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Q: What characteristic of networking/TCP causes linear relation between TCP activity and latency? The core of this problem is that our application uses websockets for real-time interfaces. We are testing our app in a new environment but strangely we're noticing an increasing delay in TCP websocket packets associated with an increase in websocket activity.
For example, if one websocket event occurs without any other activity in a 1-minute period, the response from the server is instantaneous. However, if we slowly increase client activity the latency in server response increases with a linear relationship (each packet will take more time to reach the client with more activity).
For those wondering this is NOT app-related since our logs show that our server is running and responding to requests in under 100ms as desired. The delay starts once the server processes the request and creates the TCP packet and sends it to the client (and not the other way around).
Architecture This new environment runs with a Virtual IP address and uses keepalived on a load balancer to balance the traffic between instances. Two boxes sit behind the balancer and all traffic runs through it. Our host provider manages the balancer and we do not have control over that part of the architecture.
Theory Could this somehow be related to something buffering the packets in the new environment?
Thanks for your help.

A: Buffering sounds like a reasonable theory. I would take a packet capture from your app servers to make sure that you don't see anything like retransmits or other possibly abnormal behavior in the tcp stream (i.e. tcp window zeroing out?).  Wireshark with a capture filter for the client IP would work for this.
If you verify that the packet capture looks clean, asking your provider to run a packet capture on their load balancer so you can analyize is a reasonable request.
Lastly, have you tested from multiple locations and different machines? Perhaps buffering is somewhere between the client and the provider, or something strange is happening with the client (running a packet capture on the client as well as your servers at the same time can be enlightening as well).

A: It's actually an expected behavior.  As the amount of data increases the size of the transmit window increases which, to a point, will increase the size of the packets sent.  Larger packets mean more efficiency (less overhead and time taken for acknowledgements) but they also mean more latency.  This is the tradeoff for maintaining reliable delivery while also maintaining any kind of throughput in networks of widely varying latencies and bandwidth.
Check out the PSH flag to cause TCP to flush buffers sooner.  It might make a marginal difference under some circumstances.  If you're looking for consistently low latency for lots of small messages, however, you might be better served looking at UDP - which means you'll have to account for assuring delivery on your own but you might realize a bit more consistency.


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The Black Panther star recently showed his appreciation to a super-fan who recently went viral for taking a cardboard cutout of his likeness as her prom date in the most adorable way and her reaction is something you don't want to miss.
Then-high school senior Audeva Agyeman, one of MBJ's biggest fans, showed out for her prom by taking a life-sized cutout of the actor on her arm to the event.
The actor even saw photos of her grand gesture online and commented on the genius behind it in The Shade Room's post about it. "This is called commitment," he wrote.
Jordan, while filming Creed 2, took the time to surprise Agyeman after the movie's team reached out to her on Twitter to see if she wanted to be a part of "a special project for super fans." What she didn't know, however, is that she was going to get the chance to meet her celebrity crush, in the flesh.
While she was being interviewed, Jordan creeped up behind her and gave her the most pleasant shock of her life.


A Small Group is a small gathering of friends that meet for voluntary, intentional, face-to-face gatherings with the shared goals of developing a love relationship with God and others. Small Groups are a place to do life together: living, learning, eating, playing, and resting together. Groups are encouraged to not just be about Bible study but include relational activities like sharing meals together, serving together, and having fun! At The Link we encourage everyone to be a part of a Small Group.
Small – Size is determined by the ability to maintain intimacy within the group.
Voluntary – No one is forced to be there.
Intentional – There is a purpose in our meeting.
Face-to-Face – We experience real "live" interaction.
Regularly Meeting – There is consistency in our gathering together.
Relationship with God – We get to know Jesus and become more like Him.
Relationship with Others – We genuinely reach out and connect with people.
WHERE CAN I FIND A SMALL GROUP?
We have several to choose from, so you can look at this list and see which one you think you might like to try. But let me encourage you to try more than one. You might fit in an unlikely place, so give it a try. We believe that this is a VITAL part of your journey with Jesus and this is where you will certainly connect to God and others. Here is the list.
What is a Small Group Leader?
Heart of love for God and people. Love is the greatest motivational fuel in the world. Because God so loved the world he gave his only Son. …The greatest of these is love…. (John 3:16, 1Co 13:13) Without love as the motivation, a person will not have the right hunger to grow in relationship with God nor will he last long dealing with people. Who in your group has a deep love for God and for people?
Enthusiastic faith. People with an enthusiastic faith who see the vision of Small groups and believe in it passionately. Being and building the Kingdom of God through Small groups is not the easiest thing in the world to do, but definitely one of the most rewarding! Only through the eyes of an enthusiastic faith will a person be able to see that the fields are ripe for harvest and that nothing is impossible with God! Who in your group has really "bought" the vision for community and disciple making through Small groups with an enthusiastic faith?
Availability and willingness to serve. Being a Small group leader takes time, energy, and resources. A potential Small group leader must be willing to say, "Yes, I am available to God." Though leading a Small group will inevitably require a measure of sacrifice, the rewards are eternal! However, willingness is only half. The leader also must be available. Does his/her work schedule and family situation allow for this type of responsibility? Do other ministry-related responsibilities restrict him from being a Small group Leader? Who in your group has the willingness and availability to say "yes" to the challenge?
Righteous life. Not self-righteous people, but people who desire to grow in God's righteousness—godliness—Christ-like character—and integrity. These things are absolutely essential to be an effective leader. Character makes people want to follow you. Only a person who tries to live a godly life can the Lord truly bless as a leader. Not perfect people, but growing people. They are people who say, "I'm not there yet, but I want to be all I can be for the Lord." Who in your group takes their spiritual growth seriously enough to be a Small group leader?
Teachable spirit. There is no place for know-it-alls in leadership. A teachable spirit toward God and His word and a willingness to learn from others is a sure mark of a leader with the right heart. Who has a desire to learn and grow?
If you are interested in becoming a Small Group Leader, please let us know by emailing Chad at thelinkchurchpastor@gmail.com or Mac at isaiah5112@gmail.com.


