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Overview: And so, we come to "The Well-Worn Lock." This episode is well-known for being unique in the series, presenting a glimpse down the road not taken by Millennium. Here is a powerful and sobering installment concerned not with apocalyptic conspiracies or sadistic serial killers but with child abuse and the structures of power and lies that protect abusers. The story prompted author Andy Lane to suggest that "Millennium is so realistic it tears away the last vestiges of the lies we try to tell ourselves about the way the world works." The hero of this hour is not the dauntless forensic profiler but his wife the social worker, Catherine Black. With "The Well-Worn Lock," Chris Carter explores the untapped potential of Millennium's characters, format, and central premise.
Given the set-up, it is perhaps surprising that the episode features any of Frank Black's trademark visions at all. In this installment there is no "mind of the killer" for the profiler to inhabit. We do, however, witness a single visualization lasting all of four seconds, a brief experience that reveals the true purpose behind the titular well-worn lock. The rest of the episode is peppered with similar sporadic sequences conveying disturbing memories of a painful history of sexual abuse. While previous episodes such as "Pilot" or "522666" have relied on Millennium's fleeting, stochastic displays of aggression and gore to convey the fantasies of killers, "The Well-Worn Lock" utilizes the same affecting cinematic techniques to represent the traumatic experiences of victims. The functional purpose of these sequences remains the same in spite of the shift in storyline: horrifying, painful imagery is conveyed rapidly, forcefully, in a fashion that does not allow the viewer to dwell on any one image but does nothing to lessen the overall emotional impact of the experience. In the end, the visions of "The Well-Worn Lock" force us to assimilate the sort of memories that are usually repressed, compel us to feel the uncommon compassion possessed by the likes of Frank and Catherine Black, and, once again, reinforce Chris Carter's overarching philosophy that the profiler's gift is, above all else, empathic.
Connections: Though the visions of Millennium are predominantly used to represent the mindset of murderers, visions from the point of view of a victim were previously seen in "Gehenna," also scripted by Chris Carter.
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I feel that Frank gift to see through the eyes of the killer, is more about his understanding of the nature of evil and thus giving him keen insight in any mindset that could commit any acts of extreme evil. On the point about seeing from the victims viewpoint, may just suggest a background in victimology. Besides victims are the footprints of evil understanding this is to understand evil and where it will strike next. In any case, I loved the series and watched it religiously every Fridays and this episode was just one of its many high points. I own and love it to this day.
Thanks so much for your comments, Cain! They're very insightful, especially on an installment that focuses predominately on victims.
"Victims are the footprints of evil." That's a rather profound statement and one that I think is key to understanding the mythology of Millennium and the unique skills of its hero. The visions of Millennium, which we examine here in Second Sight, are clearly just as concerned with the victims as they are with killers--or, in this case, rapists--and with good reason.
And yes, "The Well-Worn Lock" is an exceptional episode. Even after three seasons and myriad myth-arcs, it really stands out.


