All showered, some put dirty clothes back on, all packed – well tents are empty but I cannot guarantee that all the boys have got all their stuff in their cases! Coach is loaded! We have enjoyed our last supper, nachos with dips followed by fajitas. BS had a nacho fajita!
All the children received certificates and NH was voted the Rockley Star of the Week for being the most enthusiastic and willing to have a go at everything! Very well deserved! We have said all our goodbyes and have now departed the resort!
ZR having separation anxiety because I won't let him bring his orange home – he's threatening to sue! I think he is just taking the pith!!!!
We have watched "Bruce Almighty" and "The Bourne Ultimatum" and now it is time for sleep. Copthorne children behind Donald are all quiet but Canterbury girls, sitting in front, who have hardly spoken all week, have finally found their voice. Donald's angry voice may have to come out if they don't settle down soon!
Donald is relieved that "The Canterbury Tales" were short- all is quiet behind and in front – let the snoring commence!
0521 just arrived at Calais. Passports all distributed, lets hope they allow everyone through! NK went through passport control wearing only one shoe as he had lost one! All found now! Grumpy man at the ticket office refused to allow us to get an earlier ferry, so we now have 1 1/2 hours on the dock waiting for the 7.45 am ferry! Donald (and the drivers) are very frustrated, An extra 1 1/2 hours with tired bored children is going to be a joy!! Miracle! A very nice man from P&0 drove over and told us we can get an earlier coach! Donald (and the drivers) are very happy!!!
Donald has had breakfast and coffee and feels almost human again! The Bank has been emptied by some who wish to spend unwisely, whilst other are savvy savers! The group from inner London, who were at our Rockley site, are on the same ferry, so friendships are being rekindled!
There are about 8 other coaches on the ferry, full of hungry children so it is very busy. Fortunately, Donald is an experienced traveller so got Copthorne to the front of the queue as soon as we got on the ferry!! We had all eaten before the ferry left the dock!
Good morning! Estimated arrival time at School is 9.45am – 10.00am.
Driving to Canterbury now watching "the Knights Tale" – one of the original "Canterbury Tales" if Donald remembers his O Level English!


The Lake District Mountain Trial.
With the plethora of fell races and triathlons on offer these days, it seems odd that fifty years ago fell racing was in its infancy and cycling was the sport of choice. Ali Bramall takes a look at one of the oldest events - the Lake District Mountain Trial.
Running the hills tended to be the domain of the pros, who took part in the short up and down Guides Races put on as part of local village shows. The fells were the province of established climbing and rambling clubs and the fellrunner had yet to come into being.
It was Harry Chapman, secretary of the regional group of the YHA, who changed this state of affairs when he was looking for a way of celebrating the group's 21st Anniversary. In 1952, he created a mountain challenge to appeal to the fit and active walkers and climbers who used the YHA's hostels. The condition was that they wore boots or 'stout' shoes to take in a set course - starting at the Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel and going to Bowfell, Esk Pike, Scafell Pike, Great Gable and returning via Esk Hause and Rossett Ghyll.
This was a far longer route, over more difficult terrain and a far more serious proposition than anything that had gone before . It was the first long fell race of its kind and undoubtedly would have been a trial in the gear that was available at the time.
In 1953, a shortened version was created for the ladies. How forward thinking, when you consider that it took about another 25 years for the general fell running world to acknowledge that women were able to take part in this male preserve.
In 1956 the Trial gained a new sponsor in the Lancaster Evening Post, and Harry Griffin became Chairman. Membership of the YHA was now no longer a requirement and Outward Bound schools, mountaineering clubs and mountain rescue teams became members of the committee. The format was changed so that it became a test of mountaineering skill rather than a cross country event. From Seathwaite the runners needed to visit Pillar, Scafell and Scafell Pike (with Broad Stand out of bounds). This format resulted in competitors taking varied and interesting route choices, which is still very much a feature of the present day Trial!
It seems odd, from where we are in the sport now, that the common thinking of the time was that women weren't capable of such stuff, especially given their participation in the sport twenty years earlier.
A major change came in 1957 when the committee decided on a secret course, (only revealed after the start), which would visit a series of checkpoints. This format, along with the different venue each year and the staggered start, (instigated by Harry Chapman), is still the format for the current mountain trial.
This means that to get an entry in the Mens or Womens Trial you do need to prove experience of running and navigational skills so as to be self-sufficient in potentially bad weather. What has changed though, is the requirement to accurately mark up a grid reference on the map. The introduction of pre-marked maps has negated one of the 'fun parts' of the Trial. To many, this was a step in the wrong direction, as many a runner used to come to grief from too hastily or sloppily marking up their map. Those that were able to stay cool under the pressure of their time ticking away would invariably make up the extra time in accuracy.
In 1998 the Short Trial was introduced – open to men and women. The aim was to attract newcomers to the Trial and cater for those who felt they were no longer up to the full course.
With three different courses, a lot of different prize categories and given the ruling that a person is eligible for only one prize (excluding team prizes), the process of working out who had won what used to be a highly complex job. The Sportident system of electronically monitoring competitors at each control has meant that the results can now be worked out relatively easily. It's a great system as it not only monitors the passage of runners through the controls but provides split times for every leg so you can spend hours analysing the results.
Two years ago we made the leap to on-line entry. The pre-race details and results, which used to be sent out in paper format and involved copious amounts of self addressed and stamped envelopes are on the website. This technological advancement has proved to be rather a shock to Mike Walford, who has for the last 41 years posted his entry form ….it just shows that we all have different types of challenge.
It seems that the Mountain Trial has a lasting effect on many runners. In 1960 the Outward Bound team came second to Clayton. Two of its members, Bill Hunter and Ken Ledward have maintained their love affair with the Trial. Bill planned many of the courses since 1986 and has been on the committee for 20 years. Ken, at the decent age of 74 and with the help of a couple of new hips, is still running in the Trial.
1960 was also the year of Joss Naylor's first run. Joss recalls, 'I had no shorts, running shoes or anything to do with running, so I cut the legs off my work trousers and turned up at the start wearing my big work boots'. Joss has done the Trial ever since and won it ten times.
In 1965, the Trial was sponsored by Vaux Breweries. This support lasted for 18 years, with the first 11 being based at pubs around the Lakes. The free pint at the end of the race probably was partly responsible for the gradual increase in the number of competitors over the years and the Trial became known colloquially as 'The Vaux'.
The Ordnance Survey took over the sponsorship from 1983 to 1993 and the event benefited from specially drawn 1:50,000 maps on tyvex paper – quite an innovation considering competitors had previously used their own inch to a mile cut up maps.
John Disley and Chris Brasher both worked for Reebok UK and were influential in obtaining sponsorship from Reebok for 3 years from 1994 to 1997.
For the last nine years, Ben Lyon has sponsored the Trial, through The Climbers' Shop, Ambleside, which is part of Lyon Equipment. Running for the Outward Bound team in 1966, Ben finished 3rd and he has taken part in most of the subsequent Mountain Trials. His great passion for the Trial has remained overt the years so he is continuing to sponsor it through Petzl UK. Lyon Equipment is the sole UK and Northern Ireland distributor for many of the best known outdoor brands, including Petzl and La Sportiva. You may be aware of the new La Sportiva Crosslite fell shoe that's getting great reviews – there will be several pairs as prizes as well as Petzl gear and Climbers' Shop vouchers. But if you're not fast enough, old enough or young enough to win some of this great gear, you'll be able to buy it at the event as Compass Point and Pete Bland Sports will have their travelling shops at the event.
The Petzl Mountain Trial 2008 will be the planned for the first time by Sue Parkin. Sue has excellent Mountain Trial pedigree having worked at Eskdale Outward Bound School, had Ken Ledward and Joss Naylor as running mentors and for years she was a member of the British Orienteering Squad. So its not surprising that she holds a remarkable record - of the nine years that she entered the Trial, she won it eight times.
These are approximate distances and how far you go depends on your route choice. So whilst it's a great day out on the hill, it's a challenge and not to be underestimated.
Sir Chris Bonington will be presenting the prizes, having had a quick run round the Short Course beforehand.
Can you accidentally tick off all three classic British fell running rounds, in one winter, and in one month? Apparently so, if you're Jim Mann! Sarah Stirling investigates how this accident happened!
There is nothing like the exhilarating experience of running free in the hills over rugged terrain - but what problems do you need to look out for? Dr Catherine Farrow takes a look.
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At the time I was just 16 years old. The year after that the minimum age limit was set at 17/18 year old -- SO I have a record that can NEVER be broken!!


