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The Life & Times of John Wheater(Farnborough, Wokingham, Bristol, Toronto, Farnham)
John Wheater 22Jan20 (this page updated 20Sep13)
Farnborough 1950-55.
Farnborough is still the site of the "Farnborough Air Show", which takes place on the airfield that was once the Royal Aircraft Establishment, or	RAE. You recognise it, as you drive by between Farnham and Camberley, by the great grey corrugated iron building with a clock on top. No-one is there now to "fettle for the great grey dray-horse his bright and battering sandal".
In the 1950s the RAE was a major local employer, funded by the Ministry of Supply, and was a world authority on all aeronautical matters. Every year, 30 'apprentices' were admitted, who studied at the taxpayer's expense for five years, receiving accommodation, pocket money, and an unparalleled education in Aeronautical Engineering.
These apprenticeships were awarded by competitive examination (like Strephon's House of Lords) and interview. In 1950 Joe Cox came top of about 500 hopefuls, I was about number 28, and we all settled down in the Grange Hostel. We studied at the RAE Technical College (formerly the convent where I had been baptised) and worked in various parts of the RAE itself.
Five years later we left, in my case with a pass
degree granted externally by the University of London.
(This photo is interesting, as in 2013 it was chosen by Google to be the first image for "RAE Farnborough". See here for a possible reason.
Here is a list of all student apprentices who started in 1950, and I have some memories, 50 years later, about some of the people in the picture.
Often, in the department to which a student was assigned for a month or so, life was boring. I remember my time spent in the electrical supply substation, where there was literally nothing to do. But it was a lottery, and it chanced that I worked on the Comet accident investigation in 1954.
Just after my time in the Accident Investigation Department, during which I inspected the grisly wreckage of many a Meteor, I started flying in one, when assigned to Gerard's research unit in the Armaments Department. He was the inventor of a wartime gunsight which had been a great success; thus he was given his head for a new gunsight, which was flight tested in two 2-seat Meteors. These flew one behind the other, and each carried an observer in the rear cockpit. The front plane was fitted with a pair of Verey pistols fired by the observer. He fired two puffs at an agreed time interval. The observer in the rear plane started the gunsight mechanism when the first puff passed, and the pilot in the rear plane was supposed to keep the second puff lined up in the gunsight.
I did many flights as one or the other observer. The rear observer had a more exciting time, as the prototype gunsight never worked properly, and as the pilot did his best to keep the puff in sight, so the plane would lurch about and be subject to the excessive G-forces which had broken the Meteors I had seen on my previous assignment.
It was a privilege though to do that flying in Gerard's department. The pilots were RAF, assigned to the RAE, and after the experiment had ended were quite happy to hand over the controls for pleasure flying by the lucky young apprentice.
The Comet was a tragedy for De Havilland and for the country, but two years earlier, in 1952, we had a lesser tragedy, also for De Havilland, but this time particular to Farnborough. The 'Air Show' was then known as the 'SBAC Show', for British Aircraft Constructors to show their stuff (no foreign aircraft were shown). In 1952 'breaking the sound barrier' was seen as rather romantic, and featured in the flying displays. John Derry did it for us in the DH110, and then died as his aircraft shattered in full view of the crowd.
Apprentices could always get in to the show, on all days, and on that day I was beside the main runway. Looking up we heard a crack, and saw the aircraft as it were hanging in the air. Then we saw the two engines travelling separately across the sky. Derry and his observer had been killed by the breakup of their aircraft, then by ill luck the engines, separating from the destroyed airframe, carrying on through the air, landed on top of a dense crowd of spectators. Thirty were killed by the impact.
The wreckage was recovered to an Accident Investigation hangar, and two years later, during my stint there, Fred Jones put my finger on the very spot where the DH110 started to break up. He also told me the grisly fact that of course the engines had to be looked at in detail, not knowing the cause at first. And these engines, being still packed with human remains, had to be regularly 'hosed down'.
In 1952 again, no sooner had Derry lost his life in the DH110, than Neville Duke took off in the Hawker P1067 and gave another sound-barrier-cracking display, with high-speed low-level passes along the main runway. For this act of courage he received a written commendation from Churchill. I saw this letter when Duke decided many years later to sell it at auction.
This account suggests a whiff of death about my time at the RAE - the Comet, the DH110 accident, the crashed Meteors during Accident Investigation. And, two fellows were killed in motorcycle accidents. But it was not so. The Reaper is a star, and we remember him when picking out the highlights of half a decade, but there were endless hours - keeping awake during Structures lectures, struggling over my drawing, making my wooden toolbox, calibrating the Hussenot recorders in Aero Flight; and hours every weekend on Rugby pitches, and crushing into the Farnborough Town Hall dances.
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BRYAN, Harrison. AO, MA (Qld), HonLLD (Monash, Qld), HonDLitt (Sydney), FLAA. 1980. Panel C.
Harrison Bryan, who has died at the age of 84, was one of the most important and respected Australian librarians of the twentieth century. During a career which spanned thirty- five years he served successively as Librarian of the Universities of Queensland and Sydney, and Director-General of the National Library of Australia.
The son of Walter and Myee (nee Harrison) Bryan, he attended Brisbane Grammar School and the University of Queensland, from which he graduated Bachelor of Arts with honours in history in 1947 and Master of Arts in history in 1954. Early thoughts about a career in journalism or teaching had been redirected to librarianship at the suggestion of the Professor of History, and in February 1948 he married Florence Jolly and together they went to Sydney where he attended the library school at the Public (now State) Library of New South Wales.
After completing the one-year course he was urged to return to Brisbane to take over the running of the University of Queensland library as the Librarian had resigned. In 1949 he was appointed Assistant to the Librarian (a curious title, as there was no Librarian) and effectively ran the University library. He was appointed Librarian of the University in 1950. His appointment coincided with the move of the library to the university's new campus at St Lucia where he faced the problem of occupying and making serviceable the new library building, an imposing structure quite unsuitable for its intended purpose.
The University of Queensland library in those days was poorly regarded and financed. It boasted a collection of less than a hundred thousand volumes, there were only ten staff, and the budget for new acquisitions can only be described as puny. A more experienced librarian would have been daunted by the problems he faced, but Bryan approached them with youthful optimism and enthusiasm. A study tour to the UK and USA in 1957 provided ammunition with which to persuade the University to take its library more seriously. In his thirteen years at Queensland Bryan managed to increase the collection three-fold, and to revolutionise the service which the library gave to the University's students and staff.
In 1962, rather to his surprise, he was invited to accept the position of Librarian of the University of Sydney. He found the transition to Australia's largest university library both exacting and exciting. His arrival in Sydney in March 1963 coincided with the occupation of the award-winning new Fisher Library building, which represented a new era in accommodation and permitted the library staff to offer professional service of a standard hitherto unknown to the university community. It became the largest and busiest university library Australia had ever seen. The scale of the library's operations quickly led to pioneering work in the application of automation in Australian university libraries. Bryan never considered himself a book collector in the old tradition of librarianship, yet Sydney's collections, which totalled 775,000 volumes when he arrived in 1963, stood at 2.7 million volumes by the time he left in 1980.
The Council of the National Library of Australia invited him to assume the position of Director-General in 1980, the nation's premier library position. It would be fair to describe the National Library in 1980 as an institution facing many problems. The Federal Government's determination to reduce public sector expenditure had led to a gradual decline in the library's ability to maintain its collecting at an appropriate level and had led also to a series of reductions in staff numbers. After the controversial turbulence of his predecessor, the library's standing with the library community generally was low. For the next five years Bryan worked tirelessly to build the National Library's reputation, not only within Australia but internationally, with particular emphasis on leadership in the Asia-Pacific region. His crowning achievement as Director-General was the establishment and successful operation of the Australian Bibliographic Network, linking the country's major library collections. This was not his creation, but he made it a first priority for funding, and without his vigorous support, often in the face of criticism, it could not have prospered.
Overall, though, Bryan did not greatly enjoy his time at the National Library. He did not feel comfortable in the translation from the university scene, where collegiality is valued and arguments are based on logic and reason, to the politically-charged atmosphere of the senior levels of the Commonwealth Public Service. After five 'less than blissfully happy' years of service to the nation as Director-General Bryan retired in July 1985, aged 62. He left the National Library, as he had left the University libraries of Queensland and Sydney, very considerably stronger, more vigorous and more highly respected than at the beginning of his tenure.
Bryan's leadership of three important libraries naturally led to his playing a leadership role in his profession. He was twice President of the Library Association of Australia and served 25 years on its General Council. He served several terms as Chair of the Committee of Australian University Librarians, as he did of the Australian Advisory Council on Bibliographical Services. He served on UNESCO's Australian Advisory Committee on Libraries for a decade, was a Ford Foundation consultant on the development of libraries in Indonesia, and represented Australia on the Council of the Commonwealth Library Association. His contribution to the professional literature - more than 300 items - exceeds in number those of any other Australian librarian. Bryan was honoured for his achievements by his country, his profession, and the scholarly community. He was elected a Fellow of the Library Association of Australia, and received the Association's premier professional accolade, the HCL Anderson Award. In 1981 he was elected a Fellow of the Academy and delivered the annual Cunningham Lecture 'Knowledge, Information and Libraries'. In 1984 he was appointed an Officer in the Order of Australia. He received honorary doctorates from three universities, Monash, Queensland and Sydney.
As a university librarian he made sure that he was a visible member of the university's academic life, so as to promote the library's profile. At both Queensland and Sydney he was active in the academic staff association and the Staff Club. His outgoing and convivial nature, particularly over a beer or a good red wine, made him a popular and respected member of the academic community. To his senior staff Bryan was an excellent mentor, always willing to talk over problems and give sound advice, always supportive. In return he received their loyalty and respect. A man is fortunate indeed if his career is as immensely satisfying as Bryan's was, and the enjoyment of a fortunate life is enhanced if other interests are equally satisfying and enriching. Bryan's principal extra-curricular interests were gardening, oil painting and hand printing and he displayed enviable talents in all three.
A modest man, Bryan used to say that his success was due in large measure to good luck. Although he did have remarkably good luck, natural ability and hard work played an equally important part. He had the good sense to use his lucky opportunities wisely and to turn them to the advantage of libraries and their users.
He is survived by his wife, Florence, four children, six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.


