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Q: Insert an image in mongodb using GridFS i am trying to upload a image in mongoose collection using nodejs & express, first i tried in uploading in temporary folder it's works perfectly. but inserting in to mongoose collection using GridFS query is difficult to me, i familiar to creating schema and insert query. please guide me.
here i giving my server side code for how i uploading file to temporary folder.
exports.uploadimg = function(req, res){
    console.log("c1",req.files);
    console.log("c2",req.files.uploaded_file.originalFilename);
    console.log("c3",req.files.uploaded_file.path);
    fs.readFile(req.files.uploaded_file.path, function (err, data){
        var dirname = "/home/Mel/www/2013/img-folder";
        var newPath = dirname + "/classes/" +   req.files.uploaded_file.originalFilename;
        fs.writeFile(newPath, data, function (err) {
            if(err){
                res.json({'response':"Error"});
            }else {
                res.json({'response':"Saved"});
            }
        });
    });

A: Please checkout following link to find out solution of this question
Storing data stream from POST request in GridFS, express, mongoDB, node.js
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Looking at low income household indebtedness in austerity Britain, Hulya Dagdeviren and Jiayi Balasuriya find that the poorest households have experienced the greatest growth in unsecured debt to income ratio. More importantly, unlike the pre-crisis period when debt reflected a desire 'to keep up with the Joneses', in recent years there has been a rise in debt for essential needs such as rent, food and utilities.
Unsustainable household debt was a major source of instability during the 2008 crisis. A decade after the crisis, one would expect a substantial deleveraging to take place across the economy. This is far from reality in Britain. In 2017, outstanding consumer credit was over £200 billion according to figures from the Bank of England. Longitudinal surveys revealed that while the proportion of households with financial liabilities (excluding mortgages and student loans) declined slightly in recent years and in comparison to the pre-crisis period, average household debt increased by around 43% (see Table 1). It is in fact more common for the unemployed and sick/disabled to be net debtor than employed and retired populations. Unlike the pre-crisis period when low income household debt reflected aspirations for home ownership, under austerity, debt or arrears for essential needs such as rent, food, energy and water account for a significant proportion of low income household indebtedness.
In our recent research we analysed a large and representative sample of UK society extracted from the UK Household Longitudinal Study and its predecessor, the British Household Panel Survey. These surveys, sampled before and after the financial crisis, collected information on debt in 2005-6 and 2012-3 from a total of more than 62,000 respondents and revealed the financial strain of the poorest households.
Compared to wealthier counterparts, low income households have had higher debt to income ratios over the past decade. On average 31% of the respondents reported having unsecured debt. While the unsecured debt of a typical individual in the top 10% income group has always been less than their monthly income, the debt-to-income ratio for the poorest 10% of the population grew from 140% in 2005-6 to 190% in 2012-2013, representing the largest growth in the degree of indebtedness in comparison to other income groups, a few years after austerity programme first rolled out. The proportion of individuals holding debt in the lower income groups also increased after the crisis as opposed to the contraction in the corresponding indicator for most above the average income groups.
Rising demand for debt advice corroborates the intensifying debt pressures amongst low income households. For example, the number of people who received debt advice from StepChange (a leading debt management charity, assisting mostly low income clients) increased six fold within a decade, rising from around 50,000 to 300,000 people between 2006 and 2016. In 2016, the charity was contacted by a record number of nearly 600,000 people for help, together with 3.3 million visits to its website.
An important element of low-income household indebtedness has been arising from difficulties with essential payments rather than the aspiration of households to accumulate assets or to keep up with their wealthier peers. This is reflected by UKHLS data on self-reported difficulties for paying rent or household utility bills. In 2012–13, several years after the austerity measures first rolled out, a greater proportion of the poorest households in the lowest 10% income category had arrears of essential bills. Over a fifth of the UKHLS respondents in that category found it hard to keep up with their housing payments, and around 18% were behind with payments for essential household bills. The rising debt for essential household spending is also confirmed by Citizens Advice and National Audit Office that provided a minimum estimate of £18 billion in personal debt owed to government, utility companies, landlords and housing associations.
The evidence from our research shows that while growth of household indebtedness prior to the crisis may have reflected a desire to accumulate wealth or maintain socially acceptable lifestyles, a different phase of indebtedness has emerged under austerity. The evidence from surveys, debt advice organisations, and interview data shows that low income households have been incurring debt for basic necessities and key services. This underpins the fact that debt is not always accrued from financial providers but also from non-financial companies providing services like water and energy, or local authorities providing social housing.
Note: the above draws on the authors' published work (with Sheila Luz, Ali Malik, and Haider Shah) in New Political Economy.
Hulya Dagdeviren is Professor of Economic Development at the University of Hertfordshire.
Jiayi Balasuriya is Senior Lecturer in Finance at Hertfordshire Business School, University of Hertfordshire.


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Winterfest is celebrating its 10th anniversary. (Photo: www.facebook.com)
From Friday, February 24th through Sunday, March 19th, Winterfest - Live on the Vine, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary, will offer 70 performances that will take place across the East End. The four week, mid-winter music, wine and performing arts festival will feature fantastic performances, delicious eats and sips, and more.
Friday, February 24th:
7 to 10 p.m. - 10th Annual Kickoff Party at Hotel Indigo East End (1830 West Main Street Route 25, Riverhead)
Saturday, February 25th:
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. - Riverhead Farmer's Market (117 East Main Street, Riverhead)
10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Fondue Day at The Village Cheese Shop (105 Love Lane, Mattituck)
12 p.m. - Winterfest Experience Wine Tour
1 to 3 p.m. - Jack Morelli Quartet at Pellegrini Vineyards (23005 Main Road, Cutchogue)
1 to 5 p.m. - Who Are those Guys (Classic Rock) at Long Island Spirits (2182 Sound Avenue, Baiting Hollow)
2 to 6 p.m. - Ricky Roche at Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard (2114 Sound Avenue, Baiting Hollow)
3 to 5 p.m. - Live Music at Palmer Vineyard (5120 Sound Avenue, Riverhead)
4 p.m. - East End Arts' Art Conversation Series with Jonathan Pearlman at Good Ground Yoga (107-5 Montauk Highway, Hampton Bays)
5 to 7 p.m. - Literature & Libations Poetry Reading, followed by wine & cheese reception, at Southampton Inn (91 Hill Street, Southampton)
7 to 9 p.m. - Live Jazz Concert at Harmony Vineyards (169 Harbor Road, Saint James)
7 to 9 p.m. - Red, White and Blues Band at Clovis Point Vineyard and Winery (1935 Main Road, Jamesport)
7 to 10 p.m. - Danny Kean at Bistro 72 (1830 West Main Street Route 25, Riverhead)
7 to 10 p.m. - Bakithi Kumalo - Album Release and Concert - at Hotel Indigo East End (1830 West Main Street Route 25, Riverhead)
8 p.m. - Million Dollar Quartet at Suffolk Theater (118 East Main Street, Riverhead)
Sunday, February 26th:
1 to 3 p.m. - Unraveling Méthode Champenoise: Winery & Varietal Tour & Tasting at Sparkling Pointe Vineyard (39750 County Road 48, Southold)
1 to 3 p.m. - R&B/Soul by Danny Kean and Friends at Pellegrini Vineyard (23005 Main Road, Cutchogue)
1 to 3 p.m. - Cabernet Franc Vertical Tasting at Bedell Cellars (36225 Main Road, Cutchogue)
1:30 to 5:30 p.m. - Acoustic Soul at Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard (2114 Sound Avenue, Baiting Hollow)
3 to 5 p.m. - East End Arts' Artist Reception at Jamesport Manor Inn (370 Manor Lane, Riverhead)
For more information, visit longislandwinterfest.com.
Nicole is the Editor-in-Chief of Hamptons.com where she focuses on lifestyle, nightlife, and mixology. She grew up in the Hamptons and currently resides in Water Mill.	 www.hamptons.com NicoleBarylski NicoleBarylski
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Kilchoman ( kil-KHOM -ən o  kil-HOM -ən;   [kʲʰiːʎ ˈxɔmɛɲ]) es un pequeño asentamiento y parroquia en la isla escocesa de Islay, en las Hébridas Interiores, dentro del consejo unitario de Argyll and Bute .

