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Late last night I clicked on a YouTube video showing a very small girl, barely in her teens, and I was shocked. In this video, she was going on a rant about how YouTube had disabled comments to all of her videos in order to protect her from possible pedophiles, which was punishing her, not the pedophiles. She was using profanity, making sexual references, saying things that would be offensive to many people, and acting quite fierce, even though she was about 4′-11″, 90 lbs, and twelve years old.
I had never seen this girl before, and I had never heard anything about her. Her YouTube channel name was "Soph", and her name was Sophia. I quickly watched three or four more of her other videos, which were even more elaborate and more impressive social commentaries than the first video of hers that I watched.
I was shocked and amazed, I had never seen a person or YouTuber like Sophia before. I am 50 years old, for 40 years I have seen stand-up comedians who tried to become famous for their edgy, off-color, offensive, mean, profane, crude, vulgar, shocking monologues. I have watched entertainers, journalists, television hosts, and politicians try to be witty, insightful, funny, and attention getting when it is their chance to speak. I would say that Sophia could out do all of them.
Sophia was born in September of 2004. She is 14 years old now, and a freshman in high school in Marin County, California. In 2015 when Sophia was 11 years old, her parents helped her create a YouTube channel called "LtCorbis". From what I read on the internet, after uploading videos to her YouTube channel "LtCorbis" for roughly a year, a more popular and established YouTube channel featured one of her videos, which led to her channel quickly growing to 400,000 subscribers.
With 400K subscribers to her YouTube channel, and perhaps 500,000 to 1,000,000 views to some of her videos back in 2016 and 2017, this could have earned Sophia $200,000 to $400,000 from YouTube, when she was 12 or 13 years old.
Then, YouTube began to act very strangely toward its YouTube channel creators. Some of the most provocative, shocking, and outrageous YouTube channel creators like Sophia had their channels grow to more than 500K subscribers, with some of their YouTube videos receiving millions of views. According to the formula used by YouTube to determine how they paid the YouTube channel creators based on their number of subscribers and video views, each of these most popular channel creators would have been owed several hundred thousand dollars. But YouTube began trying to not pay channel creators by using a policy called "demonitization".
The owner of YouTube, which is Google, began to claim that the provocative, shocking, and outrageous videos were causing complaints from advertisers, parents, religious groups, organizations, schools, law enforcement, and so on. YouTube began to inform channel creators that their videos were being "demonitized" because they showed acts of violence, minors being exploited, racism, nudity, etcetera. Keep in mind that these videos were still available to watch on YouTube and they received millions of views, but YouTube had found a way to get out of paying the channel creators for these videos.
Currently, Sophia's YouTube Channel "Soph" has 900,000 subscribers. With the amount of views her videos receive, the amount of people on YouTube who watch her videos, the amount of advertising that her viewers watch, Sophia should have been paid more than $1 million over the past several years from YouTube, but her videos have been demonitized.
In May of 2019, it was reported that the Police had to conduct an investigation of 14 year old Sophia after she posted the following comment about Susan Wojcicki, the CEO of YouTube:
"Susan, I've known your address since last summer, I've got a Luger and a mitochondrial disease. I don't care if I live. Why should I care if you live or your children? I just called an Uber. You've got about seven minutes to draft up a will. … I'm coming for you, and it ain't gonna be pretty."
In total, I have watched about ten of Sophia's videos. Below I am including one of the "worst" of Sophia's videos. I am warning viewers about the bad language and sexual references in this video, though she makes many good points and observations:
Like me, many men would like to leave antagonizing, irritating, and mean comments to Sophia's videos in order to make her mad, but in order to not allow things to get even more out of control, YouTube won't allow comments to any of her videos.
I continued to watch more of Sophia's videos to hear what she had to say, and to learn more about her. I learned that she was a student at Redwood High School in Marin County, California, probably the most expensive and affluent area in the United States. She recorded one of her videos on the porch of her family's home, which showed miles of undeveloped forests behind her porch, which in California would certainly be a multi-million dollar home.
In another one of Sophia's videos, she was doing her homework on a thick pad of green engineering form paper, which is expensive, and usually the only people who use this special grid paper are professional engineers or engineering students in their last couple of years in college. I thought that her father must be a very successful engineer to live in Marin County, and leave engineering form paper pads laying around for his daughter to use.
Here is a video where I began to get a little more insight into how intelligent Sophia is, what she has been through, and what her parents are like, where she does admit that her father had "some kind of engineering degree". This video below would lead me to look for and find out who her father is:
Sophia's father is Mikael Totterman, a very successful bio-medical engineer with a Bachelor of Science in engineering from Stanford University in California, and a Master of Business Administration from Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. He has founded and been the CEO of several large successful medical technology companies: https://www.linkedin.com/in/totterman
Sophia's mother is Alexandra "Sasha" Latypova. Sasha was born in Ukraine, and she met Mikael Totterman while enrolled at the MBA program at Dartmouth College in the late 1990s. They became married in 2000. If you look on the internet, Sasha is listed as co-founder and director of the medical tech company Clerio Vision, and she also appears to be a painter.
Update 8/5/2019:
Sophia's YouTube Channel has been deleted by YouTube. Here is the link to her videos on BitChute https://www.bitchute.com/channel/soph/
Here are a few responses from Sophia's followers:
Cocoa The Clown 3 days ago,
"She really puts many adults to shame, such a young girl knows more about how the world works than most adults."
Invid of INP 3 days ago,
"When a little girl threatens their entire world…"
Impervious 3 days ago,
"A 14 year old vs $140 billion corporation… oh, my."
Miguel Jimenez 3 days ago,
"Feminism: WE WANT WOMEN TO SPEAK THEIR MIND Also feminism: Ban this girl for speaking her mind, she's harming muh feelings."
Ben M 3 days ago,
"The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it." ― George Orwell
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2 thoughts on "Sophia Totterman, The Smartest And Fiercest Girl On YouTube"
smash591 says:
Wow. You have good investigative skills. I am glad I found your site as I had been wondering about Soph's backstory. I also agree with your assessment of Soph. Thank you for your effort and for sharing it.
dabidross says:
Thanks for the article. I have more info to share about Soph. I'm a faithful Catholic convert (in 2009 from Atheistic Satanism) and a good friend (agnostic but sympathetic to monotheism) introduced me to Soph, asking me if she might, perchance, be a Catholic. I said yes, because her apparent grasp of Natural Law is astounding. My hunch proved to be correct when a friend of mine in Australia contacted her and asked about her religion. She told him that she started converting to Catholicism about 12 months ago and is hoping to enter full communion after the COVID-19 lockdown ends.