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Footprint Theatre
Bringing live performance to audiences wherever they may be
2018 Short+Sweet Illawarra
2018 Six Degrees of Diabetes
2018 Short+Sweet Canberra
2018 Vintage Hitchcock: A Live Radio Play
2017 Spring Shorts
2017 Shorts in Summer
2016 Slow Dating
2015 Shorts in Winter
2014 The Dog Logs
2014 Golden Gig
2013 The Gift
2012 Arsenic and Old Lace
2012 Banjo at Mandeni
2012 Back To The Old Selection
2011 Ruby Moon
2011 Crèche and Burn
2011 Ferdinand The Bull
2010 Ironbark
2010 Inheritance
2009 Blossomland
2009 The Red-Headed League
The Art Police
2012 Theatre in the Library
2012 Christmas in Merimbula
2012 Eden Whale Festival
2009 Christmas in Pambula
2019 Screen Acting
2018 Film School
2017 Script Development Workshop
2017 Directing Workshop Series
2015 Impro Evenings
2012 Impro Workshop
2012 Holiday Drama School
2011 Stage Lighting Workshop
2010 Drama School
2009 Inheritance Script Workshop
2015 6th Birthday
2012 3rd Birthday
2011 2nd Birthday
2010 1st Birthday
2009 Official Launch
2009 Play Reading
2 DAY SCREEN ACTING WORKSHOP
with SAM HAFT
Friday 11 and Saturday 12 January 2019
Tura Marrang Library & Community Centre
15 Tura Beach Drive TURA BEACH
Minimum participants: 12
Cost includes 2 day workshop, morning and afternoon tea:
Adult $30 / $25 earlybird
Youth aged 16-25 $25 / $20 earlybird
This workshops is not suitable for younger age groups
Bring your own lunch (or buy at Tura Shops)
This workshop has been made possible thanks to Footprint Theatre, the Pambula & District Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank, South East Arts and StageFlight.
WORKSHOP PROGRAM
Participants will be given a step by step process for performing as an actor on screen. This will involve looking at the fundamentals of acting, including the differences between stage vs film/television, script breakdown, creating character and creating an effective performance on camera.
introductions and warm-up games
Impro exercises, looking at endowment, relationship and connection to the other actor
working with a basic text
Understanding the camera/camera technique
Basic scenes on camera (filmed with tutor/class feedback)
Warm up/games
Creating character using given circumstances, Laban and Enneagram
Rehearse scenes
Filming scenes with feedback
Debrief/Q and A
Sam Haft grew up in London, where he worked on the BAFTA Award winning TV series Roger and the Rottentrolls as well as various other appearances for the BBC.
Graduating from NIDA in 2002, he has since appeared in The 24 Hour Play Project and Sleeping Around (Downstairs Belvoir) Jim Sharman's production of What The Butler Saw (Company B), The Homecoming, The Birthday Party, Black Milk and Bent (Company B/B Sharp) Broken Dreams (Griffin), To The Green Fields Beyond, Poster Girl, The Highway Crossing and Lenny Bruce: 13 Daze Un-Dug in Sydney (Tamarama Rock Surfers), The Hothouse (Shaft Productions) The Pugilist Specialist and Pool (no water) (Darlinghurst Theatre), The Fabulous Punch & Judy Show (Café Debris), Car Gods Burn (Q Theatre), Hamlet (Harlos Productions), as the voice of Audrey 2 in Little Shop of Horrors, A Midsummer Night's Dream (Wild Rumpus/Centennial Park), The Libertine, The Twelfth Night, The Comedy of Errors, All's Well That Ends Well and The Tempest (Sport For Jove), Titus Andronicus (Cry Havoc/Under the Wharf), Breaker Morant (The Theatre Troupe) and Elegies (Seymour Centre). Sam also performed in the National Tour of The 39 Steps (Hit Productions).
For Alchemy Theatre Company, of which he was a founding member and creator of The Lock Up Theatre, he appeared in Romeo and Juliet, Some Voices and The Pull of Negative Gravity.
As a writer, Sam's plays have been performed at NIDA, The Sydney Theatre School, the Darlinghurst Theatre, Short+Sweet and The Sydney Opera House Studio and he has written and appeared in over 20 short films.
Directing work includes Green Tea (Award Winner at The Sydney Fringe Festival), The Shape Of Things (Under The Wharf/Pantsguys), Spring Awakening (Core Productions), The Anarchists and The Black Dog (STS) and Assistant Director on A Doll's House (Sport For Jove).
Film and TV work includes Rake, A Place to Call Home, 110% Tony Squires, The Cut, Out Of The Blue, Underbelly 2, Tough Nuts, The First Australians, My Place, The Kangaroo Gang and Where Ya From, Mate? Feature films include Bitter And Twisted, Maya The Bee, The Bet and Peter Rabbit. Short Film work includes For Crying Out Loud, The Bad Luck, Old Friends, Nobody's Perfect and the Tropfest Finalist film Call Me Al.
Voice work includes Hamlet and This is How for ABC Radio Arts and various voiceovers for national advertisement campaigns on both radio and television.
Over 20 years, Sam has become one of the most respected and sought after Acting coaches in Australia. He has taught in a number of institutions across Australia and New Zealand, including The National Institute of Dramatic Art, The Actors Pulse, The Australian Theatre for Young People, The Australian Institute of Performing Arts, Brent Street Studios, The Australian Performing Arts Grammar School, Newtown High School of Performing Arts, Centre City Music Theatre, Auckland, Pacific Opera, The NIDA Open Program (Sydney and Touring) and various workshops in Sydney and across Australia.
He was a core tutor for The Full Time Course at the Actors Centre Australia and teaches regularly with their Power of Performance course as part of the part-time program. From 2011-2013 Sam ran the Acting Course for the Opera Students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and was Head of Acting at Brent Street Studios between 2007-2011. He was also the co-founder and director of the The Sydney Screen Actor's Group, based in Sydney's Fox Studios and is currently director of The Sydney Actors Association. Sam recently took his work over to the UK, where he taught for The London Academy, Sylvia Young and The Actor's Centre, London.
Sam is on the advisory panel at The New Theatre and has been a judge for Short and Sweet on various occasions. His plays have been performed by students and professionally in Sydney, Perth and Melbourne.
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MAC News: ALBRIGHT HOSTS 63RD ANNUAL SHRINERS' PRETZEL BOWL
This will be the 63rd annual Rajah Shriners' Pretzel Bowl, a fundraiser for the Shriners' Hospitals for Children. Admission will be $5 for all attendees. These two teams met in the Pretzel Bowl two years ago, with the 10th-ranked Aggies holding off Albright for a 20-10 victory.
ALBRIGHT HALL OF FAME:
Albright athletics' annual Hall of Fame induction will be held in the Schumo Center following the Pretzel Bowl game. This year's inductees include former football All-Americans George Reagan '62 and Mark Redmond '78, along with men's basketball player Frederick Dietzel III '59 and volleyball star Ronda (Miller) Wounderly '92.
LIONS LAST WEEK:
A final pass from the two yard line sailed just over Daniel McNair's head as the Albright College football team fell 24-18 to third-year program Stevenson University (2-0) on Saturday in Owings Mills, Md.
Sophomore Daniel Sobolewski kicked a school record 51-yard field goal in the defeat. Senior Ty Hughes rushed for 98 yards and a touchdown, while classmate McNair had 107 receiving yards and a score.
The upset loss leads the Lions in desperate need of a victory this week against the contending Aggies if they are to be a factor in the Middle Atlantic Conference championship race.
NATIONAL WEEKLY HONORS:
After a week one victory over Kean University, Albright kicker Daniel Sobolewski (three FGs, 3-3 PATs, 2 touchbacks) was named a BSN National Special Teams Player of the Week, the USA College Football National Special Teams Player of the Week, and was listed on the D3football.com Team of the Week. Safety Drew Peterson (two interceptions) was also named to the D3football.com Team of the Week, and earned honorable mention honors from USA College Football.
This past week, Delaware Valley safety Danny Wynne (17 total tackles in a win over Misericordia) was a BSN National Defensive Player of the Week while also earning an honorable mention Player of the Week nod from USA College Football.
PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS:
The Lions were well-represented on 2013 Preseason All-American teams, with three players receiving a total of six selections. Senior safety Drew Peterson was a first team USA College Football, second team D3 Senior Classic and third team BSN Preseason All-American. Fifth-year senior Matt Pattison earned second team USA College Football and honorable mention D3 Senior Classic honors, and senior tight end Eric Wade was a fourth team USA College Football selection.
ALBRIGHT WEBCASTS:
Live video streaming will be provided for all home Albright football games, with free online audio of away contests. All home video contests will cost $5.95 for a single game; a three-month all-access pass is available for $19.95. Bob McCool will be the voice of the Lions again this season.
Delaware Valley holds a 29-18 advantage in a series that began in 1963. The Aggies have won the last three meetings, dating back to a 27-3 Albright victory in the 2009 NCAA second round.
HEAD COACHES:
John Marzka is in his seventh season at Albright, while Jim Clements enters his eighth at DVC. Over the past five seasons, these two coaches have combined for five MAC titles and four ECAC championships. Marzka (46-23) led Albright to a share of the MAC title in 2008, while Clements (61-20) was at the helm for four consecutive conference championships (2008-2011). Both Albright and Delaware Valley won ECAC Bowl games in 2008 and 2012.
ALBRIGHT OFFENSE:
Albright totaled 413 yards of offense vs. Stevenson, but 140 of those came within the final six minutes of the contest as the Lions came up empty on their first five drives of the second half.
Senior wide receivers Devron Clark (11 catches, 165 yards) and Daniel McNair (10 catches, 125 yards, TD) have led the passing game, while senior running back Ty Hughes has totaled 188 yards and 3 touchdowns on 45 carries.
ALBRIGHT DEFENSE:
The Albright defense has intercepted four passes in two games while forcing five fumbles (recovering one). The Lions also have six sacks and forced multiple intentional grounding penalties last weekend vs. Stevenson. The defensive unit will look to capture its form from the first half vs. Kean (22 yards of total offense) to keep Albright in the game against the 21st-ranked Aggies.
Cornerback Levi Myers has a team-high 21 tackles, 3.0 hits for loss, one interception and one forced fumble. Defensive end Mark Capetola has 2.5 tackles for loss and forced a safety last weekend, and fellow senior Drew Peterson has intercepted two passes.
ALBRIGHT SPECIAL TEAMS:
Sophomore kicker Daniel Sobolewski (4-5 FGs) has emerged as a threat for the Lions, as he brings arguably the strongest leg in Division III. Albright has not been afraid to try from distance, missing a 48-yarder against Kean before hitting a school record 51-yard attempt last week. Sobolewski has also booted three touchbacks in the first two games this season, and may need to hit a big kick if the Lions are to prevail this weekend.
DELAWARE VALLEY OFFENSE:
Delaware Valley is ranked 21st overall in the D3football.com Top-25 poll, and returns junior All-MAC quarterback Aaron Wilmer. Wilmer has five TDs and just one interception in a pair of victories this season, and has rushed for a score as well. First team All-MAC running back Kyle Schuberth, a first team USA College Football preseason All-American this summer, missed the first two games due to injury but is expected back this week against the Lions.
