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What is a data breach?
The GDPR defines a personal data breach as:
'a breach of security leading to the accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure of, or access to, personal data transmitted, stored or otherwise processed.' If like most others, you find this a bit daunting personal data breaches can be broken down into three categories:
Confidentiality - a breach of access to personal data
Availability – loss of access to personal data records
Integrity –unauthorised or accidental alteration of personal data
A breach can consist of all three of these categories so it's important to quickly determine where your breach falls within these categories. You have 72 hours after a breach is detected to report it, then take the necessary steps to avoid significant, detrimental effects on all parties involved.
How does a data breach effect you?
As stated before, you have 72 hours to notify a breach appropriately and failure to do so can result in a fine up to €20 million or 4% of your global turnover, whichever one is greater.
There are two separate tiers of fines you may receive, each applied to different infringements either contained in Article 83(4) or Article 83(5). The lower tier consists of a fine up to €10 million or 2% of your global turnover, again whichever is greater. So, it important to keep in mind the things taken into account when applying a fine. Below are some of the criteria:
The nature, gravity and duration of infringement
The intention or negligence of infringement
Action taken to mitigate damage suffered by data subjects
The degree of responsibility
If you would like a full rundown of considerations taken when deciding the levity of fine to assign a specific case of non-compliance take a look here.
The untold cost
With so much awareness about GDPR when it first came into action May 25th of last year, it's still a concept that very much exists within the public consciousness. Although the general populous may not be aware of all the particulars, what they do know is they have a right to their data being captured, stored and managed in a way that protects their privacy.
The financial implications a data breach might pose to your company may pale in comparison to the backlash your brand might receive from a data breach.
"The reputational damage suffered by companies who fail to protect personal data can translate directly into a loss of business." – Tim Critchley, CEO of Semafone
A survey conducted by OnePoll found that 86.55% of 2000 respondents stated that they were "not at all likely" or "not very likely" to do business with an organisation that had suffered a data breach involving credit or debit card details.
Time and time again we have seen cases of companies suffering PR nightmares because the proper measures were not taken to ensure a data breach didn't occur in the first place but most importantly, not having an adequate data breach policy in place.
Earlier this year 'Ponemon' Institute revealed that data breaches were up there with poor customer service and environmental disasters for impacting brand reputation through "The Aftermath of a Mega Data Breach: Consumer Sentiment."
In 2014 eBay found itself the victim of a hacking attack that resulted in 145 million user records being breached. This breach quickly became known as one of the biggest data breaches in history. eBay admitted that user rates declined as a direct result of this after reaching the public and in turn negatively impacted its quarterly net revenue.
Mistakes are bound to happen down the road but having a plan in place for a breach is imperative to avoid an ethical and PR backlash.
Proactive or reactive?
eBay faced more backlash than some due to slow response times and lack of transparency when communicating the breach to customers, some of whom found out through news outlets rather than from the brand directly.
Having a data breach policy in place, is not just about mitigating the impact of a financial fine, but crucially, about managing your customer's expectations and your hard-won brand reputation.
Owning the data breach, and having a plan of action for communicating with your customers in this eventuality is key. Ensure your data breach policy includes the following elements:
How you inform the customers that are impacted
What materials you provide to educate and help customers to mitigate further loss
Frequency of updates at different stages of investigation
However, tempting it may be to keep a data breach as private as possible, the impact of keeping this private could be much more costly to your reputation.
If you want to update your data processes, see how our data services team can help and get in touch with an expert today.


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Ex-Nagaland CM Zeliang seeks fresh date to appear before NIA
Published: 12 Mar 2018, 9:16 PM IST
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Kohima, March 12 (IANS) Former Nagaland Chief Minister T.R. Zeliang has written to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) expressing his inability to appear for questioning in connection with an alleged "tax collection and terror funding" case due to the assembly session beginning on Tuesday and sought a fresh date.
"It is not possible for me to appear before you as per the summons at such a short notice. I shall therefore, be grateful if I am summoned to appear before you on another date after the session," the Leader of Opposition wrote in a letter to the NIA. The veteran Naga People's Front (NPF) leader has been asked to appear at the NIA headquarters here on Tuesday with relevant documents. The case pertains to alleged extortion by groups such as NSCN(K), NSCN(IM) and Naga National Council from at least 14 government departments. Meanwhile, the opposition NPF has questioned the BJP-led government at the Centre as to whether a "well-webbed political vendetta is being played out against Zeliang". "A devious game is being played against former Chief Minister by the NIA which is tasked with looking into terror activities in the country but now appears to be used to grind the proverbial political axe," the NPF statement stated. On January 18, 2017, the NIA had conducted searches in various government departments in Nagaland and seized receipts that showed payments of Rs 2 crore. The agency had said that these seizures prima facie indicate the connivance of these government organisations in funding various underground organisations operating in Nagaland. --IANS ahm/vm

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Beyond The Buzz: What Do Americans Mean By 'Medicare-For-All'?
Kaiser Health News Editor-in-Chief Elisabeth Rosenthal discussed "Medicare-for-all" and how the U.S. health system differs from others around the world on a recent episode of KERA's "Think," a public affairs radio talk show in Dallas. The wide-ranging interview with KERA's Krys Boyd touched on the ideas Rosenthal and KHN correspondent Shefali Luthra wrote about in a news analysis piece co-published by The New York Times. Times readers, including several physicians, also wrote interesting responses to the analysis.
KHN's Samantha Young also explored why many voters say they're "just confused" as politicians across the country toss around health care catchphrases, sometimes interchangeably.
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Flagler Department of Health Confirms COVID-19 Testing Sites for August 4 to August 8
Bunnell, Fla. — The following COVID-19 testing sites will operate August 17 through August 22. This schedule is updated with new times and a fourth day at the Cattleman's Hall site.
Cattleman's Hall at the Flagler County Fairgrounds
650 County Road 13, Bunnell
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 to 11AM
WALK UP BY APPOINTMENT -- Call to schedule 386-313-4200.
First United Methodist Church of Bunnell
205 N. Pine Street, Bunnell
Wednesdays from 4:30 to 6PM
DRIVE THROUGH (No appointments necessary)
Flagler Pharmacy
200 Moody Blvd, Flagler Beach
WALK UP (No appointments necessary)
Church on the Rock
2200 North State Street, Bunnell
Saturdays from 10 to 12PM
IMPORTANT: APPOINTMENTS WILL BE REQUIRED FOR THE CATTLEMAN'S HALL SITE. Please call 386-313-4200 for scheduling. All other sites will be on a first come first served basis.
Wearing masks is an important and inexpensive way to control the spread of COVID-19. Over the last three months, the health department has distributed more than 120,000 washable cotton masks with help from the County, municipalities and other partners. The Health Department has recently ordered another shipment of masks and is looking for community organizations to help distribute them. Please contact Gretchen Smith at 386-276-1168 for information.
COVID-19 health-related questions or concerns should be directed to a healthcare provider or the Florida Health hotline at 866-779-6121. Additional information, including the Florida Dashboard can be found at https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/.


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Q: How can I add the search Icon to the search bar in such way that the icon does not overlap the search input? I have been learning html and css for 2 weeks now, as a challenge I tasked myself to create a product landing page.
I created a search bar and added a "search" icon but I couldn't position the icon in such way that it doesn't overlap the search input.

The image^
The code: I apologise, I know it sucks

#search {
  position: relative;
  border-radius: 20px;
  height: 35px;
  width: 250px;
  z-index: 1;
  margin: -20px 0 0 -150px;
  border-style: double;
}

#btn1 {
  position: absolute;
  z-index: 1;
  left: 410px;
  top: 35px;
  border-radius: 10px;
  border: none;
  background: url("https://i.ibb.co/D1dvJTV/icons8-search.gif") no-repeat top right;
  background-size: 23px auto;
  height: 30px;
  width: 30px;
}

How can I make the icon stay in the search bar? Because another issue I am having is whenever I resize the page, the icon would move to a new position?

A: You can add a padding-right to your input to prevent text overlapping the search icon

#search {
   border-radius: 20px;
  height: 35px;
  width: 250px;
  z-index: 1;
  outline: none;
  padding-right: 50px;
}

#search-input-wrapper {
  position: relative;
  display: inline-block;
}

#search-input-wrapper::after {
  content: "";
  position: absolute;
  z-index: 1;
  top: 0;
  bottom: 0;
  margin: auto;
  right: 10px;
  background: url("https://i.ibb.co/D1dvJTV/icons8-search.gif") no-repeat center;
  background-size: 23px auto;
  height: 30px;
  width: 30px;
}

  <input type="text" id="search">

A: Try This

.search-bar-container {
  border: 2px solid black;
  background-color: #ffffff;
  width: 400px;
  display: flex;
  border-radius: 50px;
  padding: 10px 20px;
  justify-content: center;
  align-items: center;
}

input {
  width: 95%;
  border: none;
  outline: none;
  font-size: 18px;
  padding-right: 10px;
}

.icon {
  width: 5%;
  text-align: center;
}

  <input type="text" placeholder="Search" />

Codepen: https://codepen.io/manaskhandelwal1/pen/XWjPavP

A: instead of using input and overlapping icon on it, wrap the input and icon in a tag like div, section, aside whichever one you want.

