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Q: load images from phone gallery into application gallery in android The following method is called on button click. the activity must load the sdcard  images on create. but when i run it is giving null point exception.   even if i use INTERNAL_CONTENT_URI the app is displaying blank. pls help me.
package com.example.sampleapp;

import android.content.Context;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.content.res.Resources;
import android.database.Cursor;
import android.graphics.Bitmap;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.os.Environment;
import android.provider.MediaStore;
import android.provider.MediaStore.Images.Media;
import android.util.SparseBooleanArray;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.View.OnClickListener;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.view.animation.Animation;
import android.view.animation.AnimationUtils;
import android.widget.AdapterView;
import android.widget.AdapterView.OnItemClickListener;
import android.widget.BaseAdapter;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.CheckBox;
import android.widget.CompoundButton;
import android.widget.CompoundButton.OnCheckedChangeListener;
import android.widget.GridView;
import android.widget.ImageView;
import android.widget.TextView;

import com.example.sampleapp.MultiPhotoSelectActivity.Album;
import com.nostra13.universalimageloader.core.DisplayImageOptions;
import com.nostra13.universalimageloader.core.DisplayImageOptions.Builder;
import com.nostra13.universalimageloader.core.ImageLoader;
import com.nostra13.universalimageloader.core.listener.SimpleImageLoadingListener;
import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashSet;

public class MultiPhotoSelectActivity extends BaseActivity {
     private AlbumAdapter albumAdapter;
      Button done;
      private GridView gridView;
      private ImageAdapter imageAdapter;
      private ArrayList<String> imageUrls;
      private boolean isAlbumView;
      private ArrayList mAlbumsList;
      private DisplayImageOptions options;
    @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_multi_photo_select);
        fillAlbums();
        this.options = new DisplayImageOptions.Builder().showStubImage(R.drawable.ic_gallery).showImageForEmptyUri(R.drawable.ic_gallery).cacheInMemory().cacheOnDisc().build();
        this.albumAdapter = new AlbumAdapter(this.mAlbumsList);
        this.gridView = ((GridView)findViewById(R.id.gridview));
        this.done = ((Button)findViewById(R.id.done));
        this.gridView.setAdapter(this.albumAdapter);
        this.gridView.setOnItemClickListener(new AdapterView.OnItemClickListener()
        {
          public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> paramAnonymousAdapterView, View paramAnonymousView, int paramAnonymousInt, long paramAnonymousLong)
          {
            if (MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.isAlbumView)
            {
              MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.isAlbumView = false;
              MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.fillGallery(((MultiPhotoSelectActivity.Album)MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.mAlbumsList.get(paramAnonymousInt)).albumId);
            }
          }
        });
        this.done.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener()
        {
          public void onClick(View paramAnonymousView)
          {
            ArrayList<String> localArrayList = MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.imageAdapter.getCheckedItems();
            Intent localIntent = new Intent(MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this, CreateSlideActivity.class);
            localIntent.putExtra("list", localArrayList);
            System.out.println(" " + localArrayList);
            MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.setResult(-1, localIntent);
            MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.finish();
          }
        });
    }

    private void fillAlbums()
      {
        this.isAlbumView = true;
        this.mAlbumsList = new ArrayList();
        String[] arrayOfString = { "_data", "_id", "bucket_display_name", "bucket_id" };
        Cursor localCursor = managedQuery(MediaStore.Images.Media.EXTERNAL_CONTENT_URI, arrayOfString, null, null, null);
        HashSet<String> localHashSet = new HashSet<String>();
        for (int i = 0;; i++)
        {
          if (i >= localCursor.getCount()) {
            return;
          }
          Album localAlbum = new Album();
          localCursor.moveToPosition(i);
          int j = localCursor.getColumnIndex("_data");
          int k = localCursor.getColumnIndex("bucket_display_name");
          int m = localCursor.getColumnIndex("bucket_id");
          localCursor.getColumnIndex("_id");
          String str = localCursor.getString(k);
          localAlbum.setAlbumName(str);
          localAlbum.setImageUrl(localCursor.getString(j));
          localAlbum.albumId = localCursor.getString(m);
          if (localHashSet.add(str)) {
            this.mAlbumsList.add(localAlbum);
          }
          System.out.println("=====> BUCKET_DISPLAY_NAME => " + localCursor.getString(localCursor.getColumnIndex("bucket_display_name")));
        }
      }
     private void fillGallery(String paramString)
      {
        String[] arrayOfString = { "_data", "_id" };
        //String path= Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory();
        Cursor localCursor = managedQuery(MediaStore.Images.Media.EXTERNAL_CONTENT_URI, arrayOfString, "bucket_id=?", new String[] { paramString }, "datetaken DESC");
        this.imageUrls = new ArrayList<String>();
        for (int i = 0;; i++)
        {
          if (i >= localCursor.getCount())
          {
            this.imageAdapter = new ImageAdapter(this.imageUrls);
            this.gridView.setAdapter(this.imageAdapter);
            return;
          }
          localCursor.moveToPosition(i);
          int j = localCursor.getColumnIndex("_data");
          this.imageUrls.add(localCursor.getString(j));
        }
      }
      public void onBackPressed()
      {

        if (this.isAlbumView)
        {
          super.onBackPressed();
          return;
        }
        this.isAlbumView = true;
        this.gridView.setAdapter(this.albumAdapter);
      }
      public class Album
      {
        public String albumId;
        private String albumName;
        private String imageUrl;

        public Album() {
            super();
        }

        public String getAlbumName()
        {
          return this.albumName;
        }

        public String getImageUrl()
        {
          return this.imageUrl;
        }

        public void setAlbumName(String paramString)
        {
          this.albumName = paramString;
        }

        public void setImageUrl(String paramString)
        {
          this.imageUrl = paramString;
        }
      }

      public class AlbumAdapter
        extends BaseAdapter
      {
        Context mContext;
        ArrayList<MultiPhotoSelectActivity.Album> mList;

        public AlbumAdapter(ArrayList mAlbumsList)
        {
         // Object localObject;
          this.mList = mAlbumsList;
        }

        public int getCount()
        {
          return this.mList.size();
        }

        public MultiPhotoSelectActivity.Album getItem(int paramInt)
        {
          return (MultiPhotoSelectActivity.Album)this.mList.get(paramInt);
        }

        public long getItemId(int paramInt)
        {
          return paramInt;
        }

        public View getView(int paramInt, View paramView, ViewGroup paramViewGroup)
        {
          if (paramView == null) {
            paramView = ((LayoutInflater)MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.getSystemService("layout_inflater")).inflate(R.layout.row_album_item, null);
          }
          final ImageView localImageView = (ImageView)paramView.findViewById(R.id.albumview);
          TextView localTextView = (TextView)paramView.findViewById(R.id.albumName);
          MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.imageLoader.displayImage("file://" + ((MultiPhotoSelectActivity.Album)this.mList.get(paramInt)).imageUrl, localImageView, MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.options, new SimpleImageLoadingListener()
          {