DELAWARE VALLEY DEFENSE:
Safety Danny Wynne, just a sophomore, totaled 17 tackles and a blocked punt last weekend vs. Misericordia, and has 24 tackles on the season. The Aggies are allowing just 136.0 passing yards per game, but have given up 234.5 rushing YPG.
DELAWARE VALLEY SPECIAL TEAMS:
Junior Brandon Snyder was an honorable mention All-MAC selection last year. His only field goal attempt of the season so far was blocked, but he has made all 11 extra points and kicked four touchbacks.
ECAC SOUTH-EAST CHAMPIONS:
In a crazy first minute of the fourth quarter, Albright erased a 14-point deficit in 14 seconds and went on to win the 2012 ECAC South-East Bowl, 38-34 over Franklin & Marshall.
After F&M punched it in for a 28-14 lead on the opening play of the fourth quarter, junior Daniel McNair took the ensuing kickoff back 88 yards for the touchdown. The Diplomats then fumbled Albright's kickoff on their own four-yard line, where it was recovered by Sean Cunningham on the one. Ty Hughes carried it in on the next play, giving the Lions two touchdowns in 14 seconds (and a combined three touchdowns for the two squads in a 28-second span).
The action was far from over, as F&M's Paul McGann got behind the Lion defense on the next play from scrimmage but was stripped. Cunningham came up with the ball for his second fumble recovery in a span of 18 seconds. Albright quarterback TJ Luddy completed a tough third down pass to Caleb Shilko to the four-yard line, and then snuck it in with 8:33 left to put the Lions ahead 35-28.
Delaware Valley won the South-Atlantic Bowl 24-21 over Muhlenberg, rallying from a four-point halftime deficit.
PILLAR GETS NFL CHANCE:
Albright wide receiver Scott Pillar, a 2012 AFCA Coaches All-American and two-time BSN All-American, signed a rookie free agent contract with the St. Louis Rams after draft weekend this past spring. He completed rookie mini-camp but was released from the 90-man roster before regular camp began.
PRESEASON POLLS:
The Lions received three first-place votes, but still ranked fourth overall, in a tight Middle Atlantic Conference preseason coaches poll. Lycoming garnered four first-place votes and finished at the top of the poll. Albright (65 points) had the second-highest total of first-place votes but finished just behind defending champion Widener (68 points) and Delaware Valley (67 points).
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This is a very tasty light and tasty salad that you can put together in just a few minutes (a BIG plus in my family). It's vegan, unless of course, you can't have a salad without cheese (I know a few folks like that), or you use a different dressing. The dressing in this recipe is an oil-and-vinegar based recipe, but I've used a bottled fat-free ranch in this salad to cut time and make the salad low-fat, and it worked just fine.
Remove avocado skins and pits, thinly slice avocado flesh and sprinkle with lemon juice (this prevents discoloration).
Chop the lettuce leaves and place into a large salad bowl. slice tomatoes and onion; push onion slices out into rings. Arrange tomato slices, avocado slices, and onion rings around the salad bowl, leaving room in the center for the beans.
Spoon the bean mixture into the center of the salad bowl.
Mix salad dressing ingredients and pour over salad.
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JACK DORSEY CLOSES DOORS ON PROSPECT OF TWEET EDITING BUT...
JACK DORSEY CLOSES DOORS ON PROSPECT OF TWEET EDITING BUTTON
The response, unfortunately, will not please users.
Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter, one of today's most popular social media apps, also answered the question about the tweet Editing button in a question-and-Answer video. The response, unfortunately, will not please users.
One of today's most popular social media platforms is Twitter, and many Twitter users have been waiting for years for site management: the tweet Editing button. It seems Twitter won't get that feature. "We probably never will," Twitter founder and CEO Jack Dorsey said in response to a question about the issue.
Actually, we have to say that Dorsey is ambivalent about this. "There is definitely a need for some kind of regulation," Dorsey said in a statement in 2016. In March, he said how such an option might work, but Dorsey completely closed the doors to that feature in Wired's question and Answer video.
Dorsey cited the company's origin as being an SMS-like service as the reason for the rejection of the Edit button. Dorsey said: "when you send a message you can't get it back. We want to preserve this air, this feeling in the early days," he said. one of the biggest problems facing social media platforms like witter is the spread of misinformation and an edit button, which could complicate the issue further. "You can send a tweet and someone can retweet it, " Dorsey said on this topic. After an hour you can completely change the context of this tweet. The person who retweeted the original tweet would have spread and retweeted something else entirely, " he said.
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Iraq: Troubled Town Mosul Very Different From Al-Fallujah
By Valentinas Mite
Iraq's third-largest city, Mosul, has become a recent trouble spot since U.S. and Iraqi forces launched a major offensive to retake the insurgent stronghold of Al-Fallujah in November. Soon after the Al-Fallujah operation, insurgents in Mosul attacked police stations, killing dozens of coalition troops and Iraqis cooperating with them. The interim Iraqi government has pledged to take back control of the city. But analysts caution that Mosul presents a different challenge for the U.S.-led coalition than did Al-Fallujah.
Prague, 10 January 2005 (RFE/RL) -- Just a year ago the northern Iraqi town of Mosul was relatively peaceful -- but now the situation seems to be going from bad to worse.
Mosul has become more and more volatile in recent months, especially since the U.S.-led assault on the city of Al-Fallujah in November.
In the most notorious incident in the town, 20 people were killed in an attack on a dining hall at a U.S. military base in December 2004. To make things worse, last week a U.S. plane accidentally dropped a bomb on a house near Mosul, killing several Iraqis.
Though anti-American sentiments run high in Mosul as in other places in the country, the city is unique in several respects.
Mosul is the biblical town of Ninevah, founded by Assyrians, though archeological findings suggest the area was inhabited for some 8,000 years. It was an important point on trade routes linking Asia and Europe. It was ruled by many -- the Muslim Umayyad dynasty, the Abbasids, the Ottomans. Britain took charge of the city after World War I. It finally became part of the new Iraqi state in 1925, when the League of Nations dismissed Turkey's claims to the city.
Yahia Said is a researcher at the London School of Economics. He says Mosul, a city of about 2 million inhabitants, presents a complicated religious and national mix.
"It's an ethnically mixed city. There are Kurds there; they are in the eastern parts. The Arabs who live there have their own dialect. They are related in tribes that straddle the border with Syria," Said says.
Said says it is difficult to discuss statistics in Iraq, and figures are often disputed. Mosul is considered to be the furthest point of Arab territorial penetration in northern Iraq and as many as half the town's residents may be Sunni Arabs.
Some of these were brought to the area by then President Saddam Hussein in an effort to dilute the Kurdish population. Hussein clearly understood that Mosul marked a volatile border between Iraq's Kurdish and Sunni Arab populations.
Said says anti-American sentiments and unrest in Mosul -- at least in part -- can be explained by the strong position of the former ruling Ba'ath Party there.
"Mosul is the hometown of the Ba'ath Party. That's where the Ba'ath Party before Saddam Hussein emerged. It was historically the city, which included most people who ideologically believed in pan-Arabism and Ba'athism. It's also home to most of the high-ranking officers in the Iraqi Army under Hussein," Said says.
Mosul is the place where Hussein's sons, Uday and Qusay, were found hiding before U.S. troops stormed their haven, killing them both.
Said says there is no quick military fixes for Mosul. He says a so-called "Al-Fallujah solution" applied in Mosul might lead to very dire consequences.
"The attack on Al-Fallujah was relatively easy because Al-Fallujah was demonized. It had acquired this image of this evil town, with Arab militants beheading people, where all the terrorist attacks are emanating from and so on. So there was a lot of acceptance among Iraqis about the attack on Al-Fallujah. There will be no such acceptance if coalition multinational forces would wage a similar attack on Mosul. There will be an outrage across the country," Said says.
Said says the U.S. storming of Al-Fallujah in November was one of the causes of the anticoalition resistance in Mosul. The storming caused resentment among Sunni Arabs in Mosul who saw the military action as heavy-handed.
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How to give quality care to your loved one who has Alzheimer's or Dementia without giving up your life and feeling guilty even in a lockdown
From: Harvey
To: Alzheimer's and Dementia Loved Ones
Dear Caregiver
If you're loved one has alzheimer's or dementia, then this the most important letter you'll ever read.
The Most Valuable Information About Alzheimer's and Dementia In One Location
Caring for someone with alzheimer's or dementia is demanding. Moreover, there are days when you feel everything is getting on top of you and you have nowhere to turn.
The good news is there are effective solutions that enable alzheimer's and dementia patients to manage their condition and also help caregivers cope with the daily challenges.
Having worked with elderly patients who have alzheimer's and dementia for more than 25 years, I'm on the cutting-edge of what is currently working to help my residents.
What's more, I intend to share all the latest news, developments, solutions, advice and tips with you in a membership site called All About Alzheimer's.
If your loved one has alzheimer's or dementia, this membership site will be the most important resource you will ever read.
Finding solutions to Alzheimer's and Dementia doesn't have to be overwhelming!
In the last 25 years, medical science has ramped up their research into alzheimer's and dementia. As a result, the landscape has changed dramatically. Every day there's something new to learn.
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In fact, there's such an overwhelming abundance of information out there, it's impossible for caregivers to keep up with the latest developments on top of all your other chores and challenges.
In part, that's my motivation for publishing All About Alzheimer's. With my wealth of knowledge and many years of experience, I'm in a prime position to deliver all the information you need to know about in bite-sized chunks that are easy-to-digest.
Let's put it this way: imagine there was only one radio station that played every genre of music, broadcast every news item and aired every talkback show in the world.
