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U ROTC Cadet Receives Scholarship Honoring General Killed in 9-11 Pentagon Attack
October 2 — On Monday, University of Utah Army ROTC Cadet Leonard "Lenny" Jensen will receive a $1,500 scholarship established in honor of the highest-ranking official killed in the 9-11 attack on the Pentagon. The Lt. Gen.Timothy J. Maude Memorial Fund Scholarship, the first and only one of its kind to be awarded this year, will be presented to 26-year-old Jensen in Washington, D.C., at noon, at the annual Officership Luncheon, to be held in the new Washington D.C. Convention Center. Gen. Burwell B. Bell III, the commanding general for U.S. Army Europe and 7th Army, and General Maude's widow, Teri, will present Jensen with the award. The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) is paying for the trip for Jensen and his wife Marianne. They will leave Salt Lake City and travel to Washington on Saturday.
Maude, a three-star general, was Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel for the U.S. Army. At the time of his death he was working on Green to Gold, a program that allows active duty enlisted soldiers the opportunity to attend college and be commissioned as officers through the Army ROTC Program.
With the support of Lt. Gen.Maude's family and the Army Chief of Staff, the memorial scholarship fund has been established in General Maude's honor to continue his efforts to "take care of soldiers." The memorial fund will provide resources to assist soldiers enrolled in the U.S. Army's Green to Gold program.
"I've read up a little bit on General Maude," Jensen says. "What set him apart was his personality and his leadership." Jensen hopes to see the Pentagon while in Washington next week.
Four years ago Jensen was awarded a Green to Gold scholarship, which has a cash value of up to $68,000 in tuition and fees. (The Green to Gold name describes going from "green," as an enlisted soldier, to attaining the 2nd lieutenant's gold bar.) Jensen is a senior nursing student at Westminster College, but participates in the University's ROTC program through a partnership between the U and Westminster College.
Prior to receiving the Green to Gold scholarship, Jensen served in the U.S. Army for five years. His last duty was serving with the 101st Airborne Division, in an Air Defense Artillery unit stationed in Ft. Campbell, Kentucky.
Jensen, who currently resides in Midvale, Utah, was chosen from cadets from 272 Army ROTC schools nationally to receive the honor. After graduation next May he plans to enroll in a three-year master's program at the University of Texas, which partners with the Army Medical Education Department. He plans to become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA).
Lieutenant Colonel Edwin L. Frederick, professor of military science and Jensen's commanding officer at the University of Utah, notes, "We are extremely proud of Cadet Jensen and his accomplishments. His selection as the number one Green to Gold scholarship cadet in the nation is a great honor for the University of Utah and the community. Cadet Jensen will be a first-rate lieutenant and Army leader. His future is bright indeed."
Jensen, who grew up in Bridgeland, Utah, located between Duchesne and Roosevelt, says, "I always wanted to be in the service since I was a kid." Because his mother was the director of nursing at the Uintah Basin Medical Center in Roosevelt, which was located next to his school, Jensen spent a lot of time there waiting for their 25-minute ride home. "I pretty much grew up in the hospital," he says. "It was her contacts that got me interested in becoming a CRNA.
Jensen began basic training two months after graduating from Union High School. He spent the next five years serving in Missouri, Texas, South Korea and Kentucky. Last summer Jensen trained as a nurse at Walter Reed Medical Center and cared for soldiers wounded in Iraq. "The whole hospital was full of these soldiers. It was humbling," he says.
In addition to being a full-time student, Jensen spends 15 to 20 hours a week on ROTC work. The rest of the time he works as a licensed practical nurse (LPN) at Highland Care Center in Salt Lake City.


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The father in child abduction proceedings had applied for directions to implement a return order. The mother had brought the children from Texas to England in 2017, and had been ordered to return them. The Court of Appeal had held that it would be intolerable to return the children to the USA without their mother, but her application for a humanitarian parole visa had been rejected by the American immigration service. Knowles J was unable to vary the Court of Appeal's order, and so did not have the jurisdiction to entertain the father's application. The parties would have to consider whether to apply to the Court of Appeal for reconsideration of its order. However, she urged them to consider a child-focused, consensual end to the litigation, before further hearings eroded whatever goodwill remained.
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MANAMA, Bahrain – Members of the U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard joined together for a memorial service held onboard Naval Support Activity, Bahrain to continue to honor the lives of three fallen U.S. service members, April 26.
Coast Guard Damage Controlman 3rd Class Nathan B. Bruckenthal, 24, of Smithtown. N.Y., Boatswain's Mate 1st Class Michael J. Pernaselli, 27, of Monroe, N.Y., Signalman 2nd Class Christopher E. Watts, 28, of Knoxville, Tenn., and were serving aboard USS Firebolt (PC 10) when they lost their lives after an unidentified dhow exploded while conductting a maritime interdiction operation (MIO), in the Northern Arabian Gulf, April 24, 2004.
Vice Adm. Mark Fox, commander, U.S. Naval Forces Central Command, spoke during the event to more than 100 Sailors and Coast Guardsmen in attendance.
"It is appropriate for us to take this time to reflect on the loss of three shipmates who walked the deckplates of some of the very same vessels we walk on today," said Fox. "Seven years ago, on April 24, 2004, right after dusk, USS Firebolt was conducting routine patrol duties northwest of Khor Al Amaya Oil Terminal (KAAOT) when two dhows were spotted near the platform. Firebolt, conducting what was a routine mission, sent a RHIB [rigid hull inflatable boat] manned by a crew of seven out to investigate. However, as the RHIB approached the dhow, it exploded, killing three and injuring the other four."
Fox closed out the ceremony by reminding everyone of how important it is to continue the legacy of those who have gone before them. "None of us get to choose the environment in which we operate, that's chosen for us; however, we do choose how we operate and carry ourselves," said Fox. "I think it's important for us to remember what it means to be a shipmate. We take care of one another, we train together, we build trust and these are the kinds of bonds that only come from Sailors serving in difficult environments together, working toward a common mission."
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Janine burst onto the netball scene in 2005, winning the Norwich Star Player of the Year award. She was selected in the Australian Open Team for the first time the following year.
She has been a key member of the Melbourne Kestrels in the Commonwealth Bank Trophy ever since the competition's founding in 1997. She served a stint as captain in 2004.
Janine was a member of the Australian team which won the inaugural Commonwealth Games gold medal in 1998 and was also part of the 2002 gold medal-winning Games team. In 1999 she played an integral role in Australia's victory at the World Championships. She was also a member of the 2003 Australian World Championships team.
Janine rested for the majority of the 2001 season to have her first child Damon. She sat out again in 2005 due to pregnancy and gave birth to her second son Heath in September, 2005. She is currently the only mother in the Australian team.
Janine's most feared opponent is New Zealand shooter Irene van Dyk. Aside from netball she enjoys listening to music, singing and athletics.