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James Hinchcliffe on the comeback trail for IndyCar driving return
By DizbizroundupSep 3, 2015, 8:00 AM EDT
His surgeries are done. His beard is trimmed.
His sense of humor? Still top level as ever.
So the next logical step in the return of James Hinchcliffe to driving is just that, driving and doing proper testing this offseason.
Later this month, the 28-year-old Canadian should be strapping back into his No. 5 Arrow/Lucas Oil Schmidt Peterson Honda for his first formal test since his accident in practice for the Indianapolis 500.
He had his first unofficial running when driving IndyCar's two-seater, with the Astor Cup championship trophy in the backseat, across the Golden Gate Bridge last week.
That running – since Hinchcliffe had said both on social media and in a recent Periscope with friend and teammate Conor Daly he'd shave some of his Grizzly Adams-length beard only when he got back in a car – counted as an opportunity to fulfill that promise.
Hinch returned to action at of all places, the Golden Gate Bridge. Photo: AP
The citizens of "Hinchtown" voted whether to save or shave. More than 800 votes were tallied, and "shave" won by four votes.
"It feels nice. I'm starting to feel like myself again. Now inside and out," Hinchcliffe told MotorSportsTalk at Sonoma this weekend.
The recovery process has been the biggest part. Having had several surgeries, Hinchcliffe is now back to square one, nearly 100 percent ready to go.
"I'm doing great, man. The last surgery went really well, and the recovery is going well to go along with it," he said.
"I've been getting clearance in stages in terms of physical activity to get back in the gym. There's only one more stage left to clear, so hopefully we will begin that next week or the week after, to get properly after it.
"The team is planning to test late September, early October… so it's soon. I've got a goal. That's the plan. So hopefully we can make it work."
A likely test location for the Schmidt Peterson Motorsports team would be Road America, where several Verizon IndyCar Series teams are testing later this month.
Hinchcliffe thanked the IndyCar family for being so helpful and warm to him throughout his time sidelined.
"It's been probably the most incredible part of this whole journey I've been on since May, is seeing really how much of a community this is, and how much support there is," Hinchcliffe said.
"Unfortunately, we are seeing it again now (with the loss of Justin Wilson; Hinchcliffe's thoughts on Justin here). But it really is one of those silver linings in a bad situation.
"You appreciate the people around you so much, and you see how close-knit this industry really is. It's really special to witness that and be a recipient. Now, it's up to me to give back to everybody."
Hinchcliffe is also looking forward to a more traditional offseason of testing and development work from season-to-season, as he prepares for his second season with SPM.
Last year saw Hinchcliffe as perhaps IndyCar's star newsmaker of the offseason, when he announced his move from Andretti Autosport to Schmidt Peterson at the Flat 12 Bierworks in Indianapolis (where his Hinchtown Hammer Down beer is brewed).
But the problem was, all testing was done with the old Dallara DW12 aero kit and chassis until the new manufacturer aero kits made their official debut in March.
"The situation last year was very bizarre and very unique. It was not normal," Hinchcliffe said.
"It's nice to be going back to something very familiar and normalcy. Having the cars earlier in the year will be good to prepare for 2016, rather than trying to get an entire offseason's worth of testing done in four days before St. Pete."
In the interim, Hinchcliffe will continue plying his trade as IndyCar's resident court jester.
He had the chance to meet Will Power's comedian brother Damien this weekend at Sonoma, and he also took the opportunity to jokingly rip on Daly with him standing right behind us when we spoke this weekend.
"I got interviewed by him, actually. So that's gonna be coming out during the offseason," Hinchcliffe said of Damien Power.
"I was a big fan of his. That bit he did on Will was really funny. He had a commercial out in Australia that a lot of people probably haven't seen, but it was brilliant.
"I'm definitely a big fan of his. If I could have any other career, it would probably be stand up comedian. If I had a choice or if I had the talent, which I clearly don't. It'd be a good gig, so I have a lot of respect for him."
Hinch and Daly at IMS. Photo: AP
As for the results of Daly and Ryan Briscoe in the No. 5 car, who filled in for him while gone, "Hinch's" sense of humor immediately popped.
"Briscoe's done a great job… but Conor's results were… the results were OK. I don't want to say it was luck. But I don't want to say it was a big effort on his part. Definitely not talent," Hinchcliffe joked.
"In all seriousness, we've been very lucky as a team. We've had multiple guys fill in on that car and they both did a really good job.
"Conor delivered great at two street courses he'd never been to in the rain. A lot of experienced guys made a lot of mistakes those weekends, and he didn't. I was definitely super proud of what he did for me in Toronto."
Hinchcliffe doesn't know who his teammate will be next year, but he did make one suggestion.
"You wish you had a car for everybody and we come back with this super five-car team for me, (James) Jakes, Mikhail (Aleshin), Ryan, and Conor," he said.
"We're gonna pitch it to ARROW. We'll see how it goes."
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Teads Reports Banner Year, Announces $430 million in Revenue
PRNewswire April 2, 2019, 7:04 pm April 2, 2019
Teads, The Global Media Platform, announced record results for 2018, reporting a revenue of $430 million which represented 35 percent organic growth year-over-year (YOY). The company was EBITDA-positive for the sixth year in a row and now reaches 1.4 billion users every month globally and 88% of the internet users in the US, according to comScore.
"There is a growing need in the industry for brand safe alternatives to user generated content giants like Facebook and YouTube. We're excited that both advertisers and publishers have partnered with Teads as a trusted and powerful alternative," said Pierre Chappaz, executive chairman, Teads. "Our massive reach, new strategic partnerships and expanded vision are a testament to the evolution of premium advertising in 2018."
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In 2018, Teads diversified its product offering by scaling viewable display and performance advertising solutions, which, on a combined basis, now represent nearly 20% of the company's revenue. Teads also saw significant adoption of its Ad Manager, a self serve programmatic interface allowing buyers to access its global premium publisher inventory and transact on completed views with guaranteed viewability (CPCV) as well as vCPM. As the programmatic market evolves, Teads remains committed to bringing new innovations to market to follow the needs of the world's largest advertisers with integrity, transparency and third-party verification. Teads Ad Manager is currently being used by several of the largest agency holding companies including IPG, DentsuAegis and Havas.
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As Teads has continued to develop media partnerships with top global brands, the creative capabilities of Teads Studio have become a core component of Teads' growth. From adapting TV assets for a mobile environment to unique format innovations and in-depth creative insights, Teads Studio has been a significant driver of strategic relationships with its brand clients.
"By expanding beyond video with their full-funnel offering, Teads is cementing itself as a key partner for the GroupM agencies and many of our clients. Their focus on high quality media inventory, creative and data is providing great results for our clients," said Tim Castree, North America CEO, GroupM.
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Well, got the mh serviced and ready to go again. Sure is getting harder for these old bones to do. Changed the motor oil, greesed the chassis. Ford states that the u-joints on 2002 and newer do not have greese fittings but mine has one on the front joint. If you have a ford chassis don't miss the fitting up on the steering box. My levelers also have a fitting on each jack housing and I see no where in the owner manuel where it gives these fittings for service but if its a fitting I greese even though it seems this would tend to collect dirt and be rough on the seals. Also serviced the gen. and cked all hose and belts and fluid levels. Went ahead and flushed the brake systrem and used new fluid. Tires are in the near future even though they still look great. Got to finish the west. Going to the beach next month and I hate the beach but kids want us to go so what do you do when the grandkids insist.
Hey were going to the beach next month for a month. I'm going to a Corps of Engineer park tomorrow for a day or two so I can run my Gen Set and change the oil/filter.
Going to miss this RV park in a way. It used to be a movie drive-in and they show movies on the big screen about every 4 days. The sound comes through your radio on a FM channel. it's kinda fun. Still get that methane smell every so often so I rated the park a 7 instead of 8 in RVparkreviews.
DL, when we were in the COE in Texas (Potters Creek) we picked up WIFI. Never did know where it came from. The guy a couple sites down had Hughes network that we got a signal but he had it locked. I remembering reading about the rv park drive in but missed it due to our hurry back to Alabama. Sounded kind of interesting.
Hey Chelse, I missed the exit to the COE park and by the time I got turned around on the Interstate I figured it would cost me more than it would save, You know fuel is just a wee/little bit high right now. So I stopped in a truckers parking lot and changed the oil/filter on the gen set, but didn't get to really exercise it.
The campground we stopped in was $24 W/E only, but it was way over rated in the RVparkreviews. I think the owners had a couple of friends skew the rating by giving it 8's. I have wifi here, however, it comes and goes when it wants. One minute there is a signal then it's just gone. FRUSTRATING.
Hey Dl, I depend on rvparkreviews a lot. My experience has been about 50-50. I think some people don't expect much and some expect the moon. We stayed at a park in Natchez, Ms that was rated an 8, I gave them a 4. Heck the grass hadn't been cut in months and the day we left they were spraying weed killer instead of mowing...oh well. Sure won't have to worry about cutting the grass. I do try to be honest on my values I give because it benifits all of us.
DL, If you would just break loose with some of that cash that you keep stuffed in the closet you could buy you one of them there air cards or a satellite dish or sumpin to get the net!
Have fun at the beach.
Hey Nash they want to go to the beach, they did not say what kind of beach. I know a beautiful lake in Utah that has one wonderful beachline. LOL And its in the mountains to boot. It even has some dunes so to speak along a part of the beach.
Lee where it that beach located? I know you said Utah but what part? I may want to check it out next year West trip. We be heading north soon going to the mnt. in GA, TN, up the Blue Ridge Park Way. We will be gone 2 weeks or more as of now no schedule as where we will be staying. We are just traveling and sight seeing.
But don't tell Rod as we may just drop in on him while we are in his state and if we are in his town of Greenback.
Does the Great Salt Lake qualify as "beach"?
Lee, now that would be my kind of beach :approve: . Hope to make Utah when we head back that way this fall.
Hey we will be at a beach next weekend 06/28/08 in Texas. Well I call it a beach. Magnolia Beach just outside of Port Lavaca TX. I know some of the snow birds know where it is. It is not all sand but it is nice. I love to fish there. If anyone is close, stop by and say Hi! That is one of my favorite places. It will be only our second time out in the RV but I have spent many summers there.
Yea the great salt lake has one heck of a long beach.
The lake I was thinking of is Moon Lake, Utah. Its in the North Eastern part of the state. Here a web page http://www.moonlakeresort.com/index.html Look at the arial view and you will see the beach line.


