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package org.tinymediamanager.ui.movies;

import static org.tinymediamanager.core.Constants.*;

import java.beans.PropertyChangeEvent;
import java.beans.PropertyChangeListener;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.ResourceBundle;

import javax.swing.JLabel;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.JScrollPane;
import javax.swing.JTable;

import org.jdesktop.beansbinding.AutoBinding;
import org.jdesktop.beansbinding.AutoBinding.UpdateStrategy;
import org.jdesktop.beansbinding.BeanProperty;
import org.jdesktop.beansbinding.Bindings;
import org.tinymediamanager.core.movie.entities.Movie;
import org.tinymediamanager.core.movie.entities.MovieProducer;
import org.tinymediamanager.ui.UTF8Control;
import org.tinymediamanager.ui.components.ZebraJTable;

import ca.odell.glazedlists.BasicEventList;
import ca.odell.glazedlists.EventList;
import ca.odell.glazedlists.GlazedLists;
import ca.odell.glazedlists.ObservableElementList;
import ca.odell.glazedlists.gui.AdvancedTableFormat;
import ca.odell.glazedlists.swing.DefaultEventTableModel;
import ca.odell.glazedlists.swing.GlazedListsSwing;

import com.jgoodies.forms.factories.FormFactory;
import com.jgoodies.forms.layout.ColumnSpec;
import com.jgoodies.forms.layout.FormLayout;
import com.jgoodies.forms.layout.RowSpec;

/**
 * Panel to display the movie actors, writer and director
 *
 * @author Manuel Laggner
 */
public class MovieCrewPanel extends JPanel {
  private static final long                     serialVersionUID   = 2972207353452870494L;
  /** @wbp.nls.resourceBundle messages */
  private static final ResourceBundle           BUNDLE             = ResourceBundle.getBundle("messages", new UTF8Control()); //$NON-NLS-1$

  private MovieSelectionModel                   selectionModel;
  private EventList<MovieProducer>              producerEventList  = null;
  private DefaultEventTableModel<MovieProducer> ProducerTableModel = null;

  /**
   * UI elements
   */
  private JLabel                                lblDirectorT;
  private JLabel                                lblWriterT;
  private JLabel                                lblProducer;
  private JTable                                tableProducer;
  private JLabel                                lblDirector;
  private JLabel                                lblWriter;

  public MovieCrewPanel(MovieSelectionModel model) {
    selectionModel = model;
    producerEventList = GlazedLists.threadSafeList(new ObservableElementList<MovieProducer>(new BasicEventList<MovieProducer>(), GlazedLists
        .beanConnector(MovieProducer.class)));
    ProducerTableModel = new DefaultEventTableModel<MovieProducer>(GlazedListsSwing.swingThreadProxyList(producerEventList),
        new ProducerTableFormat());

    setLayout(new FormLayout(new ColumnSpec[] { FormFactory.RELATED_GAP_COLSPEC, FormFactory.DEFAULT_COLSPEC, FormFactory.RELATED_GAP_COLSPEC,
        ColumnSpec.decode("100px:grow"), FormFactory.RELATED_GAP_COLSPEC, }, new RowSpec[] { FormFactory.RELATED_GAP_ROWSPEC,
        FormFactory.DEFAULT_ROWSPEC, FormFactory.NARROW_LINE_GAP_ROWSPEC, FormFactory.DEFAULT_ROWSPEC, FormFactory.NARROW_LINE_GAP_ROWSPEC,
        RowSpec.decode("80px"), RowSpec.decode("default:grow"), FormFactory.NARROW_LINE_GAP_ROWSPEC, }));

    lblDirectorT = new JLabel(BUNDLE.getString("metatag.director")); //$NON-NLS-1$
    add(lblDirectorT, "2, 2");

    lblDirector = new JLabel("");
    add(lblDirector, "4, 2");

    lblWriterT = new JLabel(BUNDLE.getString("metatag.writer")); //$NON-NLS-1$
    add(lblWriterT, "2, 4");

    lblWriter = new JLabel("");
    add(lblWriter, "4, 4");

    lblProducer = new JLabel(BUNDLE.getString("metatag.producers")); //$NON-NLS-1$
    add(lblProducer, "2, 6, default, top");

    tableProducer = new ZebraJTable(ProducerTableModel);
    tableProducer.setTableHeader(null);
    JScrollPane scrollPaneMovieCast = ZebraJTable.createStripedJScrollPane(tableProducer);
    lblProducer.setLabelFor(scrollPaneMovieCast);
    add(scrollPaneMovieCast, "4, 6, 1, 2");
    scrollPaneMovieCast.setViewportView(tableProducer);

    initDataBindings();

    // install the propertychangelistener
    PropertyChangeListener propertyChangeListener = new PropertyChangeListener() {
      public void propertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent propertyChangeEvent) {
        String property = propertyChangeEvent.getPropertyName();
        Object source = propertyChangeEvent.getSource();
        // react on selection of a movie and change of a movei
        if ((source.getClass() == MovieSelectionModel.class && "selectedMovie".equals(property))
            || (source.getClass() == Movie.class && PRODUCERS.equals(property))) {
          producerEventList.clear();
          producerEventList.addAll(selectionModel.getSelectedMovie().getProducers());
          if (producerEventList.size() > 0) {
            tableProducer.getSelectionModel().setSelectionInterval(0, 0);
          }
        }
      }
    };

    selectionModel.addPropertyChangeListener(propertyChangeListener);
  }

  private static class ProducerTableFormat implements AdvancedTableFormat<MovieProducer> {
    @Override
    public int getColumnCount() {
      return 2;
    }

    @Override
    public String getColumnName(int column) {
      switch (column) {
        case 0:
        case 1:
          return "";
      }
      throw new IllegalStateException();
    }

    @Override
    public Object getColumnValue(MovieProducer producer, int column) {
      switch (column) {
        case 0:
          return producer.getName();

        case 1:
          return producer.getRole();
      }
      throw new IllegalStateException();
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
    @Override
    public Class getColumnClass(int column) {
      switch (column) {
        case 0:
        case 1:
          return String.class;
      }
      throw new IllegalStateException();
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
    @Override
    public Comparator getColumnComparator(int column) {
      return null;
    }
  }

  protected void initDataBindings() {
    BeanProperty<MovieSelectionModel, String> movieSelectionModelBeanProperty = BeanProperty.create("selectedMovie.director");
    BeanProperty<JLabel, String> jLabelBeanProperty = BeanProperty.create("text");
    AutoBinding<MovieSelectionModel, String, JLabel, String> autoBinding = Bindings.createAutoBinding(UpdateStrategy.READ, selectionModel,
        movieSelectionModelBeanProperty, lblDirector, jLabelBeanProperty);
    autoBinding.bind();
    //
    BeanProperty<MovieSelectionModel, String> movieSelectionModelBeanProperty_1 = BeanProperty.create("selectedMovie.writer");
    AutoBinding<MovieSelectionModel, String, JLabel, String> autoBinding_1 = Bindings.createAutoBinding(UpdateStrategy.READ, selectionModel,
        movieSelectionModelBeanProperty_1, lblWriter, jLabelBeanProperty);
    autoBinding_1.bind();
  }
}