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Chief Operating Officer of Twin Cities Largest Law Firm Dies "Suddenly"
Source: Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
Robert Hamilton, the chief operating officer of Fredrikson & Byron, P.A., the twin cities' largest law firm, died suddenly last week, the firm announced.
"Fredrikson is saddened to announce the unexpected death of Robert J. Hamilton, its chief operating officer, on January 15, 2023," according to the firm's news release.
According to his obituary, Robert Hamilton "passed away suddenly on Jan. 15, 2023, at age 65 from a ruptured aortic aneurysm."
According to CDC, an aortic aneurysm is a balloon-like bulge in the aorta, the large artery that carries blood from the heart through the chest and torso. The aneurysm can burst completely, causing bleeding inside the body. This is called a rupture.
Fredrikson mourns passing of COO Robert Hamilton https://t.co/DxxlI0SJww
— Minnesota Lawyer (@LawyerMN) January 18, 2023
Hamilton's colleagues paid tribute following the news of his sudden passing.
Kevin P. Goodno, chair of the firm's board of directors, said in a statement, "it is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of our friend and colleague, Bob Hamilton. Bob joined our firm in 1992 and served in several leadership roles, first as chief financial officer, and then as chief operating officer. He helped guide the firm through a period of unprecedented growth. Today, Fredrikson is the largest law firm in the Twin Cities and recognized as one of the strongest regional law firms in the country. We owe Bob a debt of gratitude for his exceptional leadership. On behalf of the entire firm, we extend our heartfelt condolences to Bob's wife, family and friends."
"A hallmark of Bob's servant leadership was his commitment to building talented and diverse teams that work together to support the firm and to provide the best possible advice and advocacy to our clients," stated John M. Koneck, president of Fredrikson. "Bob brought that passion and approach to his many years of service to the non-profit Global Rights for Women, an organization advocating for freedom from violence for women around the world. Bob made an enduring impact on our firm and in our community."
Recall, longtime American sports journalist Grant Wahl died suddenly due to an aneurysm while covering the soccer World Cup in Qatar. He was 49.
Wahl's wife, Dr. Celine Gounder, said Wahl died from a "slowly growing, undetected ascending aortic aneurysm with hemopericardium."
"He had an autopsy done here in New York by the New York City Medical Examiner's Office, and it showed that he had an aortic aneurysm that ruptured," Gounder told CBS News on Thursday.
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Will be an interesting experiment, hope it helps!
I haven't had any disappearing stories, yet! I've had a couple "crashes" where I thought the story disappeared, but it actually posted before I was even done with it. As far as points, after reading these posts I keep track with a spreadsheet, and there were a few times I thought I was shorted, but the points usually catch up the next day.
The experiment failed! You saw the last story, gave a kudo and now you don't see it. I don't know what the heck is going on. The stiory I just did was through Fierefox. I'm really getting ticked off. I've tried different platforms and do not include anything inappropriate, I can't figure it out. I have yet to hear anything at all from the moderators about why this could be happening.
@BethanyM or any other of our moderators. I have become extremely frustrated with my stories disappearing. Todasy I have posted one storywith sucess. My second story I have tried five times. I even logged off and switched from Firefox to Microsoft Edge and changed the title of the story. I'm using may HP laptop with Windows 10 Pro. The other day it took me seven attempts to finally get my story posted and for it to stay in my portfolio (it was even kudo'd between dissappearances). Today it posted and @Botticlli gave me a kudo. I went to read someone elses story and then returned to Travel Stories and my story was gone. The story was about the waterfront in Barcelona. I am still below the five story limit for Barcelona. Surely there must be others out there that are having similar problems but not just as severe as my problems. PLEASE HELP!
Fingers crossed. Is the sixth time the charm? Same story different title and a few les pictures.
That's so weird Jeff, I don't have a clue now since you're using basically the same setup as me. I've probably posted 200+ stories without a glitch. You're not running multiple tabs of the site at the same time are you? only other idea I've got , I've had some glitches doing that some times it seems.
Ed, that could be it also. I have two browsers open a lot of the time. I have videos running in the background on Microsoft Chrome earning points. But I've been doing that since I started writing stories. I just maxed out on stories for the month so maybe I'll try without having the other browser open. But like I said, I've been doing that for five months now and the major issues just started. Anything is worth a try. I'll run my other gig on my desktop. Thanks for the help.
I feel your pain now. I had my first story disappear today after it was liked a few times. It was a story called "A small Glacial Lake." I was having problems with the location, because it's a State Park which spans a bunch of small towns, so rather than pick one of the small towns, I just put in the State for the location. That may have been mistake one. Second, Google maps does not like Itasca State Park, probably because it has several entrances, so I kept changing the details to find the right spot. Then after I posted it, I saw the location pin was odd, so went back to check it and the story disappeared. If I do have problems, it's usually if I mess around too much with the locations or details, but this is the first time the story has completely disappeared. Luckily I type my stories in word processing before posting, so I have the story! Will retry.
I saw that! It kept popping up on top of my Sawmill story, then the next time I'd look, it was gone. Weird stuff. I'm still not having any problems (fingers crossed).


Many politicians, including Rep. Glen Mulready ("Like your health insurance? Tough," July 16), are peddling myths about the Affordable Care Act that sound scary, but never turn out to be true. Remember being told that "no one will sign up?" More than 8 million people signed up for private health insurance coverage through the marketplace.
So let's look at some facts instead.
So health-care spending is going up because more people are getting care, but costs are rising more slowly than before, which sounds like a win for everyone.
As for premiums rising in 2015, consulting firm Avalere Health has found insurers plan to submit only modest (average 8 percent) rate increases.
For consumers who sign up through the federal marketplace, nearly 90 percent receive tax credits to help them afford coverage. Nearly seven in 10 enrollees are paying $100 or less per month and nearly half are paying $50 or less per month. The average premium after tax credits is $82 per month.
In spite of the limits on insurance company profits, no insurers have dropped out of the program. In fact, many more will participate, because many new customers means a lot more profit. UnitedHealth Group, which initially limited its plans to four states due to concerns about the health status of the newly insured, will expand into as many as two dozen states next year. More competition should lead to lower rates.
Prior to "Obamacare," small businesses paid much more than large firms for the same coverage, and their premiums could shoot up rapidly if even one employee developed an expensive illness. Now, the Small Business Health Options Program Marketplace lets small business owners leverage buying power with others, getting comprehensive information about benefits, quality, and price — leveling the playing field.
Businesses with fewer than 25 employees that offer coverage through SHOP and meet eligibility requirements may claim a small business health-care tax credit worth up to 50 percent to help offset the costs of premiums.
The number of Americans without insurance has dropped sharply. According to a new study of "Obamacare's" newly insured, 78 percent are satisfied to very satisfied with their coverage, including 74 percent of those who identify themselves as Republicans. Sixty percent of the newly covered already have started to use their new insurance, and most enrollees said they could get an appointment within two weeks.
The Affordable Care Act is a success, giving people the freedom to change jobs or start a business, without fear of losing health insurance, delivering financial security in a time of economic uncertainty while slowing the rise in health-care costs.
It could be even more successful in Oklahoma if Gov. Mary Fallin would stop blocking low-wage Oklahomans from access to health care, which is already funded with our taxes — millions of federal dollars that our hospitals and economy need, that we already paid for, and that now go to other states.
Dr. Katherine Scheirman, MD, is state director of Doctors for America. She lives in Edmond.