That's a hell of a lot of content to consume. But you only have a passion for country music and it's difficult to find what you want in the jumble of all that other content.
Fortunately, a small independent radio station comes along that is dedicated to bringing you the best country music it can source.
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So which radio station will you mostly likely tune into?
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Essentially, All About Alzheimer's is a membership site that gives you EASY ACCESS to the most interesting, informative and inspiring content the world has to offer.
I will be pulling together all the latest studies, scientific research, medical solutions, coping mechanisms and much, much more.
All About Alzheimer's doesn't claim to offer you a cure for alzheimer's or dementia but I can promise to provide you with critical information that makes your life as a caregiver easier.
And of course, if medical science does find a cure, you can be assured you will find out about it a lot quicker by subscribing to this membership site!
Month to month, I source all the content about alzheimer's and dementia that has either been written or spoken about, and pick out the most relevant and useful snippets.
The content that is most valuable to you is then published in All About Alzheimer's.
Not only that, but I also condense the most relevant information into small, digestible articles. Everything you need to know that month can be read in about 10 minutes.
The content is easily accessed from your phone or computer. You can even print it out so you have it to hand in paper format.
In addition, I provide some context and useful insights into each piece of content so that it is understandable. You probably already know that scientific studies are not easy reading.
All in all, you have an easy-to-read resource in a digestible format. The benefit is you don't have to waste hours schlepping through the web every day.
You may be wondering what qualifies me to provide information about alzheimer's and dementia. After all, I'm not a doctor or a medical practitioner of any kind.
However, I do have a significant amount of experience caring for hundreds of patients with alzheimer's and dementia.
With over 25 years under my belt, I have first-hand experience of the multitude of challenges you face. I also understand how to manage the emotional rollercoaster you are on.
But most of all, I have a freight-load of solutions that will enable you to tackle every problem you face with confidence, give you the hope and motivation to face your day and provide the best possible care for your loved one without feelings of guilt, bitterness and resentment.
My name is Harvey Zemmel. I have owned residential care homes (assisted living centres to overseas readers) for elderly people with alzheimer's and dementia since 1995.
Between 1997-2007, I was Managing Director and Shareholder of a group of 10 residential care homes based in the North West of England. I, together with my team, won Industry Awards.
Currently, I own and run two residential care homes for the elderly with one care home specializing in alzheimers and dementia.
During all my time working with alzheimers' and dementia residents, I've taken it upon myself to stay abreast of the latest developments in the alzheimer's and dementia field. Given a large percentage of our residents suffer from alzheimer's and dementia, it makes sense that my team and I know how to care for them in the best possible way.
As a result, I am consistently in touch with the latest developments in the alzheimer's and dementia world. It also gives me great satisfaction to ensure my residents receive the best quality care.
Recognising the benefits I offer my residents gave me the idea and the motivation to publish All About Alzheimer's so I can share my knowledge and wisdom with other alzheimer's and dementia caregivers all over the world.
Alzheimer's and Dementia Information From People That Understand
Having spent more than 25 years dealing with multiple alzheimer's and dementia residents on a daily basis I have seen and done it all.
You can believe me when I say I understand the daily challenges you face. That's why I am best placed to offer you advice as a caregiver as well. All About Alzheimer's is not all about alzheimer's and dementia but how you can look after your own mental and emotional health as well.
And I promise you, the All About Alzheimer's membership site gives you first-hand advice and detailed information you cannot find anywhere else on the internet.
Here's a sneak-peek of the problems you can expect to find solutions for:
I've been up since 1.00 am and it's now 12.30 pm ….this is going to be a long tiring day…and I've already done three nappy changes. What you need to do next…?
What happens if I get sick? These are your two options….
What three things to do when he's prowling the house and following me around the garden…?
What are the four best strategies to manage and reduce my stress and anxiety?
What you should never do when she pours her commode full of urine and poo down the stairs…
The three techniques to get my 'own life' back so I can focus on my other roles as a wife, mother and friend…
What two things to do when he's hallucinating….people talking to him from the TV….people who died 20 years ago are 'alive'…
I'm afraid Mum will have to go into a nursing home. The seven questions to ask to make sure you choose the right care…
Escaped at 2.05 am …police find him two miles away with only slippers and boxers on. What you need to do next…?
I feel frustrated and alone. No-one truly understands what I'm going through - the three tips on how to avoid these feelings…
Which two strategies to adopt when you're not sure you can do this [care] much longer…
What you should never do when your loved one shouts 'Nurse' all day and night…
How to avoid feeling both desperate to do my best for my Dad and desperate to 'break free'…
It's only 8.15 am and I am already losing it. What you should never do when you feel this way…
It's not the Alzheimers that's killing me…it's the exhaustion. The four ways to relax….
I've heard so many awful stories about nursing homes. The three signals to look for to make sure you avoid choosing the wrong nursing home…
How to overcome the feelings that you're not appreciated as your loved one isn't able to say 'thank you'…
One minute fine, next minute pushing you…she screams and clenches her teeth and fists. The two ways to diffuse this tense situation….
The one thing you must never do when you feel resentment and bitterness…
Peeing and pooping outside the toilet is now the new norm. What you need to do next…?
Which strategy to adopt when you receive constant calls from 3.00 am….30/40 calls every day…
And if that's not enough, it gets even better!
When you subscribe you also receive three pieces of bonus content which would ordinarily cost over $1000!
Bonus 1: Interviews with Alzheimer's Specialists
Each month I'll interview the world's top experts on alzheimer's and dementia to bring you the latest cutting – edge health solutions that can help to improve how you manage your loved one's symptoms.
The entire interview will be delivered in digital format and viewable on your smartphone or computer.
Bonus 2: Interview Transcriptions
Subscribers that prefer to read than listen to interviews - or that want to do both - will also receive a transcription of the interview with the world's leading alzheimer's and dementia specialists.
This way you get to choose how you prefer to consume content in a format that is best suited to your schedule. On a bus and can't watch a video. No problem, read the interview instead.
Bonus 3: Join Our Active Facebook Community
Everyone needs support from people that understand your situation. And that's precisely what you get when you subscribe to the All About Alzheimer's membership site.
We have an active Facebook Group which you automatically become a member of when you join the All About Alzheimer's membership site.
When you join our budding community of like-minded people, you have instant access to an entire group of people that live your life. These are the people that are best placed to help you find solutions to your problems, lend emotional support and pick you up on days you feel everything is getting on top of you.
Our Facebook Group gives you the opportunity to create discussions, ask questions and interact with other members to offer your help, advice and support.
All About Alzheimer's and our knowledgeable community don't just offer you a crutch, we provide you with support for your mental and emotional health.
The All About Alzheimer's membership site costs just $29.95 per month.
That's less than what most people spend on a Starbucks in a week!
You will not find any other resource in the world that offers you so much valuable information about alzheimer's and dementia for such a low price.
Remember, you're getting tons of high-quality information each month that makes your life easier and enables you to provide your loved one with the best quality care.
Our only aim is to make your life easier and the only way we can do that is by offering you the best information for the lowest price possible.
With All About Alzheimer's we feel we have done that. And we are confident you will think that too!
Wait, one more thing….
When you subscribe to All About Alzheimer's, you will also receive a Free Report that provides beneficial insights YOU NEED TO KNOW.
'How to Avoid The 7 Biggest Mistakes When Choosing A Nursing Home for Your Loved One.'
I have 25 years' experience of running care homes in the UK and share with you the most valuable 'insider secrets':
• Does the facility pass or fail the 'cigarette butt' test?
• Does the facility pass or fail the 'air freshener' test?
• Is the facility run for the benefit of the staff or the residents?
• Does the facility pass or fail the 'smile' test?
• Does the facility pass or fail the 'bingo' test?
• Does the facility pass or fail the 'race' test?
• Does the facility pass or fail the 'visitor's toilet' test?
The valuable information I provide you with this free report will enable you to choose a care home for your loved ones with confidence.
Our 100% Money Back, No Risk Guarantee
Our guarantee is simple.
If for any reason you're not delighted with the quality of our content or the value of your membership experience, just let us know within the first 30 days and we'll promptly refund your membership fee. No questions, no hassle.
What happens after I join the All About Alzheimer's membership site?
Once you join, you will receive your login details so you can access your All About Alzheimer's membership site and access the content immediately.
How do I join the Facebook Group?
Once you join the All About Alzheimer's membership site, you will receive a link to join the All About Alzheimer's Facebook Group and become part of the community.
How often is the new content posted in the All About Alzheimer's membership site?
New interesting, informative and inspiring stories are added every month to the All About Alzheimer's membership site.
I'm excited about sharing my experiences and knowledge and passionate about helping fellow caregivers.
Harvey Zemmel
PS All About Alzheimer's is a membership site that gives you EASY ACCESS to the most interesting, informative and inspiring content the world has to offer.
You also get access to exclusive interviews with Alzheimer's experts
Plus you become a member of the All About Alzheimer's Facebook Group