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This application is normally found on disk in C:\hp\support\hpsysdrv.exe.
The MD5 checksum for this program is 9a4322ee420d6facd4d4b1ff6cb856b1.
This app runs in 32-bit mode. It does not use the entire power of nowadays' computer processors. This is quite normal because the publishers did not bother to upgrade it to use the x64 instruction set.
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Neville Calistro, alias , est originaire et chef du village indigène de Kabakaburi, sur le cours supérieur de la rivière Pomeroon, dans la Pomeroon-Supenaam. Calistro est connu comme artiste guyanien issu de la nation indigène Arawak. Neville Calistro est le premier de son peuple à chanter le calypso de manière professionnelle. Il est au début des années 2020 considéré par Guyana Chronicle comme l'un des meilleurs dans ce domaine.

Neville Calistro joue le rôle de Michael Lamazon dans la pièce de théâtre Journey to Freedom.

En 1986, il est élu député du Haut-Pomeroon et entre au parlement du Guyana.

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Chanteur guyanien
Personnalité politique guyanienne
Personnalité guyanienne du XXe siècle
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A.E.S. Hudson Street is an American comedy television show that aired on ABC in 1978 on Thursday night from 9:30 pm to 10:00 pm EST.

Synopsis
The series follows the antics of the staff of a run-down Ambulance Emergency Service hospital on Hudson Street, on the lower west side of Manhattan. It was cancelled after five episodes.

Cast and characters

Pilot
The series pilot aired July 21, 1977, with F. Murray Abraham starring as Dr. Tony Menzies. When the five series episodes were filmed, only Dishy and Stewart remained from the original cast. All of the other characters were either dropped or re-cast. In the pilot, A.E.S. stood for Ambulance Emergency Service.

Remake
The series was remade as Stat in 1991.  That version lasted 6 episodes.

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1978 American television series endings
Television series by Sony Pictures Television
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Television shows set in Manhattan
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Philippe joined Weinberg Capital Partners in 2015 to launch Nobel, the activity that acquires interests in listed companies. He headed the proprietary trading activity of CCF, which later became HSBC France, from 2000 to 2011, implementing a long-term friendly investment strategy focused on listed mid-cap companies. In that role, he assisted many companies, including Louvre/ Taittinger (1998-2005), IMS (2005-2006), Gemalto (2007-2010) and Ipsos (2008-2011). This activity was owned by a holding company called Nobel, a name subsequently reused by WCP.
From 2011 to 2015, Philippe was a member of the Management Committee of UBS France, where he was in charge of large private client accounts. During that period, he guided families with industrial assets through their planning process.
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Celebrate Selena's birthday with a movie party at Alamo Drafthouse
Want to celebrate the life of the Queen of Tejano music? Here's when you can watch Selena movies at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema-Montecillo.
Celebrate Selena's birthday with a movie party at Alamo Drafthouse Want to celebrate the life of the Queen of Tejano music? Here's when you can watch Selena movies at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema-Montecillo. Check out this story on ElPasoTimes.com: http://www.elpasotimes.com/story/entertainment/2018/04/08/celebrate-queen-tejano-music-selenas-life-alamo-drafthouse-cinema-montecillo/497852002/
, El Paso Times Published 6:45 p.m. MT April 8, 2018 | Updated 12:05 p.m. MT April 10, 2018
Selena Quintanilla is shown in concert.(Photo: Courtesy)
Selena Quintanilla-Pérez's fans can celebrate the Queen of Tejano music's birthday month with movie parties Friday through Sunday at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema-Montecillo.
The theater will be showing the movie "Selena" all weekend, with movie parties starting at 7 p.m. Friday and continuing through Sunday. The events will feature singalongs, props and exclusive souvenir stickers, while supplies last.
More: Selena singing cartoon featured on Google Doodle
Selena Quintanilla through the years
Selena Quintanilla performs in Abilene in the early 1990s. Abilene Reporter-News file
In this Feb. 27, 1993, file photo, Selena performs at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo inside the Astrodome in Houston. Dave Einsel/Associated Press file
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Tejano music star Selena Quintanilla-Perez performs Feb. 7, 1993, at Memorial Coliseum in Corpus Christi. The concert was recorded for her live album. Corpus Christi Caller-Times file
Selena Quintanilla-Perez won a Grammy for best Mexican-American album for "Selena Live" in 1994. Courtesy
Selena Quintanilla is shown in concert. Courtesy
Selena Quintanilla and Chris Perez were secretly married April 2, 1992. Corpus Christi Caller-Times file
Selena is shown on a Coca-Cola poster. Courtesy
Tejano star Selena Quintanilla-Perez Courtesy EMI Latin
Selena Quintanilla-Perez remains an icon across generations. Corpus Christi Caller-Times file
A U.S. Postal Service stamp honors the late Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla-Perez. AP file
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Tejano artist Selena Quintanilla-Perez was shot to death March 31, 1995, in Corpus Christi. She is shown performing at a free concert Feb. 7, 1993, at Memorial Coliseum. The concert was recorded for a live LP. Corpus Christi Caller-Times file
An "Anything for Selenas" celebration of the late, great Texan will be from 6 to 11 p.m. Friday in the Glass Half Full Taproom, with art inspired by the singer. Fans can buy merchandise and take part in a Selena look-alike contest and dance party.
El Paso artist Jesus "Cimi" Alvarado will paint a mural during the event, and fans can take photos in front of the artwork through the weekend.
Selena Quintanilla-Perez in a publicity photo received in 1994. (Photo: Courtesy)
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The Grammy-winning Tejano star was born April 16, 1971, in Lake Jackson, Texas, and died March 31, 1995, in Corpus Christi, after being shot in the back by the founder of her fan club.
Her life story was featured in the 1997 film, "Selena," starring Jennifer Lopez.
The "Anything for Selenas" celebration is named after a scene in the movie in which a fan promises to do "Anything for Selenas."
• "Selena" movie parties at 7 and 10:20 p.m.
• Look-alike contest and dance part from 6 to 11 p.m. in the Glass Half Full Tap Room
• Selena pop-up shop and live art from 6 to 11 p.m. in the Tap Room.
• "Selena" movie parties at 6:30 and 9:50 p.m.
• Selena trivia and pop-up shop from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the Glass Half Full Tap Room
• Selena karaoke and look-alike contest from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Tap Room
• Pop-up shop from 5 to 10 p.m. in the Tap Room
• "Selena" movie parties at 2:40 and 6 p.m.
* Additional screenings might be added.
• Biography.com page and videos on Selena
• People magazine report on Selena
• Showtimes and to purchase tickets
Limited edition Selena Stripes cup go on sale
People purchase limited edition Selena cups at the Stripes on Old Brownsville Road and South Padre Island Drive on Saturday, April 7, 2018. Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times
A man holds four limited edition Selena cups as he waits in line to purchase them at the Stripes on Old Brownsville Road and South Padre Island Drive on Saturday, April 7, 2018. Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times
People line up at the Stripes at Old Brownsville Road and South Padre Island Drive as they wait to buy limited edition Selena cups on Saturday, April 7, 2018. Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times
An employee at Stripes on Old Brownsville Road and South Padre Island Drive puts out a display for limited edition Selena cups on Saturday, April 7, 2018. Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times
People hold limited edition Selena cups as they wait in line to purchase them at the Stripes on Old Brownsville Road and South Padre Island Drive on Saturday, April 7, 2018. Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times
An employees at Stripes on Old Brownsville Road and South Padre Island Drive put out displays for their limited edition Selena cups on Saturday, April 7, 2018. Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times
People wait inline at the Stripes at Old Brownsville Road and South Padre Island Drive as they wait to buy limited edition Selena cups on Saturday, April 7, 2018. Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times
People hold limited edition Selena cups as they wait in line to pay at the Stripes on Old Brownsville Road and South Padre Island Drive on Saturday, April 7, 2018. Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times
An empty display if carried over people hold limited edition Selena cups as they wait in line to pay at the Stripes on Old Brownsville Road and South Padre Island Drive on Saturday, April 7, 2018. Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times
Limited edition Selena cups sit in a display before going onstage at 9am at the Stripes on Old Brownsville Road and South Padre Island Drive on Saturday, April 7, 2018. Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times
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Sell and buy side teams can easily share data across sites via a lightweight solution. In every instance the data points are updated in real time. E.g. different traders can now manipulate the same forward curve and update unique data points relevant to their trading instance. Or, participants who need to validate contributions, make synchronous calculations and create an audit trail, can simplify this process through one solution. This rationalisation decreases the total cost of ownership as internal data sharing and external contributions are managed on the same system, requiring fewer deployed servers.
Paul Watmough, co-founder and CEO, MDX Technology, said, "We believe the right approach is to offer the customer a broad range of solutions and interfaces, and to allow the end user to select and pay for what s/he uses. Simplicity, independence and access to scalable solutions resulted in the rapid growth of our desktop business and enabled us to accelerate the development of our high performance server-based solutions. Our aim is to continue to fulfil this demand across financial services, energy and commodities markets.
MDXT is currently engaged with multiple global market participants and will provide updates in due course. The data connectivity provider is planning more solution sets as well.