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I lost sleep lately over the ideas I had on future science publishing. I wrote before that I think an independent publishing platform financed by an international group of public funding organizations would be an answer to several problems in academia of financial nature but also problems with internal academic evaluation systems.
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Peer accepted articles are marked as such and the search engine displays them as published in a journal. Up to this point the article was already available to the public, reviewed by peers and accepted as solid science. Now begins the hard part ;). Believe it or not but I am not against glam if it is done correctly: based on the quality of the article, PLOS calls it 'Article-Level Metric' and there is also Altmetrics and others have their own ideas. But how do we measure the success of this paper in a timely manner and increase the visibility of the most useful articles to a more general audience without waiting for it to be cited? What puzzles me the most is that none (?) of the metrics actually asks the readers whether they liked it and whether they would think it is cite-worthy. Rather than just looking at how often an article was downloaded I would continuously ask readers upon their next log in how they would rate articles they looked at during the previous session with the same quick 5-star evaluation system as before. I like the idea of FrontiersIn to then allow articles to raise in tiers according to their popularity which allows them greater visibility. After a determined time period (for example every three months) the system would score all articles published in the same month according to the member ratings and promote a certain percentile to the next tier. The score will, of course, take into account how big the field is, etc. Whenever an article is about to raise a tier, the authors will be given the opportunity of re-opening peer-review to make revisions to the article that enhance the legibility to readers of a more general audience and maybe work in corrections or even add data and experiments – all previous ratings and versions of the manuscript will be kept for reference. Then the next evaluation round begins where the system just waits for more (new) member ratings. Three tiers or journals could represent for example the 100, 50 and 10 percentiles of ratings in the ladder. However, a journal can not rise in tiers after it had been evaluated three times so that after about 1.5 years – or a time span one would expect review process for a top-tier journal usually takes. At some point one just wants a fixed metric, right? Also, the article at this point was probably public for two years and now citations will come into play that I would count as a second metric.
Will there be many different journals for any sub-field in science? No. All science would be accepted. I believe that we can build something more advanced than that based on the information we have on the members: keywords. And here comes the social media part into play. This archive is not just a repository with search engines it is also a community that gathers around scientific interests like Mendeley and also ResearchGate. After the members registered, the system will question them about their interests. Just like in PubMed scientists will be able to set automated searches and the system will be further able to crawl their publications for keywords and follow their manual searches. When the members agree the system will use this information to find fitting reviewers and editors – co-authorship will be used to exclude certain reviewers. Based on keyword combinations and direct 'following' among the scientist, the system can identify clusters of scientists that form a 'field' and suggest to them papers to read, just like amazon does (people who read X also read Y).
A system like this can be advanced into a one service for all. You can add for example services for science writers who would be recommended certain successful articles and could have their articles proof-read by scientists. You could add a review journal that invites authors who gathered relatively many citations or are followed by relatively many people – relative to the size of their field that is. You can open the comment sections to the public and add a special membership for non-scientists. Their choices could be used to identify what sort of science the public is interested in. All kinds of things, actually.
My proposed system is envisioned as a big single thing that does it all under one roof. However, since there are many solutions out there already one could also think of connecting those to achieve the same functionality. The biggest problem to make this work is the relatively high number of members a system like this demands right from the beginning. I would therefore begin only with then archive and community part until we reach numbers that allow sufficient statistical power for all those scoring and rating systems. I also have some ideas for the front-end, the user interface if you so will. But I think I'll leave you with this for now ;).


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Me: Our anniversary is coming up; are you feeling the seven year itch yet?
Tod: "It's more like a burn."
Originally I thought he meant his heart was burning until he later explained burn as "the stage after the itch...it's worse."
Remember seven years ago when we got married? Remember that morning when you ironed your shirt and almost burned a hole in it? Remember how we pulled up to the temple and you asked, "Should we flip a u-ey?" and we both sort of laughed but in a really scared way?
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Finally, I'm glad you're around. I'm glad you're around to watch shows about serial killers and meth dealers while the boys sleep. I'm glad you're around on Sundays to chase one of the two running up the aisles. You were there for their births, you are there for our birthdays, you come to my races, you are there on every holiday. You were even there at 3 am when the phone rang in May. You let me cry, packed the car, and drove me six hours to mourn with my family. You were there weeks later when the tears hadn't stopped and told me it's okay if it takes a long time to feel better. And that made me feel better.
it might itch and burn but i can't think of anyone else i'd rather scratch it with.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!!! You guys give me hope for happy marriage - love you!


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package ir.asparsa.hobbytaste.server.database.model;

import ir.asparsa.common.database.model.Feedback;

import javax.persistence.*;

/**
 * @author hadi
 * @since 3/10/2017 AD.
 */
@Entity
@Table(name = Feedback.TABLE_NAME)
public class FeedbackModel {

    @Id
    @GeneratedValue
    private long id;

    @Column(name = Feedback.Columns.DATETIME)
    private long datetime;
    @Column(name = Feedback.Columns.BODY)
    private String body;
    @Column(name = Feedback.Columns.THROWABLE)
    private String throwable;
    @Column(name = Feedback.Columns.MESSAGE)
    private String message;

    @ManyToOne(fetch = FetchType.LAZY)
    @JoinColumn(name = Feedback.Columns.ACCOUNT)
    private AccountModel account;

    FeedbackModel() { // jpa only
    }

    public FeedbackModel(
            String body,
            String throwable,
            String message,
            AccountModel account
    ) {
        this.body = body;
        this.throwable = throwable;
        this.message = message;
        this.account = account;
    }
}

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Creativity, Inc. ($17) written by Ed Catmull, the co-founder of Pixar Animation Studios, is a book for those who want to foster creativity in the teams they manage. The book starts off by telling the story of Pixar; from the initial rise to its present day incarnation. Aside from that fascinating story, Creativity, Inc. provides insights inside Catmull's management philosophy. For example, he insists that absolute candor and transparency are at the cornerstone of a creative team. Every individual must feel like they can speak their minds and that what they have to say matters.


Actually, I didn't see any whales at all. The comment was aspirational: all I wanted see is one little, or big, whale, but so far all I'd seen was sea. And of course the occasional landfall. But, after sailing all night, we have found another island. I was going to name this island The Land of Folded Hills but it would seem that the island has already been discovered and is known as La Palma.
As we had no pre-booked excursions we had the luxury of time and so we were able to enjoy a relaxed breakfast while looking out over to the island through the early morning rain and resultant rainbows.breakfast this morning was indeed a lovely experience. Mrs Me didn't even moan about two fried eggs I had hidden under the scrambled eggs, bean, mushrooms, sausage, etc., etc. Yum Yum.