Happy New Year! We are still right in the middle of engagement season. Congratulations to all the couple who have decided that getting married is that perfect next step. We are often asked the same question by our couples... How can we save money while still having the wedding of our dreams. The answer to this loaded question is the subject of this weeks tip.
I'll start by saying if you have an unlimited budget, where the sky truly is the limit, then this tip is probably not for you. If you are have a budget that you want or need to work within than prioritizing where you want to spend your money is one of the most important decisions you will make. To start, first set the budget, then it's as easy as making a list of everything you want and deciding which items are the most important to you. I suggest you start with 3 items that you don't want to compromise on then go from there. But wait, there is one more item to consider when making this list... if someone else is helping to pay for your wedding day then they may want a say in what tops the list too. Just keep the lines of communication open and work on that list together.
Here are some of the items that we often see topping our couples list... A VT farm to table menu; that stunning dress; local beer and wine; spectacular flowers and decor executed in a way that makes your shed a tear when you walk into the room; the perfect photographer who really 'gets' you; transportation (yes, often safety is top on our couples list); that perfect dance DJ or band (or both) who will keep your guests on the floor all night long; the makeup artist you have to have; letterpress invitations of the highest quality or that perfect venue right here in the heart of Vermont you've been dreaming about for years. What's topping your list?
In the coming weeks we will give some tips on ways to save in each category too.
Let us help you narrow down what's most important for your wedding day.


