when we create ToDos in TC Desktop our .bcfzip files don't contain .png file (0 K). It works fine only when ToDos are created in TC Web.
When will it be fixed? It's a huge obstacle for us, because we can't import bcf file to the other software.
This is know bug and we have improvement ticket already created. I will keep you posted on that.
we tried export to BCF our ToDos created in Trimble Connect Web and those files don't contain any information (title or description) when imported to e.g. Tekla BIMsight or Solibri Model Checker.
BCF from TC Desktop doesn't contain .png file, BCF from TC Web contains only .png file.
Do you know when wiil it be fixed?
Thanks for reporting the issue on exported Todos from Web.
I will get back to you as soon as I know more.
Please send an email to connect-support@trimble.com along with screenshots for further troubleshooting of the issue here.


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Q: disable overwriting calc() in sass In SASS my Calculation looks like calc(50% - 375px); But when it compiles the CSS output looks like that: calc(-325%), which is obviously not what I had in mind.
How can I force SASS to not do the maths (50% - 375px)?
Thank you for your help!

A: Use the SASS interpolation like this #{'calc(50% - 375px)'};

A: Using the unquote function worked for me:
.selector {
    height: unquote("calc(50% - 375px)");
}

A: We still ran into compile issue using escaped strings, but using capitalized Min worked for us.
Ref: https://github.com/sass/sass/issues/2849#issuecomment-922070076

A: Use escaped string: ~"(50% - 375px)";

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Harrison Ford and Jason Segel are shrinks on the brink in the Shrinking trailer
Jason Segel, Harrison Ford, and Jessica Williams would like to be your new Ted Lasso
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Jason Segel and Harrison Ford
How would you like your therapist? Depressed, sullen, and detached? How about grouchy, disinterested, and detached? If you're one of the sad people needing help on Apple TV+'s Shrinking, you're in luck.
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The latest from Scrubs and Ted Lasso creator Bill Lawrence, Shrinking is a new dramedy that Apple hopes will take over the "isn't this nice" water cooler conversations after Ted Lasso ends. The series follows a grieving therapist (Jason Segel) as he grows increasingly disillusioned with the profession. After an evening of night swimming and pill-popping, he turns to his old therapist, played by Harrison Ford, who will presumably teach him how to be a good therapist through the magic of being mean to him. That's the Harrison Ford way.
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The trailer hints at what those new methods might be. Instead of allowing his patients to reach conclusions on their own, a manic Jason Segel yells at them until they make the right choice. Jessica Williams, Christa Miller, Luke Tennie, Michael Urie, and Lukita Maxwell round out the cast, playing concerned friends and family who will inevitably have hard conversations with Segel as he self-destructs.
It's been a while since we've seen Jason Segel in a more grounded comedy. His post How I Met Your Mother work has been a variety of character studies (End Of The Tour), a Lost-inspired prestige puzzle box (Dispatches From Elsewhere), and as a supporting player on HBO's Winning Time, playing Lakers coach Paul Westhead. Shrinking puts him back in his Apatow-ian wheelhouse, with grounded, neurotic characters at an existential turning point.
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Q: $\mathbb Z_2$ has no zero divisors while $\mathbb Z_6$ has zero divisors? Zero divisor is defined as an element $a\not = 0$ of a ring $R$ if $\exists b\not = 0$ such that $ab=0$ or $ba=0$.
Now, $2$ is not a zero divisor of $\mathbb Z_2$ since it is equivalent to the coset $0$, more here. But $2$ is a zero divisor of $\mathbb Z_6$ but I cannot understand why.
Please demonstrate why $\mathbb Z_6$ has zero divisors while $\mathbb Z_2$ does not have zero divisors: I cannot fully understand the notation $a\not = 0$ to mean coset and by this question I am trying to understand it better.
How can you intuitively demonstrate that $\mathbb Z_2$ has no zero divisors while $\mathbb Z_6$ has zero divisors 2 and 3?
Thank you in advance.

A: There are only two elements in $\Bbb{Z}_2$, $[0]$ and $[1]$. As you said, in $\Bbb{Z}_2$, $[2]=[0]$, so by definition it is not a zero divisor. The only other option is $[1]$. But $[1]\cdot[1]$ is not $[0]$, and we can't use $[1]\cdot[0]=[0]$ according to the definition, so $\Bbb{Z}_2$ has no zero divisors.
However, in $\Bbb{Z}_6$, we have $[2]\cdot[3]=[6]=[0]$, so both $[2]$ and $[3]$ are zero divisors.
The best intuitive explanation I have is that $\Bbb{Z}_2$ and $\Bbb{Z}_6$ are completely different groups. In particular, $[2]$ in $\Bbb{Z}_2$ is NOT the sam as $[2]$ in $\Bbb{Z}_6$. In the first case, $[2]=\{\ldots, -2, 0, 2, 4,\ldots\}$. In the second, $[2]=\{\ldots-4, 2, 8, 14\ldots\}$. That we use the same notation for both may be a source of confusion.

Here, $[a]$ indicates an equivalence class. In $\Bbb{Z}_n$, $[a]=\{a+kn:k\in\Bbb{Z}\}$. If some of this is new to you, I recommend you do a quick google search of modular arithmetic.

A: Within modular arithmetic, $\forall a \in \mathbb Z_n , \forall b \in \mathbb I$ an = 0
Substituting n for 0 in in the original definition, we get that a is a zero divisor when ab=n or ba=n.
This is true if and only if a is a factor of n.
Looking at the factorization of 2, {2}, one can intuit that 2 is the only zero divisor in $\mathbb Z_2$.
Likewise, the factorization of 6, {2,3,6}, reveals that in addition to 6, 2 and 3 also serve as zero divisors in $\mathbb Z_6$.
(Note: We exclude 1 from the factorization).