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Represents the GSA both on and off campus; presides over all meetings of the Executive Board, Cabinet, and Council; appoints all directors.
Advocates for improved graduate student life; fosters collaborative relationships with various offices of the university community; manages all GSA standing & ad hoc committees; appoints representatives to all university committee and liaison positions; oversees Community Service Director and Graduate Student Space Director.
Oversees planning and implementation of all programs, services, and social events; coordinates with the Office of International Students and Scholars, various university cultural organizations, other universities, and government entities; oversees Programming Directors and International Student Outreach Director.
Oversees and disburses funds of the organization; reports budget status to Council; prepares and submits annual budget for Council approval; oversees Grants Director.
Keeps and publishes minutes of all Executive Board, Cabinet, and Council meetings; maintains GSA archives; manages communication with association and its Council; maintains graduate student clubs list; oversees Media Director and Website Director.
Assists departmental and school Graduate Student Associations; coordinates programs and communication with alumni; serves as Executive Board liaison to the Council Representatives; oversees Professional Development Director.
Manages necessary changes to the constitution and by-laws; advises President and Council on procedural matters; oversees elections and referenda; presides over the GSA Awards process.
Organizes and executes on- and off- campus community service events to provide a graduate students a platform for giving back to campus, local, state, and/or international sources.
Coordinates with the Center for Career Development and other professional offices on campus; develops professional development programming for the GSA; assists Student Association with the undergraduate mentorship program.
Plans and implements GSA sponsored programs, services, and social events; oversees Beer Bike.
Oversees all advertising and marking efforts of GSA events; manages GSA social media accounts.
Maintains and updates the GSA website and online calendar.
Oversees the Grants Committee, Grants meetings, and Grants allocation; assists VP Finance with upkeep of yearly budget.
Serves as the primary liaison to the Office of International Students and Scholars; leads a monthly meeting with leaders of international student organizations; plans and implements the Graduate International Cultural Night.
Advocates for greener practices in grad student life; coordinates with other GSA directors to make events more sustainable; organizes environmentally-focused events for grad students; works with university representatives on green initiatives.


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Cryptonews News Kin Crashes on SEC Lawsuit News
Linas Kmieliauskas
@linas-kmieliauskas
05 Jun 2019 · 5 min read
Kin Crashes on SEC Lawsuit News
Kin (KIN), the native token of the Kin blockchain, crashed following the news that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued developer of this ecosystem, Canada-based Kik Interactive.
Source: iStock/bunhill
The price of KIN, which is now ranked 232nd by market capitalization, nosedived by 45% after the news went public, before rebounding. At pixel time (06:55 UTC), the coin is down by more than 29% in the past 24 hours and by 43% in the past week.
KIN price chart:
Source: coinpaprika.com
The SEC said it sued Kik Interactive "for conducting an illegal USD 100 million securities offering of digital tokens." The SEC charges that Kik sold the tokens to U.S. investors without registering their offer and sale as required by the U.S. securities laws. The SEC seeks a permanent injunction, disgorgement plus interest, and a penalty.
"By selling USD 100 million in securities without registering the offers or sales, we allege that Kik deprived investors of information to which they were legally entitled, and prevented investors from making informed investment decisions," said Steven Peikin, Co-Director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement. "Companies do not face a binary choice between innovation and compliance with the federal securities laws."
"Kik told investors they could expect profits from its effort to create a digital ecosystem," said Robert A. Cohen, Chief of the Enforcement Division's Cyber Unit. "Future profits based on the efforts of others is a hallmark of a securities offering that must comply with the federal securities laws."
Meanwhile, Kin's lawyer claims that "the SEC's complaint against Kik is based on a flawed legal theory."
"Among other things, the complaint assumes, incorrectly, that any discussion of a potential increase in value of an asset is the same as offering or promising profits solely from the efforts of another; that having aligned incentives is the same as creating a 'common enterprise'; and that any contributions by a seller or promoter are necessarily the "essential" managerial or entrepreneurial efforts required to create an investment contract. These legal assumptions stretch the Howey test [that helps to determine whether an asset, including digital assets, is an "investment contract"] well beyond its definition, and we do not believe they will withstand judicial scrutiny," Eileen Lyon, Kik's General Counsel, was quoted as saying in the response by Kin.
"The SEC's complaint against Kik also presents a highly selective and grossly misleading picture of the facts and circumstances surrounding our 2017 pre-sale and token distribution event. We look forward to presenting the full story in court," Kik's CEO, Ted Livingston added.
As reported, the Kin Foundation has set aside another USD 5 million in order to fight the SEC in a legal battle, considered to be "the most important storyline in the world of crypto securities law in 2019."
In late 2016 and early 2017, "Kik faced a crisis," and the company expected to run out of cash to fund its operations by the end of 2017, but its revenues were insignificant, according to the SEC filing. Kik decided to do an ICO, in what a board member called "a hail Mary pass," the SEC said.
The SEC has previously charged issuers in settled cases alleging violations of the securities registration requirements, including Munchee Inc., Gladius Network LLC, Paragon Coin Inc. and CarrierEQ Inc. d/b/a Airfox.
Meanwhile, Jake Chervinsky, a US-based securities lawyer, answered some of the questions raised by the crypto community in a thread on Twitter:
Who else do you feel is at *real* risk of facing a similar suit from the SEC?
For ICOs, I think the SEC will keep focusing on fraudulent actors. Kik is the Section 5 test case. Not much reason to bring others while it's pending. Outside ICOs, I think we'll start seeing actions against exchanges playing regulatory arbitrage & traders manipulating markets.
Token projects and exchanges are seeking better clarity. How much clarity (if any) will a ruling give to token projects and exchanges, regardless what the outcome is?
Depends on the ruling. District Court opinions aren't binding precedent, so no matter what, this case won't answer any big questions (unless it goes up on appeal). It'll likely affect the SEC's enforcement strategy going forward, though: if they lose, they'll likely back off.
If it goes to trial, should the Court analyse the legal nature of the token to see if it fits in the concept of security? Can we expect a broader analysis/comparison with other categories of crypto-assets? Possible impact of the case decision in future regulations?
The court will likely perform that analysis (applying the Howey test to Kin) long before trial, to resolve motions to dismiss and for summary judgment. I doubt other tokens will be considered, but the court's opinion could help clarify whether the SEC should / will sue more ICOs.
Is the USD 5 million fund enough for the lawyer fees?
Depends how the money is deployed and how far the case goes, but if Kik is serious about taking this to trial (and potentially up on appeal), then almost definitely not.
If they are determined a security should we expect many other ALTS to be subpoenaed?
I'd guess many ICO issuers have already received subpoenas, but if the SEC wins this case, they'll probably send more.
How will this affect cryptos regulatory outlook?
Depends on the outcome. While the case is pending, it probably doesn't change much. This is a big step for the SEC's Division of Enforcement, but otherwise, the rest of the US regulatory machine will just keep grinding forward.
Why should crypto investors care?
Because this case will help clarify how the US federal securities laws apply to digital tokens sold through ICOs, which in turn will dictate the future of dozens / hundreds of companies with tokens currently in circulation. It's still possible that the SEC will kill many of them.
Will IEO's face the same fate?
Depends on the IEO. Most of them are excluding US investors in an effort to stay outside the SEC's jurisdiction. If they succeed in that sense, then they won't have the specific issue that Kik is facing (failure to register with the SEC). They could have other problems, though.
How can the outcome of this affect the rest of the cryptoverse?
In a lot of ways. Mostly, it could help clarify how the Howey test applies to ICO tokens. Do they create a "common enterprise" just because everyone owns the same token? Do they qualify as currencies exempt from securities laws? It's a big step toward cleaning up the ICO mess.
If Kik win the case does that mean that other ICOs go scot-free?
Almost certainly not. Best case scenario for ICOs is a court order saying digital tokens aren't securities (unlikely). If that happens in the District Court, it's just one opinion that other courts can ignore. It's actually better for ICOs if Kik loses at trial & wins on appeal.
Read more: SEC Hints What Crypto Assets Might be Securities
Listen more: Katie Haun, a venture capitalist and former federal prosecutor, discusses the Kik case on the Axios podcast:
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You guys are going to love this album, I think. It is such a nice shout out to the guys and gals that rocked our world….. stay tuned for more updates!
It's ironic – we are sitting here working on "The Image in the Mirror" and we hear about a shooting here in Maryland – it's just sick…. what's wrong with us?


