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Whether loss on sale of shares of subsidiary is allowed as a business expenditure?
Sourav 5 years ago 4 min read
The assessee claimed loss on sale of shares as business expenses. The issue came up before court was whether any loss on sale of the shares of a wholly-owned subsidiary is allowed as a business loss in case the investment was made for the commercial purposes.
Facts of the case- Assesee claimed the loss on sale of shares as business expenses
The assessee showed a loss of INR 4,07,24,151 which it incurred on the sale of its 100 percent shareholding in Apollo Tyres A.G., Switzerland (ATAG) to Apollo Tyres Cyprus Pvt. Ltd. (ATC). This loss was claimed as business expenditure. While the assessment was underway, the appellant provided that ATAG was formed in the year 2007 as a 100 percent subsidiary of the appellant company for undertaking marketing and sales of the appellant company's brand products and this investment was done in the subsidiary company for bringing commercial feasibility.
The Assessing Officer during the draft assessment order believed that this investment in the shares couldn't be held as the business activity since the appellant was showing these shares in his books under the investment head. The Dispute Resolution Panel confirmed this draft assessment order on this issue.
Assessee Claimed that Investment in Shares and its subsequent sales was part of Business activity
The assessee submitted before the Tribunal that this investment in the shares by the appellant of ATAG and the consequent sale was totally and solely was in the nature of business of the appellant company, in other words, the fine-tuning of the overall company structure for attaining operational synergies. The investment was not made for the purposes of enhancing share value or for earning any dividends and hence, this business loss must be allowed to the assessee as an expense for the appellant company.
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The Tribunal held- Assessing Officer did not rebut Assessee claim of regular dealing in shares:
(i) The petitioner has agreed during his assessment proceedings that the motive of the ATAG was to undertake activities related to marketing and sales for the appellant brand based out in Singapore. This factual declaration has not been denied by the Assessing Officer in the questioned assessment order. Nothing on record is there for showing that the respective subsidiary company did any activity totally unrelated and independent with respect to the activities which have been carried over by the litigant company. Hence, the appellant's claim that this investment was done solely for the commercial purposes and was not done with any motive to create the investment couldn't be rejected.
(ii) The primary thing which was needed to be examined in the current case was to understand whether the said expenditure was incurred as per business prudence for business purposes. In the case of S.A. Builders vs. CIT, 288 ITR 1, the Hon'ble Supreme Court held as under:-
"The term 'commercial expediency' is an expression which includes such expenditure which a prudent entrepreneur incurs for business purposes. This expenditure might not have been made under legal obligation; however, the same is permitted as a business expense in case it has been incurred on the grounds of commercial expediency."
(iii) The unanimity of the objectives of the petitioner company and his subsidiary company evidently shows that the said investment was made solely as a trade investment. The choice of investing in its subsidiary was not such that any sensible businessman might have not done. In a very similar case of DCIT Vs. Gujarat Small Industries Corporation (4 SOT 239), the ITAT Ahmedabad Bench held as under:-
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"According to the MOU (memorandum of association) of the assessee, the prime motive of the assessee had been to stimulate the interest of SSI units in the State. The chief objective of the assessee had been to assist the industrial concerns in several ways and promote industrial development in the State. Clearly, the company G had been floated for this purpose as a subsidiary and was then sold off when it started mounting losses. With this view, it had been found that the investment in the shares of the company by the assessee was a trade investment. The commissioner (Appeals) was correct in following the judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Brooke Bond India Ltd. \/s. CIT [1986] 162 ITR 373. The Commissioner (Appeals) also took into consideration the judgment of the Rajasthan High Court in the case of Rajasthan Financial Corpn. Vs. CIT [1967] where it had been held that in case the investment in the shares and sale later thereon is linked closely with assessee's business, any loss suffered due to such sale shall be treated as a trading loss."
(iv) Hence, the Hon'ble Court held that the business loss which was claimed by the appellant was in accordance with the law.
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Boston reverberates with music, a fundraiser for Bhopal
By TCN News, http://twocircles.net
Boston: More than 26 years later and thousand miles away from Bhopal, the call for justice for the victims of the Union Carbide gas leak is still strong. Hundreds gathered here on Saturday May 7th, 2011 in a benefit concert to raise funds for this noble cause.
Divine Strings, a benefit concert featuring Carnatic and Jazz music, was held on the in Northeastern University's Fenway Auditorium. Aishwarya Venkataraman, an ever smiling eighteen year-old violinist took center-stage to enthrall a crowd of well over two hundred with brilliant artistry.Aishu was accompanied on the Mridangam by her father Prof. Vinod R. Venkataraman, Marc Rossi on the piano, Bob Tamagni on the drums, and Bill Urmson on the electric bass.
The event helped raise money for the survivors of the Bhopal Gas Disaster. This disaster happened twenty-six years ago in India, killing thousands of people and injuring half a million more and is the world's worst industrial disaster. The concert was organized by volunteers of the Boston chapter of the International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal (ICJB).
During the Carnatic half of the concert, Aishu displayed her years of classical education, playing a complex set of traditional compositions with great finesse and ease. Aishu's sole accompanist for the Carnatic part was the brilliant percussionist and mathematician, Vinod Venkataraman.
Vinod played the Mridangam, a two-headed barrel shaped drum. The diverse audience was rapt in amazement as Aishu would search for a soul note to transition seamlessly from one ragam to the next.
The first half ended on a soulful note when the organizers screened a short film about the ongoing disaster in Bhopal. The suffering of the Bhopalis began over 26 years ago when Union Carbide employed cost-cutting measures resulting in the leakage of methyl isocyanate (MIC) from the Union Carbide-owned plant on December 3rd 1984. To date, Union Carbide has not cleaned up the site. The effects of this corporate negligence are still felt twenty-six years later, as toxins from the site have crept into the soil and water in Bhopal. Children in Bhopal are still born with birth defects and most Bhopalis still do not have access to clean drinking water.
DOW Chemical (Union Carbide's current parent company) refuses to compensate the victims. The film also showcased the work of Sambhavna clinic in Bhopal, a free medical facility operated by survivors of the gas tragedy and volunteers. At Sambhavna, patients are not only treated but also educated and equipped in such a way that they can help others afflicted with similar disorders. Sambhavna clinic also has a research unit, which has produced rigorously tested data published in leading medical journals like Lancet and the Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA).
The final segment of the evening showcased Aishu and the Jazz ensemble composed of Marc Rossi, Bill Urmson, Bob Tamagni and Vinod Venkataraman, who mesmerized the crowd with a mixture of Jazz and Carnatic arrangements. Their outstanding rendition of "Watermelon Man" left the audience gasping for more. The next piece was Freedom Jazz dance followed by a sublime piece called, "Ascending Dreams", a composition bringing the piano and composer Marc Rossi's nimble fingers into focus, Bob Tamagni on the drums and Vinod Venkataraman on the congas provided apt percussion support, adding to the rhythmic texture of Aishu's speedy yet controlled violin melody. Bill Urmson transitioned seamlessly between Jazz and Carnatic sections on the electric bass.
There couldn't have been a more befitting way to end the beautiful Boston evening than to play Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram – Mahatma Gandhi's favorite song, a song that prays for peace, harmony and healing to the world. A message that will certainly bring joy to the hearts of the Bhopalis in whose honor the concert was organized.
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A boundary element technique is developed to solve steady state flow in a shallow aquifer with random boundary conditions. The aquifer is bounded by a leaky aquifer above, and an impervious layer below. The flow problem is formulated in terms of a stochastic boundary value problem involving a Helmholtz equation. The moment of unknown random hydraulic head is obtained by application of an expectation operation to the boundary element formulations. The influence of the spatial structure of the boundary conditions on the hydraulic head statistics is discussed. The significance of the presence of the leaky layer on the hydraulic head statistics is also investigated. Keywords: semi-confined shallow aquifer, stochastic analysis, random boundary conditions. 1 Introduction The traditional approach to modelling of groundwater systems has been deterministic. If a variable, for instance, has been measured at a few locations, its distribution in space was determined by some kind of smooth interpolation, and then the flow problem was solved by using appropriate differential equations. This approach is open to criticism for the following reasons. The variables of interest do not vary in a regular manner in space and smooth interpolations are not able to reproduce their fluctuation, and in practice, measurements are generally scarce, i.e. they are available only at a few points, and values at other points are subject to uncertainty.


