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Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan
Asel Zhanasova (Board Chairman)
Postal service, Financial services, Banking
3 168 926 000 KZT as of 01OCT2017
Samruk-Kazyna
www.post.kz
Kazpost (Russian: Акционерное общество «Казпочта», Kazakh: "Qazpošta" Aktsionerlik Qoğamy, «Қазпошта» акционерлік қоғамы) is the national postal service of Kazakhstan.
Independent Kazakhstan
50-kopeck stamp of 1992, Kazakhstan's first stamp after independence
Since 1992, Kazakhstan is a member of the Universal Postal Union. April 5, 1993 according to the Cabinet of Kazakhstan "On improving the management structure the communications industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan" were divided mail and telecommunications. In November 1995 the State -mail has become an independent economic entity, transforming itself into a Republican state enterprise Post services.
In the summer of 1999 was a radical reform of mail began after the decision of the Government of Kazakhstan on May 27, 1999, "On measures to stabilize and financial health of the postal industry": On December 20, 1999, RGPPS was transformed into a Joint Stock Company Kazpost Wholly owned by the state, it was registered with a total capital of 903.66 million tenge initial registered capital of the company was formed only in the form of buildings and equipment. The situation was aggravated by a severe financial condition of the postal industry - RGPPS payable for the period from 1993 to 2000, before the pension funds, wages and taxes was 140 million tenge, the amount of accumulated losses from previous years over the years amounted to more than 250.6 million tenge.[1]
Development Programme of the postal industry and the formation of the postal savings system of 2000–2003, laid the foundation in Kazakhstan postal savings system based on the retail network of post offices. As a source of funding for its implementation has served the Islamic Development Bank loan in the amount of U.S. $9 million under the state guarantees, domestic bond issue in the amount of 1.4 billion tenge, as well as a steady increase in the government of the authorized capital of the company. Kazakhstan was the first country in the CIS developed postal savings system. Results of Operations KazPost to create a full postal savings system were found to be successful Regional Commonwealth of Communications.[1]
In October 2006, in Alma-Ata was established enterprise Elektronpost.kz for providing logistics information, including printing and mailing konvertovaniya
Postage stamps and postal history of Kazakhstan
Media of Kazakhstan
Communications in Kazakhstan
^ a b "History of Post of Kazakhstan". Kazpost.kz. Archived from the original on 2013-04-13. Retrieved 2014-01-27.
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More known under the name of Electrypnose, Vincent Rybicki regularly performs on the main electro stages around the world. Born into a family of musicians, he is in fact Tibor Varga's grandson.
After the first track released in 2003 by Peak Records, more than 100 tracks have been released by different labels.
In 2012, he performed at various festivals around the world, notably in Canada, the United States, Portugal, Turkey, Israel, England, Costa Rica, India, Australia, New Zealand and Switzerland.


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Karzai Slams the West Again
By Matthew Rosenberg And Habib Zahori
Updated April 4, 2010 8:23 pm ET
KABUL, Afghanistan—President Hamid Karzai lashed out at his Western backers for the second time in three days, accusing the U.S. of interfering in Afghan affairs and saying the Taliban insurgency would become a legitimate resistance movement if the meddling doesn't stop.
Mr. Karzai, whose government is propped up by billions of dollars in Western aid and nearly 100,000 American troops fighting a deadly war against the Taliban, made the comments during a private meeting with about 60 or 70 Afghan lawmakers Saturday.
At one point, Mr. Karzai suggested that he himself would be compelled to join the other side —that is, the Taliban—if the parliament didn't back his controversial attempt to take control of the country's electoral watchdog from the United Nations, according to three people who attended the meeting, including an ally of the president.
Mr. Karzai blamed the lawmakers' resistance to his move on a foreign conspiracy, they said. The Afghan president's latest remarks came less than 24 hours after he assured U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that he was committed to working with the U.S. That phone call was precipitated by a similar—but less vitriolic--anti-Western diatribe Mr. Karzai delivered earlier last week.
After Friday's call, U.S. and Afghan officials said they were putting the incident behind them and moving on.

