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Q: Ignore FormBuilder property validator rule if another property is set to false When using FormBuilder in Angular 2-5, is it possible to ignore a validator rule if another property in the FormBuilder group was set to true/false?
Taking the following code example:
this._fb.group({
    "stake": [data.stake, Validators.compose([Validators.min(1), Validators.required])],
    "isSelected": data.isSelected
  });

If isSelected was set to true in the form, is there a way to ignore the validators in stake?
Thanks

A: In order to do this you will have to use a combination of setValidators, clearValidators and updateValueAndValidity functions that come with the Angular AbstractControl.
Here is an example:
isSelected: boolean;
form: FormGroup;
setStakeValidators(): void {
    const stakeControl = this.form.get('stake');
    if (this.isSelected === false) {
        stakeControl.setValidators([Validators.min(1), Validators.required]);
    } else {
        stakeControl.clearValidators();
    }
    stakeControl.updateValueAndValidity();
}

In this example function, you first get the stake control from the FormGroup you are working with. Then, based on the value of isSelected, you either set the validators to the ones you need, or clear them so no validation will occur. After, since the form will not automatically revalidate, you then run updateValueAndValidity() on the control to force a validation cycle.
You will notice in the documentation link I included above that there are asynchronous version of these functions available in case you are using asynchronous validators.
A way to watch for changes in the isSelected form control value is to subscribe to the valueChanges observable for that control, and run the validator changes to the stake control based on the value returned in the subscribe.
See below:
this.form.get('isSelected').valueChanges.subscribe(value => {
    const stakeControl = this.form.get('stake');
    if (value === false) {
        stakeControl.setValidators([Validators.min(1), Validators.required]);
    } else {
        stakeControl.clearValidators();
    }
    stakeControl.updateValueAndValidity();
})

UPDATE:
  this.betsForm = this.createFormGroup(this.betSlipItems);
  this.betsForm.get('isSelected').valueChanges.subscribe(value => { // console error here: TypeError: Cannot read property 'valueChanges' of null
      const stakeControl = this.betsForm.get('stake');
      if (value === false) {
        stakeControl.setValidators([Validators.min(1), Validators.required]);
      } else {
        stakeControl.clearValidators();
      }
      stakeControl.updateValueAndValidity();
    });

A: I think the best solution would be to move the validation login to the FormGroup itself. After all this is an example of cross validation in which parts of the validation logic depend on multiple form elements.
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { Validators, ValidatorFn, FormGroup, FormControl, FormBuilder } from '@angular/forms';

const myValidator: ValidatorFn = (fg: FormGroup) => {
  const stake = fg.get('stake');
  const isSelected = fg.get('isSelected');

  if (isSelected.value) {
    return null;
  }

  const result = Validators.compose([Validators.required, Validators.min(5)])(stake);

  return !result || (!result.min && !result.required) ? null : { myError: true };
}

@Component({
  selector: 'my-app',
  template: `
   <form [formGroup]="form">
    <input type="checkbox" formControlName="isSelected" >Is Selected
    <input type="number" formControlName="stake" />
   </form>

   {{ form.valid }}

  `,
  styleUrls: ['./app.component.css']
})
export class AppComponent {

  form: FormGroup;

  constructor(private fb: FormBuilder) {
    this.form = this.fb.group({
      stake: [null],
      isSelected: [null]
    }, { validator: myValidator });
  }

}

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Q: Hide and show divs with click events I want to control three different div elements with three different list elements like this such that clicking on list1 show the content of div1 and so on.
HTML

list 1

list 2

list 3

Text 1 goes there...

Text 2 goes there...

Text 3 goes there...

CSS
div {
    display: none;
    }

Javascript
var showHide = document.querySelector("ul");
showHide.addEventListener("click", function (e){
    if (e.target.id === "list1"){
        document.getElementById("div1"). style.display="block";

    }

    if (e.target.id === "list2"){
        document.getElementById("div2"). style.display="block";
    }

    if (e.target.id === "list3"){
        document.getElementById("div3"). style.display="block";
    }
});

This works except that if I click on another list element it doesn't hide the previous one, all of them show together. Besides this method would almost be impossible to type if you have 100 lists and 100 divs to work on.
NB: I don't want to use jQuery or CSS target element and HTML anchor text.
Just pure Javascript.

A: Try this, see coments for explanation:

var showHide = document.querySelector("ul");
showHide.addEventListener("click", function (e){
    // Get all divs and hide everything
    var divs = document.querySelectorAll('div');
    // Iterate over the collection
    for(let div of divs){
        div.style.display="none"; // Set display to none
    }
    if (e.target.id === "list1"){
      document.getElementById("div1"). style.display="block";
    }

    if (e.target.id === "list2"){
        document.getElementById("div2"). style.display="block";
    }

    if (e.target.id === "list3"){
        document.getElementById("div3"). style.display="block";
    }
});
div {
    display: none;
 }

list 1

list 2

list 3

Text 1 goes there...

Text 2 goes there...

Text 3 goes there...

NOTE:
Is not a very good idea to get all divs, is too generic, if you add any other div in your code they will be added to your collection.
Better, add a descriptive class to your divs:

...

...