Asentamiento

El asentamiento de Kilchoman consta de un pequeño número de casas reunidas alrededor de la iglesia del siglo XIX, un poco más arriba de la playa y las dunas de Machir Bay, "conocida localmente como Kilchoman Beach o Machrie Beach". El sitio es antiguo y se remonta a la cristianización temprana de la costa de Argyll. La iglesia actual fue construida en 1827 para servir a una gran comunidad que desde entonces ha desaparecido. Dejó de utilizarse como lugar de culto en 1977. Antes de 1827, una iglesia medieval se encontraba en la ubicación de la iglesia ahora en ruinas y antes de eso, allí se encontraba una capilla que data de aún más temprano. El cementerio que rodea la iglesia contiene muchas esculturas medievales y renacentistas, y una notable cruz alta, la Cruz de Kilchoman, que data del siglo XIV o XV. El escultor de la cruz pertenecía a la Iona School.

Cerca del asentamiento hay otro cementerio, el cementerio militar de Kilchoman, mantenido por la Commonwealth War Graves Commission . Este contiene los restos de las víctimas del hundimiento del HMS Otranto en 1918.

A poca distancia al este se encuentra la Kilchoman Distillery.

Las chovas se reproducen en el área de tierras de cultivo alrededor del asentamiento y en la costa sur de Loch Gorm,  representan alrededor del 10 % de la población de esta vulnerable ave en las Islas Británicas .

Parroquia de Kilchoman
La parroquia cubre la parte oeste de la isla de Islay, cubriendo los Rinns de Islay, y el área alrededor y al norte de Loch Gorm, y limita al este con Loch Gruinart y Loch Indaal para un área total de alrededor de 100 millas cuadradas (250 km 2 ).  Por lo tanto, incluye los asentamientos de Ardnave, Bruichladdich, Claddach, Conisby, Kilchiaran, Kilnave, Nerabus, Port Charlotte, Portnahaven y Port Wemyss.

Véase también
 Lista de edificios catalogados en Kilchoman, Argyll and Bute

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos

 Piedras talladas de la parroquia de Kilchoman . Una cuenta de 1885
 Kilchoman en el blog de historia de Islay