            public void onLoadingComplete(Bitmap paramAnonymousBitmap)
            {
              Animation localAnimation = AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this, R.anim.fade_in);
              localImageView.setAnimation(localAnimation);
              localAnimation.start();
            }
          });
          localTextView.setText(((MultiPhotoSelectActivity.Album)this.mList.get(paramInt)).albumName);
          return paramView;
        }
      }

      class ImageAdapter
        extends BaseAdapter
      {
        CompoundButton.OnCheckedChangeListener mCheckedChangeListener = new CompoundButton.OnCheckedChangeListener()
        {
          public void onCheckedChanged(CompoundButton paramAnonymousCompoundButton, boolean paramAnonymousBoolean)
          {
            MultiPhotoSelectActivity.ImageAdapter.this.mSparseBooleanArray.put(((Integer)paramAnonymousCompoundButton.getTag()).intValue(), paramAnonymousBoolean);
          }
        };
        Context mContext;
        ArrayList<String> mList;
        SparseBooleanArray mSparseBooleanArray = new SparseBooleanArray();

        public ImageAdapter(ArrayList<String> imageUrls)
        {
         // Object localObject;
          this.mList = imageUrls;
        }

        public ArrayList<String> getCheckedItems()
        {
          ArrayList<String> localArrayList = new ArrayList<String>();
          int i = 0;
          if (i >= this.mList.size()) {
            return localArrayList;
          }
          if (!this.mSparseBooleanArray.get(i)) {}
          for (;;)
          {
            i++;
            localArrayList.add((String)this.mList.get(i));
          }
        }

        public int getCount()
        {
          return MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.imageUrls.size();
        }

        public Object getItem(int paramInt)
        {
          return null;
        }

        public long getItemId(int paramInt)
        {
          return paramInt;
        }

        public View getView(int paramInt, View paramView, ViewGroup paramViewGroup)
        {
          if (paramView == null) {
            paramView = ((LayoutInflater)MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.getSystemService("layout_inflater")).inflate(R.layout.row_multiphoto_item, null);
          }
          MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.done.setVisibility(0);
          CheckBox localCheckBox = (CheckBox)paramView.findViewById(R.id.checkBox1);
          final ImageView localImageView = (ImageView)paramView.findViewById(R.id.imageView2);
          MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.imageLoader.displayImage("file://" + (String)MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.imageUrls.get(paramInt), localImageView, MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this.options, new SimpleImageLoadingListener()
          {
            @SuppressWarnings("unused")
            public void onLoadingComplete(Bitmap paramAnonymousBitmap)
            {
              Animation localAnimation = AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(MultiPhotoSelectActivity.this,R.anim.fade_in );
              localImageView.setAnimation(localAnimation);
              localAnimation.start();
            }
          });
          localCheckBox.setTag(Integer.valueOf(paramInt));
          localCheckBox.setChecked(this.mSparseBooleanArray.get(paramInt));
          localCheckBox.setOnCheckedChangeListener(this.mCheckedChangeListener);
          return paramView;
        }
      }
    @Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        // Inflate the menu; this adds items to the action bar if it is present.
        getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.multi_photo_select, menu);
        return true;
    }

}

the following is the xml for gridview where the sdcard images should be displayed.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<LinearLayout
    android:orientation="vertical"
    android:layout_width="fill_parent"
    android:layout_height="fill_parent"
    android:background="@drawable/plainbackground"
  xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
  >
    <GridView
        android:gravity="center"
        android:id="@+id/gridview"
        android:scrollbars="vertical"
        android:layout_width="fill_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:horizontalSpacing="4.0dip"
        android:verticalSpacing="2.0dip"
        android:stretchMode="columnWidth"
        android:columnWidth="100.0dip"
        android:numColumns="auto_fit"
        android:layout_weight="1.0" />
    <Button
        android:layout_gravity="center"
        android:id="@+id/done"
        android:background="@drawable/done"
        android:visibility="gone"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content" />

</LinearLayout>

the following xml is for album view of the sd card.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<RelativeLayout
    android:padding="10.0dip"
    android:layout_width="fill_parent"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
  xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">
    <RelativeLayout
        android:id="@+id/container"
        android:background="@drawable/ic_folder"
        android:padding="2.0dip"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content">
        <ImageView
            android:id="@+id/albumview"
            android:background="@drawable/ic_folder"
            android:layout_width="50.0dip"
            android:layout_height="50.0dip"
            android:scaleType="centerCrop"
            android:layout_centerHorizontal="true"
            android:layout_centerVertical="true" />
    </RelativeLayout>
    <TextView
        android:textSize="11.0dip"
        android:textColor="@android:color/black"
        android:id="@+id/albumName"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_marginTop="3.0dip"
        android:text="Large Text"
        android:layout_below="@id/container"
        android:layout_centerHorizontal="true" />
</RelativeLayout>

A: Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_PICK,
        android.provider.MediaStore.Images.Media.EXTERNAL_CONTENT_URI);
      startActivityForResult(intent, 0);
@Override
protected void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);

if (resultCode == RESULT_OK){
 Uri targetUri = data.getData();
 textTargetUri.setText(targetUri.toString());
 Bitmap bitmap;
 try {
  bitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeStream(getContentResolver().openInputStream(targetUri));
  targetImage.setImageBitmap(bitmap);
 } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
  // TODO Auto-generated catch block
  e.printStackTrace();
 }
}
}