.search-wrap {
  border: 2px solid #000;
  border-radius: 8px;
  width: fit-content;
  padding: 0.3em 1em;
}
#search {
  margin: auto;
  text-decoration: none;
  outline: none;
  border: none;
  height: 2em;
  font-size: 18px;
}
#btn1 {
  border-radius: 10px;
  background: url("https://i.ibb.co/D1dvJTV/icons8-search.gif");
  background-repeat: no-repeat;
  background-size: 1.3em;
  height: 1.3em;
  width: 1.3em;
  margin-bottom: -3px;
}

      <input type="text" id="search" />

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Sahara Force India announces 2012 driver line-up
17th Dec 2011 4:36 am
Nico Hulkenberg joins Paul di Resta in Force India's 2012 Formula 1 driver line-up
Staff Writer Author
Force India has confirmed Nico Hulkenberg will join Paul di Resta in its racing driver line-up for the 2012 season.
Hulkenberg was the team's reserve driver during the 2011 season and will return to racing next year, having made his grand prix debut with the Williams team in 2010. He replaces Adrian Sutil, the German having been expected to leave Force India for some months.
"I'm obviously delighted to be staying with Sahara Force India and to be given the chance to race next year," said Hulkenberg. "It wasn't easy to watch from the sidelines this season, but I did my best to help the team and show what I was capable of.
"I'm extremely motivated for 2012 and would like to thank everyone for believing in me and giving me this chance. I'm keen to get down to work over the winter to develop our new car and help the team build on this year's achievements. The first test in Jerez can't come soon enough."
Di Resta, who enjoyed an impressive rookie season with the Silverstone-based squad this year, will compete with Force India for a second consecutive campaign.
"I'm really looking forward to my second season of Formula 1 and continuing to grow and develop with Sahara Force India," he said. "I've said all along that I love being part of this team: they are ambitious, hungry for success and we work well together.
"I'm really excited about 2012 and there is a real sense of belief that we can continue to push the top teams and take another step forward. I'd also like to thank the team for all their hard work this year and for all the support they've given me. I'll take some time out over the next few weeks to recharge my batteries and hopefully come back even stronger in 2012."
Team boss Vijay Mallya said both drivers had more than earned their opportunities with their performances in their 2011 roles.
"I think Paul caught the eye of everybody in the pitlane during his rookie season," said Mallya. "His speed, maturity and racecraft confirmed that we were right to believe in him and we look forward to working with him again next year.
"As for Nico, we identified him as a rising star at the end of 2010 and chose to evaluate him during the course of this season. Despite having only limited time in the car, he convinced us that he deserved a race seat for 2012."
Mallya also thanked the departing Sutil for his contribution. Sutil had been at the team since 2007, when it was still known as Spyker.
"Our new line-up means we say 'goodbye' to Adrian Sutil, who has been with the team since we entered the sport," said Mallya. "He has been an integral part of our success over the past four seasons and we wish him well for the future."
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Even Jordan brings swag to the fairway, so step your cleet game up and purchase the Jordan 11 Retro Low Golf Concord. This AJ 11 Low sports a white upper with black accents, white midsole, and a translucent sole. These sneakers released in February 2019 and retailed for $200. Rack up birdies in style and buy these on StockX today.


Music House is more than just a place to take music lessons. We're a community, founded and operated by professional musicians and educators committed to offering something better than the traditional, isolated approach to teaching music. We know that private lessons are just one part of a music education. Our students backed by a team of teachers and administrators who work together, play together, perform on stage, and become part of something bigger than themselves. They experience not only the practice, but the payoff.


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Renna Rhea has spent her life advocating health and well-being. Having worked in the health field since 1973, Renna has a long history of helping her patients heal and expertise that comes with solid experience.
Thirty two years as a Registered Nurse taught Renna valuable assessment skills and allowed her to work directly with patients, but her time as an R.N. also showed her the limitations of Western medicine. Now, as a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture, Renna treats the whole person — the underlying emotional, social and lifestyle issues of her patients — not just their symptoms.
Renna completed her training in Chinese medicine at Yosan University in Los Angeles. She then traveled to China to participate in advanced studies with masters of traditional Chinese medicine. Seeking to share her knowledge and wisdom, and to help heal her community, Renna has opened Healing Lotus Acupuncture, a private practice in West Los Angeles.
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Whether you are a past master or a future space cadet, the Design Museums' latest offering combines the spirit of London past, present and future Super Contemporary soars into our orbit to on the 3rd June (till 4 October, Shad Thames, SE1 2 YD. Adults £8.50, Concessions £6.50, Students £5.50 10.00 – 17.45 daily). The exhibition showcases15 new commissions by the best London creatives. Asked what they would give back to the capital, our bunch of merry mavericks took key London features and gave them a make over. See London redesigned! Check out that lamppost chandelier by Thomas Heatherwick! I think my street should be redone in them.
Vintage clothes, unfortunately, are just not cutting the mustard anymore, so like a crack whore tired of meths, I have turned to a new high. Enter vintage home wear. I trekked across two counties last weekend in search of chintz. I should have saved myself for one bit hit at the Frock Me at Home vintage fair (Chelsea Town Hall, 7 June 2009. 11.00 - 17.30 Admission costs £4.00: students with ID are half price and children under 16 go free.) Expect vintage furniture, posters, radios, cushions and lighting, with plenty of chintz and textiles chucked in. It's worth going to see how much you clutter I worth in these modern vintage times.
Our friends from the forties are hosting a very special Blitz Party this month to celebrate the the 65th anniversary of D-Day. Check out their East End air shelter, complete with sandbags, searchlights, blackout curtains, Kentish Ale, cocktails and rations to feed our hungry troops Spread under two arches, the Blitz Party will host the UK's finest live swing bands, performers and DJs. Saturday 6th June. Bunker opens at 8. Blackout till late. The Arches, 54 Holywell Lane, Shoreditch, EC2A 3PQ. Check out ... for tickets.
Part of the joys of living submerged in vintage culture and clothes is that I get the scoop when it comes to new treasures. I recently had the pleasure of meeting Lulu, the owner of Betty Blythe Fine Food Pantry, 73 Blythe Rd. Brook Green, London W14 0HP. I'm afraid to say not much temps me west, but I shall definitely be hopping on Veronica (yes my bike has a name) and taking the girls to my new favourite hidy-hole. Providing an old fashioned shopping experience and a reason to make time for tea and cake, this vintage gem sells a wide range of food from home-made cakes and sandwiches to specialist foodstuff and tasty delicacies, as well as all the traditional favourites you might need to re-stock your larder. And it's all vintagey inside. Like my house, but cleaner.
Don't forget to take a trip down Brick lane to catch the Free Range PHOTO WEEK 3 Opening Night: Thurs 11 June/ Show: Fri 12 June - Mon 15 June. The Old Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane, London E1 6QL. Hot tip, don't miss Katie Mullen, Sam Wilson and Lillian Wilkie. And the free booze.
That's all for this month as I decided that quickest way to toned arms is to play the drums and so I am taking lessons from the super talented Jim Rooney who can teach you how to bash those biceps into shape and make sweet melodies from his studio on Broadway Market. East London. First lesson is free!
Next month all that Twinkles and Tinsels!


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Our recent report of a diesel BMW's fuel economy triumph over Toyota Prius hybrid got quite a bit of notice. And now it looks like another German contender could threaten Prius' MPG supremacy with even greater results.
The BMW's 545-mile run against the Prius proved that unseating the world's most famous eco-ride was no cakewalk. But with its 1.2 liter 3-cylinder clean burning diesel, coupled to an electric motors and a 7-speed DSG automanual gearbox, Volkswagen Golf TDI Hybrid is likely to have an easier time succeeding the Toyota.
That's because unlike the BMW 520d, the 101-horsepower TDI is a full hybrid, powered by an advance diesel engine that has one less cylinder and displaces 0.3L less than the Prius' petrol-based Hybrid Synergy Drive. The result is VW's combined 70 mpg versus the Prius' 55!
To learn more about VW Golf TDI Hybrid go to our sister-site Technoride.