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Q: Getting errors with npm when installing nativescript i am trying to install nativescript, i am new to it so i'll appreciate any help..
first , i installed it correctly but after that i saw a page on nativescript site for advanced installation, so i played around with it .. now i cannot run the command tns and cannot uninstall, can`t install..
here  is the errors i get:

note: I also updated my nodejs to the newest version , but couldnt update npm , when i tried to run: npm install npm -g   i got errors like here:

i also tried rebooting the pc but didn`t help.
i uninstalled node, npm then installed them again .. now i get this error :
             ERR! network getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND registry.npmjs.org      registry.npmjs.org:443
         ERR! network This is most likely not a problem with npm itself
         ERR! network and is related to network connectivity.
         ERR! network In most cases you are behind a proxy or have bad network settings.
         ERR! network
         ERR! network If you are behind a proxy, please make sure that the
         ERR! network 'proxy' config is set properly.  See: 'npm help config'

         ERR! Please include the following file with any support request:
         ERR!     C:\Users\Home\npm-debug.log

A: It was a connection problem.
I remember thatI played with proxy configuration by mistake like this :
   npm config set proxy http://localhost:8080/
   npm config set https-proxy http://localhost:8080/
   npm config set strict-ssl false

which made npm client attempts to hit localhost:8080 to pull the module rather than the correct internet endpoint.
so after couple of days of frustration i visited this link
https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/config
then run
npm config edit

which opened a file inside that file i removed those three lines i added above , then everything worked fine.