...

var divs = document.querySelectorAll('div.myCoolClass');

A: Working code using pure javascript without any jQuery:

var showHide = document.querySelector("ul");
showHide.addEventListener("click", function (e){

    const active = document.querySelector(".active");
    if(active)
    {
      active.style.display="none";
      active.className="";
    }
    if(e.target.id)
    {
      const list_id = e.target.id.replace( /^\D+/g, '');
      document.getElementById("div"+list_id).style.display="block";
      document.getElementById("div"+list_id).className="active";
    }

});
div{
display:none;
}

list 1

list 2

list 3

Text 1 goes there...

Text 2 goes there...

Text 3 goes there...

A: Extract your logic into a separate function, then use the e.target to extract the specific id of the list item, then convert it to the id of the div you want to show.
This way you can easily handle 10, 100 or even 1000+ li/div pairs to hide and show.

var showHide = document.querySelector("ul");
var divElements = document.querySelectorAll("div");

function showHideElement(element) {
  var itemId = element.id || "";
  var divId = itemId.replace("list", "div");

  divElements.forEach(function (element) { element.style.display = "none"; });
  document.getElementById(divId).style.display = "block";
}

showHide.addEventListener("click", function(e) {
  showHideElement(e.target);
});
div {
  display: none;
}

list 1

list 2

list 3

Text 1 goes there...

Text 2 goes there...

Text 3 goes there...

A: You Can add Target div id in data of li items like.

list 1

list 2

list 3

Now we are hiding all divs bydefault by
div {
      display: none;
   }

When someone clicks on li, then using querySelectorAll hide all divs.
Then get tergetId from data attribute of the li and show that target div.
var showHide = document.querySelector("ul");
    showHide.addEventListener("click", function (e){
        document.querySelectorAll('div').forEach(function(element) {
            element.style.display = "none";
        });

        var data = e.target.dataset;
        if(data){
            document.getElementById(data.targetId).style.display = "block";
        }
    });

Hope this will help you.


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Transfer of Juveniles to Adult Court: Effects of a Broad Policy in One Court
By Edward P. Mulvey and Carol A. Schubert, U.S. Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Transferring an adolescent offender to adult court is a weighty decision. It has far-reaching implications for the adolescent involved and significant symbolic meaning for the justice system. For the adolescent, transfer to the adult system holds the possibility of harsher punishment (including physical, sexual, or psychological victimization by other inmates) and enduring developmental costs (Chung, Little, and Steinberg, 2005; Mulvey and Schubert, 2012). For the system, transferring an adolescent to adult court is an unambiguous statement that the criminal justice system will no longer shelter the adolescent, by virtue of his or her acts, from harsh justice. Transfer to adult court indicates that the demand for proportional punishment has trumped the goal of individualized rehabilitation found in the juvenile justice system (Zimring, 2005).
Since the court's inception, juvenile justice policymakers and professionals have wrestled with the decision about when to transfer an adolescent to adult court (Tanenhaus, 2004). Currently, individual states have combinations of statutorily defined mechanisms for determining when the movement of a juvenile case to adult court is required or appropriate, including procedures such as judicial transfer, certification, automatic waiver, or direct file (Griffin, 2003; Fagan and Zimring, 2000). In general, state statutes define a set of crimes for adolescent offenders of a certain age that warrant processing in the adult system (i.e., a statutory exclusion from the presumed jurisdiction of the juvenile court). Most states also have a mechanism (e.g., decertification, reverse waiver) for returning the case to the jurisdiction of the juvenile court when deemed appropriate. (See Sickmund, 1994; Griffin, 2006; and Redding, 2008, for an elaboration of these statutory provisions.)
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In this context, the public began to distrust the ability of the juvenile justice system to ensure public safety, and state legislatures added statutory provisions to ensure that youth who committed certain serious offenses were not roaming the streets. Between 1992 and 1999, all but one state expanded legislation that made it easier for juveniles to be tried as adults (Hansen, 2001). These changes increased the set of crimes that qualified an adolescent for transfer, lifted age restrictions, and added statutory exclusion and prosecutorial discretion as methods for achieving transfer to adult court. The movement of adolescents to adult court was no longer the product of a juvenile court judge exercising his or her discretion; it was instead largely the product of who fell into the statutorily defined net of eligibility and was not waived back to juvenile court. Rather than relying on a judgment of individual appropriateness regarding transfer, the emphasis was instead on the act, not the actor, and on retribution, not rehabilitation (Griffin, 2006).
Effects of Changes in Transfer Policies on Practice
It is generally believed that these statutory reforms produced an increase in the rate of transfer, at least in a large number of locales (Fagan, 2008; Penney and Moretti, 2005). However, it is difficult to gauge the specific effects of these changes because of the lack of comprehensive and consistent data about transferred adolescent offenders. No systematic national count of the number of youth who are transferred or waived to criminal court exists, nor are there consistent data on the characteristics of these adolescents across locales. The National Center for Juvenile Justice tracks judicial transfers made at the discretion of juvenile court judges. These figures show a clear decline in adolescent transfers using this mechanism, presumably because other statutory mechanisms have increased their rate of transfer (Adams and Addie, 2010). However, no accurate tallies of the total number of transfers across all possible mechanisms exists.
The sources for estimating the number of adolescents in adult prisons or jails on any given day or during any given period of time are also inconsistent (Woolard et al., 2005). According to available data, the number and proportion of adolescents in adult prisons appear to have peaked in the mid-1990s (about 5,000 prisoners, or 2.3 percent of the total prison population, according to Hartney, 2006) and to have fallen since then to less than 3,000, or 1.2 percent, in 2004 (Hartney, 2006; see Austin, Johnson, and Gregoriou, 2000, for somewhat larger estimates for the mid-1990s). Estimates of the number of adolescents in adult jails on any given day are considerably greater, ranging from about 7,000 (Hartney, 2006) to 19,000 (Austin, Johnson, and Gregoriou, 2000)—about 1 in 10 youth incarcerated in the United States are admitted to an adult prison or jail (Eggleston, 2007).
In addition, little is actually known about outcomes for adolescent offenders who are transferred to the adult system. The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) funded a recent study to compile available information about the number of adolescents who were transferred across a range of locales and the subsequent sanctions these individuals received. Study results are anticipated in 2012 and are expected to be "the best national estimates ever, and the most detailed exploration of who the kids are and what actually happens to them" (Kelly, 2010, p. 31).
Despite the lack of definitive numeric estimates, it is reasonable to assume that the changes in transfer statutes have led to an increase in the heterogeneity of the youth sent to adult court in many locales (Schubert et al., 2010). That is, expansions of the transfer statutes and an increased reliance on the presenting offense have made it easier for the adult court to process a broader range of adolescents; these adolescents likely differ widely in their prior legal involvement, developmental status (because there is now a wider age span for youth who are eligible for transfer), and specific risk factors related to offending. In general, researchers believe that the group of adolescents now transferred to adult court includes "a broad range of offenders who are neither particularly serious nor particularly chronic" (Bishop and Frazier, 2000, p. 265).
Reconsideration of the Current Transfer Policy
The wisdom of current transfer policies has been widely questioned, and some have begun to voice two major concerns about the potential impacts of these practices (Fagan and Zimring, 2000; Redding, 2008). The first concern is about fairness: Does placement in adult court expose adolescents to punishments and conditions that are unduly harsh? The second concern is about utility: Does the practice of juvenile transfer to adult court actually reduce crime as compared with placement in juvenile court?
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Pasek needs a new tailor for his 3/4 length sleeves. I remember KEYC as the only time I have been on television. We all went up there as a choir group and sang Christmas carols, while they taped the show.
Uncle Dave, Rachel did that too. She fainted and fell off the top row!