These scarves – in the crazy 'Strelli mania' colours from the 80s, 90s and noughties, and must-haves for real fashionistas who suffer the cold – are now no longer merely collectors' vintage. They've made their comeback, more beautiful and Belgian than ever before!
Great news and excitement guaranteed for all fashion editors! These scarves – with their vast colour palette and patterns that are a balance between happy and ethnic – have turned Olivier Strelli into a highly successful brand. They are Strelli's bread and butter, and marked the start of the current accessories cult. The scarves were first launched some thirty years ago, and have since been embraced by generation upon generation of men and women.
This revival can be summarised using one specific adjective: 'authentic'! And we owe it all to one man, Olivier Israël – the son of Nissim Israël, founder of Olivier Strelli – who has been Production Manager for more than a decade. With his father's blessing and the continuous assistance of trusted craftsmen and producers, Olivier took over the company and developed a high-quality collection made in Belgium. It is characterised by shimmering colours, richly coloured patterns and the brand's typical logos. Happiness guaranteed. And warmth of course!
Shield yourself against the cold and the grey skies with the 'classic' woven scarves, which are extremely long (180 cm), made of pure virgin wool – just like those of the mid-80s – and decorated with Baroque patterns, animal and voodoo prints, and Keith Haring-esque designs.
The collection is all about innovation thanks to the use of brand-new weaves. Square scarves in shawl size (130 x 130 cm) owe their softness to modal cotton with light or darker pastel prints which recreate a view of a nearby capital city. Other light and breezy scarves in mousseline wool are entirely (over a length of 2 metres!) covered with patchwork of the iconic Strelli patterns… as well as designs from an old wallpaper collection. The refined silky scarves in wool, silk and cotton are decorated with feline and wild animal patterns, and are characterised by bright colours, tribal tags and oversized prints of leopards or crocodile skin.
Upon their return to school, kids too will wrap up in their Olivier Strelli scarves. The 'Bonbon' collection was specifically designed to suit the tastes, delicate skin and size of little munchkins aged 5 to 12. The soft wool, silk and cotton scarves are covered with colourful jungle animals. Every scarf is stored in a nylon bag, picnic style.
Kleurrijk modenajaar voorspeld met de Olivier Strelli sjaals.


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Q: i'm unable to understand how this code works This is a c program to find out all possible combinations with a word -->
# include <stdio.h>

/* Function to swap values at two pointers */
void swap (char *x, char *y)
{
    char temp;
    temp = *x;
    *x = *y;
    *y = temp;
}

/* Function to print permutations of string
   This function takes three parameters:
   1. String
   2. Starting index of the string
   3. Ending index of the string. */
void permute(char *a, int i, int n)
{
   int j;
   if (i == n)
     printf("%s\n", a);
   else
   {
        for (j = i; j <= n; j++)
       {
          swap((a+i), (a+j));
          permute(a, i+1, n);
          swap((a+i), (a+j)); //backtrack
       }
   }
}

/* Driver program to test above functions */
int main()
{
   char a[] = "ABC";
   permute(a, 0, 2);
   getchar();
   return 0;
}

can anyone please explain me how the permutation code part is working? thanks in advance

A: Take this code and run it, too lazy to write all the stages why not let the computer do it?
# include <stdio.h>

/* Function to swap values at two pointers */
void swap (char *x, char *y)
{
    char temp;
    printf("Swapping %c with %c\n",*x,*y); //<---------- I ADDED THIS FOR YOU
    temp = *x;
    *x = *y;
    *y = temp;
}

/* Function to print permutations of string
   This function takes three parameters:
   1. String
   2. Starting index of the string
   3. Ending index of the string. */
void permute(char *a, int i, int n)
{
   int j;
   printf("-----Now in permute(a,%d,%d)-----\n",i,n); //<---------- I ADDED THIS FOR YOU
   printf("-----String is now %s-----\n",a); //<---------- I ADDED THIS FOR YOU
   if (i == n)
     printf("%s\n", a);
   else
   {
        for (j = i; j <= n; j++)
       {
          swap((a+i), (a+j));
          permute(a, i+1, n);
          swap((a+i), (a+j)); //backtrack
       }
   }
}

/* Driver program to test above functions */
int main()
{
   char a[] = "ABC";
   permute(a, 0, 2);
   getchar();
   return 0;
}

A: Perhaps you have problem understanding the backtrack technique. In this case you should read a little about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backtracking
However the code works from the char at position 0 up to 2 following chars.
It changes the first char with the folowing, and calls itself with the next char as starting point. Finally switch back the chars to recreate the orign situation.
At the first level of recursion the function is switching the first letter and call itself for the next two:
permute("ABC", 1, 2)
permute("BAC", 1, 2)
permute("CBA", 1, 2)

second level of recursion:
permute("ABC", 2, 2) /* -> printf ABC */
permute("ACB", 2, 2) /* -> printf ACB */

permute("BAC", 2, 2) /* -> printf BAC */
permute("BCA", 2, 2) /* -> printf BCA */

permute("CBA", 2, 2) /* -> printf CBA */
permute("CAB", 2, 2) /* -> printf CAB */