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Toward a Pro-Life Future in the Empire State
Published on May 12th, 2022
A statement by the Catholic Bishops of New York State. Printable PDF for parish distribution in English HERE and in Spanish HERE.
Humanity's salvation history was forever changed when a poor, devout Jewish girl from Galilee affirmatively said yes to life and set in motion the birth, ministry, sacrificial death and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Mary's fiat ("Thy will be done.") was a gift of love to humanity, given freely in spite of her inability to know all that would entail, but with more faith in the Lord than fear of the unknown. In this month of Mary, we have an opportunity to reflect on her example, even as Americans grapple with gathering societal unrest over the issue of abortion.
Since the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade effectively opened the door to abortion on demand throughout the land, an estimated 63 million unborn babies across the country have been killed in the womb before they could even draw their first breath of air. As we await a decision on Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, the recently argued Supreme Court case that could potentially overturn Roe, we pray for a positive outcome even as we acknowledge that abortion in New York would continue unfettered, and even be actively promoted as a social good by many elected officials. Sadly, New York, which legalized abortion three years before the Roe decision, has long been the abortion capital of the country, a tragic and sobering distinction.
Through the years, advocates for legal abortion have skillfully framed the narrative as one of "choice," and "reproductive freedom," completely ignoring the biological reality of what abortion is: the intentional killing of an innocent child in the womb. Even as sonogram technology and advances in neonatal medicine clearly show us the truth that what is being "terminated" is a human life, the pro-abortion movement refuses to address the science. The abortion industry has been so successful in its messaging that the right to abortion has become inextricably linked to the notion of women's rights and equality for a significant portion of the country, which is why the prospect of a nation without Roe has led to fear and anxiety for many people.
Millions of our fellow Americans – even, it must be said, many of our fellow Catholics – have succumbed to this false notion, and we must respond to it in charity and with sensitivity, but with clarity. The fears and anxieties of a young woman faced with an unplanned pregnancy are valid. She is likely terrified. She may be overwhelmed with a plethora of legitimate questions: How will she provide for her other children with another baby on the way? Will the father abandon her? Will she be able to continue her education? Where will she and her family live? Who will provide childcare when she goes back to work? For many, abortion seems the only way out.
These feelings are real, and the challenges of an unplanned pregnancy are difficult. This presents a pastoral challenge for bishops, clergy, Church leaders and, indeed, for all faithful Catholics. Often, the Catholic Church is unjustly accused of being more concerned with the baby in the womb than with the mother and child once the infant has been born. As false as this notion is, it is incumbent upon us as shepherds to acknowledge and address that misperception.
As far back as the 1980s, the late John Cardinal O'Connor, a giant of the pro-life movement, made a pledge that we reaffirm today: Any woman – regardless of age, religious belief or affiliation, marital status or immigration status – who is pregnant and in need, can come to the Catholic Church and we will give you the services and supports you need to carry your baby to term, regardless of your ability to pay. Furthermore, we will not abandon you and your baby after delivery, but, rather, we will see to it that you have the resources that you and your child both need and deserve. No one will be turned away from life-affirming care. If you have had an abortion that you regret, whether recently or in the distant past, please come to us as well, so that we may offer you services to help you to heal.
We ask every Catholic parish, every Catholic Charities program, every Catholic health facility, every Catholic school, every Catholic college and university, and every religious community in our state to proactively engage with us in this pastoral effort. Together, through the New York State Catholic Conference, we have gathered a list of many of the available resources at www.nyscatholic.org/HelpForMoms. You can also find a map to all Catholic parishes, schools and Catholic Charities agencies in the state at www.nyscatholic.org/places.
But our state and local governments must do their part as well. Elected officials constantly fall over themselves in rushing to announce new initiatives to ever expand abortion in order to garner votes. New York has long been one of the few states to require taxpayers to fund abortion through Medicaid. Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers have access to endless state funding streams. Perhaps the most egregious piece of abortion expansion legislation anywhere was the 2019 Reproductive Health Act. Championed by our previous governor, this act legalizes abortion on demand through nine months of pregnancy, declares abortion to be a fundamental right, allows non-physicians to perform abortions, and even removes criminal penalties for forced or coerced abortions. This year, our current governor codified a provision in the state budget requiring all health insurance plans to cover abortion, with virtually no exemptions for religious employers. Most recently, significant taxpayer funds were redirected to increase abortions in New York State.
Meanwhile, programs to support women who make the choice to keep their babies, to the extent that they exist at all, are starved for funding and are not well promoted. Yet many political leaders typically cater more to abortion providers and advocates than to women who might well make a different choice, if only they were aware of and had other options.
We understand full well that no Supreme Court decision will reduce the availability of abortion in New York. With that reality as a backdrop, state government has nothing to lose and everything to gain by working toward reducing the rate of abortion. There is common ground to be found, even in a state like New York. The recent state budget provision dramatically expanding postpartum Medicaid eligibility is proof of this. But why not work together to do more?
We envision a New York where a woman in a crisis pregnancy is never made to feel that she has no choice but to abort.
We envision a New York where parents, husbands or partners, as well as society at large, do not put undue pressure on a woman to abort her child.
We envision a New York where access to quality prenatal care and healthy birth outcomes are the same whatever your ZIP code, the color of your skin or your country of origin.
We envision a New York where employers and educational institutions fully accommodate the needs of pregnant women and new mothers so that they can carry their babies to term without fear of negative financial, professional or academic consequences.
We envision a New York where public policies promote adoption through tax credits and other incentives for both birth mothers and adoptive parents.
We envision a New York where tax policies aimed at reducing poverty, like an expansion of the Child Tax Credit, enable single mothers and poor families to provide for the basic needs of their children.
We envision a New York where no mothers or children fall through the cracks of the social safety net, and quality health care is guaranteed for all.
We envision a New York where quality childcare is affordable and accessible for all.
We envision a New York where marriage between one man and one woman is promoted as a societal good geared toward the stable raising of children.
We envision a New York where boys and men are taught to respect women and to accept and embrace the financial, physical, and emotional responsibilities of fatherhood.
