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I'm always intrigued when people don't like certain foods, especially when they haven't tried them. I have been known to leave the kitchen to question customers about the reasons for their dislikes and often start a cookery class with a promise that I will convert students.
The reasons are usually the same – school food, over cooked, under cooked, not properly seasoned, cheap ingredients, poor texture or as simple as a negative memory are all reasons for us to dislike an ingredient.
When I opened Good Things in Durrus 15 years ago, it took me a couple of weeks to understand why so many staff were not joining us for staff meals. The food was new to them and they were afraid to try it. I discovered that a little persuasion and hunger worked a treat. When we take a simple ingredient and treat it well by doing as little as possible with it we can win most people over.
The ingredients in today's recipes are simple, basic and on trend. Despite their familiarity, they are often those same ingredients which carry negative preconceptions for lots of people.
So I ask you to banish any memories of pickled beetroot and hippy food from the 1980s and start introducing these simple ingredients gradually into your diet. They will all work perfectly as starters or sides to your regular mains and one day you might just make a meal using them.
I find it very hard to turn the oven on for just one dish so I find when I am baking beets for a family dinner I nearly always bake potatoes at the same time. Some grilled lamb chops or a nice chunk of mature cheddar with a green salad sounds perfect here.
Heat the oven to 200C. Wash the beets very well and allow to dry. Rub each beetroot with a little oil and put into an oven proof saucepan or casserole dish with a lid and bake in the oven until soft through with a knife. The cooking time will depend on the size and the time of year. You should start checking them after 30 minutes.
In the meantime, crush the garlic into the yoghurt and season to taste with salt and pepper. When the beets are cool enough to handle, cut in quarters or slices and pour the sauce over the top and finish by sprinkling with the onion seeds. If you are lucky enough to get the beets with their tops on cut the stalks a couple of centimetres from the base. Remove the leaves from the stalks, roughly chop them and cook in a little olive oil and salt. Sprinkle on top of the cooked beetroots.
Quinoa, like potatoes, rice, pasta and polenta is unexciting until you add interesting ingredients such as a dressing, seasoning and spices. It's so important not to over cook it so I suggest that you keep an eye on it once it has been boiling for five minutes and keep tasting it as it's important to catch it when it still has a little bite to it.
1. Preheat the oven to 200C and warm a tray. Break open the squash and cut roughly into 2cm dice. Put into a bowl and add just enough oil to evenly coat it, then season with salt and pepper. Spread on to the hot baking tray and roast for 15-20 minutes, or until tender.
2. Cook the quinoa in a pan with plenty of salted water and simmer for about 7-9 minutes. Mix the remaining oil with the zest and juice of the lemons. Drain the quinoa and return to the saucepan and mix in the lemon dressing. Put a lid on the saucepan and let the quinoa continue to cook in the remaining heat as it absorbs the dressing.
4. Lightly toast the pumpkin seeds in a dry pan. Take a large serving bowl and add in the warm quinoa and fold in the roasted squash, mint leaves and seeds and toss everything together gently, being careful not to mush up the squash. Taste and adjust the seasoning if needed.
Spring cabbage and all variety of kale will work here. This greens dish goes very well with a lamb or chicken curry or just with rice.
1. Mix the kale with the garlic, onions, coconut, spices and salt.
2. Place a large pan over a high heat, then add just enough oil to coat the bottom and add the vegetables and stir fry until the stalk and leaves are tender.
3. Add 100ml water, cover with a lid and simmer for 5 minutes.
This works great as a starter or with hot or cold ham or pork.
Chilli powder – a pinch!
1. Put the pecans in a mixing bowl and add just enough oil to evenly coat them, making sure you have no excess. Then add salt and chilli to taste. Heat a pan and lightly toast the nuts until the aroma starts to fill the kitchen making sure not to let them go from brown to black!
2. Mix all the ingredients together. If you have an electric mixer do use it as it brings a mustard dressing together very well.
3. In a large salad bowl mix the kale and apple in the dressing. Sprinkle the leeks and pecans on top and serve.


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Q: Adding std::thread to a preexisting project I'm working off of a sample c++ that I was given, and I'm trying to add threading to the program.
If anywhere in the program I add the following:
#include <thread>

void someFunction () {
    std::thread t([]() {std::cout << "Hello" << std::endl; });
}

It fails to compile with the error:
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\VC\include\thread(48): error C3083: 'std': the symbol to the left of a '::' must be a type
1>  C:\Users\Dennis Jeong\Documents\Stanford\CS148\cs148-raytracer\common\RayTracer.cpp(20): note: see reference to function template instantiation 'std::thread::thread<RayTracer::Run::<lambda_d2fd5ec539e104442fc3c5987873ac7f>,,void>(_Fn &&)' being compiled
1>          with
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1>          ]

However, if I create a new c++ project in visual studio, this works.
Where could the error possibly be?
If it is helpful, the cmake file is here:
https://gist.github.com/w0nche0l/aef2a112b596f489705441f429e725b5
EDIT: additionally, I'm sure that it is not the lambda syntax that is causing this error, because I can create and run lambdas without threads fine.

