eliminate the taxpayer subsidy of unions.
Two bills would increase disclosure requirements. The others would give agency managers more power to limit the number of hours allowed by stripping the Federal Labor Relations Authority of its ability to review agency decisions on the issue.
Official time would still be allowed if both the agency and union determine it is "reasonable, necessary, and in the public interest" under identical bills sponsored by Gingrey and Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla.
That's a big loophole. About 75 percent of official time already goes for "general labor-management relations." The rest is used for negotiating contracts and resolving disputes.


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Nicole Scherzinger, Kid Rock to Perform at Wrestlemania
By People Staff
Credit: Casey Rodgers/WireImage
Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger and Kid Rock will both get in the ring – but only to sing – at the 25th anniversary of Wrestlemania on April 5 at Houston's Reliant Stadium, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal. While Sherzinger, 30, will open the show with "America the Beautiful," Kid Rock, 38, will sing a medley of his hits including "Bawitdaba" and "Cowboy." Also expected in audience: wrestling fan – and star of The Wrestler, Mickey Rourke.
– Marisa Laudadio


SLOVAKIA's Agriculture Ministry Intervention Agency concluded a tender in March to select a supplier for a Quality Mark marketing campaign within the National Programme of Support for Domestic Agricultural Products and Food Products.
Carat Slovakia won the tender, and the agency signed the contract for 2006 on March 15.
The campaign, on which the Intervention Agency will spend Sk6.5 million, will last for five months and will include TV ads and a billboard campaign, the SITA news agency wrote.


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Books on the Table
In My Stack
Tag: adriana trigiani
Posted on November 11, 2015 November 11, 2015 by Ann@BooksontheTable
All the Stars in the Heavens — Book Review
I'm interested in how we survive by the labor of our own hands, and who we choose to love. Those are my two themes—they're in every book I write.
Adriana Trigiani
Adriana Trigiani's latest novel is an unabashedly romantic story of Hollywood's golden age, peopled with the stars of yesteryear — Spencer Tracy, David Niven, Myrna Loy, Carole Lombard, Hattie McDaniel — and Clark Gable and Loretta Young. Trigiani paints a romantic picture of Gable and Young as star-crossed lovers, kept apart by the strict moral codes and sexist double standard of the times.
Their problems were not of the heart, or their intentions, but of the practical world, which was defined by the wily and improbable laws enforced by the studios that employed them, and by the public, whose ticket dollars gave them the final say. Gable and Young were indentured to the stardom that made their lifestyle possible.
Fans of old movies and old-fashioned, multi-generational sagas will love All the Stars in the Heavens. It's the kind of novels described in blurbs as "sweeping" — an overused word that is, nonetheless, apt when applied to this Hollywood epic. If the book were a movie it would be called a "biopic". We first meet Loretta Young as a child actress, working to help her single mother pay the bills, and follow her as she becomes a leading lady in Hollywood, falling in love with the wrong men, and eventually a grandmother, watching herself and Clark Gable on a VHS tape of The Call of the Wild.
Warning to readers: don't Google "Loretta Young", "Clark Gable" — or anything else in the book that piques your curiosity. I made the mistake of doing that and I not only ruined the story for myself, but came across some recent information (so recent that Trigiani wouldn't have known about it while writing the book) that cast doubt on one of the central plot elements. Granted, All the Stars in the Heavens is fiction, but it's clear Trigiani tried to keep her story within the basic outline of Young's life.
The most interesting character in the book is one Trigiani invented — Alda Ducci, Young's secretary and dear friend. An Italian immigrant, Alda came to the Young household after being asked to leave the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul, where she had been training to become a nun. The Mother Superior at the convent says, "'I'm told this a fine Catholic family, very devout. You would be a secretary to one of the daughters. She works in pictures. Her name is Loretta Young.'" I was reminded of The Sound of Music, when Maria leaves the Abbey and falls in love with Captain von Trapp. (Remember the Baroness: "And somewhere out there is a lady who I think will never be a nun.")
Not only does Alda form a deep and abiding friendship with her employer, she falls in love with Luca Chetta, a scene painter on the set of The Call of the Wild. Both the friendship with Loretta and the relationship with Luca happen improbably fast. Almost immediately after meeting Alda, Luca says, "'I'm already crazy about you . . . You got a big, sad heart. And big, beautiful eyes. I want to understand why you're sad. And I want to look into those eyes of yours forever.'" Alda responds: "'You sound like a movie script.'"