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Home All News Sports Edmonton Oilers/Anaheim Ducks Game 7 Preview
Edmonton Oilers/Anaheim Ducks Game 7 Preview
Shane Lambert
The Edmonton Oilers and the Anaheim Ducks will play in game seven of the 2017 NHL playoffs on Wednesday night. The game, in my view, has the potential to be one of the more controversial in recent NHL memory. You'd probably only agree with that if you've actually got enough lights on to see how strange the series has been thus far, something that many commentators have seen and tons of fans have recognized as well.
Suspicion of the NHL and the referees may currently be at an all-time high. Personally, I find it very strange that, as a resident of Vancouver Island, that the locals in this Canucks-market are commonly talking about the NHL as fixed with regard to the Oilers' series. Canuck fans aren't exactly sympathetic to the Oilers' problems in general, but I'm overhearing lots of people lament about the Oilers/Ducks series and the plight of NHL credibility.
With regard to possible match-fixing attempts as far as I can see the fans that think that the NHL tries to fix their games/playoff series are in one or two categories:
(1) There is a contingent of fans that believe that the NHL wants their playoff series to be lengthy so as to provide more games to cash in on with game-related revenue. People that have this opinion believe that a four-game series does far less for ticket sales, concessions, and television time than a seven-game series does. Some fans believe that this provides a motive for the league to try and lengthen as many series as possible.
(2) There is a contingent of fans that think that some kind of pre-series calculation is performed for revenue projection. From this point of view, the team that looks more favorable in those projections in regard to latter-round play gets the nod for officiating favoritism, so their chances of being eliminated are reduced.
If these are true then why doesn't every series go seven games with the league's preferred outcome winning all the time? I would argue that it just comes down to credibility. Perception of crookedness doesn't help the NHL and, if there's fixing, then certainly the league would understand that it can't become too obvious.
When it comes to the Anaheim/Edmonton series, there are certainly some that don't see fixing going on – the referees are just humans that make errors. There's an article from a few days ago at thehockeywriters.com titled "Blown Calls Ruining Oilers Playoff Chances, NHL Credibility" (Jim Parsons/May 6th). The article states that the referees "missed calls" in both games four and five in the Oilers'/Ducks' series with "confirmation bias" a problem.
From this perspective had the calls not been, let's say, accidentally "missed" due to psychological reasons then Edmonton would have wrapped the series up in five games. However, perhaps the officiating is more related to the first point above. Furthermore, if you think that the Los Angeles-area Ducks will sell ads on American television better than the Canadian-tundra Oilers would in the next round, then point two from above applies.
Judging by my social media interactions, I can say there certainly are a lot of people that don't see anything wrong with the present series: they're pretty much called Anaheim Ducks' fans. It's funny how so many Californians figure the 2016 federal election was fixed yet they find the notion of a crooked sports series to be incredulous. In fact, I'd like to know what goes on in the mind of a #Calexit-hashtaggin' Californian that thinks Donald Trump cheated his way to power but finds the notion of fixed sports ridiculous. Seems to me that someone, who thinks that something as grandiose as a federal election could be fixed, could also think that a simple sports series could be fixed too without labeling the proponents as former alien abductees.
Whether the fix is in or the referees have just screwed up time and time and time and time and time again in Anaheim's favor, the Oilers have had to outplay the Anaheim Ducks considerably just to get to a game seven that will be played on the road. Edmonton, through six games, leads the series 5-1 heading into a decisive game seven: in my opinion, that's the absurdity of the situation. Edmonton need to win six games to win a best-of-seven series kind of like how Hillary Clinton might have needed to over-win the 2016 election just to have a chance at power.
Now I don't believe for a second that what's fair will always win out. However, I still think someone should point certain things out when a team is getting screwed.
On that note, it's a testament to the hockey aptitude and mental fortitude of every one of the men on the Oilers' bench that they have come this far. They have had to beat the snot out of Anaheim, absorb their phony celebrations, and take their slashes without retaliating for fear of penalty just to get to a one-and-done scenario with Anaheim hosting.
The location of the game in Anaheim is such that the situation won't get out of control if the refs resume nudging the Ducks toward the conference finals. That's a bad point to acknowledge for the Edmonton side.
However, they are still playing hockey, and the Oilers do have Connor McDavid and a supporting cast so deep that Anaheim can't just focus on stopping one player. Throw in at least an average goaltender and a good coach, and you have the recipe for success in hockey. Meanwhile, the Ducks have done little of late to indicate that they are worthy of the conference finals, so long as you don't believe the bullshit that surrounds their fraudulent celebrations. It's a shame that a preview of a game focuses more on the officials while the players are relegated to a small paragraph near the end, but that's Gary Bettman's NHL for you.
Anyone that doesn't think there's some kind of colossal backlash coming in some way, shape, or form against the NHL is totally out to lunch. The 2017 Edmonton Oilers are so damn good that attempts to award victories to their second-round opponent in the playoffs has triggered the radar of fans in markets where the Oilers aren't even well liked.
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"Mythical" status now that McClelland is out of business. I tried when it first came out.
Was just ok IMO. Sitting on a few tins let's see what happens.
I think McClelland's tobaccos were mythical long before they quit business. I still have several cans cellared and will probably never smoke them!
Meh. That's the only thing tobacco is good for. I think I'll go ahead and smoke it before I die so that guy that has 50lbs of Captain Black Grape doesn't end up with it.
Yeah, you might be right!
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The Pharos Arts Foundation and the Goethe-Institut Zypern jointly present a concert with the Kathrin Pechlof Trio, on 22 October 2014 at The Shoe Factory, Nicosia / 8:30pm. Consisting of the exciting Kathrin Pechlof (harp), the renowned saxophonist Christian Weidner and the WDR Jazz Prize winner Robert Landfermann (double-bass), the Kathrin Pechlof Trio is internationally acclaimed for its unique musical language: an extremely personal kind of chamber jazz, intimate yet inspiring, contemporary yet narrative, always rich in lyrical and dynamic nuances.
Classically trained harpist Kathrin Pechlof was born in Munich. She studied harp at the Richard Strauss Conservatory in Munich, and jazz composition in Cologne. After her studies she gave concerts as a soloist and played in various well-known chamber music ensembles and orchestras. She gradually migrated towards jazz, playing in such avant-garde ensembles as the Wanja Slavin Sextet and the Cosmic Groove Orchestra, as well as working with such internationally successful groups as the Andromeda Mega Express Orchestra. Her innate need to perform contemporary jazz-chamber music that leaves plenty of room for improvisation led her to form her own ensembles – a trio and a sextet. The Kathrin Pechlof Trio, with saxophonist Christian Weidner and double-bassist Robert Landfermann, has become one of Europe's most sought-after jazz ensembles and has appeared in Festivals throughout the world. Its unique musical language is an extremely personal kind of chamber jazz, intimate yet inspiring, contemporary yet narrative, always rich in lyrical and dynamic nuances.


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One of the things most of us are taught as children is to NOT be judgmental. "Don't judge a book by its cover!" And yet, despite our best efforts, many of us fall into the trap over and over again. Why do we do it?
Occasionally, judging can make us feel part of a club. Let's say there is a work situation where one person complains about something, and then another person agrees, and then another and another. Before you know it, a group has formed around negativity. Sometimes this judgmental negativity can be funny and based around a silly situation, but often the negativity can be at the expense of another.
If you discover you have a tendency to judge others based on your own low self-esteem, it may help to speak with a therapist who can help you uncover the reasons behind it and offer coping strategies. If you want help around this, call us. We can work with you to help you become stronger in yourself and less judgmental towards others.


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NAI Realvest Makes Management Change
ORLANDO-Patrick Mahoney becomes president and COO, focusing on growth opportunities.
By Carl Cronan | March 16, 2009 at 07:17 PM
(Carl Cronan is editor of Real Estate Florida.)
ORLANDO-Locally based NAI Realvest, a full-service commercial real estate firm serving Central Florida, has named Patrick Mahoney as partner, president and chief operating officer. Mahoney previously was president of Intercoastal Distributors Inc., a ceramic tile and stone distributor.
In his new role, Mahoney says he will look for growth opportunities during the ongoing recession. He also plans to add six to eight brokers to NAI Realvest's current 30-member staff with a focus on bank workouts, tenant representation and corporate services.
"There are plenty of opportunities and we are continually positioning ourselves to take full advantage of them," says Mahoney, a graduate of Furman University and Rollins College with 15 years of business management experience. He notes that NAI Realvest is also looking into potential acquisitions and mergers as a means for growing brokerage and property management.
George Livingston, the firm's founder and retired chairman, stated in a release that Mahoney "has the perspective and skills to position NAI Realvest to take advantage of the opportunities in the marketplace today, as well as those that will emerge over the next 24 months and into the future." NAI Realvest currently manages nearly four million square feet.


