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Childhood's End When our grandparents were young, adolescence was thought of as a short passage between childhood and adulthood. Now it starts early.... and does it ever end? Today's program, Childhood's End, explores the sometimes blurry lines between child and adult. Dr. Goodwin's guests include Ms. Kay Hymowitz, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute and contributing editor of "City Journal"; Dr. Reed Larson, professor of Human Development and Family Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Dr. Jeffrey Arnett, a researcher in developmental psychology at the University of Maryland; Dr. Laurence Steinberg, Professor of Psychology at Temple University; and Dr. Ronald Dahl, professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Eighteen-year-old reporters Jessica Margolis-Pineo and Valerie Randall of the Blunt/Youth Radio Project in Portland, Maine, contribute a report on what they think it might mean to be an adult today. We also hear from a 13-year-old boy, Zachary Charles, as he prepares for and later recalls his bar mitzvah. Hosted by Dr. Fred Goodwin and produced by the Peabody Award winningLichtenstein Creative Media .

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Got my first LP record when I was 18 (yes, I am old, and to those who don't know what an LP record is, read wiki here. It was the album A Night At The Opera. Listened to the music, read the lyrics, went to my older sister and snatched her A Day At The Races album, listened to it and read the lyrics and fell in love with the band.
3 years later I was about to see them live but couldn't manage to go to the open air concert. I did not have enough money, how to get there, didn't know where to sleep, who to ask to come with me. I thought I had time to visit another concert a year or so later. But Freddie Mercury got AIDS and they never went on another tour again.
Beside of Queen I like a lot other bands (Bon Jovi, Hooters, Maroon 5, Jupiter Jones, Silbermond, ...) and musicians (Sting, Bryan Adams, Eliza Doolittle, Adele, ...) but still they are the only band I have more than only one or two CDs from.
In no particular order, my absolute favorites are: The Beatles, Alice Cooper, U2, The Who, Cat Stevens, Fleet Foxes, Basshunter, David Bowie, Parry Gripp, Michael Jackson, Guns 'n' Roses, Led Zeppelin, My Chemical Romance, The Offspring, Simon and Garfunkel, and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Just to name a few.
Marianas Trench, All Time Low, Black Veil Brides, My Chemical Romance. The top 4 faves of mine. :3 Probably repeating someone else (such as Abandonship; they said MCR already...) but y'know, it's just a show of who likes what?
Oh wow I like a lot of bands but I probably like BVB , Escape The Fate , Asking Alexandra , MCR , and Short Stack the most.
Marianas Trench, Lights (singer, not band, but whatever), All Time Low, The Killers.
Foster the People, Toby Turner, Zedd, Fun., Matt&Kim, RhettAndLink, MGMT, Alex Carpenter, Black Eyed Peas, Bon Jovi, Cage the Elephant, Julian Smith, Knights Bridge, Parry Grip, Plain White T's, Tom Felton, We the Kings, Wham!
If you actually know most of these, you would know that I like a rather wide range of music.
For example, people who like BVB and bands of that sort, check out Such Gold, or maybe Deals Death. There's other bands that are just as good or better than those that come on the radio if you look around.
Green Day, All American Rejects, and Owl City.
I like a japanese band called Tokyo Jihen (or Tokyo Incidents). The lead singer is Shiina Ringo. That band is awesome.
HUGE fan of The Band Perry. I memorized their song If I Die Young in 20 minutes!
I also love Green Day, Owl City, All American Rejects, Black Eyed Peas, Avril Lavigne, Linkin Park, Paramore, Aly & A.J, Kings of Leon, Coldplay, Taylor Swift, NeverShoutNever, Train, Beyonce, Cascada, Katy Perry, Rihanna, and MANY MANY MANY MORE!
Red and Josh Garrels are some of my favorites, but I like so many!
My favorite band is My Chemical Romance, but I also love Bowling for Soup, Offspring, Panic! At The Disco, Snow Whites Poison Bite, and Hollywood Undead.
Prime Circle is another favourite.
And the Graeme Watkins Projects.
They're all South African. /shot.
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Q: Trying to install tryton 5.4 on ubuntu 18.04 Error is the select field (drop-down) for database field on browser with Sao I had finished installing trytond 5.4 and sao with out error on ubuntu 18.04 server
But when open my browser and put server-ip:8000 tryton -> open database select field and text field username
But the error is the select field (drop-down) for database not working and i cant see my database name that i had been created on postgresql
and i had made browse and grunt for sao all done
So i cant open tryton ERP
Any help please

A: You must initialize your database after you created it on the backed in order to be shown on the list of databases of the server. Here is the section of the doumentation which explains how to do it:
https://docs.tryton.org/projects/server/en/latest/topics/setup_database.html#topics-setup-database
Once you've initialized your database you have to restart the server to refresh the list of databases. Then you can access the database using admin user and the password you entered on the init process.

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I feel like 2014 was the 'start' of my blog, I started collaborating with brands and had some lovely opportunities, which I am so grateful for! My readership has grown so quickly in the last few months, so thank you to everyone that visits my blog!
To keep myself focused on my blog and my beauty regime, I've decided to give myself some goals and resolutions for 2015.
Okay, this sounds a little silly but I sometimes struggle to keep on top of blogging. I work 9-5, Monday to Friday, with an added hour of commuting on either side of my day, by the time I get home it's dark. So I find myself rushing on a Saturday or Sunday to get photos taken and blogs written. I think for me it's organisation that will help me keep to my blogging schedule. It's also not the end of the world if I don't post in twice or three times a week, so I'm going to put less stress on this.
I'm aiming to share the love in 2015, I'll be tweeting bloggers and retweeting links so we can all share readers. If I enjoy a post or a blogger's photography, I'm going to give them some praise. It's good to get positive feedback for something you worked hard on.
I'm going to push myself to join more blogging chats and participate by answering the questions set and tweeting fellow bloggers. I'm hoping to chat to a few new bloggers and make some friends.
I'm currently saving for a DLSR, so I'm going to be brushing up on my photography skills and reading some photography posts to make the most of my blog images. If you have any camera recommendations or posts on photography, please link them in the comments.
I love slapping on make-up and I'll happily spend hundreds on new make-up items but my skin and hair get neglected. My hair is so dry and brittle, so in 2015, I'm going to make regular trips to the salon to keep it all in shape. As for skin, I know understand that my oily skin needs moisture too. I'll be alternating between scarring treatments and moisturisers for oily and acne prone skin to keep it in good condition.
I have a crazy amount of beauty products, my drawers and Muji storage are full to the brim. I'm determined to use and condense my collection.
Great resolutions :) 2014 has gone by so quickly and I feel that there is so much more to achieve in terms of my blogging journey. I think my resolution would be to try and blog a bit more regularly and stay organised.
I think you should try out the la roche posay effaclat duo :) That product has made my skin so much better and keeps my skin in good condition~ best find this year for me!
These resolutions are defiantly what i need to start doing more too.