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American Vogue has joined forces with Apple to roll out an augmented reality-powered iPhone feature for iPhone X in a bid to integrate the magazine's trend-driven content with tech.
Vogue is leveraging Apple's ARKit technology to layer trends from the Spring/Summer 2018 season, such as a "21st-century spin on disco glamour", over the user's surroundings, creating an immersive image that can be downloaded or sent as a message.
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What is IberoDocs
© IberoDocs Ibero-American Documentary Film Festival Scotland | Developed by: 027Lab
BRAZILIAN FOCUS
Filmhouse
Òrun Àiyé - The creation of the world
Òrun Àiyé - A Criação do Mundo
Grandfather Bira (Carlos Betão) tells his granddaughter Luna (Fernanda Crescencio) how the African gods Olodumaré (João Miguel), Orunmilá (Jorge Washington), Oduduwa (Fábio de Santana), Oxalá (Carlinhos Brown), Nanã, and Exú worked together to create the Earth and all the human beings.
Followed by the film Ex-Shaman
Before the screening of Òrun Àiyé - The Creation of the World + Ex-Shaman we invite all ticketholders to celebrate the opening reception of IberoDocs 6th edition at Rose Theatre Edinburgh
Director: Jamile Coelho and Cintia Maria
Total Duration: 12 min
Language: Portuguese with English subtitles
Scottish Premiere
Ex-Shaman
Ex-Pajé
The uncontacted tribe from Amazônia 'Paiter Surui' has been encroached by modernity since its first contact with the white man in 1969. Smartphones, electricity, gas tanks, guns, and Facebook replace traditional forms of life. In the midst of this new world, an ex-shaman who was forced into evangelical christianity struggles to cure the suffering people of his village and faces the wrath of spirits of the forest, who are upset he has abandoned them.
Preceded by Òrun Àiyé - The Creation of the World
Claudia Gonçalves, co-founder of the Edinburgh Shamanic Centre and the Planetary Healing Centre - holistic wellbeing centre, and Dr Tatiana Heise, Lecturer at Hispanic Studies, University of Glasgow will be with us for a post-screening discussion in Edinburgh.
Director: Luiz Bolognesi
Language: Portuguese, Tupi Monde with English subtitles
Yorimatã
Voted one of the best films of 2015 by Brazilian critics and audiences, this documentary about composers, singers and multi-instrumentalists Luhli and Lucina, whose songs were recorded by big names of Brazilian popular music such as Nana Caymmi and Ney Matogrosso. Set in the height of the hippie movement of 1970s, it focuses on their music, their alternative life-style, and their search for freedom.
Edinburgh Screening:
Preceded by Forró Dance performance by Jemima and Iris (Bora Forró Edinburgh).
Rafael Saar (Director) and Giulia Drummond (musician and partner of Luhli) will be with us for a Q&A after the film.
Join us after the film for a Brazilian-Forró party at Boteco do Brasil Edinburgh where Giulia D. will perform for us. Free for ticketholders.
Glasgow Screening:
Celebrates the closing of the festival in Glasgow along with the team and guests at Mango Tropical after the film. Free for ticketholders.
Director: Rafael Saar
Total Duration: 116 min
Divine Divas
Divine Divas portrays eight Brazilian transvestite performers and drag artists of the 1960's who revolutionised the sexual behavior and challenged the conservatism of this time. One of the first stages to feature men dressed as women was the rival theatre, run by Américo Leal, grandfather of the director.
They bravely challenged rigid morals at the height of a military dictatorship, and created a defining moment in the struggle for human rights and individual freedom in the Brazil of yesterday and today.
Jo Clifford (writer and performer) and Dr Tatiana Heise, Lecturer at Hispanic Studies, University of Glasgow will be with us for a post-screening discussion.
Director: Leandra Leal
50 George Sq
Who is Bárbara Virgínia?
Quem é Bárbara Virgínia?
Bárbara Virgínia was the first Portuguese woman to direct a feature film which was promptly selected for the first edition of the Cannes Film Festival in 1946. She was also the youngest female director at the time. However, she never received the recognition she deserved, female pioneers simply didn't make the history books.
Filmmaker Luísa Sequeira goes in search of this flamboyant, progressive character.
Director: Luísa Sequeira
Country: Portugal/Brazil
UK Premiere
Old College
Brasília: life after design
A true modernist experiment, Brasília is considered by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Despite the ever growing population, the city plan itself cannot change. Designed for 500,000 people, now over 2.5 million live within its overcrowded borders. Brasília: Life After Design is the story of a city in conflict between its environment and its people.
An IberoDocs event in collaboration with SEDA -Scottish Ecological Design Associations - and Camões - Instituto da Cooperação e da Língua - Portugal.
Director: Bart Simpson
Country: Canada, UK
Language: Portuguese and English with English subtitles
Yuli is the nickname given to Carlos Acosta by his father, Pedro, who considers him the son of Ogun, an African god and a fighter. As a child Yuli avoids discipline and education, learning from the streets of an abandoned Havana.
His father, however, knowing that his son has a natural talent for dance, sends him to the National Ballet School of Cuba. Despite his repeated escapes, the boy is inevitably drawn to the world of dance, and becomes the first black dancer to be cast in some of the most prestigious ballet roles, originally written for white dancers.
Tickets include a pre-screening dance performance by Dan Lourenço Dance / Daniel Navarro Lorenzo and a post-screening Q&A with Tamara Van Strijthemn from Take One Action Film Festivals and the film's screenwriter Paul Laverty.
Director: Icíar Bollaín
Country: Spain, Cuba, UK , Germany
Language: Spanish with English Subtitles
ANDALUSIAN FOCUS
Director: Alexis Morante
Camaron, flamenco and revolution
Camarón, flamenco y revolución
This documentary tells the story of Camarón, the most famous legendary flamenco singer, from birth to his death in Barcelona in 1992, paying special attention to the social reality of the Gypsy community.
Ahead of his time and criticised in his lifetime, he lived a life constantly on the edge. Now is the time to enter Camarón's universe, to discover the man behind the myth, as it's never been told before. Camarón left behind a vast estate yet to be discovered. His legacy is well known, and yet another one exists: unrevealed, unreleased and immeasurable...
Join us after the film for Kiko Veneno's gig who collaborated with Camarón on the classic album La leyenda del tiempo.
The screening will be introduced by journalist and author Alejandro Luque.
**Ticketholders will receive a discount of £5 at Kiko Veneno gig**.
In order to get the discount at the door, please send us at
media@iberodocs.org
an email with the ticket confirmation of the film/s so we can add you to our guest lists for Kiko Veneno gig.
Director: Isaki Lacuesta
Language: Spanish, Japanese with English subtitles
The Legend of time
La leyenda del tiempo
An elliptical blend of documentary and fiction, the multi-awarded The Legend of Time is an exploration of two lives on the native island of Spain's legendary flamenco singer, Camarón.
Teenager Israel Gómez Romero is growing up on Camarón's home island. Raised in a boisterous gypsy family, the lively, precocious Isra refuses to sing as he's still mourning his late, much-missed father.
Meanwhile, Makiko Matsumura is a twenty something Japanese woman who, fascinated by Camarón's music, impulsively moves to his birthplace so she might also learn 'Cante' singing.
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Solar Lands
At the beginning of the 20th century, the Nicaraguan poet Rubén Darío fulfilled a dream of youth, travelling to Spain and visiting Andalusia.
A journey in search of the sunlight that would heal him of his chronic bronchitis and of the sadness afflicting him. An expedition in search of beauty, to the lands of the sun.
Elena Blanco and May Silva, president and director respectively of AVA - Andalusian Audiovisual Foundation - will be with us for a post-screening discussion about Andalusian Cinema.
For more information regarding AVA please see links below:
- Catalogue Andalusian Audiovisual Works 2018
- Andalusian Audiovisual Guide
Director: Laura Hojman
Languaje: Spanish with English subtitles
The music and us
Nosotros y la música
The documentary is a captivating poem of music and images. Perhaps what is most valuable to all human beings is their drive to explore, their need to escape that compels them to run away from themselves, that dark restlessness that assails them, and that migrant bird lying in everyone attracted by every palpitation of the horizon.
Someone said that living is wanting to live more; an appetite for enlargement; a blurred discontent that doesn't know sadness and a divine discontent that feels like being in love without a lover or a pain felt in body parts we are missing.
The film's director Carlos Rivero will be joining us for a post-screening Q&A, thanks to the support of Acción Cultural Española, AC/E through the PICE's grants.
Director: Carlos Rivero
The burghers of Calais, the last border
Los burgueses de Calais, la última frontera
The last few years of the life inside the Calais refugee camp, The Jungle, are seen through the eyes of a woman who translates texts in a small apartment in the port of Calais. A film about the continuous flow of life.
Tamara Van Strijthem from Take One Action and Noe Mendelle from Scottish Documentary Institute will be with us for a post-screening discussion.
In collaboration with Take One Action Film Festivals
Director: Jesús Armesto
Language: Spanish,French, Catalan with English subtitles
The keys to memory
Las llaves de la memoria
Sofía, a young college student, starts working on her thesis about discovering the true Andalusian history. Intuitive and sensitive, she embarks on a journey that will lead her to the evocation of the silence lying in ruins and historical sites, and to unknown revelations uncovered thanks to conversations with specialists of the field.
A reflective work that contemporises the debate on memory and the value of the identity of the peoples in a globalised society.
The film's director Jesús Armesto will be joining us for a post-screening Q&A lead by Noe Mendelle from Scottish Documentary Institute, thanks to the support of Acción Cultural Española, AC/E through the PICE's grants.
In collaboration with Document Film Festival.
Scottish Storytelling Centre
23 disparos
On the 4th of December of 1977, young Manuel José García Caparrós died by a gunshot wound during a protest. It appears that a police officer was the person who shot the gun that killed him, but it was not possible to find enough evidence to solve the crime, so the case was closed. 40 years later, Manuel José's sisters are still fighting to learn the truth.
Director Jorge Laplace will be with us for a Q&A after the film and for a Masterclass the following day at the Edinburgh college of Art, thanks to the support of Acción Cultural Española, AC/E through the PICE's grants and Scottish Documentary Institute.
Director: Jorge Laplace
El silencio de los otros
The Silence of Others reveals the urgent and ongoing struggle of victims of Spain's 40-year dictatorship under General Franco, who continue to seek justice to this day.
Filmed over six years, the film follows victims and survivors as they organise the ground-breaking 'Argentine Lawsuit' and fight a state-imposed amnesia of crimes against humanity, in a country still divided. Executive produced by Pedro Almodóvar.
Winner of the Berlinale Panorama Audience Award and Berlinale Peace Film Prize. Goya Award for Best Documentary.
Director: Almudena Carracedo and Robert Bahar
In collaboration with Edinburgh Short Film Festival
8 short films for £8
In The Middle Of Norway
Musician Jorge Martí Aguas (La habitación roja) struggles with a double life between touring in Spain and Latin America and living in the Norwegian fjords working night shifts as a nurse.
Director: Mia P. Salazar
To Be a Torero
Borja (12) is his family's only hope of getting out of poverty. Following a childhood dream he couldn't accomplish, his grandfather sees potential in him to become a famous torero and bring wealth to the family.
Director Inma Reyes will be with us for a Q&A after the film.
Director: Inma de Reyes
Country: UK, Spain
Morphosis, the first short film by multi-Emmy award winning animator, Santiago Castaño, is a delirious fable about an enslaved, colourful, little frog (Rena) who became a liberator.
Where once existed a lush and paradisiacal forest, now remains a desolate landscape inhabited by a community of tyrannised amphibians, forced to operate a huge industrial, tree swallowing mill.
Director: Santiago Castaño
Far off in the recesses of a secluded coast, an isolated fisherman makes a discovery that will change his life forever.
Beautifully realised and engrossing Argentinian fantasy.
Director: Luciano Blotta
Sci-Fic
Moriviví
Moriviví reflects a social reality for some rural areas of Cuba, in which poverty, fear, violence, possession and even santería and superstitions take centre stage in a day-to-day life that is lived on the edge.
Director: David Aguilera Cogollo
Country: Colombia, Cuba
Far out at sea, a cell phone floating inside an air-tight bag starts to ring.
Strong acting and thoughtful direction combine in this thought-provoking and touching drama.
Director: Javier Marco
The Houses that Remain
Las casas que nos quedan
My brother, Pablo (Asperger's syndrome), reacts to the arrival of my grandmother who's coming to live with us.
Director: Rocio Morato
The city looks upon itself in space; the city feels; the city breathes in the extension of time. The place becomes omniscient.
Its connection of mutual tension with human power emphasises the borders of a controlled nature.
Space unity and time integrity are poetically manipulated in order to reflect a different way to see reality.
Director André Sarmento and Assistant director Sofia Pelica will be with us for a Q&A after the film.
Supported by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
Director: André Sarmento
Language: Non-spoken