A certified nurse assistant's primary role is to care for patients. Duties will involve feeding residents, transferring them from bed to chair, and assisting with bathing and dressing. Since the job is a difficult one that is filled with strenuous activities and long hours, the turnover rate in the industry is tremendously high. CNAs also advance their education to become medical assistants, licensed practical nurses, or registered nurses, which also contribute to the high turnover rate in the sector. Nursing homes and hospital employers have a continuous need for CNAs to fill vacant positions. Several long-term care facilities host free state-approved training to recruit new employees and increase interest in direct patient care at this entry level. Certified nurse assistants in Baton Rouge can anticipate numerous job offerings in rehabilitative and restorative care where there's an urgent need for employees to care for aging seniors and persons suffering from chronic and debilitating diseases.
Practical and registered nurse instructors at Pelican Training Institute are committed to the success of nursing assistant students. The school stands out as one of the best in the region due to graduates' high pass rate. The combination of lecture, hands-on practice, and technology-based training prepare graduates for success in the world of work. The curriculum comprises of 40 hours of classroom training and 40 hours of clinical practice at The Guest House in the Baton Rouge area. Classroom topics include anatomy and physiology, infection control, safety and emergency procedures, range of motion, personal hygiene, role of the nursing assistant, death and dying, and communication skills. During the clinical phase of the program, students will have the opportunity to put their learned knowledge and skills into practice. Classes meet 4 days a week for 6 weeks.
The Certified Nurse Assistant training program at Advanced Healthcare Institute is approved by the Department of Health and Hospitals. The DHH-approved curriculum covers 80 hours of training: 40 classroom hours and 40 clinical hours. Experienced, state-approved registered nurse and licensed practical nurse instructors use audio-visual equipment and a flat screen TV for demonstrations in the classroom and a wheelchair, hospital bed, IV pole, and other medical equipment in the simulated lab to help students develop their clinical skills. Health coursework includes body systems structure, infection control, communication and interpersonal skills, safety and emergency procedures, basic nursing skills, introduction to health care, and CPR. Applicants must be 18 years or older with valid identification, pass medical tests including a physical exam, drug test, and TB test, and pass a criminal background check. Classes meet from Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm for two weeks. New classes begin every month. The total program tuition of $830 includes registration, tuition, books, liability insurance, uniform, TB skin test, physical exam, drug test, and final exam fee.
Six weeks is all it takes to complete the nursing assistant training at Camelot College. The 80-hour curriculum includes instruction in the classroom and clinical lab. Students learn how to assist nurses in hospitals and long-term care settings. Students have the option to take the course as part of the Medical Assistant training or as an accredited short-term course that is not eligible for financial aid. Prospective students must be enrolled in the medical assistant program or have related work experience with positive character references. Successful completion of a criminal background check and drug screen are some other requirements for entry. Once admitted, students must attend all 40 classroom hours and 40 hours of clinical practice and earn a minimum 2.0 GPA by the end of the program. Graduates will be awarded a certificate of completion that will award them the privilege to practice as a Certified Nurse Assistant in Louisiana.
The Certified Nursing Assistant training at Baton Rouge Community College equips students will the competencies to work in long-term care facilities, hospitals, and home healthcare agencies where there's a need for bedside care. The curriculum covers 80 hours of training in the classroom, skills lab, and long-term care facility in accordance with the state's requirements. Classroom topics include body structure and function, introduction to health care, safety and emergency procedures, communication skills, infection control and medical terminology. Students also learn job search and readiness skills, including an introduction to computer skills for the healthcare industry, job seeking, the interview process, and resume writing. Applicants must submit all the required documents before the first day of class and meet with the course instructor. Prospective students must be admitted to the college, have documentation of CPR certification, have a Compass Reading score of 62 or above, and sign the student liability statement form. Clinical requirements include passing a drug screen, TB test, and criminal background check with fingerprinting and meeting the immunization requirements. All students must be 16 years or older. Criminal convictions, including violence or distribution of drugs and mistreatment of the elderly or infirm may result in denial of admission. Graduates will receive a certificate of completion and will be recognized as Certified Nurse Assistants in Louisiana.
The nursing assistant program at Aspire Medical Training Academy runs for five weeks and prepares students for employment in a hospital, nursing home, home health agency, or long-term care facility. The curriculum covers 80 clock hours: 40 hours of instruction in the classroom and 40 hours of supervised patient care in a long-term care setting. Classroom sessions are evenings only from 4:30 pm to 9:30 pm Monday and Wednesday. The clinical training takes place in the final week and runs for five days – Monday through Friday. Course topics will include communication and interaction with patients, basic nursing skills, medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, and infection control. During the clinical rotation, students will measure vital signs, collect specimens, assist with medical exams, and demonstrate sensitivity to patients' needs. Applicants must be at least 18 years with a high school diploma or GED. Registration must be initiated at least two weeks before the class to complete the criminal background check. Students must attend all classroom and clinical sessions to graduate from the program. Pre-clinical preparation requires students to arrive 15 minutes before each scheduled clinical session. Job placement assistant is available to all successful graduates, but jobs are not guaranteed.
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Wahlquist was raised in Oklahoma, where she graduated from Seminole High School and studied psychology for two years at the University of Oklahoma.  She is the co-writer, with Cassavetes, of the motion picture Yellow (2012), and stars as a woman who returns to her native Oklahoma after running into problems in her life in Los Angeles.