Last week, I attended the launch of 2014's Social Media Camp at HootSuite. Many past attendees and speakers were at the networking event, getting excited about the fifth annual conference. Social Media Camp is a great way to connect with online friends IRL while learning from some of the best in the social media world.
The three-day conference will once again feature a talented line up of speakers including Tod Maffin, Viveka von Rosen, Julien Smith, Blair Enns, Cadi Jordan and more.
Early bird pricing is now sold out, but I have a unique code to get you 10% off general admission!
This year, the conference's inaugural Youth Camp will feature a series of interactive workshops and talks geared to ages 13 to 19. Several well-known authors, renowned speakers, and technology pros will lead the casual learning environment. All are welcome to attend, and there will be live music plus a lunch session with Darren and Brandon Laur.
Youth Camp has a separate ticket price of $19 (before May 3) and $29 general admission.
Kick-Off Party: Social Media Camp 2014 will kick off with a massive networking party at Victoria's landmark party spot – the Strathcona Hotel, a two-minute walk from the conference centre.
Social Media Camp's official hashtag is #SMCamp. Visit the Social Media Camp website for updated information, and I hope to see you there!


A literary tent inside a large music and arts festival which also offers a strong comedy stream.
Well-known wordsmiths speaking at a lovely mash-up of literary events. The line-up of Performance Poets is very funky whilst the literary stream has booked an edgy cast of authors many of whom are on the sharp side of contemporary literature.
Brilliant mix. Absolutely brilliant. Oh, just a few people turn-up each year.


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"At this kiosk, you just insert cash and you get Bitcoins instantly. It is possible to purchase Bitcoins through banking platforms and debit cards already but since we accept cash, it is very different. This is the first commercial Bitcoin kiosk in the city," Dhingra was quoted by the report to say.
Dhingra's ATM has been licensed by Dubai's Department of Economic Development. There is a five percent commission on the total purchase for buying bitcoin through the ATM which transacts the currency in real-time exchange rates.
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A 14-year-old boy was killed in an explosion at Anderhama, Drugmulla in Kupwara district on Tuesday.
The clothes from the shop had probably landed on the roof due to the impact of the blast, he said.
A local resident, Asif Ahmad, told Greater Kashmir that the blast occurred inside a shop run by Sonaullah Wani, the father of the deceased boy, Suhail Ahmad Wani.
"The explosion was so intense that I felt it happened outside my house. I rushed out and saw clothes strewn on the roof of a house that is close to the shop. The next moment I saw the half-burnt body of Suhail lying in the shop," Asif said.
Kupwara senior superintendent of police SA Dinkar said the police were ascertaining the nature of the blast.
Asif said that at the time of the explosion, Sonaullah had left the shop in his son's care. Wanis, Asif said, are one of the poorest families in the area. Two of the brothers of the deceased had left their education to earn for the family.
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By Lizzy Rosenberg
By now, if you've somehow managed to avoid the viral Twitter thread that is "Dear David," then I commend you. More than once, it has kept me awake at night, as it's considerably more believable than the average ghost story. It all started as a nightmare for NYC-based artist, Adam Ellis, and has since turned into a real-life haunting from a little boy named David. Ellis has been documenting the haunting in a Twitter thread appropriately titled "Dear David." So if you need to be brought up-to-speed, these "Dear David" videos might help.
Ellis first started tweeting his interactions with young David on Aug. 7, expressing early on that he was feeling threatened by a young, disfigured boy. After his first encounter with David — which was in a nightmare — Ellis quickly started noticing his cats acting strangely. This escalated to photos turning dark in well-lit rooms, as well as other odd happenings in the apartment. Beyond Ellis' tweets describing his dreams and experiences (as well as photographic evidence), his videos are by far the most telling evidence. Between showing his cats' reactions, to documenting his moving rocking chair, Ellis' videography in "Dear David" is undoubtedly jaw-dropping.
Ellis' first few videos show his cats staring at the door and curiously sniffing it. Since pets always know what's up, (and because they all totally have the sixth sense), these videos were solid indications of a ghostly presence in Ellis' apartment.
Next, Ellis started noticing that his polaroids were coming out black, even though he was taking photos in his well-lit living room. Ellis took a video of himself snapping polaroids and waiting for them to develop, to show that he wasn't fooling us. This sparked many of us to start thinking that this stuff might just be too freaking real.
After taking an extensive amounts of ruined photographs, experiencing more nightmares, and even receiving a bizarre series of missed unidentified phone calls, Ellis rightfully decided to install a nanny cam, which started documenting strange movements coming from his rocking chair (because honestly, what's a terrifying ghost story without a weird AF rocking chair?) Ellis' camera caught the chair rocking totally on its own, and let me tell you, it's really freakish.
Even in early September, after about a month of strange happenings, the cats continued to freak out. Acting even weirder than before, the cats appeared to be totally mesmerized in these videos shot from the nanny cam.
The real hero of this story, though, truly is the nanny cam. Sometimes these strange happenings are subtle and forgettable, but with a camera running 24/7, everything that could possibly be constituted as evidence is documented.... like when Ellis was seen leaving the living room and a small cactus was pushed off his shelf, completely unprovoked.
Eventually, after increased investigation, Ellis noticed a strange crawl space in the hallway outside his new apartment, realizing it led to an undiscovered crawl space. Spanning the entirety of his apartment, between his ceiling and the roof, Ellis took this video to show how high up it is. In the following posts, Ellis showed dirt and debris that started falling from it, which hadn't happened before.
Then, Ellis showed when he tried poking the doorway with a really long pole, and something small and heavy fell out of it. Ellis followed up, showing photographic evidence that the falling object was an old leather child's shoe. Eek!
Afterwards, Ellis posted a series of photos of David, which started leading people believe that the entire thing is a hoax. Although the photos were maybe a little odd, however, the videos are totally creepy. Even though we're still feeling pretty bad for Ellis and his haunted AF apartment, we do honestly hope he keeps on posting vids... because they're seriously addicting to watch.