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2016 Big Ten Tournament: Day 2 Recaps
Purdue gets a break (maybe?) by avoiding Iowa.
By BoilerTMill@JustTMill Mar 10, 2016, 7:54pm EST
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This story will be updated as the evening games finish, but feel free to throw any comments you have on it as they go along. Here is what has happened in Indianapolis so far:
Michigan 72, Northwestern 70 OT
For Northwestern, it is another year in the Never Made The Tourney Club. This one was agonizing as always since God hates Northwestern basketball. They fell behind 16-3, but clawed back to take a small lead late before Alex Olah sent the game to overtime with a putback. They then led by 3 in the overtime before Duncan Robinson tied it with 48 seconds left and Zak Irvin won it with three seconds left. Nathan Taphorn had a chance for the win as time expired, but missed.
This sucks for Northwestern because it was only the second 20-win season ever for the Wildcats, and first 20-win regular season, but they are nowhere near the tournament. Olah went out with a 20-13 in his last B1G tournament game.
Michigan advances to play Indiana, who might still be on the run they had in Ann Arbor.
Illinois 68, Iowa 66
The Fighting Illini are still alive! They started on Wednesday and, like Penn State last year, knocked off 5 seed Iowa to make it to Friday. You can say what you want about a jump shooting team playing a third game in 3 days against a fresh Purdue squad, but I have seen enough of bad Purdue this year to not underestimate the Illini again.
After hitting a Big Ten Tournament record 14 threes against Minnesota the Illini hit 10 more against Iowa. Jalen Coleman-Lands had 17 and it looked like the Illini were in control up 66-55 with 3:36 left, but the Hawkeyes went on an 11-0 run to tie. Malcolm Hill made a jumper with 1:15 left, and Iowa could not score with two opportunities inside the last minute to tie or take the lead.
Illinois goes on to face Purdue and even as the 12 seed, they are dangerous. They beat Purdue by 14 in January for Purdue's worst loss of the season.
Ohio State 79, Penn State 75
If you like fouls and grinding, flowless basketball this was your game. The teams combined for 44 fouls as they decided we were there to see them. No, it wasn't TV Teddy. He did the Northwestern-Michigan game. JaQuan Lyle had an impressive game for OSU with 22 points, 10 rebounds. 5 assists, and three steals.
Penn State was on fire early from three and led by as many as 10 in the first half at one point, but cooled significantly in the second half. They were 14 of 27 from the floor and 7 of 12 from three at halftime, but were 2 of 10 from long range in the second half. They led 67-66 with 3:38 left, but seven straight points from OSU swung the game in their favor. Penn State also had three players foul out.
Marc Loving had 24 for OSU.
Nebraska 70, Wisconsin 58
The Cornhuskers join Illinois in being a team that has to play on Wednesday, but has now made it to the big bracket on Friday. Wisconsin shot worse than 35% from the floor and got out-rebounded that quite simply wanted it more. Shavon Shields had 20 points to lead Nebraska, who responded every time the Badgers tried to make a run. Ethan Happ had 17 or Wisconsin.
The Cornhuskers' reward for getting hot and winning two in a row? A date with Maryland late Friday night.
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Pat Nevin defends Chelsea's tactics against Man City
3 minute read 6/3/2018 | 11:30pm
Chelsea's approach to Sunday's match against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium has attracted criticism.
They were languid and unambitious right from the start of the match. That annoyed some observers but you can see the logic; don't waste energy, don't lose shape and don't do anything stupid.
However, that approach didn't change as the match wore on and even after Bernardo Silva poked City ahead just past half time, Chelsea were content to play at a low tempo and not force the issue.
Antonio Conte started the match without a recognised striker on the pitch and the introductions of Alvaro Morata and Olivier Giroud came too late on to make an impact.
However, former Chelsea man Pat Nevin has moved to put himself in the minority and defend the Italian's approach, fearing that the Blues would have been thrashed otherwise.
In his column for the Chelsea official website, Nevin wrote:
"Up until losing the goal moments after half-time on Sunday, it was backs to the wall but with very few chances coughed up and maybe the looks of a plan that just might work.
"The problem is of course that had Antonio opened the game up, by either taking off a centre-back or moving to a 3-5-2, then maybe an unlikely scraped point would have been won and hailed as a great result.
"But he knows fine well that any team who plays open football against City at the Etihad generally gets picked off and the word naïve is then bandied about regarding the opposition coach.
"Conte is anything but naïve and he clearly wasn't willing to step into that particular trap."
Nevin also launched an unlikely defence of Antonio Rudiger, who many felt had a poor match against City's rampant attack. He said:
"It was Rudiger who stood out for me. I do accept there will be the odd raised eyebrow but to be fair there wasn't always a lot on in front of him.
"All the defenders and midfielders where caught on the ball and on the hop by City at one point or another. It is particularly difficult when there isn't an easy out-ball.
"Toni gave away a few fouls and was booked in the end, but that was part of the reason why I was impressed.
"He was utterly committed to his work. His marking and his tackling were generally exceptional, rarely did anyone get past him.
"On a few occasions his pace was tested against Leroy Sane and Kyle Walker, but he wasn't found wanting and those are two of the very quickest in the business."
Nevin is trying to be positive about his former club as they head into a critical stage of the season having slipped behind their rivals in the race for the top four but he seems wide of the mark here.
The lack of intensity in the Chelsea side was the problem; they just didn't put enough pressure on the ball or make the best of it when they got it back.


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Emirates partners with Rugby referee, Nigel Owens for "Emirates etiquette guide to Rugby World Cup 2019" campaign
Posted on September 23, 2019 by Travel PR News Editor
DUBAI, U.A.E., 2019-Sep-23 — /Travel PR News/ — Emirates, Official Worldwide Partner of Rugby World Cup 2019 (RWC 2019), has teamed up with famous Welsh Rugby referee, Nigel Owens, to create a campaign to inform travellers what's fair play and what's foul play when flying – so we can all Fly Better!
The campaign, "Emirates etiquette guide to Rugby World Cup 2019", comprises a series of short, light hearted and witty videos, which sees Nigel, known for his unique tongue-in-cheek way of talking to rugby players on the pitch, blow the whistle on bad traveller etiquette during flights. The first of the videos is being released today across several digital platforms and the airline's social media channels to coincide with the start of the tournament.
Rugby World Cup, in which 20 qualifying nations compete for The Webb Ellis Cup, is hosted once every four years, and will take place at 12 venues across Japan from Friday, 20 September to Saturday, 2 November, 2019. RWC is the 3rd largest sports event in the world after the Summer Olympics and the Football World Cup.
"Through our partnership campaigns, we always try to find creative and new ways to connect people's passion for sport and travel. In this instance, we focused on the role of a referee in a rugby match, and applied it in a light hearted way to some of the experiences people may have when travelling, while at the same time bringing to life our brand promise of "Fly Better" through awareness of good travel etiquette," said Boutros Boutros, Emirates' Divisional Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications, Marketing and Brand.
Emirates' association with World Rugby began when it first sponsored Rugby World Cup 2007 in France as a Tournament Sponsor, before becoming a Worldwide Partner for Rugby World Cup 2011 in New Zealand. Emirates later became the first Worldwide Partner to sign an agreement for both Rugby World Cups 2015 in the UK, and 2019 in Japan.
To help ensure jet-setting rugby fans do not miss any of the Rugby World Cup 2019 action, Emirates flights with Live TV will screen the competition's matches live on dedicated in-flight sports channel Sport 24, available on the airline's award-winning ice entertainment system. Emirates currently has 175 aircraft equipped with Live TV, including all Boeing 777 aircraft and most of its A380 fleet.
In addition to branding, hospitality and ticketing rights of being a Worldwide Partner of RWC 2019, Emirates has also been able to exclusively offer a once in a lifetime opportunity to a number of young rugby enthusiasts, both from Japan and other countries, to lead participating teams and carry their country flag onto the field through the airline's Flag Bearers programme.
Emirates also has exclusive rights to joint branding with World Rugby of the kit worn by the World Rugby Match Officials in all 48 matches during RWC 2019.
With over 1,8 million people expected to attend the tournament in Japan over a six week period, of which more than a third will be international visitors, Emirates is perfectly placed to connect rugby fans to RWC 2019, through its daily A380 flight to Osaka, a daily A380 flight to Tokyo's Narita Airport and an Boeing 777 flight to Tokyo's Haneda Airport, providing easy connectivity via the airline's Dubai hub.
The first video in the series of "Emirates' etiquette guide to Rugby World Cup 2019" featuring Nigel Owens can be viewed here
About Emirates
The Emirates story started in 1985 when we launched operations with just two aircraft. Today, we fly the world's biggest fleets of Airbus A380s and Boeing 777's, offering out customers the comforts of the latest and most efficient wide-body aircraft in the skies.
We inspire travellers around the world with our growing network of destinations, industry leading inflight entertainment, regionally inspired cuisine and world-class service.
Andre Martin
Emirates Public Relations
andre.martin@emirates.com
Source: Emirates
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On reaching the inner ring road A61 (A6134), follow signs for the City Centre (A625) onto Charter Row. Continue forwards (passing signs to City Centre car parks). Just before the roundabout, turn left into Rockingham Street and continue forwards, passing through 3 sets of traffic lights. You will see the Q-Park on your left hand side. Once parked, walk back up Rockingham Street, turn left onto West Street and take your first right into Rockingham Lane. The Circle is on your left hand side.