The dialogue in All the Stars in the Heavens does sound like a movie script — a movie script from another era. It's sometimes corny, but often the repartee is witty and flirtatious. Trigiani knows how to set a scene too, from the cold and isolated area of northern Washington where The Call of the Wild was filmed to the ancient and crowded neighborhood in Padua, Italy where Alda's family lives.
Would I recommend All the Stars in the Heaven? For me, it was a welcome break from serious nonfiction, as well as a nostalgic trip to a bygone era. It's fun reading, and you'll learn a little something about old Hollywood. Like many of the movies the book references, All the Stars in the Heavens is clever, entertaining, and doesn't probe too deeply. Trigiani is a terrific storyteller, and she has great material to work with in this book — which is her first biographical novel.
It's not surprising that Trigiani chose to write about the movie business. A theater major in college, she spent 15 years as a playwright, comedy troupe actress, TV writer/producer (writing several episodes for the Cosby Show), and documentary filmmaker before turning to fiction writing. Her first novel, Big Stone Gap, the first in a series set in her Virginia hometown, started out as a screenplay. The movie version (written and directed by Trigiani and starring Ashley Judd) was just released last month. The reviews have been middling; the Washington Post's was typical, concluding that "In a lot of ways this is a Chicken Soup for the Soul sort of movie. But sometimes, especially when the air's starting to turn brisk, that's exactly what you need."
And every once in a while, what you need is a Hollywood novel that gives you a glimpse of a glamorous world that no longer exists. I also recommend A Touch of Stardust by Kate Alcott (the filming of Gone With the Wind) and, if you'd prefer something more literary, Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walter (the making of Cleopatra).
Stories are people. I'm a story, you're a story . . . your father is a story. Our stories go in every direction, but sometimes, if we're lucky, our stories join into one, and for a while, we're less alone.
Jess Walter, Beautiful Ruins
Click here for my review of Adriana Trigiani's 2014 release, The Supreme Macaroni Company.
Posted on May 19, 2014 June 22, 2014 by Ann@BooksontheTable
The Supreme Macaroni Company — Book Review
Every once in a while, I'm in the mood for a fun escape novel. When that mood strikes, I want to read something clever, entertaining, and well-written, with a touch of humor. Sometimes I need the reading version of comfort food — macaroni and cheese, anyone? Adriana Trigiani's novels are perfect "comfort reading" — they're warm and substantial.
Trigiani grew up in a large Italian family in Big Stone Gap, Virginia. A theater major in college, she spent 15 years as a playwright, comedy troupe actress, TV writer/producer (writing several episodes for the Cosby Show), and documentary filmmaker before turning to fiction writing. Her first novel, Big Stone Gap, the first in a series set in her hometown, started out as a screenplay. The movie version (written and directed by Trigiani and starring Ashley Judd) has just been filmed and is due for release this year.)
The Supreme Macaroni Company — which has almost nothing to do with a macaroni company — is the third in a series about shoe designer Valentine Roncalli and her family. (Trigiani has also written stand-alone novels and a memoir.) I've read almost all of Trigiani's books, and every one is a delight. Don't worry about reading them in order; you'll enjoy your introduction to Trigiani's wonderful characters wherever you start, and Trigiani skillfully weaves the background information into each story.
At the heart of The Supreme Macaroni Company is a love story. The book opens on Christmas Eve on the roof of the Angelini Shoe Company, where Valentine becomes engaged to Gianluca Vechiarelli (her grandmother's stepson). Valentine loves Gianluca, but she also loves her family's shoe company. Her workaholic tendencies will later put a strain on her new marriage, but for now she is full of optimism about their future:
A shoemaker would marry a tanner.
This could work.
Shoemakers and tanners form a symbiotic relationship out of necessity. One provides the leather while the other whips it into a glorious creation. At Vechiarelli & Son in Arezzo, Gianluca creates some of the most sumptuous leather, calfskin, and suede in Italy . . . For over a century, there has been and remains a shorthand between our families' shops. The Angelini Shoe Company in Greenwich Village has proudly used Vechiarelli & Son's goods for generations.
Valentine and Gianluca marry on Valentine's Day, in the wedding her mother has always dreamed of — starting with "proper invitations":
Years from now, you'll want a permanent record of your wedding. An invitation is the bride's Dead Sea scroll at the bottom of her hope chest . . . I'll have the invitations printed up. You don't even have to look at them. When Chrissy Pipino got married, she had a fold-out card with a tissue, and if you remember, it was gold-leafed. She even had a pop-up angel. You yanked a satin ribbon and the little cherub went over and down like a windshield wiper. We don't have time for a pop-up, but we will have our version of Caravaggio angels.