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Cold War spy Greville Wynne and his Russian source try to put an end to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Prisoner 760 (2021)
A detainee at the U.S military's Guantanamo Bay detention center is held without charges for over a decade and seeks help from a defense attorney for his release.
Louis Wain (2021)
Biopic of the prolific English artist who rose to prominence at the end of the 19th century.
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Benedict, the booklover
In honour of Benedict's great appreciation for reading, here are some of the authors and books he loves and that helped to shape his career.
We included both novels and plays, dividing them by how they relate to Benedict and his work. All the titles redirect to their publisher's website, their author's website or a website for public-domain books.
We tried to be as thorough as possible and will update this page whenever necessary, but it's by no means intended to be an exhaustive record. Have we missed a quote or book reference? Please, feel free to contact us, we are always grateful for your help!
I can feel infinitely alive curled up on the sofa reading a book
– from the Jaguar's Alive commercial
I love to stay in at night, light a fire, have a whiskey and watch a movie or read a good book. People forget about books. They're always just turning on the television, but reading a good book is the most nourishing thing you can do.
– from an interview with People magazine published in 8 December 2014
Reading is one of the joys of life and, once you begin, you can't stop and you've got so many stories to look forward to.
– from this video where he reads the children's book The Little Red Hen
(Some) Authors he loves
As we know, Benedict doesn't really do favourites. Nonetheless, he named a few of his favourite authors during an interview with LondonThreatre.co.uk in 2010, saying:
Nabokov, Dostoyevsky, Dickens, Paul Auster, William Boyd, Ian McEwan, Martin Amis, Julian Barnes, Nancy Mitford, AS Byatt, Beryl Bainbridge, Hilary Mantel, Andrea Levy… Must get on and read more of them!!!
Books he has mentioned in interviews
Saturday by Ian McEwan – Referred to it as one of his favourite books along with William Golding's To the Ends of the Earth (more about the series on the "Adaptations" section) in an interview with What's On Stage in which he also said that, if he hadn't become an actor, he'd liked to have been a neurosurgeon because of the main character in the book:
I'd have liked to have been a neurosurgeon – I'm thinking that because of the character in Saturday. It would have been nice to have done something useful, responsible, that required a mind-blowing skill, where something really important hangs in the balance.
Terence Rattigan: The Man and his Work by Michael Darlow – Mentioned it in the aforementioned interview with LondonTheatre.co.uk.
The Amazing Adventures Of Kavalier & Clay by Michael Chabon – In the Sherlock Series 2 Q&A held by PBS in May 2012, he said he would love to work on an adaptation of the novel.
The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger – Referred to it as a book that changed his life during an interview with Harper's Bazaar.
American Purgatorio by John Haskell – When asked by a fan at the Oz Comic-Con 2014 what he was reading, he said he was halfway through it.
Do No Harm by Henry Marsh – He mentioned in a couple of interviews that he read it as part of the research he did in order to play Doctor Strange.
When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi – He mentioned in those same interviews.
The Tao of Physics by Fritjof Capra – He said in this interview that he read it when he stayed at the Tibetan Monastery in India.
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig – Another book he said he read during his stay at the Monastery.
Zen in the Art of Archery by Eugen Herrigel – In a 2014 interview to The Japan Times, he said:
The Zen spirit, in particular, intrigues me. One can't always achieve it — it's a goal, that becoming one with what you're trying to achieve . . . as in that wonderful book about Zen and the art of archery, where the archer momentarily becomes the bow and the arrow. In special moments, that can happen in acting as well.
To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee – Referred to it as one of the books he grew up loving in this BuzzFeed Q&A on Tumblr.
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë – Referred to it as one of the books he grew up loving in this BuzzFeed Q&A on Tumblr.
The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien – Referred to it as one of the books he grew up loving in this BuzzFeed Q&A on Tumblr. In addition to that, he said the following in a 2013 interview with The Sunday Post:
My dad is an extraordinary actor, so he brought to life for me this already extraordinary world of Hobbits and Dragons when I was six or seven […] It was a very rich way to be introduced to such an incredible book. So, when you can go home and say to your dad, 'I'm playing Smaug, and I've got you to thank for it,' it's a very satisfying day in an actor's life. He played Smaug as this amazing gravelly, growling creature, so I basically ripped off my dad for my performance
Seven Brief Lessons on Physics by Carlo Rovelli – A huge fan of Rovelli, Benedict said he carries the book around "like a small Bible".
Books he reviewed
Benedict used to review books for the talk show Richard & Judy. Here are the ones we know he did:
The Resurrectionist by James Bradley – Video of his review
How to Talk to a Widower by Jonathan Tropper – Unfortunately, we couldn't find a video of his review, but he mentions he found it a great read on the video above.
Guernica by Dave Boling – Video of his review
Mystery Man by Colin Bateman – Video of his review
Mr Toppit by Charles Elton – Video of his review
Starter for Ten by David Nicholls – Starter for Ten
Atonement by Ian McEwan – Atonement
The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory – The Other Boleyn Girl
Creation (or Darwin, His Daughter, and Human Evolution) by Randal Keynes – Creation
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy by John Le Carré – Tinker Taylor Soldier Spy
War Horse by Michael Morpurgo – War Horse
The Hobbit by J.R.R.Tolkien – The Hobbit trilogy
Inside Wikileaks by Daniel Domschett-Berg and Wikileaks by David Leigh and Luke Harding – The Fifth Estate
12 Years a Slave by Solomon Northup – 12 Years a Slave
Alan Turing: The Enigma by Andrew Hodges – The Imitation Game
Whitey by Dick Lehr and Gerard O'Neill – Black Mass
Doctor Strange comics – character created by Steve Ditko and San Lee; written by various authors over time – Doctor Strange
In an interview with F*** magazine, Benedict said he loved the art of Into Shamballa whilst director Scott Derrickson said in an interview with Total Film that both it and The Oath influenced his writing of the script and the visual design of the first movie.
In a webchat promoted by The Guardian, he said he was reading Strange Tales Volume 2 (possibly referring to this arc?).
Finally, in a picture shared by professional Movement Designer Jay Funk and in another shared by his dialect coach, Sarah Shepherd, we can see him reading issue #18 of the 2015 Doctor Strange series.
The Jungle Book(s) by Rudyard Kipling – Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle
How the Grinch Stole Christmas! by Dr. Seuss – The Grinch
Rogue Male by Geoffrey Household – Rogue Male
How to Stop Time by Matt Haig – How to Stop Time
The Power of the Dog by Thomas Savage – The Power of the Dog
Guantánamo Diary by Mohamedou Ould Slahi – Prisoner 760
The War Magician by David Fisher – The War Magician
Tipping the Velvet by Sarah Waters – Tipping the Velvet
Fortysomething by Nigel Williams (currently unavailable) – Fortysomething
Rites of Passage, Close Quarters and Fire Down Below by William Golding – To The Ends of The Earth
Stuart: A Life Backwards by Alexander Masters – Stuart: A Life Backwards
Murder Is Easy by Agatha Christie – Marple: Murder Is Easy
Small Island by Andrea Levy – Small Island
Sherlock Holmes stories by Arthur Conan Doyle – Sherlock
BBC Books released a few tie-in editions: A Study in Scarlet, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, The Hound of the Baskervilles (with an introduction by Benedict), The Sign of Four, The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, His Last Bow, The Return of Sherlock Holmes and The Essential Arthur Conan Doyle Adventures (in a single hardback volume and in two paperbacks).
It also released Sherlock: Chronicles, a guide to the show featuring interviews, behind-the-scenes information and over 500 images of concept artwork, photographs, costume and set designs and more.
Parade's End by Ford Madox Ford – Parade's End
There's also the script book by Tom Stoppard which includes scenes and parts of scenes that were shot but didn't make the cut so as not to extend the running time of the episodes.
Henry VI – Part 1, Henry VI – Part 2, Henry VI – Part 3 and Richard III by William Shakespeare – The Hollow Crown: The Wars of the Roses
The Child in Time by Ian McEwan – The Child In Time
The Patrick Melrose novels (Never Mind, Bad News, Some Hope, Mother's Milk and At Last) by Edward St Aubyn – Patrick Melrose
Pan MacMillan released tie-in editions:
In paperback: Volume 1 (containing the first three novels) and Volume 2 (containing the final two novels)
In e-book: Never Mind, Bad News, Some Hope, Mother's Milk and At Last.
Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett – Good Omens
The Tiger Who Came to Tea by Judith Kerr – The Tiger Who Came to Tea
Benedict, who celebrated the books's 50th-anniversary alongside the late author and illustrator last year, said at the occasion that he has vague memories of his father reading it to him and that he reads it to his children:
It is something that has continued from generation to generation and it's now a wonderful thing to be passing it on.
Source: Irish Examiner
For more about the adaptations themselves, please visit our Radio page and our Audiobooks page.
Mansfield Park by Jane Austen
The Surgeon's Mate by Patrick O'Brian
Field Study by Rachel Seiffert
The Far Side of the World by Patrick O'Brian
Mr Norris Changes Trains by Christopher Isherwood
A Country Doctor's Notebook by Mikhail Bulgakov
The Recruiting Officer by George Farquhar
Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
The Pillow Book by Sei Shonagon
Demons (aka The Possessed) by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
The Odyssey by Homer
Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka
Kepler by John Banville
Seven Women by J.M.Barrie
Old Man Goriot by Honoré de Balzac
In two hardback volumes: Volume 1 and Volume 2
In four individual paperbacks: The Jewel in the Crown, The Day of the Scorpion, The Towers of Silence, A Division of the Spoils
The Collected Stories of Rumpole by John Mortimer
Tom & Viv by Michael Hastings
Thrilling Stories of the Railway by Victor Whitechurch
The House of Dr Edwardes By Francis Beeding
The Story of My Life by Giacomo Casanova
Copenhagen by Michael Frayn
My Dear Bessie by Chris Barker and Bessie Moore (edited and introduced by Simon Garfield)
A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare
Love's Labour's Lost by William Shakespeare
As You Like It by William Shakespeare
Oh, What a Lovely War by Joan Littlewood
The Lady from the Sea by Henrik Ibsen
Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen
Period of Adjustment by Tennessee Williams
Rhinoceros by Eugène Ionesco
The Fire-Raisers (aka The Arsonists) by Max Frisch
The City by Martin Crimp
After the Dance by Terence Rattigan
Look Back in Anger by John Osborne
Hamlet by William Shakespeare
These books didn't fit into any of the above categories, but that doesn't make them any less important!
Letters of Note series by Shaun Usher and To the Letter by Simon Garfield – Inspiration behind Letters Live
Smaug: Unleashing the Dragon by Daniel Falconer – Benedict wrote its foreword. You can read it here.
Turing: Pioneer of the Information Age by Jack Copeland – We can see him reading it in this picture shared by his dialect coach, Sarah Shepherd.
The Last Banquet by Jonathan Grimwood – The author posted a picture of Benedict reading the book.
An English Room by Derry Moore – Benedict talks about his favourite place to read a script: The Garrick Club's library in London:
This place is an oasis of quiet: a stone's throw from Charing Cross Road and the theatre district on one side, and from Covent Garden on the other.
Curious Stories by Various Authors – Collection of stories written by UK artists about the things that inspired them as children. All proceeds benefit Creative Minds, a charity dedicated to securing that the arts are part of children's and young people's educations. They posted Benedict's story here.
A Life Discarded by Alexander Masters – Benedict is quoted on the cover saying "I couldn't put this book down".
Edison: A Life of Invention by Paul Israel – He mentioned he was reading it on the Guardian live webchat
A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara – He also mentioned he was reading it on the Guardian live webchat
Facing the Monster: A Photographic Story of the Faces of Cancer by Imelda Bell – Benedict wrote the foreword for this compilation of the photographer's acclaimed project.
The End We Start From by Megan Hunter – SunnyMarch acquired the film rights to the book in May 2017.
The Way of All Flesh by Ambrose Parry – SunnyMarch acquired the TV rights to the book in April 2018.
The Gender Games by Juno Dawson – SunnyMarch optioned it for TV in June 2018.
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A Decade in Review
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Untitled Spider-Man Sequel 2021
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Sequel to the 2016 Marvel film 'Doctor Strange'.
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Reliquary of Sacred Music - Bach, J.S.- MayThe Father's Boundless Love from Wedding Cantata 202 - arr. for Soprano & String Quartet by Gerald Manning
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MAY THE FATHER�S BOUNDLESS LOVE From Cantata No. 202, "Weichet nur, betr�bte Schatten," ("Wedding Cantata"), BWV 202. Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Text by John Newton (1725-1807)
Nothing is known of the origins of Cantata No 202, Weichet nur, betr�bte Schatten. It survives in a single manuscript score copied in about 1730 and is now owned by the German music publishers, Peters. This aria and gavotta have the character of an arioso rather than a da capo aria and comprises the 9th movement from the cantata, which was probably composed for a wedding celebration, and it was originally scored for Soprano soloist, oboe, 2 violins, viola and continuo. It is one of Bach�s happiest creations, and if the text is to be taken literally was composed during the spring, indeed the work starts with a beautiful evocation of the spring.
Anthems For All Occasions - God Be In My Head, A setting of the Lord's Prayer (Pater Noster) for Parish Choir & Organ by Gerald Manning and Hymns for the Solemnization of Matrimony 1. O Father all creating
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Score: Reliquary of Sacred Music - Bach, J.S.- MayThe Father's Boundless Love from Wedding Cantata 202 - arr. for Soprano & String Quartet by Gerald Manning
Score: Reliquary of Sacred Music - Bach, J.S.- MayThe Father's Boundless Love from Wedding Cantata 202 - arr. for Soprano & String Quartet by Gerald Manning & full set of five parts (Show part names)
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Love is in the air and we think this is the perfect time for all of us to get married. With the season of celebrations and weddings right around the corner, young couples are eager to make their ceremonies memorable. We thought why not explore the top destination wedding locations and plan your D-Day in a full-too filmy style.
The Havelis and mahals in Udaipur have an aura of mystery that surrounds them. Not only is it one of the top tourist destinations, it also happens to be the most popular choice for destination weddings in India. Perfect for couples who are royal at heart and have a huge baraat to entertain. Rajasthan has also seen countless celeb weddings including the likes of Liz Hurley and Vikram Chatwal.
Take Yeh Jawani Hain Deewani for example, the magic and majesty ensued right behind the million dollar bride Kalki who touched our hearts with her innocent charm. Let your dil be Badtameez this wedding season with a grand celebration in Jaipur.
Beach weddings are super popular in the West. Why not celebrate your wedding day, the modern way? Set up your mandaps to the backdrop of sunrise and Goan waves. Or why not get hitched at one of the countless churches in Goa? With impeccable food and unlimited alcohol, your wedding is going to be the party of the season.
Intercultural weddings are a treat to watch as you get to get married twice. Take Genelia and Ritesh Deshmukh's Christian wedding for example, it was magical and musical. Compose your own in Goa!
Go back in time and celebrate your nuptials in the true blue traditional ishtyle. Why not honour your serendipity in a beautiful temple.
As seen in the movie 2 States, just bring out your Mundus and Kanjeevaram sarees. Revel in the art, architecture and culture of the Cholas and Pallavas while feeling serenaded from within.
The divine Ganga waters purify the soul and will also be the bearer of your vows for ages to come. The music from your wedding bells will reverberate with the soul awakening traditional music to commemorate the matrimony. The traditional Bengali style is prevalent here and it will be interesting to have a thematic wedding.
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Posted by MLToday | Apr 20, 2010 | Communist Forum
In the Preconvention Discussion Document on U.S. international affairs and foreign policy, the two-state solution to the Palestinian-Israeli impasse is held up as being "the only solution that enables the Palestinian people to realize their hopes and struggle for national sovereignty, and that enables the Jewish people of Israel to PRESERVE THEIR SENSE OF A PREDOMINANTLY JEWISH STATE." [caps are mine-GH]
If someone in our party were to state either publicly or to other comrades in private that "segregation in our country is the only way to preserve black people's dignity and realize their hopes, as well as enable the white population to preserve their sense of a predominantly white state", the problem would be quite clear.
Yet somehow the ideological seepage of racism has slipped under our doors and into our lives in the form of kowtowing to Zionism, the all-sided political-theoretical-ideological and organizational justification – backed by United States and British imperialism – for the historical oppression of the Palestinian people, and the theft of their land.
Zionism is more than bourgeois nationalism; it is a virulent form of racism. It was racism early on when – at the end of the 1800s – Theodor Herzl, one of its major ideologues, wrote Die Judenstaat, essentially a fundraising proposal addressed to British colonialist Cecil Rhodes, stating that since the Jewish population of Europe has not, does not, never will get along with non-Jews, then the Jews should be given land on which to create a society of like people. Even then, the political forces around Herzl and others were settling in what was historically called Palestine, and buying Palestinian land from Turks who had generations earlier stolen it from the inhabitants. The history of Zionism has since been an orgy of land-grabbing, largely by military means, resulting in the displacement of original owners – Palestinians.
Zionism is racism and genocide. The massacres at Deir Yassin [1948], Qiblyah [1953], Sabra and Shatila [1982], and other locales up to the past twelve years – Jenin and Gaza – are well documented, and – to the everlasting shame of the international community – not one perpetrator of these war crimes has been held accountable. Yes, it has been proven beyond any reasonable doubt that people who have themselves suffered genocide are perfectly capable of inflicting it upon others.
Zionism is not only a virulent strain of bourgeois nationalism, akin to South African apartheid. Not only is it an anti working class diversion in the Middle East. Zionism is a roadblock to building working class unity in our country. The current stories that we often hear about African-American and Jewish antagonisms are linked to the history of the degeneration of what was historically strong bonds amongst black and Jewish workers – to a struggle in which in the 1960s, in the midst of the fight for civil rights/black power/black liberation, there was a need for black leadership to replace what was a largely Jewish leadership of the NAACP, CORE, Urban League, and other organizations. In addition, increasing numbers of black people were less willing to give a carte blanche pass to support for Israel in exchange for continued financial, material and other support of the black community. In fact, many black people began to see and side with the just cause of the Palestinian people, thus earning the epithet "anti – Semite" for supporting and defending a Semitic people!
Zionism is a roadblock to building working class unity in our country. In the 1970s, a Yemeni farmworker in California was murdered during the vicious struggle between the farmworkers and the growers and their Teamster allies. When the Yemeni farmworkers carried posters of Egypt's President Nasser in the funeral march, the right-wing social democrats, supporters of Israel, had George Meany threaten Cesar Chavez with total withdrawal of AFL-CIO support unless the UFW gave public and foursquare support to Israel. The farmworkers union capitulated, the alternative being the defeat and destruction two decades of organizing in the fields.
In 1975, the United Nations characterized Zionism as "a form of racism." By the early 1990s, under pressure from the United States, that characterization was rescinded. Such rescinding did not make the characterization any the less true then or now.
The role of the Communist Party today, in 2010, must intervene in the following ways to consign Zionism to the rubble of history:
•  To organize those forces in our country that will pressure the United States to withhold all government funding and other non-humanitarian resources to Israel
•   To place travel bans to our country on all prominent Zionist Israeli leadership
•   To forbid commerce and trade between our two countries, until the state of Israel begins to meet in good faith to address the right of return of the Palestinian peoples to their homeland and other forms of reparations for damages and losses suffered since 1948.
To reiterate and conclude: Zionism is a form of racism, and racism has no place in our Communist Party.
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Are you a Millennial? Generation X? A Baby Boomer?
Every generation gets its own generalizations. You know which apply to you and which don't. If you're managing Millennials, that's a good starting point: Recognize that they're all individuals, just like you (even if you're a millennial yourself). That said, some traditional management techniques are likely to fall flat with this group. If you want their best efforts, you'll need to pay special attention to what works.
Millennials are the largest generation in the workforce, according to the Pew Research Center.
Start there: You have the most control over yourself, so consider your current management style and practices, and align them with those three characteristics: Are you ethical, transparent, and consistent? Next, consider your management; these traits should be clearly evident with them as well. If not, then you know where to start.
If you're managing Millennials, merely matching employee skills to your organization's needs won't cut it. You need to lead not just by example, but as a mentor. Most Millennials value environments that aid in their personal and professional development. Showing interest in your colleagues' career development and training pays off both in the development itself and in morale and retention.
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When learning new work skills, the largest number of millennial respondents preferred attending third-party sponsored events and conferences, as contrasted with meeting online. In-person classroom training and working alongside knowledgeable colleagues were a close second and third. So overall if you're training Millennials, you'll probably get the best response out of having an expert in the room.
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Inproma has helped companies achieve their strategic goals for 20 years. If your organization has a lot of Millennials, needs help reaching specific metrics, or just needs a rewards program that works, we should talk.
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Languages at VES: English, German, Spanish, French
We believe that linguistic competence and communication skills are some of the most important assets a young person can acquire throughout his/her school career. All languages - English, German, Spanish and French - are taught by native speakers of the according language.
Our goal at VES is for our students to reach a high level in four languages - English, German, Spanish and French - that allows them to use these languages at universities throughout the world and for their future careers.
Language learning at VES includes a variety of modern teaching methods - theatre pedagogy, promotion of cultural understanding, use of literature and creative writing, games and songs as well as regular language quizzes and presentations.
Englishis the main language of instruction for all subjects taught at VES, except German, Spanish, French and Mathematics. It is also an individual subject with a special focus on linguistic competences as well as literature.
German is taught according to the Austrian curriculum and is also the language of instruction in Mathematics. Students are required to reach a German native speaker level.
In German language class there is a special focus on German, Austrian and Swiss literature. Literature reports are collected in personal folders by every student throughout eight years of secondary education at VES.
Experience has shown that, with ambition and participation in support clubs and individual tutoring in homework club, non-native German speaking students can meet the requirements after some time.
Spanish is taught from Junior High 1 through 4 and further in Senior High as an additional language. By Junior High 4, most of our students are at a B1 level according to the European Language Levels.
To promote the Spanish language among our students and to support and motivate them in their linguistic development, we organize and offer a variety of special events for our boys and girls:
Jornadas del Español - Spanish Overnight at School with Spanish activities
Reception at the Spanish Embassy
Spanish Language Exchange Program with our partnerschool in Murcia, Spain
Spanish Art Classes
Presentation of Spanish Plays during the VES Christmas Show
Spanish Presentations during Tea Times
Spanish movie nights
Spanish Flamenco Workshops
Spanish Library
Spanish Support Club
Amigos del Espanol
French is taught in Junior High 3 and 4 and later on at Senior High School.
To promote the French language among our students and to support and motivate them in their linguistic development, we organize and offer a variety of special events for our boys and girls:
Celebration of "Mardi Gras"
Celebration of "La Galette des Rois"
French Overnight at School with French activities
Week Trip "Français et Golf" - intensive language seminar
French breakfast at Café Français
Presentation of French Plays during the VES Christmas Show
French Presentations during Tea Times
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His soul gets stuck between two worlds. He isn't dead and not alive. His restless soul can't find peace. She is chased by his image…Everything gets out of order. Wedding upset.
Hanan's soul penetrates to her body and soul. The bride is possessed by dybbuk, sickness…Love?