Cities around the world are integrating advanced technologies into their infrastructure to help make city life more comfortable and more efficient for civilians and workers alike.
From inter-connected street lamps that communicate with each other to make the roads more visible throughout the day, cities are using advanced technologies in almost every aspect of construction.
As technology continues to advance, the success of IoT in future city construction depends on the integration and analysis of data to interpret weather forecasts, public transportation routes, and traffic patterns. All of these systems will rely on accurate data from a variety of data sources.
Collecting, managing, and interpreting this data is going to be one of the biggest obstacles city developers face, but beacons could be the low-cost solution that city managers are looking for.
Let's take a look at what beacon technology is, and how these small, efficient tools will be used in cities of the future!
What Role Will Beacons Play In The Implementation Of Smart Cities?
Beacons have become the backbone of data analysis of consumer behavior in many industries and even in our own homes. Tags, along with the Internet Of Things (IoT) have to lead to the growth of many companies and increased demand for connected devices among many consumers.
Beacon technology allows devices to interface with each other quickly and straightforwardly, and unlike other systems, beacons allow different devices to share data in many ways.
As a result, the data collected and shared creates a robust ecosystem of devices to complete various tasks that would not be possible otherwise.
There are many reasons that beacons have become the preferred localized data collection system across many channels and devices. At their core, beacons are low energy Bluetooth devices that emit a signal. This signal is usually received and transmitted to and from different devices to complete a specific goal.
Beacons are an economical and secure way to transmit data quickly, and since beacons are the middleman between two devices, this process of data transfer presents fewer opportunities for error and lost data.
While beacon technology is used in many industries, and autonomous car companies and local governments are looking to Bluetooth beacons to help develop a smart infrastructure of the future.
One of the main obstacles stopping the mass adoption of autonomous cars on city streets is the inability for current technology like GPS and LIDAR to provide precise coordinates for a vehicle traveling at high speeds.
When on public roads, autonomous cars need to be accurate within several inches, and current onboard technologies are either not able to provide coordinates or transmit and receive data fast enough to achieve this level of accuracy.
Instead of relying on GPS or cameras, many self-driving car companies are looking to smart infrastructure to communicate with cars and their surrounding. Beacons have great promise to provide instant feedback to cars and trucks when they enter construction zones or other irregular situations on the road.
At the same time, beacons can also be placed on existing infrastructure to help guide vehicles to the level of entry is much lower than having to implement an expensive or difficult solution.
Cities can place beacons in parking garages and existing traffic signs to transmit data between vehicles that are passing by, and that data can be sent to other devices like street lights. These beacons could also share information about roadway conditions, accidents, or additional vital information to help inform drivers about the upcoming roads as they travel to their destination.
Beacons are not only valuable for our streets, because can also be used to improve efficiency for almost all aspects of city life. From communicating delayed flights to helping pedestrians know about sidewalk closures, beacons will help promote city life once fully implemented and optimized.
A few years ago Columbus, GA became the first city in the U.S. to become an iBeacon City. By activating over 1,000 beacons across the city, citizens are able to access non-emergency services with the use of a simple app. The beacons placed around the city will tell responders your location through a specialized app, and this information can help reduce the number of unnecessary calls to local authorities, and it makes the process of getting help when needed more quickly and efficiently.
Since beacons are a low-cost and efficient way to transmit data, many retailers have already started using beacon technology for their marketing strategies for self-driving cars and other initiatives or campaigns. Companies like Walmart already use beacons in their stores to provide special discounts or send announcements to shoppers.
Stores are outfitted with many beacons around the store, and as a customer with their mobile app walks by a specific section of the store, the beacon will transmit the relevant information to get the attention of customers. This approach has been shown to increase sales and drive profits in stores that use these technologies.
Cities are complicated and confusing areas, especially for people who are not familiar with a specific area. This is even more true for individuals who try to navigate subways or tunnels where GPS is not available for traditional map services.
In these areas, city developers can use beacons to help guide commuters. Since beacons transmit data on a local level, they do not need GPS or connections to other technologies. Passengers will be able to get directions and information about public transportation systems in a fast and efficient manner.
This type of technology will become especially important as cities expand to areas that have weak cell phone reception or remote regions where expanding infrastructure is not economically feasible.
As urbanization continues to grow and major cities look for new way to drive economic growth, many experts agree that cities will need to find secure economic solutions to help transmit data for a variety of reasons. One way that developer will be able to help citizens and improve city efficiency is by using the cost-effective solutions found in beacon technology.
These energy efficient and low-cost devices will be able to transmit data and easily implemented with existing infrastructure. The future looks bright for smart cities as beacon technology continues to grow and advance!


