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Justia › US Law › US Case Law › US Supreme Court › Volume 222 › Tefft, Weller & Co. v. Munsuri
Tefft, Weller & Co. v. Munsuri, 222 U.S. 114 (1911)
Tefft, Weller & Co. v. Munsuri
Decided December 4, 1911
There is no appeal to this Court from an order disallowing a claim made by the District Court of the United States for Porto Rico sitting as the bankruptcy court.
The express provisions in § 25 of the Bankruptcy Act for the exercise of appellate jurisdiction by implication exclude the right to exercise jurisdiction over a subject not delegated by that or some other statute.
An order of the bankruptcy court disallowing a claim is a step in the proceeding, and not a controversy arising in the proceeding within the meaning of § 24a. Coder v. Arts, 213 U. S. 234; Hewit v. Berlin Machine Works, 194 U. S. 296.
The fact that no method of review is prescribed by the statute in certain cases does not justify this Court in disregarding the statute and assuming jurisdiction where none exists.
That this Court has assumed jurisdiction in a case in which its jurisdiction passed unchallenged is not controlling in a subsequent case when the jurisdiction is challenged. Armstrong v. Fernandez, 208 U. S. 324, qualified and limited.
The provisions for review of judgment of the District Court of the United States for Porto Rico in § 35 of the Act of April 12, 1900, 31 Stat. 85, c. 191, do not affect the exclusive modes of review specifically provided for in the Bankruptcy Act.
The facts, which involve the jurisdiction of this Court of appeals under the Bankruptcy Act, are stated in the opinion.
APPEAL FROM THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES FOR PORTO RICO
MR. CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE delivered the opinion of the Court.
We are of opinion that a motion made to dismiss this case must prevail, and we therefore state only the facts which are essential to the consideration of that subject.
In 1907, the commercial firm of "Sucesores de Jose Hernaiz" was adjudicated an involuntary bankrupt. Tefft, Weller & Company and those who are here conjointly appellants with that firm presented their claims against the firm, and they were allowed by the referee. In October, 1907, as the result of proceedings whose initiation it is unnecessary to consider, the court held that one Julian Munsuri was not a limited, but a general, partner of the bankrupt firm, and hence was generally liable for its debts. Munsuri subsequently moved the referee to vacate the allowance previously made of the claims which had been presented by the appellants, and to disallow said claims. This motion was based on alleged settlements of the claims which it was asserted had been made with Munsuri in 1903. The referee denied the motion because he concluded that the asserted settlements, although they had been in form made, had been procured by the fraud of Munsuri, and therefore were not binding. Munsuri, by petition for review, sought to reverse the action of the referee. The court, on February 9, 1909, passing on the
petition for review, reversed the action of the referee. It was held that the settlements relied upon by Munsuri were binding. An order was made directing that the previous allowance of the claims be vacated and that the claims be disallowed. Thereupon the court filed its "findings of fact and conclusions of law," which were recited to have been made "in pursuance of general order in bankruptcy No. 36, p. 3." The attorney for the creditors then petitioned for the allowance of an appeal to this Court from the judgment and order "whereby the referee's report denying the motion to disallow the claims of said creditors is reversed and set aside and the said claims are disallowed."
At the time the appeal was allowed (the one which is now under consideration), assignments of error were filed assailing the action of the court in disallowing the claims, and the merit of these assignments has been elaborately insisted on in the argument at bar. As appellate jurisdiction over courts of bankruptcy is expressly provided for in the Bankrupt Law, including the cases or classes of cases in which this Court has authority to review the action of courts of bankruptcy, we must turn, at least primarily, to that act in order to test the correctness of the motion to dismiss for want of jurisdiction which has been made. Now, the subject of the power to review the orders of bankruptcy courts disallowing claims in bankruptcy proceedings is in express terms provided for by the Bankrupt Act in § 25a as follows:
"APPEALS AND WRITS OF ERROR"
"a. That appeals and equity cases may be taken in bankruptcy proceedings from the courts of bankruptcy to the circuit courts of appeals of the United States, and to the supreme court of the territories, in the following cases, to-wit . . . (3) From a judgment allowing or rejecting a debt or claim of five hundred dollars or over.
Such appeal shall be taken within ten days after the judgment appealed from has been rendered, and may be heard and determined by the appellate court in term or vacation, as the case may be."
This express provision for the exercise of appellate jurisdiction by the courts therein named over the case here presented by necessary implication must be held to exclude the right of this Court to exercise appellate jurisdiction over a subject not delegated unless some other provision of the statute compels to a contrary view. But, instead of tending to so do, the context of the statute adds cogency to and makes irresistible the implication arising from the provision of 25a, above quoted. This result flows from the careful provision otherwise made by the statute for the exercise of appellate jurisdiction by this Court over proceedings in courts of bankruptcy, or the orders, judgments, and decrees rendered by such courts, none of which embraces the character of case here presented. Indeed, when the context of the statute is considered and the distribution of appellate jurisdiction for which it provides is taken into view, it becomes certain that to extend by remote implication, based upon conceptions of inconvenience, the reviewing power of this Court to a subject like the one now in question would destroy the symmetry of the law and would render necessary limitations on the power of this Court to review as to important subjects concerning which the power would otherwise obtain.
See 25(b), paragraphs 1 and 2, defining the appellate power of this Court in certain cases, and see also the right to certify questions to this Court and the authority conferred on this Court to allow writs of certiorari conferred in § 25(d), as well as authority conferred by 24(a,) to which we shall hereafter advert. We might well leave the sufficiency of the motion to dismiss to rest upon these conclusive considerations, but we nevertheless briefly refer to the contentions pressed in argument to the contrary.
1. The main reliance is upon § 24(a), which, it is virtually insisted, controls the other provisions of the statute, and therefore confers jurisdiction in this case. The text of 24(a) is this:
"Jurisdiction of appellate courts. -- (a). The Supreme Court of the United States, the circuit courts of appeals of the United States, and the supreme courts of the territories, in vacation in chambers and during their respective terms, as now or as they may be hereafter held, are hereby invested with appellate jurisdiction of controversies arising in bankruptcy proceedings from the courts of bankruptcy from which they have appellate jurisdiction in other cases. The Supreme Court of the United States shall exercise a like jurisdiction from courts of bankruptcy not within any organized circuit of the United States and from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia."
But the entire argument rests upon a misconception of the words "controversies in bankruptcy proceedings," as used in the section, since it disregards the authoritative construction affixed to those words. Coder v. Arts, 213 U. S. 234; Hewit v. Berlin Machine Works, 194 U. S. 296, 194 U. S. 300. Those cases expressly decide that controversies in bankruptcy proceedings, as used in the section, do not include mere steps in proceedings in bankruptcy, but embrace controversies which are not of that inherent character, even although they may arise in the course of proceedings in bankruptcy. The cases referred to, moreover, by necessary implication determine that the mere allowing or disallowing a claim in bankruptcy is a proceeding in bankruptcy, and not a controversy arising in bankruptcy, within the intendment of the section. Nor is there force in the contention that, because the District Court of Porto Rico is a court of bankruptcy "not within an organized circuit of the United States," therefore authority to review its action in a case like this is conferred on this Court by the concluding sentence of § 24(a). This is true because
the proposition really rests upon the misconstruction of the section already pointed out. That is to say, as the sentence relied upon only confers upon this Court "a like jurisdiction" to review the Acts of the particular courts of bankruptcy which the sentence designates to that conferred by the immediately preceding provisions of § 24(a) -- that is, to review controversies in bankruptcy -- it follows that the sentence confers no power to review a mere step in bankruptcy taken by a bankrupt court, even although such court be one of those referred to in the last sentence relied upon.
The fact that the result of the previous settled construction of the statute causes it to come to pass that orders in mere proceedings in bankruptcy, rendered by the court below when acting as a court in bankruptcy, may not be susceptible of being reviewed in any court unless in some case where such review is specially provided for in the Bankrupt Act, affords no ground for disregarding the plain text of the statute by assuming jurisdiction where none exists.
It is true, as suggested in argument, that in Armstrong v. Fernandez, 208 U. S. 324, jurisdiction was exerted to review the action of the court below in a case which was not susceptible of being reviewed under the construction of the statute which we have here applied. But in that case there was no appearance of counsel for the appellee, and while a general suggestion was made in the argument of appellant as to the duty of the court not to exceed its jurisdiction, no argument concerning the want of jurisdiction was made. The case, therefore, in substance proceeded upon a tacit assumption of the existence of jurisdiction -- an assumption which would not be now possible in consequence of the authoritative construction given to 24(a) in Coder v. Arts, supra. Under these circumstances, the mere implication as to the meaning of the statute, resulting from the jurisdiction which was in that case merely assumed to exist, is not controlling, and the Armstrong case,
therefore, insofar as it conflicts with the construction which we here give the statute, must be deemed to be qualified and limited.
But it is urged that, as the proceeding below was a controversy between the creditors and Munsuri as to whether he was liable as a general partner, the matter before us is susceptible of being treated as a controversy arising in bankruptcy, and as distinct from a step in bankruptcy proceedings. But, under the circumstances here disclosed, the contention is wanting in candor. We say this because the appeal was specifically taken from the order as one disallowing the claim of the appellants of an alleged indebtedness to them from the bankrupt firm, and such was the character necessarily attributed to the order by the judge when he entered it, and which was affixed to it by the assignments of error filed at the time the appeal was taken. Moreover, we think the contention is necessarily negatived, as we have said, by the ruling in Coder v. Arts. Finally, it is contended that the right to review, wholly irrespective of the provisions of the Bankrupt Act, the order here in question, arises under § 35 of the Foraker Act, 31 Stat. p. 85, enacted nearly two years after the passage of the Bankrupt Law, viz.:
"Writs of error and appeals from the final decisions of the Supreme Court of Porto Rico and the district court of the United States shall be allowed and may be taken to the Supreme Court of the United States in the same manner, and under the same regulations, and in the same cases, as from the supreme courts of the territories of the United States, and such writs of error and appeal shall be allowed in all cases where the Constitution of the United States, or a treaty thereof or an act of Congress, is brought in question and the right claimed thereunder is denied."
Waiving consideration of the question as to whether the present appeal was allowed
"in the same manner, and under the same regulations, and in the same cases, as from the
supreme courts of the territories of the United States,"
we think it evident that, as to questions of the character of those presented by this appeal, arising in steps in bankruptcy proceedings proper, the modes of review specifically provided for in the Bankruptcy Act are exclusive.
Dismissed for want of jurisdiction.