Referencias

Localidades de las Hébridas Interiores

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William E. Frazer to Abraham Lincoln, November 12, 1859, Cookstown, PA, Abraham Lincoln Papers at the Library of Congress, http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/alhtml/malhome.html.
I thank you for your interesting letter of the 1 inst, allthough it is non committal it affords me much pleasure to know that you would aquiesce if the American Republican Party should so elect. I have recently returned from a trip to New York[,] Philadelphia, and intermediate points from there to Pittsburgh, and there never was more perfect harmony existed on the part of those with whome I Conversed than there is on the ticket allready presented to you. Wy Sir it would go like an avelanch. Since the Humbug insurection at Harpers Ferry, I presume Mr Seward will not be urged, and that was the only name, that like Mordacai in the Gate, that could weaken the claim of Simon Cameron.
I labour under great disadvantages in our present Correspondence, being a stranger to you, but I hope the sincerity of my intentions, to serve the interests of our Party will be all the apolegy that will be required. Permit me to refer you to Mr Cameron, Ex Govenor [Governor] Pollock or to any Member of the State Senate from 1855 to /58. What I desire to effect by this is to secure your Confidence so we may have a mutual exchange of thought from time to time with a view of promoteing the great interests of a party whose existence is as dear to us as our own. As for my Self I have become sattisfyed with Public life I have passed through nearly three score years of life but I feel as ardent for our Cause as ever and work as hard for the success of my Friends as I ever did in my life in short I expect to devote my working hours allmost exclusively to that end -- at least till the assemblying of our great National Convention in the year of the Lord 1860. If the ticket sugested should receive the nominations, the election is as Certain as a mathematical demonstration. Will you be so kind as to address me at your Convenience, and be assured that all will be in safe keeping in my hands on the Square. If these things are not realized the sin will not rest at my door. We have an Editor in Brownsville a staunch Republican by the name of Seth L Hurd formerly from New England, one of the best stump speakers in the State, he will start for that region in a few weeks he told me yesterday his purpose is to stir up his old Chums for the ticket named. in short every thing pertaining looks fine and I think must succeede.
P S If you have a Photograph Ambrotype, or Lithograph, Likeness of yourself, I would be pleased to hang it up by the Side of our mutual Friend, the Hon Simon Cameron's, it would grattify many of your warm Friends here that have never had the pleasure of seeing you.
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Movement Screening and Strength Training For Running
Event Objectives
Event Outline
Venue and Travel
Saturday, 07 October 2017 08:45 - 17:30 (GMT)
Chelsea & Westminster Hospital
Physiotherapy Gym
Outpatient Physiotherapy Dept. (Ground Floor)
369 Fulham Road
SW10 9NH
Do you want to reduce the injury risk of your runners?
Do you want to improve their performance following rehab?
Participation in running is at an all time high. Running however, is a high-risk activity with an injury rate, ranging from 50 – 85 % during any 12 month period. Integrating Strength training in the rehabilitation of runners can REDUCE injury risk and IMPROVE performance.
This highly practical course will give you the skills and knowledge to integrate movement screening and strength training tools in the rehabilitation of injured runners. This course provides a unique opportunity to integrate an evidence based approach to injury prevention and performance enhancement in the management of running injuries.
You will explore common biomechanical deficits found in injured runners, using validated movement screening tools and be provided with an overview of utilising strength training for prevention of overuse injuries in runners.
There will be a particular focus on functional screening and movement analysis to guide exercise prescription and progression. Various training models and exercise regimes (Single leg training, Posterior Chain Strength, Hip Stabilisation, Dynamic Core Strength training) will be explored with a special emphasis on practical application and current research trends in the prevention of overuse injuries.
The course has been designed for physiotherapists, osteopaths, sports therapists, running coaches, personal trainers and other health care professionals who are involved in the management of running injuries.
Understand common biomechanical and movement pattern dysfunction of injured runners
Develop practical skills for functional assessment and movement analysis in runners for risk stratification and to guide exercise progression.
Explore important strength training principles and safe exercise prescription of advanced exercises and integrate evidence based injury prevention tools as part of lower limb rehabilitation in runners
Develop practical skills and clinical reasoning processes to apply strength training methods in the late stage rehab of runners with practical case studies
Note: Each activity will consist of theoretical and practical components. Please bring shorts to the course for the practical sessions. Pre-reading articles will be sent before the course.
Movement Screening & Strength Training for Runners
Registration (8.45 to 9.00) (There will be short breaks in the morning and afternoon)
AM (09.00 to 12.25)
Overview of Running Injuries and Update on Current Research
Functional Screening and Movement Analysis
Practical - Runners Readiness Scale
Practical - Movement Screening ( Core Tests)
Practical - Dynamic Differentiation Tests
Principles of Strength Training (Theory and Exercise Prescription)
Lunch (12.25 to 1)
PM (1 to 5pm)
Evidence based Injury Prevention for Runners
Practical Strength, Hip Stabilisation, Dynamic Core Strength Exercises
Corrective Exercises – Movement Patterning
Functional Strength Training for Runners
Hip Stabilisation Exercises
Dynamic Core Strength Training
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Glen Robbins (MSc MMACP MCSP HPC)
Prior to training as a Physiotherapist Glen worked in the fitness industry as a trainer for gyms and sports teams. He qualified as a Physiotherapist from the University of Keele in 2005. He spent his first 2 years working for a busy MSK private clinic in Iceland, before returning to the NHS and completing his MSc in Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy at the University of Hertfordshire.
Since then he has worked primarily in private clinics and sports injury clinics in and around the London area and opened his own clinic, Hemel Physio, based in Hertfordshire in 2013. At his Clinic he has treated Olympic level athletes and professional sportsmen but he also still maintains an NHS caseload 1 day per week. A large percentage of his private caseload is made up of recreational and club level endurance runners, particularly marathon runners.
Glen's main passions are manual therapy, functional movement screening, injury prevention and exercise prescription. He has mentored and trained many therapists in manual therapy and is involved in the creation and development of strengthphysio.com, an online CPD training portal for physiotherapists, personal trainers and health professionals.
Glen has a particular interest in the lower limb and started teaching on evidence based injury prevention in runners, integrating strength and conditioning with the rehab of runners and Assessment and treatment of the Hip in 2012.
Further information on Glen can be found at: www.hemelphysio.co.uk
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Benoy Mathew (MSc MAACP MCSP HPC)
Ben qualified as a physiotherapist in 1998 and has worked extensively in hospital, private practice and sporting settings within Asia, Middle East and the UK. Having specialised in musculoskeletal care, he works as an MSK Extended Scope Practitioner in the NHS and also in private practice.
He has developed special interest in treating complex lower limb pathologies, running injuries and chronic hip and groin patients. Majority of his private caseload is made up of recreational runners and overuse lower limb injuries. He is also involved in training and designing screening programmes for various client groups in private practice.
Ben has completed his masters in advanced physiotherapy from the University of Hertfordshire in 2014 and was the national winner for the highest scoring candidate of the society of orthopaedic medicine registration examination and was the recipient of Saunders prize for 2011.
Clinically, he deals with complex patients referred by GPs and for a second opinion on failed patients by other therapists. Ben loves a challenge, and enjoys treating hip and groin patients and overuse running injuries. He is passionate about application of research in clinical practice and is involved in regular teaching nationwide on multiple lower limb courses.
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All stations are a 15–20 minute walk.
Fulham Broadway—District Line Earls Court—Piccadilly and District Lines South Kensington—Piccadilly, District and Circle Lines Gloucester Road—Piccadilly, District and Circle Lines Rail
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Local bus routes
Fulham Road:
14—from South Kensington or Fulham Broadway
414—from South Kensington or Fulham Broadway
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King's Road:
11—from Fulham Broadway
22—from Putney Common Redcliffe Gardens (southbound)/Finborough Road (northbound):
328—from Earls Court
C3—from Earls Court or Clapham Junction
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The car park becomes very busy during the day and spaces are not guaranteed. Therefore, please allow additional time if you intend to drive. There are also Pay and Display spaces on the streets near the hospital.
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The minimum charge of £3.00 for up to 1 hour applies daily from 8am–7pm. This charge is reduced to £1.00 for up to 1 hour from 7pm–8am. There is also a maximum stay of 24 hours which incurs a charge of £40. Lost tickets will incur a charge of £40. The Trust cannot accept liability for loss or damage caused to vehicles or contents while parked within the car park.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a Level 1 Travel Health Notice for Benin due to COVID-19.
Benin has resumed most transportation options (including airport operations) and business operations (including day cares and schools), although land borders remain closed to most travelers. Other improved conditions have been reported in Benin.
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See the U.S. Embassy's web page regarding COVID-19.
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Extremist groups have carried out attacks in areas of Burkina Faso adjacent to Benin's northern border, near Parks Pendjari and W and adjacent hunting zones. Attacks may occur with little or no warning. Western tourists have been kidnapped in Park Pendjari, in northern Benin.
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Interview with Burt Reynolds
March 17, 2011 by Mike Gencarelli 4 Comments
Burt Reynolds is a true Hollywood legend. He has been in almost 100 feature films and has over 300 television episodes credits to date. He is known for his roles in "Smokey and the Bandit", "Deliverance", "The Longest Yard", "The Cannonball Run" and "Boogie Nights", just to name a few. This month Burt is attending and doing a Q&A at TCM's Road to Hollywood screening of "Smokey and the Bandit" on Wednesday, March 23th at the Tampa Theater in Tampa, FL. Movie Mikes had a chance to chat with Burt about him working on "Smokey and the Bandit" and dug up some good stories from the film.
Mike Gencarelli: "Smokey and the Bandit" is loved by many generations, how do you feel it holds up with audiences today?
Burt Reynolds: It holds up great. I was worried about that myself. I thought how is the new audience, cause they have seen it all…heard it all…done it all now, going to go back to this time…which is the age of innocence. For some reason, it is kind of like when you watch "Stagecoach". They have gotten a more sophisticated way of shooting a western. but you still know when you are watching that film, that were are watching something that has never been done before. When you watch "Smokey", you are watching people do things with a camera inside of car, that nobody has ever done before. It is like having a baby in a taxicab, it was amazing.
MG: In 1977 you began a long professional partnership with Hal Needham with "Smokey and the Bandit." Did you know while making it that you had a hit on your hands?
BR: We had no idea. How could you know the proportion of what it was going to do in terms of box office…the slice of the pie. You had "Star Wars" and then "Smokey and the Bandit". The car chases that we were going to spawn. The fact that Gleason's career was coming to an end as Mr. Television on one side and starting again in movies. Obviously, there were many other films he did that were just as good or better. His career didn't jump start with us but it helped it in another direction. Sally was on her way to becoming one the greatest actresses of our time, I think and Jerry Reed was just phenomenal.
MG: Did you find it difficult working with the improv on the set?
BR: No, because I was born and raised under that. I came from that whole second city kind of working. I loved the improvisation. With Jerry, you had to be ready to spin off in every direction. In every single take he never matched and it drove the script girl crazy. He couldn't remember anything that fast and she couldn't keep up with him anyway. By the time she had written down what he had done with his hands…he was doing something with his feet. Between that, Gleason and a little tardy everyone now and then…it was pretty insane. The only person that could do all that and keep some kind of sanity and control was Hal. He had been used to juggling those life and death situations. Even though this wasn't life and death…if was pretty close to it, in terms of comedy and stunt.
Q: How was it working with Dom Deluise and Jackie Gleason?
BR: They were the best and can't be replaced. Everyday was wonderful. I do not remember a single time that they didn't make me laugh. They were easy marks too to make them laugh. Then when we all got the giggles…it was a wrap. The entire crew was finished for the day. We had so much fun. Usually that doesn't transfer to the screen when you are having that much fun. This was one of those rare times, we all knew we weren't making "The Conversationalist". We thought that if we could pull it off, then the audience might have as much fun as we did and could twist a few funny bones.
Q: Did you do a lot of your own stunts for "Smokey and the Bandit"?
BR: I did a lot of things that were insane and crazy. Not for the money though, it was mostly for the fun.
Q: Do you feel that any of today's car films capture the magic of "Smokey and the Bandit"?
BR: Well I would hate to think that we spawn the entire idea of a car case. I think before "Smokey", it wasn't an entire three act play about the car chase. In that particular film, we were never out of the cars. It was kind of amazing that they were able to do that and make it work. You can't reinvent the wheel…but we did a pretty good job of it. In terms of what they do now, what happens is that they are taking more and more chances…dangerous chances. It never translates to the screen…the danger. Usually the more dangerous the stunt, you can't see it on film and nobody really gets it until you have 138 edits to bring it together. If you really are that good, they you are Hitchcock and you are not conscious of how many edits there are. That is the difference between someone that really knows action like Hal (Needham). Hal has been the highest paid stunt man in the world and had done every great stunt picture up until then. He knew how to make that work and then the other ingredients were (Jackie) Gleason, Jerry Reed and Sally (Field), of course.
Q: What was it about Hal Needham that appealed to you to work together so much?
BR: I think what Hal has, that I think everyone feels when they meet him, is this sureness. Howard Hawks had it and obviously all of great directors who had the power had it. He also had, there was a sense of danger about Hal, not to be cliched about what he did. He really did laugh it off. Men, women, children…everybody found him fascinating. He lived life right on the edge and I found that fun to be around. Also there was a certain cockiness, like a quarterback when you have no time on the clock…he is looking at your smiling and saying "Yeah, we are gonna score". He has this feeling about him and I liked that feeling. I liked being around it and the whole sense of we are all going to do this together whether we crash and burn or not.
Q: Was there any issues during the production for "Smokey"?
BR: Not one. Not a hitch in the giddy up anywhere. In fact we kept waiting for the other shoe to drop, we thought it was going too well. I mean I remember the first day of shooting, Hal and I looked at each other at 2pm in the afternoon and he said "Well, we already have all the shots" and I said "Yeah, I know partner…let's go home". We did that every other afternoon. Everybody was scratching there heads but after a while, you can only shoot so many shots of highway going by. You have to move on.
Q: What is your opinion on the action genre today? Is it getting too overproduced and is it losing its emotional attachment it once gained with audiences?
BR: That is a good question, I think what we have almost forgotten how to do is act with our gut…gut and a little cerebral. We have discussed it to the point where we need to stop discussing it. We are going to talk ourself into getting laid and then talk ourselves right out of it. Just do it and roll it. That is the thing about Needham that we were attracted to and that is what makes those kind of films work. They put you right on the edge. I remember him during the rehearsal, "Gleason…what is he going to say…oh Christ he is having another drink…oh shit…here we go…is Sally ok?..Sally is ok…Jerry is crazy…here we go…ok let's do it". We are shooting in a car for Christ sake for 90% of the movie, how do you pull that off? Well some people can, but nobody gets credit for it until the movie is over. You know it works on the film in a gut level, but you don't know why it works. Nobody is going to give anybody credit for it on that level anyway. On that level, it is just works so don't try and figure it out… just enjoy it.
Q: What would you say is your biggest accomplishment in your career?
BR: Well, I think my major accomplishment is that I am still here. It is pretty scary when you think about it. The chances of my being around now 50 years ago were zero and none. Now that I am around and we are talking in a civilized manor here, we are not talking about "The Conversationalist", we are talking about "Smokey and the Bandit". We are talking about a tiny sliver of the pie of what encompasses the entire canvas of film. It is a sliver. But in that sliver that film has had it effects on everyone, in the sense that it bumped up against "Star Wars" and it did alright! It took on the big boys and never once bitched or complained. It just took them on.
Q: Do you still have any of the Trans Ams that Pontiac gave to you?
BR: Yeah I do…I got one right downstairs in fact. I think in the middle of night of me and car driving around town and having people say "Look at that poor bastard, he has really gone over the edge" [laughs].
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4 Replies to "Interview with Burt Reynolds"
paula d says:
great stuff !-great memories !
Mike Smith says:
Great job! I was a theatre usher when "Smokey and the Bandit" opened. We played it for 27 weeks. Burt is right, "Smokey" was the 2nd highest grossing film in 1977 behind "Star Wars."
Noel Oney says:
Best interview ever… Awesome…
Bruce LaFountain says:
I had the honor of having Burt & some of his best friends to my home in Santa Fe, NM. He was a totally generous & kind in spirit. I was at the time a young Native American sculptor. To have shared that moment with Burt will always be a high light in my life..Thank you Mr. Reynolds
Bruce LaFountain