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For those who insist that public attitudes move with only glacial speed, a quick review of some of the hot button issues of the past generation serves to rebut the assertion – none, perhaps, more convincingly than recreational drug use.
This may explain why members of New Brunswick's medical establishment are urging the provincial government to exercise all due circumspection as it ponders ways to deliver the federal government's presumed (not yet announced) framework for legalizing marijuana. "There should be a discussion about it," Paul Blanchard, executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association, told the Saint John Telegraph-Journal earlier this month. "The province shouldn't be acting unilaterally. We would certainly hope that whatever decision they are making they're doing so with health consequences in mind."
Mr. Blanchard's comments came on the heels of news that the provincial government's liquor Czar, Brain Harriman, has been spearheading research by liquor boards across Canada to investigate the merits of a new world order for the sale of legal, regulated weed in retail outlets.
"It's a health concern," Mr. Blanchard said. "I'm certain that the provincial government is looking at other jurisdictions. . .and seeing there is an opportunity on the sales tax side. But we think there are also some health consequences here that need to be factored in."
To be fair, he has a point. Some recent, credible research has found that adolescent and teenage pot smoking raises the risk of developing some form of mental illness later in life (which form, I presume, depends on the number of brain cells you manage snuff out in callow youth).
Still, the speed with which the conversation about illicit drugs has evolved in recent years is astonishing.
In the most recent issue of Harper's Magazine, writer Dan Baum notes in his provocatively titled piece, "Legalize it all: How to win the war on drugs":
"In 1994, John Ehrlichman, the Watergate co-conspirator, unlocked for me one of the great mysteries of modern American history: How did the United States entangle itself in a policy of drug prohibition that has yielded so much misery and so few good results? Americans have been criminalizing psychoactive substances since San Francisco's anti-opium law of 1875, but it was Ehrlichman's boss, Richard Nixon, who declared the first 'war on drugs' and set the country on the wildly punitive and counterproductive path it still pursues. "I'd tracked Ehrlichman, who had been Nixon's domestic-policy adviser, to an engineering firm in Atlanta, where he was working on minority recruitment. . .At the time, I was writing a book about the politics of drug prohibition. I started to ask Ehrlichman a series of . . .questions that he impatiently waved away. 'You want to know what this was really all about?' he asked with the bluntness of a man who, after public disgrace and a stretch in federal prison, had little left to protect. 'The Nixon White House. . .had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people. . .We knew we couldn't make it illegal to be against either (hippies and black people). . .but by getting the public to associate the hippies with marijuana and blacks with heroin, and then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt those communities."
The times. . .they, are, indeed, a changing.
All of which raises a question: If we can so quickly reimagine the universe on the dubiously redeeming subject of drugs, can we also apply this flexibility of mind to the fundamentally pressing issues that have vexed us for generations?
Shall we declare a war on poverty?
Only this time, we won't rest till we win.
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Five of South Africa's Elite athletes lined up for the WTS individual sprint events in Hamburg over the weekend. Rabie, showing consistent good form throughout the course of this season, claimed 8th position in the Elite women's race.
In the Elite women's race Marie Rabie was the 10th athlete out of the water, 8 seconds from Lucy Hall's lead. Sanders followed in 56th position a further 45 seconds down on the lead.
Rabie exited the bike leg in the lead group of 7, together with Klamer, Hall, Routier and Zaferes. Sanders followed in the second chase group, 2min46sec from the lead group.
Rabie ran the 5km run leg at an average pace of 3min17sec/km to finish in a very respectable 8th position, 1minute behind Zaferes' win. Sanders finished in 48th position 2min28sec behind Rabie.
In the Elite men's race Henri Schoeman was the first athlete to exit the water in a time of 8min53sec. Murray followed in 28th position, 16 seconds from Schoeman's lead, with Sullwald in 62nd position. Murray placed his wetsuit in the wrong box in transition which resulted in a 10 second penalty.
Murray lead the 25-man lead group (including Schoeman) into T2 from the bike leg. Unfortunately Sullwald did not complete the bike leg.
Murray took his penalty 50 meters from the finish line. A confused Murray, not knowing what the penalty was for and showing his upset' was disqualified for unsportsman like behavior. Schoeman finished in 26th position, 1min16sec from Mola's win.