As moody clouds lingered in the background, this afternoon saw the iconic Sydney Opera House become abuzz as fashionistas hit the scene for the first show on this year's Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia calendar – Dion Lee's Resort collection.
Bringing his traditional utilitarian aesthetic to the outside venue, models took to the catwalk in gentle tousled "undone" hair by Jon Pulitano for Redken, while Maybelline New York makeup artist Nigel Stanislaus put a focus on strobing using the Maybelline V-Face Contour and Highlight Duo Stick.
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The age of cheap money is over. Here are the highlights
The end of low interest rates is stripping off a veneer of affluence.
Sarah O'Connor
Updated Nov 2, 2022 – 1.12pm, first published at 12.22pm
After the end of every era, a handful of images tend to linger in the mind. For me, the period of financial exuberance that came to a messy end in 2008 will always be encapsulated by the jobs fair I went to in my final year of university in 2006.
I remember strolling from one recruiter's stand to the next to gather up their extravagant freebies. I got a very nice shower radio from Goldman Sachs. Another company (I forget which) was handing out popcorn machines. There was no real question we would get good jobs; the question was which we would choose.
Some 51 per cent of buy-now-pay-later service users said it was the only way they could afford their purchase. .
Of course it didn't last. The decade that followed the financial crisis was grim by a number of metrics, notably in terms of people's pay packets. Wage growth across OECD countries was unusually weak. In the UK, real wages grew an average 33 per cent a decade from 1970 to 2007 but didn't grow at all in the 2010s.
Now we are watching another era come to an end. Not, sadly, the era of tough economic times, but the era in which those problems were accompanied by very low interest rates. Central banks around the world are raising rates to combat inflation. So, what will we remember of the age of cheap money?
The answer probably depends on who you are. For homeowners, much lower mortgage payments helped to take the edge off stagnant wage growth. Low rates also helped to boost the prices of homes and other assets.
People who owned houses had the weird feeling their properties were earning more than they themselves were. People who weren't on the housing ladder watched the bottom rung move further away.
In the UK, 55 per cent of those born between 1956 and 1960 were homeowners by the age of 30. For people like me born between 1981 and 1985, that figure was just 27 per cent.
The car market changed too. Instead of buying a new car with cash up front, it became increasingly popular to use "personal contract purchase" schemes which allowed customers to pay a deposit and a monthly fee.
This allowed people to drive fancier cars. In the UK in 2006, 46 per cent of new car registrations were financed at the point of sale by members of the Finance & Leasing Association. By 2019, that figure was almost 92 per cent.
The UK wasn't getting much richer as a nation, but you wouldn't have known it from all the Audis on the roads.
Low interest rates also sent money gushing into loss-making start-ups that promised to grow quickly. From Uber and Deliveroo to quick grocery delivery apps like Getir and Gopuff, investors subsidised people's taxi rides, takeaway meals and 15-minute deliveries of treats like beer and chocolate.
Then there was the expansion of "buy now, pay later" companies, which partner with retailers to give customers the option to pay for their stuff via interest-free instalments.
Under strain
This business model was perfectly placed to help retailers drive up sales in an era in which young consumers were feeling the pinch in their pay packets.
Swedish company Klarna, for example, has said US retailers that offer customers four interest-free instalments report a 68 per cent increase in average order value and 21 per cent higher purchase frequency.
A survey by the US Federal Reserve in 2021 found that while 78 per cent of buy-now-pay-later service users did it for convenience, 51 per cent also said it was the only way they could afford their purchase.
It would be overly curmudgeonly to say the opportunity afforded by low interest rates was entirely frittered away on services like these.
Low rates also helped to foster important investments in renewable energy and to underpin the shale boom in the US. But I will remember the decade as a time when economic stagnation came with a veneer of affluence.
Money was tight, but people could summon cheap rides and buy things even when they couldn't afford them.
These business models are now under strain. Uber's and Deliveroo's share prices have tumbled. Rapid grocery delivery apps are closing down or merging. The valuation of Klarna, once Europe's most valuable private tech company, has dropped from $US46 billion ($72 billion) to $US6.7 billion ($10.5 billion).
For that reason, I think the lasting image of the era of cheap money for me will be the recent announcement that customers can now pay for a Deliveroo takeaway in instalments via Klarna.
Deliveroo and Klarna say this isn't problematic, given that plenty of people buy takeaways with credit cards. Still, it's hard to escape the impression of two drunks propping each other up at the end of a long party.
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What do you do with a degree in Genetics?
This series of posts is about people who have studied genetics, about why they study genetics, and what they plan to do in the future.
Our first guest is Kathryn McRae, who is studying for her Masters degree in Genetics at the University of Otago and AgResearch Invermay. Her supervisors are John McEwan (AgResearch) and Neil Gemmell (Centre for Reproduction and Genomics, University of Otago).
Briefly, what is your research area?
Animal genomics, or more specifically sheep genomics. My project looks for signatures of selection sweeps in parasite resistant and susceptible flocks, so it also involves statistics, and a touch of parasitology and immunology as well (so a lot of learning on the job).
I have the greatest respect for teachers, and how much they can change the lives of their students; I can thank two teachers in high school for my current career path – one for introducing me to genetics, and the other for nurturing and expanding that interest. From the first lesson on genetics I was hooked; I went home that night and made all my family try to roll their tongues so I could draw up punett squares and make a pedigree!
What is the best part about your study?
When everything works! That and knowing that my research has the potential to make a difference for sheep farmers. There's a certain satisfaction in being able to justify what you're doing every day.
Conversely, are there any downsides to your study?
When nothing goes right, and you can't figure out why. It's also hard sometimes seeing friends who are out in the workforce and earning great money, but when it comes down to it I'd much rather be doing my job than theirs.
What keeps you going when your work gets stressful?
I find it often helps to talk to other scientists/post grads, as they can usually empathise. Exercise helps as well; breaking up my day with a trip to the gym is a great way of clearing my head. And sometimes I just need a break, so I'll get away from Dunedin and head down home for a weekend and get some fresh air.
Tell us a little about your education and career path. Do you think your career path is typical for your field?
My undergrad education was probably pretty typical; I spent 3 years at Otago studying Genetics and Zoology, and then did a semester on exchange at the University of Glasgow in Scotland. When I got back from overseas my intention was to find a job, but I went in to a meeting with my now supervisor to talk about job opportunities, and came out with Masters project! I'm based out at the Centre for Reproduction and Genomics (http://www.crg.org.nz/) at AgResearch Invermay instead of in at the university, which is a first for a Genetics student at Otago. I remember as an undergrad being advised to think carefully about doing postgrad study through a company, but none of the dire predictions have come true. The facilities (and the people) out here are fantastic, and while I do have to get clearance for any publications, I've never had any issues. I definitely think it's an option more people should be considering.
Are there any courses, internships and experiences that you found valuable? Any defining moments? Things you would do differently? People who influenced you?
After that first introduction, my decision to study genetics was confirmed at a two-week science camp in Auckland when I was 17 (what a geek). At Otago itself, one of the best choices I made was to do a summer studentship after my 3rd year, which is something I wish I had applied for earlier on. Until that point I had little interest in research as a career, but the experience gained from a summer in the lab was invaluable. If I had one piece of advice for undergrads doing science, it would be to apply for the summer studentships! Dunedin in the summer is actually a pretty nice place… honestly.
As for influences, my family has always encouraged me to continue on in science, despite the occasional ribbing from my brothers about my never-ending time at university. I've also been lucky in that I have two great supervisors, and a good support group of both science and non-science friends, the latter of whom are kind enough to nod along when I ramble on about my project.
Have you ever considered leaving science for a different career? Why? What made you stay with science?
When I came back from overseas, the 'global financial crisis' had just hit, and finding a decent job in genetics with only a BSc seemed a near impossibility. At that stage I seriously considered going to teacher's college, but before I made too many plans I was offered my current masters project and had committed myself to a further two years of study. While here have been times when I have questioned my sanity, at the end of the day I love the variability of science, and the joy of discovery. There's nothing quite like it.
Do you have any role-models?
Dr Pardis Sabeti, who I'd hadn't actually heard of until last year when I started working on the more statistics-based aspects of my project. She's had an amazing career so far, and manages to combine maths and biology and still be cool (and she's in a rock band). Who wouldn't admire that???
What's the next step for you career-wise?
By then I will have finished my PhD, and plan to still be in science, either back here in NZ or maybe even Australia. I'd love to be still working in agriculture; there's so much that can be gained by utilising genomics, and I'd like to help make that happen.