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This judgment was delivered in private. The judge has given leave for this version of the judgment to be published on condition that (irrespective of what is contained in the judgment) in any published version of the judgment the anonymity of the child and members of the family must be strictly preserved. All persons, including representatives of the media, must ensure that this condition is strictly complied with. Failure to do so will be a contempt of court.
IN THE FAMILY COURT CASE NO: XX17C01779
IN THE MATTER OF THE CHILDREN ACT 1989
Before HHJ Wildblood QC
Re A (Children) (Parental alienation)
The names of counsel and solicitors are omitted for the purposes of anonymisation of this judgment.
HHJ Wildblood QC:
1. In a recent report to the court, one of this country's leading consultant child and adolescent psychiatrists, Dr Mark Berelowitz, said this: 'this is one of the most disconcerting situations that I have encountered in 30 years of doing such work.' I have been involved in family law now for 40 years and my experience of this case is the same as that of Dr Berelowitz. It is a case in which a father leaves the proceedings with no contact with his children despite years of litigation, extensive professional input, the initiation of public law proceedings in a bid to support contact and many court orders. It is a case in which I described the father as being 'smart, thoughtful, fluent in language and receptive to advice;' he is an intelligent man who plainly loves his children. Although I have seen him deeply distressed in court because of things that have occurred, I have never seen him venting his frustrations. It is also a case in which the mother has deep and unresolved emotional needs, fixed ideas and a tendency to be compulsive.
2. No professional has suggested that there is anything about this father that renders him unsuited to have contact with his children; there have been consistent recommendations throughout the eight-year history of these proceedings from a wide spectrum of professionals that contact should take place between the father and the children. All professionals involved in this case have concluded that the mother has alienated the children from the father. In an exceptional but accurate use of language Dr Berelowitz said this: 'the mother has done very much more than simply not promoting the children's relationship with their father. Indeed, it is my impression that she has, at best, allowed the demonisation of the father and, at worst, actively encouraged this demonisation on the basis that it is right to do so… She is unable to perceive herself as being an agent or a cause.'
3. In a previous judgment I said this:
'I have no doubt that the three experts are right to say that this mother has alienated the children from their father. The relationship between this mother and these children is deeply enmeshed and their perception of this father is skewed and dominated by the mother's own emotional vulnerability. The mother has a deeply entrenched set of beliefs which are not receptive, at present, to the reasoning of others. I find that she is aware of the consequences of her actions upon the children's emotional welfare but considers that her actions are justified.'
4. Of the children it is said that they are generally polite, intelligent, compliant and obedient. There are very positive reports about them from their schools. However, in a demonstration of the misplaced empowerment of these children that is associated with the mother's alienation, I have received a communication from one child refusing to have meetings with 'any more social workers, therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, guardians, et cetera.' The children refused to meet Dr Berelowitz or engage with the Guardian. They will have nothing to do with their father or his family. They would not even acknowledge cards or presents that he has sent. When he wrote entirely appropriate letters and cards to them, the children expressed unjustified and illogical complaint about their contents. They also express false memories of how he has behaved towards them in the past.
5. Given the truly exceptional nature of this case, I intend to release this judgement for publication subject to any contrary submissions that I might hear. The judgement will therefore be heavily anonymized. Prior to releasing the judgment, I gave three further judgments, in one of which I explained why I was publishing this one; I do not intend to publish any of those three judgments because there is nothing of public interest in them. I also delayed the publication of this judgment to allow any party that wished to appeal this decision (or the decision to publish) the opportunity to do so in accordance with a timescale that I reduced under Rule 52.12 (2) (a) of The Civil Procedure Rules 1998. No party has done so.
6. My intention in releasing this judgement for publication is not because I wish to pretend to be in a position to give any guidance or speak with any authority; that would be presumptuous, wrong and beyond my station. However, this is such an exceptional case that I think it is in the public interest for the wider community to see an example of how badly wrong things can go and how complex cases are where one parent (here the mother) alienates children from the other parent. It is also an example of how sensitive the issues are when an attempt is made to transfer the living arrangements of children from a residential parent (here, the mother) to the other parent (the father); the attempts to do so in this case failed badly.
7. In anonymising this case I will not refer to the ages, sexes or any other identifying features of the children beyond saying the children are the natural children of this mother and this father. I will refer to 'residence' and 'contact' for the purposes of shorthand; I am well aware, of course, of the current terminology in section 8 of the Children Act 1989.
8. Today I have made an order giving permission to the local authority to withdraw public law proceedings relating to all the children. Although, in a report of Dr Berelowitz, he was opposed to the closure of this case to the local authority, all parties before me accept that the public law proceedings should not continue and that there is no purpose in making supervision orders. Having considered the decision of MacDonald J in A Local Authority v X, Y and Z (Permission to Withdraw) [2017] EWHC 3741 (Fam) at paragraphs 47 to 53 together with Rule 1.1 (2) of The Family Procedure Rules 2010 (the over-riding objective), I approved the withdrawal of the public law proceedings. All parties accepted that the threshold criteria were met on both limbs of section 31 (2) at the time of the initiation of the proceedings (i.e. both on the basis of actual significant harm and likely significant harm at that time). All parties submitted, and I accepted, that the continuation of the public law proceedings and the making of supervision orders would serve no purpose now and, in these exceptional circumstances, would be contrary to the welfare of the children. The proceedings are left upon the basis that the GPs for the children will continue to have an involvement and will also have copies of this judgement and an earlier judgement that I gave (the earlier judgement is not to be published).
9. At an earlier hearing, I recorded the withdrawal of the private law proceedings that the father had initiated. With very great sadness the father acknowledged that matters had reached a point where he could no longer seek any private law orders in relation to the children. The order from today will record the basis of his withdrawal and his hope that, in the future, the children will understand that what has happened is not of his making.
10. It is beyond doubt that, in the long-term, what has occurred within this family will cause these children significant and long-term emotional harm, even if they cannot understand that now. I have said it and so have all the experts in this case. I am afraid that the cause of that harm lies squarely with this mother; whatever may be her difficulties, she is an adult and a parent with parental responsibility for her children. That parental responsibility, which she shares with the father, requires her to act in the best interests of her children. It also required her to promote the relationship between these children and their father. She has failed to do so. She had adult choices to make; the choices that she made were bad ones and deeply harmful to the children.
11. The history of these proceedings is that they began by way of private law application by the father eight years ago (i.e. in 2011). That set of proceedings continued until 2014 when an order was made that the father should have indirect contact only with the children. In 2016 the proceedings resumed and continued until the father withdrew them recently. Public law proceedings were issued shortly after the failed attempt at transfer of residence occurred.
12. On my counting this is now the 36th time that the proceedings have been before the court. At least 10 professional people have been involved. The first full hearing on extensive evidence took place before me six years after the first private law application was made. There was an intended final hearing which took place on some evidence in 2014 but it has not been possible to obtain a transcript of the judgment or of the evidence. It led to an unsatisfactory arrangement for indirect contact only.
13. With all the benefit of hindsight, I consider that there were these ten factors which have contributed significantly to the difficulties that have arisen:
i) There was a failure to identify, at an early stage, the key issue in this case – the alienation of the children from their father by the mother. By the time that it was identified, the damage had been done.
ii) Overall there has been significant delay within these proceedings.
iii) At the early stage of the private law proceedings the case was adjourned repeatedly for further short reviews. I have counted that there were eight orders for review hearings in the first two years of the private law proceedings alone. That occurred, of course, before the current Children Arrangements Programme (PD 12B of The Family Procedure Rules 2010) came into force on 22nd April 2014. Paragraph 15.3 of that Programme now states: 'While it is acknowledged that an interim order may be appropriate at an early stage of court proceedings, cases should not be adjourned for a review (or reviews) of contact or other orders / arrangements and/or for addendum section 7 reports, unless such a hearing is necessary and for a clear purpose that is consistent with the timetable for the child and in the child's best interests.' Therefore, I think it very unlikely that there would a succession of review hearings like this now; this is an example of just how necessary the changes made by the Programme in this respect were.
iv) At no point prior to my involvement in 2017 was there a full hearing on evidence to determine what was going on in this family. There were underlying and important allegations of fact that needed to be resolved but my comment is not limited to the absence of a fact-finding hearing. In my opinion, it was essential that there should be a definitive judgment explaining the difficulties within this family so that future work with the family members could be based upon that judgment.
v) The use of indirect contact in a case where there is parental alienation has obvious limitations, as this case demonstrates. The father's letters, cards and presents were being sent by him into a home environment where he was 'demonised', to use the terminology of Dr Berelowitz. They served no purpose in maintaining any form of relationship between the father and the children. It is regrettable that there was not more perseverance in the earlier private proceedings to resolve the obstructions to contact.
vi) These proceedings have seen a vast number of professionals. I have counted 10 and I am sure that I have omitted some. The difficulty that that creates is obvious. Each new person brings a new, personal and different insight into a case of this nature. Family members (especially children) are embarrassed about speaking of personal issues with strangers, develop litigation fatigue and learn to resent the intrusions into their lives by a succession of professional people. As the children have done, people reach a stage where they say: 'no more.'
vii) A particular difficulty in this case has been the absence, at times, of collaborative working by professionals. A particular example of that occurred when an attempt was made to move the children to the father's care. The professionals involved with the court process and the schools had not had sufficient dialogue before that move was attempted and now have very strong and opposing opinions about what occurred and the merits of moving the children from the mother. Pre-planning for the move was inadequate, in my opinion. If professional people show their disagreements, as happened here on the day of transfer, it undermines the process and allows cherry-picking by family members of what they want to hear.
viii) Early intervention is essential in a case such as this, in my opinion. It did not occur in this case. It took years (probably five) to identify the extent of the emotional and psychological issues of the mother. By that stage it was too late for there to be any effective psychotherapeutic or other intervention in relation to her, the children's views having already become so entrenched.
ix) There is an obvious difficulty about how to approach the expressed wishes and feelings of children who are living in an alienating environment such as this. If children who have been alienated are asked whether they wish to have a relationship with the non-resident parent there is a likelihood that the alienation they have experienced will lead them to say 'no.' Therefore, in this type of case, the approach to the wishes and feelings of children has had to be approached with considerable care and professionalism. To respond simply on the basis of what children say in this type of situation is manifestly superficial and naive. The children in this case have been expressing wishes that they should not see their father for many years now. The lack of an effective and early enquiry into what was happening within this family meant that there was no effective intervention. That, in turn, has led to the children's expressed wishes being reinforced in their minds. It has also resulted in the mother being able to say 'we should listen to the children', rather than addressing the underlying difficulties.