Cover FX are an American brand that focus specifically on base products. If you visit one of their counters, you won't be greeted with a range of vibrant colours, but instead there'll be foundations, powders and concealers in every shade from porcelain to ebony.
The brand has recently launched a new CC cream* to their range, which is designed to offer a buildable coverage, while providing colour correcting properties at the same time. The formula is designed to react to your skins PH balance and colour correct accordingly.
The CC cream comes in a range of 9 shades, and I've been testing out the lightest one 'light'. It contains an inbuilt primer, plus SPF 30 and like all Cover FX products, is vegan, free from fragrance, parabens, gluten, mineral oil and talc.
It has quite a thick consistency and a little bit goes quite a long way. Very often BB and CC creams are very runny and more like tinted moisturisers, but this is definitely more of an authentic, asian style CC cream. You'll need to shake the bottle well before application, as if you don't, you'll find the liquid comes out looking a bit odd.
I applied it using my fingers and with a brush and think that both ways work pretty well. I tend to go for light-medium coverage foundations and found the CC cream to give quite a high level of coverage, so if you usually find BB/CC creams don't give you enough coverage, this one might be perfect!
I got about 6 hours wear without a primer, and after that it did start to look a little patchy in places. With a primer, it lasts much better, up to about 9 hours.
The only downside for me is that unfortunately the lightest shade just wasn't quite right. I've tried other Cover FX foundations before and have found perfect matches, but the CC cream is just that little bit too yellow. I'm hoping they might introduce some more shades if it proves successful, but at the moment, the CC cream doesn't quite match me.
Cover FX CC cream retails at £32 and can be found online from Cover FX and at their counters in store at selected House of Fraser.
Do you like the sound of this CC cream?
Gah I hate when the lightest shade of a product isn't quite right!
I like Olay Regenerist's CC cream which surprised me because the whole BB cream thing just didn't work for me. I haven't seen this brand before. I'll keep a look out when I'm next in a HoF.


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On some days, you are no less than Sherlock Holmes. But on others, you are just a regular policeman on bundobast duty.
Me against the Mumbai Underworld is the story of Isaque Bagwan, three-time recipient of the President's Police Medal for Gallantry and a small-town boy who pursued his big-city dreams and ambitions as an upright police officer. Bagwan, who is credited with carrying out the first encounter in the history of Mumbai Police, was witness to several of the city's defining moments-the 1980s when smuggling was at an all-time high, the blasts that tore through Bombay in the '90s, the gang wars that marked the city, and the devastating 26/11 terror attack. His life, which has captured the imagination of many writers and filmmakers, is presented here with all its gut-wrenching details.
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The amazing thing about picture books is that they aren't just for children. Adults can learn from them, too. Thus is the case of National Geographic Kids' latest picture book, Little Kids First BIG Book of Science, by Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld.
The book opens by considering "how scientists observe and think about the world and how they go about finding answers." Readers discover that scientists learn about the world by asking simple questions, like: "How far away is the moon?" "Will it rain today?" or, "How can I make my car go faster?" And since most young readers have similar questions about the world around them, they are advised that they are already thinking like scientists.
Next, readers learn how to form a hypothesis (thinking an answer is right), prove the hypothesis by conducting an experiment, and keep a journal of notes and observations. Readers learn about the different types of scientists, the types of science (life, earth and physical), the commonalities and differences in living things, and even the human body.
This book is brimming with just as much fun as knowledge, and is perfect for young children and anyone else (guardian, parent or teacher) with a love of nature and discovery. There are amazing pictures of insects, planets, outer space, and enormous dinosaur bones. There are pictures of astronauts floating in space, children using magnifying glasses to observe delicate insects, and also real and imagined images of the planets in our solar system.
The prose is vibrant and age appropriate, the font is oversized for easy reading, and the content unfolds in logical sequences that make learning intuitive and fun. There is even a great chapter on inventions at the end.
This one should be excellent as a supplement to a typical early elementary science curriculum. It is also great for home use for the outdoor-lover, the nature enthusiast, or the up-and-coming science geek.