Rabbitohs playmaker Luke Keary says that this week's opposition, St George Illawarra, are working hard and reaping rewards because of it. Keary's Rabbitohs will meet the Dragons this Monday night at ANZ Stadium.
The Dragons currently sit on equal points with competition leaders the Brisbane Broncos after eight rounds of football.
"They're working hard in games and they're getting the rewards," said Keary of Paul McGregor's men.
"Obviously they're the best defensive team in the comp and that's what everyone's trying to aim for.
"We played them in the Charity Shield there and I thought they were really good.
"They're relatively new – they've got new combinations, obviously they've got Benji and Gareth. This is their second year now.
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The Quinnipiac women's basketball team didn't have an answer for the Saint Joseph's Hawks in the second half of Sunday's game, and the Bobcats will need to figure out what went wrong before conference play begins later this week.
Saint Joseph's went on a 43-15 run in the second half, spanning more than 13 minutes, as the Hawks beat the Bobcats 84-69 at TD Bank Sports Center.
Quinnipiac (3-4) led 42-31 at halftime, but the Hawks (6-1) started the second half on fire, hitting 13 of their first 18 shots out of the gate.
Three of Quinnipiac's starters — Brittany McQuain, Samantha Guastella and Jasmine Martin — went a combined 4-of-22 shooting in the second half. The Hawks, however, dominated down low, outscoring the Bobcats 52-30 in the paint.
The Bobcats, who joined the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference this season, play Hartford, one of three teams that beat them last season, on Wednesday and Marist, who has won the MAAC eight straight years, on Friday.
Saint Joseph's had four players in double figures, led by Ilze Gotfrida's 20 points and nine rebounds. Erin Shields scored 19, and Sarah Fairbanks totaled 17 points and nine rebounds. Natasha Cloud scored nine and recorded 13 assists for the Hawks, who outrebounded the Bobcats 39-31.
Martin scored 15, McQuain and Maria Napolitano 14 and Samantha Guastella scored 10 for Quinnipiac, which lost its first home game since March 6, 2012.
The Hawks outscored the Bobcats 16-2 to start the second half, highlighted by Shields' 3-pointer from the right wing with 16:04 to play. Fairbanks then led the Hawks on a separate 13-6 run, hitting back-to-back layups with 12:17 remaining for a 60-52 lead.


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International Game Technology (IGT) has released its global Responsible Gaming Policy, informing stakeholders about its programs and solutions designed to promote fair play and comply with responsible gaming regulations in all jurisdictions in which it operates.
Wendy Montgomery, IGT SVP, Global Brand, Marketing and Communications, said in a release: "Responsible Gaming is a cornerstone of all that we do at IGT, and an aspect of our business where we demonstrate leadership among gaming and lottery suppliers. In publishing IGT's Responsible Gaming Policy, we demonstrate important transparency about the tenets of our commitments and the exemplary standard to which we hold our employees, products and partners."
IGT pointed to its strong governance model, innovation and collaboration with its partners as success drivers for its responsible gaming initiatives. Topic-focused working groups created through this new policy have been developed to explore responsible gaming's rising trends and best practices.
The company additionally noted that it remains committed to responsible gaming by balancing growth alongside social responsibility with an emphasis on the digital revolution and cashless innovation.
IGT's approach to responsible gaming comprises three primary goals and eight supporting commitments. It also holds certification to the Responsible Gaming Standards for Associate Members from the World Lottery Association for Lottery operations and responsible gaming standards certification from the Global Gambling Guidance Group for gaming and digital operations.
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DNA topoisomerases regulate the number of topological links between two DNA strands (i.e. change the number of superhelical turns) by catalysing transient single- or double-strand breaks, crossing the strands through one another, then resealing the breaks [(PUBMED:7770916)]. These enzymes have several functions: to remove DNA supercoils during transcription and DNA replication; for strand breakage during recombination; for chromosome condensation; and to disentangle intertwined DNA during mitosis [(PUBMED:12042765), (PUBMED:11395412)]. DNA topoisomerases are divided into two classes: type I enzymes (EC 5.99.1.2; topoisomerases I, III and V) break single-strand DNA, and type II enzymes (EC 5.99.1.3; topoisomerases II, IV and VI) break double-strand DNA [(PUBMED:12596227)].
Type I topoisomerases are ATP-independent enzymes (except for reverse gyrase), and can be subdivided according to their structure and reaction mechanisms: type IA (Topo IA; bacterial and archaeal topoisomerase I, topoisomerase III and reverse gyrase) and type IB (Topo IB; eukaryotic topoisomerase I and topoisomerase V). These enzymes are primarily responsible for relaxing positively and/or negatively supercoiled DNA, except for reverse gyrase, which can introduce positive supercoils into DNA. This function is vital for the processes of replication, transcription, and recombination. Unlike Topo IA enzymes, Topo IB enzymes do not require a single-stranded region of DNA or metal ions for their function. The type IB family of DNA topoisomerases includes eukaryotic nuclear topoisomerase I, topoisomerases of poxviruses, and bacterial versions of Topo IB [(PUBMED:17293019)]. They belong to the superfamily of DNA breaking-rejoining enzymes, which share the same fold in their C-terminal catalytic domain and the overall reaction mechanism with tyrosine recombinases [(PUBMED:21087076),(PUBMED:9488644)]. The C-terminal catalytic domain in topoisomerases is linked to a divergent N-terminal domain that shows no sequence or structure similarity to the N-terminal domains of tyrosine recombinases [(PUBMED:20644584),(PUBMED:17722649)].
This entry describes domain 2 found in type IA topoisomerases, which may be an extension of the Toprim domain. The structures of bacterial topoisomerases I and III have been shown to consist of four domains that together form a toroidal structure with a central hole large enough to accommodate single- and double-stranded DNA. The N-terminal Toprim domain together with domain 3 forms the active site of the enzyme, while domains 2 and 4 form a single-strand DNA-binding groove [(PUBMED:14604525), (PUBMED:10574789)]. The Toprim domain (IPR006171) forms a compact Rossmann fold that coordinates the Mg+2 ion [(PUBMED:9722641)].
There are 39725 TOP1Bc domains in 39719 proteins in SMART's nrdb database.
Taxonomic distribution of proteins containing TOP1Bc domain.
This tree includes only several representative species. The complete taxonomic breakdown of all proteins with TOP1Bc domain is also avaliable.
Click on the protein counts, or double click on taxonomic names to display all proteins containing TOP1Bc domain in the selected taxonomic class.
In the past year, the atomic structures of three fragments of type I DNA topoisomerases were elucidated. Together with the atomic structure of a fragment of bacterial gyrase, this wealth of structural information is helping to further our understanding of the mechanism of action of topoisomerases.
Three-dimensional structure of the 67K N-terminal fragment of E. coli DNA topoisomerase I.
The three-dimensional structure of the 67K amino-terminal fragment of Escherichia coli DNA topoisomerase I has been determined to 2.2 A resolution. The polypeptide folds in an unusual way to give four distinct domains enclosing a hole large enough to accommodate a double-stranded DNA. The active-site tyrosyl residue, which is involved in the transient breakage of a DNA strand and the formation of a covalent enzyme-DNA intermediate, is present at the interface of two domains. The structure suggests a plausible mechanism by which E. coli DNA topoisomerase I and other members of the same DNA topoisomerase subfamily could catalyse the passage of one DNA strand through a transient break in another strand.
1ecl AMINO TERMINAL 67KDA DOMAIN OF ESCHERICHIA COLI DNA TOPOISOMERASE I (RESIDUES 2-590 OF MATURE PROTEIN) CLONING ARTIFACT ADDS TWO RESIDUES TO THE AMINO-TERMINUS WHICH WERE NOT OBSERVED IN THE EXPERIMENTAL ELECTRON DENSITY (GLY-2, SER-1).


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"All That's Left of Me is My Celebrity"
Ah….the Pearl Awards. The equivalent of the Mormon Grammys. The Faith Centered Music Association's Night of glitz and glamor. Being a devout Eclipse fan, I was thrilled to be there as one of their groupies. But the night was so much more than Eclipse.
The evening took more time than I expected. I had to be seated at 6:45, and the ticket info stated that the show would begin at 7. I was expecting 2, maybe 2 1/2 hours. But 7 is when the pre-show began. Presenting the awards that are announced as "previously awarded." (This would include Eclipse winning Best Recorded Christmas Single "This Year" and Christmas Album of the Year "Three Kings.") There was lots of practicing…..applauding, laughing, showing rapt attention, to be recorded for spots where the live show needed a little enhancement. The show actually began at 8:15ish. The performances were excellent (especially Sam Payne, Eclipse, and the Martin's Cove Benefit song) The humor was witty (provided by Eric D Snyder…plenty of jello, funeral potatoes, olympics, I-15 construction, and NICK MOE jokes) I finally got out of the auditorium around 11:15. Yep, 4 1/2 fun-filled hours. I was so ready to rip of my formal dress.
Afterwards, I met up with Trevor(text message king…."Let's play tonight!") for ice cream at Leatherbys. Mmmmmm.