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Q: Type manipulation: Map optional nullable type to another optional nullable type with recursion Need help to write concise form for below code with recursion
What I'm looking for is
if given type is T1 | null | undefined
I would like to convert it to T2 | null | undefined
T1 can be optional or nullable, i.e we can have T1 | null or T1 | undefined
type DateJson = {
  __type: 'Date';
  iso: string;
}

interface Pointer {
  __type: 'Pointer';
  className: string;
  objectId: string;
}

interface ParseObject {
  __type: 'Object';
  className: string;
}

type ParseAttributes<T> = JsonToAttributeTypes<JsonToAttributeTypes<T, Pointer, ParseObject>, DateJson, Date>

type JsonToAttributeTypes<T, S, R> = {
  [k in keyof T]: T[k] extends S
  ? R
  : T[k] extends S | null
  ? R | null
  : T[k] extends S | undefined
  ? R | undefined
  : T[k] extends S | null | undefined
  ? R | null | undefined
  : T[k] extends Record<string, unknown> ? JsonToAttributeTypes<T[k], S, R> : T[k]

Input
This input covers most of the edge cases
type Test = {
  user: Pointer;
  employee?: {
    pointer?: Pointer | null;
    name: string;
    company: string;
  };
  date?: DateJson;
  other: {
    date: DateJson | null;
    testKey: number;
  };
  nested: {
    date: DateJson;
    deep: {
     pointer: Pointer | null
     another: {
       test?: string;
       date?: DateJson | null
     }
   }
  }
}

Output
This is the expected output. keeping only want to change one type to another recursively (mostly 3 to 4 levels). There could be more types that needs to be converted
 {
  user: ParseObject;
  employee?: {
    pointer?: ParseObject | null;
    name: string;
    company: string;
  };
  date?: Date;
  other: {
    date: Date | null;
    testKey: number;
  };
  nested: {
    date: Date;
    deep: {
     pointer: ParseObject | null
     another: {
       test?: string;
       date?: Date | null
     }
   }
  }
}

Also, is it possible to rewrite JsonToAttributeTypes<JsonToAttributeTypes<T, Pointer, ParseObject>, DateJson, Date> with array of types and loop?

A: Instead of thinking about the T | null | undefined cases as separate from the T | null, T | undefined, and plain T cases, let's generalize what you're looking for: you would like JsonToAttributeTypes<T, S, R> to replace S with R in T if S appears in T as any member of a union type.  So if S becomes R, then S | 123 should become R | 123.  And you also want to recursively replace S with R in any keys or subkeys of T, if T is an object type.
Here's one way of writing that:
type JsonToAttributeTypes<T, S, R> =
    T extends S ? R :
    T extends object ? { [K in keyof T]: JsonToAttributeTypes<T[K], S, R> } :
    T;

The T extends S ? R : ... type is a distributive conditional type, which automatically distributes the replacement of S with R across unions in T.
If any union member of T is not S, then we check to see if it is a non-primitive type (T extends object, using the object type which may or may not be a problem for your linter, even though I don't think it should be a problem).  If it's non-primitive, we recurse down into it and perform JsonToAttributeTypes on each property.  Otherwise, we return the union member of T unchanged.

We can test it with an example: replace string with boolean in some object type:
type X = JsonToAttributeTypes<
    { a?: string, b: { c: string | number }, c?: { d: string } },
    string,
    boolean
>
/* type X = {
    a?: boolean | undefined;
    b: {
        c: number | boolean;
    };
    c?: {
        d: boolean;
    } | undefined;
} */

Looks good.  And you can verify that your example also behaves as desired.