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First things first, if you have a body and you have a bikini then you have a bikini body for summer. It may not be what Instagram or Pinterest tell us is the "ideal" bikini body but it's your body and your summer.
However, I know that for many women the thoughts of baring their body in the coming months is more than a little bit scary and so it's not always enough to just say "go for it!".
"Traditional" abdominal exercises (usually referred to as Abs) have fallen out of favour in recent years with some sources reporting that there is no benefit in doing them as they don't result in you losing fat from this area. While the sentiment behind this type of information is correct as doing abdominal exercises alone won't get rid of stubborn fat around the abdomen it is still beneficial to do them.
To strip body fat you have to do a combination of cardiovascular exercise (think your faster paced movements) and resistance exercise (your slower paced movements) in addition to reducing your calorific intake in line with your energy output (which basically means eating less crap food and moving more!).
Resistance exercises, which is the category that traditional ab exercises fall under, help to build muscle and give us what is what is commonly referred to as a "toned" look. Cardio exercise in line with this can then help to tackle the body fat overlying the muscles.
Strong abdominal/core muscles are not just important for vanity reasons, they are also important in preventing injury as a strong centre helps to support the rest of the body including the lower back.
Pilates-style exercises are very good for this and because they are more slow moving and more controlled they are often deemed as "safer" options than some of the traditional exercises like curls and kick outs.
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Wounds resulting in the bone being exposed and leading to infection in the bone.
Pressure sores are areas of damaged skin caused by staying in one position for too long. We treat all stages of pressure ulcers.
Pyoderma gangrenosum (PG) is an inflammatory skin disorder that is characterized by small, red bumps or blisters that, over time, erode the skin to produce swollen open sores.
A skin condition that is caused from large external doses of radiation.
Also called radiodermatitis, this condition is caused by prolonged exposure to ionizing radiation.
Usually caused by sun exposure, we treat most types of skin cancer including basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma.
Skin Graft Donor sites are wounds created by harvesting skin for skin grafting.
Cuts, tears, and breaks in the skin in various depths.
Skin and soft tissue infections (SSTIs), which include infections of skin, subcutaneous tissue, fascia, and muscle and have clinical presentations ranging from simple inflammation to necrotizing fasciitis.
Surgical wounds are wounds from prior surgeries that have opened up or not healed.
A Traumatic injury refers to physical injuries with a sudden onset. These injuries can range from lacerations, hematomas, to open wounds.
A tunneling wound is any wound that channels or tunnels from the wound through surrounding muscle or subcutaneous tissue.
Vasculitis is the inflammation of blood vessels that can lead to wounds.
A venous stasis ulcer is caused by the drainage of fluid as a result of poor venous circulation. These ulcers occur in the lower legs, between the knee and the ankle.
We treat any work related wounds.