x) It was unfortunate that the joinder of the children to the second set of proceedings was so delayed. I was due to embark upon the first final hearing before me two years ago with these two parents appearing in person. It is fortunate that the case was adjourned for other reasons and I was able to take that opportunity to join the children. Any attempt to conduct these proceedings without the joinder of the children would have been even more complex and unsatisfactory.
14. I now need to say some words about the arrangements that were made for the children to move from the care of their mother to their father. About two years ago I heard three days of evidence and argument following which I gave a full written judgement. By my order I directed that the children should live with their father for just over seven weeks on the basis that they would not see their mother during that period. In my opinion, the handover went badly wrong; the children were extremely distressed and resistant to the attempts to place them with the father. The schools became very concerned about the level of distress that the children were showing, and the police became involved. Within a short period of time after the children started to live with their father, they ran away from their father several times, refused to eat and exhibited extreme distress. So extreme did matters become that, after further attempts at keeping the children with the father, they returned to their mother less than a month after the hearing. They have remained there since with the father having no more contact.
15. During the three-day hearing I heard evidence from three particular experts:
i) The Guardian, Ms Siobhan Donovan;
ii) Dr Nigel Blagg, psychologist.
iii) Ms Karen Woodall, a psychotherapist and the leading therapist of the Family Separation Clinic in London.
16. I have been asked to comment on the arrangements that were made to transfer residence to the father. In particular, I have been asked to consider the work of Ms Woodall who led the arrangements for the transfer to the father and also offered him professional guidance when the children first moved to him. I proceed only with considerable caution in this area of the judgment for a number of reasons:
i) My role is to determine the applications before me. The issues that have been raised do not affect the outcome of these proceedings.
ii) To examine all the issues that the various parties have placed before me would involve a hearing of about five days of evidence and at least two more in reading and judgment preparation. To do that fails on each of the five factors within Rule 1.1(2) of The Family Procedure Rules 2010 (the over-riding objective) and would take this case beyond the guidance in Re W (A child) [2016] EWCA Civ 1140 and A Local Authority v M and D [2003] EWHC 219 (Fam).
iii) These proceedings need to be finished. They have gone on for far too long and with far too much distress to the family.
iv) Any such hearing would be extremely expensive and could not be placed into my lists now until the end of March 2020. The experts would have to give evidence and Ms Woodall would almost undoubtedly have to be represented (as she was before me today).
17. However, as I stated at the hearing today, I do think that there are four points that need to be made. I heard submissions from all counsel in relation to them (including counsel for Ms Woodall) and no party (including Ms Woodall) wished for there to be any further hearings or any further evidence produced before me. The points are these:
i) In written advice to the court two years ago Ms Woodall had said this: 'I have absolutely no doubt, based my extensive experience working with the children should these children be moved to live father, they would emerge from the alienated state of mind within a matter of minutes.' I did not accept view at the hearing when I considered it. Today Ms Woodall acknowledged that she was being over-confident when expressing that opinion.
ii) In her evidence at the final hearing Ms Woodall stated that she thought that the children had a 'strong but suppressed attachment' to their father which, when re-awakened, would lead to a successful transfer. Dr Blagg and the Guardian gave evidence to the contrary, saying that the passage of time and the reaction of the children to their father demonstrated that their attachment to him was weak. At the hearing when they gave evidence I accepted the opinions of Dr Blagg and the Guardian. I consider events have shown Dr Blagg and the guardian to be right - the fragility of the children's attachment to their father has been demonstrated very plainly. Ms Woodall retains her opinion and, I have to recognise, this is an issue of differing professional opinions and case dependent.
iii) I think that the plans for the transfer of the children to the father involved an underestimation of the likely reaction of the children. Although other experts commented upon those plans, they were devised, principally, by Ms Woodall. I do think that her opinion about the nature of the attachment between the children and the father must have influenced the plans that she devised. I recognise, however, that the plans that she created were available for scrutiny by the court and by the other witnesses. Further, it is important to note that the Family Separation Clinic revised its protocol shortly after the transfer was attempted; although one advocate suggested that I should attach the new protocol to this judgment I consider that it would be inappropriate for me to do so since I neither disapprove of nor endorse it. This case has been a steep learning curve for many. A matter of concern to me, and learning (since I was the judge in charge), was the absence of full and careful discussion with the children's schools notwithstanding that the transfers took place there.
iv) Following on from the above I think that the extent and depth of the children's alienation from their father and resistance to him were under estimated. That, however, is said with the benefit of hindsight and it could not possibly be right to suggest that the responsibility for that lies with one person. Three experts recommended immediate transfer of residence. Ms Woodall recommended that the transfer should be 'permanent' (meaning long-term) whereas the other two experts supported a short-term transfer with a review – the guardian proposed only a transfer of only two weeks with a review. In any event as matters transpired, I did not follow the advice of Ms Woodall and even so the transfer and period of residence with the father proved to be deeply traumatic.
18. In making the above comments I do wish to record that Ms Woodall was a court appointed expert in this case and, although she may not be registered with a specific professional body and does not practise in an area that is subject to statutory regulation (as I understand it), she does have supervision from a highly respected consultant child psychiatrist, lectures on issues relating to parental alienation and gives evidence frequently before courts. All that is important, no doubt, when considering her role as an expert in accordance with the annex to PD 25B of The Family Procedure Rules 2010.
19. My final words in this judgment must be directed to the father. This has been a long, heart-breaking and expensive set of events for you to endure. I am truly sorry that this is the outcome and I do hope that you will find some happiness in the future despite all that has occurred.
HHJ Stephen Wildblood QC
24th September 2019.
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Jessica Amlee is a Canadian Actress and Voiceover Artist who was born and brought-up in Maple Ridge, British Columbia. She is widely known for her roles in the family comedy-drama the television series 'Heartland' as Mallory Wells, in the thriller-horror film 'Beneath' as Amy and in the Netflix tween drama 'Greenhouse Academy' as Jackie Sanders. She is also known for her roles in notable films including 'Barbie and the Magic of Pegasus' as Blush (Voice), 'Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2' Little Greta and in 'Juliana and the Medicine Fish' as Juliana Saunders.
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Jessica was born to Steffie Amlee and Douglas Amlee in Maple Ridge. She spent her childhood with her brother named Mason Amlee. Our efforts to find out more about her family came to no avail as no such information is publicly available. Thus, the occupation of her parents and sibling is still unclear. We will update this section once this information is available.
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Full Names: Jessica Kelsey Amlee
Occupation / Profession: Actress and Voiceover Artist
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Date of Birth: 17 July 1994
Place of Birth: Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada
Birthday: 17th July
Jessica Amlee Body Measurements
Body Measurements: 30-24-32 inches
Dress Size: 2 US
Breast Size: 30 inches
Hip Size: 32 inches
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Father (Dad): Douglas Amlee
Mother: Steffie Amlee
Siblings (Brothers and Sisters): Mason Amlee
Marital Status: Dating
Dating / Boyfriend: Engaged to David Jones Roberts
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Salary: $86,502
Source of Income: Actress and Voiceover Artist
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Place of living: Los Angeles, California, USA and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Jessica portrayed a main role of Mallory Wells Anderson in the Canadian family comedy-drama television series "Heartland". The series was developed and co-produced by Murray Shostak, Tom Cox and Jordy Randall. It is based on the Lauren Brooke's novel of the same title 'Heartland series'. It debuted in Canada on CBC on October 14, 2007 and in the US on both Netflix and UPtv.
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2002 – They as Young Julia
2003 – My Life Without Me as Penny
2004 – Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 as Little Greta
2004 – Reflection as Sophie Laine
2004 – Chestnut: Hero Of Central Park as Mary
2005 – Eve and the Fire Horse as Sally
2005 – Barbie and the Magic of Pegasus as Blush (Voice)
2006 – The Invisible Dog as Clarketta
2007 – Juliana and the Medicine Fish as Juliana Saunders
2007 – Beneath as Amy
2001 – Mysterious Ways as Annie Owen
2001 – Dark Angel as Brittany
2002 – Miracle Pets as Marilyn
2002 – Just Cause as Amber Stern
2002–2004 – Jeremiah as Rose
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2004 – Stargate: Atlantis as Cleo
2004 – Urban Rush as Herself
2006 – Absolute Zero as Sophie
2006 – Last Chance as Cafe Kiley Boyer
2007–2013, 2017 – Heartland as Mallory Wells
2008 – Left Coast as Brittney Television
2009 – Living Out Loud as Melissa Marshall
2015 – Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story as Hannah Anderson
2016 – Connexion Mortelle as Issie
2017–2019 – Greenhouse Academy as Jackie Sanders
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Jessica Amlee is a Canadian Actress and Voiceover Artist. She is widely known for her roles in the family comedy-drama the television series 'Heartland' as Mallory Wells, in the thriller-horror film 'Beneath' as Amy and in the Netflix tween drama 'Greenhouse Academy' as Jackie Sanders. She is also known for her roles in notable films including 'Barbie and the Magic of Pegasus' as Blush (Voice), 'Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2' Little Greta and in 'Juliana and the Medicine Fish' as Juliana Saunders.
How old is Jessica Amlee?
Amlee is 26 years old as of 2020, she was born on 17 July 1994 in Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada. Her birth sign is Cancer.
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Jessica stands at a height of 5 feet 3 inches (1.60 meters).
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Milltown Institute of Theology and Philosophy
Rev Dr. Con Casey CSsR
Rev Prof. Finbarr Clancy, SJ
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
NUI, HETAC
http://www.milltown-institute.ie
The Milltown Institute of Theology and Philosophy is an institution of higher education and research, located in Dublin, Ireland. Milltown is run by the Jesuits and is located in Milltown/Ranelagh in Dublin. Since 1997 it has been a recognised college of the National University of Ireland, under the 1997 Universities Act, the Irish government removed the ban on the NUI awarding degrees in Theology which had stood since its foundation and its predecessor the Royal University of Ireland. The Ecclesiastical Faculty at Milltown is also a Pontifical Athenaeum. The Irish School of Ecumenics is located at the Milltown Park site.
Since November 1989, when it was granted designated status under the National Council for Educational Awards Act 1979, it has developed and offered civil programmes leading to Bachelor, Masters and Doctoral awards. The NCEA became HETAC om 2001.
The college entered into negotiations about a possible alliance with University College Dublin in 2008. These talks were unsuccessful and now an Alliance with the traditionally protestant Trinity College Dublin is due to take effect in 2012.[1]
Since the Spring of 2011, the future of the Milltown Institute became uncertain and it is currently understood that it will be closed permanently and a new institute, the Loyola Institute, will take its place as part of Trinity College Dublin.
1 Origins
Milltown Institute was established as a Pontifical Athenaeum with Faculties of Theology and Philosophy, by a group of religious institutes in 1968. The origins of the Institute however can be traced back to the 1880s when the Jesuits established a School of Philosophy and a School of Theology at Milltown. The School of Theology has had an unbroken history at Milltown ever since 1889, and became a Jesuit Pontifical Faculty in 1932. The School of Philosophy moved from Milltown in 1930 and became a Jesuit Pontifical Faculty in 1948, and returned to Milltown in 1966.
The Milltown Institute discontinued their teaching and research programmes in the Spring of 2011 and, effectively, closed. It is anticipated that the institution will negotiate entrance to Trinity College Dublin to continue its existence as the Loyola Institute in a centre of study along with the Irish School of Ecumenics. In this likelihood, the current property in Milltown would be sold and a new facility either purchased or purpose built at Trinity College Dublin's campus in the centre of Dublin. Staff and faculty members who held positions until 2011 would, for the most part, not continue within the new Loyola Institute. Conferring of Ecclesiastical/Pontifical and HETAC takes place on tuesday the 4th of October 2011, with NUI awards on wednesday the 5th.
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	using System;
	using System.Collections;
	using System.Runtime.InteropServices;