Got some summer reading you need to blow through? Or just plain forget what all those classic novels you read were about? Thug Note offers a factual, albeit colorful, synopsis of those smart sounding books collecting dust on your shelf.'Thug Notes is yo main hookup for classical literature summary and analysis.' In the most recent episode, Sparky Sweets explains the southern classic To Kill A Mockingbird. Prior episodes Crime and Punishment and The Great Gatsby.


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Legitimate app marketplaces like Google's Play Store and Apple's App Store scan new applications for malware before they are approved for public release. The same cannot be said of many third-party websites, where anyone can upload an app regardless of how fake or malicious it is. As a result, users should always download apps only from the official app marketplaces available on their mobile platforms.
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Just because an app is available on the Play Store or App Store doesn't mean it's legitimate. It might just mean its authors used sophisticated techniques to hide their malicious software. Fortunately, while those tactics might evade detection from an automated virus scanner, they often make themselves known to the user in the form of suspicious or unexpected behaviour.
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The Story of George Stinney Jr, 14-year Black Boy Who Was Electrocuted With 5,380 volts For a Crime He Didn't Commit
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The story of George Stinney Jr is one that still melts the heart and causes deep anger whenever it is told. This, to me, is one of the most glaring pieces of evidence of hate for the Black man in America. Who would kill a little boy, knowing deep down he was innocent? Your guess is as good as mine.
He was only 14 when he was executed by an electric chair. He was accused of killing two white girls; Betty who was 11 years old and Mary who was 7. Their bodies were found near the house where George lived with his parents.
During his trial, until the day of his execution, he always carried a bible in his hands, maintaining his innocence. But his confessions and pleas fell on white deaf ears because at that time all the members of the jury were white.
His trial lasted only 2 hours and the sentence was handed down by the judge 10 minutes later. The child's parents were threatened and prevented from giving him gifts in the courtroom. They were expelled from the city.
Before his execution, George spent 81 days without being able to see his parents.
He was locked up in a solitary cell, which was 80km from his city. He was heard and tried alone without the presence of his parents or a lawyer.
On the day of his execution, he was electrocuted with 5,380 volts in the head. Now just take moment and imagine that. Yes, that's what so-called humans did to a boy – an innocent African American boy.
70 years later, he was finally proven innocent by a judge in South Carolina. The beam with which the two white girls were killed, weighed more than 19.07 kilograms. Therefore, it was impossible for George Stinney to be able to lift it., let alone be able to hit hard enough to kill the two girls.
It was then clear to everyone that the child was innocent. Some white people put everything together to blame him just for being black. His crime was his color – nothing more nothing less.
Stephen King was inspired by George's case to write his book "The Green Mile", which was taken to the theaters in 1999.
George Stinney's story is one that should speak to the heart of the world, especially the races who have persecuted the Negro/brown/Afro race for centuries. His case should be a measuring instrument to determine if America and Europe are any better today when it comes to racism and the killing of innocent black boys and girls.
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The DPP has today revealed the first average score for participants in its Committed to Sustainability programme. The DPP Committed to Sustainability programme provides a self-assessment checklist that enables companies to record their progress in implementing sustainability policies, and awards them a score out of five. Although participating companies scored across the whole range, the industry average emerged as two out of five.
'Two out of five might sound poor as an industry average. And the DPP itself scored just two!' says Mark Harrison, DPP Managing Director, 'But the fact is that until now no one knew where the media industry was on its journey towards a more sustainable future. Our programme has provided a tool through which we can all show our commitment, and measure our progress. It's really motivating.'
The Committed to Sustainability programme, enabled by DPP member Atos, was launched at the DPP Tech Leaders' Briefing in November 2019, to promote environmentally sustainable practices among suppliers and content providers.
There are currently nineteen participants in the programme, from global professional service providers to specialist media technology companies. The companies are: A+E Networks EMEA, Akamai Technologies, Arqiva, Atos, Blackbird, Cerberus Tech, Deep Render, DPP, Film Locker, InSync Technology, Limecraft, MediaSaaS, Piksel, Qvest Media, Red Bee Media, Rubber Republic, Singular Live, Sundog Media Toolkit and Tinkerlist.
The score awarded by the DPP Committed to Sustainability programme is private to the company concerned, but it can be used in procurement submissions, in marketing, and as a motivating force for further improvement. A range of scores, between one and five, has been achieved by participating companies, resulting in the current industry average score of two.
'What all these companies are saying is "we care, and we want to know how to measure our progress",' adds Harrison. 'That's why the low scoring companies are just as impressive as the high scoring ones. The programme is a statement of intent; and a community for responsible companies. The DPP is excited about working with that community in the months and years ahead.'
Akamai Technologies is among the latest companies to be awarded the DPP Committed to Sustainability mark.
'We're delighted to be a part of the DPP Committed to Sustainability programme.' says Mike Mattera, Director of Sustainability, Akamai, 'Here at Akamai, environmental sustainability speaks to our core values as an organisation. And being able to demonstrate our dedication to reducing our impact publicly is important to us and our customers.'
The range and number of participants in the DPP Committed to Sustainability programme is expected to increase rapidly over the next twelve months and the DPP will regularly update the industry average score so that companies can measure their performance against it.
A list of companies that have been awarded the DPP Committed to Sustainability mark is maintained on the DPP website so that customers can select suppliers who are committed to reducing their environmental impact.
The programme is available to all companies, free of charge, irrespective of whether they are a member of the DPP. More information is available on the DPP website here: https://www.thedpp.com/sustainability/
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The Fog: Original vs. Remake
On October 18, 2015 October 18, 2015 By R. PettyIn Movies
The original. Enough said.
I'm kidding … I won't end the post here, but I could. I could spare you some remake bashing, but that's not our purpose. We try to be fair in our reviews, so I'm only going to stick to some major points. After seeing the remake, I can understand why fans were so upset. If you liked the remake, I'd love to hear why, so feel free to contact us or post a comment. We're always open to other opinions!
A brief intro to both movies:
The Fog (1980) was directed by John Carpenter, and starred and featured classic actors and actresses you know from Halloween and Spielberg's Jaws. The film exemplifies classic '70s- to '80s-style good horror, as it is was creepy, well shot and most acting was well done. It takes place in a small island town with a dark history and sea urban legend.
The Fog (2005) was directed by Rupert Wainwright, who you may know from his movie Stigmata, and John Carpenter helped write this screenplay. Shame on him. It sort of stays true to the story and does take place in the same setting. The performances depend on the actor, and there are some major issues compared to the original. It would take a day to discuss everything they changed, so I'm going to spotlight my five biggest issues with the remake and why it doesn't work.
The Fog: The Top Five Differences That Break The Remake
The Fog – Even though both carry the title, there is one major difference between the two. In the remake, the actual fog is an afterthought, and you have no reason to fear it. The Fog (1980) focuses on the fog and what happens to the characters when it appears. The remake does not. Instead, it focuses on the characters – who we don't care about – and the fog might as well be a spring shower. The Fog (2005) lacks suspense, spookiness, and you ask yourself why they even bothered keeping it.
Radio Personality – A sex icon in the '80s, Adrienne Barbeau did a stellar job as a sultry radio personality in the original. If I lived in this small town, I'd listen to her. Great look, great voice, great personality. As many radio personalities, she can turn it on and off as well. For the most part, she stays in the lighthouse watching over the island when the fog comes in. She is the reason many people survive.
In the remake, Selma Blair plays this part. Her character is the only redeeming aspect of this movie. She's no Adrienne Barbeau, but she tries, and we easily see that. She's a hot rocker chick, which I appreciate given the time period, and she really tries to embrace the character. Many of the scenes and lines are the same, and she is the light in this movie. Blair does the best with what she has.
Cinematography – Dean Cundey was the director of photography for The Fog 1980. If you don't recognize the name, you know his other works including Jurassic Park, the Back to the Futures, the original Halloween II, The Thing (1982), and dozens of others. The shots in the original are amazing. The movie is shot so well, it's a piece of art in itself. The remake throws all that out the window. Nathan Hope has this role in the remake, and I will just say he is no Cundey.
The Priest – This may have been the most confusing aspect for me, other than the ending. In Fog 1980, the priest serves a priest role. He provides the legend, explains what's happening and why, and helps save the town in the end. He does drink, but that shouldn't be a big deal, right? Wrong.
Fog 2005 blows this completely out of proportion. I asked myself is that supposed to be the priest? I thought it was a homeless guy dressed as one. That's what the original did to this character. They took a regular person with a vice – because we all have one – and turned him into a blubbering mess of a man. He serves no purpose, and if he was supposed to, you wouldn't know it because they butchered the character so badly. He's an unreliable character who is supposed to help, but as an audience, we blow him off. I have to ask why? Why did they do this? It doesn't make sense or serve the movie in any way.
The Ending – Where to begin … Spoiler alerts: They changed A LOT in the remake, including the ending. I seldom rip apart something, and this is one of those moments. In the original, there is a climax. The fog once again moves in, and all hell breaks loose. You see main characters wherever they are on the island, and there is unity as well as disconnect. Everything ends up okay because the priest accepts his fate to defeat the fog and what lies within it. Most main characters survive, and the potential for the fog to come back to another town with a similar history leaves you uneasy. Well done.
The remake does none of this. During this climatic scene, all characters end up in the same place. Never mind that Blair is supposed to watch out for the town in the lighthouse; let's have her there too. Then, kill the priest with CGI glass from broken displays. Then for extra fun, let's have a ghost pirate in love with a main character, have her kiss his decayed face, turn into a ghost, and walk away in the graveyard moonlight. I cannot express enough disdain for that ending, and shame on everyone who had anything to do with it.
The verdict: The original. Unless you want to yell at the TV for poor movie-making decisions.
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4 thoughts on "The Fog: Original vs. Remake"
The original is the better film. It just has a whole lot more atmosphere in it and the soundtrack is chilling. Plus, in the original there is that spooky opening scene with the fisherman telling the young children the history of the town.
R. Petty
Yes! It is a fantastic opening, and I think other movies could easily do the same thing and be more effective without all the backstory in dialogue. Thanks for commenting!
I love the original film in every way, from the amazing opening to the characters and plot development. A very close friend of mine was in the special effects makeup department on the original film, and I have to say I love how frightening the ghosts look. I haven't seen the remake yet, though lots of people are warning me not to waste my time! Great article!
Thank you! I'm glad I'm not alone lol. If you love the original, then the remake will infuriate you 🙂