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Individuals with a serious illness or health problem may benefit from palliative care. Palliative care is the total care of individuals with serious, often chronic illness. It emphasizes relief from pain and other distressing symptoms, integrates the physical, psychological, and spiritual aspects of patient care. Care is provided by an interdisciplinary team to patients living with a chronic, often progressive illness and their families.
The palliative care team works in partnership with the patient's physician to coordinate and case manage care at no additional costs to eligible patients. Palliative care does not replace primary treatment; it works together with the primary treatment individuals may be receiving to address their disease or illness. It can be provided at the same time as curative treatment. The goal is to prevent and ease suffering, reduce hospitalizations and trips to the ER, all while improving quality of life.
The Pathways palliative care program provides a team approach to patient-centered care. Our team members recognize and understand that knowing who the patient is and what their wishes are help improve the care we can provide to ease pain and other symptoms, as well as emotional suffering and stress.
Pathways services from experts in the field provide relief from distressing symptoms and can also help patients deal with side effects of medical treatments. Services are available through several insurance providers. Individuals may also choose to pay privately for Pathways services.
Individuals facing serious, progressive illness including, but not limited to the following conditions may be eligible.
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Not much exciting about this update, but hopefully that's a sign that AC is now getting more mature. This update focuses on bugfixing and some behind-the-scenes changes to the save system, but there are still a few goodies to be found.
The acts of file-saving, option-saving, and data serialization are now all delegated to separate interfaces - making it easier to manage but also now possible to override them with custom scripts. This should make it feasible, with some customisation, for a project to run on a platform that AC doesn't officially support. On the game/design side of things, nothing (hopefully) should be different, however.
Vector3s are now available as an option when creating variables and parameters. They can be used in the Object: Teleport and Object: Transform Actions, and can be written to with the new Object: Record transform Action.
Fixed: GameCameras not being able to move vertically if the X-axis movement option is set to "Side Scrolling"
WOOOW. Nice job Chris. It's great update!!!
Bit of a mouthful, but custom coders may find this useful. Basically you can now define your own tokens of the form [key:value] which, when placed in speech text, can trigger a event that can be used to run custom code. See Section 10.5.1 of the Manual for more on how they work.
@ChrisIceBox Could you give an example of what you mean by "customising the time display of save files?" I would have just thought, you either show it you don't - what is there to customise? Unless you mean customisation options are included, like only show date, or only show 12 hour clock or something like that.
Can't wait to try the Custom speech event tokens it sounds perfect for my emoticons system (before I was using a custom action), I just got to make sure I can pass or parse the character's name too and I'm all set (I use the name to identify who should show what).
@Deckard_89: There's a new Time display option - Custom format. This allows you to enter in a Microsoft-standard date format string (see this article). The default value is MMMM dd, yyyy - which translates to Sept 04, 2017.
"Added: The "Input: QTE" Action now supports axis-based QTEs"
I was away for a long time working on something else. Opened up Unity and Imported Adventure Studio and Playmaker, ready to start working on some ideas I have and seeing what sticks.
No 2D platformers or anything else.
So....just for my reference, what tutorials or updates is the best to start learning as of today?
For instance is this still relevant?
otherwise i guess the manual right?
Yes, the first-person video is still fine. The video tutorials are updated with annotations where things have changed, but nothing major. The Manual is always correct, though, and has been recently re-written with images, pro-tips and additional notes.
I think I've found a bug: my default camera in a scene follows the player horizontally. It works perfectly until I save and then load the save game with "Always reload scene when loading a save file?" checked. When I do that, the camera breaks and doesn't follow the player anymore.
I thought I had broken it because I had been messing with some new assets, but I created a new project and it still happens. I updated to 1.59 today, so the timing makes sense too.
@Rairun: And the camera has a ConstantID component? Does it not start at the correct place or just not move afterwards?
I can't recreate - please post a new thread in Technical Q&A with more details: including the Unity version, platform, and game perspective.
How odd, for some reason all my cameras were missing the ConstantID component. Added it, and it now works without a hitch. Thank you!
Is current version Unity 2017-compatible?
Fixed: Issues with Inventory properties of type "Vector3"