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Meg Shelton (died 1705) known as the "Fylde Hag" was an English woman accused of witchcraft. Her grave can be seen at St. Anne's Church in Woodplumpton, now part of the City of Preston district of Lancashire.

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References

External links
 Meg Shelton the Fylde Witch at mysteriousbritain.co.uk
 People and Stories - 'Other Witch Stories' by Melvyn Dod at lancastercastle.com

1705 deaths
People from Preston (district)
Year of birth unknown

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Jesse Eisenberg Talks Lex Luthor Return And If He Was In Ben Affleck's 'The Batman'
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by Noah Villaverde on September 18, 2021
Jesse Eisenberg pondered his future as Lex Luthor and revealed if he was involved in Ben Affleck's scrapped version of The Batman.
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Uppu Huli Khara Review; Chitraloka Rating- 3.5/5
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Uppu Huli Khara Review
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package demo.util;

import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;

import java.util.Random;

/**
 * 类名称:RandomGenerator
 * 类描述:随机生成器
 * 创建时间:2016年4月25日 下午4:08:23
 * 修改时间:2016年4月25日 下午4:08:23
 * 修改备注:
 *
 * @version
 */
public class RandomGenerator
{
    @NotNull
    private static Random r = new Random(47);

    public static class Boolean implements Generator<java.lang.Boolean>
    {
        public java.lang.Boolean next()
        {
            return r.nextBoolean();
        }
    }

    public static class Byte implements Generator<java.lang.Byte>
    {
        @NotNull
        public java.lang.Byte next()
        {
            return (byte) r.nextInt();
        }
    }

    public static class Character implements Generator<java.lang.Character>
    {
        public java.lang.Character next()
        {
            return CountingGenerator.chars[r.nextInt(CountingGenerator.chars.length)];
        }
    }

    public static class String extends CountingGenerator.String
    {
        // Plug in the random Character generator:
        {
            cg = new Character();
        } // Instance initializer

        public String()
        {
        }

        public String(int length)
        {
            super(length);
        }
    }

    public static class Short implements Generator<java.lang.Short>
    {
        @NotNull
        public java.lang.Short next()
        {
            return (short) r.nextInt();
        }
    }

    public static class Integer implements Generator<java.lang.Integer>
    {
        private int mod = 10000;

        public Integer()
        {
        }

        public Integer(int modulo)
        {
            mod = modulo;
        }

        public java.lang.Integer next()
        {
            return r.nextInt(mod);
        }
    }