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In Spite of Myself (Paperback)
By Christopher Plummer
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A collection of delicious anecdotes of a life spent on stages and film sets across the world—from Peter Hall's Royal Shakespeare Theatre to The Sound of Music—from one of our greatest actors.
Christopher Plummer's magnificent book recounts the wild adventure that was his life, stretching from a privileged childhood in Canada to the glorious, star-studded New York of the fifties to a sensational career in film appearing in some of our most beloved classics. Here are his late nights out with Carson McCullers, Tennessee Williams, Paddy Chayefsky, and Arthur Miller; his affairs and marriages; his collaborations with famed producers; and his memorable roles alongside fellow young and talented actors, each also destined for stardom: Judi Dench, Vanessa Redgrave, Peter O'Toole, Natalie Wood, and countless others.
Christopher Plummer was born in Toronto, Ontario. He acted in more than 100 feature films, including The Man Who Would Be King, The Sound of Music, Stage Struck, and The Insider, and he starred in three of the world's most important theatre companies: Great Britain's National Theatre, The Royal Shakespeare Company, and the Stratford Festival of Canada. He received two Tony Awards for Best Actor (Barrymore; Cyrano), and he was nominated for the award seven other times. He also received a London Evening Standard Award for Best Actor for Becket. He received Emmys, the John Gielgud Quill Award, the Edwin Booth Award (Barrymore), The Jason Robards Award for Excellence, and was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame. He received an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Beginners. He was nominated for an Oscar for his role in All the Money in the World. He died in 2021.
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Publisher: Vintage
Publication Date: May 1st, 2012
"For anyone who loves, loves, loves the theater…a finely observed, deeply felt (and deeply dishy) time-traveling escape. . . . Just grab a quilt and a stack of pillows. No need for a delectable assortment of bonbons. They're in the book." —The New York Times Book Review
"Splendid, lively. . . . An immensely satisfying memoir, of rare grace, good humor, and unapologetic self-honesty. . . . In tact and generosity of spirit, it is the very model of what a memoir should be." —The Daily Beast
"A staggering parade of theater-world luminaries struts, swaggers, and yes, occasionally staggers through this compulsively readable memoir. . . . [Plummer] has a tasty anecdote about onstage, backstage, or drinking-hole doings about every single one of them." —The New York Times
"Rich and riotous. . . . He seems to have been everywhere—including inside almost every room of the Hotel du Cap on the French Riviera—and known everyone." —Jennifer Schuessler, The New York Times
"The veteran actor's delightfully sprawling account of his life and career." —USA Today
"[A] fascinating memoir. . . . The book records so many trysts, pratfalls, drunken evenings—and afternoons—that it's amazing he has survived. . . . Amply shows how Mr. Plummer has managed a long, successful career in spite of himself." —The Wall Street Journal
"In spite of himself–his relentlessly high artistic principles; his penchant for playing the underdog, even when he was the star; his keen ear equally attuned to the precision of Elizabethan verse and to what passes as truth across a whiskey at 5 a.m. . . . this man has experienced a life rich in textures, and he is able to give most of them glorious voice. His is a life in the theater lived hard and true, in the grand tradition of those distinguished players who went before, whom he surely made proud. Good sir! I raise my glass to you." —Alex Witchel, The New York Times Book Review