#region Autogenerated code
	public class MountOperation : GLib.Object {

		[Obsolete]
		protected MountOperation(GLib.GType gtype) : base(gtype) {}
		public MountOperation(IntPtr raw) : base(raw) {}

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern IntPtr g_mount_operation_new();

		public MountOperation () : base (IntPtr.Zero)
		{
			if (GetType () != typeof (MountOperation)) {
				CreateNativeObject (new string [0], new GLib.Value[0]);
				return;
			}
			Raw = g_mount_operation_new();
		}

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern IntPtr g_mount_operation_get_password(IntPtr raw);

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern void g_mount_operation_set_password(IntPtr raw, IntPtr password);

		[GLib.Property ("password")]
		public string Password {
			get  {
				IntPtr raw_ret = g_mount_operation_get_password(Handle);
				string ret = GLib.Marshaller.Utf8PtrToString (raw_ret);
				return ret;
			}
			set  {
				IntPtr native_value = GLib.Marshaller.StringToPtrGStrdup (value);
				g_mount_operation_set_password(Handle, native_value);
				GLib.Marshaller.Free (native_value);
			}
		}

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern IntPtr g_mount_operation_get_username(IntPtr raw);

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern void g_mount_operation_set_username(IntPtr raw, IntPtr username);