Valentine's mother, like almost every character in this novel, is funny and lovable. Curmudgeonly Aunt Feen — who is truly heinous — is a comic foil, highlighting the essential goodness of the other family members. (Aunt Feen has a bit of a drinking problem: "She was having another Bailey's on the rocks, and she was about to hit them hard like an old dinghy.") It's a pleasure, every now and then, to read about people who are honest and well-meaning. They have flaws and make mistakes,to be sure, but they are decent people — people with big hearts, quick wits, and humor. I can't tell you how many times I laughed out loud while reading this book. (I also cried, just a little, but I won't tell you any more about that.)
Consider the reaction of Valentine's family when they learn that the appointed priest will not be able to officiate at the wedding:
When my mother returned, she had a look of panic on her face, which she tried to mask with a smile so broad it reminded me of the sample choppers dentists use to demonstrate proper flossing. "Val, we thought we had Father Drake."
"Who do we have?"
"Father Nikako."
"What happened to Father Drake?" Tess asked.
"He's giving last rites at Queens County Hospital," Mom explained.
"There's a full-time job for you," Aunt Feen piped up. "You better be bleeding like an animal when you go over there, otherwise you got a nine-hour wait. I saw a man holding his liver over there when I went for my flu shot . . . But Nikako? Jesus. I can't understand a word he says."
"He's from Nigeria," Mom snapped.
It's easy to see that Trigiani has a background in TV sitcom writing! But she also writes lovely prose, equally at home describing the beauty of the Hudson River at night, the otherworldly appeal of New Orleans, and the struggle within Valentine between love and work.
Our bookstore has been fortunate enough to host Adriana Trigiani for several events. Before one of her appearances, Trigiani's publicist warned us that "one thing about Adriana is that she will keep talking until someone stops her so if there is some kind of time limit just let her know beforehand and then politely give her a signal when it's time to wrap up." Well, I don't think anyone wanted her stop talking. However, it's probably time for me to stop writing. If you, like me, need a break from war, murder, psychopaths, and devastating family tragedies, I recommend The Supreme Macaroni Company. You'll learn something about the shoemaking business to boot. (Sorry, I couldn't help myself.)
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Is there any possiblity to lose the recovery if wiping the current Windows64 bit and replacing it with windows32 bit?
How to dual both OS'es ?
Where to get the windows32bit drivers from ?
You DO know that 32-bit software can run just fine in a 64-bit Windows installation, right?
I have 64-bit Win10 installation and there is a folder named "Program Files (x86)" that contains the 32-bit software versions I use.
Some of the including some browsers won't even install !!
I think you already know that .. right ?!
That's odd -- because I'm using 32-bit Chromium in my Win10 64-bit desktop and it works just fine! In fact, it works better than 64-bit Chromium.
So, which browsers are giving you trouble?
This has nothing to do with this subject. Go search the web for programs conflicts with OS.
My concerns are what listed prbevuously above.


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I'm doing something different this week. TWO livestreams.
I know, I'm crazy, but hear me out BEFORE you go running for the hills!
The first livestream I'm doing is going the be the same thing I've been doing the last 8 weeks: reviews. I'll paste the whole deal about rules and instructions below.
The second livestream I'm trying something new. I'm going to review a fic, but it is going to be a CONSTRUCTIVE review.
>"But I_Post_Ponies, what is a constructive review and how is it different?"
It's like you can read my mind! I was just about to tell you!
Usually what I do are destructive reviews. I tell the author what they are doing wrong, and what their fic is missing. I don't offer much in the way of what they should do instead, because it's the author's job to come up with ideas and solutions.
Constructive reviews are the flipside of that. I will 'review' a well-done fic and tell you what the author did right. I will point out all the juicy things about the story, things authors should keep in mind when writing their own.
This stream will be much, much shorter than a review stream. I intend to finish in under 30 minutes. Hopefully under 20, even, but I've never done this before and I can't tell how long I'll dwell on any point. The idea is that I can get up a video that authors can watch whenever they want to, an impromptu 'guide' to fanfic writing if you will. If it goes well this week, I'll continue to do it.