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Conroy"s national title gets Chico on board
By Leland Gordon |
PUBLISHED: April 12, 2009 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: September 8, 2018 at 12:00 a.m.
Chico doesn"t have any chair lifts, nor any significant snow-sprinkled hills to build them on. It"s not much of a skiing/snowboarding town, it could be argued, considering the abundance of 100-degree summer days and flat agricultural terrain.
Ryan Conroy just helped put Chico on the map in snowboarding in a big way, though.
The 18-year-old Chico High senior won the combined snowboarding in the Jam"s division (18-22 years old) at Copper Mountain, Colo. in the 2009 United States of America Snowboarding Association National Championships, capping off an undefeated season in the event. His two runs of 29.14 and 29.99 seconds earned the top spot in the GS at 59.13 and his 46.69 in the slalom was good for third in the nation.
It"s all about seconds and milliseconds in the fast-paced world of snowboarding, and the reason Conroy came out on top, he said, was by avoiding the little mistakes that add burdensome seconds.
"I had four solid runs, no mistakes. Any little mistakes can throw you off," Conroy said. "Putting together four solid runs, I knew I could pull off placing."
Confidence helped Pat and Suzanne Conroy"s son reach the top of the world in the biggest skiing event of the season for USASA, and it"s very easy to see how he has developed it. Conroy has simply dominated all year long, starting with an all-state season for the state-power Chico High team and ending with another appearance at Nationals. He never lost a race in the giant slalom all season long, and he posted the second-best GS time at Nationals last year — quite a season.
"I"m pleased with how it all turned out," Conroy said. "Mindset is a big part of racing. I had the confidence this year and that really helped. I knew what I had to do and it gave me an edge.
"I didn"t expect all that, it"s definitely a dream season. I couldn"t ask for anything more."
It was his past success that earned Conroy the best possible conditions for his runs. Points earned last season carried over to help Conroy earn the No. 1 spot this year, and that gave him the opportunity to cut fresh tracks in the fluffy, high-altitude Rocky Mountain snow.
"It was super high on the mountain and Copper Mountain is really high to begin with," he said. "The snow was in better condition up high. That was the best snow I"ve ever had the chance to race on and it was so nice to be able to race with no ruts."
Conroy"s creating huge success in a personal way, yet his comments rarely go on long without acknowledging his family or the Auburn Ski Club, the group he races with. He"s grateful for all the help he has received, Conroy said, and it"s a lot of help: A one-way drive to the mountains takes more than two hours from Chico and the snowboard needs to be waxed before every run.
"The Auburn Ski Club, it wouldn"t have happened without them," said Conroy, who also received help from Fifth Sun Graphics and Hughes Ski Hut. "They did wax for us and that helps out so much. People don"t realize how much that"s an issue. Without that none of this would have happened. I owe a lot to them."