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Former T&T National Youth Team trio join Can Bou Play
Former Trinidad and Tobago National Youth Football trio of Robert Primus, Brendon Creed and Leland Archer have joined the ranks of the Can Bou Play Foundation (CBP).
CBP, a mentor and education organization that was founded by T&T professional footballers, was an obvious fit for the young trio who were each keen to get involved in community building and philanthropy.
"I was so glad to see a group like this being established in Trinidad and Tobago," said 22 year old Creed.
"I was encouraged to see footballers doing their part to make our country a better place through mentorship. I had also looked up to some of the founders while I was making my own journey as a young footballer, so I was honoured to come on board and assist wherever I can."
Brendon Creed at the Academy for Special Needs
Creed's former national Under-17 and Under-20 team mate, Leland Archer, echoed his comments and was quick to offer his services to the CBP mission.
"I knew that [CBP] were doing the right things by going into communities and starting this football initiative with some of the kids that don't necessarily have the access to it. Obviously I wanted to be a part of that as it's giving back to the community," stated Archer.
"The first visit I did with Can Bou Play was really an eye opener in how joy is brought to these kids through football. I enjoyed it."
Archer is currently in his second year at USL club Charleston Battery after starring as a towering defender at the College of Charleston and was recently noted as being on T&T National Senior team head coach, Dennis Lawrence's radar.
While he can count on the advice of ace T&T attacking midfielder and Battery teammate Ataulla Guerra, he is also grateful for the tutelage from the CBP founders during off season training sessions.
"It was a good experience learning from those fellas [like} Yohance, Julius and also Georgie," said Archer.
"The kind of experience that those fellas have is always good. You're always learning in football. So it was a great opportunity training with them."
At 28 years old, Primus is the elder statesman of the trio having played alongside Can Bou Play founder Sean de Silva in the T&T national Under-17 and Under-20 Youth World Cup teams in 2007 and 2009.
In 2019, the defender who had stints in Europe, will now take his football journey to Asia to sign with Minerva Punjab FC in India's I-League. Minerva Punjab FC is currently in preparations for the group stage of the AFC Cup.
Robert Primus signing for Minerva Punjab FC in India's I-League
It's definitely a completely new experience for the well-traveled defender but one in which he hopes he can use to inspire the next generation.
"Knowing that you are still playing and being able to inspire the younger ones is very powerful," said Primus. "It's really inspiring to me."
"I think we have the right minds, the right senior players like Yohance, Keston George, Akim Armstrong, etc."
"This group of fellas here can really go a long way and develop a lot of kids in the right directions. I believe we really have a strong bunch here to really push the Can Bou Play Foundation."
While many of the founders and new members explore their football aspirations abroad, Creed will take up the role of Education Manager within the Can Bou Play framework.
Creed, who recently graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, tutors CSEC and CAPE Mathematics and Physics while he assesses his playing options after helping Police FC to a fourth place finish in the TT Pro League last season.
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I'm sorry to say but having quite recently seen the Bebop anime I would like to point out that whilst the dubs voices are appropriate the sound mix is way off and the lines tend to be off and there are occasions where there is sound/lines in the original anime where there is nothing here and the other way around.
I reckon it will always hold up (what part of it could have possibly deteriorated?), but artistic masterpiece? It's good, but it feels incredibly rushed at certain moments (including important parts), and while most of the short story's were interesting, they never expanded on anything. At least, I can't remember any at all.
Every year I see a thread or 2 based on Cowboy Bebop on here, but what about that other space western drama, Outlaw Star? Does that rank close to CB at all?
I assume you've seen it?
If not, then I'd say it's not as good, but just as entertaining. It's definitely worth watching, but then again I pretty much swear to older anime.
For a more realistic and political space drama, there's Legend of The Galactic Heroes (which is apparently being remade for 2017). It has a much slower pace, but centers around politics, tactics, classical heroes, philosophy and epic space battles which puts pretty much all other space battles to shame, in sheer scale.
Cowboy Bebop, summarized: Here's an introductory story where someone is really really good at something, and here's the rest of the series where they're almost entirely useless at it.
I mean, I get that they're trying to show a sort of hierarchy, but to me the whole thing came off as one big Worf Effect. Except it's not one character, it's most of them.
I dunno, does it compete with the original Gunbuster OVA?
On Cowboy Bebop, I love the setting, design of the ships, I guess the overall atmosphere is my favorite part of the show. The CB world doesn't exist purely for telling the story of the main characters, the main characters exist and live organically in a well thought out world that seems to live and breath even after the credits roll. Funny enough the actual story wasn't that interesting to me, but I return to the show again and again for the characters and setting.
As for Ed, she doesn't really get much build-up to her storyline, but I do know she end up finding her real father and staying with him, but I think that just comes out of the blue in one of the last few episodes...there's no real build-up or any reference to it throughtout the series.
Spike, on the other hand, has 4 or 5 episodes dedicated to his story line, and the final two episodes of the series are what finally bring closure to that story.
Eh, I wouldn't go that far. Spike's the main character of the show and as such is regarded as the most competent. Similarly, the majority of the episodes revolve around him. But beyond their introductory episodes, each other character gets an episode where it's their time to shine.
Spike? In the first episode, there's this guy taking hyperdrugs that let him defeat whole rooms full of armed guards single-handedly, and Spike defeats him almost contemptuously, just for the challenge. By the, what, second episode he's about on par with Faye, then continues to deteriorate in effectiveness, eventually getting casually smacked around by the hacker's father for no apparent reason whatsoever.
Speaking as someone that loves Outlaw Star, and makes a habit of watching it through every couple of years, I can safely say that, while Outlaw Star is a great show, Cowboy Bebop beats it out in many areas. Admittedly, it's pretty hard to compare them because of the numerous science-fantasy elements present in Outlaw Star, while Cowboy Bebop has a broader tone that seamlessly slips between genres, where Outlaw Star focuses on the adventure and it's progression, with only a few side-episodes.
OT: Cowboy Bebop is definitely one of those shows that will stand the test of time for years to come. If people point to classic shows of their time like Mobile Suit Gundam or the Ghost in the Shell movie, Cowboy Bebop will always be the show that I point to when I first started watching anime. The fact that every episode is pretty self-contained left a lasting impression on me and is what has drawn me to other shows that use that same style of story-telling; especially Darker Than Black and Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex.
Even if there are issues with the show itself, there is no anime out there that is void of problems and contradictions, and any that Cowboy Bebop possess are fairly easy to overlook given the show's overall quality.
You're forgetting every episode that Spike is the focus, especially any episode that involves the Syndicate.
Ballad of Fallen Angels, he takes out 8 armed dudes from the Syndicate before dueling the most dangerous character in the series to a draw.
Waltz For Venus, takes down a dozen armed thugs while protecting a plant.
Losing to Edward's dad was more of a goofy moment than anything else.