We envision a New York where post-abortive women who are suffering emotionally are given the services they need to heal, and the acknowledgment that their pain is real.
We envision a New York where religious organizations can provide needed services to pregnant women and moms while remaining true to the tenets of their faith.
All of these goals can come to pass, even in a state like New York. Let us not put our trust in mere judges, legislators, governors, or presidents. Rather, let us put our faith in God, for whom nothing is impossible. Politicians can change policies and laws, but only God can convert hearts and minds.
So, in this month of Mary, mother of Jesus and mother of us all, let us pray through her intercession for an end to abortion in our lifetime and let us work toward making New York a state where even if abortion is not illegal, it will one day be unthinkable.
Timothy Cardinal Dolan
Archbishop of New York
Most Rev. Edward B. Scharfenberger
Bishop of Albany
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Most Rev. Michael W. Fisher
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Bishop of Ogdensburg
Most Rev. Salvatore R. Matano
Bishop of Rochester
Most Rev. John O. Barres
Bishop of Rockville Centre
Most Rev. Douglas J. Lucia
Bishop of Syracuse
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Between the wars
David A. Shannon
America, 1919-1941
by David A. Shannon
Published 1979 by Houghton Mifflin Co. in Boston .
Statement David A. Shannon.
LC Classifications E741 .S46 1979
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The Book of the Wars of the Lord (סֵפֶר מִלְחֲמֹת יהוה) is one of several non-canonical books referenced in the Bible which have now been completely lost. It is mentioned in Numbers –15, which reads: "From there they set out and camped on the other side of the Arnon, which is in the desert and bounding the Amorite territory.
For Arnon is the border of Moab, between. Vanderhaeghe also sets The Wars in the context of other works of historical war fiction.
His main distinction between The Wars and works like War and Peace, The Naked and the Dead, From Here to Eternity, For Whom the Bell Tolls, and A Farewell to Arms is the compressed size of The Wars, usually being under two hundred pages (depending on the Author: Timothy Findley.
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The original Star Wars had a book version that was weirdly different and came out months earlier. So it's probably not surprising that The Force Awakens ' own novel is contains some surprising moments that aren't in the film.
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This book may be "about" war, but it is, like most of these books, mostly about people. Knight's Cross: A. At about the same depth that years of headline news reading would give, the author takes the reader through twenty years, from the days after WWI to the eve of WWII.
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Updated regularly, with new releases and upcoming titles highlightesd. A complete list of all full-length Star Wars novels in chronological order. Oct 26, · This book attempts to provide a comprehensive view of that war and does so successfully although in somewhat brief fashion but that is primarily due to the fact that the events The fact that Britain and Napoleonic France were at war from to is well known.4/5.
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CD Review: New Releases From Legendary Artists Nik Turner, Steve Hunter, Sonja Kristina & Rick Wakeman
Musician Nik Turner, co-founder of the band Hawkwind, recently released his brand new studio album titled "Life In Space." He is following up that album's release with a month-long North American tour. Turner plays the role of your pilot for this latest sonic journey, beginning with the classic, space-rock of "End Of The World." The song carries a timeless, classic rock quality, which could place his music in any era. Next, Turner delivers the seven-minute, psychedelic mind drifter, "Why Are You?" as he continues to delivery a nostalgic sound. Turner lets you in on the "Secrets Of The Galaxy" as he rocks out with this guitar led piece, before returning to the more experimental, ambient sound of "Approaching The Unknown." Nik Turner finishes up his latest album with a visit to the past as he remakes the Hawkwind classic "Master Of The Universe," adding a more modern rock flair. For a complete list of shows and to find out more about his latest release "Life In Space," please visit his Facebook page at facebook.com/NikTurnermusic.
Guitar legend Steve Hunter (Alice Cooper, Lou Reed) returns with a new solo album titled "Before The Lights Go Out." Hunter also uses this latest release to announce that this may be one of his last musical statements, due to his failing eyesight. Hunter kicks things off with the sonic blues groove of "On The Edge Of Uncertainty," which also showcases another side to his legacy. Fellow guitarist Joe Satriani lends a hand on the electrifying boogie shuffle of "Mojo Man," before Hunter continues with the country tones of "Summer's Eve." Hunter heads down south with the back country bayou strumming of "Cinder Block," then delivers the Latin flair of "Tienes Mi Corazon (You Have My Heart)." He wraps up his new album with the seven-minute journey "Under The Bodhi Tree" and the lullabye cover of "Happy Trails," which features the only vocals on the album, supplied by his wife Karen Hunter. To find out more about Steve Hunter and his latest release "Before The Lights Go Out," please visit stevehunter.com.
Legendary Curved Air singer Sonja Kristina is releasing a two-disc compilation titled "Anthology." The set features her first collection of her solo work along with exclusive newly recorded tracks. According to Sonja, these songs deal with "life and love through the decades and beautiful songs that I have had the privilege to perform and make my own." Her  angelic vocals shine on the folk storytelling of "Frank Mills," before she settles into her comfort with "The Passion" and "Full Time Woman." One of the highlights of the first disc is the floating melody of "One To One" as Sonja's vocals capture the mood of the song perfectly. The second disc comes out rocking with "Devil May Care" and "San Tropez" as Sonja shows a different side to her solo work. The gentle touch of "I Don't Believe A Word" highlights her beautiful vocals, before closing this set with the progressive rock appeal of "Love Child" and the grand delivery of "Citadel." To find out more about Sonja Kristina and her new solo collection "Anthology," please visit sonjakristina.com.
The 1984 erotic thriller "Crimes Of Passion" may not have turned many heads when it was released in movie theaters, but it's soundtrack has become a cult collectors dream. The movie revolves around human relationships and mental illness and starred Kathleen Turner and Anthony Perkins. As the film brought upon negative reviews, fans sought out the film's soundtrack, which was scored by Yes keyboardist Rick Wakeman. Now the soundtrack is being re-released on CD and includes a bonus track that features Maggie Bell on vocals. The mostly instrumental album begins with the eighties rock number "It's A Lovely Life" that features Swedish vocalist Maggie Bell, as she gives her all to this opening track. Wakeman works his magic on the songs "Eastern Shadows" and "The Stretch" and all their eighties glory. He delivers the blues with "Stax," before returning the energy of "Taken In Hand." The bonus track, "Dangerous Woman" has a pop/rock vibe that would climb up any eighties music chart. To find out more about this album, please visit rwcc.com.
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The Badass Interview: Joe Lynch on EVERLY
The indie genre writer/director talks following THE RAID's lead, losing Kate Hudson and honoring Takashi Miike.
By Matt Barone Feb. 26, 2015