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The first week of July is very busy for me. Straight from a scheduled photo shoot, my husband and I arrived to dine at Cabalen that is located in Market! Market! Bonifacio Global City Taguig, Philippines. It is a well-known eat all you can restaurant in the metro that food lovers usually visit from time to time.
It was my idea to have lunch in the said eat all you can restaurant because I really like their place at Cabalen in Glorietta Makati City. Based on my previous post, I can see in the photos familiar dishes and that means I really have my favorite choices at Cabalen.
Cabalen at Fiesta Market! Market!
One of the reasons I chose Cabalen at Fiesta Market! Market! is accessibility. It is located near our place and so convenient for me to dine there after picture taking for the blog. There are times that I just want to enjoy a fiesta setting during lunch so I visit this place from time to time.
My outfit for the dining experience is so simple - I preferred wearing a gingham vest, a white Uniqlo t-shirt and a structured skirt.
For my footwear, I just donned a pair of black shoes so I will be comfortable for the lunch out. My hair is braided and styled on one side since it is part of the look that I had for the fashion shoot.
Cabalen is located near Gerry's Grill just before the main entrance of the mall at Market! Market! in Bonifacio Global City Taguig. It is clean and well-maintained so you don't have to worry about its ambiance.
I suggest that you check their discounted seats for dinner from time to time. I really wanted to try it if I am not busy but I wasn't able to avail one. When I saw that they offered discounted eat all you can meals, I was busy preparing for work.
Budget For Lunch Out at Cabalen Market! Market!
Our budget for the dining experience is more than P600.00 and it is more than enough to eat all you want at the restaurant. My husband and I love fiesta dining so it was perfect. Sometimes you will need to pay additional P60.00 for the drinks so you have to watch out for that.
Food Review of Cabalen Restaurant at Fiesta Market! Market!
I would be honest with you - I am thrilled to eat fried fish at Cabalen. It is just a simple way to enjoy seafood without spending more time preparing it. I love seafood dishes so those are my first choices when I eat at an eat all you can restaurant.
Aside from that, I love their kare kare because it is well-cooked since the taste is just perfect. Even if I'm after the vegetables, I really love the whole of it. There are other well-prepared food products at the Cabalen, including desserts and native snacks. By the way, ice cream is not served here. I am not sure if they're not really serving it since we had ice cream at Cabalen Glorietta branch.
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UConn Reaches 14th Straight Final Four, Tops NC State in 2OT | Sports News
March 29, 2022 Prince 14th, 2OT, Final, News, Reaches, Sports, State, Straight, Tops, UConn
By DOUG FEINBERG, AP Basketball Writer
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) — In a double-overtime thriller that put UConn's record streak of women's Final Four appearances at serious risk, Paige Bueckers came through for the Huskies — and earned a trip home to Minneapolis.
The sensational sophomore scored 15 of her 27 points after regulation, and UConn beat North Carolina State 91-87 on Monday night to reach its 14th straight Final Four.
"Two days ago I said, 'Win or go home,' but we won and I'm still going home," said Bueckers, who missed nearly three months this season with a left knee injury. "This is crazy. I'm just so excited no matter the location, no matter where it is."
Bueckers, who grew up 10 miles outside the site of the Final Four, scored the first five points in the second overtime to lift the Huskies (29-5), who will face defending champion Stanford in the national semifinals on Friday night.
Bueckers returned last month from the knee surgery that sidelined her for 19 games, and in eight appearances before this one, she wasn't quite the same. But against N.C. State, she looked like the player who was named AP Player of the Year in 2021. She was named the Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament's Bridgeport Region.
"Thank God Paige came back, because she just gives everybody so much confidence and then everybody just kind of played and everybody took turns making plays," UConn coach Geno Auriemma said. "It was just an amazing basketball game and it was a great showcase for our sport."
Auriemma said it was one of the greatest games of his Hall of Fame career at UConn. The Huskies were ranked No. 5 in the final AP Top 25 before the tournament; the Wolfpack were No. 3, and both talented rosters shined.
"It was just amazing. … No one wants to lose," Auriemma said. "Everyone was making big play after big play. no one backed down from the moment. It's a shame one of us had to lose. Would be great if both of us could go."
N.C. State was within 86-84 late in the second OT. Christyn Williams made a free throw and then a layup with 21 seconds left to give UConn an 89-85 lead.
Jakia Brown-Turner — who had forced the second overtime on a 3-pointer with 0.8 seconds left in the first extra period — then made a layup to get the Wolfpack within two, but Williams converted a layup off the inbounds to seal the win.
UConn had lost senior center Dorka Juhasz to a forearm injury earlier in the game.
"This team has been through so much and it's only made us stronger," Bueckers said. "And if we see one of our sisters go down, we're going to do it for her. We all love each other, we're all so close. It just signifies what we've been through all year. Whole bunch of adversity, highs and lows, ups and downs. We stayed composed and we stayed together."
Brown-Turner finished with 20 points for N.C. State (32-4), and Elissa Cunane scored 18. Williams had 21 points for UConn and freshman Azzi Fudd had 19.
Both teams had chances to win in the final 30 seconds of regulation. UConn's Olivia Nelson-Ododa was fouled with 28 seconds left and missed both free throws. On the ensuing possession, Diamond Johnson dribbled down the clock and drove before passing it back out to Kai Crutchfield, who was way off on a deep 3-pointer from the wing.
This was the first double-OT women's NCAA Tournament game in the regional final or later. UConn won an overtime game for the first time in its storied tournament history; the Huskies had been 0-5 after regulation.
N.C. State was trying to reach the national semifinals for the second time in school history. The Wolfpack made it that far in 1998, beating the Huskies in the Elite Eight that season to advance. None of the current roster had been born then.
"This journey has been incredible and this team has done so much and accomplished so much," said Cunane, a senior. "Although this is hurtful right now, proud of all we've done this season. I couldn't be more proud of the team."
Crutchfield, Raina Perez and Kayla Jones all came back this year using their extra COVID-19 season that was granted by the NCAA to try and lift the Wolfpack to new heights. They succeeded, advancing farther than the team had in 24 years.
"What a legacy they have now," coach Wes Moore said. "Another step would have made it better."
The Huskies dealt with injuries and COVID-19 issues all season and had their most losses since 2012, including their first conference defeat in nine years and their first loss to an unranked team since 2012.
Things have been looking up for UConn since the team started getting healthy, starting with Bueckers.
UConn suffered a major blow when Juhasz went down in the first half with a scary-looking injury just above her left wrist. She was fouled on a putback attempt and landed awkwardly when she tried to put her hands down to brace her fall.
Juhasz was on the floor in tears and was helped back to the locker room with her team up by seven points. The Huskies extended the advantage to 10 before N.C. State cut it to 34-28 at the half.
She returned to the bench at the start of the fourth quarter dressed in warmups with with her arm in a sling.
"It was one of those, you've seen it before on TV and it wasn't pretty," Auriemma said. "They had a chance to see it up close. They were pretty shook up about it. You could see it in their faces."
UConn and Stanford have a storied history in the Final Four, having played five times in the national semifinals or championship game — most recently in 2014. UConn is 4-1, including a win in the Final Four in Minneapolis in 2005.
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In the future, in a world baked dry by the harsh sun, there are those who live inside the wall and those, like sixteen-year-old midwife, Gaia Stone, who live outside. Gaia has always believed it is her duty, with her mother, to hand over a small quota of babies to the Enclave. But when Gaia's mother and father are arrested by the very people they so dutifully serve, Gaia is forced to question everything she has been taught to believe. Gaia's choice is now simple: enter the world of the Enclave to rescue her parents, or die trying.
Caragh M. O'Brien's Birthmarked was actually one of the very first reviews I posted on this blog when I started it. In future, much as I love blogging and reviewing new books, I hope to have more time for both rereading and completing series I've started and not finished, which, because of my woeful memory, will generally involve restarting. In this endeavor, I will be doing these reread review, comparing what I thought then to what I think now, as an obviously evolved reader. In this case, I also switched formats, audiobooks being easier to fit in with my current reading schedule.
Having reread this, I largely agree with my past self. Birthmarked certainly does have a much slower pace than the average dystopian novel, lacking both the adventure and heavy does of romance that typifies YA's general take on the genre. I also concur with my rather simplified description of Birthmarked as a more traditional dystopian novel, meaning that it focuses more on world building than anything else, and does flip the supposed good society on its head as the heroine uncovers the secrets of the system.
Expanding further on the slow pace, O'Brien's Birthmarked can be compared with the more recent post-apocalyptic offering Not a Drop to Drink, in the way that both follow a single girl with a fairly narrow world view. Neither girl has magical powers or is particularly remarkable. They're not without talents or cleverness, but they're not the MOST anything. Gaia's skills lie in midwifery, about which O'Brien includes enough detail to sell the concept but little enough to keep an easily grossed out person like me from having to DNF.
Gaia's atypical as well in her appearance. Unlike all the perfect heroines in the YA world, Gaia's face is scarred from a burn obtained in childhood. Because of this, she lives outside the wall, rather than having been advanced to a more comfortable life inside. Though she's not completely ugly, Gaia's appearance is repellent to all but those who take the time to get to know her. She's never been coddled or had her life made easier because of her appearance.
Birthmarked also has a strong emphasis on family. The love that Gaia's parents have for her and she for them is obvious, even though the only moments that she spends with them are in memories or in tragic circumstances. Her family was poor but happy, even with the specter of two advanced sons hanging like pall over the family.
I find my earlier comments about the descriptions of the people versus the place puzzling. Perhaps I was once more of a visual reader than I am now, or, maybe, in print, the setting was so well described I actually could picture it, making the characters seem odd in comparison. Of course, now I'm more self-aware and I don't tend to criticize something like that, because only the most vivid descriptions result in visual images for me as I read.
The romance element, which I did not touch on back in the day, is…alright. Both Gaia and Leon seem more taken with one another than I see much justification for, frankly. From Leon's side, there might be reasons due to his work, and Gaia does at least know she's an idiot for thinking about his handsome face when she knows nothing about him. I don't feel much chemistry between them, but I'm not opposed to the ship either. What I like best is that they both remain practical, placing survival over romance in most every case, as well as retaining their personalities.
In all, I come out to about the same place on this one as I did before, though obviously much more mindfully so. Since then, I've read about a hundred dystopian novels, and, with that, I can say that I think this is much better than most of them, if not perfect or emotionally resonant.
While the audiobook was not terrible, I'm not going to recommend it as the ideal way to read Birthmarked. The performance is tolerable, I suppose, but not well done enough to tempt me into reading the latter two in audio format as well, even if that means waiting longer to get to them. Carla Mercer Meyer's narration is decent for the most part except for two things. First, she has trouble with the letter S, and a lot of words with an S come out mushy. This is not the enunciation I expect from someone who does voice work for a living. Also, she mispronounces a handful of words throughout. The ones I caught and noted down were: mucusy (moo-cuss-e), hurriedly (her-reed-lee & her-ree-ed-lee), and sorrowfully (sour fully). Now, this is not really the narrator's fault. This should have been caught during the initial recording process or during the editing of the audiobook, at which point she would have been brought back in to rerecord the words.
For the heroine: lots of stuff.
For me: there are babies in this.
It's fun to compare thoughts from then and now (although some older reviews make me cringe) One of the first thing I noticed is the different cover, I think I like this one better.
I prefer my characters to not be 'the best, the strongest, the smartest etc.' It can make them unrealistic. So the fact that she is scarred in her face sounds interesting. It reminds me of Eon, where the MC is crippled after a hip injury.
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LULLLLLLLLLLLL YOU AND BABIES, I swear that's so funny.
I think I am over my baby fear. Everyone I know is having them and then omg someone had the cutest one the other day and it had these cheeks and I was like, I WANT ONE. But Tony does not, at least not yet. But omg, baby fever.
I LOVE RE-READS. I own this as a signed copy some place. So I should probably read it at some point.
Hmmmm, I've listened to a few Tantor audiobooks. They aren't my favorite.