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Low Cost Laptops and Touch Screen Closer
By Jawad Latif on	 June 15, 2013 · Laptop
The touchscreen ultrabooks might even get to be priced around $ 200, but this is only possible if Intel allows, as it is in his power to launch a new strategy to boost market again selling notebook PCs.
It is not uncommon to hear talk about the "Post-PC era", and although that in my opinion is still far from a reality, as are many functions and possibilities of a traditional computer cannot be replaced with a smartphone or a tablet. However, it's no secret that the sale of computers, is not in its best. While until about five years ago most people performing routine tasks online via laptops or desktops, like watching videos, accessing social network up and review or edit documents, the bulk of users are gradually moving to tablets, since they are much cheaper and, for this, works perfectly.
That's why the notebook PC market must change their way of seeing things, and it seems that laptops low cost, even less than the $ 250, seem to be the solution. And the strategic move to realize them in the hands of Intel, the renowned manufacturer of processors, motherboards and endless computer components.
According to IHC analysis firm, a processor can be up to 33% of the final cost of a laptop, so Intel could help significantly reduce the price of these computers, and in fact, according to the latest announcements from the company, is in their plans.
Several weeks ago when, after many years of remarkable career, retired as Paul Otellini Intel CEO to make way for Brian Krzanich, the now former CEO of the company said that one of the plans and strategies that left his legacy , is the development of "new architectures" and processors with a single goal: to bring computers to less affluent pockets.
But if you look a little this idea, really not just about emerging markets carry some affordable laptops with Intel Inside, but offers as possible the arrival of low-cost Ultrabooks with touchscreens, which offer everything the casual audience looking, but with the advantage of a large battery autonomy, and of course, USB ports and a physical keyboard.
Currently the price of ultrabooks touches on the absurd, with computers that are not really targeted for demanding public (professionals or gamers cannot do much with a computer ultrathin), it is illogical that all are located around $ 1,000, so anyone who thinks done with a small device to check social networks, emails and watch videos, can meet those needs with a tablet, and that's how these devices have become cancer laptops and dramatic sound metaphor.
However, placing the price of a touchscreen ultrabook 250 or $ 200, as if it proposes Intel can do, would give the necessary impetus to laptops. Personally I'm more than sure I would with one as we speak of a full-fledged computer with a good operating system, not a PC running Android or Chrome OS, limited platforms for many users on issues of productivity and professional use.
Intel has the potential to convert tactile ultrabooks consumer devices really, see if Brian Krzanich is willing to do.
Jawad Latif
When not managing marketing campaigns and optimizing websites, Jawad Latif writes for Technology Ace. He has a master's degree in Information Technology and interested in how technology changes our lives.
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Book Review: This Census-Taker by China Mieville
January 5, 2017 indiefan20	Leave a comment
Rating: C+/ I'll start out by saying that I probably wouldn't have read this novella all the way through if I wasn't a big believer in finishing something before you review it. Even at just over 200 pages with absurdly large print, this book felt like a chore. There were entire scenes in which I really had to struggle to figure out what was happening, and This Census-Taker's pretentious and vague narrative ensured that many readers would go through the whole book frustrated and unsure of what the book was actually about. Continue reading Book Review: This Census-Taker by China Mieville →
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Movie Review: The Boy (2015)
Rating: B+/ Under supervised and curiously cold in temperament, nine-year-old Ted Henley (Jared Breeze) is the son of a depressed father (David Morse) who is the proprietor of a shabby roadside hotel nestled within the mountains of the American West. Left pretty much to do his own thing throughout the interminable days and nights, Ted lets his freak flag fly, and sociopathic urges slowly raise their ugly head. The impulses are exacerbated by the arrival of a shifty type (Rainn Wilson) who is on the run from the police, with whom Ted forms an unlikely (and short-lived) friendship. Continue reading Movie Review: The Boy (2015) →
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We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011)
Rating: B/ Oh, Franklin. you should have worn the damned condom!
Okay, so maybe Eva Khachaturian wasn't meant to be a mother. But is she responsible for making her son a monster? Society seems to think so. In the wake of a horrific attack orchestrated by Kevin, a sadistic fifteen-year-old psychopath, Eva (Tilda Swinton) is heckled on the street and sometimes outright attacked by people who lost their loved ones in the tragedy.
In a swirl of fever dream-like memories, past becomes present, and Eva remembers when her husband Franklin (John C. Reilly) and kids Kevin and Celie (Ezra Miller and Ashley Gerasimovich) were still with her. Eva never seemed to really want Kevin, a vile, evil, perpetually incontinent child turned killer teen who mind-fucked his mother from a very early age, but the real question is whether Eva could stop the direction her son was going.
Franklin, a happy guy in denial of Kevin's true nature, condemns Eva for not connecting with her little moppet, and Kevin simultaneously gaslights Eva and turns Eva and her well-meaning but dopey husband against each other. Kevin might seem like a child of Satan or some other supernatural incarnate, but really he's like thousands of other children in the world who really don't seem to have a conscience- and who better to blame than the boy's own mother?
Anyone who has seen filmmaker Lynne Ramsay's Ratcatcher knows she has a propensity for both beautiful cinematography and grueling bleakness. We Need to Talk About Kevin, based on the best-selling novel by the same title by Lionel Shriver, is no exception. The film is intensely visual, with a kind of stream-of-consciousness style, especially around the beginning, and benefits from an outstanding performance by Tilda Swinton as the complex Eva.
Eva seems alternately like a bad mother and all-around ice queen and a woman trying to do best by her family, and one must wonder if her memory (and by extension, the whole movie's narrative) is reliable as she paints a terrifying portrait of Kevin literally from babyhood to present day. The movie asks the question of whether we can always blame the parents of these children for the kids' evil actions or if some youngsters are just bad eggs.
The answer to this question is often ambiguous here, but ultimately we decide that no, we can't ultimately blame Eva for how 'widdle Kevin' turned out. It brings up the aged-old question of 'nature vs. nurture' in a new and interesting way, and packs a hell of a wallop in the process. This movie will make you think twice about going off the pill and make you wonder if having a little ball of joy of your own is overrated.
The part near the end of the movie at the school when Kevin's plan goes full circle makes me think of a extra I saw on my parents' DVD of the original Halloween. Donald Pleasence, who played Sam Loomis, told the director that he could play the sequence when Myers falls out the window after getting shot and somehow escapes into thin air one of two ways; 'Oh my God, he's gone' or 'I knew this would happen.' Ultimately they decided on the latter because the former would be, well, too much.
That's what I think of when I see Eva's expression as she eyes the bicycle locks Kevin previously ordered in the mail on the doors of the school auditorium. Her expression is less a look of shocked horror as it is a look of resignation. I knew this would happen. On one hand, you wonder why Eva didn't get her son major psychological help right off the bat, but on the other, could she really of prevented Kevin's insanity if she had? After all, when you have a blissfully ignorant husband who refuses to believe your son has a problem, how are you going to get an evaluation carried out without his blessing?
All in all, We Need to Talk About Kevin is kind of like watching a train wreck, albeit a visually striking one with a handful of outstanding shots. It makes us women, whether we plan to be mothers or not, wonder how far maternal love goes and if you can be held culpable simply for not loving your child enough. Is it possible to love a monster? I think so. People do it all the time.
But for someone like Eva who obviously didn't want to be a mother in the first place, her failure to love her son was ultimately ammunition for her evil child to use against her. Eva's coldness is not an excuse for Kevin's behavior anymore than Kevin being a difficult baby is an excuse for Eva to make very little effort with her offspring. One persons' blame does not cancel the others' out. But that's not enough for other parent not to convince themselves that they could do better. Given the circumstances, could you?
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A Clockwork Orange (1971)
December 2, 2015 indiefan20	Leave a comment
So, I just watched Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange for the first time yesterday. For better or worse, it is magnificently unique; you're unlikely to see anything else like it in your entire life. What really struck me wasn't the story, though it was good, but the visuals and sets, which were outstanding. The backdrops to this bizarre tale are somewhere between Salvador Dali, M.C. Escher, and 70's decor from hell.
Alex Delarge (Malcolm McDowell,) the antihero of "A Clockwork Orange," likes to hurt people. It's that simple, he rapes, assaults, and kills not for personal or fiscal gain, but simply because he can. What better way for a Ludwig Van Beethoven loving youth with an insatiable appetite for ultraviolence to spend his nights and weekends?
Delarge lives in a dystopian Britain filled with rot, decay, and futuristic gangs that like to rape women and beat the shit out of people. Alex is a proud member of such a gang: the self proclaimed leader of his 'droogs' (Alex and his friends speak in a slangy imaginary language which incorporates English and Russian,) he is simply content raising hell and causing trouble.
When Alex's life of crime finally catches up with him, he is sent to prison (transitioning the film's psychedelic backdrop, temporarily at least, to a more standard Borstal setting) and eventually winds up participating in a traumatic aversion therapy to cure him of his criminal impulses, winding up as timid as a puppy, an emotional eunuch repulsed by the very thought of violence.