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Michael Carroll (@quantumprophecy | Facebook), author of the acclaimed Quantum Prophecy novels and many other books and comics(including Judge Dredd for 2000AD!), takes a wry look at the relentless march of technology and tells us why the iPad ain't all that advanced.
So, the other day my friend showed me a short story on her iPad and said, "You have to read this – it's really good."
I have read short stories before – several times, in fact – so I pretty much knew what to do: read the word in the top-left and then the word on its right, and keep going until I get to the end of the line. Then I go to the very leftest word on the next line down, and so on. Simple, really.
But then I reached the last word on the last line, and I was momentarily stuck. With a story written on paper, I know to turn to the next page. Or if I'm reading on my PC, I click the "next" button or hit the page-down key. But this was on an iPad. There are no buttons except a little recessed one at the bottom of the screen and that clearly wasn't the right one. I had to ask my friend what to do to get to the next page of the story.
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On the day that this event happened, I was forty-six years and thirteen days old. A bit embarrassing, I guess, to have reached this great age and never had the alleged pleasure of using an iPad, or even touching one. In fact, the last time I used anything made by Apple was back in 1985. It was an Apple II personal computer.
Yes, you young folk with your new-fangled tech are even now probably rolling your eyes and thinking, "Gee-whiz, granddad, wake up and smell the twenty-first century or the coffee or the roses or something, dude! Word."
Well, kid, it'll happen to you too, you know. In a quarter of a century or so – assuming that the Earth is still here and you manage to avoid being captured by the apes on horseback or the giant super-intelligent badgers or whatever else happens to be currently marauding the desolate wastelands – you'll find that all the younglings are using technology that you just don't grok.
(Incidentally, if you know what the word "grok" means – and where it comes from – then you're probably at least my age so I'm guessing you're more likely to be on my side in the coming "War of the Younglings" wherein all the old fogies like us rise up and reclaim the world for the people who understand that there were books before Harry Potter, don't know or really care who Kanye West is, laugh at those "fashionable" jeans where the crotch is around the knees, can remember when there was still a possibility that Luke and Leia could get together without it being creepy, and still think of Ozzy Osbourne as a musician and not a reality TV star.)
So, what did I think of the iPad? It was interesting. You poke at the icons and things happen, like games and stuff. I'm sure that given enough time I could come to like something of that nature, and get used to all the different apps. (Tech note: the word "App" is short for "Application" which is a new and utterly needless way of saying "Program" – my guess is that Apple chose it because they wanted people to think that it's an abbreviation of their company name. Well done them, because I've recently encountered "app" being used to describe long-established programs like Microsoft Word).
I'm certainly not as tech-savvy as I probably should be. My mobile phone is a Nokia 6020, purchased in 2005. It has lots of handy features that I have never used, or been interested enough about to find out what they actually are, like "Push to Talk." I've never bought a ringtone for it. It has a camera, but pretty much the only photos I've taken are of the inside of my pocket.
I have an mp3 player, too. I'm on my third or fourth one of those. I can't remember the name of the manufacturer, but it's not an iPod. I'm sure that iPods are lovely and exciting, and like all modern Apple products they're very pretty, but I bought my mp3 player so that I could listen to music. I don't care in the slightest what the thing looks like, so I went for one that was half the price of an equivalent-spec iPod.
But in this household we don't have a Nintendo Wii, or a Playstation 3, or an XBox whatever, or any kind of home games console. We don't have a Blu-Ray player – our DVD player is good enough. It was only last year that we switched over to digital TV, and that was only because we didn't have much of a choice.
Now, you'd be forgiven for thinking that because I'm old I don't understand technology, but you'd be wrong. I spent fourteen years as a computer programmer and systems analyst, totally self-taught – I left school at 16 and never went to college. I can program fluently in seven different languages, including machine code. I have built PCs from the motherboard up. I have written operating systems. Heck, I even created my own programming language and wrote a compiler for it – and it still works.
So it's not that I don't understand technology, it's just that I've reached a saturation point. I honestly don't care all that much any more. It takes a lot to get me excited about new tech, and poking at a screen instead of using a keyboard just isn't innovative enough for me. Yes, I'm sure it's all very clever behind the scenes, but whether we're using a finger or a mouse, we're still just clicking icons, and that idea's been around for decades: at least with a mouse we don't have to suffer that niggling little problem that will only be alleviated when some bright spark at Apple invents the iTransparentHand.
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Michael Carroll is the author of the acclaimed Quantum Prophecy novels and many other books and comics, including Judge Dredd for 2000AD. He lives in Dublin, Ireland. He is married and has no children: their names are Nathaniel and Clementine. Find out more at michaelowencarroll.com
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Collimare® has spent the last 8 years applying over 30 years of design experience and innovation to create a new low cost, light weight, high performance line of collimators.
A simple yet rugged design with features that allows it to encompass all of your manual collimator needs from non-certified veterinarian units, portables, mobiles, to high throughput clinical applications.
Direct coupled turn knobs, flat blade shutters, large passive lamp cooling heatsink, thermal cutout safety switch, lamp soft start, optical grade acrylic output window, two Class I Lasers for crosshair alignment, quick full cover removal, external light field adjustments, to name just a few of the advanced design features.
Industry first with the inclusion of 2 Class I Lasers for crosshair alignment as a standard feature on all the Collimare® product line.
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eFiction is a story archiving system first created by Rebecca Smallwood (v1.0 & v1.1) then later updated by Tammy Keefer (v2.0 and beyond). To see an example of it in action, click here. It's not required to place one of my banners from the template page on your site to use these but I would like for you to keep my text copyright in the footer with a link back to http://www.gokugirl.com. You can change the position of the copyright or reword it however you wish.
I recommend you at least glance at the readme included with each skin. Sometimes I include interesting tidbits about my inspiration, a copyright notice for the images that aren't mine, or ways to custom-tailor the skin to suit your needs.
If there's something wrong with a skin be sure to tell me about it either by e-mail or via the forum.
Click on a thumbnail for a larger preview image (they open in a new window). Feel free to modify these skins however you want since I'm of the strong belief that one size does not fit all.
If you would like for me to do a skin design especially for you, or if you just have an idea that you think people would like, feel free to contact me.
A Note About Skins With Different Designs In Different Browsers: Sometimes my design idea doesn't translate well to Internet Explorer so the design in this browser will vary somewhat from the design seen in Firefox, Netscape, and Opera. This is because IE doesn't render CSS the way it's supposed to. Just about every CSS designer complains about this, but there's not much you can do except plead with the IE development team to finally get their act together. So far only Colorblocked #3: Marine, Silver Vegeta, and Plastik Blue are majorly affected. I still have to alter Marine and Silver Vegeta for IE7.
I've only chosen a few 2.0 skins to update to 3.0 (Dark Water v1; Liquid Steel; Silver Vegeta; Up, Up, & Away v1 & v2). If you want something converted that's not in this list, please contact me.
Colorblocked: (text only; quick-loading and easy to modify) #4 isn't available yet.
I now only create skins for this version upon request.


Former Birmingham owners David Sullivan and David Gold have completed their takeover of West Ham.
Sullivan and Gold sold Birmingham City to Carson Yeung earlier this season and Sullivan confirmed the Hammers takeover in an interview with BBC Radio 5 Live.
"We will spell out the book we are taking over," said Sullivan. "The imbalance in the squad and the crazy wages the Icelandics were paying that brought the club to its knees."
Sullivan confirmed that Karren Brady, who was managing director at Birmingham, will become vice-chairman at Upton Park.