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Twin Cities Daily Planet (https://www.tcdailyplanet.net/today-daily-planet_34/)
Today in the Daily Planet
By Bob Keller | July 22, 2006
"Council approves controversial West Lake Street design":https://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/1859
By Craig Cox, The Minneapolis Observer
Following a lengthy and often passionate debate, the City Council on Friday easily approved a controversial design for the reconstruction of West Lake Street near Lyndale Avenue.
"Mattson abandons attorney general race":https://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/1858
By Mike McIntee, Inside Minnesota Politics
Local attorney Jennifer Mattson drops out after DFL heavyweights come forward
"Welcoming life, facing death":https://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/1857
By Nancy Sartor, The Northeaster
A young father struggles to come to grips with a terminal illness
"Piling on Matt Entenza":https://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/1855
By Rich Broderick, Special to the Daily Planet
The vultures circled early around Entenza's attorney general's candidacy
"Reunion revulsion":https://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/1854
By Rosemary Ruffenach, Special to the Daily Planet
One woman's response to a high school reunion invitation


After reading these words, what type of music comes to mind?
Maybe a familiar chorus? Something upbeat?
That's okay. Because I think the dedication line throws off many songwriters when it comes to this psalm.
The dichotomy between the tune and the words of this Psalm reminds me of a song I learned during my voice lessons in high school.
The hymn was "I Cannot Tell," and I sang a combination of verses one and two.
For yet the Savior, Savior of the world is here.
The tune may come easily to those who know the song. But, it may surprise some to know that these words are sung to a well-known tune.
As this lilting melody carries us over lyrics, we can be reminded that not all praise songs require boisterous voicing.
Perhaps it is easier to think of a powerful beat and a mantra chorus when reading the first two verses of Psalm 9, too. But, the rest of the psalm speaks to the dedication.
Sing praises to the Lord who reigns in Jerusalem.
The nations have fallen into the pit they dug for others.
The Lord is known for his justice.
The wicked will go down to the grave.
Make them tremble in fear, O Lord.
We can't know the original tune itself. Yet, it need not be a dirge or requiem. Rather it can be a song whispered on a whistling wind, much like an air.
We don't know the identity of the son in the dedication. Maybe the son was David's. Yet, even as the words speak of a battle, a prayer for victory, and a quiet interlude, the chorus calls for a death-defying resurrection.
Which makes another Son come to mind. His death…and resurrection…are why I sing a different tune about my own demise. It's one I whisper–even whistle–wherever I go.