		[GLib.Property ("username")]
		public string Username {
			get  {
				IntPtr raw_ret = g_mount_operation_get_username(Handle);
				string ret = GLib.Marshaller.Utf8PtrToString (raw_ret);
				return ret;
			}
			set  {
				IntPtr native_value = GLib.Marshaller.StringToPtrGStrdup (value);
				g_mount_operation_set_username(Handle, native_value);
				GLib.Marshaller.Free (native_value);
			}
		}

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern IntPtr g_mount_operation_get_domain(IntPtr raw);

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern void g_mount_operation_set_domain(IntPtr raw, IntPtr domain);

		[GLib.Property ("domain")]
		public string Domain {
			get  {
				IntPtr raw_ret = g_mount_operation_get_domain(Handle);
				string ret = GLib.Marshaller.Utf8PtrToString (raw_ret);
				return ret;
			}
			set  {
				IntPtr native_value = GLib.Marshaller.StringToPtrGStrdup (value);
				g_mount_operation_set_domain(Handle, native_value);
				GLib.Marshaller.Free (native_value);
			}
		}

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern int g_mount_operation_get_password_save(IntPtr raw);

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern void g_mount_operation_set_password_save(IntPtr raw, int save);

		[GLib.Property ("password-save")]
		public GLib.PasswordSave PasswordSave {
			get  {
				int raw_ret = g_mount_operation_get_password_save(Handle);
				GLib.PasswordSave ret = (GLib.PasswordSave) raw_ret;
				return ret;
			}
			set  {
				g_mount_operation_set_password_save(Handle, (int) value);
			}
		}

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern int g_mount_operation_get_choice(IntPtr raw);

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern void g_mount_operation_set_choice(IntPtr raw, int choice);

		[GLib.Property ("choice")]
		public int Choice {
			get  {
				int raw_ret = g_mount_operation_get_choice(Handle);
				int ret = raw_ret;
				return ret;
			}
			set  {
				g_mount_operation_set_choice(Handle, value);
			}
		}

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern bool g_mount_operation_get_anonymous(IntPtr raw);

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern void g_mount_operation_set_anonymous(IntPtr raw, bool anonymous);

		[GLib.Property ("anonymous")]
		public bool Anonymous {
			get  {
				bool raw_ret = g_mount_operation_get_anonymous(Handle);
				bool ret = raw_ret;
				return ret;
			}
			set  {
				g_mount_operation_set_anonymous(Handle, value);
			}
		}

		[GLib.CDeclCallback]
		delegate void AbortedVMDelegate (IntPtr op);

		static AbortedVMDelegate AbortedVMCallback;

		static void aborted_cb (IntPtr op)
		{
			try {
				MountOperation op_managed = GLib.Object.GetObject (op, false) as MountOperation;
				op_managed.OnAborted ();
			} catch (Exception e) {
				GLib.ExceptionManager.RaiseUnhandledException (e, false);
			}
		}

		private static void OverrideAborted (GLib.GType gtype)
		{
			if (AbortedVMCallback == null)
				AbortedVMCallback = new AbortedVMDelegate (aborted_cb);
			OverrideVirtualMethod (gtype, "aborted", AbortedVMCallback);
		}

		[GLib.DefaultSignalHandler(Type=typeof(GLib.MountOperation), ConnectionMethod="OverrideAborted")]
		protected virtual void OnAborted ()
		{
			GLib.Value ret = GLib.Value.Empty;
			GLib.ValueArray inst_and_params = new GLib.ValueArray (1);
			GLib.Value[] vals = new GLib.Value [1];
			vals [0] = new GLib.Value (this);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [0]);
			g_signal_chain_from_overridden (inst_and_params.ArrayPtr, ref ret);
			foreach (GLib.Value v in vals)
				v.Dispose ();
		}

		[GLib.Signal("aborted")]
		public event System.EventHandler Aborted {
			add {
				GLib.Signal sig = GLib.Signal.Lookup (this, "aborted");
				sig.AddDelegate (value);
			}
			remove {
				GLib.Signal sig = GLib.Signal.Lookup (this, "aborted");
				sig.RemoveDelegate (value);
			}
		}

		[GLib.CDeclCallback]
		delegate void ReplyVMDelegate (IntPtr op, int result);

		static ReplyVMDelegate ReplyVMCallback;

		static void reply_cb (IntPtr op, int result)
		{
			try {
				MountOperation op_managed = GLib.Object.GetObject (op, false) as MountOperation;
				op_managed.OnReply ((GLib.MountOperationResult) result);
			} catch (Exception e) {
				GLib.ExceptionManager.RaiseUnhandledException (e, false);
			}
		}

		private static void OverrideReply (GLib.GType gtype)
		{
			if (ReplyVMCallback == null)
				ReplyVMCallback = new ReplyVMDelegate (reply_cb);
			OverrideVirtualMethod (gtype, "reply", ReplyVMCallback);
		}

		[GLib.DefaultSignalHandler(Type=typeof(GLib.MountOperation), ConnectionMethod="OverrideReply")]
		protected virtual void OnReply (GLib.MountOperationResult result)
		{
			GLib.Value ret = GLib.Value.Empty;
			GLib.ValueArray inst_and_params = new GLib.ValueArray (2);
			GLib.Value[] vals = new GLib.Value [2];
			vals [0] = new GLib.Value (this);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [0]);
			vals [1] = new GLib.Value (result);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [1]);
			g_signal_chain_from_overridden (inst_and_params.ArrayPtr, ref ret);
			foreach (GLib.Value v in vals)
				v.Dispose ();
		}

		[GLib.Signal("reply")]
		public event GLib.ReplyHandler Reply {
			add {
				GLib.Signal sig = GLib.Signal.Lookup (this, "reply", typeof (GLib.ReplyArgs));
				sig.AddDelegate (value);
			}
			remove {
				GLib.Signal sig = GLib.Signal.Lookup (this, "reply", typeof (GLib.ReplyArgs));
				sig.RemoveDelegate (value);
			}
		}

		[GLib.CDeclCallback]
		delegate void AskPasswordVMDelegate (IntPtr op, IntPtr message, IntPtr default_user, IntPtr default_domain, int flags);

		static AskPasswordVMDelegate AskPasswordVMCallback;

		static void askpassword_cb (IntPtr op, IntPtr message, IntPtr default_user, IntPtr default_domain, int flags)
		{
			try {
				MountOperation op_managed = GLib.Object.GetObject (op, false) as MountOperation;
				op_managed.OnAskPassword (GLib.Marshaller.Utf8PtrToString (message), GLib.Marshaller.Utf8PtrToString (default_user), GLib.Marshaller.Utf8PtrToString (default_domain), (GLib.AskPasswordFlags) flags);
			} catch (Exception e) {
				GLib.ExceptionManager.RaiseUnhandledException (e, false);
			}
		}

		private static void OverrideAskPassword (GLib.GType gtype)
		{
			if (AskPasswordVMCallback == null)
				AskPasswordVMCallback = new AskPasswordVMDelegate (askpassword_cb);
			OverrideVirtualMethod (gtype, "ask-password", AskPasswordVMCallback);
		}