"A Clockwork Orange" is a very long movie, 137 min., but it doesn't seem to contain a bit of filler. It just has a really long story to tell. Malcolm McDowell (hard to believe he's in his seventies now!) is chilling and creepily charismatic as a unrepentant sadist. His parents (Philip Stone and Sheila Raynor) don't beat him or deprive him of his rights, but they really could care less whether he goes to school or what sadistic new pastime he picks up.
Is Mom and Dad's bored apathy what has turned Alex into a monster? Children pick up quickly on whether they're cared about or not, whether their teachers and parents legitimately give a shit about them or how they choose to wheedle away their days. But is the ultimate self absorption of parents and authority figures enough to make a psychopath? Alex, ever the charming beast, would be unlikely to care about these matters.
Furthermore, Alex lives in a spectacularly self absorbed society that mirrors our own. This is taken to darkly comedic heights when the 'cat lady' (Miriam Karlin) tussles with Alex with a obscene phallic statue that's apparently 'an important piece of art.' Alas, the poor wretched woman is crushed by it. What is it Tyler Durden in Fight Club said? 'The things you own end up owning you.' And sometimes you're bludgeoned to death by your own porcelain penis. An absurd demise you'd be unlikely to see in any other movie, ever.
Ironically, the prison chaplain (Godfrey Quigley,) for all his off putting talk of fire and brimstone, is the only one in this world besides the sharklike, predatory Alex himself with any sense whatsoever. It is Quigley's character who supplies the film's message; you can't coerce or manipulate anyone into being good. "Goodness comes from within." They have beaten and brainwashed Alex into submission; what have they accomplished? You act in a kind and morally generous way because you want to, because you think it's the right thing to do.
This lesson could be applied to organized religion; even if you tantalize a bad apple with tales of heavens' spoils and frighten them with stories about a fiery hell, they will eventually show their rotten core. And naturally, Alex gets the last laugh, even while both political parties use him as a puppet for their own personal gain.
"A Clockwork Orange" is a culturally significant work, but it's not for the extremely sensitive or those with weak stomachs. Furthermore, it's definitely not for kids or impressionable teens. A triumph of visuals and sound mixing, it can be a little bit disturbing at times and deeply puzzling at others, but it's become a cultural icon for a reason. Malcolm McDowell's maniacally inspired performance seals the deal that though "A Clockwork Orange" is not a perfect movie, it's a pretty damn good one.
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Movie Review: The Wolverine (2013)
Versus the Silver Samurai.
He clawed his way to the top of the superhero cinema heap more than a decade ago, back when Marvel properties were just starting their big screen takeover, but that's a height Wolverine hasn't reached in years. The lovably rugged X-Man had the misfortune of participating in the stinker "X-Men: The Last Stand" in 2006 and then later starred in his atrocious solo effort, the 2009 disaster "X-Men Origins: Wolverine." Now he's back in the simply titled The Wolverine, a second solo picture that's a mild improvement on his previous two movies and yet still a forgettable, lazy endeavor. Hugh Jackman's fifth significant appearance as the angry hero arrives with the usual commitment by the actor, but there's little to commend here beyond a stab at longevity.
Picking up after the events of "The Last Stand," Jackman's Logan, having ditched his titular persona, is back to being a loner and a drifter, hiding out in the mountains where he can have cheesy encounters with CGI bears. Haunted by memories of Famke Janssen's Jean, the love interest whose fate was clumsily sealed in "The Last Stand," Logan is now determined to live the rest of his life independent of human connections. It's a dreary place to start, but the only tragedy I could identify with in the opening minutes of the movie was the devastating effect the digital age has had on bear performers. One look at the blatantly pixelated creature was enough to make me mourn the days when a bear was played by (gasp!) a bear.
But that's apparently missing the point, because this particular bear is just a gateway to an action scene that kicks off the plot. Logan meets the sword-wielding Yukio (Rila Fukushima), who convinces him to accompany her back to Japan, where a dying man from Logan's past awaits. Once there, our hero finds himself embroiled in a conflict that spans several generations, as Logan's old pal Yashida (Haruhiko Yamanouchi) is on his death bed with the future of his massive tech corporation a mystery that has aroused the interest of the Yakuza. Added to this is an offer by Yashida to rob Logan of his healing superpower so he can finally, naturally reach the end of his long, tortured life.
Mortality is a prevalent theme in The Wolverine and the plot establishes plenty of angles from which to glimpse the subject at hand. But while director James Mangold tries to take his time with the drama, the whole movie feels locked into a standard blockbuster model that gives the narrative a lurching, lumbering lack of sensitivity. He isn't afraid to linger in the realm of romance and drama (he dedicates plenty of time to scenes that don't rely on adamantium claws and digital effects) and this approach lends The Wolverine slight touches of originality in terms of mediocre superhero flicks, a minor accomplishment that would be more impressive if the drama actually had any punch.
There are some shreds of chemistry between Jackman and co-star Tao Okamoto, who plays potential new lover Mariko, Yashida's daughter and the target of some nasty Yakuza members. This helps early on when the movie shows the couple settling into a hidden life that sees Logan briefly immersed in Japanese culture. There are even a few scenes where Mangold chooses to expel subtitles during Japanese speech, a smartly simple way to align our experience with Logan's. These positive steps forward are proof that Mangold is putting in some effort, but it's not enough to save the complete package from delving into predictable, pedestrian territory.
Other supporting cast members struggle to make an impression, but their shortcomings can mainly be blamed on the script by Mark Bomback and Scott Frank. Too many characters end up doing too many similar things, with a bunch of underwritten roles all being melted down to mere obstacles for Logan to pummel. Svetlana Khodchenkova's femme fatale Viper stands out more than most, but only to emerge as perhaps the script's biggest offence as a mutant who spits out exposition almost as ridiculously as she spews sparkly green pixels that are meant to represent venom.
Ready for action.
With so many people to beat up, Wolverine has his claws full. Mangold's action sequences are all over the place here, ranging from completely underwhelming to surprisingly fun, sometimes in the span of just a few minutes. One crowd sequence that turns into a major attack is achingly drab, but then it soon sends us hurtling across the roof of a bullet train where Logan must dig his claws in to the metal to stay safely anchored. This latter portion is temporarily refreshing and a fine hint at the kind of entertainment Mangold is capable of and yet too rarely provides.
The Wolverine is easily watchable enough to let the hero rise above his last two junk outings, but that speaks more to the depth of the pit he was in before than to the measly heights he reaches here. Jackman is still game and Mangold has a few decent ideas and then the positives dry up pretty quickly from there. If Wolverine has any cinematic energy left in his frame, then he's releasing it in dully diminished doses. By the time his latest adventure turns into a clash of metal titans, the franchise is back to baffling in how far off the mark it still is. I sort of feel sorry for the character. Even when he shows improvement, his movie still winds up a limp mess. As one character states while surveying the cacophonous silliness that marks the finale, "This is madness." Yup. I agree.
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'Movie Review: The Wolverine (2013)' have 17 comments
July 31, 2013 @ 11:27 am HaCan
Guess Wolverine doesn't translate well to his own movies. As part of an ensemble he is awesome though.
July 31, 2013 @ 12:03 pm Ben Hamlin
It is nowhere near the best superhero movie (even of the year) but it is much more entertaining than you make it out to be.
July 31, 2013 @ 12:15 pm Uruguay22
Wolverine was never my fave but Jackman's enthusiasm for the character makes it hard to not like.
July 31, 2013 @ 12:48 pm Dawd
good not great.
July 31, 2013 @ 2:24 pm R.K.
Sounds like I made the right choice skipping it.
July 31, 2013 @ 3:56 pm Default Nose
Another letdown for Wolverine. FX, story, acting and action was only marginally better than the Origins smear.
I see a reboot with a much darker tone on the horizon.
August 1, 2013 @ 8:22 am Hoolio
Who would get the "honor" or trying to replace Hugh Jackman?
August 1, 2013 @ 3:38 pm General Disdain
Billy Bob Thornton.
July 31, 2013 @ 6:11 pm Meat
Thought it was a little too slow for a summer superhero action flick. Jackman still brought it.
July 31, 2013 @ 7:34 pm adidam
JUst like all these superhero movies, it's good for a basic cable viewing on a rainy weekend.
July 31, 2013 @ 8:41 pm Did Knot
I've never been so bored in all my life watching a so-called 'blockbuster'.. I needed smelling salts to stay awake for the last half of this movie.
August 2, 2013 @ 9:03 pm Did Too
You've got to be kidding. Troll.
August 4, 2013 @ 5:38 pm sasori
I'm thinking someone else is the troll in this thread . . .
That's not my intention.
August 1, 2013 @ 12:31 am Red Blackman
Late review but a good one, Aaron.
August 1, 2013 @ 11:08 am Kyle
I liked it much more than Wolverines previous outings.
August 1, 2013 @ 7:43 pm Ziarre
There will come a day when these cheesey superhero flicks will have run their course. I pray I'm there for the reckoning.
Genre(s): Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Director(s): James Mangold
Actor(s): Brian Tee, Famke Janssen, Hal Yamanouchi, Hiroyuki Sanada, Hugh Jackman, Rila Fukushima, Svetlana Khodchenkova, Tao Okamoto, Will Yun Lee
Writer(s): Mark Bomback, Scott Frank
Producer(s): Hugh Jackman, Hutch Parker, John Palermo, Lauren Shuler Donner
Studio(s): 20th Century Fox, Marvel Studios
Release Date(s): US: July 26, 2013 | UK: July 26, 2013
IMDb Info: The Wolverine
Official Page: The Wolverine
Movie Trailer: The Wolverine Movie Trailer
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Q: How to export jar file of a project that uses Gson jar I am creating a jar file that other developers can use to make their life easier.
In my project, I am using the Gson jar file (gson-2.2.2.jar) for jason operations.
My problem is that I can't export a jar file that will work on its own.
Right now a developer that wants to use my jar file needs to put the Gson jar file in its "libs" folder as well as my jar file.
What should I do so that developers that wants to use my jar file will put only one jar file in their "libs" dir?
How can I include the Gson jar file in my jar?
Thanks!