Faye recovers her memories in Hard Luck Woman by using the tape found in Speak Like a Child. She returns to her family's mansion and even draws out the outline of her old bedroom in the ruins in one of the saddest moments in the series. She stays with the Bebop till the end because "there was nowhere to go back to".
I have seen it, I actually enjoyed Outlaw Star more, and I appreciate the recommendation, will check it out soon. Thank you.
It's been awhile since I've seen it too, and I know they get their closure and blah blah blah, but it still didn't stop it feeling like they were dropping off like fly's. It really made it feel like a hollow way to end it all off.
For some reason I do remember Ed's 'reason', as her father just suddenly pops up and puts Spikes fighting skills to shame (which feels out of place as well, after all he's been through for fucks sake) and Ed writes her note and that's it. Bam! All that time the characters spent together suddenly didn't mean much.
As for Spikes ending, I remember it really well because that was the most disappointing to me. Well not all of it, but his old girlfriend appears and disappears just as quick, and then his final battle with his rival (which the show gave me no reason to care about) is a quick shoot out that ends abruptly.
In many areas!? Can't say I agree. They both have their strengths. Well from what I remember, Outlaw star had the bigger intro which I found more dramatic. They both have many short story's (most I can remember, though CB had the more dramatic bits). And funnily enough, they both have very rushed unsatisfying final battles/endings (though I preferred Outlaw Stars because of the interesting powers). I can see how it's hard to compare.
Have to disagree again. I really didn't like their continual story and departure episodes. They did absolutely nothing for me what so ever. It is a gigantic flaw! And another problem is even though they over-came some really serious threats, nothing ever came of it! You knew they would always struggle for money and it started to feel like it would never really get anywhere.
Some of the episodes are fun to re-watch, but that's it for me.
I guess your critiques of Cowboy Bebop come down to a matter of preference. Outlaw Star is full of stock footage and the quality drops in a lot of places, especially when there isn't a grappler fight. The music is good, but the soundtrack for Cowboy Bebop is untouchable, which is a given considering how the show focused on and used the music in order to move the story forward itself. I mean, over-coming serious threats and nothing coming from it just goes to show just how big the world is and how all of the characters are just small parts of a larger world. It's also how life works - sometimes you put in a lot of effort, and in the end, nothing really matters and you end up with nothing to show for it.
The same thing happened frequently in Outlaw Star - Gene and crew went out on several jobs and often ended up more broke than they started, with a Hero's Journey being the only reason they managed to get anywhere at all. Like I said - it's really hard to compare. I can understand how people dislike some of what goes on in Cowboy Bebop, especially the ending (which I felt was perfect) that was that sort of quick, bitter-sweet ending that was pervasive throughout most anime in the 90s, but again, it just comes down to taste and preference. You'll never convince me that Robinson Crusoe is a worthwhile read, but many consider it to be a classic.
I don't why you brought up that my critiques are just as matter of preference when it doesn't make a difference. I already know how opinions work mate. In fact, I'm so used to people being sensitive here, that I feel I have put 'I' and 'me' and other self appointed words to make it obvious for others. If I really wanted to prove anything, I would have to re-watch the show in it's entirety and make far more accurate observations.
That said, I must say, I really dig the music in Cowboy Bebop... but it's not enough, because it still felt rushed. I get the bittersweet part, but I was not invested at all in his love interest or the villain because they did bugger all throughout the series! Well the villain being really basic. And no, the characters having the same problem every time the episode starts does not make the world feel bigger, only that it feels repetitive and safe. You know, like most sitcoms.
I will say this though. The way you see it is interesting, especially in that you build on it with real life problems, (though I can't see it like that because the show is nothing like real life) so I don't want to take that away from you of course.
Also, I never said Outlaw Star is perfect in any way. Seriously, the only reason why I may have enjoyed it more is just for extended intro and the caster being one of coolest weapons I've ever seen. That's it! It was either action or comedy from there.
The reason I criticise them though is because it's kinda perplexing to me. CB gets so much praise and yet it has similar problems to Inuyasha. I've heard the defenses before but it doesn't add up at all. Just like The Force Awakens, the flaws stick out like a sore thumb but many people can ignore it because other things worked, and I even disagree with that! The only thing I agree with on Cowboy Bebop is that some of the short story's were interesting and dramatic.
Gonna echo what some people in the facebook comments already said, Cowboy Bebop ruined anime for me, in the good "I'm not gonna like anything more than this" sort of way.
But I think "ruined" is kind of a strong term so I'll just call it a stop to my anime watching. Not that I haven't watched the odd anime here and there. My sister introduced me to Ouran High School Host Club and that was fun and we gave Attack On Titan a shot and I enjoyed those but really, Bebop kind of marked a finish line for me.
I can see not everybody loves and that's cool, whatever, but it resonates with everything I like so strongly that, well, that was it.
Funny thing I just want to say, somebody posted this video to a forum around here and I gave it a watch, got me into the show.
And it's the credits song for the Cowboy Bebop movie, which I saw after the series.
Marked my introduction and exit.
There's a nice poetry to that.
Hi! I have never seen Cowboy Bebop, but this review made me want to give it a shot. Would you consider reviewing Trigun?
Ah, Cowboy Bebop. I'm not a fan of most animes, but this is definately the exception to the rule.
Looking at the review, there's nothing I really disagree with, but one thing that I'd like to mention is that CB is one of the few pieces of animation I've seen where nihilism is the defining theme of the work, yet is woven excellently into the background rather than entering angst. I feel this really shines through towards the end. Faye can't go home again, and is fated to remain as she is. Ed's father will continue mapping the landscape of Earth, even though it's a hopeless endeavor due to the constant debris impacts (not to mention that no-one really seems to care about Earth anyway). Jet is an honest cop character, but in a setting such as this, no one cares. By the end of the series, Spike seems to have reached the point where he's ready to just let go. I also found it fitting that the bounty hunter TV show shut down towards the end of the series, adding to the sense of finality. Ultimately, Cowboy Bebop depicts a setting where ultimately, nothing matters, and all anyone can hope for is to just drift by from day to day. Yet ultimately there's beauty in the moment, exemplified by its soundtrack, among other things.
Or at least, that's my take.
He's also been served pretty hard by the bad guy from the movie.
Truth is, Jeet Kun Do is really effective against numerous little-experienced enemies. But against a seasonned martial master, it's another story.
Ugh, I liked Attack on Titan, but I don't know why it's that show that everyone references these days when talking about great anime. Outside of it's pretty animation, which was the only reason I kept watching, to be honest, the show is really boring and lacks substance.
Then I suppose you and I have nothing more to discuss. I wasn't trying to be condescending or overly sensitive in anyway. Cowboy Bebop is a show for people who appreciate subtlety, that doesn't make it smarter than Outlaw Star, which is a great action/adventure show, but it's something you don't get in a lot of anime, especially modern day. I disagree with pretty much all of your points concerning Cowboy Bebop just like you disagree with me, so I guess that's that.