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Join us at the Government House Charities Fete on Saturday 20th July
Submitted by Steve on 16:46, 28th Jun, 2019 | 0
Come see us on Saturday 20th July with 34 other local charities with a wide variety of stands - all on the front lawn of Government House.
There will be various activities and entertainment through the afternoon - plus food and refreshments.
Entry is free (car park is min. £2 donation to Guernsey Scouts)
This is all kindly being organised by the Association of Guernsey Charities with the kind permission of our Patron His Excellency The Lieutenant-Governor..
Thank you to the Christmas Lottery who have helped provide a safer entrance for visitors to the GSPCA & wildlife
In the last week the new GSPCA entrance has been completed thanks to the aid of a grant from the Christmas Lottery.
The Christmas Lottery and the Association of Guernsey Charities awarded the GSPCA with the funds to enable the works to be carried out which has vastly improved the safety of entering and leaving the GSPCA.
The work was also helped by the fantastic team at DLM Architects.
As keen dog and animal lovers in general the team at DLM were very happy to assist the GSPCA with the planning process to create a safer access to their site in St Andrews.
Budget response concerning tax relief on charitable donations from the Association of Guernsey Charities
Submitted by Steve on 14:32, 6th Oct, 2016 | 0
The Policy and Resources Committee decision not to introduce Gift Aid and Payroll Giving in the 2017 budget, following the review promised at the end of 2015 has been met with dismay by the Association of Guernsey Charities, which has been calling for change since April 2013.
Peter Rose, AGC Chairman, has indicated "this is clearly a slap in the face for local charities, and undoubtedly conflicts with the terms of the Social Compact between the States of Guernsey and the Charity sector, signed only two years ago."
New website giving.gg is launched with GSPCA Olivia the turtle appeal & the Association of Guernsey Charities & volunteer.gg
Submitted by Steve on 07:45, 22nd Jun, 2016 | 0
Yesterday GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne met with the Chairman of the Association of Guernsey Charities Peter Rose and the wonderful volunteers behind charity.gg volunteer.gg and the newly launched giving.gg
The reason for the invite was to help with the media launch of this wonderful new website that will help local charities have a free way to generate donations and appeals online.
Safe site access at the GSPCA thanks to the help of DLM Architects & thank you to the Christmas Lottery
Recently the GSPCA were helped by the fantastic team at DLM Architects.
Not only have DLM helped with the plans the Christmas Lottery and the Association of Guernsey Charities have awarded the GSPCA with the funds to enable the works to be carried out which will vastly improve the safety of entering and leaving the GSPCA.
Volunteer Week - Talking to the community from the OSA Pop Up Shop & we meet another two great volunteers at the GSPCA
Submitted by Steve on 17:02, 6th Jun, 2014 | 0
Today the GSPCA have been at the OSA recruitment Pop Up Shop with a selection of other charities to speak to the community about volunteering.
With the sun shining, the GSPCA would like to thank OSA Recruitment, Volunteer.gg, Association of Guernsey Charities and the Community Foundation for the chance to join some great causes in St Peter Port to spread the word of helping animals in Guernsey through Volunteers Week.
Christmas Lottery Tickets on sale at the GSPCA Animal Shelter in St Andrews
Submitted by GSPCA on 18:19, 14th Nov, 2012 | 0
The Association of Guernsey Charities announced at the end of October that tickets for the 2012 Christmas Lottery went on sale for only £1 each. The GSPCA Animal Shelter can now announce that from tomorrow they will be on sale at the GSPCA reception desk in St Andrews. The traditional lottery always proves to be a popular choice as it offers the chance of winning a large sum of money - and all the proceeds are given to Channel Island charities.
As well as the GSPCA tickets are on sale at shops, stores, supermarkets, garages, and many other outlets around the island.
Channel Islands Christmas Lottery Tickets are now on sale.......
Submitted by GSPCA on 15:37, 30th Oct, 2012 | 0
The Association of Guernsey Charities announced yesterday that tickets for the 2012 Christmas Lottery are now on sale at shops, stores, supermarkets, garages, and many other outlets around the island - and only cost £1 each. The traditional lottery always proves to be a popular choice as it offers the chance of winning a large sum of money - and all the proceeds are given to Channel Island charities.