The time is almost here when Rockstar Games pulls back the curtain on Red Dead Redemption 2. It is expected that during this year's E3 we will get some in-depth details and some hands-on time with the much-anticipated sequel. Red Dead Redemption 2 is one of, if not the most highly talked about upcoming games and for a good reason. Based on Rockstar's track record, no one can hold a candle to them with creating open-world games along with endless online play modes. With Red Dead on the horizon, we want to take a look at what we are expecting, and what we are hoping for once we can finally saddle up our horses and return to the American Old West.
Rockstar has been the gold standard for the games as a service business model due to the massive success of Grand Theft Auto V. GTA V has, at the time of this article sold over 90 million copies and generated over $6 billion in revenue since its 2013 release according to MarketWatch. The game is the best-selling entertainment product ever, not just video games, any entertainment product! Aside from being a thoroughly engaging main story, the online multiplayer has given the game a long shelf life. Rockstar is consistently releasing new online game modes and challenges, while the community has embraced the sandbox by creating an endless amount of races, challenges, and various other ways to enjoy the game long after the main story is over.
The model that GTA V has perfected should be a blueprint for what Red Dead Redemption 2 can be. Gamers loved the first Red Dead for the story and gameplay, however, aside from DLC, the game did not provide much reason to stay in the shoes of John Marston outside of a very limited multiplayer mode which handcuffed the game into set scenarios which kept it from a true sandbox feel.
Although the details on what we know are in the next Red Dead installment are scarce, there are a few things we do have confirmation on. One area we do have confirmation, based on the trailers, is that the first game's protagonist, John Marston will make an appearance. Based on the scene he is included in, it looks to show how he came to get his trademark scars on his face; however, the sequel does not follow a young Marston, but instead Dutch Van der Linde's associate, Arthur Morgan.
Now that we have gone over the details that we do know, we can jump into the wild speculation and unleashed hype that fans are clamoring for. While we have the utmost faith in Rockstar to create a captivating story, the most fun to speculate over is the gameplay details that could be included in the sequel. I think as we have alluded to, the most exciting thing would be for Red Dead Redemption 2 to use the GTA V model for open world sandbox including online play.
Based on reports the game's online feature will be split into three modes: 'Revive and Survive' 'Money Grab' and 'Battle Royale'. Revive and Survive will put two teams into a battle as they fight to stay alive while allowing them to revive teammates. Money Grab is essentially a bank robbing mode that pits two teams against each other to rob a location and return it safely to their hideout. Battle Royale mode should be self-explanatory at this point and you can safely assume almost every game talked about this E3 will drop some hint of a BR mode.
The report is also similar to GTA V online mode, players will be allowed to explore the game's open world with rewards and the ability to create camps/tents similar to apartments in GTA V.
Red Dead Redemption 2 will also have a rich in-game market system. Certain locations will be dedicated to purchasing new items and gambling, as well as a sort of black market to get items at a discounted rate. The stores will operate in a day-night cycle of the game which will add some complexity to when to purchase items.
Traveling around the map will also get an upgrade allowing the player to use not only a horse but also minecarts, horse-drawn carriages and as a rumor hinted at, a train to traverse the map, which would be absolutely fantastic.
At the end of the day it is almost a given that Rockstar Games will have another smash on their hands, the question remains if Red Dead Redemption 2 can eclipse the cultural juggernaut that is GTA V, or if it even needs to. If the game just manages to be in the same vein as GTA V the shelf life will be just as long, and the profits coming from the game could be just as big. Rockstar has a history of not being content just to dump out a carbon copy though, and we can expect things similar to GTA V along with some new improvements on the formula.
Red Dead Redemption 2 cannot arrive soon enough for those of us who are both fans of the series and fans of the style of game that Rockstar has perfected. Time will tell if the magic is still there, however with E3 2018 around the corner, high noon is here and we couldn't be more hyped!
UPDATE: Pre-orders are now available with the release slated for October 26th!


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Q: Having issues in saving with Ruby on Rails I'm trying to make a todo list with Rails, first I have made the List and it's specs, everything went okay, but then I've began to make it's items, but it simple don't save it's content, it stores a empty string, it don't work neither on the form or on the specs. When I try to save with the Rails console everything goes okay.
This is the message I receive from Rspec:
Creating todo items is successful with valid content
 Failure/Error: expect(page).to have_content("Ruby")
   expected to find text "Ruby" in ""

Above is the code for...
#todo_item_controller.rb

class TodoItemsController < ApplicationController
  def index
    @todo_list = TodoList.find{ params[:todo_list_id] }
  end

  def new
    @todo_list = TodoList.find{ params[:todo_list_id] }
    @todo_item = @todo_list.todo_items.new
  end

  def create
    @todo_list = TodoList.find(params[:todo_list_id])
    @todo_item = @todo_list.todo_items.new(todo_item_params)
    if @todo_list.save
      flash[:success] = "Added todo list item."
      redirect_to todo_list_todo_items_path
    else
      flash[:error] = "Something went wrong"
      render action: :new
    end
  end

  private
    def todo_item_params
      params[:todo_item].permit{:content}
    end
end

#index.html.erb

<%= @todo_list.title %>

  <% @todo_list.todo_items.each do |todo_item| %>

<%= todo_item.content %>

  <% end %>

  <%= link_to "New Todo item", new_todo_list_todo_item_path %>

#new.html.erb

<%= form_for [@todo_list, @todo_item] do |form| %>
  <%= form.label :content %>
  <%= form.text_field :content %>

  <%= form.submit "Save" %>
<% end %>

When it appear on the browser it displays only the list symbol but no content.
Sorry for too long

A: Change your todo_item_parems to
def todo_item_params
  params.require(:todo_item).permit(:content)
end

Take a look at Rails strong parameters.


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What's Harry got that other children's books don't? Mass appeal -- that's what! Find out why in these reviews from both the young and the young at heart.
Parents and kids alike are raving about Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone . What's the secret ingredient that sets this book apart from other children's literature? Here are a few insights from readers both young and old(er).
More: 15 Harry Potter Baby Names Only True Fans Will Understand
"The bully gets his comeuppance, and the good guy gets the magic powers. I wish real-life were more like Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone!"
-- Anna, age 31
"What's so great about Harry Potter? Oh, it's only the best book in the whole entire world. I don't like fantasy that much, but when my friends urged me to try it, I figured, why not? I picked it up and literally couldn't put it down. I woke up at 6:00 in the morning so I could finish it. That's pretty early for me.
I just had to find out what would happen to Harry -- who went from living with the mean Dursleys to a wonderful school of witches and wizards where anything could happen. I wish I could go to school with Harry. I wish I were a wizard. And for those 230 pages I was a wizard with him!"
-- Karen, age 11
"This book is great to read aloud to little kids. It stretches their minds, and you don't get bored in the process!"
-- Nancy, age 42
"I am really enjoying Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, even though I'm only in the middle of it. It makes me want to keep reading because so many things happen -- like Dudley's birthday and how he wants to go to the zoo without Harry, but Harry has to come.
It is quite a long book for me to read. I am reading some of it to myself, and my sister is reading some of it to me.
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At the recent CRH Safety Awards and Lightside Conference Cubis won 2 significant awards. One for Safety Leadership in Australia and the other for Digital Marketing Excellence. Craig Quine from Cubis Australia (Operations Director) and Paul Kelly (Marketing Director) were both present to accept the awards on behalf of their teams.
Thirty-one colleagues from CRH businesses, plus three contractors, were honoured at the 2018 Europe Safety Awards ceremony which took place in Amsterdam. The event was attended by award winners and their partners from 18 countries. The awards celebrated their outstanding safety achievements over the past year.
In total, Europe Lightside businesses took home six awards at the event, including a Safety Leadership award for Craig Quine, COO of Cubis Systems in Australia.
Craig took responsibility for rolling out CRH's Life Saving Rules at Cubis and "developing a strong safety culture across the multi-site business". As a result, Craig and his team have delivered three years without lost time incidents across four of Cubis' manufacturing sites.
The winners received their awards from Mehmet Pekarun, MD Europe Lightside, who said: "Safety is of paramount importance to CRH. It's vital that we recognise the outstanding contributions towards building a safe working environment that people across our business have made over the past year. I would like to congratulate all of the award winners across Europe Lightside for their great achievement and thank them for their efforts to make our platform a safer place to work".
Congratulating all the winners, Michael Keating, HSE Director Europe, said: "We work in a high-risk environment in our business. The leadership of people like you is vital in helping us to manage this significant risk. The example of your achievements can inspire those around you".
The Digital Marketing Excellence award recognised the work that the Cubis team has done around it's suite of digital marketing tools, and in particular the soon to be launched 'Live Chat' function on our new website. The 'Live Chat' function has been developed by Cubis to improve global customer engagement and can be scaled across various CRH group operating companies.