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package ec2

import "time"
import "github.com/timob/javabind"

type ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigDataInterface interface {
	JavaLangObjectInterface

	// public void setClientToken(java.lang.String)
	SetClientToken(a string)

	// public java.lang.String getClientToken()
	GetClientToken() string

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withClientToken(java.lang.String)
	WithClientToken(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public void setSpotPrice(java.lang.String)
	SetSpotPrice(a string)

	// public java.lang.String getSpotPrice()
	GetSpotPrice() string

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withSpotPrice(java.lang.String)
	WithSpotPrice(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public void setTargetCapacity(java.lang.Integer)
	SetTargetCapacity(a int)

	// public java.lang.Integer getTargetCapacity()
	GetTargetCapacity() int

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withTargetCapacity(java.lang.Integer)
	WithTargetCapacity(a int) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public void setValidFrom(java.util.Date)
	SetValidFrom(a time.Time)

	// public java.util.Date getValidFrom()
	GetValidFrom() time.Time

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withValidFrom(java.util.Date)
	WithValidFrom(a time.Time) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public void setValidUntil(java.util.Date)
	SetValidUntil(a time.Time)

	// public java.util.Date getValidUntil()
	GetValidUntil() time.Time

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withValidUntil(java.util.Date)
	WithValidUntil(a time.Time) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public void setTerminateInstancesWithExpiration(java.lang.Boolean)
	SetTerminateInstancesWithExpiration(a bool)

	// public java.lang.Boolean getTerminateInstancesWithExpiration()
	GetTerminateInstancesWithExpiration() bool

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withTerminateInstancesWithExpiration(java.lang.Boolean)
	WithTerminateInstancesWithExpiration(a bool) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public java.lang.Boolean isTerminateInstancesWithExpiration()
	IsTerminateInstancesWithExpiration() bool

	// public void setIamFleetRole(java.lang.String)
	SetIamFleetRole(a string)

	// public java.lang.String getIamFleetRole()
	GetIamFleetRole() string

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withIamFleetRole(java.lang.String)
	WithIamFleetRole(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public java.util.List<com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetLaunchSpecification> getLaunchSpecifications()
	GetLaunchSpecifications() []*ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetLaunchSpecification

	// public void setLaunchSpecifications(java.util.Collection<com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetLaunchSpecification>)
	SetLaunchSpecifications(a []*ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetLaunchSpecification)

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withLaunchSpecifications(com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetLaunchSpecification...)
	WithLaunchSpecifications(a ...*ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetLaunchSpecification) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withLaunchSpecifications(java.util.Collection<com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetLaunchSpecification>)
	WithLaunchSpecifications2(a []*ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetLaunchSpecification) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public void setExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(java.lang.String)
	SetExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy2(a string)

	// public java.lang.String getExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy()
	GetExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy() string

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(java.lang.String)
	WithExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy2(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public void setExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.ExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy)
	SetExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(a ServicesEc2ModelExcessCapacityTerminationPolicyInterface)

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.ExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy)
	WithExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(a ServicesEc2ModelExcessCapacityTerminationPolicyInterface) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public void setAllocationStrategy(java.lang.String)
	SetAllocationStrategy2(a string)

	// public java.lang.String getAllocationStrategy()
	GetAllocationStrategy() string

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withAllocationStrategy(java.lang.String)
	WithAllocationStrategy2(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public void setAllocationStrategy(com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AllocationStrategy)
	SetAllocationStrategy(a ServicesEc2ModelAllocationStrategyInterface)

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withAllocationStrategy(com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AllocationStrategy)
	WithAllocationStrategy(a ServicesEc2ModelAllocationStrategyInterface) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData

	// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData clone()
	Clone() *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData
}

type ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData struct {
	JavaLangObject
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData()
func NewServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData() (*ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) {

	obj, err := javabind.GetEnv().NewObject("com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	x.Callable = &javabind.Callable{obj}
	return x
}

// public void setClientToken(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetClientToken(a string)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setClientToken", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public java.lang.String getClientToken()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) GetClientToken() string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getClientToken", "java/lang/String")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoString()
	dst := new(string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withClientToken(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithClientToken(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withClientToken", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public void setSpotPrice(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetSpotPrice(a string)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setSpotPrice", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public java.lang.String getSpotPrice()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) GetSpotPrice() string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getSpotPrice", "java/lang/String")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoString()
	dst := new(string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withSpotPrice(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithSpotPrice(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withSpotPrice", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public void setTargetCapacity(java.lang.Integer)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetTargetCapacity(a int)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaInteger()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setTargetCapacity", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/Integer"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public java.lang.Integer getTargetCapacity()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) GetTargetCapacity() int {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getTargetCapacity", "java/lang/Integer")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoInteger()
	dst := new(int)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withTargetCapacity(java.lang.Integer)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithTargetCapacity(a int) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaInteger()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withTargetCapacity", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/Integer"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public void setValidFrom(java.util.Date)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetValidFrom(a time.Time)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaDate()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setValidFrom", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/util/Date"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public java.util.Date getValidFrom()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) GetValidFrom() time.Time {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getValidFrom", "java/util/Date")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoDate()
	dst := new(time.Time)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withValidFrom(java.util.Date)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithValidFrom(a time.Time) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaDate()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withValidFrom", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/util/Date"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public void setValidUntil(java.util.Date)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetValidUntil(a time.Time)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaDate()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setValidUntil", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/util/Date"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public java.util.Date getValidUntil()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) GetValidUntil() time.Time {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getValidUntil", "java/util/Date")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoDate()
	dst := new(time.Time)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withValidUntil(java.util.Date)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithValidUntil(a time.Time) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaDate()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withValidUntil", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/util/Date"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public void setTerminateInstancesWithExpiration(java.lang.Boolean)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetTerminateInstancesWithExpiration(a bool)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaBoolean()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setTerminateInstancesWithExpiration", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/Boolean"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public java.lang.Boolean getTerminateInstancesWithExpiration()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) GetTerminateInstancesWithExpiration() bool {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getTerminateInstancesWithExpiration", "java/lang/Boolean")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoBoolean()
	dst := new(bool)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withTerminateInstancesWithExpiration(java.lang.Boolean)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithTerminateInstancesWithExpiration(a bool) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaBoolean()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withTerminateInstancesWithExpiration", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/Boolean"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public java.lang.Boolean isTerminateInstancesWithExpiration()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) IsTerminateInstancesWithExpiration() bool {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "isTerminateInstancesWithExpiration", "java/lang/Boolean")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoBoolean()
	dst := new(bool)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public void setIamFleetRole(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetIamFleetRole(a string)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setIamFleetRole", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public java.lang.String getIamFleetRole()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) GetIamFleetRole() string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getIamFleetRole", "java/lang/String")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoString()
	dst := new(string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withIamFleetRole(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithIamFleetRole(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withIamFleetRole", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public java.util.List<com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetLaunchSpecification> getLaunchSpecifications()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) GetLaunchSpecifications() []*ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetLaunchSpecification {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getLaunchSpecifications", "java/util/List")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoList(javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable())
	dst := new([]*ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetLaunchSpecification)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public void setLaunchSpecifications(java.util.Collection<com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetLaunchSpecification>)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetLaunchSpecifications(a []*ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetLaunchSpecification)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaCollection(javabind.NewGoToJavaCallable())
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setLaunchSpecifications", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/util/Collection"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withLaunchSpecifications(com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetLaunchSpecification...)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithLaunchSpecifications(a ...*ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetLaunchSpecification) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaObjectArray(javabind.NewGoToJavaCallable(), "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetLaunchSpecification")
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withLaunchSpecifications", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetLaunchSpecification"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withLaunchSpecifications(java.util.Collection<com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetLaunchSpecification>)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithLaunchSpecifications2(a []*ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetLaunchSpecification) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaCollection(javabind.NewGoToJavaCallable())
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withLaunchSpecifications", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/util/Collection"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public void setExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy2(a string)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public java.lang.String getExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) GetExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy() string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy", "java/lang/String")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoString()
	dst := new(string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy2(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public void setExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.ExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(a ServicesEc2ModelExcessCapacityTerminationPolicyInterface)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaCallable()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/ExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.ExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy(a ServicesEc2ModelExcessCapacityTerminationPolicyInterface) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaCallable()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/ExcessCapacityTerminationPolicy"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public void setAllocationStrategy(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetAllocationStrategy2(a string)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setAllocationStrategy", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public java.lang.String getAllocationStrategy()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) GetAllocationStrategy() string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getAllocationStrategy", "java/lang/String")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoString()
	dst := new(string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withAllocationStrategy(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithAllocationStrategy2(a string) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withAllocationStrategy", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public void setAllocationStrategy(com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AllocationStrategy)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) SetAllocationStrategy(a ServicesEc2ModelAllocationStrategyInterface)  {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaCallable()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	_, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "setAllocationStrategy", javabind.Void, conv_a.Value().Cast("com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/AllocationStrategy"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()