A: It's perfectly acceptable and even normal to require a developer to include some other jar in order to use your library. There's little to no reason to look into building it all into one jar file, and many, many reasons not to do that. Unless you have some very specific need to do it, just don't. It only makes life hard on the rest of us. The right way to solve this problem is to use some system that automatically manages dependencies like Ant+Ivy, Maven, or Gradle.


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"The Manhattan Housing Authority plans to have residents back into its Apartment Towers in August, five years after discovering "black mold."
Housing authority executive director JoAnn Sutton said the plan is to have work finished by July 25 at the low-income apartments at 300 N. Fifth St., which has 88 efficiency and one-bedroom units.
Work is currently being done to replace windows and improve the sanitary sewer.
Workers have already completed mold and asbestos remediation, HVAC replacement, replacement of furnishings, and other renovations.
Sutton said it feels amazing to have the project near completion.
"We are just elated that we are getting very close to the end," she said. "We're going to be able to occupy that building again."
Authority officials have dealt with a lengthy process for renovating the towers, initially built in 1974.
In August 2013, maintenance staff discovered "black mold" — seen as a sign of poor air quality — on the wall of a bedroom closet at the towers and soon discovered a more widespread mold issue.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provided $5.4 million for the project in 2014.
The housing authority's office moved in January 2015, and officials vacated residents in February 2016. At the time, Sutton said the authority waited to vacate residents because officials didn't want people "relocated any longer than they had to be."
However, HUD's funding didn't cover windows and the sewer lines, which led to a halt in completing the project.
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Over 7 million fans worldwide mark the 20th anniversary of Rhythm of the Dance.
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Apart from having World and Irish champion dancers; this show also has some of the finest Traditional musicians plus singers who are a big hit everywhere. Perhaps it's the combination of having the crème de la crème of live performers, intertwined with the latest technology, that takes the audiences on an exhilarating and exciting, energy packed 2-hour time-trip through the ages and makes it so successful.
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En base er et molekyle eller en ion, der ifølge den danske kemiker Johannes Brønsteds definition kan optage en eller flere hydroner (en proton eller hydrogenion, H+), eller som ifølge den amerikanske kemiker Gilbert Lewis' definition er i stand til at danne en kovalent binding ved at afgive et elektronpar. Den første kategori kaldes Brønsted-baser, mens den anden kategori kaldes Lewisbaser.

I vandig opløsning danner de fleste baser hydroxidioner (OH−). Baser med denne egenskab kaldes også Arrhenius-baser (opkaldt efter den svenske kemiker Svante Arrhenius). Arrhenius havde den teori, at baser indeholdt hydroxidioner, og at disse blev frigivet, når en base blev opløst i vand. Hans teori kunne dog ikke forklare, hvorfor f.eks. ammoniak (NH3) og ammoniaks organiske derivater, aminerne, også dannede OH- i vandig opløsning. Ammoniak reagerer med vand under dannelse af ammoniumioner (NH4+) og hydroxid. I denne reaktion er ammoniak basen, fordi ammoniakmolekylerne optager hydroner fra vandmolekylerne (H2O), der således fungerer som en syre (i andre sammenhænge kan vand dog fungere som base – vand er en såkaldt amfolyt).

Basers evne til at optage en eller flere hydroner skyldes som regel, at basen har et eller flere ledige elektronpar, der kan danne en kovalent binding med en hydron (basen er da en Brønsted-base) eller, generelt, elektrofiler (basen er da en Lewis-base – da en hydron også er en elektrofil, er de fleste Brønsted-baser tillige Lewis-baser).

En vandig opløsning af en base har en pH højere end 7. En vandig basisk opløsning kan lede elektrisk strøm ligesom andre opløsninger af ioner, salte og syrer (se elektroforese).

Baser kan opfattes som syrers kemiske modsætning. Nogle stærke syrer er dog tillige i stand til at reagere som baser. Baser og syrer anses for hinandens modsætninger, fordi syrer øger koncentrationen af hydroniumioner (H3O+) i en vandig opløsning, hvorimod baser mindsker H3O+-koncentrationen. En reaktion mellem en syre og en base kaldes en neutralisation. I en neutralisationsreaktion reagerer en vandig opløsning af en base med en vandig opløsning af en syre, hvorved der dannes en opløsning af vand og et salt, i hvilken saltet er opløst som ioner.

Begrebet "base" blev introduceret af den franske kemiker Guillaume François Rouelle i 1754. Han observerede, at syrer (der på det tidspunkt mest var flygtige væsker som f.eks. eddikesyre) kun omdannedes til salte, når de blandedes med bestemte substanser. Det førte Rouelle til den overvejelse, at disse substanser tjente som en "basis" for saltene og gav dem "konkret og fast form".

Både syrer og baser skal ved bortskaffelse afleveres som farligt affald efter kommunens anvisninger – det gælder også mange rengøringsmidler, der ofte indeholder en stærk base.

Eksempler på baser

Baser inddeles generelt i stærke og svage baser afhængigt af deres evne til at deprotonisere svage syrer som f.eks. vand. Stærke baser deprotoniserer meget, svage baser kun lidt.

Stærke baser

 NaOH (natriumhydroxid) er en stærk base, der består af ionerne Na+ og OH-. Natriumhydroxid bruges bl.a. til at rense tilstoppede afløb, fremstille sæbe og til at afsyre træ. Natriumhydroxid har flere handelsnavne såsom kaustisk soda, ætsnatron, natronlud og flydende afløbsrens.
 KOH (kaliumhydroxid) er også en stærk base og bruges bl.a. til sæbefremstilling.