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American Theological Library Association (ATLA) Historical Monographs Collection
Monographs from 13th century to early 1900s on religious language, development, and relationships with other issues.
Laurier Library visitors
Full text ebook collection
13th century to 1923
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This collection includes thousands of monographic titles (typically books) from the 13th century through 1923 from the American Theological Library Association (ATLA), including many volumes in Aramaic, Arabic, Greek, Hebrew and other languages besides English. Subject coverage primarily religious language development, religion in America, conflict with science, Eastern religions, and religious identification.
Access to the content of this material is through the regular EBSCOhost interface, allowing basic keyword searching and advanced searching of multiple fields (such as author, title, subject, source, etc.) combined with Boolean operators, with limits such as publication type, published date, document type, whether it has illustrations, and publication title.
Laurier Library has provided access to series 1 and 2 since April 2016. Here are links and date ranges for both of the separate series':
Series 1: 13th Century through the 1893 World Parliament of Religions
Series 2: 1894 through 1923
Cultural Analysis and Social Theory
Human Rights and Human Diversity
Languages and Literatures
Mediterranean Studies
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Social and Environmental Justice
Spiritual care and psychotherapy
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If you are interested in an internship, please contact Dr. Tom Eyssell who coordinates the internship interests of our FPA of Greater St. Louis chapter members.
We have chapter meetings, nearly monthly. Look at our calendar to see what is coming up, we would like to see you there.
Learn more about FPA NexGen which is a group that is dedicated to individuals 36 years old and under who are in the financial planning industry. We have a local St. Louis NexGen group as part of our chapter. We would like to see you at a St. Louis NexGen Happy Hour or event, e-mail Nicole Birkett-Brunkhorst to be added to the e-mail list to be notified of upcoming events.