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GOPRO GOSHOW PRESENTED BY WHISTLER BLACKCOMB RETURNS MAY 22
Competitors Tasked With Capturing Spring In Whistler With GoPro For A Chance To Win $2000
WHISTLER, BC May 16, 2016 – Six athletes have been handpicked to compete in the third annual GoPro GoShow presented by Whistler Blackcomb on May 22. The competing athletes will be required to produce and submit a three to five minute video shot entirely using GoPro cameras. The videos must capture the essence of May in Whistler and need to include action shot on snow, dirt and water. Each athlete will be given a GoPro Hero 4 Black Edition Camera on the evening of May 18 and will be able to start filming their videos immediately. Completed videos must be submitted by 7:45am on May 22. Additionally, 25 per cent of the film must be shot on Whistler Blackcomb terrain and the remainder must be shot within the boundaries of the northernmost point of Pemberton and the southernmost point of Squamish.
"The GoPro GoShow presented by Whistler Blackcomb is all about showcasing the amazing spring season in Whistler," says Chris McLeod, Industry, Film and Communications Supervisor at Whistler Blackcomb. "We have invited some extremely talented athletes from various disciplines to participate in this year's contest and I am looking forward to seeing their creativity shine during this multisport season."
Competitors in this year's GoPro GoShow presented by Whistler Blackcomb will be:
Stan Rey – The defending title holder; Stan is a Whistler based freeskier.
Braden Dean – Whistler based professional snowboarder and BASE jumper.
Trish Bromley – Mountain bike athlete and coach.
Jesse Millen – Professional snowboarder originally from Timmins Ontario.
Jarred Martin – Whistler based freeskier, who can be found ripping around Whistler Blackcomb's terrain parks, ski touring, or in town at the skate park.
Eric Poulin – A Saskatchewan native who grew making snowboard videos with his friends. 15 years later, now living in Whistler, not much has changed.
Each of the videos will be played in front of a panel of judges and a crowd at the Garibaldi Lift Co. (GLC) on May 22. The competitor whose video is awarded Best In Show by the judges will take home the $2000 grand prize and the title of GoPro GoShow Champion.
The GoPro GoShow presented by Whistler Blackcomb is free to attend with doors opening at 7pm and the show beginning at 8pm. An after party will follow.
More information about the GoPro GoShow presented by Whistler Blackcomb is available at www.whistlerblackcomb.com/events-and-activities/events-calendar.
Guests looking to plan a trip to the consistently rated No. 1 Mountain Resort in North America can visit whistlerblackcomb.com/purchase/deals-packages or call 1-888-403-4727.
About Whistler Blackcomb
Whistler Blackcomb, the official alpine skiing venue for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, is situated in the Resort Municipality of Whistler located in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia 125 kilometres (78 miles) from Vancouver, British Columbia. North America's premier four season mountain resort, Whistler and Blackcomb are two side-by-side mountains which combined offer over 200 marked runs, 8,171 acres of terrain, 16 alpine bowls, three glaciers, receives on average over 1,163 centimetres (458 inches) of snow annually, and one of the longest ski seasons in North America. In the summer, Whistler Blackcomb offers a variety of activities, including hiking and biking trails, the Whistler Mountain Bike Park, and sightseeing on the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola.
For more information, visit http://ww1.whistlerblackcomb.com/media
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Analyses of the pathways involved in early-and late-phase induction of IFN-beta during C. Muridarum infection of oviduct epithelial cells
Sishun Hu, Kristen L. Hosey, Wilbert Derbigny
We previously reported that the IFN-β secreted by Chlamydia muridarum-infected murine oviduct epithelial cells (OE cells) was mostly dependent on the TLR3 signaling pathway. To further characterize the mechanisms of IFN-β synthesis during Chlamydia infection of OE cells in vitro, we utilized specific inhibitory drugs to clarify the roles of IRF3 and NF-κB on both early- and late-phase C. muridarum infections. Our results showed that the pathways involved in the early-phase of IFN-β production were distinct from that in the late-phase of IFN-β production. Disruption of IRF3 activation using an inhibitor of TBK-1 at early-phase Chlamydia infection had a significant impact on the overall synthesis of IFN-β; however, disruption of IRF3 activation at late times during infection had no effect. Interestingly, inhibition of NF-κB early during Chlamydia infection also had a negative effect on IFN-β production; however, its impact was not significant. Our data show that the transcription factor IRF7 was induced late during Chlamydia infection, which is indicative of a positive feedback mechanism of IFN-β synthesis late during infection. In contrast, IRF7 appears to play little or no role in the early synthesis of IFN-β during Chlamydia infection. Finally, we demonstrate that antibiotics that target chlamydial DNA replication are much more effective at reducing IFN-β synthesis during infection versus antibiotics that target chlamydial transcription. These results provide evidence that early- and late-phase IFN-β production have distinct signaling pathways in Chlamydia-infected OE cells, and suggest that Chlamydia DNA replication might provide a link to the currently unknown chlamydial PAMP for TLR3.
Chlamydia muridarum
Hu, S., Hosey, K. L., & Derbigny, W. (2015). Analyses of the pathways involved in early-and late-phase induction of IFN-beta during C. Muridarum infection of oviduct epithelial cells. PLoS One, 10(3), [e0119235]. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0119235
Analyses of the pathways involved in early-and late-phase induction of IFN-beta during C. Muridarum infection of oviduct epithelial cells. / Hu, Sishun; Hosey, Kristen L.; Derbigny, Wilbert.
Hu, S, Hosey, KL & Derbigny, W 2015, 'Analyses of the pathways involved in early-and late-phase induction of IFN-beta during C. Muridarum infection of oviduct epithelial cells', PLoS One, vol. 10, no. 3, e0119235. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0119235
Hu S, Hosey KL, Derbigny W. Analyses of the pathways involved in early-and late-phase induction of IFN-beta during C. Muridarum infection of oviduct epithelial cells. PLoS One. 2015 Mar 23;10(3). e0119235. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0119235
Hu, Sishun ; Hosey, Kristen L. ; Derbigny, Wilbert. / Analyses of the pathways involved in early-and late-phase induction of IFN-beta during C. Muridarum infection of oviduct epithelial cells. In: PLoS One. 2015 ; Vol. 10, No. 3.
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Visitors to Bay Villa often remark that it seems like a tardis because the modest front door gives no indication of the magnificent interior.
When Cumbria's most famous architect Francis Webster designed the house in 1820 it was the grandest in Grange-over-Sands. This was before the railway was built and its gardens extended to the shoreline; they were famous for their walnut trees whose roots were lapped by the shore. Just beside the modest front door is a plaque written by the civic society which tells something of the history of the house.
The three best rooms in the house have been made available for Bay Villa's guests. They are special, even by the standards of the time with a spaciousness and sense of luxury, rarely found.
"The romantickness of the place, the extraordinary healthiness of the Air, the fine variety of Prospects, combine to entertain the Fancy with pleasant Ideas, exhilarate the spirits, raise the sluggish circulation, brace the languid Nerves, and restore the Health without Physic, or Waters, and what may we not expect where we have the last added in Perfection". T. Short, "An Essay towards a Natural, Experimental and Medicinal History of Mineral Waters" 1740.
It's difficult to know how to describe our new B & B; 'up-market', 'luxurious' 'beautiful' are phrases which have been suggested, but one word which undoubtedly applies is 'photogenic'. Hence this video, which uses some of the images taken by local photographer Mark Gillow.


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Throwback Thursday: Magic Moments
By Melonie Schmierer-Lee on Thu 16 Sep 2021
Our Throwback Thursday this week is taken from issues 8 and 9 of the printed edition of Genizah Fragments, published in October 1984 and April 1985, by Shaul Shaked:
Among their varied treasures, the Cairo Genizah collections contain valuable materials for the study of a number of fields of Jewish and general interest for which they have, until now, hardly been used at all. Among these fields are Judaeo-Persian texts and magic fragments and it was to... Read More
Has tags: Genizah Fragments, Karaite, magic, mystical, palimpsest, Persian
Palimpsests, recycled manuscripts, are the focus of 'Ghost Words: Reading the Past', Cambridge University Library's current major exhibition
By Ben Outhwaite on Wed 12 May 2021
With the relaxing of Covid restrictions on museums and galleries from the middle of May, I'm pleased to report that 'Ghost Words' will finally be open to visitors, six days a week from 24th May. Booking is essential, however, as restrictions have been relaxed but not entirely removed. For more information on what to expect and how to book go to:
https://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/ghostwords
'Ghost Words' brings together a plethora of CUL's most important palimpsest manuscripts, and, as you might expect, this includes a... Read More
Has tags: exhibition, Genizah Fragments, Ghost Words, Hexapla, Origen, palimpsest, Yannai


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Q: Paste content from Excel to Chrome I am currently dealing with an issue of copying multiple rows of one column from Excel (on macOS) to the browser. I am receiving an event and access the copied content like this: event.clipboardData.getData('text/plain');
After I received the content, I want to split them with various matchers like this:
const separators = [',', ';', '\\(', '\\)', '\\*', '/', ':', '\\?', '\n', '\t'];
return data.split(new RegExp(separators.join('|'), 'g')).map(d => d.trim());

This works perfectly in Firefox but it does not in latest Chrome and Safari. I thought, you would match new rows with \n or \t. My goal is to retrieve an array of values per line. I imagine this has something to do with special line endings of Excel because when using Numbers from Apple everything works perfectly.
Any help really appreciated. Thanks in advance!