Salman Khan leads the 2014 Forbes India Celebrity 100 chart, both in terms of revenue and fame—a first for a Forbes India celebrity list topper.
The bad boy of Bollywood, though dodged by controversies and court cases, has maintained his fame and stardom with his box office hits, TV appearances and his charitable trust Being Human.
Bollywood's evergreen star Amitabh Bachhan has moved up three places this year, owed to his nearly 12mn Twitter following—the largest for anybody on that platform in India.
Like last year, the top 10 in the list includes only one woman—this time, Deepika Padukone who replaced Katrina Kaif.
The list takes into consideration the net worth, earnings estimates and fame. Their gross pre-tax earnings are combined with their fame scores to arrive at the Forbes India Celebrity 100 List.
Shahrukh-Katrina's passionate moments in Yashraj Films' untitled project!


'Eccentric' doesn't seem a particularly accurate descriptor for Quentin Dupieux. 'Calculatedly batshit,' perhaps. Dupieux's work, both as a film director and as a musician (under the cutesy, self-consciously tongue-in-cheek moniker Mr. Oizo) displays all the signs of a distinctly unhinged personality, yet rarely possesses the gripping danger of authentically deranged work. There's little risk in his carefully cultivated weirdness, because that initial everything-but-the-kitchen-sink impression fades away as it becomes clear that Dupieux always ends up erring on the side of caution. Attempts at submitting to truly subconscious expression, therefore, feel hollow. Stade 2 follows this trend, offering a batch of superficially off-kilter synth lines atop very basic four-on-the-floor beats — see: "Douche Beat," "Datsun," and "Cheeree," among others. But what sets this album apart from its predecessors is how uniformly conventional these tracks all are, as if Dupieux has, at long last, stopped confusing disjointedness with actual compelling randomness.
Which would be an improvement were said disjointed moments not the most interesting aspects of Dupieux's previous work. No matter how unsuccessful "Blind Concerto," the closer of 2008's Lambs Anger, may have been at getting any real musical ideas across, at least it sounded intriguing, however superficially. The only track on Stade 2 that comes close to displaying such blatant disregard for tradition is "EDN," a flimsy little sketch of a song consisting of nothing more than a computer robotically exhorting "everybody dance now" and some spastic sixteenth notes. In a pop climate where such flippancy can be found with more finesse all over All Everyone United, Dupieux's statement feels both shallow and lazy. Virtually every other 'composition' here — if we can call them that — follows the structure of Lambs Anger's excellent "Positif." But whereas "Positif" was blessed with both something resembling a real hook and a few enjoyably provocative lines ("arr&ecurc;ter de vous reproduire, ovus êtes des animaux, vous allez crever"), the aforementioned "Douche Beat" merely pairs a squelching synthesizer with a horrendously dull beat that a mechanical voice — the same bored one that asked listeners to dance — insists is "a beat for the douches." At the very least, it seems as if Oizo's got his demographic figured out.
That's good for him, but pretty rotten for us, especially considering that by whittling what little artistry he may have had to a cookie-cutter formula, Dupieux has committed a cardinal sin: He has made an album that, despite its hallucinogenic tendencies, is painfully boring. The pitches he works with may appear appealingly unsystematic, but across Stade 2's impossibly interminable 32-minute runtime, they fall into predictable patterns, sounding not only hopelessly repetitive, but also derivative — not only of others, but of Oizo himself. There's nothing strong enough to make "SKA" anything but a rehash of countless other half-hearted tracks undoubtedly floating around on Dupieux's hard drive, and its Seinfeld-by-way-of-Kraftwerk-on-speed bassline was done exponentially better by Rustie on Glass Swords. Even the strongest tracks here are marred by gross missteps: "Oral Sax" is a legitimately good banger that wouldn't sound out of place on SebastiAn's Total, but it opens with an unnecessary and awful-sounding saxophone sample from one of the Oizo-produced monstrosities from Uffie's 2010 debut. Ultimately, Stade 2 is a record with a clearly defined aesthetic sense and absolutely no idea where to take it — and for music this resolutely one-dimensional, such aimlessness is fatal.