Happy Monday!! (Is that a contradiction of terms?) As promised, we've got new blog candy for a new week. Who would like to win the very brand new "Splash" paper pack by Echo Park? Just leave a comment on today's post, and then come back each day this week for more chances.
To order this kit, or any of our other kits, just go to our Cricut Kits page and use our handy-dandy new shopping cart. You can pay with PayPal or Google checkout, and it combines shipping and calculates your postage based on where you live. It's been working very nicely! Plus we'll be featuring one more new kit tomorrow, and it's already listed in the shopping cart, so you can see it and order it along with this Disney Book.
This colorful Disney album will work perfectly for pictures of you or your kiddos with all of your favorite characters - plus space for the characters to sign the page! There are beautifully detailed pages with Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Goofy, Daisy and Donald Duck. You could even use this for a past trip by just transplanting the autographs and adding your pictures.
This kit will include the album that you'll get to decorate yourself and 6x6 chipboard page inserts, plus all of the patterned papers, cardstock, ribbon, brads and twine that you'll need to complete the project. You'll also get our detailed yet easy to follow directions with Cricut Cut Chart, well-organized written instructions, and plenty of color photographs.
To complete this project as shown, you will need the following supplies: Cricut Expression and mat, Mickey & Friends cartridge, Mickey Font cartridge, Diamond and Black Diamond Stickles, white gel pen, black pen, Cuttlebug (optional) with Swiss Dots embossing folder and Tiny Bubbles embossing folder (or embossing folders of your choice), black chalk ink, red and green chalk ink, hole punch, 3D pop dots, dark brown acrylic paint (inexpensive stuff from any craft store), plus basic tools and adhesive.
This complete kit is $30, and will be ready to ship out May 31st. You can pre-order it now on our Cricut Kits page. Or you can purchase the directions only for $10. To purchase directions only, just check back on our Cricut Kits page by May 31st, and you'll be able to pay for the directions and download them automatically at the same time. If you have any questions at all, you can always reach me at moniquegriffith@yahoo.com.
Omg this is so adorable. I'm an absolute Disney Fanatic and this Autograph/Picture book is perfect.
What a great kit! I can see it used as an album or autograph book.
This Disney album is really cute. I don't have the Disney characters cartridge yet. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
That book is so cool!! Great idea!! Thanks for the chance to win!!
After I post this comment I am going to the shopping cart!! Awesome autpgraph book. I plan to use it in the future and can't wait. Incredible job. Keep up the fantastic work! You are all the best!
OMGoodness! I am in love! Beautiful work Wendy!!!!
This paper looks absolutely gorgeous!!
What a cute, cute kit. Love the colors and of course its Disney so it has to be cute.
Great Book Wendy! My daughter would love to go to Disney Land but it's not in the budget.
The autograph book is so adorable! I just love the colors and the design. Perfect for a trip to Disney!
Amazing book, Wendy! I just love it! So useful for a fabulous trip to Disney!
Adorable! Wish I had this before my trip to DisneyWorld in March!
Very Cute! I would love to make little "Birthday Party Albums" like that, But where can I find those mini 2 ring binders, hmmm?
WOW! This is just amazing! I wish I had such a neat book for autographs when my son was little. Now that he's almost 18 I don't think I could get him to carry this around BUT I can always make on for my future grandkids! :) TFS!
That mini is so cute! TFS!! and for a chance to win the blog candy! I love Echo Park!
This is so beautiful! I'm planning a Disney trip in June so this would come in super handy.
The Disney mini album is adorable! What a great idea!
We go ever 3 to 4 months so I would probably need about a zillion of these! Totally cute!
Love my Disney! This is an adorable idea.
love the album!!!! I'd love to win the echo park paper as well.
I am so ready for summer. Would love to win that summery paper.
Oh wow! That is a great kit! The splash papers are awesome too!!
What a cute book, I have past pictures of our family vacation to Disney that would work great with this.
Yaaay! I've been waiting to see this autograph book. SO CUTE! We are going to the big "D" in the Fall so I'll be ordering this one, too! Thanks, Wendy! Awesome job!
Adorable kit Wendy! I love anything Mickey and this will be nice for a trip to Disney this summer. Thanks for sharing!
This is a darling album! I so need to do this one for my grandchildren!
What a cute project! Great blog candy too! Thanks for the chance to win!
This is so adorable. It would have been wonderful when we took our kids many years ago. Just such a cute cute idea.
Awesome autograph book. Super inspiring!! And what great detail.
Gorgeous book!! I Love it!
Great disney project! Very nice details! Thanks for a chance to win some awesome blog candy!
What beautiful paper, a girl can never have to much paper. LOL Thanks for the chance to win it. Great Disney album. So look forward to your projects.
Wonderful Giveaway!!! Love love love that little album! you can never go wrong with Disney! And the line is great!
This is such a cute book!!
What an adorable project that when finished you would want it on your coffee table!
I love the new book, it is so cute!! Would love to win the EP paper it is very hard to find.
This is so perfect I love it!!
What a gorgeous autograph book!! Thanks for the chance to win some Echo Park paper. I love it but cannot find it at any store near me.
This is awesome I wish this had been around when my kids when young and went to Disney World, I guess I will have to wait for the grandchildren now lol.
Wow! This is gorgeous!!! I love Disney, and this is certainly the best autograph book I have seen in a long time!
love the disney book! very detailed too.
I love this autograph book. Just got back from Disney World and this looks a lot better than the plain autograph book my daughter used.
I LOVE IT! I need to make 2 autograph books for Disneyland anyways!
***This paper is GREAT - please do tell what line this is from - I would like to have the paper pack for other projects - it is perfect!
This autograph book is absolutely adorable! I think any child would love this!
Wendy's autograph book is terrific...great job Wendy! Love the colors and papers you chose....tfs!
Super cute! Awesome job, Wendy!
I just saw the Echo Park Splash line this weekend and am i ove! Can't wait to get my hands on some.
what a wonderful project thanks for sharing and the chance to win splash.
Wow, Wendy! This is pretty darn cute. Good price too. I thought it may have to be priced a little higher with that nice album.
What a great keepsake and fun for the kids, adults, too! Love that Splash paper.
OMG this is soo adorable! I love it!
The Disney autograph book is so cute. Loving this. TFS.
Brilliant idea to make this Disney book...perfect thing for the happiest place in the world.
Awe, that book is fabulous! I need to make one now for when we finally take our not-quite-2-year-old daughter to Disney for the 1st time. Love the EP paper, too. So fun and fresh looking. Makes me want to go run through a sprinkler!
I just completed your Play time layout, my first time using my E2 along with your directions. It came out great!!
Oh, this is so adorable. This would be the perfect autograph book for my grandkids to take to Disneyland. Thanks for sharing. I always love to see waht you have created.
Love it, love it, love it. Disney World is my favorite place and Mickey is my buddy. Also would love to win the Echo Park paper.
OMG! That is so darn cute. What a great idea! love it.
Way to go Wendy!! Your art is magnificent.
Looks like a great kit !!
SUCH a fab idea - no surprise there coming from the Bling Queen!!!
pick me pick me we are taking the children to Great Wolf Lodge for a weekend of swimming and this would be perfect! I love your Disney book a great kit!!!
What an adorable autograph book. Thanks for a chance to win!!!
I Looooooooooove this autograph book especially because it is Disney themed. You have totally convinced me to buy the kit.
This is sooo nice! Love all the colors and Disney!
This is so cute!! I love everything DISNEY!!! Thanks for the chance to win!!
I commented on my Challenge Blog name by mistake and my picture isn't coming up on my personal comment. Sorry. I do love your Disney autograph album. The papers are so pretty and the characters look great!
What a great book TFS.
That is an awesome autograph book!!
Hi, what a really CUTE book! Thanks for sharing.
This is so adorable! I don't have any kids so I'm not going to Disney anytime soon, but if I was, I'd sure consider it!
I would love to win the Splash Paper pack. I wish I had little ones to be able to do Disney pages for.
Thanks for the chance to win!!! Love Echo park!!! The disney album is soooo cute!!!
Love the new paper... Disney album is so cute. We have a Disney trip planned later this year... Better get started!!
So, so cute! Love it!!
Amazing kit! So much detail.
Adorable Disney album!! I absolutely love Echo Park papers and this kit is screaming for my kids beach photos this summer!
I love Disney anything. Love your book, it is just adorable!
Wendy it's wonderful! Absolutely love it.
Can you say super cute? Yep. Thanks for sharing with us.
Oh my gosh! This is adorable!! So much work and it will be so worth it when you take Emily to DisneyLand this summer! So fun!
What a cute autograph book. Love the colors and how the Disney characters are on each page.
Super cool and would love to win the echo park splash paper.
How fun is this? So creative!
This book is so cute. Thanks Wendy for making this. I can hardly wait to get it.
What a fabulous book. Grandchildren going to Disneyworld in June and will love this!
What an adorable book!!!! Thanks so much for the chance to win!!!!
WOW !!! Love it!!! This could easily be use as an album instead.
The Disney book is super! Thanks for the chance to win you blog candy.
Such talent! The kit is great!!
Super cute autograph book. Just love the Mickey cartridges. Also love, love, love Echo park paper! Hope I win!
I love your Disney book. Did you know I am Mickey's number one fan?
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the disney book... (autographs or even an scapbook) perfect! i hope someday to take my grandkids... TFS a giveaway - love this paper pack!!!
What a great kit. AND this paper is so inspiring. Just wish the sun would come out.
all I have to say is AWESOME!!! thanks for a chance to win! love all things Disney and Cricut and this is both rolled into one!!
What a cute book. And thanks for the chance to win these wonderful supplies!
This would be so fantastic for my grandkids who are going to Disney in August.
That is the cutest book ever. Wish I had something like this when we went to Disneyworld. I think adults, not just kids, who love Disney could use this book :). Keep up the great work.
This is a really great book! Hope you have a fabulous time when you go this summer.
What a neat idea! I really like this book, very cool.
So Disney adorable! I want to be a kid again.
Ok this book has my name all over it. Beautiful.
Love the autograph book. The colors are great.
HOw incredibly cute!! Way cuter than the autograph albums they sell @ disneyland!
I would love to win the Splash assortment! looks really great. Oh, that Disney autograph book is really cute, what a great idea! I am off to Disneyland tomorrow to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary. But will be going in Sept with the kids and grandkids....so I will HAVE to make that autograph book!
I love this album!!! Super cute.
what a cute album! Nice kit.
This autograph book is just perfect. Any Disney Character would stand in line themselves to sign this book. Very impressive.
Once again, AMAZING! As I've said before, you're site is a fav because I'm so inspired every time! TFS, as always!
Super cute Disney album. Thanks for the chance to win!
This is such a cute idea. A friend of mine is taking her girls to Disney in a month. May need to do something like this for them Thanks for sharing your creative talents.
What a wonderful album for the children to remember the good times at Disney! Brings back memories of 30 years ago when I took my kids. Maybe it's time to take the grandkids. I'm into making mini's and your is above the top as usual!
1 The Echo Park paper is perfect for this time of year, with the sunshine yellows!
Very cute! Love the design and colors.
This book is so adorable! Cute cute cute! Thanks for sharing!
I love the disney book! I live real close to disney so I'm a big fan. I love echo park papers so this is a good giveaway!
Thanks for sharing and the chance to win!
That is tooooo cute. My daughter is going to disney in a few months... might have to order the kit.
Thanks for the chance to win the fun paper pack!!!
How cute is that-we just went to WDW in march-wish I had this then!
I can hardly wait for this it is so stinking cute!!
Wonderful autograph book, now I want to go to Disney, LOL!
That book is wonderful! Great job!
That is adorable, what a great idea for those Disney vacations!!
This is so super cute, I love it! Thanks!
My word that album is beyond adorable!!!!
Thank you for the chance to win the Echo Park paper pack!!! love love love it too!!