A: All you need is to add a CR, carriage return, symbol (it is the default line break style in MS Office documents). Also, String#split method does not require the use of the g global modifier with the regex passed as an argument, as this method behavior is like that by default.
Use
const separators = [',', ';', '\\(', '\\)', '\\*', '/', ':', '\\?', '\n', '\r'];
return data.split(new RegExp(separators.join('|'))).map(d => d.trim());

A: Okay, I got this working.
    /*
     * Chrome and Safari seem to treat new lines pasted from Excel like an Enter press.
     * Enter has a CharCode of 13, so checking if this string contains CharCode 13 is sufficient.
     * If the string contains a CharCode 13, we split the string after every CharCode 13.
     * And kids, that's how I made pasting from Excel possible (HIMYM voice)
     */

    const enterCharCode = String.fromCharCode(13);

    if (data.includes(enterCharCode)) {
        return data.split(enterCharCode);
    }

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Temp. Skipper Lieut., R.N.R., J. R. Flaxman,DSC (In Command) Oct 43
Temp. Skipper R.N.R., A. MacLeod, Oct 43'
BYMS 2050, Royal Netherlands Navy post WW2
1 July 43 Charleston.
10 July 43 Boston.
12 to 26 July 43 Halifax.
28 July 43 to 12 Jan 44 St John's
25 Feb 44, Halifax. Crossed the Atlantic from Canada to the Azores Islands and on the Great Britain.
3 to 6 March 1944. Horta in the Azores.
13 March 1944 Foulmouth.
14 to 24 April 1944 Swansea.
25 March 1944. Plymouth.
8 May to 19 May 1944. Liverpool.
21 April 1944. Portland. During this time, 6th June to 29th September 1944, the the 2050 would have been sweeping off the D-day beaches.
13 June 1944. Portsmouth.
13 to 25 June 1944. Portland.
8 to 12 July 1944. Portland.
11 August to 29 September 1944 Portland.
2 October 1944. BYMS 2050 with BYMS 2255 were the first minesweepers to sweep the breakwater at Calais.
17 December 1944. Great Yarmouth.
24 April 1945, Dover.
25 April to 20 June 1945. Ostend.
BYMS 2050, Flotilla170 in 1943, 170 and 169 in 1944 and 1945.
Built by:Gibbs Corp., Jacksonville, Florida, USA.
Laid down: 9 May 1942
Launched: 7 September 1942
Completed and transferred to Royal Navy: 5 April 43.
Transferred to Great Britain: 14 April 1943
Reclassified: HMS J-850 later BYMS-2050.
Returned to US custoy 10 April 1946 loaned to The Netherlands and named HNLMS Hollandsdiep (MV 36)
Struck from the Naval Register in 1957 and scrapped.
British Yard Mine Sweeper 2050.
Nore Command, World War Two 1939 to 1945.


Sandford - Village of the Year.
Inspired by Hot Fuzz. Includes BACK-PRINT.
Before Sandford had their most brutal, murderous year, they were Village of the Year.
With a Community that Cares, their motto within a beautiful village setting.
Olive t-shirt with a burnt orange and red print.


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Q: Why doesn't margin hold for td? I have spent the last several hours trying to understand why the margin CSS property (at least) for td elements is basically ignored.
For example, this fiddle shows a "simulation" of a table row using div elements, followed by a "real" table element with a single tr.  (I give the full code for all this at the end of this post.)  The div that simulates a tr has been given class TR, and, similarly, the divs that simulate tds have been given class TD.  The CSS for div.TR has been kept as close as possible to that for tr (the only exceptions are those CSS directives that do not apply to tr in this case).  Similarly, the CSS for div.TD and td should be almost identical.  In particular:
div.TD,td{border:1px solid black;}
div.TD,td{margin:15px;padding:5px}

Furthermore, each div.TD and each td contains an empty div element, with the following dimensions:
div.TD > div,td > div{width:90px;height:60px;}

As you can see, the CSS specs for both div.TD and td elements have the same margin, border, and padding specs, and have contents of identical dimensions.  Yet, as shown in the image below, only the div.TD elements show the specified margin and border.  For the td, both of these dimensions are effectively 0.    (Also, similarly puzzling is the fact that the border specified for the div.TR element is visible, but not the identically-specified one for the tr element.)

The top row is the "simulation" using divs, the bottom row comes from a bona fide table element row.  The light-brown region visible in the top row corresponds to the specified 15px margin.  The green region (visible in both the "simulated" and "real" table cells) corresponds to the specified 5px padding.

I want to understand why this inconsistency of behavior

...but I have not been able to find any explanation.  In other words, what is the rationale/motivation for this inconsistency.  Or at least, how could I have quickly found out the official CSS rules responsible for this apparent inconsistency.  (I did search for this, but I did not find it.  More specifically, what I did find implied—by omission—that there should be no difference between the two cases shown above.)
(Everything I have found have been, at best, recipes for how to achieve a particular effect, but these recipes shed no light on the question of the inconsistency of behavior.  Such solutions are basically superficial band-aids, because they don't fix the underlying lack of understanding that leads to the question in the first place.)

OK, here's the code alluded to above, as promised:
CSS
/* basic reset */
body{background:white;}
html,body,div,table,tbody,tfoot,thead,tr,th,td{margin:0;padding:0;border:0;outline:0}
table{border-collapse:collapse;border-spacing:0;}
/* demo-specific css begins here */
div.TR{display:table;}
div.TR,tr{border:1px solid #EE0000;}
div.TR,tr{background:#E8B36D;}
div.TD{float:left;display:inline;}
table{clear:both;}
div.TD,td{border:1px solid black;}
div.TD,td{background:#409152;}
div.TD,td{margin:15px;padding:5px}
div.TD > div,td > div{background:#1E4C6D;}
div.TD > div,td > div{width:90px;height:60px;}

HTML

A: Because that's what the spec dictates.

17.5 Visual layout of table contents
Internal table elements generate rectangular boxes with content and borders. Cells have padding as well. Internal table elements do not have margins.

(emphasis added)

A: because it is set in the table use:
table{
    border-spacing: 5px;
}

or the like.

A: Apparently you're out of luck. This answer on stack overflow links to some W3 docs that rule out margins for "internal table elements".


With this trick, you can disable access to your USB(Universal Serial Bus) ports on your Windows based PC to prevent people from taking out data without permission or spreading viruses through the use of USB (pen and flash) drives.
2. Click on Run. If you cannot find RUN, type it in the search box.
3. Type "regedit" without quotes. This will launch the Registry Editor.
4. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\usbstor.
5. In the work area, double click on Start.
6. In the Value Data box, enter 4.
8. Close Registry Editor and refresh your desktop.
Try it yourself to make your PC invulnerable from data theft and malware which spread through USB ports. This works on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8.
Note: This trick also disables access to your USB connected peripheral devices. So, do not use it if you have USB connected keyboard and mouse.