Of course, for any definition of JsonToAttributeTypes<T, S, R>, there are likely to be edge or corner cases where the desired output does not match the actual output.  The current definition might not do what you want if T is an intersection type including S (so S & X will probably not become R & X), or if T is a function type, etc.  One could possibly tweak the definition to account for or partially account for some of these, but the point is that the only way to be sure that it does what you want is to test extensively against a wide range of potential use cases.  Be careful!
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Getting to grips with the manure
Posted on May 23, 2018 May 24, 2018 by Gareth Thomas
Sweeping up donkey manure twice a day prepares you for many challenges in life
Today I had a very good meeting with a kind and helpful bureaucrat. In these times such a contradictory statement is like saying, "I had a pleasant encounter with a traffic policeman who stopped me on the motorway"; or "I just enjoyed afternoon tea with an amusing axe murderer."
The meeting was arranged for me by my union rep Lluís in the Social Security offices in Alicante. We were to meet at 9.30 with Miguel, a civil servant who was father of some students Lluís had taught before he became a full-time teachers' union rep. Even having arranged such a friendly encounter, we met with the usual obstacles beforehand. Lluís obtained an automated ticket from the machine directing us to Table 7 but when our turn came we explained to the black-uniformed security woman (equipped with a half-metre long leather truncheon) that we needed to go to Table 11 where Miguel was waiting for us.
"No, you must go to Table 7. It says on the ticket."
Computer says no Table 11. Computer says Table 7.
Lluís explained again that Miguel was waiting for us. He was actually waving to us and beckoning us to Table 11. That was not enough for the black-uniformed table control fascist. She went to speak with Miguel – the truncheon swaying from her ample belt – and came back looking very cross.
"There is a change: you must go to Table 11."
Yes, we knew Miguel was waiting at Table 11: that's why he was waving and beckoning. Señora Truncheon took our Table 7 ticket and tore it up. She looked stressed. This was clearly the worst thing that had happened to her at the office this week and there were still another three boring days before the weekend.
All this was just a reminder of the horrible experience we had in the Vilajoiosa Social Security office in January. I had simply wanted to find out what the forecast might be for my Spanish pension, and how soon I might be able to retire. On that occasion we even had a document supplied by the UK Pensions Agency that the Spanish Social Security had demanded, sent urgently from the UK at my request, so it would be there in time for the meeting. We met with a complete dragon who said we had no business to be requesting such information from the UK: that was her job, and in any case, NO, she could NOT give me information about my future pension, and because of BREXIT there would probably be NO future arrangement to guarantee my Spanish and UK pensions worked seamlessly together. After about a dozen utterances of the word "NO" we left after a similar number of minutes.
Which is why Lluís had said he would rearrange the meeting in a different office, with a civil servant he knew. In the meantime I had been sacked from my teaching post in March, as reported separately on this blog; so the question became sharper, whether to find another job, or was it the right moment to retire?
Manure barrow Mark I
On the walls of the Social Security offices in Alicante there are examples of the worst kind of institutional art: characterless metre-square collages using bits of fabric cut up and pasted down, daubed with beige and grey tempera. The only creative flourish was the artist's signature; though why the artist would want the work to be attributed to him puzzled me. Alongside the panel that separated his desk from the adjacent desk, Miguel had pinned up a metre-long print of Pablo Picasso's "Guernica". It was a personal statement that worked on every level!
Miguel warmly welcomed us and Lluís reminded him of the basic details: I wanted to know if I should claim my Spanish pension and how it worked together with the UK pension I was already claiming. We established that I was already receiving Unemployment Benefit from Spanish Social Security following my sacking in March. Also we needed to know what would be the situation regarding Brexit after March 2019. Miguel looked genuinely interested in the whole picture and keen to provide all the information. He began getting my details up on his desktop computer screen.
At this point, while we waited for Miguel to read my details, Lluís asked me what I had learned from the British Consul. Last Thursday in Finestrat there was a meeting with the British Consul who had come all the way from Madrid just to tell worried Brits that there was nothing to worry about. Brexit would make no difference at all to the way expats live on the Costa Blanca. To my specific question, about how the unified Spanish and UK pension system would work after March 2019, she said "Oh nothing will change: there will simply be a Spain-UK bilateral arrangement instead of the existing EU accord." And that was that. Simples. I intended to ask Miguel about that…
Miguel looked at all the figures, the Spanish years worked, the UK pension years paid in, and he did all his calculations. Well, I shall not go into the details, but basically the solution is to carry on claiming unemployment benefit till December 2018: end of tax year. While I continue doing that it still adds to my pensionable Spanish work history. But we need to get my Spanish pension up and running at the start of January 2019 because NOBODY KNOWS (!!!) how Brexit will affect the joint pension arrangements between UK and EU countries after March 2019. As long as I get into the system in January, whatever Spanish pension I receive will not be affected by Brexit.
So that's sorted and I'll go to him again in December to get my Spanish pension papers completed. What a helpful man.
Manure barrow Mark II
Here is his take on the pension arrangements that the British Consul so glibly reassured us about. If Brexit happens it is reckoned there will "probably" be an attempt to strike a new bilateral pension agreement between Spain and UK. As Miguel said, this will be necessary and there are existing agreements with other non-EU countries; but it will take a long time to agree. If you retire in five years from now, it should be in place. But to expect that to happen if you retire at the end of next year: no way is that going to happen!
Long-handled manure broom
This is quite different to the story the British Consul gave everyone in the meeting in Finestrat, that "joint Spanish UK pension arrangements would continue unaffected by Brexit". That might be in somebody's deluded Brexit head in Whitehall, but this Spanish civil servant said it is nonsense. The present arrangement is an EU deal. No UK-Spain bilateral agreement yet exists. They have not even begun talking about it.
Anyone coming up for retirement needs to know this. If you worked for another year (2018-2019) you would be trying to claim your Spain-UK joint pension at precisely tbe moment the chaos kicks in. So this is the year to retire if you have an option.
This is the Brexit front line. Health care and pensions are a crunch point. You heard it here first. If you want my advice, everyone needs to start learning how to sweep up manure.
Four donkeys produce about four buckets a day. This is considerably less than the British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.
Oh no! Not The Archers…
12 thoughts on "Getting to grips with the manure"
asbosheel says:
Who produced the other 2 buckets in the picture?
Those buckets are half a day's output from Jacob Real Smogg MP
The moral of the story would be to take along 'long handle manure brush mkII' to citas anywhere near MARQ?
I was tempted to go into MARQ but I'll save it for another time. The security guy took one look at my long-handled fibreglass Mark III manure broom and just shook his head. Computer says no, mate.
(Note for readers: MARQ is the Alicante archaeological museum. http://www.marqalicante.com/)
Ha ha! Brilliant! – We will be able to grow our own everything with this amount of manure about: oranges, bananas, olives, herbes de
Provence, dijon mustard, bordeaux, risotto rice, mozzarella, sauerkraut, pretzels, De Rosa bicycles, Citroëns… Even the steel industry will be revitalised!
Yes indeed: in Brexit dreamland everyone will be able to grow their own Eiffel tower. There will be no need to ever cross the Channel again.
What a wise and good man Miguel is and how fortunate you are to be able to take your pension from January 2019. All will be well and all manner of things will be well👌
The "insolence of office" was remarked on by Hamlet so it's nothing new but we expect better from female officials, getting an extra gunk when they are waspish rather than gracious in their dealings with us.
Someone said "If you want to be respected you must be respectful". These officials need to be told that they are there to serve rather than to be served. The Arab Spring is believed to have been sparked by the harrassment of a street trader by a municipal official which was the last straw for him. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohamed_Bouazizi
Thank you for your comments, Annie. I was particularly interested by your link to the start of the Arab Spring, with a street trader setting himself on fire in protest. It certainly makes you think. There was a very good programme on Radio 4 just now about the role of climate change in forced migration (and interestingly on the origins of the civil war in Syria).
Yes, Miguel is a very good man. And it is good to find a remedy to the objectionable dragon in Vilajoiosa Social Security office, so I am pleased to note that in this case self-immolation at the pensions enquiry desk was not a sensible course of action… 🙂
JabbaPapa says:
I'm not as pessimistic as you are Gareth — so entertainingly — about these things, simply because I can remember living in the pre-EU continental Europe.
It wasn't hell.
But I must say, having been caught up in the weird detail of a EU transition period that made me into a walking tax haven for several years, that far more negative loopholes are far more likely.
It's hard, on the other hand, not to be puzzled by some rather exaggerated opinions against Mr Rees-Mogg that I have heard over the last 24H.
That some might very well disagree with his politics, OK ; but it remains odd to have to be defending his Catholic Faith as if it were problematic, just as it is strange to have heard another friend yesterday accusing him as being some sort of "alt-right" "fascist" …
But I cannot remember Mr Rees-Mogg ever having proposed any reorganisation of civil life around military ideals, which is what fascism as such constitutes.
And is this what we have come to now ?
Meanwhile Catalonia degenerates into chaos, whilst the President of Italy has suddenly had true power bestowed upon his supposedly ceremonial office.
It's just as easy to look for a scapegoat in all of this as it is to just ignore it — but that looks like many buckets of manure, Gareth, and it's hard to suppose that they're all from the same donk !!
Jabba, my blog is and always has been simply a diary. A journey that began with the previous blog Brother Lapin's Pilgrimage.
I do not wish to have debates about the rights and wrongs of Brexit or whether some off-the-cuff remark I make about the ghastly Rees-Mogg character should be compared with the views of some other acquaintance of yours who uses the word "fascist" incorrectly. In fact I disagree with you on that and in the sense that Umberto Eco redefined the word in his celebrated essay "Ur Fascism" in the New York Review of Books, I too would have no hesitation in calling Rees-Mogg a fascist. Despite he is a fellow Catholic. (And in my view his odious manner and pompously stated social views get Catholicism a bad name.)
In Britain over Brexit, as in the USA over Trump, Spain over corruption and nationalism, we live in increasingly divided societies where a new kind of political warfare exists instead of traditional debate. Those with opposing views wind each other up on social media without any intention of furthering their understanding or entering into reasonable dialogue. Those with an opposing view are simply The Enemy.
That is why I gave up on the comment columns we used to frequent before I left the UK.
This blog – in contrast – records my life in a non-polemical space which is subtitled "A life with donkeys" and it is a sort of diary. Unlike the days when I commented on the Daily Telegraph and Catholic Herald blogs, I don't come here for an argument, any more than I get up in the morning and start arguing with my breakfast.
I leave your comments intact. But I tell you this. If any newcomer were to start dropping squibs into the comment boxes of my blog picking up on anything I said about Brexit or Mogg, I would simply regard it as bad manners and pull the plug on them. There are other places for that kind of nonsense. Places I avoid.
Clear message.