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Follow Tegrin, a king's most trusted Assassin as he embarks on a journey to a world he has never been to. His mission. To hunt and return the Couton, an ancient clan who feeds off the memories of others. Fate will change his course when he meets Kristina, a strongwilled young woman whose revenge for her parents murders sends them on a collision course that will change their lives forever.
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Some folks are superstitious, some are sentimental. I'm a little of both. If you read any of my books, you will always see I end on an even numbered chapter. It's not superstition, just a personal quirk.
The time has arrived for Indies Unlimited readers to begin voting in this week's Flash Fiction Competition. On behalf of the IU staff, we want to thank the entrants for doing such a great job with the writing prompt and the merciless constraints of the exercise.
A recent blog post from an author I follow sent me to another blog written by yet another author. In her post she was complaining about bloggers behaving badly, at least in her opinion, and upset at "bloggers swindling her." That's what she calls it when a blogger "promises" a review of her book and the review isn't forthcoming. In a follow up post she provides a short list of bloggers who have "swindled" her.
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The Progress-Focused Approach: What were they thinking?
If you look at the work of any organizational theorist who has ever lived, no one except for perhaps Nobel Prize Winner Herbert Simon exceeds the breadth and depth of Jeff's contributions.
Jeff isn't as well known in managerial circles as Peter Drucker or Jim Collins. But I believe that his work should be as well-known because his ideas are so research-based and so practical. And unlike most star academics in his field, Jeff is deeply immersed in the stuff of organizational life.
And no matter how strongly you disagree with him, he has this annoying habit of basing his arguments on the best theory and evidence in peer-reviewed academic publications. Plus when he writes about an unstudied topic, his logic is often so compelling that refuting his arguments is extremely difficult.


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Suarez farce: should we be worried about the way the club is run?
So after four appearances, 67 minutes of football, little impression made and probably a fair chunk of wages spent, Denis Suarez makes his way back to Barcelona after confirming an injury that will keep him out for the rest of the season.
It's pretty terrible news at the end of a nine day period in which our season has turned and appears to be on the precipice of meltdown and whilst the team itself will feel little impact given how little Suarez played, for me this signifies a really worrying statement about our club.
His not the first and probably won't be the last total waste of Arsenal football clubs time – as Kallstrøm and Park, as well as arguably Lucas Perez showed – but what for me the biggest worry about the whole Suarez saga was that it happened under the new regimes watch.
We lost Sven Mislintat in February and were told that Raul Sanllehi preferred a 'contacts' approach to signing players rather than the Mislintat 'data driven' approach. That approach had brought in Leno, Mavropanos, Torreira and whilst Sokratis, Mkhitaryan and Aubameyang hardly needed any scouting, under Sven it looked like we were trying a model which suited our restricted budget approach.
We all know Raul doesn't like January windows and so perhaps it is a little premature to be casting too many aspersions on his approach at this early stage. But this Suarez transfer feels like a warning shot fired across every Arsenal fans bow and of the noises of who we're after in the summer are true, as well as the budget the club have to spend, then we have a very bleak summer ahead for the club.
If we don't get Champions League football and the riches it brings, we could be staring down the face of an uncomfortable decline in the requisite quality we need to look up the league rather than down.
Denis Suarez represents the 'little book of contacts' approach, but it represents the approach where you skip the first few pages of first choice additions and turn to page 17, where you didn't really write the names down properly because you didn't think you're going to have to go that far deep in to the book. I said in January and I'll say it again: the 'contacts' approach doesn't work when you're a team like Arsenal who don't have the funds to go out and spend big.
And so we wind up with decision making like Suarez who, let's be honest, didn't look amazing even when he played. Leicester City – a mid table team – went out and brought a very promising player in Tielemans who would have been well-known to Arsenal. Heck, half the footballing world knows about him, yet we decided to rely on Raul and his contacts, as well as Emery calling the shots on a player he wanted.
If this is a guidepost towards future acquisitions then we have a lot to be worried about boys and girls. When teams like Leicester can steal a march on players because we're too focused on flicking through Sanhelli's book of Spaniards, then it's a real worry, because it points to a club with a real lack of direction and understanding where we are and where we're going.
And this morning I can't help but also think back to Wenger and Gazidis, mainly the latter, promising us an approach that would rival Bayern. Telling us that we were in a fantastic position and then effectively financially handcuffing us with two deals which now look like they could cause a slow decline at the club in Özil and Mkhitaryan. Both command north of £500k-a-weekend in wages and whilst one is quality who I love watching, the other has been a near total waste of time in Mkhitaryan.
And I'm at the point where as much as I love Özil at Arsenal, if he had to go to sort out the mess that Gazidis left us in – which no doubt contributed to Ramsey's exit – then I guess we just have to suck it up. Gazidis and his wish for personal PR and to be able to drop Arsenal in it whilst at the same time showing his prospective new employers AC Milan that he could attract stars to the club and keep them, has effectively shafted us for what feels like a few years, in an act of negligence the likes of which should see him vilified by fans as much as Kroenke in my mind.
And to Kroenke, who probably should be looking at how the club can get going in the right direction, yet will be happier to see us decline as long as the riches of the Premier League remain. He is one of the things I find the most unsavoury about modern day Arsenal and if I could go back in a time machine and show the board what would happen with an owner like him in charge, it would make me a happy man.
We are rudderless. Less than a year after the hope was injected back in to the club that we could move on to pastures new, here we find ourselves with a management structure (not football, the operations I mean) that could see us fall in to ever further decline unless something drastic happens.
Perhaps I'm doom-mongering a little too soon, but this Suarez saga has merely lit a flame in my mind that had already been playing in the background.
We had just better pray that the players step up on Thursday.
By Bendtnersbettercousin|2019-04-30T07:36:35+01:00April 30th, 2019|Arsenal FC, finances, Ownership and the board, Rant, Transfers, Unai Emery|2 Comments
Andreas 30th April 2019 at 8:59 am - Reply
You are absolutely right but nobody listens and nobody reacts. We managed to have probably the most pathetic fans in the world. I verify this whenever (a few times per year) I happen to be present at a home game and believe me to fly all the way from another country to watch Arsenal is not very convenient.At those moments I look around me and I wonder whether I am surrounded by a home's team supporters or people who came to relax on a pleasant afternoon. If what happens to Arsenal in the last years happened to any big club in the world, there would be massive reactions by the fans and everyone around the club would be resigned. Arsenal management is indeed a farce.
Tom 30th April 2019 at 8:04 pm - Reply
I think the club does listen, and that's the problem. The fans sing Ozil's name – many think the sun shines out of his backside – so they signed him up. They didn't sing Ramsey's name until it was too late.
As for Suarez, I suspect he was signed to show that the club was doing something. I think it's a little unfair on Perez as he never really got a chance. One performance that stands out was at Preston. We were woeful in the first half but I thought Perez looked like a player with something to prove. I think it was shame we never got to see what he could do with a consistent run of games.