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"Die Freireiter", Andreas Prielmaier and Thomas Mayer, met up with Sonnia Höffken, who is an avid yogini and freerider, in La Grave. The guys were skeptical at first, but after sharing some incredible runs with Sonnia (SkiYo – feel the flow! ®), they found the positive effects of yoga for skiers intriguing.
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Scotland has played a major role in the worldwide movement of Christian mission. Equally, the missionary movement has played a big part in Scotland's story. There have been many studies of particular people, places and periods which feature in this story. The distinctive contribution of this book is its attempt to offer a comprehensive and synchronic assessment of the movement as a whole. It examines the development of Scottish mission theory and practice from the formation of the Society in Scotland for the Propagation of Christian Knowledge in 1709 until the present day. It explores some of the leading features of the movement through original analysis from leading scholars in the field. The essays it contains increase understanding of a dimension of Scotland's story that is often overlooked or forgotten. They also contribute to our understanding of the modern missionary movement and suggest lessons that can be learned by those taking fresh mission initiatives in many different contexts today.


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Recreated my family and our hobbies in miniature form.
a wrinkled back and a 3-eyed stare.
and it lives in the dump!"
love is all it seeks.
Mini-sculpture of Lamont, the amazing artist and inspiration behind Accessible Art, an adaptive art program for disabled youth. Lamont has cerebral palsy and is severely physically disabled, but is a true hero with lots of heart and love.
Sculpey, fabric, wire, found materials.
Pillbox hat depicting the "left" and the "right" side of the brain. Inspired by Daniel Pink's novel, A Whole New Mind, which uses the brain as a metophor for different types of thinking.
Given a blank skate deck to decorate. Interactive paper garden; forms can be moved around with magnets. Rattles are inside the forms, adding a musical element. Adding joy and colour to an otherwise grey city.
Painted Paper Mache, Yarn, Fabric, on Skatedeck.
Miniature set for a Children's Book I wrote. Two kids accidentally invent a machine that sends them to space.
Monster friends of various sorts. Sculpey.
Inspired by Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities, I created my own imaginative city. This collection is inspired by clothing that would inhabit this whimsical land.
Recreated the various characters and their worlds encountered in The Little Prince.
Sculpey and Found Objects. Placed in pickle jars.
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Series of broaches featuring various characters.
Playful buttons made from Sculpey and hand-painted.