		[GLib.DefaultSignalHandler(Type=typeof(GLib.MountOperation), ConnectionMethod="OverrideAskPassword")]
		protected virtual void OnAskPassword (string message, string default_user, string default_domain, GLib.AskPasswordFlags flags)
		{
			GLib.Value ret = GLib.Value.Empty;
			GLib.ValueArray inst_and_params = new GLib.ValueArray (5);
			GLib.Value[] vals = new GLib.Value [5];
			vals [0] = new GLib.Value (this);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [0]);
			vals [1] = new GLib.Value (message);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [1]);
			vals [2] = new GLib.Value (default_user);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [2]);
			vals [3] = new GLib.Value (default_domain);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [3]);
			vals [4] = new GLib.Value (flags);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [4]);
			g_signal_chain_from_overridden (inst_and_params.ArrayPtr, ref ret);
			foreach (GLib.Value v in vals)
				v.Dispose ();
		}

		[GLib.Signal("ask-password")]
		public event GLib.AskPasswordHandler AskPassword {
			add {
				GLib.Signal sig = GLib.Signal.Lookup (this, "ask-password", typeof (GLib.AskPasswordArgs));
				sig.AddDelegate (value);
			}
			remove {
				GLib.Signal sig = GLib.Signal.Lookup (this, "ask-password", typeof (GLib.AskPasswordArgs));
				sig.RemoveDelegate (value);
			}
		}

		[GLib.CDeclCallback]
		delegate void AskQuestionVMDelegate (IntPtr op, IntPtr message, IntPtr[] choices);

		static AskQuestionVMDelegate AskQuestionVMCallback;

		static void askquestion_cb (IntPtr op, IntPtr message, IntPtr[] choices)
		{
			try {
				MountOperation op_managed = GLib.Object.GetObject (op, false) as MountOperation;
				op_managed.OnAskQuestion (GLib.Marshaller.Utf8PtrToString (message), GLib.Marshaller.Utf8PtrToString (choices));
			} catch (Exception e) {
				GLib.ExceptionManager.RaiseUnhandledException (e, false);
			}
		}

		private static void OverrideAskQuestion (GLib.GType gtype)
		{
			if (AskQuestionVMCallback == null)
				AskQuestionVMCallback = new AskQuestionVMDelegate (askquestion_cb);
			OverrideVirtualMethod (gtype, "ask-question", AskQuestionVMCallback);
		}

		[GLib.DefaultSignalHandler(Type=typeof(GLib.MountOperation), ConnectionMethod="OverrideAskQuestion")]
		protected virtual void OnAskQuestion (string message, string[] choices)
		{
			GLib.Value ret = GLib.Value.Empty;
			GLib.ValueArray inst_and_params = new GLib.ValueArray (3);
			GLib.Value[] vals = new GLib.Value [3];
			vals [0] = new GLib.Value (this);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [0]);
			vals [1] = new GLib.Value (message);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [1]);
			vals [2] = new GLib.Value (choices);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [2]);
			g_signal_chain_from_overridden (inst_and_params.ArrayPtr, ref ret);
			foreach (GLib.Value v in vals)
				v.Dispose ();
		}

		[GLib.Signal("ask-question")]
		public event GLib.AskQuestionHandler AskQuestion {
			add {
				GLib.Signal sig = GLib.Signal.Lookup (this, "ask-question", typeof (GLib.AskQuestionArgs));
				sig.AddDelegate (value);
			}
			remove {
				GLib.Signal sig = GLib.Signal.Lookup (this, "ask-question", typeof (GLib.AskQuestionArgs));
				sig.RemoveDelegate (value);
			}
		}

		[GLib.CDeclCallback]
		delegate void ShowProcessesVMDelegate (IntPtr op, IntPtr message, IntPtr processes, IntPtr[] choices);

		static ShowProcessesVMDelegate ShowProcessesVMCallback;

		static void showprocesses_cb (IntPtr op, IntPtr message, IntPtr processes, IntPtr[] choices)
		{
			try {
				MountOperation op_managed = GLib.Object.GetObject (op, false) as MountOperation;
				op_managed.OnShowProcesses (GLib.Marshaller.Utf8PtrToString (message), processes, GLib.Marshaller.Utf8PtrToString (choices));
			} catch (Exception e) {
				GLib.ExceptionManager.RaiseUnhandledException (e, false);
			}
		}

		private static void OverrideShowProcesses (GLib.GType gtype)
		{
			if (ShowProcessesVMCallback == null)
				ShowProcessesVMCallback = new ShowProcessesVMDelegate (showprocesses_cb);
			OverrideVirtualMethod (gtype, "show-processes", ShowProcessesVMCallback);
		}

		[GLib.DefaultSignalHandler(Type=typeof(GLib.MountOperation), ConnectionMethod="OverrideShowProcesses")]
		protected virtual void OnShowProcesses (string message, IntPtr processes, string[] choices)
		{
			GLib.Value ret = GLib.Value.Empty;
			GLib.ValueArray inst_and_params = new GLib.ValueArray (4);
			GLib.Value[] vals = new GLib.Value [4];
			vals [0] = new GLib.Value (this);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [0]);
			vals [1] = new GLib.Value (message);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [1]);
			vals [2] = new GLib.Value (processes);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [2]);
			vals [3] = new GLib.Value (choices);
			inst_and_params.Append (vals [3]);
			g_signal_chain_from_overridden (inst_and_params.ArrayPtr, ref ret);
			foreach (GLib.Value v in vals)
				v.Dispose ();
		}

		[GLib.Signal("show-processes")]
		public event GLib.ShowProcessesHandler ShowProcesses {
			add {
				GLib.Signal sig = GLib.Signal.Lookup (this, "show-processes", typeof (GLib.ShowProcessesArgs));
				sig.AddDelegate (value);
			}
			remove {
				GLib.Signal sig = GLib.Signal.Lookup (this, "show-processes", typeof (GLib.ShowProcessesArgs));
				sig.RemoveDelegate (value);
			}
		}

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern void g_mount_operation_reply(IntPtr raw, int result);

		public void EmitReply(GLib.MountOperationResult result) {
			g_mount_operation_reply(Handle, (int) result);
		}

		[DllImport("libgio-2.0-0.dll")]
		static extern IntPtr g_mount_operation_get_type();

		public static new GLib.GType GType {
			get {
				IntPtr raw_ret = g_mount_operation_get_type();
				GLib.GType ret = new GLib.GType(raw_ret);
				return ret;
			}
		}

#endregion
	}
}


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«F5» — короткометражный фильм режиссёра Тимофея Жалнина. Слоган картины: «Мы приехали победить».

Премьера состоялась 12 сентября 2012 года.

Сюжет
Катя и Галя — студентки Челябинского института культуры и участницы театра танца «F5» — торопятся на поезд. Приятель Дэн организовал для них приглашение в столицу на международный хореографический фестиваль, и подруги намерены использовать этот шанс.

Фестивальный показ состоит из двух туров. Вначале девушки выходят на сцену с композицией о Пигмалионе и Галатее. Это очень сложный по замыслу и стилистике танец, и зал принимает его прохладно.

Во время перерыва студентки сталкиваются с незнакомым мужчиной, который, узнав их, произносит: «Великолепно!» Расстроенные неудачным, как им кажется, выступлением, подруги не замечают, что на груди у незнакомца — бейдж с надписью «Председатель жюри».

В антракте Катя настаивает на изменении концепции шоу. Галя протестует, такой подход кажется ей изменой творческим принципам. Однако Катя уверяет, что они это сделают только один раз — ради победы. Галя сдаётся. Девушки отказываются от продолжения «Пигмалиона» и после перерыва предлагают зрителям ритмичный клубный танец «Блеф». Зал в восторге.