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This is a picture from Cornerstone, with my friends cora_lynn and shroomgirl. This was the first time I got to meet Cora in person, so that was fun. As for the title, both these ladies have applied at one time or another to be my wife. If you've never seen my website (when it was up) previously, you'll have to wait till it's back up and running to fully understand. Cora gave me a hard time for not having it up currently; gotta keep the fans happy. It should be back up soon, really!
I also got to meet TheTimeHasCome (Nate) and sunnygirl (Dawn). Dawn and Cora are "lifers" at TM, and Nate is an intern that's graduating in about 4 weeks. I'm actually working with him on a website that should be pretty rad; stay tuned.
I have some new favorite bands as a result of Cornerstone. First, Moss Eisley was highly recommended by Cora, so I went to see them rock out the New Band Showcase.. and rock it they did. Wow. This band consists of 3 sisters, 1 brother, and 1 other dude. They're very talented and very cool people. Check them out.
The Violet Burning was a band I'd already heard of, and own a CD of, but I had not seen them live yet. Michael Pritzl, the lead singer, led the midnight worship at the beach on Tuesday night and it was awesome. He had some worship songs that were new to me, but I really enjoyed them. It was a great time of worship with hundreds of other Christians... from all over the country and world. It was just awesome - a little taste of what heaven will be like, I imagine. I didn't realize at the time, but the new songs I didn't recognize were actually songs he had written, and had on a worship album. When I found that out, I snatched up The Violet Burning's worship album.. it's now one of my favorite albums. Later in the week I got to see The Violets play a set, and I loved that as well. Check out both these bands.
Speaking of which, we've booked TVB to play at my church August 11. I made this flyer last night.. let me know what you think. (you can click the images to make them larger).
Well, that's about all for me this week. I'm leaving early tomorrow morning for Arkansas for my cousin's wedding. I'll be returning on Sunday. What's with everyone gettin' hitched lately?
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We love to tell little stories about some of our fall fairies too.
Our clever Hazelnut Princes love to make up funny rhymes. Guess what they said about their squirrel friends? You're Nuts for Hazelnuts!
Did you know that the Hazelnut is the nut of the Hazel tree, originally from Turkey? Hazelnuts are harvested annually in mid-autumn. As autumn comes to a close, the trees drop their nuts and leaves.
Hazelnuts are rich in protein and many essential nutrients, and they taste great. They are used for pralines, chocolate truffles and many other delicious desserts.
The Hazelnut, or Corylus avellana, was designated the official state nut of Oregon, which grows 99 percent of the entire U.S. commercial crop of Hazelnut.
Even though she's shy, our Desert Marigold Fairy will always have a delicate smile for you. She loves the story of Goldilocks, and secretly hopes that her yellow flower's petals are as charming as her favorite character's golden locks.
Did you know that Desert Marigold is native to the dry regions of America? You can find it in Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Texas, and Sonora, Mexico. Marigold's name is derived from "Mary's Gold", as the flower was associated with the Virgin Mary in the Middle Ages.
Desert Marigold has one of the longest flowering seasons. It starts blooming with bright yellow flowers in March, and will continue to bloom until November. Birds love to eat its pale tan seeds. The seeds that spread on the ground will give birth to new plants in the following year.
It was proven that Desert Marigold is poisonous to goats and sheep, but not to cattle and horses. Researchers at Arizona State University have extracted Desert Marigold compounds, which might help in cancer therapy.
Our Calendula Fairy loves to be punctual. It is very important for her to have her blooming events properly scheduled!
Calendula, also known as Pot Marigold, is native to Europe, where it blooms well over a very long season, from June until the first frost.
Its bright yellow or orange flowers have many uses. Its florets are edible, used to add color to salads and rice, while Calendula extracts have well-known healing properties.
Happy and cheery, our Sunflower Fairies will always lift spirits. Following the Sun, they teach us about loyalty and staying true to who we are!
Did you know that Sunflower, or Helianthus annuus, is native to North America? It belongs to the large Asteraceae family, and it stands out for being widely cultivated for centuries as food crops for meal and oil, and as ornamental plants.
Sunflower is usually very tall, growing to heights of 20" to 150" or more! Its bright yellow showy, sunlike flowerheads are very attractive to bees and birds. It grows best in locations with full sun, and it prefers long, hot summers to flower well. Its unique behavior to always turn its head to follow the path of the sun is called phototropism, and inspired many stories about loyalty and constancy.
Artists throughout history have appreciated the Sunflower's unique splendor, especially those of the Impressionist era. It has also become recognized as a floral symbol of great significance.
Thoughtful and wise, our Zinnia Fairies always has a good word for everybody. They makes true friendships, and you can always count on them!
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Zinnia ranges in height from 4" to 40", and it is a popular garden flower because of its beautiful variety of flower colors and shapes. Its selective breeding started in the 19th century, and it now has over 100 cultivars.
Zinnia flowers and leaves are used by many southwestern Native Americans as medicinal and ritual herbs, and it is considered one of the sacred Life Medicines of the Navajo tribe. To some Pueblo tribes Zinnia is a symbol of wisdom. It has also been used to make bright colors for dyes and paints.