Most likely, Joe Lynch's name makes you think of horror. The Long Island, New York, native, who first paid his dues working through the infamous New York-based Troma Entertainment machine, initially caught genre viewers' collective attention with Wrong Turn 2, the gory 2007 sequel that's infinitely better than anyone expected. He's also one-half of the TV show Holliston, alongside fellow indie horror hustler Adam Green - Lynch and Green also co-host the popular podcast The Movie Crypt, on which Lynch has talked in-depth about the unanticipated behind-the-scenes horrors of his second feature, the much-troubled horror-comedy Knights of Badassdom.
But with his latest film, Lynch has triumphantly switched genres. A lean and breathless one-location action movie, Everly stars Salma Hayek as a prostitute fighting for her life inside a claustrophobic apartment as the Yakuza, professional sadists and money-hungry hookers all try to collect the pricey bounty on her head. It's a major leap forward for Lynch, who uses his encyclopedia-like film knowledge to mix progressive action with classic genre influences.
Here, Lynch explains how those many influences informed his impressive action debut, and how, believe it or not, it almost starred Kate Hudson.
Modern-day action cinema exists in a kind of post-The Raid climate, where action movies can't get by on the genre's basics anymore - filmmakers really need to step their games up. And that's what I liked about Everly. It's clearly a film made by someone who's looking to push action cinema forward.
Believe me, we were definitely influenced by The Raid. We never said, "Okay, let's take what The Raid did to the next level," because there's no way you can take The Raid to the next level. Gareth already did that - it's called The Raid 2. But, yeah, since that film, there's been such a premium on the way you present action, especially since post-production technology has made it so easy for you to just add a thousand bullet hits, to where you see more bullet casings than any actual blood. You now have to adjust your visual strategy during the actual production in order to bring your film to another level. With The Raid, obviously Gareth knew all of the limitations and the constraints and also knew how to push them further. We watched The Raid a lot - I showed my DP that movie repeatedly over a bunch of weekends before production to grasp how to subvert the expectations of how you shoot an action film.
That's the thing that most intrigued me: how can we shoot an action sequence, or even a dramatic sequence, in a way that defies what the audience is expecting? Now everyone expects highly kinetic editing and crazy handheld shots where the camera gets passed hand-to-hand from a moving car to a moving motorcycle. Those kinds of visual histrionics that Gareth and Timo [Tjahjanto] have brought to the genre, from The Raid to Timo's amazing Killers, show that they know the conventions and are fearless about tweaking them. With Everly, I wanted to delve more into the Hitchcock side of it, or more of the Luc Besson or Michael Mann sides. I also looked to the Coen Brothers, too, in how they present genre setpieces in ways that are just slightly askew. Everly's action sequences aren't these extended and flashy sequences, which people might be expecting if they hear that it's like The Raid or Kill Bill. I was like, "Let's see how much you can play out in one shot," but without it becoming Birdman: The Action Movie.
It's tricky way to approach an action movie. You don't want to be too grandstanding with your visuals. You don't want to that guy who's swinging from the rafters screaming, "Look at my cool shots!" But you do want the audience to walk away from the film saying, "Wow, that happened in a way that I wasn't expecting," whether it's visually or dramatically. If I were a fan who heard someone say, "This movie tries to do action a bit differently," I'd immediately want to see it, even if I end up hating the movie. I'd at least be able to appreciate that they're trying something different.
It's rare for action movies to present new and original moments of violence, but there's that moment in Everly where Salma Hayek's character blows one guy away, with a shotgun, into a crowded elevator and tosses a grenade into the elevator, causing a splash of blood as the door shuts. That's where Everly's connection to what Gareth Evans has been doing really clicks into focus.
When you're watching a movie like this, it runs the whole gamut of emotions, from stark realism to stylized violence. But once the doorman gets shot at around minute eight, that's when the film tells you it's okay to laugh. We designed it to be a rollercoaster ride, and it's not for everybody. Not everybody likes tonal changes. I personally don't mind it—if anything, I like it. For example, From Dusk Till Dawn, which goes from a heist movie to a road movie to a vampire movie, and when that happens, I'm like, "Fuck yeah, man!" Surprise me.
I want the audience to be surprised and to have fun with it. Everly isn't Traffic - I'm not making a movie about sex trafficking or anything like that; at the same time, I'm not making Shoot 'Em Up, where the stakes are more on the level of a Looney Tunes cartoon. You never have to worry that the baby in Shoot 'Em Up is in trouble, especially not in Monica Bellucci's arms. [Laughs.] And Paul Giamatti is just chewing up scenery for the sake of chewing up scenery. That was that movie's point, and it did that really well. But we didn't want to make that kind of movie.
The intention behind Everly was to blend all of that into the story I wanted to tell. You can have all of those crazy antics and crazy visuals, like the blood shooting out of the elevator, like you mentioned, but as long as the audience knows that Salma's character's main arc is grounded in a real place, where she's trying to protect her mother and her daughter, the crazy antics will work that much better. She's an animal trapped into a corner and she's trying to claw her way out, but she's also trying to keep her family alive. Those are all things that, hopefully, audiences can relate to.
When I first wrote the movie, I didn't have any kids, but now I have two kids! I can relate to her character even more now. As a parent, specifically, it puts you in that situation of, "What would you do?" I took a lot of inspiration from that Jonathan Mostow movie Breakdown, with Kurt Russell - that's the ultimate movie to put any audience member into the position of the husband or wife and asks, "What would you do in that situation?" And that movie gets really crazy! As long as the emotions come from a real place, you can, in my mind, get away with anything.
Like making your villains the Yakuza and including sadists wearing Kabuki masks.
Exactly! I've had this love for Yakuza films and Japanese cinema since I was, like, 10 years old. That's when I first Rashomon, and it just built from there. I then started watching movies from directors like Takashi Miike. The styles that those guys had and the extremes that they went to were so exciting to me - I never knew what to expect next. Those films were definitely the archetypes for a lot of the tonal changes and the insanity in Everly, for better or worse. If you like that, great, but if you don't like that, then go watch The Imitation Game again. It might not be everybody's cup of tea, but at least this is a nice, pungent, and strong one.
I still find the Yakuza so exciting and mysterious. Most bad guys now are character types that we've seen already. You'll have an antagonist from the Middle East, or various gang members of different ethnicities, or even just scary white guys, and all of those bad guys have been done to death. The Yakuza always feel like they're on the verge of being overdone, but at the same time there's still so much you can do with the mystique of the Yakuza. I love Japanese culture; putting that into Everly wasn't only a way to pay homage to movies like Gozu or Ichi the Killer - it was also taking the Japanese culture and its mystique and hopefully introducing that to audiences who may not have ever seen those movies. I would love it if someone who leaves seeing Everly then says, "You know, I want to see more movies about the Yakuza." I'd feel like I won, because then we could have a great conversation Dead or Alive - I need to talk about Dead or Alive with people as many times as possible! [Laughs]