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Unique Hvar Sports
From "Dalmatian Baseball" to Palm Seed World Championships
One of the joys of long-term living on a gorgeous island of Hvar is that one slowly gets to know its hidden local secrets and traditions. Did you know for example that the island has its very own Hvar sports, including a World Championship, that even many locals do not know about?
Hvar has made great progress in recent years positioning itself as an adventure tourism destination – sailing, kayaking, climbing, hiking and cycling to name but five, but if you want to catch something truly unique, learn more about two rather unique sports, which appear to be very local to Hvar, zoga falo and plojke.
Sometimes called 'Dalmatian baseball' is an attempt to explain it, zoga falo is a traditional Dalmatian game which is played only certain parts of the island these days – most notably in the village of Svirce, but also in Vrisnik and occasionally in Velo Grablje on special occasions, as well as sometimes on the island of Brac.
There is said to be just one survivor of the times when zoga falo was popular over 50 years ago, and he is now in his nineties. The tradition has been continued by a younger generation and involved two teams on opposite sides of a Dalmatian square going back and forth with a small hard ball, but using their bare hands. The roofs of the square's houses all seem to be part of the court, and you can get a little bit of a flavour of the action at atmosphere in the video below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2X6D1YAxvw
The best time to catch a game of zoga falo is at the annual Bogdanusa Evening wine festival in the village of Svirce, which started 6 years ago. A delightful evening of wine, song, history and tradition, a tradition which includes a game of this unusual sport.
Before tourism arrived on the island, life was harsh, and locals struggled to find enough to eat, never mind have money for luxuries. As such, people had to use their imagination and whatever resources they could find for their entertainment. Which is probably the explanation behind the sport called plojke.
All you need to get started is a smooth piece of stone with a back wall (a window ledge is ideal) and 14 palm tree seeds. A game for two, each player places his seeds at the back wall of the ledge on his/her half of the window, then takes it in turns to try and dislodge the opponent's seeds by sliding a stone across the ledge. The first to get rid of his opponent's seeds is the winner.
As you can see from the video below, plojke was taken seriously enough for Hvar to host the first Plojke World Championships in 2010. The best place to catch a game is the town loggia, just next the main square. If you look closely at the stonework under the ledges, you will notice that there is a very smooth ledge and stonework which has been chipped away under the window. What may look like an act of vandalism is actually proof of decades of competitive contesting of one of Hvar's most ancient and little-known sports.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVRUkIY3JbU
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The Science New Wave celebrates scientific storytelling, exploring the gray zone between science and film.
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Molly Murphy
Molly Murphy is an animator filmmaker based in Los Angeles. By day, she works as a lead animator for Everyday Speech making kids educational videos related to meditation and social emotional learning. By night, she makes indie films. Many of her films center around scientific subjects. She comes to Labocine and the Imagine Science festival with her short animation A HOLE (2020). Awarded a Sloan Grant in 2018, the film is about a billionaire and surfer responding to a black hole apocalypse in different ways. She is currently writing narration for a short film directed by indie animator Jeron Braxton. The film is about the latest research cruise the team went out on and introduces some of the carbon removal technologies they are developing...
Nate Dorr
The city is a many-layered ecosystem, but much of it remains hidden from casual observation. My work seeks out discontinuities, fault lines, and interstitial spaces, all the places where the unseen city springs unexpectedly into view and deep interactions between architecture, environment, history, and socioeconomic systems may be more readily observed. Such places may include shifting or climate-change-destabilized coastlines, disused infrastructure, intentionally concealed seats of power and control, and even the spontaneous wild refuge of an abandoned lot. The same forces and complexly mixed meanings can be observed in any natural or unnatural landscape upon which humans have exerted their influence, but the density of urban zones has an especially concentrating and clarifying effect.
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David Alvarado & Jason Sussberg
Structure Films is a zygote-to-apoptosis (soup-to-nuts) cinematic production company, excelling in pre-production, feature film production, and world-class post-production. We are filmmakers who tell stories about some of the most fascinating and relevant personalities in science, health, nature, and technology. We are passionate about creating gripping, character-driven narratives that aspire to change the world for the better. We recognize that science is the greatest tool for understanding life, the cosmos, and the evidence-based world we inhabit. Based out of New York & San Francisco, Structure Films was founded by directing duo David Alvarado and Jason Sussberg who met at Stanford University while they were getting their M.F.A.s in Documentary Filmmaking.
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I'm a documentary filmmaker and educator currently based in North Carolina. I make expressionistic films on a range of contemporary and historic subjects. These include the personal essay film, AN ENCOUNTER WITH SIMONE WEIL (IDFA 2010), and, most recently, PUSHED UP THE MOUNTAIN (Wild & Scenic 2021), a poetic and emotionally intimate film about plants and the people who care for them. My first foray into making films about science was as a Filmmaker-in-Residence at Stanford University's Center for Biomedical Ethics. While there, I collaborated with a physician/filmmaker on a documentary series (WORLDS APART) about health disparities in the US healthcare system. PUSHED UP THE MOUNTAIN is my second major attempt. In it, I set out to make plant biology and nature conservation compelling and accessible to a non-scientific audience. In my other life, I teach documentary filmmaking at UNC–Chapel Hill.
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Kathryn Karaoglu Hamilton, aka Sister Sylvester, is an artist and self-taught microbiologist making work in New York and Istanbul. As Sister Sylvester she creates essayistic performances that use first hand research, found documents, animals and technology to make cross species collaborations and cyborg theater. She is a current resident at ONX studio, a new media workspace created by the Onassis foundation and The New Museum in NYC; a 2019 Macdowell Fellow; an alumnus of the Public Theater Devised Theater Working Group, and Public Theater New Works program. Recent work includes ARK: Shadow Time, at Kiraathane Istanbul, as part of Protocinema's multi-city exhibition, A Few In Many Places; The Eagle and The Tortoise, at National Sawdust, NYC; The Fall, Yale University, and Under The Radar, NYC; Three Rooms, Shubbak Festival/Arcola, London; Bozar, Brussels; Frascati, Amsterdam; Recent video work has shown at MoCA Toronto, 601Artspace NYC, MUTEK festival and Humboldt University, Berlin. She teaches a bio-hacking performance class, The School of Genetically Modified Theater, and has taught that and other master classes at Colorado College, Princeton, UCCS, Columbia University, Bogazici, Istanbul. Her work has been reviewed by Artforum, The New York Times, The New Yorker, Performance Art Journal, Telerama, and she spent the years 2013-15 in disguise as a french diplomat in New York.
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Noah Hutton
Noah Hutton is a writer and director of documentary and narrative films. He was nominated for the 2021 Independent Spirit Award for Best First Screenplay for Lapsis, a sci-fi feature he wrote, directed, scored, and edited, which premiered in the narrative feature competition at SXSW 2020 and was acquired by Film Movement for theatrical release in 2021. In 2020 he completed In Silico, a ten-year documentary begun in 2009 and supported by Sandbox Films and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation about a ten-year project to simulate the human brain on supercomputers. Previously he directed the documentary features Deep Time (SXSW 2015) and Crude Independence (SXSW 2009).
Peter Galison
Peter Galison is the Pellegrino University Professor of the History of Science and of Physics at Harvard University. In 1997 Galison was awarded a John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Fellowship; won a 1998 Pfizer Award (for Image and Logic) as the best book that year in the History of Science; in 1999 received the Max Planck and Humboldt Stiftung Prize, and in 2018, the Abraham Pais Award in the History of Physics. His other books include How Experiments End (1987), Einstein's Clocks, Poincaré's Maps (2003), and Objectivity (with Lorraine Daston, 2007). Among his films are Ultimate Weapon: The H-bomb Dilemma (with Pamela Hogan); with Robb Moss, he directed and produced Secrecy, which premiered at Sundance (2008), and, also, Containment (2015), about the need to guard radioactive materials for the 10,000 year future. Galison has collaborated with South African artist, William Kentridge, on a multi-screen installation, "The Refusal of Time" (2012) and an associated chamber opera, Refuse the Hour. On digital matters: he co-directs Critical Media Practice (training a new generation of Ph.D. students to work with digital media) and the Film Study Center, both at Harvard.He is a co-founder of the Black Hole Initiative, an interdisciplinary center for the study of these most extreme objects. His current research is on the history and philosophy of black holes and, in a second project, on the changing relation of technology to the self.