В конце фильма появляется надпись: «Театр "F5" был отмечен дипломом "За неожиданный поворот"».

История создания
«F5» — дипломная работа Тимофея Жалнина. По словам режиссёра, перед окончанием Петербургского университета кино и телевидения он постоянно думал о том, что в «открытом море профессии» его ждёт много трудностей. Эти размышления нашли отражение в сценарии.

Поиски исполнительниц на главные роли среди профессиональных актрис успехом не увенчались, и Жалнин пригласил в картину выпускниц Вагановского училища Дарью Барабанову и Ирину Толчильщикову.

Точно так же не удалось найти площадку, на которой находились бы одновременно и сцена, и лестницы, и театральные переходы-лабиринты. Поэтому съёмки проходили на киностудии, в консерватории, в университете — благодаря их интерьерам Жалнову удалось при монтаже «собрать идеальный театр».

Хотелось добиться эффекта взгляда на танец изнутри. Чтобы не возникло ощущение фильма-балета на середнячках и общих планах. Необходимо было уйти как можно дальше от эстетики классического мюзикла. Поэтому у нас на экране танцует всё: кисть руки, элементы декораций, лицо актёра и, конечно, сама камера. В фильме использована музыка Генри Пёрселла, ария "Гений Холода" из оперы "Король Артур".

Рецензии и отклики
На «Кинотавре» во время вручения премий режиссёр Борис Хлебников подчеркнул, что «F5» — это «не просто ученический этюд, но цельное произведение, история, рассказанная человеком, у которого есть собственное представление о мире».

Киновед Зара Абдуллаева («Искусство кино») отметила не только профпригодность автора, но и высокое владение ритмом, свойственное Жалнину
.

Для рецензента Дарьи Борисовой («Независимая газета») конфликт в тандеме «F5» — и вечный, и современный: «один готов поступиться моральными нормами ради успеха, а другой избирает путь тернистый, но такой, что совесть спокойна».

Кинокритик Лилия Немченко («Искусство кино») обратила внимание на «контраст устойчивого, осенённого традициями пространства парадного дворца и суетного времени закулисья», где происходит «история добровольного шага к подмене».

Иван Чувиляев («Искусство кино») увидел в истории девушек, приехавших покорять большой город, «свежий взгляд, который очень дорогого стоит»
.

Не исключено, что для автора, чья творческая жизнь только начинается, это личное переживание: быть ли ему художником или поставщиком сериального «мыла». Не припомню, когда в кино нового поколения проблема выбора самого себя ставилась так старомодно остро, зато с каким фирменным драйвом.

Съёмочная группа
 Режиссёр — Тимофей Жалнин
 Сценарист — Тимофей Жалнин
 Оператор — Анна Рожецкая
 Художник — Наталья Демьяненко
 Музыка — Антон Танонов
 Продюсеры — Евгения Брагинец, Дмитрий Жидков

В ролях

Награды и фестивали
 2012 — Международный фестиваль-практикум киношкол «Кинопроба» (Екатеринбург) — Гран-при
 2012 — Фестиваль авторского короткометражного кино «АРТкино» (Москва)
 победитель в номинации «Лучший короткометражный фильм по мнению профессионального сообщества»
 победитель в номинации «Лучший короткометражный фильм по мнению зрителей»
 2012 — 34-й Московский международный кинофестиваль
 2012 — Международный кинофестиваль «Послание к человеку» (Санкт-Петербург)
 2012 — 7-й Международный молодёжный кинофестиваль «Это — Я» (Ереван) — премия за лучшую операторскую работу имени Альберта Явуряна.
 2012 — Открытый Санкт-Петербургский фестиваль фильмов студентов киношкол «Начало»
 приз в номинации «Лучшая режиссура» (Тимофей Жалнин)
 приз в номинации «Лучший художник» (Наталья Демьяненко)
 приз в номинации «Лучшая женская роль» (Дарья Барабанова, Ирина Точильщикова)
 диплом от Державного фонда поддержки культуры
 диплом от Школы кино и фотографии
 2012 — 42-й Международный студенческий кинофестиваль в Потсдаме — главный приз программы короткометражных фильмов
 2012 — Каннский кинофестиваль — участие в программе «Уголок короткого метра»
 2013 — Rencontre avec le cinéma contemporain russe à Mons (Бельгия)
 2013 — 12-й фестиваль отечественного кино «Московская премьера» — приз за лучший короткометражный фильм в конкурсе зрительских симпатий
 2013 — Международный Фестиваль короткометражного кино и анимации OPEN CINEMA (Санкт Петербург) — Гран-при
 2013 — Открытый фестиваль студенческих и дебютных фильмов «Святая Анна»
 победа в номинации «Лучший игровой фильм»
 победа в номинации «Лучший оператор» (Анна Рожецкая)
 премия председателя Попечительского совета Никиты Михалкова
 диплом «За лучший актёрский ансамбль»
 2013 — Международный кинофестиваль имени А. Тарковского «Зеркало» (Иваново)
 2013 — Фестиваль Фестивалей (Санкт-Петербург)
 2013 — Фестиваль «Кинотавр» — приз конкурса «Кинотавр. Короткий метр»

Примечания

Ссылки
 Фильм «F5» на IMDb

Короткометражные фильмы России
Авторское кино
Фильмы России 2012 года
Фильмы 2012 года
Фильмы-драмы России

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Robby Hayes Competitive Swimmer/ The Bachelorette 12 Cast
May 23, 2016 by L.A Girl
Robby Hayes
Robby Hayes is a 27-year-old contestant on season 12 of the Bachelorette, premiering tonight! There might not be another contestant as healthy as former Competitive Swimmer, Robby Hayes.
Let's face it, by now spoilers have told us, Robby Hayes, is far more close to being named the winner then his other mates. It appears Hayes and Texas real-estate developer, Joelle Fletcher get along just great, and could even be the couple who will walk the isle! Let's find out more about Hayes! One big reason as of why, his Instagram account is set on private, he probably doesn't want to mess up the finale!
From 2007 until 2011, Robby Hayes attended Florida State University from where he hold a Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Finance and Real estate. He is currently studying for his Master of Finance, Banking, Corporate, Finance, and Securities Law at the University of Miami.
He is a former Lambda Chi Alpha member and according to his LinkedIn page, he is The Eastcoast Regional Sales Representative for Myrtha Pools USA.
Robby Hayes has also worked as a model for the Shore Brand. Prior to that, he was an intern at Merrill Lynch and a chief intern at UBS.
Robby Hayes, along with Chase McNary, Luke Pell, and Jordan Rodgers will be the in the final four and will get hometown dates.
According to his ABC bio, the 6'1" fella claims he can be the party-starter," "the wingman" or "the laid back one, but can thrive as the party starter.
The self described motivated, handsome and genuine Robby Hayes loves when watching Man on Fire, The Wolf of Wall Street and Interstellar.
Though he seems he is very into himself, (who calls himself handsome) Hayes, shows a more human side when answering "If you could have lunch with one person, who would it be and why? Hayes says: "My grandfather on my mom's side who I never had the chance to meet. My mom speaks so highly of him and tells me we are extremely similar in the men we grew to become."
Now something, that JoJo could definitely enjoy if she picks Robby Hayes, would be the fact that Hayes loves to "dress-up" what girl doesn't like her man looking fly! Robby also considers himself a "hopeless romantic" but warns, coming from a big family, there is no way he and the future Mrs. Hayes will stop at two children!
Find Robby Hayes on Twitter here.
Chase McNary Medical Sales Rep on The Bachelorette 12
Luke Pell War Veteran on The Bachelorette 12


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Sean O'Keefe is an American record producer, mixer, and engineer based in Chicago, Illinois, United States. O'Keefe is best known for his work with Fall Out Boy, Hawthorne Heights, Til Morning and Plain White T's, but has also worked with artists such as Motion City Soundtrack, The Hush Sound, Less Than Jake, Company of Thieves, Punchline, Spitalfield, and You vs Yesterday. O'Keefe is also a musician. He is a former member of Chicago band This Is Me Smiling and Danny and The Ketchups, in both of which he played the drums.