Two Hamptons people lost important court cases last week and will suffer the consequences. One will go to jail. The other may have to pay more than a million dollars.
The two cases appear to have something in common, however. And what is in common should be a lesson to us all. My Uncle Ed told me this long ago. If they're playing poker in the kitchen, don't be in the living room.
The first case is a criminal case involving the Panoramic, a grand resort of 117 units on the ocean in Montauk. The French family owned it for more than a half-century, but in 2006 sold it to an investment company run by two men who happen to be brothers-in-law.
In 2010, my wife and I got a tour of the place under reconstruction from one of these men, Adam Manson, age 42. The dirt was flying. But it was out of season and the place was not open.
Manson was passionate about the project. They were re-modeling the half-dozen residence buildings on the hillside going down to the beach, one by one. They'd be able to stay open while doing this. After spending as much as $30 million on the initial purchase, when they were done, the resort would be stunning.
Because this resort was built before zoning, however, they'd have to keep the footprint and silhouettes of all the buildings the same or modified only slightly from where they were before, with the Town Building Department watching every step of the way. The buildings were grandfathered in. So they would have to do that.
There would no longer be more than 100 units. Units would be combined and there would be 68. They would sell, co-op fashion, for more than $1.5 million each. We got to see some of these units, and they were indeed beautiful.
Manson seemed fully engaged in this project. His partner, Brian Callahan, held down the home office in Great Neck. Their firm name was Distinctive Ventures.
While Manson was toiling away in Montauk, his brother-in-law and partner Brian Callahan was running a Ponzi scheme out of another office, which in the end totaled more than $100 million. He was convincing wealthy people to let him manage money in his investment fund (there were actually four funds), and instead of making investments and paying the interest and dividends to the investors, he simply paid off the early investors with the money given him by new investors. At one point, the Montauk Fire Department invested with the company. Although, after they felt uneasy about it for some reason, the company returned what they had invested.
Callahan pleaded guilty in April to one count of securities fraud and one count of wire fraud and faces up to 40 years in prison. Manson, who we met, initially pled not guilty to his charges, claiming he did not know anything about the Ponzi scheme. Prosecutors said, however, that he lied to an auditor and helped create false documents. And so for his transgressions, Manson finally pled guilty to "conspiracy to commit securities fraud." He will be sentenced to up to five years in prison.
The Panoramic, now called the Panoramic View Resort & Residences, continues under renovation and is meanwhile open for business and looking mighty good if you ask me, as we saw it over the weekend from the street. Manson, in his plea deal, will forfeit all unsold units at the property, which are valued at $60 million, plus an additional $3.9 million in criminal proceeds. Manson and Callahan may also have to repay approximately $96 million in restitution to those who lost money in the scheme.
The second case was a civil matter involving the longtime East Hampton Town Justice Catherine Cahill. In 2005, while she was adjudicating cases on the bench here, her husband, attorney Marvin Hyman, was doing a deal buying and selling land in the Buckskill section of East Hampton, hoping to make a profit. It was a matter of several million dollars. In 2003 Hyman had gone into partnership with Nelson Gerard involving this land, and then got a buyer to pay $1.9 million for part of the parcel—a deal that Gerard said was done without his knowledge.
As this was happening, Hyman learned he was terminally ill. As it happened, according to the case, he figured a way to take nearly all of the $1.9 million and transfer the funds to a joint account he had with Cahill. According to court documents, Hymen felt he was entitled to do this in the agreement with Gerard because what was being sold was for the preservation of part of the parcel, and that was not in his agreement with Gerard. He died on December 15, 2005.
Gerard sued, and, last week, after all these years, a judge ordered Cahill, who is no longer a judge, to pay back $1,045,400 to Gerard, plus interest, which could bring the total to be paid to about $2.25 million.
It was not exactly that all this was hanging over Justice Cahill during her term in office, which was from 1993 to 2013. The public knew something about it but it did seem to be a case of he said, she said.
Now the court has ruled. Mr. Hyman "deliberately and stealthily carried out his plan to spirit away the process of the sale out from under the nose of his partner," the decision reads.
In a 2007 deposition, Mrs. Cahill, who is also a lawyer, refused to answer questions about whether she knew what was going on, claiming spousal privilege. She did later on say her husband told her that he did not agree to anything.
An attorney for Mr. Gerard spoke to the court about spousal privilege and said basically that in business matters such as this, a wife or husband can't hide behind that if it was some business matter that could be openly discussed with anybody.
Stay sharp. If it doesn't look right, don't make assumptions. If you hear people talking softly in the kitchen, make sure you get in there and find out what's going on. After that, you can decide what to do.


Welcome back. Ready? Let's go.
So this issue is heavy with threat and challenge, particularly around the shape of the industry and the established advertising agency model. Yet the economic signs are healthy and the prognosis for marketing vigour is pretty good. All of which means we can either choose to make the most of our current buoyancy and sod the future, or we can set about investing the necessary effort now that will secure the industry's long-term survival.
Two final thoughts, then – one from Andy Nairn, who cautions against getting carried away with new stuff just because it's new: "The less 2016 is about 2016, the better 2016 will be"; and from Leonard: "Our biggest danger this year is that we settle for what we did last year."


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Q: Continues to encounter Interrupt 13 when write a simple OS for x86 I'm trying to write a simple OS for 80386. When I was writing interrupt handler, I encounter interrupt 13 over and over again. I mean the program enters interrupt handler with number 13 after finishing last interrupt handler.
I read about 80386 manual and know interrupt 13 is General Protection Exception. But I don't know what exactly causes this exception or how to response to this exception.
I have tried to do nothing in interrupt handler for interrupt 13, but the program throw this exception over and over again.
Status of registers:
edi: 0x1000 4096
esi: 0x0 0
ebp: 0x105ed8 1072856
oesp: 0x105ea0 1072800
ebx: 0x0 0
edx: 0x3f8 1016
ecx: 0x105f24 1072932
eax: 0x35 53
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gs: 0x10 16
fs: 0x10 16
es: 0x10 16
ds: 0x10 16
trapno: 0xd 13
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err: 0x210 528
eip: 0x1022db 1057499
cs: 0x8 8
eflags: 0x12 18 0b 1 0010
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esp: 0x8 8
ss: 0x212 530
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Here is my code:
https://github.com/stskyblade/StarOS/blob/7dcfabc74c208fffa1f8eda3da5aa68a1b7c1bca/src/interrupt.cpp#L78