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The Illinois ASA Softball Hall of Fame began in 1971. The purpose of the Hall of Fame is to honor those men and women from the State of Illinois who have played a major role in the development of the game of softball. Its second purpose is to help bring attention to the sport of softball to the people of Illinois. That attention is generated by honoring those who have made outstanding contributions to its success.
To be selected for the Illinois ASA Hall of Fame, a person must have been an active player in the ASA and in the State of Illinois on a state level. The candidate's active playing days must have been terminated for a minimum of three years. Candidates may still actively play Masters Softball. It is expected that all nominees have been a credit to ASA Softball both on and off the field.
The length of playing time is to be considered as a factor in the evaluation of candidates. No minimum is required. Success at a state level shall be used as a gauge for candidacy while fame on a National level shall enhance a candidate's chance of recognition. It will require more than local fame on a local level. Major consideration will be given to those players earning All Tournament Selection and State ASA Tournaments.
Competition against teams recognized nationally from outside the State of Illinois also will be considered a factor in the consideration of the candidate. Any candidate selected to the National ASA Hall of Fame will automatically qualify for admittance to the Illinois ASA Hall of Fame .
Three letters of reference and factual information must be submitted to the Hall of Fame Committee before a candidate will be accepted unless unusual circumstances exist. Scrapbooks are acceptable as well. We are seeking complete softball resumes.
Players not accepted must be resubmitted the following year, unless held over by the Hall of Fame Committee.
The Selections will be made at the yearly meeting of the Illinois State Executive Committee meeting, or if deemed advisable, at a Special Meeting of the Hall of Fame Committee. It is required that at least seven of the Committee members be present to establish a quorum and conduct a meeting. It requires ¾ votes of the members attending to elect a candidate to the hall of fame. Mail votes may also be taken.
Announcement of the selections will be made prior to the adjournment of the Committee Meeting or at an appropriate time. Players not accepted must be resubmitted the following year, unless held over by the Hall of Fame Committee.
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A recent addition to the museum in the form of a newly mounted commemorative shirt of 50 and over victory in the 1997 national tournament at Tulsa, Oklahoma.
It's a cane… it's a Louisville slugger bat… it's a new addition to the softball museum donated by Joe Snedeker. If you look closely you can see his name etched into the end of the bat.
The museum has new memorabilia to purchase. #caseysoftball
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Newly self-employed and thinking about buying a home?
Buying your own home is an incredible experience. It offers great financial freedom and you can finally be free of the constraints of the rental market. Unless you have the funds to buy the home outright, in order to buy your own home, you will need to get several things in order and secure a mortgage. Lenders will usually want to see proof of earnings, a deposit and a strong credit history. For the newly self-employed, this becomes all the more difficult.
In the not too distant past, self-employed individuals could get something known as a self-cert mortgage. This meant that they could simply state their annual earnings to a lender without any proof. Provided they had a deposit and good credit history, their chances of being accepted were strong. The problem with this type of mortgage is that some people were dishonest about their earnings and borrowed more than they could afford. Following the credit crunch in 2007, this type of mortgage was banned in the UK, although some European banks still grant self-cert mortgages.
What does this mean for the self-employed?
Self-employed individuals and business owners now need to jump through a lot more hoops than before. While it might seem more difficult, it's important to remember that it isn't impossible. If you are turned down by one lender, this doesn't mean that you will be turned down by all lenders.
When applying for a mortgage, self-employed individuals now need to present their lender with two-year's worth of accounts. This is usually in the form of accounts prepared by your accountant or a SA302 tax calculation. Self-employed people might also need to secure a larger deposit and show evidence of future income.
What if I don't have two-year's of accounts?
For the newly self-employed, this can make getting on the property ladder more difficult. If you have very recently switched to self-employment, then you are unlikely to be able to apply for a mortgage before the end of the two years. This is because lenders need to see proof of income, and they will only accept past accounts as evidence, not future contracts. If you have a choice, going back into full-time employment might be the best choice if you really can't wait the two years. In this instance, a lender would want to see that you have been in full-time employment for at least 6 months, so this could significantly shorten your wait.
What if I have 18 month's worth of accounts?
If you almost have two-year's worth of accounts and proof of regular income, some lenders will allow you to make an application based on projections of your future income. If you earn roughly the same every month and you haven't lost any business, then it's easy to see how the next 6 months of the year might pan out. This all depends on the lender, so it's worth shopping around for a niche mortgage lender that specialises in self-employed mortgages.
What if I'm thinking about going self-employed?
If you haven't yet made the plunge and you're also thinking about buying a home in the next two years, then you might be better off staying put until you have purchased your home. Remember that being self-employed means that you may not always have the same income every month, so taking on a mortgage might feel like a bigger risk. However, if you are confident that your freelance business will quickly replace your income this shouldn't be a problem.
One of the biggest mistakes people make when applying for a mortgage as a freelancer is that they underestimate their earnings. It's common for freelancers and the self-employed to make legal adjustments to their earnings in order to pay a little less tax. While this is completely normal, when you are applying for a mortgage this can work against you. If you are planning to apply for a mortgage in the next few years, make sure that you keep your tax records accurate and up-to-date or you could end up being offered less money.