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Former Truro resident publishes book about faith, strength of family
TRURO - Over time, Charlene Reid came to deal with her dissociative identity disorder, and she's even bringing the issue to the forefront with a new book.
Raissa Tetanish | Posted: July 30, 2014, midnight | Updated: Sept. 30, 2017, 8:03 a.m. | 3 Min Read
Charlene Reid, formerly of Truro, will have her published book 'A Paper Bag for Anna' available locally at The Lily Pad on Prince Street when the business opens Friday. It's also available by contacting her directly, or through the publishing company's website.
'A Paper Bag for Anna' is a Christian fiction book, based on one widow's faith in God and the strength of family to get her through the loss of her husband.
"But it's also about mental disability - dissociative identity disorder," said Reid, who moved to Hantsport from Truro five years ago.
"In the introduction, I share that I have this disorder, so the book is loosely based on my life, but nobody would recognize me in it because I'm not a widow."
Three years ago, Reid lost her brother, an experience that hit her hard.
"I thought, 'we only have this one life and the things that we've gone through, some things make sense and some things don't make sense.'"
She thought there may be people out there suffering and going through the same sort of ordeal, and she's hoping the book may inspire or encourage them.
"I want to inspire people to see that there's hope, even in the most desperate of situations," she said. "This book shows how faith and family are so important."
In 'A Paper Bag for Anna,' the main character's husband knows she has the disorder - DID, which used to be known as multiple personality disorder. The husband gets diagnosed with cancer and before he passes away, he makes plans to give clues to his wife about her struggle.
Reid started the book with a rough outline back in 2007, which she then had her mentor from a lay pastor program read.
"She encouraged me to write it," Reid said. "My inspiration came from God in church while listening to my pastor. The pastor was saying God has a plan for each of us and at the time I was still struggling with my own disorder.
"It wasn't something I felt I could just share with people. Over time I came to accept and deal with it, but it didn't just affect me - it affected everyone around me."
The book was edited five years ago, but just published this year.
"I finally felt like, 'OK, I'm ready.' You have to come to terms with the disorder and embrace it. You need to not worry about what others think," she said.
While the book is available through both Reid and the publishing company online, it will soon be available locally when The Lily Pad opens Friday at 783 Prince St. In September when the store celebrates with a grand opening, Reid is planning to be on site for a signing.
Before then, however, anyone interested in purchasing a copy of the book can do so by contacting Reid at (902) 352-2152, (902) 223-9320, or [email protected] By purchasing a book for $20 through Reid (cost includes taxes), $2 will go to Archway Counselling, which has helped Reid with her disorder. Each book purchased through Reid will also come with a signature.
For those wishing to purchase it online, visit www.xulonpress.com and search for Charlene Arseneau Reid.
For more information on the book or what the Reid family is up to in Hantsport, visit www.cornerstoneministries-ns.com.
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The year 1905 was a crucial moment in Kirchner's artistic development. In July he received a degree in architecture from the Technisches Hochschule in Dresden; he discovered and was greatly influenced by the African sculpture in the Dresden ethnology museum; and, with fellow students Fritz Bleyl, Erich Heckel, and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, he fotmded the group Die Brücke (the Bridge), which was active in Dresden and Berlin from 1905 to 1912. The artists of the Bridge, inspired by Edvard Munch, Vincent van Gogh, and Henri Matisse, were instrumental in promoting the growth of modern Expressionism.
Una Johnson, Drawings of the Masters, vol. I (1964), p. 35, (ill.).
Roman Norbert Ketterer, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: Drawings and Pastels (New York, 1979), no. 14, (ill.).
New York, Wildenstein and Company, "Master Drawings from The Art Institute of Chicago," October 17-November 30, 1963, n.p., cat. 144.
The Art Institute of Chicago, "Great Drawings from The Art Institute of Chicago: The Harold Joachim Years 1958-1983," July 24-September 30, 1985, pp. 184-185, cat. 85 (ill.), cat. by Martha Tedeschi.
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Q: How to stop display resolution from affecting axes in pyqtgraph plots I am using pyqtgraph to plot some data and noticed that when I move the plot from my laptop screen to a second monitor, the scaling on the plot is affected:
laptop monitor:

external monitor:

notice that the axes got "compressed", and the plot is no longer scaled properly on the second monitor.
I found others reporting similar issues on the web, but could not find any real solution.  One solution suggested was to make the monitors' resolutions the same. I don't like this solution because I'd have to sacrifice laptop resolution to accommodate my lower resolution external monitor.
The other solution I found was to add the line app.setAttribute(QtCore.Qt.AA_Use96Dpi) to the main loop, prior to instantiating the Qapplication as shown below, to allegedly have Qt ignore the OS's DPI settings:
def main():
 import sys
 app = QtWidgets.QApplication(sys.argv)
 app.setAttribute(QtCore.Qt.AA_Use96Dpi)
 MainWindow =GraphWindow()
 MainWindow.show()
 sys.exit(app.exec_())

This seems at first to work, because the plotted data is scaled properly on the axes.  However, it doesn't seem to really work -- the addition of this line affected the scaling of the axes on the laptop as shown below (same data is now plotted on axes that span 0 to 7000 on the x-axis, and -2 to -26dB on the Yaxis):
 ,
but did "fix" the issue when moving the plot onto the second monitor to look like the first "original" laptop plot shown above.
This is particularly worrisome, because in the case of the laptop output after the app.setAttribute(QtCore.Qt.AA_Use96Dpi) instruction "looks" right, but misrepresents the actual data.  I could have easily missed this had included this instruction when I first plotted the data.
What is the right way to have the plot accurately display regardless of the OS's DPI setting and monitor resolutions?  It is very strange that the plotted data seems disassociated with the axis values.
Here is a mininimal reproducible sample:
from PyQt5 import QtWidgets, QtCore
from pyqtgraph import PlotWidget, plot
import pyqtgraph as pg
import sys  # We need sys so that we can pass argv to QApplication
import os
from  numpy.random import seed
from  numpy.random import randint

class MainWindow(QtWidgets.QMainWindow):

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        super(MainWindow, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)

        self.graphWidget = pg.PlotWidget()
        self.setCentralWidget(self.graphWidget)

        x = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
        seed(1)
        y = randint(5,35,10)

        # plot data: x, y values
        self.graphWidget.plot(x, y)

def main():
    app = QtWidgets.QApplication(sys.argv)
    app.setAttribute(QtCore.Qt.AA_Use96Dpi)
    main = MainWindow()
    main.show()
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

A: The setAttribute solution never worked for me in that way and the windll manipulation makes the gui blurry...
adding following two lines before app = QApplication(sys.argv) solved my problem:
QApplication.setHighDpiScaleFactorRoundingPolicy(Qt.HighDpiScaleFactorRoundingPolicy.PassThrough)
QtCore.QCoreApplication.setAttribute(QtCore.Qt.AA_EnableHighDpiScaling, True)

A: Answers can be found here: https://github.com/pyqtgraph/pyqtgraph/issues/756
Quick Summary of this issue:
There are essentially two ways to solve this problem.

*

*Make your app DPI-aware  (by Androwei)

import ctypes
import platform

def make_dpi_aware():
    if int(platform.release()) >= 8:
        ctypes.windll.shcore.SetProcessDpiAwareness(True)

# add this code before "app = QtWidgets.QApplication(sys.argv)"
make_dpi_aware()

*set Qt.HighDpiScaleFactorRoundingPolicy to PassThrough (by andybarry)

# add this code before "app = QtWidgets.QApplication(sys.argv)"
QtWidgets.QApplication.setAttribute(QtCore.Qt.HighDpiScaleFactorRoundingPolicy.PassThrough)

I have tried both, and they both work perfectly! Thanks to these contributors. Hope you can find this useful as well.


"Sometimes we need to remember that our role has limitations too."
Image from the Women's March in New York City, January 21, 2017.
It seems that there have been as many pieces debating the effectiveness of the Women's March and its finer details on the web as there were marchers in cities around the world. But to focus on the internal divisions of the Women's March or the minutiae of its logo is a red herring when you consider the fact that the Women's March on Washington (and its sister marches) made it the largest day of protests in U.S. history, according to data scientists Jeremy Pressman, University of Connecticut, and Erica Chenoweth, University of Denver, who compiled participant numbers into an incredible data set of crowd estimates from the event.
This is not to dismiss the importance of these differences. In fact, the women's movement in the U.S. has historically been diverse—and its policies divisive—among its members. When as a movement, you claim to represent 50% of the population, whose life experiences touch other disciplines, demographics, and identities, it inevitably presents rocky ground to navigate.
There is historical precedent for this. Soon after the Seneca Falls convention in 1848, the women's suffrage movement split over the passage of the 15th amendment. Amid tactical disagreements in achieving voting rights, the movement split again in 1917, with the more radical National Women's Party emerging from the National American Woman Suffrage Association. There were similar debates about with whom second-wave feminists should partner and from whom they should distinguish themselves as they tried to find their place amid other civil rights groups in the 1960s. Today, women are important players among other movements too, from Black Lives Matter to the Fight for $15. Time progresses, and history repeats itself.
So how does one brand feminism's seemingly re-energized third wave—the ocean of women (and men) that encompass it, and all of its tributaries? In attempting to create a logo that encompasses the Women's March and all that participated in it, one has to rely on essentialist feminism—a unifying theory that relies on the supposed characteristics all women share. That presents a bit of a branding problem for any designer, one unlikely to be solved by all but the most ambiguous symbol.
Designers have a trained eye for noticing and analyzing the details. But should we feel that we are now being confronted with a retrograde vision of womanhood, there are better ways to galvanize our skills than to denigrate the work of the past. Stand up, take action.
That so many people have been mobilized under the banner of the Women's March means more than any critique of aesthetics and iconography. To argue otherwise assumes a universal level of keen visual literacy, and displays a sense of self-importance where our own discipline is concerned. This isn't making a case for "bad" design—but a recognition that sometimes design comes second. With the Women's March on Washington, this is felt in a literal sense: the design team was brought on a month before the event, requiring them to work retroactively for a movement that already had momentum of its own.
At a recent AIGA New York event called "Citizen Designer Now," a town hall discussing how designers can become civically engaged changemakers, an audience member said, "Design is a way of problem-solving. We need to expand our thought process about what our role is." This is true, but sometimes we need to remember that our role has limitations too. That's the good thing about an ellipsis. What happens next is open-ended.