Speaking of defying expectations, Everly was originally supposed to star Kate Hudson, who's about as far away from an action movie star as you can get. Now that I've seen Salma Hayek play the role, I can't even imagine what the movie would be like if Kate Hudson had ultimately done it.
When Yale [Hannon] and I first wrote the script, there was a sizable difference in what the movie was at that point to what it is now. Kate Hudson is, to me, America's sweetheart. She has that wonderful girl-next-door quality, and my idea was, what if you took the girl next door, kicked her out of the house, and ran her through the ringer and through the mud? You put her through it emotionally and physically, to where she's just a shell of a person - what happens after that? I had a neighbor when I was a little kid who was this cute little girl; by the time I left home for college, she was about 12 years old. When I went back home a couple of years ago, I met her again and she was a completely different person - she was a mess. I thought, how did this happen? And that was kind of the inspiration for Everly.
At first, Kate was totally into it and wanted to be a badass. That was awesome, but then she got Glee, and it was like, alright, no big deal. I'm not going to deny a girl her song and dance. So we parted ways somewhat mutually, and it was like, "Okay, who's next?" Salma's team and Salma herself came to us because they liked the script. I was initially hesitant, because I was stuck on the girl-next-door idea, and we'd already shot a promo with Kate Hudson to show in Berlin, which is what we did. The promo is out there somewhere right now, and if you were to see it, you'd see that Kate Hudson looks like a total badass! If you watched that, you'd say, "Oh, I totally see how this movie could work." That's why people ponied up in Berlin - it was a really interesting, never-seen-Kate-Hudson-like-this-before kind of thing.
When you think of Salma Hayek, you think, "Yeah, she's a badass," but with Kate we had to sell the idea of, "Okay, you've seen her in all of these romantic comedies, but here she is with a shotgun." With Salma, though, it was just like, "Okay, hold this shotgun for a second - yeah, we're good." With Salma involved, we had to change the movie significantly and ground her character in more emotion, and I think the movie is better because she's in it exponentially.
Q: Everly's poster, with the image of Salma holding the shotgun and his head titled downward, and eyes closed, brings to mind Desperado's poster, which reminds you that, yes, Salma Hayek has always been a badass.
Oh, dude! Believe me, when they sent that poster to us, I was like, "This is a play on Desperado, right?" They wrote back and said, "Oh, we didn't even think about that!" It's basically the same exact poster!
I love Desperado. When El Mariachi came out, I was a Robert Rodriguez fan for life, but Desperado has some of the best action sequences ever, like when Steve Buscemi is talking and Antonio Banderas comes into that story, and obviously the bar-fight, all the way to the ending scene. When it comes to those action films, yeah, Salma's body of work is definitely badass. It's not that she plays the damsel-in-distress in Desperado, because she's a very strong character, but Robert was definitely playing off of the damsel-in-distress convention. But she wasn't the focus of the movie. Everly is essentially Salma becoming Desperado, and people will hopefully think that she pulls it off. In my eyes, she's her own dominant action force.
Everly opens in limited theaters this Friday, and is also currently available on VOD.
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While the US news cycle deals with the elusive ghost of collusion with Russia, and the backdoor negotiations to do away with the Magnitsky Act—which punishes human rights abusers—the first sign of Canada's intention to adopt its own version of the US-sanctioned Act did not bode well for the short-term future of relations with Russia.
The Canadian House of Commons approved with a majority the adoption of the Law on the victims of corrupt foreign governments. This led Russia—which sees the legislation as yet another extension of Western sanctions following the annexation of Crimea—to react swiftly, in a manner that went beyond the accepted diplomatic language standards. While the act was not yet officially implemented, the Russian government's strong stance appeared to be aimed at achieving two objectives: To show that the move will in no way change Russia's future political decisions, and—less likely—to influence the legislation's potential reversal by a higher authority.
"Canada now has the Magnitsky Act: Unanimous Senate voting, sanctions against Magnitsky's murderers and other human rights violators. Thank you"
While Latvian outlet Delfi (05/10/2017) offered a more balanced take at the update, noting that the Magnitsky Act was passed unanimously by 277 Canadian parliament MPs, it also highlighted Russia's shock at the news, even though the law does not specifically target Russian officials but rather all people involved in human rights violations overseas.
When news broke that Magnitsky Act received Royal Assent and came into force in Canada, Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland was quoted saying "Canada has a worldwide reputation as a country that cherishes democratic values and protects human rights," in Vedomosti. (19/10/2017). Russian officials immediately responded with a set of stern announcements. Sergey Zheleznyak, a member of the Russian Parliament's Foreign Relations Committee, said: "Following in the footsteps of its senior partner, the United States, Canada, unfortunately, demonstrates a lack of independent foreign policy."
"The adoption of the US-style Magnitsky Act looks like an unjustified political manoeuvre by the Canadian authorities, which negatively affects the relations between our countries," he added. Sergey Ryabkov, Russia's deputy Foreign Minister, later announced that Canada's adoption of its own Magnitsky Act is unacceptable. "We reach the only conclusion from the decision in Canada, politicians continue to set the tone about the insignificance of bilateral relations with Russia, they pursue their own political goals, try to play cheap geopolitical games," Ryabkov said in Rossiskaya Gazeta. (23/10/2017). None other than the Russian Embassy in Canada produced some of the harshest reaction words on Twitter, claiming that "the law was signed in a hurry, and is an irrational decision supported by a fraudster and tax evader, as well as haters of Russia." (Vesti, 19/10/2017).
This type of strong-worded statement was shared by the better part of Russian-based publications, which were negative to neutral in their reporting on the Magnitsky Act adoption. There is no surprise, meanwhile, that the Canadian Parliament's decision was mostly welcomed by the Ukrainian media, who see Canada as one of the country's closest allies against Russia's illegal manoeuvres in Crimea and Donbass, and the marked leader in the international coalition supporting Ukraine. As Ukrainian-language source Liga (19/10/2017) put it, "Canada officially approved its own Magnitsky Act, which provides for sanctions against human rights abusers in Russia and the world," highlighting Minister Chrystia Freeland's words: "This new law, which has received the support of all parliamentary parties, clearly demonstrates that Canada is taking all measures to respond to serious human rights violations and significant instances of corruption overseas."
Canada's official adoption of the Magnitsky Act is simply another piece in a global geopolitical puzzle, which becomes increasingly unpredictable with the rapidly shifting political sands across the world. The nuance that lives within languages. especially when controversy or passion are involved, is where the heart of the story lies. Monitoring and understanding the logic behind global news streams is one efficient way of putting some of those pieces together. Doing so with first hand understanding of the complexities of those nuances makes the translation of information that much more effective and important to Canadian thinkers and readers.