I'm often on the receiving end of "gardening" gifts, which I gratefully accept and swiftly acknowledge with a hand-written thank you note. But after a recent conversation with my husband, I am reminded that civilians should not give "gardening" gifts. Responding to his inquiry this year, I asked for an Euscaphis japonica. His blank look told me it's not likely to appear in my holiday stocking.
But what I really want this year is something no one can give me: loose, well-drained soil. What gardener hasn't dreamed of rich, dark, crumbly soil that water flows through at just the right rate?
When we moved to our house five years ago I confronted hard, bare, compacted clay soil and immediately set out to build up something that could sustain my plants. It takes Mother Nature 10,000 years to create one inch of topsoil, but I'm in a hurry and thankfully I have powerful allies—the experts at the NC State Cooperative Extension Service.
After attending a class by Rhonda Sherman, Solid Waste Specialist at NC State Cooperative Extension, I got hooked on vermicomposting. It uses earthworms and other microorganisms to break down organic matter (aka my kitchen scraps) transforming it into a wonderful amendment for my soil. The internet delivered additional information as I set up my home vermicomposting system. A great place to start is composting.ces.ncsu.edu. You could also check out Rhonda's new book "The Worm Farmer's Handbook"—but try suggesting that as a gift to your civilian gift-givers and you'll end up with socks. Stick close to other gardeners for this one.
Loose, well-drained soil is the gardening gift that keeps giving and worth pursuing. While we were spared the flooding brought by Hurricane Florence we've had a wet fall—as I write this the rainfall recorded at RDU is 6.16 inches above normal. It hasn't arrived in ideal one-inch-per-week increments; instead it has often crashed down delivering a few inches in an hour. Unabsorbed rain runs off causing erosion and carrying sediment into the creeks often resulting in environmental problems we collectively suffer.
Persistence with my soil project has begun to pay off. Our landscape is healthy and pest free, summer requires little supplemental watering and planting beds have endured some heavy rains this year without serious damage. While not quite the soil of my dreams it no longer resembles the rock-hard clay present when we moved in.
Sometimes the best gifts in life are those you work for, ones that money cannot buy. As for the Euscaphis japonica I am dreaming of, I'll have to buy it myself.


If you are limited in weight and dimension, but want more power, the ULPower 260iS with its 107 hp is an excellent choice.
The UL260IS is basically an UL260i engine modified to a higher compression ratio. It runs on Avgas or Mogas 98.
Unleaded automotive gasoline with min. 98 oct. RON (89 MON = 93 AKI).
AVGAS 100LL may also be used if regular fuel is not available.
The power and torque curve of the engine has been established by repeated dyno tests, which were performed at sea level and in weather conditions close to the ISA standard. The following graph shows the real, available power and torque coming from the crankshaft of the UL260iS engine corrected to the International Standard Atmosphere conditions at sea level.
The following graph shows the power the UL260iS engine produces at a given manifold pressure (MAP) running at a particular rpm. When taking your MAP reading and corresponding RPM at cruising speed, the graph gives you a good idea of how much (little) power your aircraft actually needs in flight.
The following graph shows the calculated available power of the UL260iS engine at different RPM settings, WOT (wide open throttle) and varying density altitude.
For more information on ISA, density altitude, interpretation of this graph, the conversion of the figures to actual atmospheric conditions, refer to the "Engine Resources" section on our website and more specifically: "ISA conditions & conversion".
For more details please check the installation manual.
These are values at full throttle. When cruising estimated average is UL260 ±13l.
The following is a list of the ULPower engine standard design features, all included at no additional cost.


In previous posts, we saw how well Justin Verlander ranks among American League starters on various statistics - Weighted On Base Average Against (wOBAA), Base Runs Above Average (RAA) and Weighted Component ERA (WERC). Unfortunately, the rest of the staff has not fared well at all.
Table 1 shows that all Tigers starters not named Verlander have wOBAA's above .330. How bad is that? Consider that the average wOBAA for AL starters with 50 or more innings is .316.
Finally, Table 3 tells us that the Tigers #2 through #5 starters are all above 4.00 on WERC. The league average for starters with 50 or more innings pitched is 3.73. For what it's worth, Charlie Furbush has a 5.05 WERC in 29 innings.
Are the Tigers starters really this bad? Scherzer and Porcello are probably not as awful as their aggregate statistics suggest. A look at Scherzer's game log shows that he has allowed two runs or fewer in 10 of his 19 starts. The problem is that when he's bad, he's really bad. He has allowed five or more runs seven times. Porcello's season has been similar - 9 games of 2 or fewer runs and six of five or more runs. So, they have at least given the Tigers a good chance to win in more than half their starts. However, they have been hit hard too often and they need to reduce the beatings in the second half.
The raw data used to create the statistics in this post was extracted from Baseball-Reference.


Do you want to make a full weekend of Camp Dynamo? Why not check in on Friday night and enjoy everything that Dalvay by the Sea has to offer?
No sleepover - You arrive Saturday morning and head home at the end of the day! You are invited and encouraged to return on Sunday morning too.
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Are you interested in the VIP Sleepover Camper experience? The cottages at Dalvay by the Sea are what you're looking for. Each cottage sleeps 4.
You know those days you keep saying you'll take off to work on your business? To actually put time into thinking, planning and making the changes you want?
Join us overnight for the most inspiring, dynamic, fun, focused business camp you will ever attend.
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Whether you work in a corporate environment, run your own small business, or freelance, our truly unique mix of curriculum and activities will break you out of your day-to-day grind, forge lifelong connections, and guide you toward greater success and happiness.
Did you miss the registration deadline but really want to attend? Contact Shannon.
If you're joining us as a sleepover camper you will be spending Saturday night at beautiful Dalvay by the Sea. If you are interested in staying on Friday night too that can be arranged. Contact Shannon to discuss your options. If you're joining us as a day camper we will see you bright and early on Saturday morning.
Camp Dynamo is not about learning skills in dark indoor rooms with bad lighting. We're about getting up and out of a boxed environment. Our goal is for everyone to do something new, be it gain new skills, make new friends, collaborate on new ideas or climb to new heights.
At Camp Dynamo we work hard to curate the perfect balance of great workshops, activities, hands-on classes and nighttime parties to get you out of your shell, to challenge you, to help you grow and get you to relax, unplug and have FUN. If you're not ever taking time for yourself, how the heck do you succeed in life?!
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Cet article recense les zones humides de République démocratique du Congo concernées par la convention de Ramsar.

Statistiques
La convention de Ramsar est entrée en vigueur en République démocratique du Congo le .

En , le pays compte quatre sites Ramsar, couvrant une superficie de .

Liste

Annexes

Références

Articles connexes
 Convention de Ramsar
 Liste des zones humides d'importance internationale de la convention de Ramsar
 Environnement en République démocratique du Congo

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Liste en rapport avec la république démocratique du Congo

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Can I fit a 215/60/R17 on my STi?
But if it would fit, it would be a good choice for a snow tire. I would probably just get cheap wheels from DTD since it would mount for free and get me ANOTHER $100 mail in rebate. That is $270 worth of mail in rebates plus another instant 25% off for something. So the inital total of around $900 goes all the way down near $600!
Anyways, obviously my life is just tires right now..


120 employees currently work at the Merkurring site on laser and RFID technology as well as radar sensors, used for example for collision prevention in ports, for the classification of traffic, as a navigation aid, or in automotive production. SICK is also developing application solutions for process automation, for gas and liquid analyses for example, at its second Hamburg site at Poppenbütteler Bogen.
"Demand for SICK sensor solutions is constantly growing and we are responding with this expanded capacity," explained Hans Ulrich Fritsch. The extra office space also opens up the prospect of a larger production area. Production capacities are planned to double by 2022.
SICK is growing at Merkurring in Hamburg: Stefan Ohlau (architectural firm industrie planung), Christoph Reinke (SICK), Gerhard Weber (industrie planung), Daniel Schäfer (project manager at real estate company BEOS), Dirk Koester (SICK), Volker Willhoeft (SICK), Berthold Buck (SICK), Hans Ulrich Fritsch (site manager SICK Merkurring) (from left to right) at the ground-breaking ceremony for the new office building.