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Q: Why is getAsObject() method of JSF converter called multiple times? My database structure couples User entities to Role via a join table with the User class owning the relationship and possessing a field that refers to a Collection of Role entities.
I want to link the User to the relevant Role using a SelectOneMenu but this of course returns a Role object and not a Collection. Although SelectManyMenu would bypass this problem by returning a Collection instead, Users should only be allocated a single Role. I'm using the Omnifaces SelectItemsConverter class to handle Object<>String conversion and thought I could just override getAsObject to return a Collection containing the single selected Role. However, this doesn't work - debugging the processing of the form reveals that the getAsObject method is call three times (with three associated SQL calls querying the Roles table) during the course of JSF validation. The first time, the selected String value is passed, but the next two calls contain an empty String but despite this the Role setter is only called once (during the update model phase) and receives the correct value.
I've worked around this by adding the Role entity to the collection within the code handling persistence of the User entity to the database but this doesn't seem very elegant. I'd rather keep the conversion to the objects required by the User entity all in one place if possible. More importantly, I don't understand why I am seeing this behaviour, whether it is normal or the result of bad code and what impact the multiple database queries are likely to have in a production scenario. Not knowing is bugging me (no pun intended!) as it suggests I am failing to understand the ins-and-outs of JSF lifecycle and servlet processing.
The SelectOneMenu containing Role entities is populated by this method:
public static SelectItem[] getSelectItems(List<?> entities, boolean selectOne) {
    int size = selectOne ? entities.size() + 1 : entities.size();
    SelectItem[] items = new SelectItem[size];
    int i = 0;
    if (selectOne) {
        items[0] = new SelectItem("", "Please select one item");
        i++;
    }
    for (Object x : entities) {
        items[i++] = new SelectItem(x, x.toString());
    }
    return items;
}

The RolesSelectItemConverter.getAsObjec() method is identical to the standard Omnifaces implementation with the exception of a call to Logger to flag when the method is called.
Debug trace:
INFO:   START PHASE PROCESS_VALIDATIONS 3
INFO:   RoleSelectItemsConverter.getAsObject called for UOComponent {javax.faces.component.html.HtmlSelectOneMenu@368dde0b} and value {exhibitor}
INFO:   Attempting find all: com.rms.myconferenceprofile.entity.Role
INFO:   [EL Fine]: sql: 2013-12-02 19:59:50.036--ServerSession(1830578621)--Connection(2011154278)--Thread(Thread[http-listener-1(1),5,main])--SELECT ID, DESCRIPTION, ROLE_NAME FROM ROLES
INFO:   Attempting find all: com.rms.myconferenceprofile.entity.Role
INFO:   [EL Fine]: sql: 2013-12-02 19:59:50.039--ServerSession(1830578621)--Connection(1600432374)--Thread(Thread[http-listener-1(1),5,main])--SELECT ID, DESCRIPTION, ROLE_NAME FROM ROLES
INFO:   RoleSelectItemsConverter.getAsObject called for UOComponent {javax.faces.component.html.HtmlSelectOneMenu@368dde0b} and value {}
INFO:   Attempting find all: com.rms.myconferenceprofile.entity.Role
INFO:   [EL Fine]: sql: 2013-12-02 19:59:50.042--ServerSession(1830578621)--Connection(947366464)--Thread(Thread[http-listener-1(1),5,main])--SELECT ID, DESCRIPTION, ROLE_NAME FROM ROLES
INFO:   [EL Fine]: sql: 2013-12-02 19:59:50.044--ServerSession(1830578621)--Connection(966514315)--Thread(Thread[http-listener-1(1),5,main])--SELECT t1.ID, t1.EMAIL, t1.FORENAME, t1.INACTIVE, t1.PASSWORD, t1.PHONE_NUMBER, t1.REGISTERED_DATETIME, t1.SURNAME, t1.ADDRESS_ID FROM USER_ROLE_MAP t0, USERS t1 WHERE ((t0.ROLE_ID = ?) AND (t1.ID = t0.USER_ID))
    bind => [2]
INFO:   Attempting find all: com.rms.myconferenceprofile.entity.Role
INFO:   [EL Fine]: sql: 2013-12-02 19:59:50.048--ServerSession(1830578621)--Connection(119432927)--Thread(Thread[http-listener-1(1),5,main])--SELECT ID, DESCRIPTION, ROLE_NAME FROM ROLES
INFO:   RoleSelectItemsConverter.getAsObject called for UOComponent {javax.faces.component.html.HtmlSelectOneMenu@368dde0b} and value {}
INFO:   Attempting find all: com.rms.myconferenceprofile.entity.Role
INFO:   [EL Fine]: sql: 2013-12-02 19:59:50.051--ServerSession(1830578621)--Connection(1342595455)--Thread(Thread[http-listener-1(1),5,main])--SELECT ID, DESCRIPTION, ROLE_NAME FROM ROLES
INFO:   END PHASE PROCESS_VALIDATIONS 3
INFO:   START PHASE UPDATE_MODEL_VALUES 4
INFO:   SelectedRole setter called. Value: exhibitor
INFO:   END PHASE UPDATE_MODEL_VALUES 4

I've just obtained some more debug info looking at how many times Role.equals() is being called and what the comparison object is. It makes interesting reading! I can understand the first set of iterations through the available Role entities (iteration stops when the Role selected by the user is identified) but the second set of iterations through the whole Role table puzzles me. If were looking at a big table (e.g. countries or states) it would seem that my code is very inefficient!
INFO:   START PHASE PROCESS_VALIDATIONS 3
INFO:   RoleSelectItemsConverter.getAsObject called for UOComponent {javax.faces.component.html.HtmlSelectOneMenu@18a45031} and value {eventOrg}
INFO:   Attempting find all: com.rms.myconferenceprofile.entity.Role
INFO:   [EL Fine]: sql: 2013-12-02 20:54:37.596--ServerSession(1165546789)--Connection(544502930)--Thread(Thread[http-listener-1(3),5,main])--SELECT ID, DESCRIPTION, ROLE_NAME FROM ROLES
INFO:   Attempting find all: com.rms.myconferenceprofile.entity.Role
INFO:   [EL Fine]: sql: 2013-12-02 20:54:37.599--ServerSession(1165546789)--Connection(1032878258)--Thread(Thread[http-listener-1(3),5,main])--SELECT ID, DESCRIPTION, ROLE_NAME FROM ROLES
INFO:   RoleSelectItemsConverter.getAsObject called for UOComponent {javax.faces.component.html.HtmlSelectOneMenu@18a45031} and value {}
INFO:   Attempting find all: com.rms.myconferenceprofile.entity.Role
INFO:   [EL Fine]: sql: 2013-12-02 20:54:47.789--ServerSession(1165546789)--Connection(948440937)--Thread(Thread[http-listener-1(3),5,main])--SELECT ID, DESCRIPTION, ROLE_NAME FROM ROLES
INFO:   equals() called - comparison object {}
INFO:   equals() called - comparison object {delegate}
INFO:   equals() called - comparison object {exhibitor}
INFO:   Attempting find all: com.rms.myconferenceprofile.entity.Role
INFO:   equals() called - comparison object {eventOrg}
INFO:   [EL Fine]: sql: 2013-12-02 20:54:47.793--ServerSession(1165546789)--Connection(1537445637)--Thread(Thread[http-listener-1(3),5,main])--SELECT ID, DESCRIPTION, ROLE_NAME FROM ROLES
INFO:   RoleSelectItemsConverter.getAsObject called for UOComponent {javax.faces.component.html.HtmlSelectOneMenu@18a45031} and value {}
INFO:   Attempting find all: com.rms.myconferenceprofile.entity.Role
INFO:   [EL Fine]: sql: 2013-12-02 20:55:08.661--ServerSession(1165546789)--Connection(697639746)--Thread(Thread[http-listener-1(3),5,main])--SELECT ID, DESCRIPTION, ROLE_NAME FROM ROLES
INFO:   equals() called - comparison object {}
INFO:   equals() called - comparison object {delegate}
INFO:   equals() called - comparison object {exhibitor}
INFO:   equals() called - comparison object {eventOrg}
INFO:   equals() called - comparison object {venueOrg}
INFO:   equals() called - comparison object {ADMIN}
INFO:   END PHASE PROCESS_VALIDATIONS 3

Additional info following assist from Xtreme Biker:
I am not using JSF Managed Beans as I understand support will be withdrawn after the next release. The getSelectItems method is contained in a utility class that is not explicitly scoped - as I'm using CDI, I guess the only scope that would be equivalent to @ViewScope would be @ConversationScope? This method is lifted from NetBeans auto generated code so is probably not optimal.