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Q: Need help in mapping validation messages from component to html I am new to angular, I have my validation errors in the component class as you can see in code below and I have html where I can do the ngif, but now I want to map those errors in the component class with html, how can I do that?
I tried this link https://angular.io/guide/form-validation but it doesn't specify what should I do.
Thanks for your help guys.
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { Validators, FormGroup, FormBuilder } from '@angular/forms';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-root',
  templateUrl: './app.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./app.component.css']
})
export class AppComponent {
  title = 'AngularProject';
  profileForm: FormGroup;
  submitted = false;

  constructor(private fb: FormBuilder) { }

  ngOnInit(): void {

    this.profileForm = this.fb.group({
      firstName: ['', [Validators.required, Validators.minLength(5)]],
      EmailMe: ['', [Validators.required, Validators.maxLength(9)]]
    });

    this.profileForm.get('firstName').valueChanges.subscribe(
      value => {
        console.log(value);
      }
    );
  }

  onSubmit(): void {
    this.onLoadDataClick();
    this.submitted = true;
    this.logKeyValuePairs(this.profileForm);
    if (this.profileForm.invalid) {
      return;
    }
    console.log(this.profileForm.value);
    alert('SUCCESS!! :-)\n\n' + JSON.stringify(this.profileForm.value))
  }

  get f() {
    return this.profileForm.controls;
  }

  logKeyValuePairs(group: FormGroup): void {
    // loop through each key in the FormGroup
    Object.keys(group.controls).forEach((key: string) => {
      // Get a reference to the control using the FormGroup.get() method
      const abstractControl = group.get(key);
      // If the control is an instance of FormGroup i.e a nested FormGroup
      // then recursively call this same method (logKeyValuePairs) passing it
      // the FormGroup so we can get to the form controls in it
      if (abstractControl instanceof FormGroup) {
        this.logKeyValuePairs(abstractControl);
        // If the control is not a FormGroup then we know it's a FormControl
      } else {

        /////////////////////////////
        this.formErrors[key] = '';
      if (abstractControl && !abstractControl.valid) {
        // Get all the validation messages of the form control
        // that has failed the validation
        const messages = this.validationMessages[key];
        // Find which validation has failed. For example required,
        // minlength or maxlength. Store that error message in the
        // formErrors object. The UI will bind to this object to
        // display the validation errors
        for (const errorKey in abstractControl.errors) {
          if (errorKey) {
            this.formErrors[key] += messages[errorKey] + ' ';
          }
        }
      }
        /////////////////////////////

        console.log('Salil Key = ' + key + ' && Salil Value = ' + abstractControl.value);
      }
    });
  }

  // This object will hold the messages to be displayed to the user
// Notice, each key in this object has the same name as the
// corresponding form control
formErrors = {
  'fullName': '',
  'EmailMe': '',
};

// This object contains all the validation messages for this form
validationMessages = {
  'fullName': {
    'required': 'Full Name is required.',
    'minLength': 'Full Name must be greater than 2 characters.',
    'maxLength': 'Full Name must be less than 10 characters.'
  },
  'EmailMe': {
    'required': 'Email is required.',
    'minLength': 'Email must be greater than 2 characters.',
    'maxLength': 'Email must be less than 10 characters.'
  }
};

logValidationErrors(group: FormGroup): void {
  // Loop through each control key in the FormGroup
  Object.keys(group.controls).forEach((key: string) => {
    // Get the control. The control can be a nested form group
    const abstractControl = group.get(key);
    // If the control is nested form group, recursively call
    // this same method
    if (abstractControl instanceof FormGroup) {
      this.logValidationErrors(abstractControl);
      // If the control is a FormControl
    } else {
      // Clear the existing validation errors
      this.formErrors[key] = '';
      if (abstractControl && !abstractControl.valid) {
        // Get all the validation messages of the form control
        // that has failed the validation
        const messages = this.validationMessages[key];
        // Find which validation has failed. For example required,
        // minlength or maxlength. Store that error message in the