Even though the meaning of dreams was distorted by numerous theories and suppositions, today we know that only Carl Jung could discover the real meaning of dreams, after analyzing the meaning of all images in the art, the religion, and the philosophy of all civilizations of the world, in all historical times.
His research was long and complicated. Only a genius like him could have the patience to care about so many details, and then, look for various explanations by relating his findings.
I didn't expect to be able to simplify his so complicated method of dream interpretation, but I managed to because I was guided by the unconscious mind that produces our dreams. Jung discovered that our dreams are produced by God, but he believed that the divine unconscious mind was only a good counselor for us. We should make our decisions based on our own conscience.
I had to disagree with Jung's last conclusions because he couldn't see all the absurdity contained in the human brain with the vision he had. On the other hand, he couldn't perceive the unconscious sanctity.
I saw that all mental illnesses are generated by the wild side of our conscience, the anti-conscience, which didn't evolve like our human conscience.
I concluded that we have to obey the wise unconscious guidance instead of doing what our ignorant and absurd conscience desires. Our conscience is too weak before the huge absurd content we have inherited into our anti-conscience, which is our primitive conscience, and gives us a wild personality. The anti-conscience is absurd, evil, selfish, cruel, indifferent, violent, and immoral; a true demon. It keeps invading our human conscience and trying to control our behavior.
If you want to have perfect mental health based on wisdom you have to eliminate your anti-conscience through psychotherapy.
Your mental stability lasts forever when you follow dream therapy because it is not based on suppositions, but on the real truth about your reality. The divine unconscious mind that produces your dreams is your protector. God's words in dreams help you transform your wild nature into human nature.
You cannot kill the negative content you have inherited into the biggest part of your brain because it is part of yourself. You have to transform this satanic content into positive content that will belong to your human conscience, and therefore, will be conscious. This means that you'll have the chance to use all of your brain power, which now goes wasted because it belongs to your anti-conscience. This unknown content will be part of the conscious field, and help you become more intelligent.
This discovery is very important and will change the route of humanity. Now we know how to definitively put an end to all mental illnesses, and also how to prevent mental illnesses. The new generations will never have to face a mental illness in their lives. They will follow the unconscious guidance while they are still young, and they still have a strong human conscience.
The anti-conscience manages to destroy various portions of our human conscience when we have traumatic experiences and deceptions in life. In this situation, we easily accept its absurd suggestions. They seem to help us solve our problems, while they will in fact lead us to suffering, frustration, and despair.
Our anti-conscience wants to mislead our human conscience and destroy it through craziness and despair. So, the absurd thoughts it sends to our human conscience are always very dangerous. If we'll follow them, we will unavoidably end up on despair.
However, these thoughts seem to be smart. Our human conscience believes that the absurd suggestions of our anti-conscience are smart ways to give us many benefits, even though we have to disrespect everyone and everything. The anti-conscience makes us believe that we have to be extremely selfish. This is how it makes us fall into its traps.
Now we know how to stop the destructive action of our dangerous anti-conscience. Now that I simplified and completed Carl Jung's method of dream interpretation everyone has the chance to clearly understand the divine guidance in dreams and avoid their anti-conscience's traps, without making costly mistakes.
We can completely eliminate what generates mental disorders and abnormal behavior when we eliminate the dangerous influence of our wild conscience into our human conscience. This knowledge is true salvation for humanity.
I discovered this truth because I obeyed the unconscious guidance in dreams, recognizing that I was ignorant and absurd. My obedience helped me understand the wise unconscious lessons, and discover how to eliminate the dangerous influence of the anti-conscience.
Our dreams are extremely important, not only because they work like free psychotherapy, but also because they help us find God and discover the existence of another dimension in our reality.
The unconscious mind is a psychotherapist who helps you find sound mental health and wisdom. Wisdom is sensitivity and sensibility at the same time. Wisdom is goodness, forgiveness, and compassion. Your sanity is protected by the perfection of your personality.
The divine unconscious mind helps you fight all mental disorders and become a true genius. You also pass through a process of spiritual purification, understanding the importance of goodness for the maintenance of peace.
You'll never make mistakes and or regret your actions. You'll become a wise human being, like the saintly unconscious mind, who works like a doctor and a spiritual guide.
Your real evolution begins when you get rid of your animal side and you discover all the alternatives you have in life. After eliminating your dangerous anti-conscience you feel relieved. You are always strong and self-confident because you control your behavior. You also know how to prepare your future the way you desire, how to read people's minds, and a lot more.


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Radical Chic is a Brazilian comic book character created by cartoonist Miguel Paiva in 1984 for Domingo magazine, a Sunday supplement of Jornal do Brasil.

The comic follows the titular character, Radical Chic, a woman in her thirties concerned with reality and also with her own happiness. Her name was inspired by the expression coined by the American journalist Tom Wolfe to refer to people who, in the 1960s and 1970s, were divided between worldly life and social commitment.

The character's comic strips were published by several newspapers and magazines (including a special insert in the women's magazine Nova) for about four decades and were also compiled in several books, including the O Livro de Pensamentos da Radical Chic, published in 2001 by Record, in which the character is the "author" of several ironic phrases on subjects such as diet, love, men and Rio de Janeiro.

In 1993, the character participated in a "pictorial" for Playboy magazine, in which she was drawn nude in a similar way to the publication's traditional photo essays. In the same year she became the protagonist of a TV show of the same name on Globo, in which she was played by actress Andréa Beltrão. Among other projects, she also had a game, worked in marketing campaigns and was the protagonist of a booklet by the Ministry of Health for a campaign against AIDS.

Although it is still republished regularly, Miguel Paiva "retired" the character and does not create new stories with her, stating that nowadays it no longer makes sense for a character like her to be written by a man. In his book Memória do Traço, released in 2019 and in which he talks about his career and his creations, the cartoonist states that Radical Chic today "lives in a place in Mauá, where she spends her life smoking marijuana and having sex".

In 2020, the character was honored by the Troféu HQ Mix when she was chosen as the model for the trophy for its 32nd edition. The trophy changes every year, always representing a different important character for Brazilian comics.