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Jetta Makes U.S. Premiere On Jimmy Kimmel Live
The Liverpool-born soulful singer Jetta made her U.S. TV debut Friday night live on Jimmy Kimmel, performing "Feels Like Coming Home" from her new...
Mötley Crüe perform on Jimmy Kimmel
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Opinion March 27, 2019
Legislators must address Alzheimer's epidemic
On April 2, Montanans will join hundreds of other Alzheimer's advocates from across the country in our nation's capitol, meeting with Senator Daines, Senator Tester and Congressman Gianforte. The resounding message will again be loud and clear:...
By Ron Stoneberg Opinion February 27, 2019
What does sustainable ranching mean?
Have you noticed that 'sustainability' is the latest buzz word related to ranching? Ever wonder what they are talking about? I have attended several workshops and read many articles in an attempt to determine what they mean by 'sustainable...
By DAVE LEWIS Opinion September 12, 2018
We're all going to pay if I-185 passes
The corporations bankrolling Initiative 185 want you to believe that only tobacco corporations will pay if their initiative passes. That's simply not true. I-185 will create a huge, new permanent appropriation in the state budget without providing...
By Sean Gerrity Opinion August 23, 2017
Public Access and Hunting on American Prairie Reserve in 2017
As fall approaches, American Prairie Reserve (APR) is getting inquiries about 2017 hunting opportunities on APR's private lands. The following outlines this year's plans and how they relate to our long-term goals. Our year-to-year hunting plans a...
By Sen. Mike Lang Opinion July 12, 2017
Innovation key to future of our ag economy
Big changes are occurring in the fields and prairies of Montana. For the first time since 2003, the state's ranchers may be delivering their beef across the Pacific to China and the new agriculture secretary is taking the reins. With one eye on...
By Dorothy Bradley and Bob Brown Opinion November 23, 2016
When politics weren't so political
We began our service in the Montana legislature forty-six years ago when political differences were as real and sharp as they are today, but when the practice of politics wasn't as political. Then there were old New Dealers who represented a viewpo...
By Lesley Robinson Opinion October 5, 2016
Fighting for Montana's Share
I serve as a commissioner in a county where nearly 50 percent of the land is federally owned. There are some Montana counties, such as Mineral and Sanders Counties, where the federal government owns more than 80 percent of the lands. While we all...
By Terry L. Anderson Opinion September 7, 2016
The Insatiable Thirst for Access
The Insatiable Thirst for Access By Terry L. Anderson When the Montana Supreme Court issued its decision regarding access for floating the Dearborn and Beaverhead Rivers in 1984, no one could have imagined the battles that would ensue over the next...
By Ronna Alexander Opinion May 11, 2016
New federal employment rules will be a big change for Montana employers
A new set of rules being promulgated by the United States Department of Labor (DOL) has the potential to cause a major shift in the employment structure for most Montana employers. Unfortunately, it's a change that many don't yet know is coming....
Opinion December 2, 2015
Governors have no teeth in refugee debate
Governor Steve Bullock says he will look favorably on Middle Eastern refugees settling in Montana unless there are concerns about them posing a threat to our safety. Other Governors have also made their opinions known regarding Middle Eastern...
Reducing pollution does not threaten the Montana economy
NorthWestern Energy (NWE) recently forecast that federal efforts to stabilize our climate by reducing the amount of carbon pollution are bound to do significant and permanent damage to the Montana economy. In NWE's scare story, the only way that Mo...
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Labgaz offers a variety of pure gases that are required throughout the various research institutions, pharmaceutical, petrochemical and related industries. Typical applications include chromatography carrier gases, continuous analyzer gases and sample purging.
Labgaz offers many types of pure gases available in containers ranging from small, non-refillable cylinders to cryogenic liquid containers. Bulk gas delivery is available within Labgaz service. Pure gas quality is assured by Labgaz strict adherence to ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management Standard( view certificate).
Acetylene is a highly combustible gas composed of carbon and hydrogen. It is used as a fuel gas in the oxyacetylene welding process. An alternate definition is a fuel gas comprising two carbon atoms and two hydrogen atoms, C2H2. If acetylene is compressed on its own, it can lead to a highly exothermic reaction. For this reason, acetylene is supplied dissolved in acetone. Acetylene cylinders are made of a porous material capable of storing the acetone-acetylene solution.
Compressed air is a mixture of Nitrogen and Oxygen filled in high pressure cylinders. While Air does not burn, it does supply oxygen necessary for combustion. Compressed air is used in both industrial and medical applications.
Argon is a colorless and odorless monatomic gas with a density relative to air of 1.38. Its chemical symbol is Ar. Argon's most useful property is its total inertness to all substances at all temperatures and pressures. It is most widely used as shielding gas in arc welding.
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is a nonflammable, colorless, odorless, non-toxic and slightly acidic gas. CO2 is a simple asphyxiant (lack of oxygen) and is approximately one and one-half times heavier than air.
Carbon dioxide has unique characteristics as it can exist in three forms: gas, liquid and solid (dry ice). CO2 can be filled one container at a time by weight into cylinders or liquid cans. These containers can be modified to allow either gaseous or liquid use of carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is typically stored in refrigerated liquid or vacuum jacketed tanks. These characteristics lend themselves to CO2's multitude of uses.
Carbon Monoxide is a gas used in testing and calibration applications.
Helium (He) is an inert gas and a member of the rare gas family. At room temperature and atmospheric pressure, helium is a colorless, odorless and tasteless. Gaseous helium is commonly shipped in cylinders at pressures between 2,000 to 2,600 psi. In liquid form, helium is shipped in vacuum insulated non-metal (aluminum) dewars at very low pressure. Helium is: a simple asphyxiant, colorless, odorless, tasteless, non-toxic, nonflammable, and lighter than air.
Cryogenic helium is used extensively in laboratories and MRI units at hospitals. Helium is also used extensively in the welding industry as an inert shielding gas for arc welding. It is also used in mixtures of neon and argon for electronic tubes and the familiar neon signs.
Helium is also used in laboratories as a leak detector, as a temperature standard, and as a carrier gas in gas chromatography . Mixtures of helium and oxygen are used as a diving gas for divers working under high pressures (created during low-depth diving).
Use the chart below to estimate the required cylinder size needed for balloon filling capacity.
Composed of a single proton and a single electron, hydrogen is the simplest and most abundant element in the universe. It is estimated that 90% of the visible universe is composed of hydrogen. Hydrogen is a commercially important element. Large amounts of hydrogen are combined with nitrogen from the air to produce ammonia (NH3) through a process called the Haber process. Hydrogen is also added to fats and oils, such as peanut oil, through a process called hydrogenation. Liquid hydrogen is used in the study of superconductors and, when combined with liquid oxygen, makes an excellent rocket fuel.
Methane is a fuel gas and a member of the paraffins family. It is the simplest hydrocarbon molecule, comprising one carbon atom and four hydrogen atoms, CH4.
Nitrogen (N2) is an inert gas. At room temperature and atmospheric pressure, Nitrogen is colorless, odorless, and tasteless. Nitrogen is commonly shipped in cylinders at pressures between 2,000 to 2,600 psi. In liquid form, it is shipped in vacuum liquid can containers at pressures ranging from 22 to 600 psi.
Nitrous Oxide (N2O) is a clear, colorless, oxidizing liquefied gas with a slightly sweet odor. The product is stable and inert at room temperature. The U. S. Department of Transportation classifies nitrous oxide as a non-flammable gas. Nitrous Oxide will support combustion and can detonate at temperatures in excess of 650° C (1202° F).
Over 80 percent of the Nitrous Oxide market is used as an analgesic property in the medicine/dentist industry.
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At room temperature and atmospheric pressure, oxygen is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas. It is pale blue when liquid or solid. Gaseous oxygen is commonly shipped in cylinders at pressures between 2,000 to 2,600 psi. In liquid form, oxygen is shipped in vacuum insulated liquid can containers at pressures ranging from 22 to 600 psi.
Sulfur hexafluoride, SF6, is a colorless gas soluble in alcohol and ether. It is slightly soluble in water and sublimes at -64°C. It is a non-flammable liquefied compressed gas filled in high pressure cylinders.