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Many of us reading this know Patti as someone who God has used mightily to speak forth His heart. Many of us have seen the words that God has given to her on different prophetic sites and social media. Patti is a person who desires nothing more than to follow after God and obey Him. What most of us don't know is that Patti and her family are in desperate need of some very big miracles right now.
Her and her family have been been going through a very difficult time for a while but it has reached a point now where they truly need our help. Currently, they are in need of approximately 6 months worth of expenses because of the current circumstances they are facing. Please take the time to read their story and prayerfully consider blessing them in both financial and prayer support. Also please help by sharing this Gofundme page with others. Thank you!
Reading about your situation brings true heart felt compassion. We too live in Riverside County California and are aware of the high cost of living here.
In 2008 my husband lost his job. We struggled for a year and then decided to sell our home (in a bad market) and move back east to be near family. We were one of the few who walked away selling our home for almost what we asked. Once there I spent a year looking for work while my husband worked menial jobs – – that is until he was laid off again.
That next week he was offered a job back in good old Southern California and back we came. Now it is 2013 and he gets laid off again. He is an engineer and the majority of his contracts were with the state. But the state cancelled their contracts and he was out of work again. This time we had a place to go. We had bought an event to go camping with our friends. The first time we used it the mechanism to bring in the pop outs broke and we ended up keeping it at the campground up in the mountains.
Here is my point. God knew what was coming. We went from 1,500 a month for rent to $400. Water, trash etc is included. We just have to pay for electricity. And I know there are other campgrounds near us that only cost $250 a month. We have been here now for 6 years. I run a lady's Bible Study.
Can your family live this way? The first year after we moved in a family with 5 kids moved in. They stayed in what is called a toy hauler. The back comes down and has 2 beds that drop from the ceiling. There is a master bedroom and they had a sofa bed. I was able to become very close to that family. That first year I ran a teenage bible study. It was the most fun.
We let God make the best out of a bad situation and He has truly used it. With all expenses now at a minimum we are now almost done laying off the expenses of 2 years without work and moving back and forth across country. We also are able to spend the money for gas to go down the mountain for work each day. My husband goes down one side and I go down the other. The thing is – – it works.
I just wanted to share this with you. There is always hope.
Ask Jeff for my email,or let him pass it to you personally. I would love to get in touch. We will donate come payday.
Yes, amen, you are right! God knew it was coming. My husband and I ended up living in an embarrassingly ugly fix er up 'house'. It was very cheap, $377 a month . We had a huge organic garden and started growing and canning all our own food as we could. Basically we became homesteaders, including chopping our own wood for heat. I sold my designer shoes and purses for bee keeping equipment and a chainsaw and other necessities. Rubber boots for high heels! We completely changed our lives at our age, but God has been faithful and sustains us. God let us know in 2008, that we were going to be ahead of everyone in living close to the land. another disaster is coming and he wants us ready to help others do what we do.
Jereniah29:11 For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord. Plans to prosper you and not to harm you. Plans to give you a future and a hope.
Glory to God, sending a few Engish quids your way mate, not boasting in saying that but hoping to encourage anyone able to , to do the same. Yes many of us are in similar boats and not everyone can help with the coin but prayer is probably more of a help cos the King will use your prayers to move on people who have enough stash to fork out and help so pray without ceasing mates. I'm sure the lassie is looking at ways of downsizing, when I was in the valley ( and I still am but in a different way ) I cut to the bone, froze in the winter, ate left over food from work but as I continued giving the Lord has brought me to a better place thankfully. I'm still praying for my marriage 17 years later as the Lord called me to do and 5 years praying for bodily healing but the Lord reigns. So if anyone can miss a coffee or a pint ( whatever the US equivelent is ) and send a few quid please do. Remember the old lassie in the Bible who was skint, Jesus was watching her and she put a penny in the box while the big wigs put in pounds. Jesus said the old bird had gave more than them cos she gave from her poverty not her wealth. Be encouraged to give folks to this one and to the one in Pakistan. Every penny/cent helps and it goes to your account in heaven. Hope no one is offended by my message. Amen. PS Please pray for the UK, we need Brexit no deal, the enemy is desperate to stop it. Ta.
I am not being heartless….but…..A lot of those expenses are sky high, for example over $2500/month for rent. Move to a cheaper place. There is a lot of room to cut back on expenses. Over $400 a month on cell phones? Come on. Get Trac Fones, and get that down to less than $50/month. Your expenses are out of control. God knows you need to bring your expenses down before you can expect people to help you with bare minimum costs of living. Food expenses are way, way too high. Eat rice and beans and mac and cheese. $600/month for gas for cars. You shouldn't be spending that in an entire year. Get your expenses way down, and God will reward you for doing so and things will be more manageable. You don't need a miracle for additional money, you need to cut expenses and live more within your means. Trust God yes, but do your part as a faithful Christian.
I have wanted to write regarding confirmations of prophetic dreams and such that I have had. Instead, I feel I want to reply to this post. Iam very sorry for your situation. Unfortunately, many of us are suffering similar hardships. I am also dealing with such demonic attacks that it is almost laughable. I lost my ability to work 9 years ago after an error from spinal surgery. Chronic pain always. We then lost all our savings and our house in the 2008 recession. My husbands small business dissolved and he got an injury that left him disabled too! We are unable to recoup our losses at 58 and 60 years old. I have been plagued with Tick-borne illness they couldn't find for 7 years. Suffering with no diagnoses. In October I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. It is the most aggressive type. Grade 3 and negative hormones with a HER2+. Which is aggressive too.
The treatment they offered would kill me. 4 chemo meds at once. Double mastectomy, radiation and another year of chemo. Just two of the chemo, Herceptin and Perjeta cost $10,500 per month! Insurance doesn't pay for all these drugs, and most people get a recurrence within two years, so why would I do that to myself and bankrupt us. I gave it entirely to GOD. I feel so peaceful as I know I have a better chance at a longer better quality of life doing it my way. Naturally with nutrition and herbal medicine, and praying without ceasing! Every single Christian I know is going through enormous trials right now. We really had to adjust our lives, and I pray for everyone going through cancer, whatever their choice of treatment. I will pray for your situation, that God will sustain you and provide you with all you need. It won't be long before we will all be home with our Lord, Jesus Christ.
On my goodness Patti, we will definitely keep your family in prayer. If I can do anything I will, we have been struggling too, I was afraid I was going to lose my car and we had to go take out a small loan to catch up on that and our rent ourselves. We hardly have any work right now. I know it is hard, but I believe that God is getting us ready for massive change and conditioning is now. I know you probably know this and it doesn't help things at the moment but try to hold on just a little longer. I feel like within a matter of weeks, yes weeks we will see things change. God is preparing is for this change. Trust Him! Keeping you all in prayer, God Bless!
Nancy I just want to say that I agree with your timeframe it is not going to be very long before we are all going to be in this kind of situation and have to rely 100% the Lord to provide for us and not on the arm of the flesh or our Earthly jobs to provide. We have to keep on pressing on and stay very close to Jesus now and he will give us the strength to overcome this world!
God bless you Patti and Nancy!