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Spiritualism and the Foundations of C. G. Jung's Psychology
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Charet uncovers some of the reasons why Jung's psychology finds itself living between science and religion. He demonstrates that Jung's early life was influenced by the experiences,beliefs, and ideas that characterized Spiritualism and that arose out of the entangled relationship that existed between science and religion in the late nineteenth century. Spiritualism, following it inception in 1848, became a movement that claimed to be a scientific religion and whose controlling belief was that the human personality survived death and could be reached through a medium in trance.
The author shows that Jung's early experiences and preoccupation with Spiritualism influenced his later ideas of the autonomy, personification, and quasi-metaphysical nature of the archetype, the central concept and one of the foundations upon which he built his psychology.
"I like and admire the great care with which the author blends together such a large number of sources of information about Jung and his ideas. He has done an amazingly thorough job of researching the subject." -- John T. Granrose, The University of Georgia
F. X. Charet has lectured in the Psychology and Philosophy of Religion at the University of Ottawa and McGill University, among others. He is currently researching another book on Jung and religion.
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The war in Ukraine is set to slow this winter, according to U.S. intelligence
Evgeniy Maloletka
A house burns after a Russian attack in Kherson, Ukraine, Saturday, Dec. 3, 2022.
KYIV, Ukraine — The head of U.S. intelligence says fighting in Russia's war in Ukraine is running at a "reduced tempo" and suggests Ukrainian forces could have brighter prospects in coming months.
Avril Haines alluded to past allegations by some that Russian President Vladimir Putin's advisers could be shielding him from bad news — for Russia — about war developments, and said he "is becoming more informed of the challenges that the military faces in Russia."
"But it's still not clear to us that he has a full picture of at this stage of just how challenged they are," the U.S. director of national intelligence said late Saturday at the Reagan National Defense Forum in Simi Valley, California.
Looking ahead, Haines said, "honestly we're seeing a kind of a reduced tempo already of the conflict" and her team expects that both sides will look to refit, resupply, and reconstitute for a possible Ukrainian counter-offensive in the spring.
"But we actually have a fair amount of skepticism as to whether or not the Russians will be in fact prepared to do that," she said. "And I think more optimistically for the Ukrainians in that timeframe."
On Sunday, the British Ministry of Defense, in its latest intelligence estimate, pointed to new signs from an independent Russian media outlet that public support in Russia for the military campaign was "falling significantly."
Meduza said it obtained a recent confidential opinion survey conducted by the Federal Protection Service, which is in charge of guarding the Kremlin and providing security to top government officials.
The survey, commissioned by the Kremlin, found that 55% of respondents backed peace talks with Ukraine while 25% wanted the war to go on. The report didn't mention the margin of error.
Levada Center, Russia's top independent pollster, found in a similar poll carried out in November poll that 53% of respondents supported peace talks, 41% spoke in favor of continuing the fight, and 6% were undecided. That poll of 1,600 people had a margin of error of no more than 3.4 percent.
The British Defense Ministry noted that "despite the Russian authorities' efforts to enforce pervasive control of the information environment, the conflict has become increasingly tangible for many Russians since the September 2022 'partial mobilization.'"
"With Russia unlikely to achieve major battlefield successes in the next several months, maintaining even tacit approval of the war amongst the population is likely to be increasingly difficult for the Kremlin," it said.
In recent weeks, Russia's military focus has been on striking Ukrainian infrastructure and pressing an offensive in the east, near the town of Bakhmut, while shelling sites in the city of Kherson, which Ukrainian forces liberated last month after an 8-month Russian occupation.
In his nightly address on Saturday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy lashed out at Western efforts to crimp Russia's crucial oil industry, a key source of funds for Putin's war machine, saying their $60-per-barrel price cap on imports of Russian oil was insufficient.
"It is not a serious decision to set such a limit for Russian prices, which is quite comfortable for the budget of the terrorist state," Zelenskyy said, referring to Russia. He said the $60-per-barrel level would still allow Russia to bring in $100 billion in revenues per year.
"This money will go not only to the war and not only to further sponsorship by Russia of other terrorist regimes and organisations. This money will be used for further destabilisation of those countries that are now trying to avoid serious decisions," Zelenskyy said.
Australia, Britain, Canada, Japan, the United States and the 27-nation European Union agreed Friday to cap what they would pay for Russian oil at $60 per barrel. The limit is set to take effect Monday, along with an EU embargo on Russian oil shipped by sea.
Russian authorities have rejected the price cap and threatened Saturday to stop supplying the nations that endorsed it.
In yet another show of Western support for Ukraine's efforts to battle back Russian forces and cope with fallout from the war, U.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland on Saturday visited the operations of a Ukrainian aid group that provides support for internally displaced people in Ukraine, among her other visits with top Ukrainian officials.
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AWS adds Mumbai as sixth Asia-Pacific region
Mumbai has become Amazon Web Services' 13th location for services to be hosted in around the world.
By Chris Duckett | June 28, 2016 -- 07:30 GMT (00:30 PDT) | Topic: Cloud
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched its Mumbai region, with the new region available now to host a core set of products.
Mumbai will be without services such as CloudSearch, EC2 Container Service, AWS Directory Service, and SimpleDB, according to AWS, which also provided a full list of services available.
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On pricing, the new region is in line with costs in Singapore, Sydney, and Seoul.
The new availability zone takes AWS to a total of 35 zones, situated at 13 worldwide locations, 6 of which are within the Asia-Pacific region.
The company said it now has three edge locations in India, at Mumbai, Chennai, and New Delhi.
AWS launched its Seoul datacentre in January.
Earlier this month, analyst firm Oppenheimer estimated that AWS would have revenue of $33.29 billion in 2020, and in 2023, its revenue would be $57.5 billion.
Meanwhile, a June storm took out AWS' datacentre in Sydney, knocking out the online presence of companies such as Domino's, Foxtel, and Stan.
The Sydney outage was eventually pinned on a power outage at a nearby substation and the failure of normal redundant power sources to kick in.
AWS acknowledged that following the storm, it will need to enhance its design to prevent similar outages, and plans to roll out changes to the Sydney region in July.
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Botulinum toxin for writer's cramp: a randomised, placebo- controlled trial and 1-year follow-up
Kruisdijk, J. J. M.; Koelman, J. H. T. M.; de Visser, B. W. Ongerboer; de Haan, R. J.; Speelman, J. D.
Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry;Mar2007, Vol. 78 Issue 3, p264
Background: Botulinum toxin type A (BoNT-A) has become the treatment of choice for most types of focal dystonia. Objective: To investigate the efficacy of BoNT-A injections in patients with writer's cramp in a double-blind, randomised, placebo-controlled trial and to evaluate the follow-up results. Methods: Forty participants were randomised to treatment with either BoNT-A or placebo injections in two sessions. Trial duration was 12 weeks. The primary outcome measure was the patients' choice to continue with the treatment, despite its possible disadvantages. Secondary outcome measures included several clinical rating scales on the levels of impairment and disability. Assessments were made at baseline and 2 months (secondary outcomes) and 3 months (primary outcome). Duration of follow-up was 1 year. Results: 39 patients completed the trial. Fourteen of 20 patients (70%) receiving BoNT-A reported a beneficial effect and chose to continue treatment, versus 6 of 19 patients (31.6%) in the placebo group (p=0.03). The changes on most of the clinical rating scales were significantly in favour of BoNT-A. Side effects reported were hand weakness, which was mostly mild and always transient, and pain at the injection site. After 1 year, 20 of 39 patients were still under treatment with a positive effect. Conclusion: Treatment with BoNT-A injections led to a significantly greater improvement compared with placebo, according to patients' opinion and clinical assessment scales. Weakness in the hand is an important side effect of BoNT-A injections, but despite this disadvantage, most patients preferred to continue treatment. About 50% of our patients were still under treatment after 1 year.