Svage baser

 NH3 (ammoniak) er en svag base, der bl.a. bruges som gødning i landbruget eller i blomsterbede.
 Stærke syrers korresponderende baser er svage baser, f.eks. svovlsyrlings (H2SO3) korresponderende base, hydrogensulfit (HSO3-), eller saltsyres korresponderende base, klorid (Cl−).
 Visse svage syrers korresponderende baser er svage baser, f.eks. eddikesyres korresponderende base, CH3COO-
 Purinerne adenin og guanin og pyrimidinerne cytosin, thymin og uracil benævnes nukleobaser på grund af deres forekomst i nukleinsyrerne, hvor de som basepar i DNA udgør den altafgørende del af den fundamentale struktur for arvemassen, som basepar mellem DNA og RNA sørger for aflæsningen af den genetiske kode, og som basepar i RNA bestemmer den rumlige struktur af molekylerne.
 Sæber er svage baser, idet de indeholder en (eller flere) fedtsyrers korresponderende base.

Eksempler på syre-base-reaktioner

 Reaktionen mellem gasserne ammoniak (NH3) og hydrogenchlorid (HCl).
 Ligevægtsreaktionen i almindeligt vand mellem uladede vandmolekyler (H2O), hydroxidioner (OH-) og hydroniumioner (H3O+).