Commercial success
Sean's work has earned him three RIAA Gold Records (awarded for the shipment of 500,000 units): Fall Out Boy's Take This to Your Grave (producer and mixer,) Hawthorne Heights' The Silence in Black and White (producer and mixer,) and the Plain White T's Hey There Delilah (co-producer and mixer.) "Hey There Delilah" reached #1 on US Billboard Hot AC/Top 40 charts.

Selected production discography

References

External links
 "I Was A Teenage Fall Out Boy" by Patrick Stump (10 Year Anniversary of Take This To Your Grave)

Year of birth missing (living people)
Living people
Record producers from Illinois
American drummers
New Trier High School alumni


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Brian Cronin Paintings
Some lovely paintings from Dublin-born New York-based artist Brian Cronin for US football magazine's Howler and Eight by Eight.
Here's a bio of Brian courtesy of The University of the Arts:
Born in Dublin, Brian Cronin studied at the National College of Art, graduating with a B.Sc. in 1981. For some years, he worked as a freelance illustrator, mainly for The Irish Times and In Dublin. In 1985, he moved to New York where his work for a large number of highly regarded publications has made him one of the most sought-after illustrators in America. His work has been shown in countless exhibitions in New York and in the U.K., Italy, Switzerland and Japan, and in several cities throughout Ireland.
Cronin's work ranges from commercial drawings, commissioned by such prestigious publications asThe New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal and Time, to personal pieces exploring subconscious manifestations of the human condition. Cronin sees this interrelation between his commercial and personal work and the progression of ideas from one body of drawings to the other as key features of his work. "A specific commissioned illustration involves a chain of ideas, which in turn can be taken to a new level of form and meaning in my personal work."
Click on each image to see bigger. All photos credit to BrianCronin.com
Blog entryIllustrations
Squadra Roma Wallpapers 2014
Football Strip Concept Designs


Present Company is expanding and looking to add a project manager to our design and development team.
We're a digital and social business built on creativity, innovation and technical know-how. We prefer to treat our clients as partners and strive to work collaboratively across disciplines within our team and with project stakeholders from conception to completion.
In this role, you will leverage your strong project management skills to deliver a broad range of projects and campaigns. The role is technical, requiring proficiency in responsive website production and an understanding of how the web works. Experience in app production is a bonus.
Scope, track and manage the implementation of digital projects.
Lead internal communications with creative, design, technical and accounts teams.
Ensure projects are fully scoped, delivered on time, within budget and to agreed specifications.
Resource management: efficiently plan and prioritise workflows.
Build and maintain strong client relationships.
Presentation of responses and retrospectives with the broader team.
Reporting into the Technical Director but running the day-to-day operations autonomously.
Project management experience in digital communication.
Experience in the creation of user flows, site maps, wireframes and functional specifications.
Experience in managing digital projects and budgets.
A basic understanding of content management systems, APIs and front-end technologies.
Experience working in an agile team. We use Scrum, but Kanban is cool too.
Experience in JIRA and current project management software tools.


Workers at UK insurance firm Legal & General (L&G) have informed the company about alleged deliberate overcharging by a major supplier.
The details of the allegations, which were made in August last year, could be revealed at the L&G AGM in May.
Workers at L&G originally informed the company's CEO Tim Breedon of the allegations, by letter, in August last year.
The allegations involve claims that some workers at a major outsourced service supplier have been deliberately mischarging L&G for units of work. This is said to include a practice of charging for extra days of work that have not been done.
Workers could reveal the details of the letter, which has details of the alleged overcharging, including names of some people involved.
In an email to a whistleblower, in response to an update request, the L&G Financial Crime and Information Protection department said it was unaware of the letter sent to L&G CEO in August.
The group of workers say they have contacted the Financial Services Authority and the Serious Fraud Office. Neither organisation would comment.
As far as I can remember, L&G's major outsourced IT service suppliers are IBM and TCS.
@Argiebee: I heard that TCS fired most of the outsourced L&G staff as soon as it could, while IBM allegedly plans to fire 299,000 of its own staff. Hard to care what happens to companies like that, isn't it?
Thought the same, but the article mentions August last year, so it can't be IBM. It has to be TCS, because it is the worst kept secret for a start.
I remember some former L&G workers (promoted now i think) with TCS bragging about how they are 'milking' L&G as some sort of revenge for being outsourced.
There's plenty of stuff on that Broken Brolly message board and I cannot wait for all the paper-work to come out into the open.
@Matt - yes, TCS got rid of a lot of ex L&G staff (after getting them to knowledge transfer of course). I was told that some were holding onto their jobs but only by delaying training up their replacements or because no suitable replacements could be found in India.
@LG Lad - thanks for the "Broken Brolly" info. There is indeed lots on there.
I think this was the smart thing to do, by several accounts the L&G Board was given ample time to deal with this and investigate.
Instead it looks like they choose to bury it, and then cement over it by having embarrassing alliances with TCS.
I think the AGM timing is perfect, because amidst all of this, L&G's directors must have forgotten that they report to their shareholders.
I this is different, this is big, and the embarrassment it could cause to L&G and TCS will take a long time to repair I reckon.
Never forget these words from L&G's website: "We encourage an open and honest culture and will not tolerate acts of financial crime including fraud or dishonesty, money laundering, market abuse, bribery and corruption" - Oh Really?
It does all tie up since there's been talk for about a year now that TCS were looking to get rid of a whistleblower for bringing this to their attention, and consulting my L&G contact list he's still here, but I've been hearing all sorts about joining up with the L&G workers to expose what's going on. Who knows!
Well done Karl F. I don't know how you got all the info ahead of everyone else, but well in.
When you commit fraud, shaft people, try to cover all this up with dirt. Just what do they expect to happen?
I hope the TCS and L&G whistleblowers bring out not just their respective boards and shareholders, but to the doors to the regulators, our politicians and the Law.
Between now and the AGM I hear this thing is going to mad with more members of the press circling!
I've got some information that I want to release anonymously, anyone got an e-mail for Karl?
I must say that I am very disappointed by these developments. As a long-time shareholder and I.F.A. I do find myself sick at what I'm reading.
My friends in the business and I cannot trust a company that resorts to off-shoring its work force where fraud maybe taking place.
But to find out that L&G - we shall see - might be involved in covering things up to preserve the pride of board members makes this one pill far too big to swallow.
I still have friends working for L&G and without pointing them out I have noted their recent dejection at sharing the same floor at what could well be fraudsters.
If these letters I am hearing about surface before the AGM then I shall be reserving my seat with a some rotten tomatoes to throw at the CEO.
What a sad state of affairs and bravo to the whistleblowers of L&G and those at that indian company also by the sounds of things.