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The Government announced its intention to introduce an ERP system in the territory to tackle road congestion problem in the urban area and commissioned a study to design and conduct a pilot scheme in Central. The study concluded that ERP for tackling road traffic congestion was feasible on technical, administrative and legal grounds.
There was a sharp increase in the number of private vehicles in the early 1990s, which prompted the community's discussion on how to control car growth and address traffic congestion. The Government commissioned a feasibility study with objectives of examining the practicability of implementing an ERP system in Hong Kong and assessing the need for such a system to meet transport objectives.
ERP scheme was preferred to be implemented in the commercial areas on Hong Kong Island after provision of a free-of-charge alternative route for motorists to bypass the charging area.
The Traffic Advisory Committee ("TAC") recommended to start planning for ERP pilot scheme in Central District to alleviate the localised road traffic congestion and to maximise the efficiency of available road space therein.
The Government took forward TAC's recommendation by launching a three-month public engagement exercise for the planning of the pilot scheme in Central and its adjacent areas to enhance public understanding of the basic elements, pertinent issues and overseas experiences of ERP. The exercise aimed at encouraging public discussion and building consensus in the community.
The Government commenced an in-depth feasibility study on the pilot scheme in Central and its adjacent areas. The feasibility study includes carrying out a detailed analysis of the views collected during the public engagement activities in 2015 and referencing to the latest traffic data, overseas experiences as well as previous ERP study results.
Government's multi-prong approach, with the use of technology including the Pilot Scheme, to enhance traffic management for tackling the traffic congestion in Central. The preliminary concept of the Pilot Scheme will be framed for stakeholder consultation.
"Charging area" is the area covered by an ERP scheme. This area is usually, but not limited to, the central business district of a city where severe traffic congestion occurs frequently.
There are three common types of charging mechanisms, namely "area-based", "cordon-based" and "time-based". Under an area-based charging mechanism, motorists are only required to pay once per day and could enter and re-enter the charging area. Under a cordon-based charging mechanism, vehicles are charged everytime they cross the charging boundary within the charging period.
For time-based charging mechanism, vehicles are charged with levels according to the duration of stay within the charging area, whilst for area-based and cordon-based charging mechanisms, the duration of stay is not taken into account.
"Charging period" refers to the period during which vehicles will be charged, and normally corresponds to the period that traffic congestion is prevailing.
"Charging level" is the amount of charges to be set with a view to inducing a change in motorists' travel behaviour so as to reduce traffic volume in the charging area to an acceptable level.
All vehicles using the roads within a charging area contribute to traffic congestion, and may thus subject to congestion charge to varying extent.
Whether or not certain types of vehicles or usage of vehicles should be exempted or given concession would have to take into account a host of factors, in particular the effectiveness of the scheme.
There are several common technologies for ERP, including the "Automatic Number Plate Recognition", "Dedicated Short Range Communication", "Radio Frequency Identification" and "Global Navigation Satellite System". Depending on the types of technology to be employed, associated roadside infrastructures (e.g. gantries, poles, etc.) would be required.
Overseas experiences show that over 10% reduction of traffic volume in the charging zones could be achieved in Singapore, Gothenburg (Sweden), Stockholm (Sweden), London (United Kingdom), Durham (United Kingdom) and Milan (Italy).
Overseas experience shows that appropriate complementary measures are instrumental in a successful ERP scheme, with an objective to encourage and facilitate drivers or passengers to make better use of public transport, or to travel to the charging area during non-peak hours.
Adequate protection of privacy is one of the primary public concerns when implementing ERP. With the advancement in technology over the years and more established privacy-protection laws, privacy issues could be largely addressed.


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The extended deadline for Mifid II is now only six months away, and along with an increase in the amount and quality of data financial institutions (FIs) have to record, they must also reassess customer relationships.
There are high expectations that FIs will be ready for the extended Mifid II deadline in January, even if there are still some unanswered regulatory questions.
Laura Glynn, director of regulatory compliance at client life-cycle management software solutions provider Fenergo, says: "As the deadline has been extended to January 3, 2018, it is expected that FIs should now be on the path to compliance.
The initial issues that helped push back the deadline included FIs being concerned about the standard of data they had. The importance of having good-quality data as part of Mifid II was examined in July by Euromoney, after the announcement of the change in deadline.
Commenting at the time, Alan Samuels, vice-president and head of product strategy for reference data services at Alacra, said: "With more regulations coming into play, there needs to be both clean data and the right systems in use.
"There is a clear regulatory need for meeting high standards. This is creating more and more challenges for operational managers to build flexible, scalable processes and systems to be able to address use cases that have not yet even been articulated."
While these problems might have been addressed in the interim, there is a worry that some FIs have not fully taken into account the new know-your-customer (KYC) expectations.
Fenergo's Glynn says the issues around KYC still need to be better understood.
The stricter requirements come from the drive for greater clarity under the regulation.
The outcome of these changes in some cases might see FIs needing to off-board certain clients, depending on their individual stance.
Says Glynn: "Under Mifid II, local authorities and public municipalities will need to be reclassified as retail clients. They may opt up to elective professional status – provided that they satisfy the required knowledge and experience criteria – but may no longer elect to be treated as eligible counterparties.
"If a particular FI's corporate policy does not permit the provision of services to retail clients, any clients who do not choose to opt up to elective professional status will need to be off-boarded and for their accounts to be closed.
Although a high volume of data is needed to meet these standards, it is possible that for existing clients it has already been gathered, albeit in a fractured manner.
Stuart McClymont, co-founder and managing director at base60 Consulting, says: "Most of the information and data required for Mifid II regulatory compliance has been gathered by institutions, but over many years of trading relationships.
McClymont adds that collecting the information across product lines will require significant internal cooperation at FIs.
"The problem comes from not only pulling it all together, but getting cross-departmental prioritization and investment on how to tackle the issue is very difficult," he says.
However, there are questions around the ability to share this information between departments, even if it has already been captured.
McClymont adds: "Mifid II also starts to challenge data privacy, confidentiality and protection regulations. Given that multiple departments are involved in gathering, storing and using client data, being clear on who can see what data when it all needs to be pulled together will be a challenge.
He suggests there needs to be a standard understanding of what information is being collected and how.
Glynn agrees this gathering of information needs to begin from the start of a new client relationship.
"There should be expanded data and document requirement considerations built into the FI's on-boarding procedure and FIs will need to perform an outreach exercise to remediate their back-book of business in the context of legal entity identifiers (LEIs).
To expedite the process, having better internal management of working with a client, even across product groups, might be beneficial.


Movie making is one of the interesting activities anyone can pursue. It involves many commitments. We have the director, producer, film artists, and other associates. It is a large and a challenging task to create a movie. Initially, we have a story in mind. The director will plan and choose the associates and artists. The entire screenplay and the scenes are sequenced. Once the plan is checked, the producer invests the money and the shooting starts. It is a bit difficult to manage the shooting scenes, as it is also dependent on the outside climate and the environment.
This is the same case with trading and investments that we make. We are the directors here. We have a long-term plan and we start planning for it. We draft a step by step plan to keep moving forward. Just like the director making a movie and the way he chooses his associates, we have to select the different investment options. In the current trend, cryptocurrency investments seem to be the best. There are many cryptocurrencies, namely the bitcoin, there, altcoins and many more. We have to learn the characteristics of each currency and choose the best just like the way we select the artists for the movie. Next, as we said each scene is dependent on the outside environment we will have to take cautious decisions. In the same way, we have market movement and currency fluctuations that disturb the normal routine of the cryptocurrency network. And hence, if we put money at the wrong moment for a wrong movie just like how some producers do, we end up in a huge loss. Thus, we need to analyze the market and invest at the right time to make the best use of it. In this manner, just like the way the movie succeeds, we will earn a lot of money in good cryptocurrency investment.
But, as the arena is totally new people tend to hesitate to invest enormously. For this reason, we have many auto trading robots. They can trade on our behalf. It is equipped with all necessary software programs that can analyze the market and forecast with accuracy. The joining procedure is quite simple. We just have to log in to their specific official websites, give the general details and then get the license to log in for free. We will have to research the best and choose amongst them.
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Bonshawside Farmhouse is situated in a peaceful rural location, yet within close proximity to the varied attractions in the local area. Visit the many impressive castles and abbeys including Caerlaverock Castle and Sweetheart Abbey, and enjoy a visit to Ellisland Farm, once the home of the famous Scottish poet Robert Burns. Do not miss a trip to the National Nature Reserve at Caerlaverock to discover the picturesque natural landscapes and wildlife. For the more adventurous, try the Mabie 7stanes mountain bike trail with some great singletrack, downhill and uphill. Before leaving this remarkable region, discover Annandale Distillery, which has opened again after closing in 1918, and enjoy a taste of a fine single malt whisky. Beach 4 miles. Shop 1¼ miles, pub and restaurant 2 miles.