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One Night In Miami – Review/Summary (with Spoilers)
written by Amari Published: January 6, 2021 Last Updated on January 15, 2021
Like Kemp Powers gave us in "Soul," the adaptation of his play "One Night In Miami" will leave you searching for meaning in your actions and what will be your path going forward.
Director(s) Regina King
Screenplay By Kemp Powers
Date Released (Theatrical/ Amazon Prime) 12/25/2020 (Theatrical)
1/15/2021 (Amazon Prime)
Genre(s) Drama, Historical
Duration 1 Hour, 54 Minutes
Rating R
Cassius Clay Eli Goree
Sonny Liston Aaron D. Alexander
Sam Cooke Leslie Odom Jr.
Jim Brown Aldis Hodge
Malcolm X Kingsley Ben-Adir
Jackie Wilson Jeremy Pope
1 Film Summary
2 Cast & Characters
2.1 Cassius Clay (Eli Goree)
2.2 Sonny Liston (Aaron D. Alexander)
2.3 Sam Cooke (Leslie Odom Jr.)
2.4 Jim Brown (Aldis Hodge)
2.5 Malcolm X (Kingsley Ben-Adir)
2.6 Jackie Wilson (Jeremy Pope)
3.1.1 Sam Cooke's Point
3.1.2 Malcolm X's Point
3.1.3 Jim Brown's Comments
3.1.4 Unlike Other Films Based On Plays, It Won't Feel Stifling
3.1.5 While Not A Comedy, It Has Many Comedic Moments
4 One Night In Miami Ending (Spoilers)
4.1 Does One Night In Miami Have Sequel Potential?
5.1 Sam Cooke's Point - 92%
5.2 Malcolm X's Point - 91%
5.3 Jim Brown's Comments - 89%
5.4 Unlike Other Films Based On Plays, It Won't Feel Stifling - 88%
5.5 While Not A Comedy, It Has Many Comedic Moments - 87%
It's February 25th, 1964. After Muhammad Ali, then Cassius Clay, defeating Sonny Liston, he spends his evening with Malcolm X, Sam Cooke, fresh from performing at the Copacabana, alongside football player Jim Brown. During their night-long conversation in a Miami hotel room, there is a challenge of perspectives between the men in the room. At 22, Cassius is on the brink of converting to Islam, with Malcolm's tutelage, but seems to be having doubts. Especially as he takes note of all he'd have to give up to adhere to the teachings of his faith.
And as he wrestles with that, Malcolm finds himself wrestling with Jim Brown, and especially Sam Cooke about their roles in the struggle and what they can do for the advancement of Black people. Leading to a lot of back and forth, as even Malcolm finds himself confronted about his role and him knowing his time is coming to its end.
Reason(s) for Film Rating: Mainly cursing, drinking, blood during the Sonny Liston fight, the use of the N-word, but nothing major.
Jump Scares/ Laughs/ Tear-Jerking Moments: Pretty much anytime Muhammad Ali talks, prepare for a laugh. Also, Sam Cooke and Malcolm X talking about Jackie Wilson.
Everybody talking they want a piece of the pie, but I don't. I want the goddamn recipe.
— Sam Cooke
There is no more room for anyone to stand on the fence anymore.
Cast & Characters
Cassius Clay (Eli Goree)
22-year-old Cassius Clay has been courted by Malcolm X, who has acted as a spiritual guide to him. But, on the eve of him defeating Sonny Liston, the truth behind some of Malcolm's actions come to roost, alongside who Malcolm is beyond the man Cassius knows.
Sonny Liston (Aaron D. Alexander)
The boxer Cassius Clay defeats on 2/25/1964.
Sam Cooke (Leslie Odom Jr.)
Leslie Odom Jr. stars in ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI
Photo: Patti Perret/Amazon Studios
At this point, Sam Cooke hasn't released "A Change Is Gonna Come," and while he has hits, and success, he isn't where Malcolm X would like to see him positioned. Thus causing a bit of strife and spurring one of the main conversations of One Night in Miami.
Jim Brown (Aldis Hodge)
Jim Brown is a legendary football player at this point, but with his knees not what they used to be and the opportunity to transition into film, he is at a crossroads.
Malcolm X (Kingsley Ben-Adir)
With Malcolm X and the leaders of The Nation of Islam not seeing eye to eye, he is at the end of his run there and considering starting his own church, which more closely ties with the tenants of the Muslim faith. But, his beliefs and history may keep him from recruiting the up and coming legend which is Cassius Clay.
Jackie Wilson (Jeremy Pope)
Sam Cooke's opener when he was on tour was known for pranks, like sabotaging Sam Cooke.
Sam Cooke's Point
When it comes to the push and pull conversation throughout One Night in Miami, it is mainly Malcolm X and Sam Cooke, with Jim Brown supporting Sam's point. Now, what is it Sam is bringing to the table? Well, what Sam pushes is that, while he is not a revolutionary like Malcolm X, and maybe not a symbol of Black strength like Cassius or Jim, it doesn't mean he doesn't have his place or have value.