The estuary at the mouth of the Columbia River is a diverse and vulnerable ecosystem. Home to a multiplicity of fish, plants, animals, and birds, the area is also vital to the people who live and work in the riverside communities. The economy and ecology of the region rely on one another, and both benefit from commtiments to sustainability.
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The registry refers to a nonexistent java runtime environment installation or the runtime is corrupt. The system cannot find the file specified"
I've uninstalled and reinstalled the latest java and tried both .exes.
This is happening for me too. I would really appreciate it if someone were to help us.
I tried all that. Still is not working for me.
It downloaded the recommended version, but it then informed me that it is incompatible with 64-bit windows. What should I do?
Minecraft still will not run.
The installation failed due to a DLL error. Gosh-dangit, this is bizarre.
Bumping for a solution, I am experiencing the same problem.
Exactly same thing is happening to me. It's also making it unable to open and download other programs.
I"ll go to the Java page to download the newest Java and I'll get an error telling me "The registry refers to a nonexistent Java Runtime Environment installation or the runtime is corrupt. The system cannot find the file specified". I do the Java check to see if Java is running and Firefox prompts me to download JRE, which I can't. I go to uninstall Java and I get the same error.
Since I can't open some other files, Shimeji for example, I'm assuming it's the Windows Installer. From the Windows Installer page, none of the versions seem to work on my computer.
I hope that helps anyone with this problem.
anyone else think a creeper nested in java?
In Oracles attempt to make Java more "User friendly" They no longer let you choose the version of Java you want. They choose for you. It was incredibly hard to find the 64 bit version of the jre. In fact I don't think that the Java site has a direct link at all.
I had to get a version uploaded to CNET.
Simply download this and install it and your minecraft executable should run fine.
2) Open the Ubuntu Software Center and search for "OpenJDK". Install the first result. Alternatively, open the terminal and type in "sudo apt-get install default-java"
When i do that verifying thing it says i have "no java on my computer" soo i start to download it and it says "would u like to replace the java already downloaded" whats up with my java???? and the error still comes up "The registry refers to a nonexistent Java Runtime Environment installation or the runtime is corrupted, The system cannot find the path specified" do you know whats going on??? can u offer help. i got windows xp. i believe its a 32 bit from what i seen.