The new Passenger Information System is being fitted to Greater Anglia's entire fleet of 61 Class 315 trains and will deliver timely and accurate information to passengers during their journey with automatic announcements and scrolling text on screens in each vehicle.
The work is being managed by the fleet owners Eversholt Rail Group and carried out by Bombardier Transportation at their depot in Ilford. Work commenced in December 2012 with the first units being 315803 and 315827 which are now in passenger service.
Other improvements being applied to the 315 fleet as part of the same project include the installation of wheelchair bays which can accommodate two wheelchairs. Furthermore, on completion of the Passenger Information System installation, new 'Call for Aid' buttons will be installed in the wheelchair bays for the use of mobility impaired passengers should they require assistance.
'Tip–up' seats have also been installed in the wheelchair area, along with additional signage to identify priority seats for elderly or mobility impaired passengers. Exterior signage to identify the location of the wheelchair bays, improved door handles in the gangways between vehicles that provide a simple lever handle and colour contrasting handrails to assist visually impaired passengers have also been installed.
The Class 315 fleet serves the Metro area (London Liverpool Street – Shenfield) and the West Anglia route (London Liverpool Street – Chingford).


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Murder Mystery (2019)
1) An Agatha Christie kind of pan-European whodunit murder-mystery with a diverse list of suspects. Instead of Hercule Poirot, it's the bumbling couple of Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston.
1) One time watch.
2) A better supporting cast would've been nice.
Charles Cavendish: That is the Quince dagger. Chinese steel, jewels from across the Orient. A gift to the family from Marco Polo. Or so the legend says.
Audrey Spitz: God. Nick's grandmother gave us a toaster from Sears. Or so the legend says.
HOLLYWOOD, Movies, Netflix
Adam Sandler, Adeel Akhtar, Comedy, Dany Boon, David Walliams, Gemma Arterton, JENNIFER ANISTON, John Kani, Kyle Newacheck, Luis Gerardo Mendez, Luke Evans, MYSTERY, Netflix, Olafur Darri Olafsson, Shiori Kutsuna, Terence Stamp
Primal Fear (1996)
1) A grand debut for Edward Norton. The split personalities he played in his debut film works as a great precursor for his future projects with a similar theme like Fight Club (1999) and The Incredible Hulk (2008)
2) The great climactic plot-twist. Without this twist, the entire plot is stale.
3) Good supporting cast.
1) Slow screenplay which is 20 minutes too long
Martin Vail: So there never… there never was a Roy?
Roy: Jesus Christ, Marty. If that's what you think, I am disappointed in you, I don't mind telling you. There never was an Aaron… counselor!
Alfre Woodard, Andre Braugher, Courtroom-Drama, Edward Norton, Frances McDormand, Gregory Hoblit, James Newton Howard, John Mahoney, Laura Linney, MYSTERY, Reg Rogers, Richard Gere, Stanley Anderson, Steven Bauer, William Diehl
1) Multiple plot-twist towards the climax will keep the viewers on the edge of their seats.
2) Michael Douglas as Nicholas van Orton – One man show
3) It's like a "Twilight Zone" episode
1) The final twist somewhat brought the whole movie down. With Nicholas dying by suicide he actually beats the game but he surviving means the game won, as planned.
Feingold: This is fucking dangerous.
Nicholas: You don't seem to understand. Right now — I'm dangerous.
Armin Mueller-Stahl, Carroll Baker, DAVID FINCHER, Deborah Kara Unger, Howard Shore, James Rebhorn, Michael Douglas, MYSTERY, Peter Donat, SEAN PENN, Thriller
The Birds (1963)
1) A perfect example of a mediocre story and superior execution.
2) CGI – way ahead of its time.
3) Eerie climactic scene – will never be able to envisage birds the same way again!
4) The build-up.The first half pretend to be a Rock Hudson rom-com but in the second-half, the movie turns upside down.The events in the first half actually jostle the viewer toward a cozy setting and when everyone is in their comfort zone – the ferity begins.
Cathy Brenner: Can I bring the lovebirds, Mitch? they haven't harmed anyone.
Alfred Hitchcock, Horror, Jessica Tandy, MYSTERY, Rod Taylor, Suzanne Pleshette, The Birds, Tippi Hedren, Veronica Cartwright
1) Agatha Christie's story remains the backbone of this movie.
2) Huge ensemble cast.
3) Ingrid Bergman as Greta Ohlsson – her broken English and timid character is first-rate.
1) Hercule Poirot will remain the most annoying character ever created in English literature and Albert Finney can't do anything to fix it.
Foscarelli: Hey, what are you reading, Mister Beddoes?
Beddoes: I am reading "Love's Captive," by Mrs. Arabella Richardson.
Foscarelli: Is it about sex?
Beddoes: No, it's about 10:30, Mister Foscarelli.
Agatha Christie, Albert Finney, Anthony Perkins, Ingrid Bergman, Lauren Bacall, Martin Balsam, Michael York, Murder on the Orient Express, Murder-Mystery, MYSTERY, Sean Connery, Sidney Lumet, Thriller, Vanessa Redgrave
1) Brutally racist : A movie with the cult level of House on Haunted Hill . Brave debut for Jordan Peele.
2) Guess Who's Coming to Dinner with Rosemary's Baby
3) Lil Rel Howery as Rod Williams
Rod Williams: Man, I told you not to go in that house.
Allison Williams, Bradley Whitford, Caleb Landry Jones, Catherine Keener, Daniel Kaluuya, Horror, Jordan Peele, Lil Rel Howery, MYSTERY, Stephen Root, Supernatural
1) A folk-tale presented like a folk-tale without any stupid sub-plot.
2) The backdrop: 17th century New England with the original language.
3) Anya Taylor-Joy as Thomasin
William: Corruption, thou art my father!
Anya Taylor-Joy, FOLK-TALE, Horror, Kate Dickie, MYSTERY, Period, Ralph Ineson, Robert Eggers, Supernatural, The Witch