        // formErrors object. The UI will bind to this object to
        // display the validation errors
        for (const errorKey in abstractControl.errors) {
          if (errorKey) {
            this.formErrors[key] += messages[errorKey] + ' ';
          }
        }
      }
    }
  });
}

onLoadDataClick(): void {
  alert('hi hi');
  this.logValidationErrors(this.profileForm);
  console.log(this.formErrors);
}
}

<form
  class="form-horizontal"
  [formGroup]="profileForm"
  (ngSubmit)="onSubmit()">

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          Full Name

          <input
            id="fullName"
            type="text"
            class="form-control"
            formControlName="firstName">

            First Name is required

        Email

          <input id="email" type="text" class="form-control" formControlName="EmailMe">

            Email is required

      <button class="btn btn-primary" type="submit" [disabled]="profileForm.invalid">Save</button>
      <button class="btn btn-primary" type="submit" [disabled]="profileForm.invalid" (click)="onLoadDataClick()">Check Validation</button>

</form>


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Claude-Louis Marie Henri Navier (francés: , Dijon, 10 de febrero de 1785-París, 21 de agosto de 1836) fue un ingeniero y físico francés, discípulo de Fourier. Trabajó en el campo de las matemáticas aplicadas a la ingeniería, la elasticidad y la mecánica de fluidos.

Biografía
Húerfano desde los 9 años tras la muerte de su padre, exdiputado durante la revolución francesa, su tío Emiland Gauthey, ingeniero del Corps de Ponts et Chaussées se ocupa de su educación, y le anima a presentarse a la École Polytechnique. Aunque logró una de las últimas plazas, logró sacarlo adelante, lo que le permitió integrar el Cuerpo de Puentes y Caminos para suceder a su tío como inspector general.

Dirige entonces la construcción de los puentes de Choisy, Asnières y Argenteuil. En París construye la pasarela de la Isla de la Cité pero no consigue realizar su gran proyecto de puente suspendido cerca de les Invalides por la oposición del Consejo Municipal de París.

En 1824 ingresa en la Académie des sciences. En 1830 es nombrado profesor en la Escuela Nacional de Puentes y Caminos, y al año siguiente profesor de análisis y mecánica en la Escuela politécnica reemplazando a Cauchy que había dimitido.

Aportaciones principales
Henri Navier es el creador de la teoría general de la elasticidad (1821), escribió varias memorias sobre los canales de navegación (1816), y también se convirtió en un especialista del ferrocarril tras algunas estancias de estudio en Inglaterra.

Su mayor contribución constituyen las ecuaciones que describen la dinámica de un fluido no compresible (ver: Hidrodinámica). Estas se conocen hoy día como ecuaciones de Navier-Stokes.

También es el precursor del cálculo de estructuras mediante su hipótesis: las secciones planas permanecen planas tras una deformación. Sin esta contribución de C.L. Navier no se hubieran desarrollado ciencias como la Resistencia de Materiales y el Cálculo Estructural.

Publicaciones
 Rapport à Monsieur Becquey, Conseiller d'état, ... et mémoire sur les ponts suspendus / par M. Navier. - 2ª ed. - Paris : Carilian-Gœury, 1830. en línea Biblioteca de la Universidad de Düsseldorf
 Résumé des leçons données à l'École des ponts et chaussées sur l'application de la mécanique à l'établissement des constructions et des machines. 2ª éd. Carilian-Goeury, Paris 1833-1838. Digitalizado en Gallica, BnF

Reconocimientos
 Es uno de los 72 científicos cuyo nombre figura inscrito en la Torre Eiffel.

Enlaces externos

Ingenieros de Francia
Físicos de Francia del siglo XIX
Matemáticos de Francia del siglo XIX
Miembros de la Academia de Ciencias de Francia
Miembros de la Sociedad Filomática de París
Alumnado de la École Polytechnique
Oficiales de la Legión de Honor
Sabios de la Torre Eiffel
Fallecidos en París
Nacidos en Dijon