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The difference between erections at 20 and 70
Anina Visser
Have you ever wondered what to expect from your erections as you age? Dr Andrew Siegel, a urologist and avid blogger, has the answers.
Dr Siegel, who is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Surgery at the Rutgers-New Jersey Medical School, writes that ageing can be quite unkind, and unfortunately "Father Time does not spare your sexual function".
Erections before puberty
Dr Ferdi Marais, a urologist from Busamed Private Hospital in Somerset West, says that it is common for boys who haven't yet reached puberty to get erections. He says this is because an erection is a neuro-vascular phenomenon which can be psychogenic, reflexive or nocturnal in origin.
1) A psychogenic erection is caused by audio-visual stimuli or fantasy.
2) A reflexive erection is caused by touch or irritation of the penis or its nerve supply.
3) A nocturnal erection is a normal erection experienced during deep (REM) sleep.
"It's normally the last two types that are seen in pre-pubertal children," Dr Marais says.
Erections through the ages
After 25 years of experience as an urologist and almost 60 years of experience as a man, Dr Siegel writes about the subtle changes in sexual function men may experience as they age. Here is how he defines erections during the different stages of a man's life:
Your libido is prodigious and therefore very little stimulation is required to achieve an erection. You might even get erections when you don't want them. However, the downside of this is the possibility of premature-ejaculation.
Your sex drive remains vigorous, but it is not quite as all-consuming as in your twenties. You can still get quality erections, but they may not occur as spontaneously.
After the age of 40, changes in sexual function become more obvious. You can usually get a pretty good quality erection, but it now often requires physical stimulation.
Sex is still important, but the desire is typically diminished. Nighttime and morning erections become few and far between.
Your testosterone level has plummeted over the decades, leading to a diminished sex drive. Erections are still obtainable with some coaxing and coercion. Although erectile dysfunction (ED) is not inevitable, it does become more prevalent with each passing decade.
When asked about his sexual function, one of Dr Siegel's 70-something-year-old patients replied: "Retired… and I'm really upset that I'm not even upset." The quality of your erections drops noticeably after the age of 70 and spontaneous erections are a rare occurrence.
Luckily, Dr Ravi Kacker, a urologist and fellow in male sexual medicine at Harvard-affiliated Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, says that it is a common misconception that erections are necessary for male orgasm. Even a limp penis can be stimulated to orgasm, so it is still possible for you to experience sexual intimacy.
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Apart from being a 20+ year survivor of childhood leukemia, Anthony Maranise is a professor of religion at The University of Memphis; and is the founder and director of The Eternal Insight Network, a non-profit organization operating in three-tiers which include publishing, radio broadcast, and spiritual direction & life-coaching services. The aim of Eternal Insight is to impart the Truth of all that endures to eternal life.
Additionally, he serves as a sports life-coach, accredited by the International Sports Professionals Association (ISPA). Often found writing, Anthony has published several academic works in various journals on the topics of the intersections between sports, spirituality, and religion.
He is the author of five books: "Cross of a Different Kind: Cancer & Christian Spirituality" (Eternal Insight Press, 2018), "Worth Holding On To" (Green Cricket Press, 2016), "Sport & the Spiritual Life: The Integration of Playing & Praying" (Order of St. Benedict, 2013), "Beyond I Am: Meditations on the Gospel of St. John" (Amazon Press, 2014), and "Faith Filled Fragments"(Amazon Press, 2012).
His latest, "Cross of a Different Kind: Cancer & Christian Spirituality" was named WINNER of the Religion - Christianity category at the 2018 American Book Festival. It also received a coveted five-star seal award from "Reader's Favorite," a nationally recognized book review in the United States within its first 3 months of publication. 100% of all proceeds from all sales of this book directly benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Anthony is an Oblate of the Order of St. Benedict associated with St. Bernard Abbey in Cullman, AL. Having received his masters in theology from Christian Brothers University in Memphis, with long-term goals of continuing work in academia, Anthony is presently in doctoral studies at Creighton University (Omaha), specializing in Interdisciplinary Education.
His theological research and speaking topics of expertise include:
- The intersection of sports and Christian spirituality (subject-matter expert)
- Spirituality for those affected by cancer (subject-matter expert)
- Benedictine spirituality (specialty)
- The Writings and spirituality of St. Francis de Sales (specialty)
- Love and human relationships (speciality), &
- The problem of evil & human suffering (professional concentration)
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In the Adam and Eve story the snake represents evil. The snake tempts Adam and Eve with fruit from the three of knowledge. By giving in to temptation of the snake Adam and Eve brought sin into the world.
In the modern day version the bank is the snake, as represented by the snake hiding in the bank. The snake (bank) temps us with money. By giving in to the temptation of the snake (bank) we bring evil into the world.
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The Belgian artist Henri Van Herwegen, who was better known as Panamarenko, has died at age 79 after a sudden illness, according to the Brussels Times, which first reported the news. Panamarenko's work was influenced by his interest in airplanes and aeronautics, and his assemblages and mixed-media sculptures feature wings, propellers, and other appendages that aid in flight.
Panamarenko created his first "technological art object," titled Das Flugzeug (The Aeroplane) in 1967, and, in 1968, Joseph Beuys invited him to exhibit the work at the Düsseldorf Kunstakademie. The artist's pieces were not engineered for air travel—rather, they functioned as explorations of the achievements and limits of human ingenuity. Throughout his career, Panamarenko showed work at the Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten in Brussels, the Hayward Gallery in London, and elsewhere.
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Born in Antwerp in 1940, Panamarenko attended the Royal Academy of Fine Arts there. He became the first living artist to have a retrospective at the Fine Arts Museum in Brussels in 2005, after which the artist announced his retirement. That same year, he gave an interview with the newspaper De Standaard in which he was asked about his sources of inspiration and process.
"You start off with an idea, and something gets added on along the way," Panamarenko said. "Then, while you're busy trying out things and changing everything, you suddenly find something that makes all that ironmongery into something beautiful."
He went on, "Personally I have no idea where it comes from. It's as if beauty falls out of the air; it's all there of a sudden."
On January 24, the Antwerp-based gallery Campo & Campo will stage an exhibition titled "Around the World in 80 Years" that will feature Panamarenko's inventive models and drawings, as well as archival videos related to his practice. The show was intended to coincide with Panamarenko's 80th birthday.
On the occasion of the artist's death, Jan Jambon, Flemish minister-president and culture minister, told the Brussels Times, "Henri Van Herwegen was one of our most outstanding visual artists. A high flyer we will not forget in a hurry."
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Built in partnership with the City of Atlanta to connect residents with the PATH Foundation's 300+ miles of trails in the surrounding communities
Jack Rattenbury • March 25, 2022
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Three Steps North is a 1951 Italian–American film noir crime film directed by W. Lee Wilder and starring Lloyd Bridges, Lea Padovani and Aldo Fabrizi. The film is also known as Tre passi a nord in Italy.