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Muslim Funaddicts is a social awareness initiative that I Co-Founded to break down common misconceptions and stereotypes surrounding the Muslim community. The concept grew as a response to the inherent lack of positive imagery the Muslim community receive in popular culture, not only in Australia, but also on a global scale.
The portrayal of Islam in the mass media is generally framed in a negative light and is not a correct representation of the community as a whole.
Australia is a multicultural nation, filled with a brilliant array of rich heritage and culture from all over the world. Muslim Funaddicts is a grassroots campaign that engages both the Muslim community and the wider Australian community by bridging the disconnect between the popular negative stereotypes regarding aspects the Muslim community and the positivity that the Muslim community contributes to society and the world.
The project uses satire, humour and a light hearted approach to engage the public in an effort to show that a small minority of people whose ideology does not represent the Muslim community as a whole should not be the image of the vast majority.
The idea behind the name is to highlight the fun and playful side of the Muslim community. It is a friendly reminder that we are "Fun addicts, not fanatics." The aim of the which is to change the current narrative that is steeped in negative connotations to one filled with positivity, in a light hearted and fun way.
The project was originally launched at universities throughout Australia and has since gone on to be launched internationally. The response of the project thus far has been overwhelmingly positive, with people from all over the world requesting Funaddicts branded merchandise and content. Don't worry, we still have some FREE downloadable sweet swag packs for you… Oh yeah… We were also invited to launch and present in Indonesia to a packed hall of over 300 university students, academics, politicians and media. #Awesome!
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Disney and WB Battle Over Flying Monkeys for New 'Oz' Movie
Mike Sampson
Disney's upcoming movie, 'Oz, the Great and Powerful', boasts an A-list cast — Oscar nominees James Franco, Rachel Weisz and Michelle Williams plus Mila Kunis — and a storyline that will take audiences to the origin of the Wizard himself. But Warner Bros., who holds the rights to 'The Wizard of Oz' film, would like to put a stop to that film.
Though 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz', the 1899 novel by L. Frank Baum, is in the public domain and free from copyright restrictions, Warner Bros. is looking to flex their legal muscles in an effort to halt Disney's upcoming attempt to relaunch the franchise with a big-budget, 3D prequel. At issue is a 2011 ruling that ruled characters from the film exhibited "consistent, widely identifiable traits" that allowed them protection under copyright rules.
Quick wrap-up for those bored by the legalese: two multi-billion dollar companies are fighting over flying monkeys.
So what does this mean to you, the moviegoer? Not much. Studios famously like to try and block competing films claiming copyright infringement (for example, the people behind James Bond sued Austin Powers over the name "Goldmember") but rarely does anything of note happen. Even if the court does find in WB's favor, expect a quiet "settlement" to be paid by Disney who already has a large financial stake in their 'Oz' film.
But the real question is: Who gets the ruby slippers?
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Q: how to save python session input and output All of the ways which discussed this question save the history of your commands in a file or you have to use an IDE ,I am using vim with python-mode (no mouse using) what I would like to do is to save my session as code I wrote and the python output ,So I dont have to use paper and pen to write my input and python output all what I have to do is to print out my session , I tried the code (.pystartup)
and it only save my input and I tried to redirect the output to a file and it only save the python output , is there a way to have both in one file ready to be printed out .