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Interview With Cory Finley
Like most careers today, there's no straight path to becoming a filmmaker. For new director Cory Finley, the journey has been particularly winding. The fruition of his debut film, THOROUGHBREDS, happened almost serendipitously: The right story, the right vision, and the right cast and crew came together at the right time — and within 22 days of shooting, THOROUGHBREDS was a wrap.
The "razor-witted black comedy" reckons with issues of class through two beneficiaries of privilege: Amanda (Olivia Cooke), who feels nothing but can fake cry on command, and Lily (Anya Taylor-Joy), who feels everything. Most of the film takes place at Lily's lush family estate in suburban Connecticut.
Though the teens seem to have everything, they feel trapped by, well, their trappings of wealth and status. As the pair bonds over Lily's contempt for her oppressive stepfather, Mark (Paul Sparks), they rekindle their unlikely friendship and begin to bring out each other's most destructive tendencies.
"We're in a very self-focused world," Finley said in an exclusive interview with AMC. "I think the movie was, in some ways, a way of exploring that."
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IndieWire describes THOROUGHBREDS as "AMERICAN PSYCHO meets HEATHERS." While it's a fair comparison — and Finley doesn't shy away from the compliment — the writer-director was inspired by classic film noir, THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE and DOUBLE INDEMNITY, and Stanley Kubrick's horror, THE SHINING. (Finley's film was influenced by the use of the "enormous house as a physical explosion of the character's psychology.")
Among stiff competition, THOROUGHBREDS debuted at 2017's Sundance Film Festival and was picked up by Focus Features, the distribution company behind two of this year's Best Picture Oscar® nominees: DARKEST HOUR and PHANTOM THREAD. Hear more about the Sundance experience from Finley.
The Playwright Turned Writer-Director
St. Louis-born, New York-based Finley first started writing plays in college, after he was rejected from an intermediate fiction seminar. He spent years half-finishing novels and "chasing the right stories" — THOROUGHBREDS actually started as a play. But Finley began to see the story unfold in a specific, cinematic way, though he had no formal film education or experience.
Not surprisingly, making the leap from playwright to writer-director came with challenges, like confronting his imposter syndrome. "Part of the job of being a good director is to have a very specific way of seeing things and to communicate that clearly to people," Finley said. "I think it took me a mental adjustment to realize there was a way to do that, that was not a form of selfishness."
Finley saw THOROUGHBREDS all the way through — from writing the script, to directing the cast, to editing to his distinctive vision. "Suddenly, I felt like there was a final chapter of writing that had been unlocked," Finley said of the editing process.
The Stars of THOROUGHBREDS
Every aspect of the film has a piece of Finley, even the main characters. "I put a lot of myself — both the parts I love about myself and the parts I fear about myself — into these characters."
To cast the well-off teens, Finley approached Cooke and Taylor-Joy as a fan. "I thought they were all the things you want in an actor: really magnetic, really natural at holding the camera, and they both just had this high intelligence that comes through in all of their performances."
The late Anton Yelchin also stars as Tim, a local hustler and drug dealer. THOROUGHBREDS is one of Yelchin's last films. Hear from Finley about working with the talented young actor.
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What might be some evolving new applications for alternative sweeteners?
QWhat might be some evolving new applications for alternative sweeteners?
ANovel no-sugar added ice creams: It is possible to make no-sugar added ice creams without added high-intensity sweeteners. Use of products such as maltitol, maltitol syrups and hydrogenated starch hydrolysates (a.k.a. polyglycitols) can provide the necessary sweetness and bulking functionality. Use rates need to be managed below the laxation threshold of the sugar alcohols used.
True sugar-free ice cream:The availability of ultra-filtered milks, including milk protein isolates (> 90% total milk protein and < 1% lactose), can be used in combination with polyglycitols and other novel bulking agents to create new categories such as true sugar-free (< 0.5 g "sugars" per serving) ice cream. These sugar-free products may or may not need high-intensity sweeteners. The product would, by definition, be inherently lactose-free as well.
Novel combinations of sweeteners:Of interest might be the use of high-intensity sweeteners and sugar alcohols in regular ice cream products. There is no reason why sugar alcohols and/or high-intensity sweeteners could not be used in combination with more traditional sweeteners.
Novel use of high-intensity sweeteners:Use of high-intensity sweeteners has evolved beyond simple single-sweetener applications to use of blends of one or more high-intensity sweeteners. Blends allow use at levels well below the threshold of disagreeable aftertastes or prolonged sweetness perception of each individual high-intensity sweetener. Further, with care, blends can often offer synergistic opportunities that allow use of levels well below calculated theoretical sweetness, further reducing use rates. Use of novel new bulking agents such as digestion-resistant maltodextrins can improve both functionality of the ice cream mix and create a more true "sucrose-like" eating experience.
Novel applications of bulking agents:To complement any novel sweetener application, selection of an appropriate bulking agent will be necessary. There is no reason to assume that bulking agents such as high-maltose corn syrups, polyglycitols, digestion-resistant maltodextrins, polydextrose, etc., could not be used in more classical ice cream formulas.
Sugar alcohols:Sugar alcohols have been successfully used in no-sugar added ice creams for years. It is quite possible to consider new, novel sugar alcohols in not only no-sugar-added formulas, but in true sugar-free and regular ice creams.
Low glycemic opportunities:Sucrose or sucrose/corn syrup-sweetened ice creams can have surprisingly low glycemic indexes (~ 60 vs. glucose = 100). This is due to the composition, structure, and mastication of ice cream, reducing its overall rate of digestion. Thus, it would be expected that exchange of low or ultra-low glycemic indexed ingredients for more classical ingredients and formula modifications to leverage effects of protein and fat on digestion rates could drive the glycemic indexes even lower.
Reduced calorie opportunities:A goal has always been to formulate ice cream and related products to caloric levels significantly below what is currently available. Achieving caloric levels in ice cream compatible with a "low-calorie" (< 40 calories per serving) claim has been a real challenge of chemistry and physics. Being able to achieve low caloric levels and maintain an ice cream's ability to entrap and hold unusually high levels of air (i.e., overrun) during manufacturing, storage and distribution is daunting. However, there seems to be a rush of new, novel sweeteners with limited digestibility and, thus, lower caloric values that could be used to create ice cream products with caloric levels at or near 40 calories per 4 fl oz serving. Certainly, caloric levels used well below current commercial products should be attainable.
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En parasitología, la antropofilia, del griego ἅνθρωπος (anthrōpos, "ser humano") y φιλία (philia, "amistad" o "amor"), hace referencia a la preferencia de un parásito o dermatofito por los humanos con respecto a otros animales. El término endofilia se refiere específicamente a una preferencia por estar en hábitats humanos, especialmente dentro de las viviendas. El término zoofilia, en este contexto, describe animales que prefieren animales no humanos para su alimentación.