As Jim supports, Sam is the only one in the room not waiting on a white man to write him a check. Sam owns his masters, has his own label, and is supporting artists. In fact, he notes allowing The Rolling Stones to record a song of Muddy Waters and encouraging the act, which broke Muddy up a bit since they got a #1 on the pop charts while his song barely cracked the top 100. Yet, what Sam pushed is the idea of the long game.
The concept we took from it is, while it is beautiful to have the achievement and grandeur moments Cassius had and went on to gain, and Jim Brown had with his career, those are stats and historic achievements. What Sam is giving not only himself, and others, as Jim notes in defense of Sam, is economic freedom. Which ultimately is the only way to move the race forward since having legal freedoms, including the right to vote, clearly aren't set in stone. However, money is undeniable, and while we've seen many akin to Black Wall Street fall, you cannot deny the power of money and the freedom it holds for a person and their community. Especially if they reinvest in it.
Malcolm X's Point
Which led to Malcolm's point of, while it is beautiful that Cooke is business savvy, sometimes doing all the work behind the scenes isn't pushing anyone forward. Also, while money is important, throwing some dollars around isn't going to change someone's life in the long term. Especially under the guise of, "As soon as I make it, I'll come back for you!" Because, once you move out the hood, obtain this almost othered status, to be part of the struggle has to be something you do actively. Otherwise, like Malcolm painted Cooke, you live in an adjacent world where you might not be on the level of a white man, but you exist beyond the capabilities of the average Black man.
Also, one of Malcolm's points is that you can't underestimate all you have to give. Which is something he is reminded of as well, for with his photography, it is noted he has a creative side he is not pursuing. But, in terms of Malcolm talking to Sam Cooke, he takes note of Cassius' image in being a 22-year-old man, vibrant, vocal, and bold, and what that means to the people. The same for Jim Brown who lacks inhibition in what he says, and represents the time of being humble and someone's boy is over.
This is why Malcolm feels Sam Cooke doesn't utilize his voice like he should. Singing love songs is nice and all, and Cooke's business acumen, but Malcolm has seen Cooke get people stomping and singing, after a mishap thanks to Jackie Wilson, and commanding the energy of a room. That power that Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. know from being in a pulpit, Sam has a further reach because he is doing it through music. Sam gets invited to late-night talk shows, performs all over the world, and his voice can travel without the same connotation that Malcolm deals with, admittedly due to his own gumption.
And when you take note of all Malcolm says, and him seeing the writings on the wall, it reminds you how much of the now is important. For while you got to make sure the foundation is right for the long term, you can't worry about blueprints when a storm is on the horizon.
Jim Brown's Comments
Two major things we enjoyed from Jim Brown's contribution to the conversation. One of his contributions dealt with colorism. For, in an almost comical way, he questions why is it the ones who look like Malcolm X are the most militant. This is something you often see today. But he then brings it to a level that reminds you that, part of the beauty of light-skinned, or even biracial being militant, or advocates, if militant is too aggressive for you, is them using their privilege.
Aldis Hodge in ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI
For the way Jim sees it, you are either proving something to Black people or white people. And considering how much Malcolm is like, "The fence is full, pick a side!" you can see how that is taken from someone who isn't high yellow and can't pass. Never mind, as much as Malcolm tries to push the idea of Black power, Jim reminds him of all the issues within the Black community, simply by noting how Black women of different skin tones segregate themselves. Thus reminding us that even Malcolm, despite his intelligence, could have had his blind spots.
But it wasn't just in terms of colorism, but the words Malcolm used to describe the men in the room – weapons. Jim Brown straight up said he isn't a weapon for, when you think about it, that would make him no more than a tool – just like how white people viewed his ancestors during slavery. The only difference is, he can assume the new masters, the people who act as some kind of generals will have their best interest in mind due to the same skin tone.