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9 Nov 2015 23 Sep 2022 Erwin Castro M&A, Technology Deals
Akamai Technologies Buys Bloxx To Beef Up Cloud Security
Akamai, the global leader in content delivery network services, has acquired Scotland-based Bloxx, to beef up its cloud security services. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Akamai plans to use Bloxx's technology to bolster its portfolio of enterprise cloud security offerings, which work to protect corporate networks against all types of threats. The company believes that Bloxx's Secure Web Gateway technology, which protects around 800 million devices worldwide, will be instrumental to Akamai's goal of bringing a new suite of cloud-based services to market in 2016.
Willie M. Tejada, senior vice president and general manager, Cloud Networking division Akamai, said in a statement: "Akamai's traditional business has been about making the Internet fast, reliable, and secure for websites and applications", "As we look to the future, our strategy includes doing the same for the enterprise, helping to protect corporate end users from the exposure to unsuitable content, viruses, malware, and data leakage. By adding Bloxx's SWG technologies to our solutions, coupled with the security intelligence that we obtain from our global platform, we believe we are well-positioned to help protect enterprises and their employees from a growing threat landscape."
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Kathmandu Valley is also known as Nepal Valley historically and also one of the old ancient civilization in the world. It is bowl-shaped and it covered 570 sq. km. It height 1400 meters above from sea level. Kathmandu valley includes the Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur district combine. In Kathmandu valley alone, more 4 million lived it and the capital city of Nepal. Kathmandu Valley has more than 100 important monuments and also several pilgrimage sites for Hindus and Buddhists. Kathmandu Valley is home of seven world heritage sites which is densely occupied within 15 sq. km.
Kathmandu Valley is the most developed and populated place in Nepal having more than 4 million. It is also economic powerhouse of Nepal which output one-third of GDP alone or around $6.5 billions. When you visiting Kathmandu, Nepal, You must visit these places. You loved when this cultural heritage and century-old temples and stupa with your own eyes.
Boudhanath Stupa
Boudhanath Stupa is one of the largest spherical stupas in Nepal, located at the east of Kathmandu. It is major landmark cultural heritage site in Kathmandu valley.
Boudhanath is the center of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal. Boudhanath is 36 meters tall which is one of the largest stupas in South Asia. Boudha Stupa is listed at 1979 on UNESCO World Heritage site.
Boudhanath Stupa (Picture by Nabin K. Sapkota)
Swayambhunath Stupa
Swayambhunath Stupa aka Monkey Temple is one of the major heritage sites in Kathmandu city. It is also known as Monkey Temple.
It is located atop in the hill of northwest of the Kathmandu Valley. The words Swayambhu means "Self-Created" and also believe that this religious site exists more than 2000 years ago. There are comprises of the main stupa, many shires, monastery, temples, museum and library. From the Swayambhu stupa, we can see the panoramic views of Kathmandu city. The hanging the colorful prayer flags over the stupa is stunning sight and It feels to calm suddenly in your body.
Swayambhunath aka Monkey Temple
Pashupatinath Temple
Pashupatinath temple is one of the sacred temples in the world for Hindu people. It is located on the banks of Bagmati River, north-east of Kathmandu in the eastern part of Kathmandu Valley. It was built in 5th century by Kama Dev and later renovated by Malla Kings. The main temple only for Hindu people, not for other religions. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. During the Maha Shivaratri festival, more than 1 million devotees visit the Pashupatinath temple.
Panoramic view of Pashupatinath temple (pic by Laxman Thapa )
Kathmandu Durbar Square is situated right in the heart of Kathmandu. This Durbar square is also known as Hanuman Dhoka or Basantapur Durbar square. This historical rich of cultural, religious with commercial value. It was built during Malla kings. The major attraction of Kathmandu Durbar square are Kasthamandap, Kumari Bahal, Gaddi Baithak, Maru Ganesh, Mahadev temple, Kal Bhairav, Taleju temple, Mul Chowk, Nasal Chowk, Manju Deval and Museum inside the palace. Kasthamandap and Trailokya Mohan Narayan Temple was completely destroyed by earthquake of 25th April, 2015. But Nepal Government currently working on rebuilding the destroy heritage temple and structure in Durbar square. You can the most beautiful wood carving on every temple. It is worth to visit having more than 500 years old temples and heritage.
Patan Durbar square is located in the heart of Patan city, It is one of the three Durbar squares in the Kathmandu Valley which is also listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This Durbar square construction began around 14th to 18th centuries during the Malla Kings period. You can see the most visually stunning Newari architecture in Nepal. The major attraction of Patan Durbar Square is Krishna Temple, Patan Museum, Golden Window, Mahaboudha Temple, Hiranya Varna Mahavihar, Sundari Chowk, Mul Chowk, Keshab Narayan Chowk, Patan Museum, Bhimsen Mandir Temple, Vishwanath temple, Jagan Narayan Temple (Destroyed), Hari Shankar Temple(Destroyed). Nepal Government is working on restoring the destory temple in Patan Durbar Square by Earthquake 2015.
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Bhaktapur Durbar Square
In Kathmandu valley, Bhaktapur Durbar square is the most beautiful Durbar square in Nepal. Bhaktapur Durbar Square is located in the Bhaktapur, which lies 13 km east of Kathmandu. It is magnificent spacious durbar square, where you can see the beautiful clay work by potter.
The major attraction of Bhaktapur Durbar Square is 55 window palace, Vatsala Temple, Nyatapola Temple, Bhairav Nath Temple, Golden Gate, Mini Pashupatinath Temple. It is one of the beautiful and cleanest durbar square and also highest tourist visit among durbar square in Kathmandu Valley. You can see spectacular view of 16th century of heritage, temples, palaces and also you see the fine wood craving in the durbar square.
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Changu Narayan Temple
Changu Narayan temple is located on a high hilltop, place called Changu. The temple is located in Changu Narayan village of Bhaktapur district. It is around 22 km away from Kathmandu. It is believed that Changu Narayan Temple is Nepal's oldest temple, built in 3rd century by King Mandev, lichchavi king. It is two-tiered pagoda style. This temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. You can the spectacular view of different type of sculptors and craving of stones, wood and metal inside temples area.
Nagarkot is located 32 km east of Kathmandu, Nepal in Bhaktapur district. It is famous for sightseeing of himalayan views from our hotel balcony. You can see magnificent views of the Annapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Langtang, Jugal, Rolwaling, Everest and Number himalaya but thanks to rapidly changing weather, you cannot see this himalaya. The best view seasons are March to April and October to December.
View of the valley and the mountain range to the north-east of Nagarkot in the very early morning.
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Visit Thamel
Thamel is commercial hub for tourist, center in Kathmandu valley. Over more than 90 per cent of tourists visit this place. It is hotspot area for tourism industry. This bustling area having more than 200 hotels, pubs, lounge, restaurants, and also handcraft shop. It is worth to visit this area. You can buy handicraft item from it as souvenir to loved one.
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Report: USMNT interested in Northern Ireland manager
By Nicholas MendolaNov 13, 2017, 11:35 AM EDT
And an outsider emerges…
English commentator Ian Darke says the United States will talk to Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill regarding its vacant managerial spot.
Dave Sarachan is leading the USMNT for Tuesday's friendly in Portugal, and the lack of competitive international fixtures for more than 600 days means U.S. Soccer needs not rush to find a boss.
[ USMNT: Most to gain/lose vs. Portugal ]
O'Neill, 48, was capped 31 times by Northern Ireland and played club for Newcastle United, Dundee United, Hibernian, and Wigan Athletic during a long and well-traveled playing career.
He managed Brechin City and Shamrock Rovers before taking the NI gig, leading the Norn Iron to an upset of Ukraine at EURO 2016 and a 1-0 knockout round loss to Wales. Northern Ireland finished second in its World Cup qualifying group, but lost an international playoff to highly-favored Switzerland 1-0 on an away goal (one that came from an awful penalty call).
That said, O'Neill still has limited experience in managing, and NI was blessed by favorable draws in EURO and World Cup qualifying. Marquee wins are few and far between, especially away from home, and NI does have some strong players in Steven Davis, Chris Brunt, Gareth McAuley, and Jonny Evans.
He also has a DUI in his background.
O'Neill might be a good choice, given his experience in rallying an underdog on the world stage. He's certainly the right sort of guy to interview, so this is a promising sign. Most important in my book? He's not Sam Allardyce.
USA to approach Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill , according to reports this morning
— Ian Darke (@IanDarke) November 13, 2017
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O'Neill "thought the ref had blown for foul or offside"
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By Nicholas MendolaNov 9, 2017, 5:33 PM EDT
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill is feeling rightly aggrieved after his side's World Cup hopes took a huge blow via a poor penalty call.
[ RECAP: N. Ireland 0-1 Switzerland ]
Romanian referee Ovidiu Hațegan called Corry Evans for a handball when Xherdan Shaqiri's shot was blocked by the leaping defender, who had his arm tucked into his body near the top of the 18.
Shaqiri admitted he "didn't know if it was a penalty or not," though most others will tell you it should not have been given. Ricardo Rodriguez converted the chance for the Swiss, who were better on the day, and the 1-0 tie heads to Basel on Sunday.
Here's O'Neill, from the BBC:
"The referee has no-one in his line of sight. Corry's arm isn't in an unnatural position, it's by his side. The ball hits him on the back more than anything. I thought the referee had blown for a foul or an offside. Nobody had claimed for it. I'm staggered by the decision, staggered by the yellow card."
O'Neill said the players have to channel their visible anger from the dressing room into a performance in Switzerland. It'll be hard, as stopping the Swiss attack requires complete defensive focus and the Norn Iron don't have the hopes of 0-0 and penalties.
Tags: Michael O'Neill, Northern Ireland, playoff, Switzerland, World Cup Qualifying, Corry Evans, Xherdan Shaqiri
Northern Ireland manager O'Neill banned for DUI
Associated PressOct 19, 2017, 10:20 AM EDT
EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP) Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill has pleaded guilty to drunk driving and been banned from the road for 16 months.
O'Neill was caught by police on the outskirts of Edinburgh at about 1 a.m. on Sept. 10 and was found to be around three times the legal drink-drive limit.
O'Neill appeared on Thursday at Edinburgh Sheriff Court where he received the driving ban and fine of 1,300 pounds ($1,700).
O'Neill's solicitor, James Mulgrew, told the court "this was simply a bad error of judgment."
Northern Ireland is still in contention for its first World Cup trip since 1986. The team plays Switzerland in a two-leg playoff next month to qualify for the World Cup in Russia next year.
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Scientists told us the dead would never walk the Earth. They were wrong.
They call it Lazarus. A virus so deadly that it kills and resurrects virtually everybody it infects. Bangkok becomes the first city to fall to the unstoppable army of the undead…but this is only the beginning. By the time the news channels are reporting on the devastated Thai capital, the virus has already spread around the globe.
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The end of the 2017-18 campaign is on the horizon, and attention will soon turn towards the summer transfer window. Some wantaway players may have already spoken to their agents about a potential move elsewhere, especially as the World Cup in Russia will reduce negotiation time in June and July.
In this slideshow, we pick out 11 Premier League stars who are unlikely to be at their current clubs at the start of next season.
Evans is coveted by some big names at the top of the Premier League and, given how far that interest has been taken, it's strange that he's still at The Hawthorns.
However, if ever a season has convinced a player his future should lie elsewhere, it's surely this one. From a personal perspective, Evans must know he's still capable of playing at a higher level (and for greater reward).
More broadly, why would the 30-year-old spend the good years he has left at what increasingly seems like a dysfunctional club? He's a free agent in 2019, but there's little chance of Evans sticking around at West Brom beyond this season.
Hazard is now in his prime at 27, meaning he faces the threat of spending his best years at a club who are unlikely to challenge for the Champions League – indeed, will probably not even be in it at all next season – and appear unwilling to award him the kind of wage that players of his standing can now expect to command.
Added to this is the tempestuous atmosphere which has descended upon Stamford Bridge and the uncertainty created by Antonio Conte's increasingly fractious relationship with his employers.
The fact that Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are now in their thirties may be playing on the Belgian's mind too. The duo's inevitable abdication will allow other players to compete for the Ballon d'Or, a prize which has only gone to players at an English club twice since the 1960s; Hazard may figure he needs to leave Chelsea this summer or that prize will forever elude him.
Gifted and creative, Lanzini is the type of attacking midfielder who would fit in well at a top-six club. Consider, for instance, what he might bring to a Liverpool side who could benefit from partially filling the gap left by Philippe Coutinho.
Further down the table, it's certainly conceivable that Everton or Leicester might take a punt, and both options would likely appeal to a player who has probably grown disillusioned with the way his current club is being run.
He should have gone about it in a different way, but Mahrez would have deserved his move to Manchester City in January. Whether it would have been in his best interests is another matter, but the Algerian has done enough to warrant a permanent home at a top-six Premier League side.
He'll go at the end of the season and, although Pep Guardiola would seem to be in pole position to sign him, expect a long queue for his services. Perhaps Arsenal or Tottenham would be a better fit, but Mahrez won't be at Leicester in 2018-19.
Marcus Rashford is generally assumed to have suffered most from Alexis Sanchez's arrival at Manchester United, but Martial is at least an equal victim. Of his 29 Premier League appearances at the time of writing, he's only completed the 90 minutes three times – a situation which isn't exactly conducive to his long-term development.
It's not a situation befitting his standing in the game, either. Trapped between the marquee signing and the exciting local kid, Martial – himself only just 22 – is one of the most promising players in Europe and any time spent away from either his best position or the starting line-up is a waste. There have already been links with Juventus and it wouldn't be a surprise to see him move on this summer.
Mawson's secret was out long before Gareth Southgate called him into the England squad: he's an excellent defender who's hitherto been disregarded because he plays for a lesser club.
Swansea now look likely to avoid relegation this season, but the club's owners like a profit and are short on rebuilding funds for next season. Given the kind of fee Mawson could command, it seems probable that he'll be finding a new home over the summer.
Whether the ex-Barnsley man would truly belong at a top-six side is debatable. He's more of an old-school centre-half than an ultra-modern ball-player, but he'd certainly be an asset to the sort of upper mid-table club with designs on being the best of the rest.
Time has finally run out for Mignolet at Anfield, with Loris Karius clearly now Jurgen Klopp's first choice between the posts – pending various potential big signings in summer. The Belgian isn't a bad goalkeeper, though, and he'd be a perfectly serviceable option for a club further down the table or a European side looking for experience.
Liverpool's owners will presumably be keen to get Mignolet off the wage bill, so there's unlikely to be a big quibble over a fee. With the Belgian still just 30, plenty of teams could do worse – and already are.
Despite Watford's slump, Richarlison remains one of the signings of the Premier League season. His talent has never been in doubt and he now has the evidence to prove he can perform in the top flight, so the Hornets will do very well to retain his services for a second season.
Although Marco Silva's sacking was probably for the greater good, that decision's legacy might shape Richarlison's future. The forward was clearly disappointed by Silva's departure, and Javi Gracia's record to date doesn't suggest Watford are on to anything better with him at the helm.
A slightly reductive assumption, perhaps, but it does seem as if the two left-backs' futures are intertwined. Relations between Shaw and Jose Mourinho appeared to thaw earlier in the year, but the defender has been cast back to the periphery and publicly shamed by his manager again.
Further south, Rose and Mauricio Pochettino appear to have mended their relationship and the bridges burned in the summer have evidently been rebuilt. However, the full-back is far from the player he was last season and appears to have lost a yard of acceleration. One suspects that any attempt by Manchester United to sign him, with Shaw as a possible makeweight, would now be welcomed by Tottenham.
A free agent in the summer, Wilshere is already the subject of interest from Everton and would probably intrigue several European clubs as well.
The 2017-18 season has been a qualified success for the midfielder, who's largely stayed fit since his return to the Arsenal first team. Whether that's enough to earn a new deal at the Emirates remains to be seen, and there's also a chance that Wilshere could turn down fresh terms in favour of a change of scenery.
The England international may not be a complete enough player to exist at the very top of the game, but he needs to play regularly and a move to a slightly less competitive squad might be in his best interests.