El término antropofilia es mayormete utilizado para referirse a insectos hematófagos (por ejemplo, Anopheles) que prefieren la sangre humana por sobre la sangre animal (zoofilia, pero vea otros significados de zoofilia ). Otros ejemplos, además de la hematofagia, incluyen a los gecos que viven cerca de los humanos,  el cuervo pío (Corvus albus),  las cucarachas y varios otros. En el estudio de la malaria y sus vectores, los investigadores distinguen entre mosquitos antropofílicos y no antropofíclicos como parte de los esfuerzos para erradicar la enfermedad.

Los organismos antrópicos son organismos que muestran antropofilia, donde el adjetivo sinantrópico se refiere a los organismos que viven cerca de asentamientos humanos y casas, y eusinantrópicos a los que viven dentro de las viviendas humanas.

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A sunscreen that provides excellent protection from UVA/UVB sun-rays ideal for normal to sensitive skin. This sunscreen doubles as a sheer, light-weight moisturizer due to the hyaluronic acid that smooths, softens and replenishes the outermost layers of skin. The retained moisture immediately soothes flaky rough patches. Vitamin E boosts antioxidant strength to fight free radicals that cause sun damage such as fine lines and wrinkles, dark spots and uneven texture. UV Daily Broad-Spectrum SPF 40 is available as a tinted or non-tinted sunscreen.
Apply to face, neck,and back of hands 15 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply sunscreen every 2 hours.


I like oiling my hair. In fact I could just laze around the house and give my hair a nice oil treatment. I never thought of getting a replacement product to oil. But when I saw Garnier Fructis Oil In Cream I decided to give it a shot, see if it is any better than my trusted hair oils.
What is Garnier Oil in Cream?
Hair oils may be sticky and greasy. Now Garnier brings to you the formula with power of 3 oils in a non-sticky, light cream format – Garnier Oil-in-Cream.
The cream texture melts away without leaving sticky residue and does not weigh your hair down, Hair looks bouncy and full.
Garnier Fructis Oil in Cream comes in a brightly coloured easy to use squeeze tube packaging. The product itself is a pale white with a strong fragrance. To be honest I am not a big fan of strong fragrances and this has artificial notes to it, and it hit all the wrong areas on my nose. But if you are someone who doesn't mind strong fragrances this shouldn't be an issue at all. I have used this pre hair wash, as an over night treatment, after wash to tame my hair, and as a thick hair mask before wash. My favourite method is to use at as a hair mask. It nourishes my hair well and makes it super manageable.
The formula of Garnier Fructis Oil in Cream is very light and non-greasy. It spreads on the hair easily and washes off without too much effort. It didn't cause any hair fall either. While I am okay using this on my hair now and then I am not too comfortable using this on my scalp mainly because it is loaded with chemicals. I am rather partial to my array of hair oils. However, this works nicely as a pre-wash hair mask; a mini hair spa sort of right at the convenience of your home. Have you tried any alternatives to oil, do you prefer using them to oil? Drop in your comments below!
I am thankful I didn't experience any hair fall. But the fragrance is a little too strong for my taste.
Looks great! Though I find most of the shampoos from them a bit drying, I think I may give this one a try. I am lazy when it comes to oiling my hair.
I can't recall the last time I used a Garnier Shampoo, so it's a little hard for me to say on the drying part. But this oil-in-cream is definitely super moisturising and makes the hair soft.
Thanks Shwetali. If you have a sensitive skin I would say give this a pass. The fragrance is strong and my nose didn't like it at all.
Hope you like it too Ragini.
Thanks Anurima. Which L'Oreal mask are you using? Does it do any wonders.
I used up mine. But definitely I prefer oil too.
While I loved using this on my hair, I prefer the natural goodness of oils. Also, I found the smell a little too strong.
I avoid using this on the scalp too. Oils are natural and seep into the scalp to work better.
Pre-wash works best for me with this. Let me give it another try using it as a serum.
Ah.. looks like I have to give L'Oréal mask a try and see which fares better.
Thanks Priyanka. I just wish the fragrance was milder. Would have loved it more that way.
Pure oils are definitely too much for me, so this may be a good alternative, thanks for sharing!
Then you'll love it. This makes you hair feel super soft.
Thanks Anubhuti. I use this an hour before wash and it works wonders. Really works wonders in softening the hair.
Thanks Anu dev. It works wonderfully in managing hair and adding volume.
Personally, I have never come upon such products that are better than pure hair oils. I am very lazy at oiling my hair, so to cover up for my beauty sins, I apply oil serums and conditioners to make my hair nice and soft but there is nothing as better as a good pampering of hair with oils. Nice post!
Oils are definitely the best. But sometimes it's nice to try something new.
You can try it a pre hair wash mask. Apply it on your hair ends. You'll see how soft and manageable your hair looks.
Thanks Khushi. It is definitely super affordable.
Thanks Rashmi. I'm not a big fan of the smell either. It makes the hair soft, but I will reach for my hair oils more than this.
I would love to try this. I have read a lot of good reviews about this one.
It's a great hair mask. As long as you don't mind the chemical ingredient list you will love the results.
This oil in cream is really handy at times but the benefits a natural oil can give can't be competed with this!
Definitely. Don't think any product can replace and do what natural oils do.
I haven't used this particular one, but I have a hair cream of another brand that I use as a serum/leave-in. I haven't tried this one out yet but even I would be vary of using it directly on scalp because of all the chemicals.
Which is the other brand you use Lana? I prefer using oils on my hair, but it's nice to have a change now and then.
Thanks Natasha. While I loved the results, I wasn't too fond of the smell. Strong fragrances tend to irritate my nose.
But true the fragrance got to me too after some time.
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Thanks Clementia. Sometimes I wish there were more non-fragranced products to try out.
Thanks Akansha. It is quite heavily loaded with chemicals. Also as a pre wash you leave it on your hair for a very short period.
I like the fragrance and cream works well for me. No hair fall till now.
That's nice Fatima. I like how my hair felt but the fragrance was too strong for me.