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By Rodzrd Posted on Feb 24, 2021 February 24, 2021
Crunchyroll Anime Awards Review and Thoughts
The Crunchyroll's Anime Awards aired last week, and overall, it was another tremendous Virtual Event held by them. Usually, it's like most other award shows with in-person hosts, live audience, announcers of each award, and all the things that make award shows excellent. I love how Crunchyroll makes it a fun celebration of the medium and shows we love instead of some prestige event.
This year Tim Lyu and Crunchyroll Hime-chan were VTubers. Yes, they sucked Tim Lyu into the "Anime World," making him a VTuber. The winners of categories were full of upsets. They seemed to judge off hype and popularity, even with introducing judges from across the globe as influencers and experts. Some of the winners I certainly could see, and others were just blatantly obvious hype.
watch the anime awards. im a vtuber now. https://t.co/4OvyavzI55 pic.twitter.com/pA2EtC1Jry
— T-TIME (@TLYUDACRIS) February 20, 2021
I did like that Crunchyroll introduced some pretty good-looking upcoming shows and originals for the Spring season. I did not particularly appreciate that the Netflix show Great Pretender by WIT Studio got entirely snubbed the entire night. It was up for most categories and didn't win anything. Here's just my insight: WIT Studios is still being mistreated by Sony Pictures after a falling out. Not to mention Sony, who owns a considerable stake in Aniplex of America, and now holds both Funimation and Crunchyroll.
Great Pretender on Netflix
My biggest argument was how a show that hasn't even finished its first season wins "Anime of the Year." Yes, Jujutsu Kaisen won anime of the year, and based on hype and seeing the future of the show, I know how this won. For those that only watch the anime, we only saw a small portion of the show before its deemed anime of the year. I thought that was unfair, and the title should have gone to someone else. Then Jujutsu Kaisen could be in a real three-way race for 2021 with Attack on Titan and Demon Slayers return.
Still, it was a great time for fans, and some of the great chatrooms were awesome to be involved. I never would have imagined that anime would get this big to have it's own award show with 100,000 viewers. If you missed it, here's the video below to see all of the winners. We can't wait for next year because it will be bigger and hopefully, fingers crossed in person.
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Home Latest Advance Fee Fraud and Counsel's Fees: Any Correlation?
Advance Fee Fraud and Counsel's Fees: Any Correlation?
Short answer: none – beyond, that is, the fact that, some of their enabling statutes, in my view, are ultra vires the legislature which enacted them, namely the National Assembly – at least in terms of their geographical spread or scope. What do I mean? I will shortly explain. But, first, the mandatory background…
It is a constitutional truism that legislative power in a Federation is shared between the component federating units, i.e., the Federal, State and Local Governments, respectively. This is the same with Nigeria, under the 1999 Constitution – indeed, for the past 40-odd years (i.e., since the 1979 Constitution). The implication is that any legislature which purports to act outside the scope of its powers – as delimited in the 2nd and 4th Schedules to the Constitution – would have acted in vain, as the outcome would be ultra vires, invalid, null and void.
The Advance Fee Fraud Act 2006
Consisting of 22 Sections, this law broadly seeks to criminalise:
-Obtaining property by false pretences with a fraudulent intent (Sections 1 and 2);
-Printing, making and issuing any currency note (except the Central Bank of Nigeria) – Section 2(c);
-Knowingly permitting premises to be used to commit offences under the Act (Section 3);
-Inviting or inducing a person to visit Nigeria for a purpose connected with the commission of an offence under the Act (Section 4);
-Conducting or attempting to conduct a financial transaction involving the proceeds of unlawful activity either with the intention of promoting such activity or to conceal/disguise the nature, location, source, ownership or control of the proceeds of such activity (Section 7(i));
-Transporting or attempting to transport monetary instruments or funds to or from Nigeria either with intent to promote an unlawful activity as defined under the Act, or to conceal, disguise, etc., the ownership or control of the proceeds of such unlawful activity or to avoid a lawful transaction (Section 7(4)).
Others are:
-(Owners of electronic communication service or remote computing service) who fail to obtain from their customers the latters' names and addresses; as well as (those customers) who fail to provide or who provide false information or conceal/disguise the information required (Section 12);
-Failure by internal or telephone service providers (cafes) to register with the Economic & Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) or furnish the Commission with returns on the use of his service or facilities or to facilitate access to data/information by employees of the Commission with intent to conceal or disguise the nature of his activities/use of his services or facilities (Section 13).
I believe that, of the foregoing operative provisions of the AFF Act, the main clause therein, i.e. Section 1, is – paradoxically – inapplicable or unenforceable outside the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. The reason is simply the constitutional fact that, beyond Abuja, the National Assembly lacks the requisite vires to enact those provisions. The Assembly's power to legislate for Abuja is provided for by Section 299 of the Constitution, while that of State Houses of Assembly is contained in Section 4(7) of the Constitution.
In this regard, virtually every State in the Federation has a law, in more or less the same terms as those of Section 1 of the AFF Act (identical provisions in the Criminal Code gave rise to the eponymous '419', i.e., the offence of obtaining by false pretences). Suffice it to say that, the National Assembly does not have the capacity to enact a general criminal law applicable across the country – unless, of course, to the extent to which it is specifically empowered under the Constitution: DOHERTY v BALEWA (1961) 2 NSCC 248 @ 252; BODE GEORGE v FRN.
The status of this law came to the fore, by the conviction, last week, of a serving Deputy Director of the Federal Character Commission, Alhaji Ahmad Balarabe, by the High Court of Zamfara State, for obtaining the sum of N7million by false pretences, contrary to Section 1(1)(a) of the Act. He was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment. However, beyond the foregoing, another anomaly in the AFF Act, in my view, is the duplication of the provisions of Section 2(c) thereof, in Section 20(4) of the Central Bank of Nigeria Act, 2007.
Both sets of provisions penalise any person (other than the CBN, of course) who prints, makes or issues any currency note or coin which is legal tender in Nigeria. The punishments for their contravention, however, vary: whilst the AFFA prescribes imprisonment for between 5 and 15 years, the CBN Act, simply says that it shall be "not less than 5 years". The latter is applicable, however, by virtue of the strict interpretation required of penal provisions. See OHUKA v THE STATE (1988) 2 S.C. pt. II, PG. 139.
Counsel's Fees
Another contemporary anomaly in our laws, in my view, is the on-going regulation by the National Assembly of the fees which counsel may charge for their services. This is codified in Section 15 of the Legal Practitioners Act, Cap. L.11, LFN 2004, which provides, inter alia, thus: "There shall be a committee, to be called the Legal Practitioners Remuneration Committee, which shall have power to make orders regulating generally the charges of legal practitioners (including):
"a. the maximum charges which may be made in respect of any transaction or activity of a description specified in the order;
"b. The ascertainment of the charges appropriate for any transaction or activity by reference to such considerations as may be specified;
"c. The taking by practitioners of security for the payment of their charges and the allowance of interest with respect to the security; and
"d. agreements between practitioners and clients with respect to charges."
In addition to these provisions Sections 16, 17 & 18 of the Act (called "the remuneration provisions" in Section 19 of the Act), contain other provisions which impinge on counsel's fees and lay out the modalities for their recovery. The Act defines "charges" as "any charges (whether by way of fees, disbursements, expenses or otherwise) in respect of anything done by a legal practitioner, in his capacity as a legal practitioner".
Are these Provisions Valid?
This is the million Naira (albeit, controversial) question. It is prompted by my belief that, notwithstanding the undoubted constitutional capacity of the National Assembly to regulate professional occupations generally (including, of course, the legal profession – vide Item 49 of the Exclusive Legislative List of the Constitution), however, other provisions of the self-same Constitution limit the scope of that power. In other words, it is not a carte blanche or an open cheque.
In this regard, I believe that the obvious intent and purpose of the said remuneration provisions of the LPA (to control fees charged by counsel) places them squarely within the purview of Item 62(e) of the Exclusive Legislative List of the Constitution, which limit the exercise of such power by the National Assembly to only "essential goods and commodities" as designated by the Assembly. To the best of my knowledge, counsel's fees have not been designated as "essential" by the National Assembly. Needless to say, by virtue of the expressio unius est exclusio alterius rule of interpretation, the prices (or the cost) of legal services are, therefore, excluded from the constitutional power of the National Assembly to control prices.
It follows that the provisions of Section 15, et. seq., of the LPA are ultra vires the National Assembly invalid, null and void. I dare say that the provisions of Item 68 of the Exclusive Legislative List of the Constitution ("the ancillary or incidental powers" clause) do not make a difference to this view, as they only come into play where there is no contrary provision limiting the express powers of the Assembly which they might have accentuated. If such a provision exists – as I believe, it does in the form of Item 62(e) – the ancillary/supplemental powers conferred by Item 68 will give way, as the tail cannot wag the dog.
Beyond the foregoing, however, I believe that another reason why the National Assembly is incompetent to regulate the fees chargeable by counsel, is the fact that such a power is an incident of trade and commerce, which is outside the scope of the authority donated by the Constitution to the Assembly vide the self-same Item 62 of the Exclusive Legislative List thereof. I will explain. In ABERUAGBA v ATT-GEN. OF OGUN STATE (1985) 1 NWLR pt. 3 pg. 395, the Supreme Court held that the trade and commerce power of the National Assembly is limited to the sub-items of Item 61 of the 1979 Constitution – which are exactly the same as those of Item 62 of the 1999 Constitution. Counsel's fees are not included therein.
Much work needs to be done, to 'clean' our aforesaid laws. The existing anomalies therein simply give cause for concern. With specific regard to the AFF Act, I believe that – short of duplicating the provisions of existing Federal statutes which contain specific provisions which the National Assembly is undoubtedly empowered to make – the entire Act ought to be scrapped, that is, in terms of their enforcement in the 36 States. It is only applicable in its entirety, in Abuja.
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Start by using the painter's tape to create your word or image on the cardstock. For this particular piece of artwork, I made the word FALL using the painter's tape. I've found that this step is easiest to do while your little one is napping. If I try to do it while he's awake, then I end up with a helper taking all of the tape off.
Next, double check that your cardstock will fit inside the ziplock bag. You may need to trim the edges or cut it down to size. Once you've made sure that it fits, then add some paint to your cardstock. You want globs of paint for this activity to work best. You can do lots of smaller globs or a few big globs. That's up to you.
Show your little one how to move the paint around on the paper. Depending on their age and interest, you may need to demonstrate this part a few different times. Baby Fox and I had a lot of fun squishing the paint all around together. As you play, talk about the colors and how they're mixing.
Once the paint is spread all over and your little one has lost interest, remove the cardstock from the bag and let it dry. After it has dried, slowly peel the tape off and hang your masterpiece up for all to see!