}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData withAllocationStrategy(com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.AllocationStrategy)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) WithAllocationStrategy(a ServicesEc2ModelAllocationStrategyInterface) *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaCallable()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "withAllocationStrategy", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData", conv_a.Value().Cast("com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/AllocationStrategy"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public java.lang.String toString()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) ToString() string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "toString", "java/lang/String")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoString()
	dst := new(string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public boolean equals(java.lang.Object)
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) Equals(a interface{}) bool {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaCallable()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "equals", javabind.Boolean, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/Object"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	return jret.(bool)
}

// public int hashCode()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) HashCode() int {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "hashCode", javabind.Int)
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	return jret.(int)
}

// public com.amazonaws.services.ec2.model.SpotFleetRequestConfigData clone()
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) Clone() *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "clone", "com/amazonaws/services/ec2/model/SpotFleetRequestConfigData")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public java.lang.Object clone() throws java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException
func (jbobject *ServicesEc2ModelSpotFleetRequestConfigData) Clone2() (*JavaLangObject, error) {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "clone", "java/lang/Object")
	if err != nil {
		var zero *JavaLangObject
		return zero, err
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &JavaLangObject{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x, nil
}


It's been two and a half years since Red Sun Rising released its debut album, Polyester Zeal,a Top 10 Heatseekers album that launched a pair of Mainstream Rock No. 1 singles, "The Otherside" and "Emotionless." And that's generated some heat for the Ohio hard rock group's sophomore effort Thread, which comes out Friday (March 30) and is premiering exclusively below.
"Knowing that there were people expecting this record was a cool feeling," frontman Mike Protich tells Billboard. "That was different from the debut record, for sure."
Working with producer Matt Hyde, Red Sun Rising set out to make Thread something of a "rebirth" for the band, showing off new skills and musical ambitions developed over the course of touring to promote Polyester Zeal. "The biggest thing was we wanted to have something more authentic to what we sound like live," Protich explains, "not that the first one didn't but it was more of a slick production and we wanted to have something a little more raw on this one as well as showcase that our songwriting has evolved. We definitely messed with some arrangements a lot more than we did in the past and really pushed the limits further on what a popular song sounds like."
Red Sun Rising previewed some of the Thread tracks, including "Lonely Girl" and "Clarity," the latter of which "was actually a different song that we totally revamped and deconstructed" according to Protich. A number of Thread's songs, in fact, went through an evolution in the studio, much to the band's pleasure. "We had fun with a lot of different instruments that weren't on Polyester Zeal," Protich notes. "We really explored that mentality of bringing in different eras of music and genres of music and blending things in to create different textures. That's what's great about the band now, the fact we're not sitting anywhere, exactly, in terms of genre or anything like that. That's what Thread stands for; It's not one thing, but we, the band, are the thread that unites it all."
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Islamic Jihad: PA's absence snubbs Bahrain conference, its organisers
Member of Islamic Jihad's Political Bureau Nafeth Azzam said on Tuesday that the absence of Palestinian Authority (PA) was a slap in the face to the Bahrain Conference and its organisers, Quds Net News reported.
Speaking to local Palestinian radio, Azzam described Bahrain Conference as "shameful" and said it is "too
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North Midland Building Ltd v Cyden Homes Ltd
Theresa Mohammed
This case was first heard by the Technology and Construction Court in October 2017; in which the Court considered whether parties to construction contracts were free to allocate the risk of concurrent delay in their construction contracts.
In January 2018, the decision was appealed; however, the Court of Appeal upheld the first instance decision and provided further guidance regarding the interplay between such contractual agreements and common law principles.
North Midland Building Limited (the Contractor) was employed by Cyden Homes Limited (the Employer) to construct a substantial house in Lincolnshire, pursuant to a JCT Design and Build Contract 2005. The contract contained bespoke amendments; in particular, the parties amended the standard extension of time clause at 2.25.1 to add a sub-clause (3); clause 2.25.1.3(b) of the Contract which subsequently read as follows:
Any of the events which are stated to be a cause of delay is a Relevant Event; and
completion of the Works or of any Section has been or is likely to be delayed thereby beyond the relevant Completion Date,
and provided that:
(a) the Contractor has made reasonable and proper efforts to mitigate such delay; and
(b) any delay caused by a Relevant Event which is concurrent with another delay for which the Contractor is responsible shall not be taken into account,
then, save where these Conditions expressly provide otherwise, the Employer shall give an extension of time by fixing such later date as the Completion Date for the Works or Section as he then estimates to be fair and reasonable."