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Dates 21 June – 14 July
Winning time 117h 34' 21"
Second Jan Janssen (NED)
Distance 4,329 km (2,690 mi)
Winner Lucien Aimar (FRA)
Stages 22, including three split stages
The 1966 Tour de France was the 53rd edition of the Tour de France, one of cycling's Grand Tours. It took place between 21 June and 14 July, with 22 stages covering a distance of 4,329 km (2,690 mi).
Route and stages
Race overview
Classification leadership
Lucien Aimar was a domestique of 5-time Tour winner Jacques Anquetil. Aimar joined a breakaway in the middle of the tour and ended up on the leader board. Anquetil then began helping Aimar win the Tour, to make sure and deny it to his then-enemy Raymond Poulidor. After stage 18 Aimar's victory was certain barring disaster. Anquetil rode hard that day to ensure it and then quit the race.
The points classification was won by Willy Planckaert, and the mountains classification by Julio Jiménez. The team classification was won by Kas–Kaskol.
During the Tour, word spread that there was going to be a dope test, and all the riders but Raymond Poulidor, the darling of French cycling fans, left their hotels. The other riders staged a strike in protest during stage nine dismounting and walking their bicycles. Eventually they started riding again, but only after arguing with officials.
As in the years before, the 1966 Tour de France was run with trade teams; each trade team consisted of 10 cyclists, and at least six of them needed to have the same nationality.
Initially, there would be only two Belgian teams, but one month before the Tour it was decided that three Belgian teams would be fielded, with the Smiths team being the late addition. Shortly after this, a medical test showed Felice Gimondi, winner of the 1965 Tour de France, could not defend his title because he was physically not fit; his Salvarani team then decided not to start at all, so the number of teams was back to thirteen.
The organizers then invited the Italian team Sanson (headed by Italo Zilioli and Franco Balmamion) to replace Salvarani, but at the last moment they refused. Thirteen teams started, for a total of 130 cyclists.
The teams entering the race were:
The 1966 Tour de France started on 21 June, and had two rest days, in Luchon and Turin.
Rudi Altig won the first stage with a small advantae. In the next stages, no big time differences were made, so Altig was able to defend his lead until the mountains.
The first mountains were in the tenth stage. A group including Lucien Aimar and Jan Janssen gained time on pre-race favourites Jacques Anquetil and Raymond Poulidor, and Tommaso de Pra won the race and became the new leader. The next stage, Lebaube became the leader, and Kunde took over in the twelfth stage.
In the time trial in the fourteenth stage, Anquetil was defeated by Poulidor. Kunde remained the leader, with Janssen in second place. In the sixteenth stage, Julio Jiménez escaped in the Pyrenées, and he was followed by a group including Janssen, Anquetil and Poulidor, but without Kunde. Jiménez stayed away, but Janssen became the new leader.
Even though the seventeenth stage included two mountain climbs, it was not considered too difficult, because these climbs were located in the first half of the stage. The cyclists made the climbs in one large group, but in the descent, a large group escaped. They were chased by teammates Anquetil and Aimar, and when most of the escapees were caught, Aimar continued on his own, and surprised Janssen by this. Janssen lost time on Aimar, and Aimar became the new leader.
In the eighteenth stage, Janssen wanted to attack, but Aimar and Anquetil stayed close to him. Poulidor, sixth in the general classification, managed to escape, but Anquetil led the chase on him. The next day, Anquetil left the race, sick and no longer able to win himself.
Janssen managed to win back some time on Aimar in the final time trial, but it was not enough, and Aimar became the winner of the Tour. Janssen became the first Dutch cyclist to reach the podium in the general classification in the Tour de France.
There were several classifications in the 1966 Tour de France, two of them awarding jerseys to their leaders. The most important was the general classification, calculated by adding each cyclist's finishing times on each stage. The cyclist with the least accumulated time was the race leader, identified by the yellow jersey; the winner of this classification is considered the winner of the Tour.
Additionally, there was a points classification. In the points classification, cyclists got points for finishing among the best in a stage finish, or in intermediate sprints. The cyclist with the most points led the classification and was identified with a green jersey.
There was also a mountains classification. The organisation had categorized some climbs as either first, second, third, or fourth category; points for this classification were won by the first cyclists that reached the top of these climbs first, with more points available for the higher-categorized climbs. The cyclist with the most points led the classification, but was not identified with a jersey.
For the team classification, the times of the best three cyclists per team on each stage were added; the leading team was the team with the lowest total time. The riders in the team that led this classification wore yellow caps.
The combativity award was won by Rudi Altig.
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20 February 19:00 to 20:30
Shulman Auditorium, The Queen's College, High Street, Oxford
The next Annual Poetry Society Lecture will be presented in Oxford in partnership with New College Oxford, and will be given by the German poet and translator, Jan Wagner.
The Shedding of Skins and Schemes: a voice of one's own and the voices of others
Jan Wagner is the outstanding German poet of his generation. His lecture, delivered in English, is on influence and the exchange of poetic ideas across borders; of the teachers poets must find for themselves (and then distance themselves from again). Interspersed with readings of some of his own poems, Wagner's lecture draws on poets such as Rimbaud, Heym and Brecht, Popa, Pound and Hughes, and the poet-translators who have carried their work between cultures. Wagner's collection Self-Portrait with a Swarm of Bees (Arc), translated by Iain Galbraith, won the Popescu European Poetry Translation Prize 2015. He has translated into German poets including Armitage, MacNeice, Shapcott, Simic and Sweeney.
Tickets are free. However to be sure of a place please book at poetrysociety.org.uk/lecture or tel. 020 7420 9880.
**Please note the venue for this event has changed to The Queen's College, Oxford to accomodate high demand.**
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At LCAG we are acutely aware that HMRC has failed to inform the vast majority of scheme users that their arrangements 'do not work', and that they will soon be subject to the 2019 Loan Charge. With this in mind, we have been successful in contributing to numerous high profile articles in national broadsheets as well as having several pieces published in industry-specific press.
Our aim is to challenge and change the narrative that has been pushed by HMRC, shining a light on the lies and propaganda that both they and the Government have used to conflate the terms 'avoidance' (tax planning, legal) and 'evasion' (criminal) and label honest hardworking freelancers as 'tax dodgers'.
It's a pretty appalling fact that many people affected by the loan charge feel that this is causing them extreme anxiety and depression.
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Along with raising awareness and providing support, LCAG are working tirelessly to initiate change. We want the Government to modify the Loan Charge legislation so that it is applicable prospectively rather than retrospectively.
We are under no illusion, we know that this is a big task!
The only way to affect this type of change is to obtain sufficient political support so that HMRC and the Treasury have to listen. We have an ally in Liberal Democrat MP Stephen Lloyd who sponsored an Early Day Motion calling on the Government to review the Loan Charge. At the time of writing the EDM now has support from 79 cross party MPs. These MPs are calling on the Government to recognise that HMRC has overstepped the mark and that an urgent review of both its operation and management is needed to ensure that it delivers a modern efficient tax system that is fit for purpose and fair for all.
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It said that it would provide straightforward current accounts and products at a 'fair price', rather than the 'labyrinthine' products banks currently offer and even potentially mortgages at some point in time.
The supermarket chain believes this could deliver £1bn in profits per year for its retailing services division, which also includes Tesco.com and Tesco Telecom - more than double the current level of just under £400m per year.
Tesco CEO Sir Terry Leahy, commented: 'Services are bigger and faster-growing markets than food. As consumers look to make every pound work harder, it is a good time for Tesco to expand its presence.
The future of TPF will include an increased presence in Tesco's traditional stores, a wider range of savings products and, possibly in the future, a current account product.
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Tesco finance and strategy director Andrew Higginson will assume a new Tesco board position as chief executive of retailing services.
He will keep his responsibilities for Tesco Group strategy but relinquish his role as finance director of Tesco.
TPF was launched in 1997 as a joint venture between Tesco and RBS and has more than 5m customers, mainly focussing on insurance, credit cards, personal loans and savings.
Tesco said that the approximately 200 dedicated TPF head office employees, including Tesco Compare, currently employed by RBS, will transfer with the business and be employed by Tesco. TPF's head office will remain in Edinburgh. The RBS staff who perform services outsourced by TPF will continue to be employed by RBS and provide these services.
Tesco's decision to buy Tesco Personal Finance from RBS will seen as a major challenge by High St banks suffering from the credit crunch and awaiting the decision on the High Court bank charges case.