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It supersedes https://phabricator.kde.org/D1350 which was accepted but didn't make it into plasma-workspace.
diff 2 structures the original patch from Kai Uwe by a clear arrangement of date/time/datetime and size.
It separates data shown from data to be copied.
This prevents automagically added access codes to be copied.
This enables comments in the entries not to be copied too.
The patch adds a submenu intended for other calendars as they get doable with a more advanced QLocale.
As a POC it shows now UNIX Time and Julian Date.
I have some minor nitpicks below, otherwise looking very good. You don't need to mention "Fixes https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=355190" in the commit message, the "BUG: 355190" already does this, also causes Bugzilla to auto-close the bug once committed, etc.
The reason I did not finish/submit my original patch is that the time dataengine is updated only once every minute (unless you have seconds enabled) so when you open the menu the seconds will not be accurate but reflect the last time it was updated (usually being 0).
I will try to figure out a way to force an update explicitly from QML, so we can finally have this in.
Prefer QString() over an empty literal ""
You don't need to create this menu here, QMenu::addMenu(QString) that you're using below already creates a new menu for you (basically just remove this and the next line).
It's a bit of a shame that we're mixing two data sources in the same applet, but I guess we're limited by whatever works.
you're removing everything that isn't ':' or a number ? Why?
Does every locale use : as a separator?
lets not put POC in code that we want to merge.
Also, by your own comment later, this leaks.
We want "menu" not "this" as the second context.
If you delete the menu first, this crashes.
Neither should happen, but better to be safer.
It was integrated to my best understanding and works for me.
Why "^[0-9:]"? Sometimes it is just fun using the biggest sledgehammer. But in all respect: it is even gender neutral to be smashed this way!
The QML / once a minute update problem (seconds all time 0) I didn't notice until now (4 PC/Notebook).
So, the question is what to do regarding the seconds :/ I couldn't figure out a way to cause a refresh of the data source. (A hack could be to disconnect and connect sources before showing the menu but urgh).
This way we always only update when the respective context menu is opened.
Sorry for not understanding the (perhaps your?) problem with the seconds.
On all PCs (x86/AMD64) I use the patch on i get the time of opening the context menu with a "correct" value of seconds. This value can be copied from the clipboard anywhere.
And you are right: there is no urgent need for a display of seconds and if not displayed it would remove some "visual bloat".
If you do not have seconds enabled in digital clock, the data source is only updated once every minute. You might not see this if you try it right after startup but eventually the seconds will always be :00 making it pointless to copy seconds. Ideally, we find a way to update the data source in the instance the menu is opened but I didn't find one.
Ah, I got it now and will try it.
But if the user decides not to see seconds displayed, it can be interpreted plausibly he doesn't want to see them in the clipboard too.
Good idea! Why didn't I think of this. I think this is a perfectly valid assumption. Can you take a look at this (and possibly my other comment)? Otherwise I can also take on and finish your patch from here, we had you waiting long enough :/ and would really nice to finally have this in the next release.
I think you get it much faster done. Please do it.
It supressed the seconds to be copied into the clipboard in case of the per minute update of the display.
Missing: I don't know how to make the result of the action available to the MMB (middle mouse button).
Kai Uwe, David any ideas how to proceed with the change last week?
I read this (unfortunately unpleasant) bug report the other day and was just asking on IRC how to put data the clipboard. I'll be studying this closely - nice work!
I don't know how to make the result of the action available to the MMB (middle mouse button).
QClipboard::setText() has a mode argument that specifies which buffer it should use.
Thanks Kai-Uwe for your advices with the qml problems.
I'am far from understanding this topic. Mostly cargo cult, but nevertheless working.
Do you have commit access? else I need your email address and can push it on your behalf.
@Kai-Uwe: Can you do the merge (DigitalClock.qml#77) before pushing, please?