Se også
 Basestyrkeeksponent
 Puffer

Referencer

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Letter from anarchist A.Kiriakopoulos from Koridallos prison
Anarchist A. Kiriakopoulos To Be Released From Prison
Today, the good news came in that A. Kiriakopoulos along with three other insurgents held in state captivity since the December insurrection are scheduled to be released from Koridallos prison before the coming Monday. After a solidarity campaign that inspired dozens of attacks, the state relinquished the remand that held the prisoners for over six months without trial. The wave of actions over the past weeks shows that solidarity, concieved as the furtherance of the class clash with the state, can indeed free our imprisoned comrades without compromising our revolutionary principles.
In other news (I write this with the dryest of eyes: not a hint of saltwater to be found), an anti-terrorism police officer was shot around 20 times and killed last Wednesday in Athens. The police officer was attempting to protect a snitch who testified for the prosecution in the 2004 trial of a man the state claims was a member of the armed group ELA.
In what can be seen as nothing other than a thuggish act by a police gang with recently damaged egos, about 40 members of the newly formed police Delta Team attacked an occupied parking lot turned neighborhood park in the center of Athens. The swine arrested about 15 locals without warning or reason.
And so the struggle the continues...
Solidarity is the weapon of the people! (a greek anarchist protest slogan)
Five months after the explosive events of December, the mass arrests and the prosecutions that took place, six of us remain captives in the claws of the state.
Recently, the so called "justice state" and its servants decided to extend my pre-trial detention (remand) stating that what should come first is the extermination of my person and of my "criminal" activity and the protection of society. According to their characterization, I am a reckless and fanatical person. To sum it up they characterized me an enemy of society. But the enemies of society are all those who after the cold-blooded murder of comrade Alexis Grigoropoulos tried to repress the social phenomenon of the violent insurrection in December with the reckless and mass use of teargas to the extent of torture, the beating of protestors, and their swift imprisonment. Anyway, it is known for years now that the cops, especially when dealing with anarchists demos, unleash chemical warfare with the slightest pretext so they can torture people. Despite the vicious repression of December's insurrectionary violence, it continues to persist and is proof that the fire that was lit cannot be put out. After all Alexis' murder was the cause and at the same time the pretext for the outbreak of social rage.
As always, a special role was taken on by mass media and the lowlife journalists brought their propaganda to the limit of vileness. After the state murder of Alexis, they reported about the widespread destruction in the whole of Greece and that the police made no arrests. I believe that the fact that all of us imprisoned for the insurrection face the same charges is no coincidence. The line from the state was exactly the same for nearly all of us.
Inside prison, time is the worst enemy. Especially when you are in custody awaiting trial there is a continuous uncertainty as you never know exactly when you are going to be released. This is a situation that definitely wears you down psychologically. This is also an effect of being locked up against your will with four people for 14 hours a day in a 9 square meter cell designed to fit only one person. It is especially felt when relationships of camaraderie or even of understanding are rare as they are outside the prison bars. Of course there are always those who choose to stand in dignity and struggle.
Incarceration is an everyday psychological warfare enforced upon you by the system when you are in prison. On top of this you also have the screws usually treating prisoners who take part in struggles (hunger strikes, refusal of prison food, demanding their printed material from the censorship) in a derogatory and sly way. One typical example is the last time prisoners were refusing prison food as a protest for the murder of Alexis, the warden of the wing came in together with other screws and threatened the prisoners taking part in the protest with disciplinary prison transfers.
Generally, when you are not subjugated to their correctional system they try to create a climate of fear. Anyway prison is like a large melting pot of souls. If you are a coward it will mince you up and make you even more of a coward but if you are tough it will make you even tougher and colder as a person. The cell makes the prisoner suffocate. Outside in the prison yard is the illusion of freedom…
Still through all of this nothing has ended, the struggle continues
Those who are right are the rebels
not the snitches and those who bow down
(a popular greek anarchist chant)
A teenager murdered by the Greek police!
We stand in solidarity with the struggling people!
On December 6th two police officers murdered Alexandros Grigoropoulos, a 15 year old teenager, by shooting him right in his heart. At first, both government and police claimed that the police officers were attacked, which turned out to be a lie. The Media despite their effort to distort the facts and reproduce the government and police propaganda didn't manage to succeed. Witnesses say that, right before the incident, the policemen provoked the group of young boys and a verbal conflict followed but at no instance were the policemen attacked or physically threatened.
It's not the first time the police have murdered in cold blood and it will not be the last. This bloody brutality must stop. This event occurred at a time when the reactionary plans of the government force the majority of the people to live in the worst conditions possible, without rights, condemning them to live a life of unemployment and poverty.
Immediately after the incident, thousands of people all over Greece went out in the streets to protest. Greek police confronted the protesters with extreme violence. Many ended up in hospital injured by plastic bullets or seriously beaten, and others were arrested. The amount of tear gas used was so large that the Ministry of Health issued a statement to stop their use. Hundreds of people were sent to hospitals with respiration problems.
This murder is another incident in a long series of police brutalities. But it is far more than that. It is another instance of the violence which is created by the world-wide economic system. Other incidents include the murder of the suspected terrorist Brazilian plumber in the London subway and the death of the French youth that triggered the massive French riots, but the list is longer and more multifaceted. A social system based on the principle of individual profit cannot but create violence, everywhere present whether visible or hidden.
• SOLIDARITY TO THE COUNTRY-WIDE ONGOING DEMONSTRATIONS
• DOWN WITH THE MURDERERS AND THEIR POLICIES!
• THEY WILL NOT PREVAIL!
• IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF EVERYONE ARRESTED IN SOLIDARITY ACTIONS WORLDWIDE
• THE PEOPLE AND THE YOUTH WILL NEVER BE DEFEATED!
Anarchists Disrupt Popular Jazz Festival
Yesterday, comrades took the stage at an outdoor jazz festival in Athens (you are right to assume they weren't invited.) Two banners were hung across the stage and, in between sets, two texts were read. One was about A. Kiriakopoulos and the other prisoners still held in jail after December's insurrection and the other was about state terrorism against immigrants. Jazz likely hasn't been this interesting since the musicians kicked heroin.
FIRE TO CLEANSE THE EARTH
A movement that is not capable of looking after its comrades in prison is destined to die, and that at a high price under atrocious torture.' - Daniela Carmignani, Revolutionary Solidarity
The insurrection in December was a visible and mass expression of the social war that rages at all times and will continue until the destruction of all domination.
Thousands fought in the re-appropriated streets of the necropolis. Hundreds were arrested and, with exceptionally swift procedures, several were thrown in prison. Six of them still remain imprisoned up to this day. Because for those in power someone has to pay the price for the negation in practice shown by all of us against this decaying world.
Within the first two weeks of June the remaining prisoners of December, amongst them the anarchist A.Kiriakopoulos, will be coming in front of a board of judges who will determine whether their imprisonment will be extended. Days of action will take place between the 12-15 of June in solidarity across Greece.
Prison is a direct and violent tool that power has at its disposal to use against those that are not able or refuse to follow its rules. Especially in moments of intensified struggle or revolt, prison plays the role of isolating the "troublemakers" to weaken our collective attack and instill fear in those who may be willing to join the fight. In this way, prison and the justice system are structures that aim to inhibit the generalization of social conflict. Therefore, solidarity with all those imprisoned for the insurrection in December is necessary for the furtherance of the revolutionary project.
Solidarity should not be viewed through the lens of duty, obligation or charity nor does it require a personal relationship or absolute political identification with those imprisoned but is a means to strengthen our ties as collaborators in a conspiracy against the existent. Solidarity is our weapon by which we attack not only the prison but all the structures of power in a continuation of the social struggle as a whole. At the same time, solidarity is a tool used to obtain the immediate practical result of freeing our comrades in prison.
This is a call to comrades wherever they may be to start a wave of solidarity that sends shudders down the spine of the bastards in power. Let's prove to them that the Athens syndrome is indeed a contagious disease.
Inside and outside the prison bars, the insurrectionary perspective is a permanent condition which does not wait for a specific moment, does not accept charity but attacks directly, everywhere, always.
Until the destruction of all prisons
FREEDOM TO THE COMRADE A.KIRIAKOPOULOS AND TO ALL THE PRISONERS OF DECEMBER
SOLIDARITY WITH THOSE PROSECUTED
- For the generalization of the insurrectional clash
NOTHING IS OVER: EVERYTHING CONTINUES
Insurrection is permanent, everywhere, and inevitable. Insurrection does not wait for the masses, the vanguard or the moment.
Though December will come again every year, nothing will ever be the same. It is war; paths of ashes leave the past behind, towards the total dismantlement of this old dead world, against which the attack accelerated in the past months, that will never be over; there is no going back from it. This war knows no innocence, while living in this reality makes us all a hunter for life: the ones that cry; the ones that sleep, the ones that sigh; the ones that spit in its mouth, the ones that build; the ones that break out. Once ignited the revolt continues in a dynamic of tension, recuperation and attack, by many, by few, by dark, by light; for as long as our time, our bodies and our freedom remain stolen from us. There is no counting on where the revolt begun or where it will go to, the open unknown is in the hands of the ones with the eternal youth, the stones, the passion and the gasoline. It will all continue.
Smelling the fire, the state took hundreds of people off the streets in a fearful attempt to maintain its fragile power, to weaken the attack. But rebellion cannot be outnumbered, cannot be softened. As long as the prison society holds a grip on lives inside and outside, there is no desire to wait for a "second December", because if waiting in the streets takes long; waiting in the prison takes eternally, while the state, the capital and their dominion find their space to root in the normality of apathy ever more. With an increasing amount of security and surveillance measures, they try to alienate reality more and more from its rebels in high speed and it speaks proudly of clean streets and sweet dreams, of law and order.
But nothing is over, Everything continues.
As long as the world of authority and exploitation builds roads of dialogue and content, there will be holes smashed in them. As long as they hand out candy of dependence and devotion, it will be poisoned. As long as they build their high walls of separation and punishment, they will be burnt down. As long as we are all prisoners; nothing is over, and will the insurrection continue.
6 People were taken out of the negation in practice during December, and now, 5 months later, the state is trying to use their freedom as an example for its revenge on all those revolted. Not one fitting key coming from the politicians, the judges, or the guards will be able to unlock the door of their confinement.
Only a sledgehammer will be able to liberate by tearing down the entire façade of the prison. Therefore we will not make any demands to those in power, nor will we put any pressure on them to do "the right thing". We are simply digging holes in its fortress, undermining its vests, until we've reached our beloved rebels.
- anarchists
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Condition of this original rugby shirt is 7/10 - Good. Light wear. Couple of small light marks(see photos).
Andy Robinson's first Six Nations campaign in 2005 resulted in fourth place for England, and although they then defeated Australia 26–16, the year was completed with a 23–19 loss to the All Blacks.
Following their loss to South Africa in the 2006 end of year Tests, England had lost eight of their last nine Tests – their worst ever losing streak. Coach Andy Robinson resigned after this run, and attack coach Brian Ashton was appointed head coach in December 2006.England started the 2007 Six Nations Championship with a Calcutta Cup victory over Scotland. The championship also included a historic match at Croke Park against Ireland which England lost 43–13, their heaviest ever defeat to Ireland.
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Q: How to use python variable in SQL Query in Databricks? I am trying to convert a SQL stored procedure to databricks notebook.
In the stored procedure below 2 statements are to be implemented.
Here the tables 1 and 2 are delta lake tables in databricks cluster.
I want to use a python variable in place of max_date in SQL query. How to do it?
%sql
DELETE FROM table1 WHERE Date = max_date;
INSERT INTO table1
SELECT * FROM table2 WHERE Date = max_date;

A: If you are going to run it cell by cell then you can use databricks widgets like
First cell
x=str(datetime.date.today())
dbutils.widgets.text("max_date",x)

Second cell
%sql
select getArgument("max_date") AS max_date

will give you
max_date
2022-06-04

but as mentioned here it does not work when run all is used and ideal way will be to create separate language based notebook and pass variables using %run
Other way is to use spark conf like below
First set a value for the conf [Note-the conf name should have .(dot) in it]
max_date2=str(datetime.date.today())
spark.conf.set("abc.max_dt2", max_date2)

Next try selecting value like below
%sql
select "${abc.max_dt2}" as max_date

It should give same value as above


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