The works were delayed for a number of reasons; North Midland, therefore, applied for an extension of time. Upon assessing the extension of time, Cyden disagreed with North Midland's calculation of the requested days. Specifically, it stated that in the presence of two delay events which occurred at the same time and caused concurrent delay to the completion of the works, but only one event entitled North Midland to an extension of time and the other was a "delay for which the Contractor is responsible", then North Midland would not be entitled to an extension of time for both delays.
Mr Justice Fraser considered this debate in the first instance. Here, North Midland sought to rely upon the prevention principle. This principle is a long established doctrine under English law whereby a party may not enforce a contractual obligation against the other party where it has prevented the other party from performing that obligation. North Midland suggested that this meant that time was now at large, meaning it simply had to complete the works within a reasonable time.
However, Mr Justice Fraser disagreed with such conclusions and determined that the prevention principle simply did not arise in these circumstances. Further, he observed that the only issue was the correct construction of the clause. With regards to this, the clause clearly stated that if the Contractor was responsible for a delay that was concurrent with another delay caused by a Relevant Event, the latter shall not be taken into account. There is no general rule of law that prevents the parties from agreeing that concurrent delays should be dealt with in a certain way.
The Contractor appealed the decision; however, this was to no avail as Lord Justice Coulson agreed with the decisions reached by Justice Fraser. In relation to the question as to whether the prevention principle was invoked given the express contractual terms, Lord Justice Coulson clearly stated that:
"A building contract is a detailed allocation of risk and reward. If the parties do not stipulate that a particular act of prevention triggers an entitlement to an extension of time, then there will be no implied term to assist the employer and the application of the prevention principle would mean that, on the happening of that event, time was set at large. But it is a completely different thing if the parties negotiate and agree an express provision which states that, on the happening of a particular type of prevention (on this hypothesis, one that causes a concurrent delay), the risk and responsibility rests with the contractor."
Turning to the interpretation of clause 2.25.1(3) regarding the extension of time, Lord Justice Coulson commented that this was "unambiguous" and "plainly [sought] to allocate the risk of concurrent delay to the appellant".
The fundamental message to take home from this judgement is that parties remain free to allocate risk of concurrent delay in their construction contracts. Contractors should therefore pay close attention to the negotiation of such provisions at the outset, not when attempting to claim additional time.
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Osudové město, uváděno i pod názvem Město Osudu, anglicky The City of Your Final Destination, je britský film z roku 2009, jehož režii provedl James Ivory.

Předlohou snímku se stala novela The City of Your Final Destination amerického spisovatele Petera Camerona, jejíž příběh se z velké části odehrává v malé vesničce v Uruguayi. Natáčení filmu ale probíhalo v Argentině, protože knižní popis uruguayské krajiny a kultury neodpovídá úplně realitě. Začátek a konec novely se oproti tomu odehrává v Kansasu, kde hlavní hrdina studuje na Kansasské univerzitě.
V roce 2007 se studio Merchant Ivory Productions rozhodlo produkovat film podle této knihy. Režisérem filmu byl vybrán James Ivory a scénář napsala Ruth Prawer Jhbvala. Oficiální premiéra filmu proběhla až v roce 2009.

Zápletka
Film sleduje vysokoškolského studenta Omara Razaghiho (Omar Metwally), který chce napsat biografii záhadného spisovatele Julese Gunda. Aby mohl se svým záměrem pokročit, musí se vydat do Uruguaye, aby získal od rodiny Gundových souhlas k sepsání biografie.

Herecké obsazení
 Anthony Hopkins jako Adam Gund
 Omar Metwally jako Omar Razaghi
 Laura Linneyová jako Caroline Gund
 Charlotte Gainsbourg jako Arden Langdon
 Hiroyuki Sanada jako Pete
 Alexandra Maria Lara jako Deirdre Rothemund
 Nicholas Blandullo jako mladý Adam
 Sofia Viruboff jako Adamova matka
 James Martin jako pošťák
 Susana Salerno, César Bordón, Diego Velázquez, Rossana Gabbiano jako hodní lidé z autobusové stanice
 Julieta Vallina jako paní ze školního autobusu
 Ambar Mallman jako Portia Gund
 Norma Argentina jako Alma
 Hector Fonseca jako starý Gaucho
 Oscar Rolleri jako mladý Gaucho
 Norma Aleandro jako paní Van Euwen
 Arturo Goetz, Marcos Montes, Sophie Tirouflet jako hosté paní Van Euwenové
 Luciano Suardi jako doktor Pereira
 Carlos Torres jako holič
 Pietro Gian jako taxikář
 Julia Perez jako zdravotní sestra
 Yuri Vergeichikov jako Luis, řidič
 Agustín Pereyra Lucena jako kytarista
 Pablo Druker jako průvodčí
 Eliot Mathews jako doprovod Deirdry
 Andrew Sanders jako doprovod Caroline

Zábava
Film byl v České republice uveden 27. září 2010 pouze na DVD, ale od května 2013 je film dostupný i přes iTunes Store, kde je možné se podívat na trailer filmu a další detaily.

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Externí odkazy
 Oficiální stránky filmu Osudové město

Britské dramatické filmy
Filmy natočené podle knižní předlohy
Filmy z roku 2009
Filmy Jamese Ivoryho


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Benjamin said that he had in fact returned to the store to show the on call manager the cup.
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File this one in the "not that much of a shock" category.
An eagle-eyed South Florida resident happened upon this misspelled street sign in south Miami-Dade County and it is pretty funny.
Rose Reeder said that she has driven past the intersection and noticed the incorrectly spelled Eurkea Drive sign for the past few weeks. The name of the road is really Eureka Drive. (As in "we found it").
The misspelling finally bugged Reeder enough yesterday for her to stop her car and snap a few pics of the sign. She then posted it on Facebook.
"Someone did not check like they should have," Reeder said of the oversight.
Reeder also said that a county employee saw her Facebook post and forwarded it the Public Works department.
We'll let you know when (if) the county does anything about it.
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