A: I really cherish vim, it'S a fantastic piece of work. Nevertheless, your requirements are easier with other tools.
Probably the best choice, in my oppinion, would be to use the ipython notebook. It offers really rich features, including graphics with mpl and much more, and for me is the perfect tool for "reproducible experiments". The full state of a notebook can be saved to disk, reloaded, exported, printed etc.
You should really give it a try.

A: The old "I use $EDITOR instead of $IDE because I don't want to use the mouse" bullshit… IDEs have shortcuts for everything and they all allow you to customize them to your liking. Learn them all and forget about your mouse.
Anyway, what you want is neither an editor nor an IDE; you want a REPL like bpython or ipython (possibly with its notebook feature mentioned above). Both tools allow you to save and restore your sessions and are far better at "getting" your python code than Vim.


We have all come across great tips that turn a difficult job into an easy one, that save us money, and that save us time and headaches. Great tips make our lives a little easier. So in 2016, we started MinuteIdeas to serve as an encyclopedia of all the ingenious tips we learned about from family, friends and across the web. In the early days, we focused primarily on money saving tips.


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Game Developer (website), voorheen Gamasutra, een website gericht op alle aspecten van computerspelontwikkeling
 Game Developer (tijdschrift), een opgeheven maandelijks tijdschrift voor de computerspelindustrie
 Computerspelontwikkelaar, een softwareontwikkelaar of -bedrijf dat is gespecialiseerd in het ontwikkelen van computerspellen
 Computerspeluitgever, een bedrijf dat computerspellen uitgeeft

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 Computerspelontwikkeling

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This qualification allows for the attainment of general competencies for those working in entry level roles in the public sector, with a particular focus on meeting the ethical and legislative requirements of the public service.
The court services specialisation covers the skills required by those working at an operational level as a sheriff's officer, bailiff or marshal to carry out the directions of the court and ensure a secure and efficient environment in which the court can function.
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Rahal Meskini (1926 – December 17, 1956) was a Moroccan resistance fighter against French colonialism. He co-founded the Secret Organization along with Ibrahim Rudani in the late 1940s. He was assassinated in Casablanca, Morocco by members of the .

Rahal Meskini was originally from the Beni Meskin tribe in Chaouia-Ouardigha. He joined the Kenitra chapter of the Istiqlal Party in 1947, when he was 21 years old.

He settled in Casablanca in 1952 and co-founded the Moroccan Secret Organization. Armed with a revolver, he had a reputation for being merciless with the French and those loyal to them. He was arrested in 1954, but was able to escape after 40 days of torture.