Summertime has been dragging by this season for me. After I returned from assignment in Dover, DE for Firefly Music Fest the days seem to just drag on. I haven't had any real inspiration lately I guess.
I've acquired a new client, a fashionista based in Baltimore who runs a style/lifestyle blog. Check out our first collaboration together here. Most of you know I love personal style, both on men and women, so being able to photograph it is a welcome relief from events and hard news. Allows me to be a little more creative!
For now, enjoy this photo from last summer's food truck gathering at McHenry Point.
I promise I'll be more active with some photos in the next few days. I'll be in OC next week, so if anyone else is seek me out and I'll take your photo. I recently bought a toy camera and I have no idea how the film will turn out, so expect some updates on that!


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Mary H. Lavigne, for many years, Lancaster�s oldest resident, died Wednesday, September 26, 2007 in Oakdale Nursing Home, West Boylston.
She would have celebrated her 108th birthday on September 28, 2007. She was born in Granby, Canada, daughter of Joseph and Josephine (LaFleur) Lavigne. Mary is survived by a niece, Dorothy St. Denis of Warren; several grandnieces, one of whom, Mildred Reed of Warren, was her godchild; grandnephews, their families, and many good friends. She earned an L.P.N. degree while working at Rutland State Hospital for seventeen years, retiring in 1965. Mary was a member of Immaculate Conception Church, Lancaster, the Golden Age Club, and the A.A.R.P. In 2002, she was presented the Boston Post Cane Award by Lancaster�s Town Board of Selectmen for being the town�s oldest citizen. In June, 2003, she was the Grand Marshall of the Town of Lancaster�s 350th Birthday Parade.
Mary�s funeral will be held on Saturday, September 29, 2007 from the McNally & Watson Funeral Home, 304 Church St., Clinton with a Mass at 10:00 AM in Immaculate Conception Church, Main St., Lancaster. Burial will follow in Notre Dame Cemetery, Worcester. A calling hour will be held from 8:30 � 9:30 AM, prior to the funeral Mass. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to the Jessica Marie Ramey Catholic Charitable Foundation, 91 Tuttle Road, Sterling, MA 01564.


South Harting (click on photograph to bring up bigger/better version).
A fine stone pump, set back off the road in its own enclosure in South Harting, West Sussex. A marble panel carries the inscription below. Photo supplied by Gerry Cork - thanks, Gerry.
At Uppark (NT) in South Harting, West Sussex. Thanks to Paul Snelling for the photo.


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La contea di Quitman, in inglese Quitman County, è una contea dello Stato della Georgia, negli Stati Uniti. La popolazione al censimento del 2000 era di 2.598 abitanti. Il capoluogo della contea è Georgetown.

Geografia fisica
Lo United States Census Bureau certifica che l'estensione della contea è di 417 km², di cui 392 km² composti da terra e 25 km² composti di acqua.

Infrastrutture e trasporti

Strade
 U.S. Highway 82
 Georgia State Route 27
 Georgia State Route 39

Contee confinanti
Contea di Stewart, Georgia - nord
Contea di Randolph, Georgia - est
Contea di Clay, Georgia - sud
Contea di Barbour, Alabama - ovest

Storia
La contea fu costituita il 10 dicembre 1858.

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Q: How to exclude sub folders I want to get all "*.exe" files from one folder. It has 3 sub folders. but I want get files from 2 sub folders only. I am trying to use -Exclude in PowerShell. It is working to exclude single file but it is not working to exclude a folder. can anybody tell how to solve it.
This is what I am using the below code it is working to exclude "HWEMNGR.EXE" etc files but Its not allowing me to exclude a sub folder from main folder.
$Files = Get-ChildItem -Path "D:\depot\main" -Recurse -Include "*.exe" -Exclude HWEMNGR.EXE,wmboot.exe,SDClientMobileEdition.exe | % { $_.FullName }

Thanks

A: -Exclude is good for file names however it does not have a good track record for folder name\path exclusion. You should use a Where-Object clause to address that.
$Files = Get-ChildItem -Path "D:\depot\main" -Recurse -Include "*.exe" -Exclude "HWEMNGR.EXE","wmboot.exe","SDClientMobileEdition.exe" |
    Select-Object -ExpandProperty FullName |
    Where-Object{$_ -notmatch "\\FolderName\\"}

The snippet % { $_.FullName } was replaced by Select-Object -ExpandProperty FullName which does the same thing. Then we use Where-Object to exclude paths where FolderName is not there. It is regex based so we double up on the slashes. This also helps make sure we exclude folders and not a file that might be called "FolderName.exe"
Alternate approach
Like TheMadTechnician points out you could come at this from another direction and just ensure the files come from the only two folders you really care about. Get-ChildItem will take an array for paths so you could also use something like this.
$paths = "D:\depot\main\install","D:\depot\main\debug"
$excludes = "HWEMNGR.EXE","wmboot.exe","SDClientMobileEdition.exe"
$Files = Get-ChildItem $paths -Filter "*.exe" -Exclude $excludes | Select-Object -ExpandProperty FullName

$paths is the only two folders you want results from. You still exclude the files you dont want and then just return the full file paths.

A: I will take the following example to explain how I do it:
Get-ChildItem C:\a -include "*.txt" -recurse | %{$_.fullname}

C:\a\b\b1.txt
C:\a\b\b2.txt
C:\a\b\b3.txt
C:\a\c\c1.txt
C:\a\c\c2.txt
C:\a\c\c3.txt
C:\a\d\d1.txt
C:\a\d\d2.txt

Here under C:\a, the subfolders are b,c and d
Now I want *.txt files from b and c to be listed and I want to exclude any file under d subfolder.
To achieve this I introduce a where (also used as "?") condition as follows
Get-ChildItem C:\a -include "*.txt" -recurse | ?{$_.fullname -notlike "C:\a\d\*"}  | %{$_.fullname}

C:\a\b\b1.txt
C:\a\b\b2.txt
C:\a\b\b3.txt
C:\a\c\c1.txt
C:\a\c\c2.txt
C:\a\c\c3.txt

I hope this solves your problem.