247Sports national analyst Evan Daniels logged a Crystal Ball pick in favor of Kentucky for five-star recruit Johnny Juzang on Wednesday evening, right around the time that Juzang announced he will reclassify to 2019.
Juzang — a 6-foot-6 perimeter player from California — earned a UK scholarship offer last week, and Daniels broke the news Tuesday that Juzang will take an official visit to Kentucky early next week. Juzang said in his reclassification announcement Wednesday that he's expecting to announce a college decision soon. Virginia, Kansas, Villanova, UCLA and Southern Cal are among the other schools recruiting him, though UK is looking like the favorite.
UK Coach John Calipari is due in Texas on Wednesday for a visit with five-star guard RJ Hampton, according to a report from Rivals.com national analyst Corey Evans on Tuesday night.
Hampton — one of the top guards in high school basketball — is the No. 5 overall prospect in the 2020 class, but he is widely expected to reclassify to 2019 and play college ball next season. He has narrowed his recruitment to Kentucky, Kansas, Duke and Memphis.
Evans is predicting Hampton ends up at Kansas, with Memphis as the top competition, though Calipari's planned visit is evidence that Kentucky will not be giving up on his recruitment despite the roster presence of five-star point guards Ashton Hagans, Tyrese Maxey and Immanuel Quickley for next season.
Calipari visits with family of Kerry Blackshear Jr.
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John Calipari visited with the parents of Kerry Blackshear Jr. on Monday night, according to Rivals.com national analyst Corey Evans.
Blackshear — a 6-foot-10, 250-pound power forward — was recently ranked by ESPN as the No. 1 available graduate transfer this offseason. The Orlando native averaged 14.9 points and 7.5 rebounds as a junior at Virginia Tech this past season.
UK Coach John Calipari visited with five-star wing Johnny Juzang on Friday, and the Calfornia native received a Kentucky scholarship offer during that meeting.
Calipari is out on the West Coast — he attended the Warriors-Clippers game Thursday night — and met Friday with Juzang, a highly touted scorer in the 2020 class who has been mentioned as a possible reclassification candidate to 2019.
247Sports national analyst Evan Daniels reported earlier this week that Juzang was expected to meet with coaches from UK and Villanova, and he's already taken an official visit to Virginia.
Rivals.com national analysts Eric Bossi and Corey Evans have logged new predictions on a couple of major UK basketball targets over the past few days, and both picks have gone against the Wildcats.
Bossi has put in a prediction in favor of Duke for five-star forward Matthew Hurt, who is expected to choose among the Blue Devils, Kentucky, Kansas and North Carolina on Friday afternoon. Duke has emerged as the major favorite in Hurt's recruitment over the past few weeks, and several national analysts are predicting the Blue Devils will land his commitment going into Friday's announcement.
Kentucky basketball coaches were in Georgia on Saturday to see five-star shooting guard Brandon Boston, one of the Cats' top recruiting targets in the class of 2020.
Boston — a 6-foot-5 prospect from the Atlanta area — visited UK during the season and received a scholarship offer from the Wildcats on that trip. The Wildcats' visit this weekend was first reported by Rivals.com national analyst Corey Evans.
Rivals.com ranks Boston as the No. 7 overall player in the 2020 class. He is also friends and Nike league teammates with five-star point guard Sharife Cooper, who has emerged as UK's top target at that position in the 2020 class.
John Calipari is scheduled to meet with five-star 2019 target Matthew Hurt on Sunday. Update: Calipari instead met with Makur Maker on Sunday.
UK has extended a scholarship offer to four-star center Clifford Omoruyi, according to Rivals.com basketball recruiting analyst Corey Evans.
Omoruyi — a 6-foot-11, 240-pound prospect from Nigeria — was a junior this past season at Roselle Catholic (N.J.), making him a high school teammate of UK commitment Kahlil Whitney, one of the top recruits in the 2019 class. John Calipari was at the school Friday for a basketball camp.
Rivals.com ranks Omoruyi as the No. 56 overall prospect in the 2020 class. Syracuse, Florida, Virginia and UConn are among the schools that have already extended offers to Omoruyi, who will be among the top frontcourt players to watch this summer.
John Calipari was in Wisconsin on Thursday to visit with Jalen Johnson, one of the top basketball recruits in the class of 2020.
Johnson — a 6-foot-8 small forward — is the No. 3 overall player in the 2020 class, according to the 247Sports composite rankings. He has visited UK for Big Blue Madness each of the past two seasons and was one of the first players in his class to land a scholarship offer from the Wildcats.
Duke has also made Johnson a priority, however, and the Blue Devils are the early leader — albeit with a small sample size — on his 247Sports Crystal Ball page. As a junior this past season, Johnson averaged 19.7 points and 11.7 rebounds per game, earned Wisconsin player of the year honors, and led his team to its first state championship.