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Ellery Harding Clark, född den 13 mars 1874 i East Roxbury i Massachusetts i USA, död den 17 februari 1949 i Boston i Massachusetts, var en friidrottare som tävlade i höjd- och längdhopp samt mångkamp.

Clark blev den förste moderne olympiske mästaren i såväl höjdhopp som längdhopp, och är ensam i idrottshistorien att vinna olympiskt guld i båda dessa grenar. Denna prestation ägde rum vid de första moderna olympiska spelen i Aten 1896, ett mästerskap till vilket Clark kvalificerade sig tack vare sina goda betyg från Harvard. Clark var en mångsidig idrottsman, och tillhörde även världens bästa mångkampare under 1890- och 1900-talet.

Den första guldmedaljen kom i längdhoppet. Här använde Clark en hatt för att markera ansatsen. Tävlingsjuryn (i praktiken kronprins Konstantin av Grekland) tog bort denna vid två tillfällen, med motiveringen att detta var ett professionellt förfarande. Endast vid sitt tredje försök (och då utan hatt) fick Clark ett godkänt hopp. Hans 6,35 meter var tillräckligt för att vinna guld, före landsmännen Robert Garrett (6,00 meter) och James Connolly (5,84 meter).

Senare i samma OS vann Clark höjdhoppstävlingen, genom att klara 1,81 meter. Han vann före Connolly och Garrett, som delade silvret på resultatet 1,65 meter. Clark deltog även i kulstötning, där han blev oplacerad i det sju man starka startfältet.

Clark vann aldrig något amerikanskt mästerskap i varken längd- eller höjdhopp. Däremot blev han nationell mästare i mångkamp både 1897 och 1903. Speciellt bra var resultatet 1897, då han presterade på en mycket hög nivå i alla delgrenar med resultat som överträffade de olympiska segerresultaten från 1896 i såväl höjd- och längdhopp samt kula, 100 meter och 110 meter häck.

1904 års amerikanska mångkampsmästerskap var integrerade i sommarolympiaden i St. Louis. Trots att Clark tvingades lämna tävlingen på grund av bronkit redan efter fem grenar, slutade han ändå på en sjätteplats.

Efter detta fortsatte Clark med sitt idrottande och presterade bra på nationell nivå i ett antal år, framför allt i mångkamp. Som gångare tävlade han ända till fyllda 56 år.

Clarks yrkesbana var minst lika mångfacetterad som hans idrottskarriär. Han arbetade som författare, jurist, friidrottstränare, lärare och ålderman. Han skrev totalt 19 böcker, vars innehåll hade stor spännvidd. I hans produktion kan så varierade teman som juridik omhandlande järnvägsolyckor och religiös filosofi finnas. Två av böckerna blev filmatiserade i Hollywood, bland annat Caribbean från 1952.

1991 blev Clark invald i det amerikanska friidrottsförbundets hall of fame.