Plot
Dishonorably discharged after a four-year stint in a military prison for dabbling in black markets while stationed in Italy during World War II, former US soldier Frank Keeler (Lloyd Bridges) wants to discreetly recover a stash of money he buried near Amalfi prior to his arrest. However this turns out to be more difficult than expected when the police becomes interested in him and starts tailing him, while local shady characters guess the purpose of his presence.

Cast
 Lloyd Bridges as Frank Keeler
 Lea Padovani as Elena Ravezza
 Aldo Fabrizi as Pietro
 William Tubbs as Jack Convay
 Dino Galvani as Massina
 Adriano Ambrogi as Baldori
 Gianni Rizzo as The Greek
 Peggy Doro as Mrs. Day
 Adam Genette as Policeman Falzone

Reception
Film critic Bosley Crowther found nothing in the film that interested him, writing, "But all of the tedious maneuvering that Mr. Bridges does to recover his buried treasure, on which other criminals seem to have designs, is grimly routine and unexciting, and the pay-off, which clears up everything, is one of those fatuous fast shuffles that is acceptable only to our prim Production Code."

See also
 List of films in the public domain in the United States

References

External links

 Three Steps North information site and DVD review at DVD Beaver (includes images)

1951 films
1951 drama films
American black-and-white films
English-language Italian films
Film noir
1950s Italian-language films
Italian black-and-white films
Italian crime drama films
American crime drama films
Films directed by W. Lee Wilder
United Artists films
1950s American films
1950s Italian films


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The Guardian Ape is the fourth boss in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. He is found at the bottom of the Sunken Valley area. You can reach him by heading along the left path once you reach the cliffs with the monkeys. Down in the lake, you will find the Ape.
The Guardian Ape is a relentless attacker with a lot of different moves. On top of that, he has a completely different second phase that is less about attacking and more about whittling down his health so that its posture bar will drain slowly. Both phases take one healthbar.
To prepare for this fight you are going to want to have at least attack level 4 and have at least 13 Vitality. Also, bring the Firecracker Prosthetic Tool for the first phase.
The majority of its attacks can be deflected and should be. You will want to attack when it is recovering from its moves. It moves around fast and a little sporadically.
Firstly, it will occasionally hop back and start roaring. At this point you want to get close enough and grapple to it, performing a sword attack on your way down.
If he hops on the spot twice and the perilous symbol appears you want to jump to the left, over his sweeping attack. You can get a hit or two in after this.
it has a few standard combos. The swipe from above him will end with it sitting down. You can get a hit or two in here. But, be warned, sometimes it will combo this attack into another two hits and a sweep attack. If this happens you will want to back away.
it can also perform a five hit combo, which starts with it slamming both arms. It ends with it jumping and slamming down both fists. If you are far enough away you can keep dodging back to get away. If you are close to it, deflect the first two attacks and then dodge backwards as much as you can. When the combo is finished you can get some hits in.
It will follow this up sometimes with a different three hit combo which should be deflected easily.
If it slams its left arm down it is about to swipe and then fall on its back and smash around. You will want to jump to the right, over the attack and then dodge to the right again. Once it slams its right arm for the third time you can start attacking.
It has one more perilous attack in this phase. If it starts running towards you he is about to roll and grab you. To dodge this you need to dodge backwards a couple of times as soon as you believe this is the attack it is going to do. If you leave it too long he will still grab you anyway.
You can stagger it two-to-three times in this fight, allowing you to get a lot of damage in. it will roll back when you have done enough damage.
You will want to use your Firecracker Shinobi Tool a few times in this fight. A good attack to use this on is his Perilous sweep. This will stun him and allow you to get upwards of five hits in. Once you use the Firecrackers a second time it will slam down on the ground before it becomes stunned. Dodge this by stepping to the side three or four times.
Eventually, you should have killed him.
But wait, you said there was a second phase.
Why, yes there is. After a few seconds, the Ape will wake back up and pick-up its head as well as the sword that was previously lodged in its neck.
This phase is a long drawn out one. There is not much time to get hits in and he has a lot of attacks that force you to run away. There are two ways to end this fight. You can fill the posture bar up as usual. However, if you lower its health to nothing it will stagger allowing you to do a deathblow and finish the fight. I recommend the latter and attacking only when it is safe.
If the perilous symbol appears and a vortex-like effect appears, you want to back up a lot. This scream causes Terror and will instantly kill you when the bar is full. This attack can either be short or a couple of seconds longer.
If it jumps towards you, run around to the left in a large curve to avoid the sword attack and get a hit in.
If it holds the sword to its left lower body, deflect these four thrust attacks. If it raises its arm on the second attack dodge around to the right to get some hits in as it slams the ground.
If it jumps into the air run backwards for a second or two and then dash into it as it slams the ground for a few hits.
The other perilous attack it can do is a sweep. You will want to jump to the right this time so you can get some hits in.
It may also twist the sword and raise it straight above its body. Dodge this slam and any other slams by steeping to the side multiple time.
As I said, it is hard to keep its posture bar full in this phase. Therefore, learn the attacks and only head in for some hits when you feel safe. You will eventually get its health to nothing, allowing you to perform a deathblow, killing it for good.
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What have you been up to this beautiful Monday?
Let me show you the Little Miss Skirts I have been sewing...I just recently decided to make them and thus far, I have three different sizes...2-3, 3-4 and 5-6.
Each skirt features three tiers and sometimes I use three coordinating fabrics, other times just two.
I started out making such skirts for my sisters and they looked so adorable in them that I thought I should perhaps extend my range of handmade items and include these skirts on my stall!
What do you think, lovely readers...which skirt is your favourite?
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Sweet blessings on your day!
Thank you for sharing this creative inspiration with us on this Monday....wishing you a lovely week and a beautiful March! Enjoy that Autumn weather you are getting!!
So, so cute! I love the orange and blue.
My favourite is the first skirt because it includes two of my favourite things: polka dots and aqua!
What lovely little skirts! I especially like the first one with the bright colors! So cute. Hope they sell well for you!
Such Lovely Skirts Kelly-Anne! I hope that you are doing well. I am actually in George for a couple of weeks with my Gran. If you happen to be coming past this way at all you must let me know!
Absolutely lovely, Kelly-Anne! My favorite one is the very last picture. I love the intensity of the purple in it and the bow on the front is adorable. My second favorite is the third one up from the bottom. I just enjoy the way the fabrics blend together.
Those skirts are lovely and adorable. I can just see your little sisters wearing them with delight. That idea to have a matching hanger is a great idea. You are so talented. Thanks for sharing your creations.
Oh my goodness Kelly...these are simply precious! I had a hard time deciding which was my favorite as they are all adorable, but I love the colors and patterns of the one with 3 different fabrics. You are right that the combinations are simply endless. I can see some made from holiday fabrics as well. I am sure you will sell many of these. I know your little sisters much look so cute in them as well. I hope you are having a lovely week. Enjoy your weekend.