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| After rough race, ready to work
Danny Serna
After rough race, ready to work
Danny Serna 3:00 am, Apr 16, 2010
Emerging from a heated race, Jeff Gordon '12 will be next president of the Yale College Council.
Gordon's election — by a razor-thin margin of just 71 votes — comes after a runoff with Courtney Pannell '11 on Thursday, a day that also saw clashes between the two candidates' camps. When all the ballots were cast, though, the members of the new board said there are no hard feelings and that they look forward to working together.
Gordon, who trailed Pannell by just two votes in the first round of voting earlier this week, took 1,596 of the 3,121 runoff votes to Pannell's 1,525. Turnout remained high — just 280 fewer votes than in the first round.
Gordon ran on a platform advocating certificates of proficiency in foreign language and changing lab classes from half a credit to full credit, along with improving mental health services and Undergraduate Career Services.
But as the minutes ticked away Thursday night, Gordon said he was far from confident.
"I was ready to accept winning or losing," Gordon said. "I felt like I was in a very calm state."
Indeed, Gordon's victory comes after a tense campaign that divided YCC candidates and members-elect as endorsements poured in Tuesday and Wednesday. It began when Pete Croughan '12, the third candidate for president who was eliminated after the main election, announced his support for Gordon. Shortly thereafter, four members of the incoming YCC executive board — vice president-elect Annie Shi '12, secretary-elect Lauren Koster '12, events director-elect Michael Chao '11 and UOFC Chair-elect Chris LoPresti '12 — endorsed Pannell, and two — Koster and LoPresti — displayed Pannell's campaign poster on their Facebook pages. (LoPresti later removed the poster from his page, saying he wanted only to support Pannell privately.)
After these initial endorsements, things began to unravel. Thursday's spats began when Charlie Jaeger '12, a friend of Gordon who had been closely tied to the campaign, sent a controversial e-mail in which he compared Pannell to Sarah Palin and Miss South Carolina Teen USA. The e-mail quickly circulated through Yale's panlists to widespread disapproval, and Gordon asked Jaeger to step down from his campaign.
The incident, along with other instances of negative campaigning Wednesday, led Croughan to rescind his endorsement of Gordon and remove himself from what he called "petty politics."
"I'm frustrated that the last two days have not been spent talking about the important issues that motivated me to run, but rather who's endorsing who and political maneuvering," Croughan said.
Croughan added in a statement that his personal feelings about the candidates had not changed.
Despite these controversies, none of the newly elected executive board members interviewed said they were surprised by the results, and all those who publicly endorsed Pannell said they are eager to work with Gordon. Chao even said he was more surprised at the margin than the result, given Croughan's support for Gordon.
"I'm excited to work with him," Shi said. "I think together we can get a lot of things done."
Shi said she had spoken to Gordon after the results were announced and that the two shared relief that the process was over.
Gordon said the new board members had contacted him privately prior to hearing the results to assure him that whatever the outcome, they would be able to work together as a strong YCC.
"We're going to be a great team together," Gordon said. "It's just a matter of realizing we're not in this for petty politics — we're in this to make Yale a better place."
But the lasting implications of the campaign remain to be seen. Though Shi said she hopes the spats will not reflect poorly on next year's board, she added that she regrets the way the endorsements were perceived. Koster, too, said she thinks the campaigners went "a bit too far," but she added that the squabbling could be seen as a manifestation of the passion on both sides of the debate.
YCC Vice President Abigail Cheung '11 said the events of the past few days may not accurately reflect how the new board members feel about one another.
"I really don't think that there are that many underlying tensions," Cheung said.
Pannell, for her part, said that although she probably will not return to her position as a YCC representative from Morse, she will be available for counsel and support.
And though the campaign took a negative tone at times, Pannell said the experience, overall, was a positive one.
"I'm proud of what we did," said Pannell, who is also a multimedia editor for the News. "I've been looking to the quote from 'It's a Wonderful Life': 'No man is a failure who has friends.' That's what this campaign has showed me more than anything."


As many writers and other literary giants have found, a good deal of life is spent on waiting to see what will happen. I see "waiting" everywhere." The doctor who tells a family, "Well, we did everything possible. Now we have to wait and see." The job interview went great, but we'll have to wait and see. Couples wait to see if they can have a child. Someone depressed, waits to see if they can climb out of the hole just one more time, the lonely waiting for love, and parents waiting to see how the kids will turn out. Waiting in both my job and my life seems mandatory.
Yet, over the past two years, my daily communion and meditation indicates that great things come after a period of wait. I am waiting for the Spirit of life to define my life even more critically. I am waiting for what has been promised. For a Christian, they wait upon God's promise, "I am sending upon you what my Father had promised; so stay here until you have been clothed." Granted, I am not looking for that "Shazam!" effect. Rather I am waiting to reach deep into my life, re-cleanse it, and transform me. I am awaiting marching orders, the gift from being confused to becoming bold and visionary.
I have found some great truths; my aloneness has turned into a rich fellowship of prayer. My waiting has not been wasted. I am reminded of my mortal-ness (is that a word?), that I cannot change the world solely in and of my own effort: I need a Sangha as well. As I spiritually find nurturing while walking in the woods near the Canadian border, I realize that I cannot quench my own thirst, for it is the Buddha and God who chooses to commune with me. As I recognize my limitations, I begin to see more and more of my real self. This waiting is not meant to break me, but rather it is meant to reveal me. I am discovering what I am made of and remolding the frayed edges.
Truly, in spite of all my mistakes, I am blessed by what has been given me. And while I am not particularly fond of everything I have done, I show up each day at the well like the Samarian woman, asking for His promise of living water. I meditation and prayer, I retouch my soul and remake the soul anew. I need this water to reclaim my spiritual soul and thankfully, I am constantly given the opportunity to drink from love, simply because I am loved.
In truth, I am thankful for this walk, for the friendship and whatever prayers and love afforded. For without this walk, I would have never had an opportunity to see and live my own life and what the spirit of God has in store.


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Welcome to my blog. I plan to use this tiny slice of the web to share the things I learn on my pursuit to mastery of the Spanish language.
So what will I be talking about, you ask?
Well, Ill start off by telling you what I won't be talking about.
I'm not going to be posting about grammar rules, verb conjugation or anything that has to do with the academic study of Spanish. There's more than enough sites on the web that do a much better job of that than I ever could.
I'm going to talk about something a lot more interesting - the things I learn from my real life conversations with real people. After all, having conversations with people is how you learn a language. And there's so many things you need to know that you just won't get from a book.
Speaking of conversation, anyone who has been a student of Spanish long enough knows that there are many regional variations of Spanish (as if learning the language wasn't hard enough), Castellano, Argentina, and so on. Most of the notes I'll be posting will be in regard to either neutral or Mexican Spanish, since most of the people and teachers I speak with are Mexican. However, I will make an effort to let you know about any regional differences that I'm aware of.
I have no official update schedule, just whenever I have time, and of course, something worth posting about. Although I hope to post on somewhat of a regular basis.
Feel free to leave comments, especially if you've got additional information to add, or you see something that needs to be corrected.
Well, I guess this brings the obligitory "welcome" post to an end, and from here on out it, it's all about the Spanish!