Assassination
In the period following independence, the resistance movement splintered. He was attacked and shot dead by members of the Black Crescent on December 17, 1956.

Resources

See also

 Muhammad Zarqtuni

1926 births
1956 deaths
Moroccan nationalists
Assassinated Moroccan politicians
People murdered in Morocco


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Romanticism in Frankenstein Essay
Having lived between 18th and 19th century, author Mary Shelley was greatly influenced by the intellectual movement of Romanticism. Since she was closely associated with many of the great minds of the Romantic Movement such as her husband Percy B. Shelley and Lord Byron, it is natural that her works would reflect the Romantic trends. Many label Shelley¡¯s most famous novel Frankenstein as the first Science Fiction novel in history because its plot contains the process of a scientist named Victor Frankenstein creating a living human being from dead body parts, but that is only a part of the entire novel. At its core, Frankenstein is a product of Romanticism featuring the traits of a Romantic hero on a Romantic quest, the embracement of …show more content…
Sublime nature is continually seen throughout the novel with Frankenstein and the monster¡¯s numerous individual experiences with nature, and combined on the summit of Mountanvert. Time and time again, Frankenstein experiences spiritual renewal by turning to nature after remorseful, traumatic events such as the creation of the monster and the death of William and Justine. While Frankenstein seeks the cold, harsh conditions of the Alps for comfort, as if to freeze his guilt about the death of William and Justine, the monster finds happiness in the soft colors and smells of a springtime forest, symbolizing his desire to reveal himself to the world. He says, for example, ¡°It surprised me, that what before was desert and gloomy should now bloom with the most beautiful flowers and verdure. My senses were gratified and refreshed by a thousand scents of delight, and a thousand sights of beauty.¡± (Shelley 81) Cheered by the beautiful scenes of spring, the monster is able to temporarily push away the negative aspects of his life. Many more of similar occasions occur in the novel, all of which clearly demonstrates the influence of Romanticism in Frankenstein. Yet another trait of Romanticism of the emphasis of imagination and individuality free of social conventions is paralleled in Frankenstein with the characters of Walton and Frankenstein. Walton is self-driven with his persistent passion for the dream of navigating to the North Pole and unconventional
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Ulvik é uma comuna da Noruega, com 722 km² de área e 1 163 habitantes (censo de 2005).

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Whatever the event, whatever the occasion, Welbeck Hall can accommodate your every need.
Do you want to celebrate a birthday, wedding anniversary, or some other memorable occasion?
The relaxed and inviting atmosphere of Welbeck Hall and the warmth of welcome from its Staff will ensure that you and your guests will have an occasion to remember.
please call 0115 945 5689 to arrange a personal guided tour.
Thank you for your co-operation with arrangements for our 40th Wedding Anniversary Party on 21st May.
We had a lovely day with family & friends and the venue was ideal. We had lots of compliments about how good the food was and our vegan & gluten free guests were particularly pleased with their selection. Please pass on our sincere thanks to the catering teamwho looked after us very well.
Just wanted to say a very big thank you to you all for making my birthday party on Sat 20th May a success.
The dining room looked lovely and the food was delicious. Thanks to the Chef.
Glen, I appreciated your help and nothing was too much trouble. The ladies on the night putting out the buffet were most helpful too.
A heartfelt thanks to you and all of your staff for last night's event for VI- SN- we all loved it!
The room looked so lovely when we came in- decorations really pretty, especially the big garland over the door. The staff were so attentive and helpful throughout and the food delicious and so plentiful!
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Sennius transversesignatus is een keversoort uit de familie bladkevers (Chrysomelidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort werd in 1839 gepubliceerd door Fåhraeus.

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Q: Write a file from Powershell then read it from C# I am invoking Powershell from C# to gather some information and using Out-File to send it to a text file.  Then I need to read the lines from said file and do stuff with the data inside of C#.
string MyCommand = "-Command &{ get-process | Out-File C:\\MyFile.txt}";

ProcessStartInfo MyProcInfo = new ProcessStartInfo();
MyProcInfo.FileName = "powershell.exe";
MyProcInfo.Arguments = MyCommand;

Process MyProcess = new Process();
MyProcess.StartInfo = MyProcInfo;
MyProcess.Start();
MyProcess.WaitForExit();

try
{
  var lines = File.ReadLines(@"C:\MyFile.txt");
  (etc)
}
catch (Exception Ex)
{
  MessageBox.Show(Ex.ToString());
}

So when it tries to open the text file I am getting a

"File Not Found"

exception.  The file IS being written every time, so I am assuming that there is a timing thing going on which is why I am using WaitForExit.  But it is still not able to 'find' the file.

A: Why don't you write the file with C# instead of PowerShell?
You can leverage the Diagnostics.Process .NET class (here's a PowerShell example)
$proc = [Diagnostics.Process]::Start($exe, $arguments)
$proc.WaitForExit()

A: I can't tell you what is wrong but I can give you some tips to troubleshoot.

*

*After MyProcess.WaitForExit()
add a test for the file's existence.
if (File.Exists(@"C:\Myfile.txt"))
{
    ... file process code here....
}

*Get rid of the hardcoded file names and use variables instead.
string filename = @"C:\MyFile.txt";
string MyCommand = "-Command &{ get-process | Out-File " & filename &
"}";
then when you want to access the file use:
if (File.Exists(filename))
{
   ...process the file.
}

The advantage of this is that you are 100% guaranteed that you are using exactly the same filename in all places.

*Add a breakpoint after MyProcess.WaitForExit();
Then, when the execution stops, navigate to the file and ensure that it is physically there AT THAT TIME and ensure that it is not locked by the program. For example, try to rename it or delete it. If it is still locked you should not be able to do either of those things. Also, most current versions of Windows have someplace that you can check for open files. If you tell me what OS you are running I might be able to tell you how to check that.

One more thing: another poster mentioned Windows Redirection. I personally have never had that happen when the file was explicitly fully qualified.
HTH,
John

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Hello!
You can try to do something like this:
maybe it help for you

namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {

string MyCommand = "-Command &{ if (!(Test-Path 'c:\\test')) {md 'c:\\test'; get-process | Out-File c:\\test\\MyFile.txt}}";

ProcessStartInfo MyProcInfo = new ProcessStartInfo();
MyProcInfo.FileName = "powershell.exe";
MyProcInfo.Arguments = MyCommand;

Process MyProcess = new Process();
MyProcess.StartInfo = MyProcInfo;
MyProcess.Start();
MyProcess.WaitForExit();

try
{
    var lines = File.ReadLines(@"c:\test\MyFile.txt");
 foreach (var ln in lines) {
     Console.WriteLine(ln);
     Console.ReadKey();

 }
}
catch (Exception Ex)
{
  Console.WriteLine(Ex.ToString());
  Console.ReadKey();
}
        }