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The 10 finalists competing for the title of Miss Universe 2005 pose together on May 30, 2005 during the LIVE NBC broadcast of the 2005 Miss Universe competition from Impact Arena, Exhibition and Convention Center in Bangkok, Thailand. From left to right are: Elena Ralph, Miss Israel 2005; Monica Spear, Miss Venezuela 2005; Laura Elizondo, Miss Mexico 2005; Chelsea Cooley, Miss USA 2005; Renata Soñé, Miss Dominican Republic 2005; Ieva Kokorevica, Miss Latvia 2005; Fiona Hefti, Miss Switzerland 2005; Debora Sulca Cravero, Miss Peru 2005; Natalie Glebova, Miss Canada 2005, and Cynthia Olavarria, Miss Puerto Rico 2005. A panel of distinguished celebrity judges is now determining which contestant will become the 54th Miss Universe at the conclusion of the 2-hour telecast.
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A few days back, it was World Television Day which was celebrated globally as well as in India. On this important and special occasion, during an interview, when asked how much important is this medium and the day, On World Television Day, TV Stars said TV always unites families.
During their chat conversational interview, on World Television Day, TV stars said TV always unites families.
Honestly speaking, Television has always been an integral part of our lives from childhood till now and is here to stay. Television is now a smart box and no more an idiot box. So on World Television Day, TV stars said TV always unites families.
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Explaining the importance and how Television still has its own charm and aura, On World Television Day, TV stars said TV always unites families.
Udaan (Colors TV) fame ace TV actor Vijayendra Kumeria said, "It's true that there has been an impact on the television viewership in the last few years as a lot of people have shifted to the digital medium for entertainment on demand. But still, there is a big household viewership which is relying on their television for entertainment. The numbers, of course, will change further in the coming years but television will not be a forgotten medium of entertainment anytime soon. I have been fortunate enough that my family had a television set even before I was born but I still remember that it had a very few channels and used to work on an antenna and dish mechanism. When we got a new TV, it had around 100 channel option and we all used to say that it's such a waste as there max 15 channels that were broadcasting. But now, look at the scenario, we don't even know how many channels exist".
When asked to the TV actress Delnaaz Irani, she said, "Television was and is and will be the most precious thing for people. Yes, the Internet is here and you can watch stuff on your mobile and laptop. So obviously technology is there and you add free to use technology as and when you need to. But, trust me, there are still many people who are still hooked on to television, the older generation is who I am talking about. If you ask my mom, we have kind of pestered her to have Netflix and other OTT platforms. She says I am very happy with television. There are a lot of people like my mother who are still hooked on to TV shows. If you give good content on TV, they are going to hook on to TV more. I think TV is a part and parcel of people's lives and that's not going anywhere. I respect television as it's my bread and butter and it's not going to go anywhere. I can proudly say that I am a TV actor and it has given me everything. I can't recall the day when the television set came home but I obviously remember that we were very small and it was a black and white dabba and we were very excited".
TV actor Saanand Verma said, "Television will never go away because, for family viewing, television is a must. Thanks to television, many people come together to watch it together. In today's world, a family cannot sit together and watch web content but TV targets family audience and has stuff which we can see with the whole family. Our country is family-driven and so television is going to exist for many years to come. Now smart TVs have come into existence where people can watch content as per their choice. Television content will run forever because television is the strongest medium as compared to others. Our population is huge and the reach of the internet is still very less as compared to other countries and spreading internet in the whole country is next to impossible. We are not economically that strong. Television has its different place which no one can replace or break. My all-time favourite television show is Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain. I remember being very small when my father bought a television set. At that time Ye Jo Hai Zindagi, Humlog and then Ramayan used to get telecast".
Lockdown Ki Love Story (Star Plus, 2020) TV star and film actor who will make his official Bollywood debut with Akshay Kumar starrer "Bell Bottom" in 2021, Aniruddh Dave said, "Till the time our country is stree pradhaan, till then Indian television will be seen in every house. The web has made its different place no doubt, entertainment is now in every hand. But the Indian television is there and its remote will always be in the hand of the women. I feel that. Jab tak suraj chand rahega, Indian television toh rahega. Graphs and units might change but people won't stop watching TV. Television is also changing now and good content is coming with better and realistic stories. People should understand this change. Entertainment is a very fluctuating industry it all depends on the time".
Kundali Bhagya (Zee TV, 2018 – present) fame hunk TV star Manit Joura said, "Firstly, I want to wish a very happy World Television Day to all the viewers around the globe. Secondly, I think, in my opinion, TV will never go out because I have seen instances where the commercial shop who sell televisions sets in any metro cities have many people from the villages standing outside and watching TV through the glass. This is the power of TV. I think the rural areas are far denser than any other urban or metro cities and, in villages, people still can't afford TV sets. Television is a source of joy for them. The internet has taken over a majority of audiences but still many people are hooked on to TV. When it comes to TV, I think gradually makers are also realising that the internet is taking over especially in urban cities or metro cities and they are also improving their content. I am very happy that TV is also upping their game. When I was born, TV was already there at my home. I remember, when I was 5 years old, we used to watch Mahabharat and Aladdin once in a while and we used to see films. I come from a joint family and we all used to watch Kyuki Saas bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, Kahaani Ghar Ghar Ki and other shows. We were hooked on to TV. Lately, once I came to Bombay, TV was never a priority and so I never bought a TV with my hard-earned money. I bought a TV in 2010 and I realised that buying a TV brought me so much happiness".
TV actress Subuhii Joshi said, "TV is TV, I know nowadays people use more of mobile and laptops but every night, I sleep with my television on. If I don't watch my favourite serials then I connect to the internet and watch something else. But still, I watch everything on the TV. My all-time favourite TV show would be F.R.I.E.N.D.S. I think, not only for me but for a lot of other people, this would be it. I have seen this show about 8 times and still, whenever I am free, I watch this show, it's a fun show. I was very young when a TV set came to my place. It was a surprise for me. When the TV came at home, I was so excited and still, I am excited to watch TV".
Muskaan (Star Bharat, 2018-2020) fame stunning actress Yesha Rughani said, "Technology has come and many things have changed but I think the charm and beauty of seeing something on television gives me peace. So, I think, for me, it still holds a lot of importance I have always been that girl who was too keen to watch television since childhood. I was a big TV fan during childhood. In my schedule, there used to be one special slot time for watching TV even during exams. I used to watch at least one hour of TV every day. I remember there was a TV in our living room. I remember there was a Navratri competition in which a small TV was the price, I won that and I was at the top of the world. My favourite childhood television memories are watching a lot of cartoons and games. I used to watch cartoons on Nickelodeon channel, art show Mad, I used to watch Circus, Sonpari, Shakalaka Boom Boom and Shararat".
Bollywood's ace and one of the best dance choreographers Rajit Dev, best known for Pachtaoge female version with Nora Fatehi and Tehas Nehas from Khaali Peeli, said, "Very frankly, since the time I started living alone, I don't have a television at home. It's been 2 years. Everything happens on my iPad and my phone. This is also because there's full access and information on the net. Oh! those were the days when very few people had the privilege of buying a television set at home. I still remember all my friends from the chawl dancing through the streets when my dad got a TV set at home. Then going to the roof to adjust the antenna was another favourite thing. I think I miss watching television especially sports, cartoon and good music channels".
Bigg Boss 14 (Colors TV, 2020) fame versatile TV hunk star Nishant Singh Malkani said, "It takes some amount of technical training to understand how to download an app and buy some subscription, search for the content you like and play it. A very very small percentage of people know how to do this. In our country, in every household, there is a television and there will be a television. I think television plays is an extremely important part of society. I think television is not going anywhere for a long period of time. I was six-years-old when we got a television set with very few channels. I remember watching Mahabharat on Sundays and Ramayan. Then came those Vikram Betal and Shaktiman".