A: Your provided code shows you're performing persistence layer access in an inappropriate place. Assuming your managed bean is @ViewScoped the way to go should be using preRenderView event or @PostConstruct to call the persistence layer and keep all the loaded values in variables. Later on, you'll return just that variables in getter methods. There's no need to hit the DB again till the end user performs another request.
Consequently, doing such operations in getter methods is considered a bad practice. JSF will call that method everytime it needs to access a property because it doesn't cache that values (you need to do that in your own bean and that is done storing them in variables).
Also hitting the DB in Converter classes is considered as bad, but it's supposed to be avoided using Omnifaces Converters.
You seem to use getSelectItems method to populate your available values. However, that's not what you're calling from the view, as it has two parameters. What method are you calling it from? Are you loading List<?> entities once and again?
Unrelated to the problem I suggest you to use Java name conventions. Methods that begin with get are getters and they don't receive any parameter. The setter ones receive only one parameter, corresponding with what they have to set. Any different method shouldn't start with get or set (you could use load or prepare preffixes).
See also:

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*When to use f:viewAction / preRenderView versus PostConstruct?

*Why JSF calls getters multiple times

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NATIONAL sprint queen Michelle-Lee Ahye produced a season best performance to finish third in the women's 100m as the IAAF Diamond League rolled into Oslo, Norway, yesterday.
Also among the medals for TT was another Commonwealth Games champion Jereem Richards who clinched a second bronze for TT in the men's 200m.
Ahye was slow off the blocks but gained precious ground in the second half of the stretch to clock 11.06 seconds in her first official event since April's Commonwealth Games. She bettered her time from the Australia event which she won in 11.14 seconds.
While Ahye put on a strong display, she was up against an in-form Murielle Ahoure of Ivory Coast who went on to win the event in 10.91 seconds.
Also putting a dent on Ahye's hope for a top-two finish was Great Britain's Dina Asher-Smith, who ran the race of her life. Asher-Smith finished behind Ahoure in a photo finish, breaking her national record with a time of 10.92 seconds.
Following the race, Ahye Tweeted: "11.06 SB, I'll take that for my actual official race after Commonwealth Games.. I'm healthy and happy."
Nigeria's reigning African 200m record holder Blessing Okagbare-Ighoteguonor, who has seen better form, finished fourth in 11.12 seconds.
TT's Khalifa St Fort who won gold at the Pan American U-20 Championships last year and was a 2018 Commonwealth Games finalist, gained valuable experience despite finishing last. The 20-year-old clocked 11.28 seconds.
In the men's 200m race, Richards was the third and final TT athlete in action yesterday. He clocked 20.19 seconds, behind race winner Ramil Guliyev of Turkey, who ran 19.90 seconds and runner-up Aaron Brown of Canada, who also dipped under 20 seconds (19.98).
The next leg of the Diamond League will be held in Stockholm, Sweden, where Ahye and St Fort will again line up in the women's 200m.
The TT duo, along with Richards and other top national athletes are expected to be home later this month to contest the NGC Sagicor NAAA National Open Championships, which runs from June 22-24 at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo.
Turkey's Ramil Guliyev, right, takes gold in the Men's 200m, ahead of runner-up Aaron Brown of Canada, left, and third-placed Jereem Richards of TT, centre, in the IAAF Diamond League 2018 Bislett Games in Oslo, Norway, yesterda.


From November 6, 2010, until March 13, 2011, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao will host Haunted: Contemporary Photography/Video/ Performance, an exhibition featuring over one hundred works by sixty different artists who examine myriad ways in which photographic imagery is incorporated into recent art, with the aim of underscoring the unique power of recording technologies and documenting a widespread contemporary obsession with accessing the past, both collective and individual.
The exhibition was on display at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York until September 6 of this year, where it met with great success. In Bilbao, sixty new works will be included alongside selections from the initial presentation, some of which have never been exhibited in Spain before.
Much of contemporary photography and video seems haunted by the past, by the history of art, by apparitions that are reanimated in recording technologies, live performance and the virtual world. By using dated, passé or quasi-extinct stylistic devices, subject matters and technologies, such art embodies a melancholic longing for an otherwise unrecoverable past.
With a particular emphasis on photography, but also including other forms of artistic expression such as painting, video, film, performance and installation art from the 1960s to the present day, Haunted is co-curated by Jennifer Blessing, Curator of Photography, and Nat Trotman, Associate Curator, both from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, and reveals the extraordinary quality of the photographic and new media works in the Guggenheim Collections.
The exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao will feature recent acquisitions made by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, including works by Marina Abramović, Sophie Calle, Tacita Dean, Gregory Crewdson, Thomas Demand, Roni Horn, Christian Marclay, Richard Prince, Cindy Sherman, Hiroshi Sugimoto and Jeff Wall. It will also include artworks created in the 1960s and 70s by artists such as Andy Warhol, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Joan Jonas, Robert Rauschenberg, Martha Rosler and Robert Smithson, which represent the incorporation of photographic images in contemporary art on a massive scale and will help put more recent works in context.
Finally, a significant part of the show will be dedicated to works created after 2001 by young artists such as Walead Beshty, Anne Collier, Rachel Harrison, and Idris Khan, as well as others not included in the New York exhibition: the American artists Slater Bradley, Lucinda Devlin, Lia Halloran, Matt Keegan, Ryan McGinley, Lisa Oppenheim, Aida Ruilova, and Lorna Simpson; Carlos Garaicoa from Cuba; Diego Perrone from Italy; the Australian artist Tracey Moffatt; and the Lebanese artist Walid Raad.
Haunted: Contemporary Photography/Video/Performance, which occupies the second floor of the museum, is divided into five formal and conceptual categories which reflect the different ways in which the participating artists choose to understand and address the past: Appropriation and the Archive; Death, Publicity and Politics; Documentation and Reiteration; Landscape, Architecture and the Passage of Time; and Trauma and the Uncanny.
Some works incorporate stylistic devices and subject matters that seem dated, passé or quasi-extinct; others capture traumatic moments of the historical past; some are recreations of previous works, creating the sensation that they are pursued by a lost or distant original; there are ghostly images and morbid symbols of the past as ruins and apocalyptic landscapes; and, finally, there are creations that analyze the role that archives play in collective memory and personal obsession.