The exterior of your house is the first impression of your whole house—your gates and your fence. A fence is an extension of your home; not only does it show your boundaries which define your personal space, if you choose the best fence for your home, it complements it and therefore adds value.
It creates an impression of your home and somehow provides passersby an indication of home owners' personality. Remember, though, that there are many different types of fences, so you'd better research and pick one that would best suit your needs. The most common types of fences are listed below for your convenience.
The wood structure is by far the most common. One advantage of this fence is that it can be built to guarantee privacy. It is available in a multitude of styles. Pine is the most affordable followed by Cypress, Cedar, and Redwood. Wood fences may require extensive repairs along with staining and waterproofing to ensure a longer life. Moreover, wood needs protection since it is always exposed to stormy weather.
A vinyl fence is durable, inexpensive and quite easy to install. Many people have chosen this type of fence as a practical addition to their home gardens. Vinyl fences are popular nowadays and look like timber. It always preserves its shape and has stain-resistant attributes.
Chain link fences are probably the most affordable fences you can install. These fences can keep stray animals out of your garden and also provide an inexpensive trellis for your vines.
Picket fences are the most common type of fences seen in gardens everywhere. They're easy to install, durable and create a rustic look to your home.
Steel fences are very resilient and possibly the most enduring material. It does not split easily compared to timber or vinyl. Likewise, it does not bend right away like aluminum. Quality steel fences can last for two decades.
Aluminum looks nice because of the coating. There is hardly need for any maintenance. Aluminum fences are also long-term structures since it is a softer variety of steel. The only drawback is that it's not as impervious to damage like steel.
Hedges or other living fences use natural shape of evergreens, shrubs, or bamboo. These kinds of fences are becoming popular because of fewer maintenance concerns.
Stone walls are derived from America's farming history when people place the rocks in line forming stone walls. They may be built using an entire stone or maybe a combination of stones and other materials such as wrought-irons or vinyl.
Pool fences are a type of fence placed around pools to ensure pool safety. They also play a major role in your overall landscape design because of their location and the semi-private coverage.
This type works best for owners who have large properties and would like to maximize the available play area for their dogs. The wires can follow any shape required by the owner and can even run across pavement. The problem, though, is that you may need the services of professionals as it needs an equipment to dig into the ground (even on cement) and simultaneously lay down the wires.
From the information above, you can choose which type of fence best fits your home and your budget. It also will enhance beauty to your home and act as a demarcation line between your lawn and your neighbour's garden.
There are many things to consider if you want to install a granite edges in your home. Normally the first thing that you will think about is granite colors and style of the countertop. You will also consider the design that will be suitable for your house. But there is one thing that is often overlooked – the granite edges of the countertop. This is just as important because without the proper boundaries your countertop will not be as elegant and stylish as you may want it to be.
With the addition of CNC technology, it is now possible to have any design that you want. All the reputable stone fabricators use CNC machines. Therefore, you only have to specify the design you want. In fact, they will help you in selecting the right edge that will be appropriate for your kitchen or vanity tops.
This design is more attractive than the straight edge. The granite edges is beveled at about 45º angle and can be placed at the top or at the bottom of the edge. There are many variations of this design such as the ¼ bevel, � bevel, ¼ bevel top and bottom and reverse bevel. This can be appropriate for a kitchen or bathroom countertop that has moderate to high daily activity.
The basic shape of this edge is circular. There are also some variations in this design. These include the half bullnose, where half of the edge is rounded and the full bullnose where the whole edge has the profile of a half moon. There is also the ¼ round and the demi bullnose. This is also designed for a bathroom or kitchen countertop with medium to high activity.
The type of your home will largely determine the suitable granite edges. It will look awkward if you have countertop edges that do not fit well with the general décor of your home. If your home is the traditional, conservative type, then the most appropriate edge for your granite edges is the straight edge. You can also choose the half or full bullnose because they are more traditional looking.
If your house is the modern, contemporary design, you may consider fancy edges. These edges are more intricate and therefore more expensive. The most popular of the fancy types is the ogee where the edges are shaped into two graceful curves, one concave, and the other convex. Your granite edges will look splendid with the ogee edge.
Other fancy types of granite edges include cove which has a concave bevel on the top edge and waterfall which has three convex arches cascading downwards. Dupont is another intricate side with a straight edge going down to a curve. If your home has angular features and straight lines, a beveled edge will be suitable with its angled edges. You can choose to have ¼ to � inch corners or have both the bottom and top edges with bevels.
In determining the sides, you should also consider the thickness of your granite edges. You cannot just pick an intricate side if your countertop is only about � inch thick. The thickness of complex shaped edges should be about two ¼ inches thick. For thinner granite such as � inch, you can support it underneath with a wood backing. They can be appropriate for countertops like bathroom vanities with the more common edges such as straight or bullnose.
Photography has really changed over the past decade. From the advent of digital photography to the use of computers for editing photographs, its safe to say that photography will never be the same. From portrait photographers, landscape photographers to the emergence of drone photography and videography the industry seems to be wide open with lots of options for pros to beginners.
Check out this amazing video we found from the http://thebrotographer.com/.
As you can see photography will never be the same from the years of film and darkrooms. The digital revolution has been long upon us, and there are many ways to get involved and learn.
With the information age (google) and a little practice the learning curve on how to make amazing images is very small. No longer are their years and years of practice and study to become an accomplished photographer.
Many people have picked up the hobby and turned it into a lucrative home or side business.
There is something about rich dark stained wood that screams luxury and a rich elegance. In fact, mahogany, cherry and walnut have always been popular choices for kitchen cabinets because of their durability. However, today dark kitchen cabinets are a rage even in moderate households and designers are exploring options outside dark stained wood. Black kitchen cabinets, for example, have become a favorite in kitchens that score high both on style and functionality.
We have put together a list of design ideas that work brilliantly black kitchen cabinets. These ideas can be executed both in old fashioned manors and in sleek modern apartments.
Contrast, if done right, can transform any ordinary space into an extraordinary one. And nothing works better than contrasting marble with naturally dark wood. A patterned marble backsplash can create a gorgeous backdrop in a kitchen lined with dark cabinets. The kitchen island can be made of dark wood too to match the cabinets. A marble countertop will work very well on the dark island as well. The dark cabinets can also be accentuated by using light wooden flooring.
If you want to add a touch of aristocracy to your kitchen, using gold inlay on dark cabinets can be a very good option. Intricate patterns reminiscent of old world luxury can instantly add gravitas to your home. The gold can also be substituted with silver if you are into a touch of understated elegance. Placing a jar of fresh roses and silver candlesticks on the kitchen island ideas will complete the entire look.
Dark kitchen cabinets are the perfect element for a chic black and white kitchen. Chequered black and white floors, white marble backsplash, a sleek kitchen island are some of the essential design elements in the kitchen. Fine lines, clutter free organisation and lots of storage space are the order of the day. One might also consider adding an inbuilt bar for an added touch of flair. Adding barstools with a multipurpose kitchen island will add the finishing touch.


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A new way forward | re-thinking us stratergy in afghanistan
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AMERICA'S INTEREST
The central goal of U.S. foreign and defense policy is to ensure the safety and prosperity of the American people. In practical terms, this means deterring or thwarting direct attacks on the U.S. homeland, while at the same time maintaining the long-term health of the U.S. economy. A sound economy is the foundation of all national power, and it is critical to our ability to shape the global order and preserve our core values and independence over the long-term. The United States must therefore avoid an open-ended commitment in Afghanistan, especially when the costs of military engagement exceed the likely benefits.
What is at Stake in Afghanistan?
The United States has only two vital strategic interests in Afghanistan. Its first strategic interest is to reduce the threat of successful terrorist attacks against the United States. In operational terms, the goal is to prevent Afghanistan from again becoming a "safe haven" that could significantly enhance Al Qaeda's ability to organize and conduct attacks on the United States.
The United States drove Al Qaeda out of Afghanistan in 2002, and Al Qaeda's presence in Afghanistan is now negligible. Al Qaeda's remaining founders are believed to be in hiding in northwest Pakistan, though affiliated cells are now active in Somalia, Yemen, and several other countries. These developments suggest that even a successful counterinsurgency campaign in Afghanistan would have only a limited effect on Al Qaeda's ability to conduct terrorist attacks against the United States and its allies. To the extent that our presence facilitates jihadi recruitment and draws resources away from focused counter-terror efforts, it may even be counterproductive.
The second vital U.S. interest is to keep the conflict in Afghanistan from sowing instability elsewhere in Central Asia. Such discord might one day threaten the stability of the Pakistani state and the security of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal. If the Pakistani government were to fall to radical extremists, or if terrorists were able to steal or seize either a weapon or sufficient nuclear material, then the danger of a nuclear terrorist incident would increase significantly. It is therefore important that our strategy in Afghanistan avoids making the situation in Pakistan worse.
Fortunately, the danger of a radical takeover of the Pakistani government is small. Islamist extremism in Pakistan is concentrated within the tribal areas in its northwest frontier, and largely confined to its Pashtun minority (which comprises about 15 percent of the population). The Pakistani army is primarily Punjabi (roughly 44 percent of the population) and remains loyal. At present, therefore, this second strategic interest is not seriously threatened.
Beyond these vital strategic interests, the United States also favors democratic rule, human rights, and economic development. These goals are consistent with traditional U.S. values and reflect a longstanding belief that democracy and the rule of law are preferable to authoritarianism. The U.S. believes that stable and prosperous democracies are less likely to threaten their neighbors or to challenge core U.S. interests. Helping the Afghan people rebuild after decades of war is also appealing on purely moral grounds.
Yet these latter goals, however worthy in themselves, do not justify a costly and open-ended commitment to war in Afghanistan. Afghanistan remains one of the poorest countries in the world and is of little intrinsic strategic value to the United States. (Recent reports of sizeable mineral resources do not alter this basic reality.) Afghan society is divided into several distinct ethnic groups with a long history of conflict, it lacks strong democratic traditions, and there is a deeply rooted suspicion of foreign interference.
It follows that a strategy for Afghanistan must rest on a clear-eyed assessment of U.S. interests and a realistic appraisal of what outside help can and cannot accomplish. It must also take care to ensure that specific policy actions do not undermine the vital interests identified above. The current U.S. strategy has lost sight of these considerations, which is why our war effort there is faltering.
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Q: How to redirect to multiple view through next and previous button in angularjs I have a next and previous button on footer which is on index.html file. My code structure is as below-

Header

<ng-view></ng-view>

   <button type="button" id="next" ng-click="nextPage()">Next</button>
   <button type="button" id="prev" ng-click="prevPage()">Previous</button>

On click of Next and previous button, my page content should redirect to new view in the content. I have used ui-view to redirect to different view.
But in controller part it only redirect to 1.html page. After again when I click it does not redirect to 2.html page
I need to redirect to different page(1.html,2.html,3.html,4.html) on click of each next button.
Please let me know how it can be possible.