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Legal eagles aim to soar at Gloucestershire & Wiltshire Law Society Awards
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The Gloucestershire & Wiltshire incorporated Law Society (GWILS) – the voice of solicitors, trainees, paralegals, legal secretaries and legal executives in the two counties – is launching its Legal Excellence Awards.
Nominations for leading individuals and law firms are now being sought in a total of seven categories for the awards which celebrate the excellence and achievements of the legal profession across Gloucestershire and Wiltshire.The categories are: Support Team Member of the Year; Junior Lawyer of the Year; Lawyer of the Year; Team of the Year; CSR Firm of the Year; and Law Firm of the Year. An independent panel of judges will decide on the winners based on their conduct; dedication; commitment to clients and colleagues; contribution to the profession and/or the wider community; professionalism; leadership; energy; and going the extra mile.
GWILS President Ramona Derbyshire, a litigation partner at regional law firm Thrings, will also present the President's Outstanding Achievement Award to the individual who she feels has made an exceptional contribution to the legal sector, their firm and/or clients during their career. Anyone entering the awards will automatically be considered for this category. The winners will be announced at a three-course, black tie dinner at the De Vere Cotswold Water Park on 23 November, an event which is expected to attract more than 100 members of the counties' legal communities.
Headline sponsors and legal recruitment specialists Chadwick Nott, and the other category sponsors will also be at the event which is being hosted by legendary ITV weatherman, Bob Crampton. Proceeds from the evening will go to charity Maggie's, which provides free practical, emotional and social support to people with cancer and their family and friends.
Joanna Apperley, an associate solicitor at Thrings and GWILS committee member, is organising the awards. She says: "The awards are about legal professionals looking around at the colleagues they work with every day – trainees, paralegals, legal cashiers, secretaries, receptionists, office managers, assistants, associate solicitors or partners – and articulating what makes them special. The judges are very much looking forward to hearing about the great work being done in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire and celebrating the many accomplishments and talent which operates across the legal profession in our region."
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Devotions only. App quits when other choices are selected
When I opened the old app, there was a prompt to upgrade to new app. So I did. I have iPad 6th generation 13.4. App worked well on first day but on the next day, only the devotions could be viewed. It quits when I selected prayers, favorites, or view by seasons. I didn't upgrade the old app on my phone, it's the only portable device that works. I've been exchanging emails with a tech from Concordia Technology Solutions but haven't heard from her since Apr 7. I did everything she told me to do but nothing worked. Maybe a bug?
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This is one of only two apps on my phone that I pay something for. So I expect excellence for my dollars! Last year I had made a few days "favorites" so I could go back to them quickly when wanting to edify others. Because of this app update, I lost them all. I do not have a CPH account, (nor do I want one now) so I can't contact them except this way. Shame on you, CPH.
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Bearing false witness or I'm just dumb.
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NeNe Leakes Claims She Had A Breakdown During The Heckling Controversy
Todd Malm Oct 13, 2017 5:38 PM PDT
Source: CelebrityNetWorth.com
In discussion with her fans, NeNe Leakes opened up regarding the heckling controversy and her subsequent firing from "The Great Xscape Tour." During one of her stand-up shows, NeNe told a heckler that she hoped the person was raped by an Uber driver on her ride home.
In a new Instagram video, Leakes revealed that she had a "breakdown." She claimed a lot of people know her as the woman who's always laughing and talking, but sometimes she is susceptible to criticism, like anyone else.
Despite that, NeNe wanted her fans to know that she's doing great after being let go from the position on the tour. She added, "I'm in a great place today. I can't say that I've been in a great place these days." Leakes went on to take responsibility for the incident and apologize to her followers as well.
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Leakes claimed that she never dreamed that a person would say "go kill yourself" to her while on stage. She added that it "literally took" her somewhere else.
NeNe went on to thank her friends and fans for their unwavering support during her hardships as of late. The reality star said, "thank you guys, thank you so much."
After executives let her go from the Xscape tour, they released a statement saying that her jokes were responsible for her termination. They claimed, "as a result, we have decided to no longer proceed with her participation on our tour." What do our readers think of the controversy? Did she deserve to be let go from her job or no? What about the person who told her to "go kill herself?" Is that not insensitive to those who struggle with mental health?
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Although the statement she made was not appropriate. The statement that heckler made was not either. Two wrongs don't make a right but she is only human and no one is perfect.
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Nene should be dropped. If u call yourself a comedian u are suppose to handle hecklers. She's not funny Period.
Oct 14, 2017 2:11 AM PDT at 2:11 AM PDT
There is no excuse for what Nene said. What about the heckler telling Nene to kill herself? Does no one care because she isn't famous? That doesn't excuse the heckler either.
Oct 13, 2017 5:47 PM PDT at 5:47 PM PDT
Please she is a joke. She probably wasn't funny and she got heckled. Alot of comics get it and they don't react like she did. That excuse about her being abused doesn't lessen her words. And doesnt excuse what she did. And all who get caught apologize not because they should but because people was disgusted by what was said.
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I hope I can continue make all these sorts of talking moments like this :).
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Tara's face in that last panel really warmed my heart.
Plus I've been wondering... Is Rakshasa a Japanese name?
That's really cool. Came across the name somewhere else and remembered IP.
Thank you!! Chapter 1 and 2 are simply an introduction to these characters, their motivations, and the world, and more scenes like this would take place after this, so I'm glad I can get some practice with it :) .
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Hey, question. Is Tara's face naturally that pale? Because I just assumed it was part of her makeup/tattoo game.
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Address: 800 Grand Champion Dr.


Browse our range of trousers and shorts. We offer a wide range of trousers including ballistic (certified to EN388 cut level 2), action, combat (with and without kneepad pockets), cargo, hi vis, waterproof, railway spec, standard and ladies cargo and combat (with knee pocket). For the warmer conditions we supply cargo shorts and contrasting combat shorts. All of our range are of a super quality competitively priced.
Essential Safety Wear make it easy to find the right trousers and shorts for different work environments, and our products could easily form the basis of your staff uniform. All the items on our site have been carefully selected to meet high safety standards, while still offering comfort for all day wear.