TV actor Rohit Choudhary said, "The internet has its own advantages and disadvantages. We can easily go through the internet and carry a laptop and mobile easily, so it's good. But yes, television is still the best because sitting and watching TV has a different kind of enjoyment associated with it. Now times have changed because earlier there was a lot more excitement for TV as the availability was less and now people are not excited anymore because there is plenty of options that they have. When TV was not there, we used to go to the neighbour's house to watch movies and finally when the TV came to our place it was black and white. We were so happy. We used to take good care of our TV set. After the black and white era, colour TVs came into existence and people used to watch Mahabharat and Ramayan. Television is a medium to keep the family united and I don't think the importance of television will ever go".
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Act 1, Scene 1
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Posthumus encounters a British lord who ran away from the battle. He doesn't blame the lord for retreating: when the man ran away, it seemed like the British would lose the battle, and that the only way they could win was through divine intervention. Posthumus explains that the Romans captured Cymbeline, isolating the King and decimating the British troops.
Posthumus' encounter with the lord running away confirms that the result of the battle was so unexpected as to be guided by the hand of the gods. Further, that the British nobleman lacked courage and ran away serves as further proof that nobility and noble behavior do not always align.
Posthumus marvels at the old man and the two young men he worked with to free the King. The older man had a white beard, and Posthumus guesses that he was noble and brave. He comments that the younger men were attractive—so attractive, in fact, that if people wanted to make a mask to represent virtue, they should use the young men's faces as models.
Belarius has come a long way from being fearful of battle to having a hand in the Britons' success. Posthumus' comments on Guiderius and Arviragus echo Belarius' assessment of the brothers—there's simply something about them which bespeaks their nobility.
The trio had encouraged the British soldiers, and when nobody else was taking charge, these three displayed the courage of three thousand fighters. Because of their example, the British soldiers either gained courage or were ashamed by their cowardice and the tides turned, allowing Britain to defeat the Romans. The Romans, who once acted bravely like eagles, looked more like frightened chickens.
Posthumus' retelling of the battle exposes cracks in the mighty Roman Empire, previewing its historical end. Having grown to cover vast amounts of territory and experiencing internal fracturing and invasions from northern tribes like the Vandals, the Roman Empire fell in 476 CE. Posthumus adds insult to injury by comparing the Romans to chickens (a lowly bird) rather than their noble symbol, the eagle.
The lord is amazed at this strange twist of fate. Posthumus insists that the lord is only amazed because he just heard about the battle, instead of experiencing it firsthand by fighting bravely. Posthumus teases the lord, reciting a poem about the day's events. The lord senses that Posthumus is unhappy with him. He asks if Posthumus is angry, but Posthumus sarcastically insists that he's not. Sardonically, Posthumus assures the lord that he'll only be friends with soldiers who run away. The lord takes the hint, insisting that Posthumus is angry and leaving thereafter.
Pothumus' sarcastic conversation with the lord highlights how passionately he feels about the need for bravery and courage—noble traits which inspired others to think highly of Posthumus before his exile, in spite of his low birth.
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Posthumus can't believe that the lord who is retreating is noble. He thinks aloud about the nature of nobility: during the battle, lots of soldiers ran away, giving up their honor to save their lives. But it was an impossible situation: the soldiers who faced the battle head-on were killed, too. Posthumus was actively seeking death to end his remorseful suffering for Imogen's murder, but even though he was surrounded by death, Posthumus survived. He is amazed how death lurks in apparently innocent places—in drinks, in soft beds, and in kind words—and isn't confined to battlefields.
Posthumus' softening on his stance about the lord who ran away reflects the play's theme of forgiveness and reconciliation. Departing from binary thinking, Posthumus begins to recognize the complexity of battle and empathize further with soldiers who are fearful of death. His introspective conclusions about death—and his marveling at its inevitability—echo Imogen's description of her husband as a melancholic, thoughtful man.
Since the British have won, Posthumus decides to change out of his British disguise back into his Roman uniform. He won't fight, but instead will surrender to even the lowliest British soldier who should tap him on the soldier. Posthumus reasons that the Britons will punish the surviving Romans because the Romans killed so many of their soldiers in battle. So, Posthumus will go back to his Roman attire to seek out the prize of death. He's fought on both sides, but doesn't feel so loyal to one or the other—he now only feels loyal to Imogen, and wants nothing but to die, atoning for ordering her death.
Still resolved to meet the death he thinks he deserves for ordering Imogen's murder, Posthumus changes his uniform to the losing side's. His connection to both sides in the battle—made concrete in his two uniforms—mirrors the interdependence of Rome and Britain. However, Posthumus puts politics aside in favor of love: he wants to be true only to Imogen, not to country, and he believes the ultimate act of loyalty is his death.
As Posthumus muses on the battle, British captains and soldiers enter. The first captain praises the gods that the Roman commander, Lucius, was taken captive. He repeats the rumor that the old man and his sons who protected the alleyway were angels. The second captain reminds him that there was a fourth man who joined these three—dressed in peasant's clothes. But the first lord says that none of them can be found.
The news of Lucius' capture makes complete the battle's reversal of expectations. The ambassador once had the upper hand, and he now finds himself captive. That the captain describes Belarius and the brothers' impactful fighting as nothing short of miraculous demonstrates how the ancient Britons relied on the divine to explain events of both good and ill fortune.
The first captain notices Posthumus, and asks him for his identity. Posthumus answers that he is a Roman, abandoned by his fellow soldiers. The second captain orders the soldiers to seize Posthumus, calling him a dog. He swears that not even the Roman bodies should be sent back to testify to the scavenging birds who picked at them. The second captain interprets Posthumus' remarks as bragging about his valor in battle, and he orders that Posthumus be brought before King Cymbeline.
The British captains display aggression in their insults hurled at Posthumus. They swear total revenge on the Romans—not even letting one Roman back home alive. The extreme portrait they paint shows the cruelty of war, and also Rome's worst nightmare—the destruction of its troops at the hands of a rogue state.
Cymbeline, Belarius, Guiderius, Arviragus, Pisanio, soldiers and attendants enter with Roman captives. The British captains present Posthumus to Cymbeline. The King passes Posthumus off to a jailer, and the whole group leaves.
As the scene began with a wordless encounter, so too does it end without dialogue, making Cymbeline's delivery of Posthumus to the jailer all the less personal. Forgiveness between the King and his son-in-law seems a far way off.
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Cartoon: Slam Dunk
Published by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 29/01/2020 - 9:50am	in
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Anti-Tory Cartoon: Ozymaggias
art, Comedy, Comics, Crime, Economics, Environment, industry, Literature, Politics, poverty, the press, cartoons, Climate Change, Global Warming, Labour Party, London, Margaret Thatcher, neoliberalism, poetry, privatisation
Here's another of my cartoons mocking the Conservatives. And the specific subject of satire today is, once again, Maggie Thatcher. It's inspired by the incident 18 years ago when someone, who was very definitely not a fan of Maggie's, decapitated a statue of her in London's Guildhall. Private Eye marked the occasion in its edition for 12th to 25th July 2002 with a parody of Shelley's classic poem, 'Ozymandias', written by 'Percy Bysshe Sparty'. It was a very appropriate joke. Shelley's poem is a meditation on the vanity and transitory nature of earthly power. It tells how a traveller 'from an antique land' tells the poet about the remains of statue out in the desert, consisting of just two legs and a head. The statue's face is cruel, with a frown, wrinkled lip and 'sneer of cold command'. The pedestal is inscribed with one of the most famous lines in British literature, 'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!' But nothing of these remains, and all around the statue the bare sands stretch far away.
Private Eye's spoof of the poem ran:
I met a traveller from, er, England
Who said: – A great big lump of stone
Stands in the Guildhall. Near to it, on the carpet,
Half sunk, a shatter'd visage lies, whose frown
And wrinkled lip and sneer of cold command
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamp'd on these lifeless things,
The hand that mock'd them and the heart that fed,
And on the pedestal these words appear:
"My name is Ozymaggias, queen of queens.
Look on my works, ye mighty and despair!"
Thatcher was ousted from power in 1990 or so, and died years ago, a sad and embittered old woman. Unfortunately, her legacy, neoliberalism with its privatisation, destruction of the NHS and dismantlement of the welfare state continues. And it's killing our people and destroying the country, just as climate change threatens to turn the planet into a burning desert.
We need a proper Labour leader, who can finally beat the Tories and destroy the reign of fear and poverty Thatcher started.
And then hopefully we can all gather round the visage of a statue of her, and mock her frown, wrinkled lip and sneer of cold command with a few of our own.
Quinn Looks Forward to Dune Graphic Novel
Published by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 27/01/2020 - 9:11pm	in
art, Canada, Comics, Film, Literature, Science, Technology, Television, Science Fiction, YouTube
And now – more SF! This is a very short video from the Quinn's Ideas channel on YouTube. Quinn is another vlogger on science fiction, and particularly Frank Herbert's Dune. Denis Villeneuve, the French Canadian director of Blade Runner 2049, is currently making a Dune movie that promises to be very faithful to the book, and a new Dune graphic novel is also coming out. It's been welcomed by Brian Herbert, Frank's son, who has also written a series of prequels for the Dune saga expanding its fictional universe.
Quinn says he's looking forward to the graphic novel because, while the Dune books are very concerned with explaining the philosophy, there is very little description of what things actually look like – the thopters, shields and so on. This is why all the adaptations so far – David Lynch's 1984 version, and the Dune 2000 mini-series, look very different. Quinn states that his idea of what a graphic novel could do was revolutionised by Neil Gaiman's Sandman. The medium is ideally suited to portray scenes that would be difficult for films, and are suitable for any subject.
Although the video says that it has the first images from the graphic novel, these are among other paintings and drawings of Dune drawn for places like Deviantart, so that it's not exactly clear which are the graphic novel's and which are those of other artists. He also says remarkably little about it, except that it's also faithful to the book, urges viewers to look at an article published elsewhere on the web, for which he provides a link.
This is still a fascinating look at what the graphic novel may be like, and features some superb art from elsewhere.
Mr H Reviews Praising New Lovecraft Movie 'The Colour Out Of Space'
Published by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 27/01/2020 - 1:35am	in
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Something different from politics this time, which I hope will pique the interest of fans of the 20th century SF/Horror writer H.P. Lovecraft. Richard Stanley has directed a film version of Lovecraft's short story, 'The Colour Out Of Space'. Starring Nicholas Cage, Joely Richardson, Tommy Chong and others, the film's due to be released in Britain on the 28th February.
Mr H Reviews is a film news and reviews channel on YouTube, largely specialising in SF, Horror and superhero flicks. The titular presenter is a massive fan of H.P. Lovecraft, who wrote tales of cosmic horror and madness for pulp magazines such as Weird Tales. The film is largely the work of Richard Stanley, who is best known for his SF movie Hardware. This was about a sculptress in a decay future city, whose partner finds the remains of an unknown robot in a radiation-poisoned desert. He brings it back to her so she can turn it into art. When she reassembles it, it is a lethally efficient military robot that then goes on a killing spree to fulfill its programming. The film was extremely similar to a short tale illustrated by the mighty Kevin O'Neill in 2000AD, and Stanley lost the case when the comic sued for plagiarism. Stanley doesn't seem to have a directed a motion picture since the debacle of The Island of Dr Moreau back in the 1990s. This fell apart, and Stanley was sacked as director, largely because of the casting in the title role of Marlon Brando. Brando behaved extremely bizarrely, making odd demands and requests and seems to have been determined to have the movie shut down. With costs mounting and shooting overrunning, Stanley was sacked and the film completed by another director. The script was also written by Amaris and has superb cinematography by Stephen Annis, who has also made videos for Florence and the Machine.
Stanley is, however, a superb director and Hardware is highly praised. In this review Mr H gives fulsome praise to the movie without giving too much away. Based on the short story of the same title, this is about a surveyor in Arkham telling the story of the strange events in order to try and make sense of it. Something strange falls out of the sky and begins to change the people and environment. The humans suffer bouts of madness, but in contrast to this the environment grows ever more beautiful. The visitor from space is an alien creature, and Mr H praises the work that has gone into it. He says that the film is like Annihilation, which is also about something from space falling to Earth and changing the environment, making it bizarrely beautiful. However, H believes that the Lovecraft film is better. He also states that the creature in it is similar to The Thing, John Carpenter's classic '80s adaptation of John W. Campbell's short story, 'Who Goes There'. The creature work is excellent and it is more of a homage to the earlier film, rather than a rip-off.
There are a number of Easter eggs in the movie referring to earlier adaptations of Lovecraft's work. One of these is the name of one of the daughters, Lavinia. I also noted scrawled on the wall in one of the video clips played in this review is the slogan 'No flesh shall be spared.' It's a line from Mark's Gospel which was used as the slogan for Stanley's Hardware.
The film's intended to be the first of a series set in Lovecraft's universe. Unfortunately, it doesn't have wide distribution over here and is only showing in Showcase cinemas. But he highly recommends seeing it, even if you have to drive several hours to the nearest cinema.
I'm a fan of Lovecraft's fiction, which unfortunately has had a very uneven history when it comes to film adaptations. This one looks extremely promising however.
It's on in the Showcase cinema in Cabot Circus in Bristol, and I shall hope to see it. If you're interested, then Google to see if its playing anywhere near you.
Cartoon: G.O.P. jury duty
Published by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 25/01/2020 - 9:50am	in
Comics, impeachment, Senate
Mitch's shady late night impeachment shenanigans should clue people in to the G.O.P.'s project to undermine democracy, but if the last twenty years haven't, I don't know what will.
Cartoon: Last Orgy of the Bullingdon Club
Published by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 24/01/2020 - 8:59pm	in
Comics, Education, Film, Politics, poverty, the press, Boris Johnson, cartoons, David Cameron, homelessness, Margaret Thatcher, Nigel Farage, Theresa May
This is another one of my cartoons, roughly inspired by movie posters. In this case, it's the 70's exploitation flick, The Gestapo's Last Orgy. But don't worry, nothing in this cartoon is X-rated. At least, I hope! The Bullingdon is the elite Oxford drinking club to which Boris and David Cameron belonged. A right bunch of overprivileged hooligans, they got their kicks from paying the owners of restaurants so they could smash them up. To get in you had to burn a £20 – or was it £50? note in front of a homeless person. Yep, they were that foul and cruel. One of them was running the country, and the other still is, all claiming to be 'One Nation Tories' determined to raise people out of poverty. It's a sick joke.
The cartoon shows Dave and Boris lying on their stomachs. The figure behind Cameron is supposed to be Nigel Farage, based on a mock photo of the Fuhrage wearing drag in Private Eye. Jennifer Acuri, BoJo's former squeeze and recipient of British government largesse, is behind Boris. And looking shocked behind them is Maggie Thatcher. Down at the left-hand corner is Tweezer wailing, while on the right there is, naturally, a pig following the allegations of what Cameron did while a student. I hope this all tickles your funny bone and helps alleviate some of the horror of living in their Britain.
Tenth and Thirteenth Doctor Whos Together Fighting Weeping Angels and Autons in Titan Comics April 2020 Solicitations
Published by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 23/01/2020 - 5:02am	in
Comics, Doctor Who
Titan Comics April 2020 solicitations include a new Life Is Strange series, an autism graphic novel, the Black Widow Official Movie Special, the making of the James Bond film No Time To Die and 13th Doctor Who Kawaii vinyl figures including the Doctor in a dicky bow from Spyfall – as well as the comic in which the Thirteenth and Tenth Doctors properly meet.
ADLER #3
Writer: Lavie Tidhar
Artist: Paul McCaffrey
FC, 32PP, $3.99
Cover Artist: Rian Hughes (A), Paul McCaffrey (B), Victorian Homage Cover (C)
From the World Fantasy Award-winning writer Lavie Tidhar and artist Paul McCaffrey (DC's Men of War, TMNT) comes an all-new story written in the vein of Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen!
Irene Adler and her team of Victorian heroines encounter a mysterous villain, even more dangerous that Moriarty!
DOCTOR WHO THE THIRTEENTH DOCTOR YEAR 2 #4
Writer: Jody Houser
Artist: Roberta Ingranata
Cover Artist: Sanya Anwar (A), Photo Cover (B) Comicraft (C)
It all ends in a… blink!? With the Tenth and Thirteenth Doctors finally together, they might actually stand a chance of surviving the swinging sixties. But with Weeping Angels surrounding the Tardis, and Autons not far behind, temporal paradoxes might be the least of their worries!