The information on this site is being merged and integrated (just like us!) over to the newest site, Awakening To Remembering. This energy is one of Remembering, as is all we are here for/to do. This information on the LightBody, the actual energy is really important and a huge part of what is going to assist many in catapulting into their expanded energetic multi-dimensional GALACTIC self. Workshops and teaching encompass the full gammit. So we shall teach and share via the new site to embody more as one.
This ENERGY is REMEMBERED and is to assist others in the same.
This "Energy" activates, merges, integrates and raises one's vibrational frequency in every way, providing instant access to higher dimensional realms & frequencies. This opens portals within, removes blocks energetically and tunes one's overall frequency as one. It is an actual energy that has "come through" here to assist others in expediting their own ascension process by raising their entire vibrational frequency. It's like the "Energetic Chiropractor" plugging you into an electrical outlet, while releasing "low" vibrations during and after the session(s). Your vibration speeds up, your internal world gains clarity, new connections are created which allows for expansion all at the same time!
This website is geared towards one who knows there is more, seeks to raise their own vibrational frequency with greater ease, truly understands that they are energetic beings, and desires to embrace and integrate to higher frequency/realm energies from within. This is an energetic tool that expedites one's own integration process/journey/evolution. This is for the soul seeker of infinite knowledge and expanded abilities from within.
The LightBody is a body of consciousness. It is your soul, your higher self, your spirit integrated here in the physical, WITH you, AS you. As you ARE it, you have just forgotten. It is YOU as a BEing of Light, not as your previous human self, yet your NEW Lighter Self, one of the highest vibrational frequency there is. It is your ability to transcend and exist as a multi-dimensional being here, where all dimensions merge into one. One that you access from within vibrationally. One that expands out. One that is unlimited. One that you have always been. It is you, as one, with all that is. And re-evolving is what all are doing now. Whether one is aware of it or not.
When one's light/soul energy is activated, things immediately look different. There is new clarity & things are more expansive. One see's through new eyes and their energy body is immediately present. Many "float" when they walk, have new wings to assist in their journey to fly. One cannot fly and hold on to the physical. One must choose to let go to avoid the "disruptions" that occur in this entire process of remembering. Learn how to do this with greater ease and flow AS the Energetic self that you are!
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Chicago: "Jazz Decades," 11/30/1990, WGBH Media Library & Archives, accessed April 25, 2019, http://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog/A_5861CE842E2047A694E25D46A54B2034.
MLA: "Jazz Decades." 11/30/1990. WGBH Media Library & Archives. Web. April 25, 2019. <http://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog/A_5861CE842E2047A694E25D46A54B2034>.


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import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

import org.apache.commons.lang.builder.EqualsBuilder;
import org.apache.commons.lang.builder.HashCodeBuilder;
import org.joda.beans.Bean;
import org.joda.beans.BeanBuilder;
import org.joda.beans.BeanDefinition;
import org.joda.beans.JodaBeanUtils;
import org.joda.beans.MetaProperty;
import org.joda.beans.Property;
import org.joda.beans.PropertyDefinition;
import org.joda.beans.impl.direct.DirectBeanBuilder;
import org.joda.beans.impl.direct.DirectMetaProperty;
import org.joda.beans.impl.direct.DirectMetaPropertyMap;

import com.opengamma.masterdb.security.hibernate.SecurityBean;

/**
 * A Hibernate bean representation of {@link IndexFamilyBean}.
 */
@BeanDefinition
public class IndexFamilyBean extends SecurityBean {
  @PropertyDefinition
  private Set<IndexFamilyEntryBean> _entries;

  @Override
  public boolean equals(final Object other) {
    if (!(other instanceof IndexFamilyBean)) {
      return false;
    }
    IndexFamilyBean index = (IndexFamilyBean) other;
    return new EqualsBuilder()
      .append(getId(), index.getId())
      .append(getEntries(), index.getEntries())
      .isEquals();
  }

  @Override
  public int hashCode() {
    return new HashCodeBuilder()
      .append(getId())
      .append(getEntries())
      .toHashCode();
  }
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  /**
   * The meta-bean for {@code IndexFamilyBean}.
   * @return the meta-bean, not null
   */
  public static IndexFamilyBean.Meta meta() {
    return IndexFamilyBean.Meta.INSTANCE;
  }

  static {
    JodaBeanUtils.registerMetaBean(IndexFamilyBean.Meta.INSTANCE);
  }

  @Override
  public IndexFamilyBean.Meta metaBean() {
    return IndexFamilyBean.Meta.INSTANCE;
  }

  //-----------------------------------------------------------------------
  /**
   * Gets the entries.
   * @return the value of the property
   */
  public Set<IndexFamilyEntryBean> getEntries() {
    return _entries;
  }

  /**
   * Sets the entries.
   * @param entries  the new value of the property
   */
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  }

  /**
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   * @return the property, not null
   */
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    return metaBean().entries().createProperty(this);
  }

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  }

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    buf.append('}');
    return buf.toString();
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    super.toString(buf);
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  }

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   * The meta-bean for {@code IndexFamilyBean}.
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    /**
     * The meta-property for the {@code entries} property.
     */
    @SuppressWarnings({"unchecked", "rawtypes" })
    private final MetaProperty<Set<IndexFamilyEntryBean>> _entries = DirectMetaProperty.ofReadWrite(
        this, "entries", IndexFamilyBean.class, (Class) Set.class);
    /**
     * The meta-properties.
     */
    private final Map<String, MetaProperty<?>> _metaPropertyMap$ = new DirectMetaPropertyMap(
        this, (DirectMetaPropertyMap) super.metaPropertyMap(),
        "entries");