Another mistake that people make is starting the application process without checking their credit score. Your credit score is vital to the application, so it makes sense to have a good idea of what lenders will see before you apply. If there are issues with your credit file, you can work towards getting them amended before you make your application. If you fail to do this and you are denied credit, this will also show up on your file and may influence decisions from other lenders. For this reason, it's always best to check your score before you apply.
And finally, one of the best ways you can improve your application is to secure a larger deposit. This will make you a much lower risk lender and more likely to have your application accepted.
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Story of an Hour: Introduction
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Brief Biography of Kate Chopin
Born Catherine O'Flaherty in 1850, Kate Chopin was raised in St. Louis, Missouri by well-off, socially established parents. An Irish immigrant, her father was a prosperous businessman, while her mother came from the well-respected French community of St. Louis. At the age of 20, Chopin married the son of a successful family in the cotton industry. Together they had six children and lived in New Orleans until eventually moving to the French town of Cloutierville, Louisiana in 1879. There, her husband owned and ran a general store until he died in 1882, at which point Chopin rather unconventionally took over the shop's operation, thereby becoming a self-sufficient widow. This move went against what was considered normal and acceptable for women at the time, and Chopin was widely judged by her surrounding community. Eventually, in 1884, she moved back to St. Louis to live with her mother and began writing short stories for popular American magazines. Her writing often championed the kind of female independence she had become notorious for in Cloutierville; her first novel, At Fault, for instance, controversially examined the idea of divorce and paved the way for the fearless independence of her later works such as The Awakening, which was critiqued and banned by libraries and bookstores alike. Chopin died suddenly of a brain hemorrhage in 1904, leaving behind three novels, two collections of short stories, and one play. Although her work was relatively unpopular at the time of her death, her legacy as both an important American novelist in her own right, and one of the first female authors to address gender inequality, has only grown.
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Historical Context of The Story of an Hour
"The Story of an Hour" was published in 1894, one year after the first U.S. state granted women the right to vote. Though it would be almost another thirty years before the country passed the 19th amendment, which won women the federal right to vote, the tides of social change had started to turn. Early strains of feminist thought—though it was not yet called this—had started to take hold of certain corners of public discourse. This was in part the result of the Seneca Falls Convention of 1848, where women's rights advocates gathered to discuss gender equality. The suffragists (as they were called) sought to address unfair limitations placed on women by society and the law, ultimately fighting toward winning the right to vote. "The Story of an Hour" showcases many of the suffragist's common concerns by placing at its center a woman who suddenly finds herself no longer financially or socially dependent on a man.
Other Books Related to The Story of an Hour
Like many of Chopin's stories and novels, "The Story of an Hour" is interested in examining female independence. Her controversial novel, The Awakening, explores a similar idea by following the progression of its female protagonist's extramarital affair and subsequent life of freedom from her husband (as well as her eventual death by suicide). Much like "The Story of an Hour," The Awakening tracks moments of personal revelation, especially those that lead to a recognition of freedom and independence. Whereas Chopin's earlier work—like "The Story of an Hour," as well as other short stories contained in her collection A Night in Acadie—placed unconventional women at the center of their narratives without necessarily endorsing a break from society's expected gender roles, The Awakening did not shy away from endorsing female independence in a provocative and unprecedented manner.
Key Facts about The Story of an Hour
Full Title: The Story of an Hour
When Written: April 19, 1894
Literary Period: American Realism
Genre: Realistic fiction
Setting: The domestic realm of the late 19th century.
Climax: Having accepted and rejoiced in her newfound freedom, Louise exits her bedroom only to find her husband coming through the front door, a sight that fatally shocks her heart with a "joy that kills."
Antagonist: The sexist and inhibiting expectations of women in 19th century society.
Point of View: Third-person omniscient
Extra Credit for The Story of an Hour
Vogue Magazine. "The Story of an Hour" was originally published as "The Dream of an Hour" in Vogue magazine. Back then, Vogue was a newspaper published every week and was intended to cater to the upper class of New York. The publication also published another of Chopin's most famous short stories, "Désirée's Baby."
Film Adaptation. In 1984, PBS aired a film adaptation of "The Story of an Hour." The film was called "The Joy that Kills," taken from the story's last line, and was written by Tina Rathborne and Nancy Dyer.
Lannamann, Taylor. "The Story of an Hour." LitCharts. LitCharts LLC, 1 Feb 2017. Web. 18 Jan 2020.
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Hey guys! So, it's been a while. With last week being the week that didn't count, I didn't see much point in posting a lot of "what ifs" and "might have beens", but now, per the rewind, the week has started again and this time it counts.
When the feeds came back from the HOH comp, which was the seeds comp again, we found out that Caleb had won HOH this time instead of Frankie. Derrick quickly went to work on him trying to convince him that he needs to put up Frankie and Victoria with Frankie being the target. Caleb shrunk back at the idea of putting Frankie on the block right off the bat. He wanted to put up Derrick and Victoria first so that Frankie wouldn't want veto as badly (even though he would probably still fight just as hard because he knows he is in danger) and they could backdoor him later. Caleb then went and told Cody that he would be putting up Derrick and Victoria and then unless Frankie won veto, Frankie would be going up.
Cody went and talked to Derrick, and Derrick was of course having none of this. He told Cody that Cody needed to go and talk to Caleb and explain how Frankie could use the veto on Victoria and then one of them would be going home. Frankie had to remain loyal to the 4 last week because he could not play for HOH this week, but now that he CAN play for HOH in the next competition, he doesn't have to remain loyal and could save Victoria if he wanted to and leave Cody and Derrick sitting next to each other on the block.
Ultimately Cody never had to talk to Caleb because Derrick ended up speaking with him and telling him to put Frankie up and if Frankie wins POV and comes off the block, THEN he can put Derrick up beside Victoria and they will all vote Victoria out. Caleb agreed pretty quickly because Caleb pretty much always agrees with the last person in his ear, so that is where things stand right now.