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35. Scriptural References to Death.
But since here it is written in the three Evangelists, "They shall not taste of death,"57725772 Matt. xvi. 28; Mark ix. 1; Luke ix. 27. but in other writers different things are written concerning death, it may not be out of place to bring forward and examine these passages along with the "taste." In the Psalms, then, it is said, "What man is 469he that shall live and not see death?"57735773 Ps. lxxxix. 48. And again, in another place, "Let death come upon them and let them go down into Hades alive;"57745774 Ps. lv. 18. but in one of the prophets, "Death becoming mighty has swallowed them up;"57755775 Isa. xxv. 8. and in the Apocalypse, "Death and Hades follow some."57765776 Rev. vi. 10. Now in these passages it appears to me that it is one thing to taste of death, but another thing to see death, and another thing for it to come upon some, and that a fourth thing, different from the aforesaid, is signified by the words, "Death becoming mighty has swallowed them up," and a fifth thing, different from these, by the words, Death and Hades follow them." And if you were to collect them, you would perhaps find also other differences than those which we have mentioned, by a comparison of which with one another and right investigation, you would find the things signified in each place. But here I inquire whether it is a less evil to see death, but a greater evil than seeing to taste of it, but still worse than this that death should follow any one, and not only follow him, but also now come upon him and seize him whom it formerly followed; but to be swallowed up seems to be more grievous than all the things spoken of. But giving heed to what is said, and to the differences of sins committed, you will not I think, be slow to admit that things of this kind were intended by the Spirit who caused these things to be written in the oracles of God. But, if it be necessary to give an exposition clearer than what has been said of what is signified by seeing the Son of man coming in His own kingdom, or in His own glory, and what is signified by seeing the kingdom of God come with power, these things—whether those that are made to shine in our hearts, or that are found by those who seek, or that enter gradually into our thoughts,—let each one judge as he wills—we will set forth. He who beholds and apprehends the excellency of the Word, as he breaks down and refutes all the plausible forms of things which are truly lies but profess to be truths, sees the Son of man, (according to the word of John, "the Word of God,") coming in His own kingdom; but if such an one were to behold the Word, not only breaking down plausible oppositions, but also representing His own truths with perfect clearness, he would behold His glory in addition to His kingdom. And such an one indeed would see in Him the kingdom of God come with power; and he would see this, as one who is no longer now under the reign of "sin which reigns in the mortal body of those who sin,"57775777 Rom. vi. 12. but is ever under the orders of the king, who is God of all, whose kingdom is indeed potentially "within us,"57785778 Luke xvii. 21. but actually, and, as Mark has called it, "with power," and not at all in weakness within the perfect alone. These things, then, Jesus promised to the disciples who were standing, prophesying not about all of them, but about some.
5772 Matt. xvi. 28; Mark ix. 1; Luke ix. 27.
5773 Ps. lxxxix. 48.
5774 Ps. lv. 18.
5775 Isa. xxv. 8.
5776 Rev. vi. 10.
5777 Rom. vi. 12.
5778 Luke xvii. 21.