    /**
     * Restricted constructor.
     */
    protected Meta() {
    }

    @Override
    protected MetaProperty<?> metaPropertyGet(String propertyName) {
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        case -1591573360:  // entries
          return _entries;
      }
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    }

    @Override
    public BeanBuilder<? extends IndexFamilyBean> builder() {
      return new DirectBeanBuilder<IndexFamilyBean>(new IndexFamilyBean());
    }

    @Override
    public Class<? extends IndexFamilyBean> beanType() {
      return IndexFamilyBean.class;
    }

    @Override
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      return _metaPropertyMap$;
    }

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    /**
     * The meta-property for the {@code entries} property.
     * @return the meta-property, not null
     */
    public final MetaProperty<Set<IndexFamilyEntryBean>> entries() {
      return _entries;
    }

    //-----------------------------------------------------------------------
    @Override
    protected Object propertyGet(Bean bean, String propertyName, boolean quiet) {
      switch (propertyName.hashCode()) {
        case -1591573360:  // entries
          return ((IndexFamilyBean) bean).getEntries();
      }
      return super.propertyGet(bean, propertyName, quiet);
    }

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    @Override
    protected void propertySet(Bean bean, String propertyName, Object newValue, boolean quiet) {
      switch (propertyName.hashCode()) {
        case -1591573360:  // entries
          ((IndexFamilyBean) bean).setEntries((Set<IndexFamilyEntryBean>) newValue);
          return;
      }
      super.propertySet(bean, propertyName, newValue, quiet);
    }

  }

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The final Midnight Gospel episode found a profound way to talk about death
Duncan Trussell reflects on grief and life
By John Maher@JohnHMaher Apr 28, 2020, 9:28pm EDT
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Animation is an art of astounding range, but every once in a while, a cartoon finds a way to push the boundaries to the limit. Duncan Trussell and Pendleton Ward's The Midnight Gospel is one of those cartoons. The new Netflix series adapts conversations on mindfulness, mortality, spirituality, and other existential issues of being human from episodes of Trussell's podcast, the Duncan Trussell Fantasy Hour for hallucinatory visuals conjured out of some psychedelic abyss by Ward and his animation team. It's irreverent and profound in equal measure. It also ends, without losing any of its strangeness, with one of the most arresting representations of reckoning with maternal loss in the history of the medium.
With its finale, "Mouse of Silver," The Midnight Gospel matched the nearly unmatchable Steven Universe, The Land Before Time and Neon Genesis Evangelion at the grim game of portraying grief. The episode finds its protagonist, Clancy Gilroy, a spacecaster (thing podcaster, but via video, and in space), entering a simulated world in search of someone to interview for his spacecast and finding himself, instead, on a spaceship with his mom. Except it's not really his mother — it's Trussell's, and if there was any doubt, she calls him Duncan immediately upon his arrival. Trussell's late mother, Deneen Fendig, recorded the audio for Trussell's podcast in 2013, three weeks before she died.
In most cartoons, the death or disappearance of a parent is the call to adventure for a character. It's a classic storytelling trope taken from mythology, folk lore, and fairy tales. It might not happen right at the beginning of the show or series, but it often happens near it, or at least serves as a precipitating event. In Trussell and Ward's season 1 finale, it's a reckoning, and a reconciliation. Instead of being a stop along the journey, it's a return home. It's the whole point.
Over 36 minutes, Clancy-Duncan and his mother discuss his birth, his life, and her impending death with a combination of compassion and frankness that's almost hard to take, fourth wall be damned. Behind them, as they wander about the ship, a staff of sentient teddy bears perform a series of scientific studies in interpersonal connection and the inevitability of death. About a third of the way into the episode, Clancy-Duncan, having aged years in the short span of the conversation, tucks his now-elderly mother down into a bed, where she dies. Shortly after, he becomes pregnant, and gives birth to her, and their conversation picks right back up at where they left off. Trussell tells Polygon the scene is the representation of a cycle he became aware of after becoming a parent.
"For me, one of the odd things about losing a mother is that we don't," Trussell tells Polygon. "Their bodies are gone, but I still have my mom. She's in me. She's in my DNA, and she's in me."
The two continue their conversation about mortality, mother consoling son about accepting that we, and those we love, are all going to die. "It breaks your heart open," she says at about the two-thirds mark. "Our hearts have been closed, because we've closed them, we've defended ourselves against pain. And this opens them." In that moment, the two are released together into space, Clancy-Duncan's reborn mother transforming into a sentient planet and he into an orbiting moon, both pulled faster and faster through space toward a growing black hole. With tears in his eyes, the moon Clancy-Duncan says, "Well, I love you very much, obviously." His mother, the planet, replies: "I love you, too. And Duncan, that kind of love isn't going anywhere. And that's another thing you find — that I may leave this plane of existence, sooner rather than later, but the love isn't going anywhere. I'm as certain of that as I am of anything."
The human struggle over the temporary nature of life are central to The Midnight Gospel, and this episode is its culmination. In most episodes, Clancy's conversational tone with his guests is a combination of crude but intelligent joshing and perceptive open-minded wonder, even when discussing, or facing, the possibility of death. In fact, in the show's penultimate episode, the guest of his spacecast is Death, voiced by the mortician and writer Caitlin Doughty, cleverly providing the setup for the episode to follow without revealing its hand. You thought a literal conversation with death was a swing, huh? Well, try this.
The combination of the sheer emotional power of a real conversation between a dying mother and her grieving son with the richness of metaphor, synthesizing an abstract, impressionistic fantasy with the fleeting beauty found amid the cruelties of reality, is almost overwhelming. It's an effort almost sure to make all of its viewers cry while also asking them to learn: that your heart has to be broken for it to really be open, that we have to accept that we will die but that we don't have to like it, and that even in death no one can truly be lost. Some things transcend even the inevitable.
"My guru says everything's perfect," Trussell says. "And it's one of the great teachings that maybe takes lifetimes to understand. The thing that I don't understand, but that is real, and that we were trying to get across in that episode is that it is perfect. It is beautiful. But it can also be catastrophic simultaneously. And maybe a human life is just going between those channels, until finally we begin to learn how to choose which one we want to tune into."
My biological mother died in front of my eyes before I was five years old — the age, as Clancy-Duncan's mother says in the episode, at which she believes the person someone will be as they grow is fundamentally set — and I've been watching cartoons that deal with maternal loss almost obsessively since. Many have affected me profoundly, as did this, but here, it was different. It wasn't like watching The Land Before Time, where death is a reminder of how hard the road will be ahead, or Neon Genesis Evangelion, which illustrates the terror of trusting people in its wake, or even Steven Universe, which finds its protagonist coming to terms with his mother's legacy, and how it has changes and shaped him after she is gone.
Instead, "Mouse of Silver" brings a chance to say, and to understand what it means to say, goodbye, as if in real time and to those we've lost or will. It's a chance to accept the perfection, painful as it may be, of the cycle of life, and of the love that makes it bearable and unbearable at the very same time. And those chances don't come around very often. Not even in cartoons.