I'm not sure what time I'll be doing it, seeing as it's Easter weekend. I have a few options: Saturday morning, Sunday morning, Sunday evening, or Monday evening. Keep in mind I'm talking US Central Time here. If you want to watch live (remember, I'm recording this too!), just tell me where you live (time zone or general area will work).
5) I've gotten to the point where I'm usually not able to get to every fic submitted each week, so fics I missed from the previous week and shorter fics will get preference. Fics may also be dropped at my discretion (mainly if you need a lot of grammar work and it isn't fit for a thorough review yet).
The stream will be on Saturday, April 7th at 3:30pm EST/12:30 PST! I usually show up about 20 minutes early to test my streaming software and connection, so you can chat with me then if you want.
If you're worried about being embarrassed in front of a bunch of viewers... don't be. I don't do this for the viewer count, I do it because I can do the most good in the shortest amount of time. First week I did this I had 3 viewers. Last time it was about 7.
Yay, more streams! I'd like to throw in the third chapter of my story Bloodline.
Whelp, here's some prose for you this time around.
What I want review: well, since we don't have much on this piece yet, I suppose the entire prologue.
Before the storm, there was music; and before even that, there was inspiration.
For five years, the colt named Gallant Hatter heard the lovely music of Octavia being played: he even got to see her and watch her play in person! However, five days before a massive storm hits, Octavia vanishes. Nevertheless, even with Octavia's disappearance Gallant continues to hear new melodies being played in his mind; it is as if Octavia never left him.
Soon, sheet music begins to fly pass him and he begins to realize that they are the melodies being played in his mind. As the days go by, the music begins to turn darker and tell him that a storm is about to arrive.
Synopsis: Trixie has a bad run in with the Trottingham ponies, but one stands up for her and offers his services as a bodyguard. She accepts and they embark on a journey. Perhaps Trixie will learn something.
Ha, this looks fun. And I can take all the advice I can get.
And thank you in advance. May you enjoy the story.
Err... it's a one-shot sitting at about 11k words. If you don't want to review it, just tell me and I can wait in ttg.
>I'm doing something different this week. TWO livestreams.
Hello! My apologies for appearing at the last minute, but I literally just saw this thread, half an hour before the livestream is set to begin. I'm posting my fic up here now in the (vain) hope that you might be able to fit it in at the end, but if not, I have no problem waiting!
Synopsis: Traveling back in time once is more than enough. But more than once, and involuntarily? Sheesh. Twilight and the rest of the Mane Six are about to find out just how "crazy" (or bored) ponies can become when exposed to decades of time looping shenanigans.
Reader come in, there's pony within. Prepare yourself for the horror, the wonder, and the insanity of the Equestrian Time Loop Files, preserved here for transdimensional hilarity. And please remember not to feed the Temporasprites.
I'm putting your fic at the end of the queue. The other 3 are pretty short so I'm sure I'll have time to do at least half of yours.
Just in time. This is the last fic I'll be accepting. Stream starts in 20 min.
Special thanks to you, IPP. I really didn't expect you to take an 11k word story. Especially since your rule is 8k. The review was helpful and may or may not have validated my writing skills. Though, I'm sure there are many more errors in there that you didn't cover for the sake of time.


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Once again you intrigue with keeping us tuned (ah, your wonderful old fashioned t.v. – does it still have a non-viewing hours test pattern?) with reminders of east-west, right brain-left brain, male-female?, certainly "masculine as a metaphor-feminine as a metaphor, focus-take the wings off to figure out how it works – wholistic appreaciating the whole, realities.
Joseph Campbell commented the Western mind is to find wholeness through "individuation", a Jungian term. We are not geared to defer to a great leader or be absorbed into the culture. His view of the East was – in the whole nd in the main – culturally "they" are.
The point, of course, is we need both. Tracing new neurologically webways between right and left brain, functioning both as a laser sharp focused deconstructionist and and let's figure out how to put this whole thing together, soft-hard, analytic-intuitive creature.


I plan to provide a copy of this book to all my patients, as they all drink alcohol….
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I have seen thousands of patients during my 30+ years of practicing medicine and running emergency rooms in the Las Vegas area. During this time, I have encountered every medical situation imaginable, and some unimaginable — the Las Vegas lifestyle often does not support good health. Jerry has been my patient for about 25 years. During that time, he has dealt with some difficult health issues, but he has progressively improved his blood profile. He now has one of the best blood profiles of any of my patients, to which he credits his diet/nutrition and supplementation program. I cannot argue with this assumption. I plan to provide a copy of this book to all my patients, as they all drink alcohol.