However, as we've seen through history, many who have put themselves in a leadership position don't care as much for the flock as they do the bishops who keep them in power. Especially if money is involved.
Unlike Other Films Based On Plays, It Won't Feel Stifling
When people talk about plays turned into films, such as August Wilson's recent adaptations, the comment of feeling stifled, like in a pressure cooker, comes up. Like, something had to happen because too much was going on, there were too many strong personalities, regrets, and just feelings in a confined space. In One Night in Miami, you don't feel that sense of combustion.
Rather, while the conversation does get contentious at times, it's because everyone is challenging one another's perspective and pushing them to be better. Also, a lot of hard truths were being shared from people's role in the movement to their level of ignorance. And when that conversation is between men, especially those who have made a name for themselves, of course, it is going to be passionate.
Yet, then there are moments when Cassius is showing his youth, Jim Brown sharing his dreams of being in movies, and you get to see the men play with each other. We even get to see Malcolm drop that stern, pastoral tone and be some form of the cat he was before the Nation consumed his life. Which is a side to Malcolm we don't often see and hear as he is painted as the yang to Martin Luther King Jr.'s ying.
While Not A Comedy, It Has Many Comedic Moments
Cassius Clay may not bring much to the table in terms of insight, but when I tell you, Eli Goree taps into the comedic persona many know Clay for? Oh, he damn near approaches that line of being over the top. Yet, you sort of appreciate the youth he brings to the situation and Clay being comic relief. For it keeps the conversation from being so heavy that you eventually find yourself tuning out or missing the deeper themes.
Director Regina King with Eli Goree on the set of ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI
Credit: Patti Perret/Amazon Studios
In a way, to use Clubhouse terminology, Cassius Clay resets the room.
Rating: Positive (Worth Seeing) – Recommended
While Regina King and Kemp Powers' name was attached, you really never know if a film will be good just because of that. However, this is by no means a mark on their record but rather a showing that all involved came with their A-game and knew the role they needed to play. Be it the teacher whose time was short, the young kid who would carry a legacy, someone at a crossroads, no longer willing to beat his body into the ground for people's entertainment, or a single who needed to harness the power of their voice. One Night In Miami pushes you to not just consider the role the men in the film played, but the one you can play and even how you move currently. For there could be so much more you could do, but the question is: What's stopping you?
Hence the positive label and recommendation. Like Powers' Soul, you can't leave One Night In Miami without reflecting beyond when the credits have finished, and you've moved onto other things.
One Night In Miami Ending (Spoilers)
After what was discussed that night, Muhammad Ali is born as Cassius Clay joins the Nation of Islam. Also, Sam Cooke releases "A Change Is Gonna Come," as if Malcolm inspired him to push deeper into his talents. Then, with Jim Brown, he retires from football to focus on his film career. Leaving Malcolm who, well, we're told, dies the following year.
Does One Night In Miami Have Sequel Potential?
There could be other conversations between greats to be considered. I'm sure you could do a Maya Angelou version of this, considering the paths she crossed in her life. But that's more of a different story than a sequel.
Sam Cooke's Point - 92%
Malcolm X's Point - 91%
Jim Brown's Comments - 89%
Unlike Other Films Based On Plays, It Won't Feel Stifling - 88%
While Not A Comedy, It Has Many Comedic Moments - 87%
Like Powers' Soul, you can't leave One Night In Miami without reflecting beyond when the credits have finished, and you've moved onto other things.
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Fara v Přepeřích je nemovitá kulturní památka; Ministerstvo kultury ji za kulturní památku prohlásilo dne 22. 4. 2004. Národní památkový ústav tuto faru uvádí v katalogu památek (rejstříkové číslo ÚSKP 101004).
Fara se nachází v okrese Semily, poblíž města Turnov, v centru obce Přepeře, při pravé straně silnice z Turnova do Příšovic.