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Notre-Dame the first hand reminder of the history of paris
Ronald April 18, 2019
Ever since fire ravaged the Notre-Dame cathedral on 15th April 2019, many people have pledged money to rebuild the Paris Landmark. The donations already add up to more than one billion dollars, and this had raised many questions because the supporters of the cathedral had struggled in recent months to raise money to make necessary repairs to the crumbling eight-century-old structure. Despite the tragedy, Notre-Dame is among the few evocative structures in Paris and its turbulent history. It is also one of the most famous cathedrals in the world. This ecclesiastical structure is located in the Ile de la Cite, the birthplace of Paris, and the unique design, exciting history, narrates the story of Christianity through its defining and most critical stages in time.
History of the Cathedral
The construction of the Notre-Dame, which is one of the leading masterpieces of Gothic architecture began on 25 April 1163 with the laying of the cornerstone in the presence of King Louis VII and Pope Alexander III. The Notre-Dame is believed to have been completed in its current form in 1345. However, because of wear and tear the structure is believed to have undergone modifications which changed the original appearance quite a bit. The most significant damage took place in the 1790s during the French revolution when much of its religious imagery was destroyed. The damage also preceded the extensive restoration that took place in the 19th century thereby inaugurating its present appearance. After the damage of Notre-Dame during the revolution, the destruction was so grave that even the complete demolition was considered. In 1804, the cathedral became the stage of the most important coronation in its history; Napoleon Bonaparte who became the emperor of France. In later years, the Cathedral was the venue of the funerals of several Presidents of the French Republic. The interest in the restoration of the Cathedral arose after the publication of the novel 'Notre Dame de Paris' by Victor Hugo that underlined the need for preservation of such majestic architecture. This would later be the hallmark of the 1844 and 1864 renovation projects. On April 15, 2019, the roof of Notre-Dame caught fire while undergoing renovation and restoration. The cathedral sustained severe damages after burning for 15 hours including the destruction of the spire and most of the lead-covered wooden roof above the vaulted ceiling.
Notre-Dame Architecture
The Notre-Dame is one of the first Gothic cathedrals. It is 128 meters in length, and 12 meters wide in the nave. The tower, elevated nave, and cruciform plan were all borrowed from the 11th-century Romanesque architecture. A close look at the twin towers reveals that unlike other Gothic structures, the Notre-Dame lacks spires which are integral in any Gothic cathedral. Notre-Dame is also famous for its external statues and gargoyles arranged outside to serve as additional column supports and drainage pipes. As a Gothic structure, it has arched exterior supports known as "flying buttresses." The supports were not in the original construction of the building but were included when stress fractures began to appear in the thin upper walls as they cracked under the weight of the vault. The Notre Dame stern facade is also decorated with a mass of stone sculpture, especially around the central portal and is flanked by statues of Jesus depicting The Last Judgment.
Note that the fire tragedy that affected Notre-Dame might impact visiting hours because of time spent during reconstruction. However, the best time to visit Notre-Dame is in low season (October-March). During this period, you will have a better chance of avoiding massive crowds and long lines. Visiting at sunset will also afford an awe-inspiring view of the cathedral's stained glass; notably, the three rose windows. A quick tour of the cathedral begins at the foot of the North Tower and involve climbing a total of 402 steps. You can visit the Notre-Dame in solidarity with France and offer your support for the reconstruction.
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