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Amazon wants to depose president and secretary of Defense as part of JEDI protest
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Today, AWS made public its Motion to Supplement the Record in its protest of the JEDI contract decision. As part of that process, the company has announced it wants to depose President Trump and Secretary of Defense Mark Esper.
When Amazon announced at the end of last year that it was protesting the DoD's decision to award the $10 billion, decade-long JEDI contract to Microsoft, the company made clear that it was not happy with the decision. The company believes that the president steered the contract away from Amazon because of personal political differences with Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post.
"President Trump has repeatedly demonstrated his willingness to use his position as President and Commander in Chief to interfere with government functions – including federal procurements – to advance his personal agenda. The preservation of public confidence in the nation's procurement process requires discovery and supplementation of the administrative record, particularly in light of President Trump's order to 'screw Amazon.' The question is whether the President of the United States should be allowed to use the budget of the DoD to pursue his own personal and political ends," an AWS spokesperson said in a statement.
This is consistent with public statements the company has been making since the DoD made the surprise decision in October to go with Microsoft. It had been widely believed that Amazon would win the contract, and there was much wrangling and complaining throughout the procurement process that the contract had been designed to favor Amazon, something that the DoD repeatedly denied.
At AWS re:Invent at the end last year, AWS CEO Andy Jassy made it clear he was unhappy with the decision and that he believed the president showed bias. "I think that we ended up with a situation where there was political interference. When you have a sitting president, who has shared openly his disdain for a company, and the leader of that company, it makes it really difficult for government agencies, including the DoD, to make objective decisions without fear of reprisal," Jassy said last year.
Sources say that the DoD gave Amazon a written debriefing after the decision to award the contract to Microsoft, but the company is particularly upset that the department has failed to respond in a timely fashion to requests for additional information and questions, as required by law.
Despite JEDI loss, AWS retains dominant market position


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It is reported that green funerals currently account for just 6.5% of the market. However, 64% of the British public like the idea of a green funeral.
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Father-Son New Route on Matterhorn
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Hervé Barmasse (left), 32, and Marco Barmasse, 61. Photo by Damiano Levati / The North Face.
Marco and Hervé Barmasse, a father-and-son pair of guides from northern Italy, completed a 1,200-meter new route on the south face of the Matterhorn on March 13. The route had been attempted a number of times, including a previous attempt by Marco Barmasse 25 years ago.
The new line, Couloir dell'Enjambée, begins on the 1931 south face route, and then continues straight up the face, staying left of the 1983 South Face Dirrettissima. In the last 400 meters, it follows the right side of the steep gully that splits the face, ending on the 4,478-meter peak's broad southwestern shoulder. The two completed the new line after 8 p.m. and then descended to the Carrel Hut, which they reached around 1 a.m.
Typical climbing on the new route: Loose snow over compact rock. Hervé Barmasse leading, belayed by his father, Marco. Photo by Damiano Levati / The North Face.
In an excellent interview at PlanetMountain.com, Hervé Barmasse says, "I won't go into the M grades…because these often depend on the conditions at the time. I think though that it's a very difficult climb with run-out pro—four pieces for some of the 60m pitches—rendered all the more difficult by the rock quality, which I'd define as being 'difficult to interpret' instead of stating 'poor.' And even though it's a couloir, we hardly came across any ice."
Asked about climbing this route with his father, Barmasse said, "After having come to terms with this 'first ascent,' I now know with certainty that had my father managed to climb that route in 1985 in a single day, it would have represented a real revolution for mixed climbing. I'm saying this because even today what remains is a difficult ascent, from a technical and mental point of view. Without the possibility of ascending [or] finding pro on ice, falling was quite simply out of the question. In the light of all this, I cannot but congratulate my father for having managed to carry out this climb [at] age 61."
Hervé Barmasse, 32, has climbed a number of significant routes on the Matterhorn, where he works as a fourth-generation guide, including the first solo of the Casarotto-Grassi Route and the first solo and first repeat of the South Face Dirrettisima, a route established by his father and two other climbers. In 2008, he completed the first ascent of 6,940-meter Beka Brakkai Chhok in Pakistan with Simone Moro.
Date of Ascent: March 2010
Sources: PlanetMountain.com, HerveBarmasse.com, iBorderline.net/intotherocks, Alpinist.com
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Anumol To Play in Maram Peyyumbol as Aruna Shaunbag
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Actress AnumolAfter her commendable performance in God for Sale, the actress will next be seen in Anil Thomas' Maram Peyyumbol. The movie, which is based on a real life incident, tells the story of Aruna Shaunbag, a nurse who was raped by a sweeper in a hospital in Mumbai. Scripted by Anil, the movie will see Anumol playing Aruna's character.
On what inspired him to take up this incident, Anil says, "It is sad to know that the victim is still in her vegetative state after 38 plus years. Though Aruna's assaulter Sohanlal Bhartha Walmiki served two concurrent seven-year sentences for assault and robbery, such issues are on the rise.This is a socially relevant subject that needs to be brought to light."
However, Anil plans to give the movie a different treatment. "Aruna was in love with a doctor and the couple was planning to get married soon. My movie is about their love story. The events that take place in her life forms the rest of the plot."
The movie also stars Vineeth and Mukesh in prominent roles. While the first schedule has been completed in Mangalore, the second schedule will commence in August. Maram Peyyumbol is tentatively set for an October release.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - A Mumbai court ruled on Friday that a scene in the film "Om Shanti Om" considered offensive by veteran actor Manoj Kumar must be deleted before the television premiere of the 2007 blockbuster.
Kumar, 71, a Bollywood star of the 1960s and 70s, had sought a stay on the telecast of the film over a scene in which his lookalike is thrown out of a cinema hall.
The local court passed an interim order that the film could not be shown in any media — TV, DVD or Internet — without the scene being deleted.
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JF-supported investigation wins 2017 Prix Philippe Chaffanjon
PARIS – A Journalismfund.eu supported cross-border feature on the militarisation in the Baltics has won the prestigious multimedia journalism prize Prix Philippe Chaffanjon in Paris, France.
"The Sounds of War in the Heart of Europe", a multimedia long-form by freelance journalist Prune Antoine, Gil Skorwid of Fixers.Press, and photographer Jan Zappner published on Mediapart.fr was one of the two stories awarded with the French Prize. The three journalists are respectively from France, Lithuanian and Germany.
Mathieu Gallet, President and CEO of Radio France, Camille Chaffanjon, Chair of the Philippe Chaffanjon Endowment, and Florence Aubenas, President of the jury greeted the winners in Paris at the "Maison de la Radio", headquarters of Radio France and the French public radio. Prizes in two categories, French and Haitian multimedia features are awarded each year. For the 2017 edition of the Prix Philippe Chaffanjon, sixty French and Haitian applications were submitted. The jury, consisting of distinguished French journalists, selected two stories.
The journalistic research in the Baltics was funded with Journalismfund.eu's European Cross-border grant. The team of three journalists travelled to Russia's Kaliningrad, Lithuania, and Poland to understand how and why, since Russia's invasion into Ukraine, the Eastern Baltic region has fallen into anxiety and paranoia. Their multimedia reportage focused on social tensions and consequences of the militarisation on everyday life in the region. The jury praised the ability of the authors to highlight the essential topics in the current geopolitical context.


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