Climactic conclusion to the first arc of the Tenth and Thirteenth Doctor team-up by Eisner-nominated writer Jody Houser and Witchblade artist Roberta Ingranata.
SHERLOCK: A SCANDAL IN BELGRAVIA #5
Writer: Steven Moffat
Artist: Jay
Co-Creator: Mark Gatiss
B&W, 48pp, $4.99
Cover Artist: Alice X. Zhang (A), Photo (B), Jay (C)
The critically acclaimed manga adaptation of Sherlock, featuring Irene Adler, reaches the climactic conclusion of its first arc!
It may seem all over for Sherlock, but there are mysteries still to be solved. Will he crack the code for Adler's phone and reveal the secrets of the scandal? Plus, John follows a call to meet with someone quite unexpected…
MINIONS: VOL.5 #1
Writer: Stephane Lapuss'
Artist: Renaud Collin
Cover Artist: Renaud Collin
Ahead of their next cinematic outing Minions: The Rise of Gru on July 3rd 2020, the Minions are at it again, with even more banana-related mischief in this new series featuring hilarious stories! The Minions are beloved the world over, with 34m Facebook followers, 1.3m Instagram followers, 300k Twitter followers, and over 60,000 comic book sales in the US alone!
BLADE RUNNER 2019 VOL.2: OFF WORLD TP
Writer: Michael Green, Mike Johnson
Artist: Andres Guinaldo
SC, FC, 112pp, $16.99
On Sale: July 8, 2020
Cover Artist: Paul Pope
From the rain-soaked dystopic world of Los Angeles 2019 to the never-before-seen promised land of the Off-World colonies, Replicant-hating Blade Runner Ash's search for the runaway wife and child of a rich industrialist takes her where no other Blade Runner has ever gone before! Written by the Oscar-nominated screenwriter of Blade Runner 2049, Michael Green, and co-writer Mike Johnson (Star Trek, Supergirl) with artwork by Andres Guinaldo (Captain America, Justice League Dark).
SNOWPIERCER VOL. 3: TERMINUS TP
Writer: Olivier Bocquet
Artist: Jean-Marc Rochette
FC, 232PP, $24.99
On Sale: June 17, 2020
A brand new edition in the globally successful Snowpiercer saga. Features an exclusive photo cover from the upcoming television adaptation appearing on TNT Spring 2020 starring Jennifer Connelly (LABYRINTH, HULK) and Hamilton's Daveed Diggs!
When a scrap of music piques their interest, the inhabitants of the Icebreaker take the ultimate risk and cross the frozen ocean, a vast expanse with no train tracks… and no way to return to them.
TANK GIRL: FULL COLOUR CLASSICS VOL. 3 HC
Writer: Alan Martin
Artist: Jamie Hewlett
On Sale: May 27, 2020
Cover Artist: Jamie Hewlett
The definitive anthology of Tank Girl – presenting classic stories from original creators, Alan Martin and Jamie Hewlett (of Gorillaz fame), in colour for the first time ever! Dive into the outlandish and iconic world of Tank Girl and follow her first load of wild antics that captured the hearts of readers everywhere, then shot them to oblivion (by accident of course)! Collects Tank Girl Full Colour Classics #5-6.
LIFE IS STRANGE: PARTNERS IN TIME #1
Writer: Emma Vieceli
Artist: Claudia Leonardi, Andrea Izzo
On Sale: April 15, 2020
Cover Artist: Ilya Kuvshinov (A), Sarah Graley (B), T-Shirt (C) Kuvshinov B&W Variant (D)
A NEW ERA, A NEW #1!
The adventures of Max, Chloe, and Rachel, from the hit game Life is Strange, continue into a new era! Time-rewinding photographer Max has spent the last couple of years in a reality parallel to her own. Lately, she realised she was running from her responsibilities… and from the Chloe she left.
Now… there may be a way for her to get home. With the universe against her, it's time for the coast-to-coast road trip of multiple lifetimes to find it – following the band The High Seas towards an uncertain destiny!
LITTLE VICTORIES: AUTISM THROUGH A FATHER'S EYES TP
Writer: Yvon Roy
Artist: Yvon Roy
B&W, 152P, $19.99
Cover Artist: Yvon Roy
The award-winning graphic novel autobiography of a father, and the challenges he faces raising his autistic son. This stunning insight into the nature of autism and the daily struggles of a parent uses humor and compassion to convey its message. This is the perfect creative outlet for anyone – from parent to teacher – looking for detailed information on the subject with a more personal touch. Winner of the Disability Fund & Society Award for Best Biography.
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THE MICHAEL MOORCOCK LIBRARY: THE CHRONICLES OF CORUM VOL. 4 – THE BULL AND THE SPEAR HC
Writer: Michael Moorcock, Mark Shainblum
Artist: Jill Thompson
FC, 144P, $24.99
Cover Artist: Jill Thompson
The Conclusion of Michael Moorcock's Epic fantasy! Having outlived his one true love, Corum of the Scartlet Robe has spent decades living alone in isolation. When his dreams are disturbed by strange voices, he embarks on a quest to seek out the only weapon capable of destroying his foes!
BLACK WIDOW: THE OFFICIAL MOVIE SPECIAL
On Sale: May 6, 2020
A behind-the-scenes guide to the newest, upcoming film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Black Widow! This Marvel Cinematic Universe Movie Special includes interviews with cast and crew, along with much more!
FC, 100PP, $9.99
GO BEHIND-THE SCENES OF THE LATEST STAR WARS FILM INSTALLMENT THE RISE OF SKYWALKER!
-Interviews with screenwriter Chris Terrio and producer Michelle Rejwan about crafting the movie's story.
-A rare behind the scenes look inside the Lucasfilm Archive
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STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back in this special behind-the-scenes retrospective edition. Collects together a wealth of features and interviews, including:
– Original cast and crew members
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ART BOOKS & NOVELS
Writer: Tim Lebbon
PB, 384P, $14.95
The Virgin Zones were established to help combat the effects of global warming. These vast areas were intended to become the lungs of the world. Extreme sports enthusiasts target these dangerous zones for illicit races. When one such team enters the oldest Zone, Eden, they find nature has returned to Eden in a primeval way. And here, nature is no longer humanity's friend.
A BLOODY BUSINESS
Writer: Dylan Struzan
The Italian Mob…the Jewish Mob…you've read the stories, you've watched the movies, you know the names: Meyer Lansky, Lucky Luciano, Bugsy Siegel, Al Capone. But you've never seen it like this before. Informed by more than 40 hours of interviews with the man the FBI called the oldest living Godfather in America, Vincent "Jimmy Blue Eyes" Alo, before his death in Florida at the age of 96, this novel tells the real story, unvarnished and uncensored, of the Mob's rise to power
NO TIME TO DIE: THE MAKING OF THE FILM HC
Writer: Mark Salisbury
HC, 192PP, $50.00
Bond has left active service and is enjoying a tranquil life in Jamaica. His peace is short-lived when his old friend Felix Leiter from the CIA turns up asking for help. This lavish coffee table book takes readers behind the scenes of No Time To Die and reveals the film's locations, characters, gadgets, weapons, and cars, with exclusive on-set photography, concept art, stunt breakdowns, and more, accompanied by cast and crew interviews.
THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES – THE VENERABLE TIGER
Writer: Sam Siciliano
PB, 352PP, $14.95
A young woman begs Sherlock Holmes to reclaim some jewels kept from her by her tyrannical stepfather, Captain Grimbold Pratt. But shortly after agreeing to take her case, Captain Pratt comes to Baker Street, not quite so tyrannical as the lady would have them believe. Holmes and his cousin, Dr Henry Vernier, must unravel a family mystery dating back to the Indian Mutiny, where neither of them know who to believe…
THE ART OF STAR TREK: DISCOVERY HC
Writer: Paula Block, Terry J Erdmann
Star Trek: Discovery, the newest chapter in the Star Trek Universe, follows the exploits of Vulcan-raised science officer Michael Burnham and the crew of the U.S.S. Discovery as they boldly go where no one has gone before.
The Art of Star Trek Discovery explores behind the scenes of CBS's hit show, with cast and crew interviews, set photography, concept art and storyboards. With exclusive content from the first two seasons, this book is a must-have for every Star Trek fan.
FIREFLY: THE GHOST MACHINE
Writer: James Lovegrove
Mal and the crew take receipt of a sealed crate which they are being paid to transport to Badger, no questions asked. Yet once their cargo is safely stowed aboard, River insists Mal should "space" it out of the airlock, for it contains, she insists, ghosts. The crew desperately need another pay day, but soon find themselves paralysed by hallucinations of their deepest hopes and desires, so vivid they cannot be distinguished from reality.
3″ KAWAII TUXEDO THIRTEENTH DOCTOR + 3″ BLUE GLOW-IN-DARK TARDIS
Specs: 160 x 65 x 110 mm (3″ Twin Pack box size)
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An all-new 3″ Thirteenth Doctor Kawaii TITAN, dressed in the tuxedo she wore in Spyfall (episode one of season twelve) is time-travelling her way to you for March 2020, alongside an updated 3″ Blue Glow-In-The-Dark TARDIS TITAN!
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Cartoon: Chinese New Year
Cartoon: Iain Duncan Smith as 'Nosferatory'
Published by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 21/01/2020 - 5:53am	in
Comics, Economics, Film, Germany, Literature, austerity, cartoons, deaths, horror
Here's another cartoon satirising the Tories. As I've said in my previous pieces, I've taken my inspiration from Horror films and 'B' movies. In this case, it's based on Hans Murnau's 1920's German silent version of Dracula, Nosferatu. And who better to be portrayed as the vampire than Iain Duncan Smith, a man who responsible for so many of the 130,000 deaths the Tories have killed through austerity.
Cartoon: Climate action distractions
You know Joe Kennedy is to the right of Senator Ed Markey when half of the establishment already endorsed his primary challenge while I'm in favor of the incumbent.
Here's a cartoon I did for The Nib when Prince Joe first entered the race.