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Fara tvoří areál, který je hodnotným celkem zachovaným bez větších stavebních zásahů. Novogotický vliv souvisí s podobou zámku Sychrov a se staviteli Rohanů, bratry Karnoldovými. Areál je ceněn jako významný a citlivý architektonický doplněk historického prostředí obce.

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Areál jednopatrové fary se skládá ze tří samostatných objektů; vedle obytné budovy jsou tam i stáje a chlév.

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Historie kostela a fary v Přepeřích je dlouhá několik staletí. Kostel sv. Jakuba Staršího byl založen mezi lety 1340 – 1350. Ve vlastivědné encyklopedii Miscellanea historica regni Bohemiae (Rozmanitostech z historie Království českého) českého jezuity Bohuslava Balbína se nachází zmínka, že zdejší plebánie, tedy přepeřská fara, byla zřízena roku 1344.
Fara byla nejprve katolická, později husitská, potom (koncem 15. století) zůstala bez kněze.

Historie současné budovy

Fara byla postavena v 19. století podle plánů bratrů Karnoldových, což byli vrchnostenští stavitelé rodu Rohanů. Výstavba probíhala v letech 1882–1883, a to v centru obce, na místě bývalé fary z roku 1824. Na objektu je zřetelný vliv slohu novogotického. V areálu se nachází chlév a stáj.

Opravy
Město Turnov na oficiálních stránkách uvádí Přehled vybraných realizovaných akcí v letech 2015-2017;
v čísle 10 v Přepeřích tehdy proběhla II. etapa opravy havarijního krovu a v další fázi byla oprava krovu fary dokončena. Na zajištění materiálu pro dokončení obnovy krovu fary byla v roce 2015 z rozpočtu obce Přepeře poskytnuta neinvestiční dotace.

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While Facebook organizes data around users, Salesforce.com's Chatter offering is organized around customers, opportunities, and solutions. As noted in this Computer World story, Chatter has the immediacy and feel of a Facebook but offers something you don't find in most CRM systems: the latest competitive sales tactics or customer problem solutions.
"Meanwhile, a quarter-billion people are looking at Facebook or LinkedIn or Twitter on a regular basis. All kinds of information is shared quickly and easily. If you want up-to-the-minute information on a topic, you wouldn't go to the New York Times. You'd look at a social networking site. So why would you go to a formal KM system for the latest competitive sales tactics or customer problem solutions?
"Enter Chatter, Salesforce.com's offering that applies social networking metaphors to the problem of collaboration. It has the immediacy and feel of a Facebook, but is organized around customers, opportunities, and solutions rather than 'users.' When somebody at your company updates a relevant document or record in the system (such as a contract or a case), the people who are following (read: are subscribed to) that item are given immediate updates. The moment a problem has been solved, people with interest in related cases are notified. Chatter feeds can automatically generate notifications based on changes in up to 20 fields per object - so notifications can get pretty detailed."


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The protest is being led by Edward Moodie, a community liaison officer employed with the National Infrastructure Development Company (Nidco), the State company that is overseeing the highway construction.
Moodie's role in the protest has been questioned by Local Government and Works and Infrastructure Minister Suruj Rambachan, who said the matter would be discussed at a meeting betwen Nidco and residents to be held on Saturday. However, Moodie has countered that his job was to lobby for the residents, who he said were not being treated equitably.?
Brazilian based Construtora OAS has been given the contract to undertake $7.2 billion project, and the Golconda to Debe segment of the highway is nearing completion.