A: You can do it using angular $location.

Header

<ng-view></ng-view>

   <button type="button" id="next" ng-click="go('/NextPageUrl')">Next</button>
   <button type="button" id="prev" ng-click="go('/PrevPageUrl')">Previous</button>

In controller:
$scope.go = function ( path ) {
  $location.path( path );
};

A: There is also an issue with your code. Since you are using ui.router, any interaction with the $stateProvider and $states need to happen using the ui-view directive but you have used ng-view and so your code won't work. Change it as below:

Header

    <ui-view></ui-view>

    <button type="button" id="next" ng-click="nextPage()">Next</button>
    <button type="button" id="prev" ng-click="prevPage()">Previous</button>


leaving crescent dents onto my arms and back.
I am a melting language, meant for only myself to read.
and other times I disappear into the slow void.
the physical, tangible, what he can feel, what he can see.
I have an unnecessary urge to be loved on the outside.
and their clear, unmarred backs.
to the old, weary path.
I resort to forever being ugly to the mirror.
But I can barely tell that to myself.
why do we take a physical form at all?


Give us a call to schedule your session. We are available to capture many moments including a wedding, a family portrait, senior graduation, and more.
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Q: Get random (or first) frame from video using flex I am developing an application for recording videos and previewing them as tilelist.  Is there any way to capture a frame of the video to use as a thumbnail in my list? I'm using Flex 4.5.

A: From this answer:
var frameGrab:BitmapData = new BitmapData(clip.width, clip.height, false, 0);
frameGrab.draw(clip); // the .draw() method will copy the frame from your video.
var frame:Bitmap = new Bitmap(frameGrab);

A: what i was searching for was the following:
        private function capture(filename:String):void
        {
            var bitmapData:BitmapData = new BitmapData(videoDisplay.width, videoDisplay.height);
            bitmapData.draw(videoDisplay,new Matrix());

            var bitmap : Bitmap = new Bitmap(bitmapData);
            var jpg:JPEGEncoder = new JPEGEncoder();
            var ba:ByteArray = jpg.encode(bitmapData);
            var newImage:File = File.desktopDirectory.resolvePath("foldername/"+filename+".jpg");

            fileStream = new FileStream();
            fileStream.open(newImage, FileMode.UPDATE);
            fileStream.writeBytes(ba);
            fileStream.close();

        }

which is a method called when the user clicks to record..so i grab a photo as a thumb! i hope the above will help others too who look for something similar...
Thanks a lot!

A: Yet another way to do it:
attach an event listener to the video stream (i.e. NetStream), like so:
var vConnection:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
vConnection.connect(null);
var vStream:NetStream = new NetStream(vConnection);
vStream.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, onNetStatusChange);

The listener then looks like this:
protected function onNetStatusChange(event:NetStatusEvent):void
{
    switch(event.info.code)
    {
        case "NetStream.Play.Start":
        {
            vStream.seek(1); // seek to key frame
            break;
        }
        case "NetStream.Video.DimensionChange":
        {
            // after a dimension change we have a loaded frame
            // do whatever you want here, but keep in mind
            // that the video needs to be on the display list
            // if you want to draw it
            break;
        }
        default: break;
    }
}


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The villa is located in a quiet residential district. The house is surrounded with 5000m2 land and the apartment is on the 2nd floor with private entrance, equipped kitchen, living room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, each room with shower and toilet, 1 guest toilet, terrace 40m2 with panoramic sea view, 2nd terrace with barbecue and garden.


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LISBOA DANCE FESTIVAL 2018, LDF FULL LINE-UP / 9TH AND 10TH MARCH
by Arc Street Journal January 28 2018, 08:07 MUSIC - TRACKS
Lisboa Dance Festival Two days of the best electronic music under the industrial scenery of Lisbon. Full Line-up below.
NAO | NOSAJ THING (LIVE) | JOE GODDARD (LIVE) | OCTAVE ONE I MIDLAND | MONOLOC | ROMARE (Full Live Band) | STEFFI I TRUNCATE | MAX GRAEF | LEON VYNEHALL | OPTIMO | SAOIRSE I MIRROR PEOPLE | XINOBI | BAWRUT | MOOMIN I PEDRO | PRINS THOMAS | MVRIA | RASTRONAUT I GPU PANIC | RAMBOIAGE | DJ KITTEN | DUPPLO I ANTONIO BASTOS | PARAGUAII | DJ GLUE | SHAKA LION | DJ MARFOX | MIGUEL TORGA | HIMAN
Lisboa Dance Festival 2018
Hub Criativo do Beato
9th & 10th March
http://www.lisboadancefestival.com
Lisbon is one of the most vibrant present destinations, idea reiterated by numerous articles in the specialized press and reality easily verifiable by those who circulate in the city. Music festivals and other cultural events obviously have an important role in capturing the attention of those who choose Lisbon as their holiday destination. The vibrant Lisbon music scene and the festival offerings have attracted the attention of many international thinkers about the city. On the other hand, Lisbon presents enough attractions to seduce many creative minds, artists and other industry players who have chosen this city as the basis for their work.
The Portuguese electronics is reinforced in the line-up of the Lisboa Dance Festival with DJ Marfox, Miguel Torga and Himan. In an event where music is strongly celebrated, the space for debate, privileged enough by the festival, has as one of the central points the cultural movement of Lisbon and the city itself. If it's to celebrate, the event offers the already traditional "Love Affair Pack" in which 2 passes can be purchased for the value of 69€.
Domestic production is boiling. The volume is rich and artists like Miguel Torga and Himan are reflective of a consistent work in the area of house and techno. The "sound of Lisbon" has been transported around the world by some standard-bearers of the national electronic scene. DJ Marfox is the latest confirmation at the festival and is defined as one of the fundamental elements of a unique sound that Lisbon provides.
Lisbon is definitely the key point in the 3rd edition of the LDF. The space for debate, initiated by the event since the first edition, has proposed for this year a much more incisive vision about the city and the sound that emanates from it.
DJ Marfox is an authentic urban, suburban and Lisbon ghetto legend. His most recent and acclaimed album "Chapa Quente" (Príncipe Discos, 2016), was featured in some of the most outstanding tops at the end of the year (FACT, XLR8R, Mixmag...) and was nominated for 'Album of the Year' at the Time Out Awards. His unparalleled vision of baroque and rhythmically expansive techno, imbued with Garage, Bass and Batida (instrumental Kuduro), has seduced and captivated audiences and critics throughout the world. In Portugal, he's a regular and acclaimed presence at the Noites Príncipe.
Punctuated by hypnotic landscapes and intensely physical rhythms, Miguel Torga's work has as main concept to produce electronic music in Portuguese: techno and house with national identity. This identity is established through the use of vocals in the Camões language, samples of Portuguese cinema and also through constant reference to national symbols and Portuguese culture. His music is edited by foreign publishers, such as the Berliner Aroma Music; Luso-German, such as Con + ainer Music; and also national, such as Freima Labs and Elements Recs. His live performances could already be danced all over the country and in March it is the turn of the Lisboa Dance Festival to dance to the sound of Miguel Torga.
Recognized for his work at publishers such as Freerange Records, Connaisseur or Cocoon, Himan is one of the owners of Release Sustain Recordings. He has more than 20 digital EPs and has been remixed by international names such as Uner, Tiefschwarz, Of Norway, Daso, Basic Soul Unit, Brendon Moeller and Patrick Chardronett. His song "Inside You", remixed by Maceo Plex for a compilation of the Spanish label Galaktika Records, was one of his biggest hits. Recently, the Art Deparment chose one of the themes that was released in "its" label for a compilation that will be released at FABRIC in London.
The venue: Hub Criativo fo Beato in Lisboa
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