Unless Frankie pulls something major out of his butt tonight or in the morning, he and Victoria will be the nominees and Frankie will be the target unless he wins the Morph comp again. I do not know exactly what Julie meant when she said that the jurors would be returning to the house. At first I thought maybe it would be as a distraction in the veto comp or something, but according to what she said, the veto comp will not be aired until Tuesday on the eviction show, and the returning jurors thing was said to be happening Sunday. Whether we will see whatever it is on the feeds or not is completely unknown to me, but I sure hope so. It would have to be better than the "rat in the house" task of the "dog for a day" thing.
Derrick has assured Victoria that she should relax because he is winning the veto comp this week, and they have all been studying the wall for the morph comp. If Frankie wins, Victoria likely goes. If Frankie doesn't win, he will likely be evicted. As always you guys can follow me @ashes2ashes13 on twitter for more overnight updates. Until next time....
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Didi September 11, 2014 at 4:37 AM
Glad you're back!
schultz September 11, 2014 at 6:39 AM
Good to have you back Ash.
Just curious, given this motley crew, who would you like to see win?
I really like Derrick and I know he deserves to win but lately Caleb has been making some improvement and after the jury house clip, I don't know if anyone will vote for Derrick. He seems to have really ticked them off. Maybe they will vote for him if he were to take Frankie but I just don't know.
I have super mixed feelings this season. I really hope they do an all-star season and bring back Donny now that he knows the better route to take.
Kim G September 11, 2014 at 9:11 AM
Welcome back Ash. You've been missed.
Shultz, I didn't get the feeling that the jury was bitter toward Derrick, more in awe that they were duped. I think the only one to maybe beat him in the final would be Frankie.
I had the feeds on in the background, while still trying to give my attention to President Obama's speech and following commentary , but it appeared to me that Victoria still expects someone else( Derrick) to save her this week. She learned nothing this past week. While everyone else was studying the memory wall, she's unpacking and putting on make up. Unbelievable. I had started to root for her but now I truly find her totally clueless and wouldn't mind Frankie winning the veto and her getting the boot. GIRL SAVE YOURSELF! Maybe then she can get some respect.
Still wanting Frankie out this week. He is the only one I don't want anywhere near the F2.
Ash September 11, 2014 at 9:33 AM
Thanks guys! I will try to post more often this week if there is more to post about.
Shultz, I have to agree with Kim. I didn't feel like the jury was bitter towards Derrick. I think their thought pattern is that Derrick and Frankie are playing the best games, and they will be voting for one of them in the final 2. Christine and Zach both mentioned being impressed by Derrick and liking him, and I think most of them feel that way. They just now realize that he is the reason most of them, if not all of them, are there.
As far as who I would like to win... I honestly don't know that I care who wins at this point. I think as far as game play goes, Derrick should definitely take it. It pains me to say it, but Frankie (game play wise ONLY) is right up there with Derrick, and if he made it to the final 2 with Cody or Caleb, he would deserve the win. Again I stress, that's ONLY on his comp wins and manipulation of game. I CANNOT STAND him outside of that.
As far as Caleb goes, he has won some competitions, but I think everyone in the house and in the jury knows that Caleb doesn't understand the game at all. Derrick constantly has to tell him and stay on him about who he is nominating and why. I do not remember Caleb making any single move for himself in the entire game. Caleb is CERTAIN that he would beat Frankie, Derrick, or Cody in the end, and also that he should get America's Favorite Player based on comp wins. The truth is that Frankie has won 10 comps to Caleb's 5 or 6..( I can't remember how many) and Caleb hasn't played any game when it comes to deciding who to nominate, who he wants out, or who he wants to go home.
So that's what I think. I think that Derrick or Frankie will take the win provided one of them are in the F2. If it's Caleb vs Cody... coin flip. lol
Yea I guess it was more shock than anything. I just hope Christine doesn't get in anyone's ear. I mean I really want Derrick to win.
boptist23 September 11, 2014 at 10:05 AM
I have to say this. I'm ex military, like Caleb. When you join the military, you swear an oath to the United States and that you will respect, honor and obey the Commander In Chief. Before the show began, Caleb made public comments in which he referred to the Commander In Chief as a "Muslim monkey from Kenya."
That is disrespectful of the president who is still the Commander In Chief. Caleb is milking his military service on this show. He has cast off his right of respect by his ugly, false and racist comment about President Obama. I have no respect for Caleb and I feel that he deserves no respect for his service after his remarks.
schultz September 11, 2014 at 10:08 AM
I just have to add that the episode was worth watching just to hear Donny. Whether he was coached on what to say to Christine or not, it was hilarious. He kept "zinging" her. It was pretty amazing. Especially the do you know an attorney part
lavalu September 11, 2014 at 2:28 PM
Glad you're back Ash. I guess I'm the only one to not like Derrick...at all, I do not want him to win.....but he is! Uuuggghhh!!
objkshn September 11, 2014 at 7:17 PM
Ash writes: " I do not know exactly what Julie meant when she said that the jurors would be returning to the house."
Check out Hamsterwatch for today and live feeds. The jurors returned to the house to return it to the mess it was before they cleaned the house this week. They seemed to take perverse pleasure in the task and also left some messages (like circling Victoria's name on bathroom door and putting x through, presumably by Zach.) Then the jurors got to participate in luxury competition where . . . SPOILER ALERT . . . . Hayden won $10K and is sharing it with Victoria. We're not really sure why, yet.
Boptist - there isn't much of anything that Caleb has done that inspires likeability. He stalks people. Girls and celebrities. He sexually harasses girls. He's racist. He's an animal killer (killed a wild boar with a stick, gleefully). He's obsessed with fighting as long as he looks pretty while doing it. Surprise, surprise. He's also a RWNJ. Package deal.
Ash September 11, 2014 at 8:00 PM
Yep objkshn, I watched it play out all day, updated it on twitter, and will be blogging about the jury thing tonight. I just didn't know last night at midnight. ;)
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Heavy words, little lies
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