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A New 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' Clip Suggests Han's Story Comes From The Expanded Universe
By Ani Bundel
When Disney first bought Lucasfilm back in 2012, the fate of the franchise was at stake. Not just the resurrection of the film franchise, which was moribund after the prequels, but all the other stuff that surrounds them: novels, comics, radio plays, which were collectively known as the "Expanded Universe." In 2014, the ruling came down: The Expanded Universe would be moved into "Legends" and no longer canon so Disney could rewrite the galaxy's history to its own needs. But a new Solo: A Star Wars Story clip suggests when it comes to Han Solo's life story, the writers are sticking decently close to the original outline.
This hasn't always been the case over the reboot series. The Expanded Universe, for instance, gave Luke Skywalker a wife, a feminist free thinker and Jedi Knight, named Mara Jade. They had a son, named Ben Skywalker. Meanwhile, in that version of the galaxy, Leia and Han had twins Jacen and Jaina. Jacen turned on his family and became a Sith Lord, while Jaida followed the path of the Light Side of the Force.
Obviously, some of these details were re-purposed and re-imagined. Ben Skywalker is now Ben Solo, and he became a Sith Lord like Jacen before him. Luke didn't marry Mara Jade, but he did start a Jedi Temple, etc.
With all these changes, it was unsurprising fans assumed Han's backstory would also undergo massive alterations as well. But a new clip shown on Jimmy Kimmel Live! this week suggests the writers went back to the source material.
Jimmy Kimmel Live on YouTube
From the looks of this scene, it seems like this is the first meeting between Beckett and Solo on the planet Mimban, which means the job offer to join the heist on the snowy planet comes after Beckett's known Han for a short spell.
It also seems oddly reminiscent of Han's backstory from the books and comics. Believe it or not, Han Solo, in the original Expanded Universe story, was an Imperial soldier. Moreover, he was a pretty good one, who rose up through the ranks quickly due to his impressive piloting skills. According to The Han Solo Trilogy, originally published in 1998, he graduated from "the Imperial Academy at Carida, serving with distinction." He only left after realizing what the Empire was doing, and he couldn't square it with his moral impulses.
Now at least some of this has been altered for the film, which is, in the end, the reason the Extended Universe was moved to Legends. But taken together with this featurette, Solo aficionados can see at least parts of Han's original story are being honored.
Star Wars on YouTube
The film seems to have changed this up a bit, including taking away the rising through the ranks due to the Empire recognizing his pilot skills. Instead, he got thrown out of the academy and wound up stuck as a ground trooper. This explains the war footage seen in the featurette, which some have thought might be a moment of Han in disguise to smuggle something that's gone horribly wrong. No, Han signed up for the army and found himself fighting on the front lines. It's the kind of scarring experience that would make anyone want out by any means necessary.
So then one day, he happens to notice two suspicious characters who were really quite terrible at the art of disguise. With this sort of perspective, the decision to walk up to them and maybe find a way out of this hellhole and make himself a new future makes perfect sense. The only question is how he convinces Val not to snap his neck for the insolence.
Solo: A Star Wars Story arrives in theaters on May 25, 2018.


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Q: Passing value from JQuery Datepicker to code behind I am using JQuery Datepicker in my .aspx file.
I need to use the date value in my code behind file. This is my function which I want to update a hidden value on my page which I can use in my code behind.
$(function () {
    $("#datepicker").datepicker({ minDate: 0,
        onSelect: function () {
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        }
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My hidden value which I want to update, which is on the same .aspx page:
<Input id="dueDate" type="hidden" runat="server" />

Now in my code behind, I want to use the date like so:
DateTime due= dueDate.Value;

This gives me an error:
Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'System.DateTime'

I get the same error when I use
DateTime due = Convert.ToDateTime(dueDate.Value);

What is the correct way to use the date from Datepicker in the code behind?

A: DateTime.Parse(...)
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if you aren't sure it converts in which type every time, ie. not always a date, so try this 4 and check

A: Provide a name for the datepicker
<Input id="dueDate" name = "dueDate" type="hidden" runat="server" />

and use the below
String text = Page.Request.Form["dueDate"]

A: Consider having the following code on your .aspx file, removing runat server:
<input type="hidden" id="dueDate" name="dueDate" value="" />

Now make the following change in your jquery datepicker function:
$(function () {
    $("#datepicker").datepicker({
        minDate: 0,
        dateFormat: "dd-mm-yyyy",
        onSelect: function() {
            $("#dueDate").val() = $(this).datepicker("getDate");
        }
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}

This way the hidden field value of dueDate gets updated whenever the value of your datepicker control is changed. Further since your hidden field now has a name and value attribute associated with it, your code behind would receive its value as a string whenever your form is posted.
Now in your code behind file, create your DateTime object as follows:
string[] dueDateSplit = Request.Form["dueDate"].Split('-');
DateTime due = new DateTime(dueDateSplit[2], dueDateSplit[1], dueDateSplit[0]);


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According to the church's own site, Viscount Goderich planned to replace the former parish church, which was in disrepair, but he died in 1859 before this could be done. His widow Lady Sarah took over the "plan, intending to build the new church as 'a monument of affection, erected by a Noble widow in memory of a Noble husband.' The building was designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott in the 'Gothic Revival' style considered mandatory for new churches in the Victorian era. The "best" period of this Gothic style was the 'Early Decorated' style, originally dated at about 1300, and Sir George designed the new church accordingly. . . . Because Lord Ripon's birthday was 1 November, All Saints Day, his grieving widow changed the dedication from St Peter to All Saints. The church was consecrated on 16 December 1862, initially without the south aisle and south porch. These were in the original plans and were added in 1872 after Lady Sarah's death (in 1867) by her son 'as a tribute of reverential affection to his mother.'"
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Catriona Seth (née le  à  dans le Lancashire en Angleterre) est une universitaire britannique, professeur de littérature française, spécialiste du siècle des Lumières, en particulier de l'histoire des idées et de la littérature. Elle est professeure de littérature française du  à l'université de Lorraine anciennement université de Nancy 2. En 2015, elle est nommée à la Chaire Maréchal Foch (Marshal Foch Professor) à l'université d'Oxford et Fellow d'All Souls College.

Biographie
Après des études à l'université d'Oxford (Magdalen College) et à la Sorbonne, Catriona Seth exerce pendant quelques années dans le secteur privé comme traductrice-interprète, puis comme consultante. En 1995, elle soutient sa thèse et est reçue à l'agrégation de lettres modernes. Après quelques années d'enseignement dans le secteur secondaire, elle devient maîtresse de conférences à l'université de Rouen (2000), puis professeure des universités à l'université de Nancy II (2006). Elle est professeure invitée à l'Indiana University (Bloomington) pour le semestre de printemps 2010 et professeure associée au département d'Histoire de l'université Laval (Québec) à partir de 2011. En 2013-2014, elle est World leading researcher à la Queen's University (Belfast).

Elle a été commissaire d'exposition, avec Élisabeth Maisonnier, pour Marie-Antoinette : femme réelle, femme mythique à la Bibliothèque municipale de Versailles, a fait partie du comité scientifique pour Les Enfants du secret au Musée Flaubert et d'histoire de la médecine (Rouen). Elle a collaboré aux catalogues Goya du Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille, Sciences et curiosités à la cour de Versailles du château de Versailles et Parties de campagne du Musée de la toile de Jouy.

Elle est directrice de collection pour les Classiques Garnier et a dirigé la série diffusée par Le Monde, des Grands classiques de la littérature libertine.

Catriona Seth est membre du comité de rédaction de La Nouvelle Quinzaine littéraire, puis d'En Attendant Nadeau.

Depuis 2014, elle est membre du Conseil franco-britannique (section française).

Publications (sélection)
 Livres
 Les Poètes créoles du , Paris-Rome, Memini, Bibliographie des écrivains français, 1998, 318 p.
 Anthologie de la poésie française, Paris, Gallimard, Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, 2000 (section sur le ).
 André Chénier : le miracle du siècle, Paris, Presses de l'Université de Paris-Sorbonne, coll. « Mémoire de la critique », 2005, 350 p.
 Marie-Antoinette : anthologie et dictionnaire, Paris, Robert Laffont, coll. « Bouquins », 2006, 960 p.
 Les rois aussi en mouraient : les Lumières en lutte contre la petite vérole, Paris, Desjonquères, coll. « L'Esprit des lettres », 2008, 480 p.
 La Fabrique de l'intime : Journaux et mémoires de femmes du , Paris, Robert Laffont, coll. « Bouquins », 2013, 1216 p.
 Evariste Parny (1753-1814). Créole, révolutionnaire, académicien, Paris, Hermann, « La République des Lettres », 2014, 334 p.

 Éditions d'ouvrages collectifs
Voltaire en Europe : hommage à Christiane Mervaud, avec Michel Delon, Oxford, Voltaire Foundation, 2000, xxii + 384 p.
 Sade en toutes lettres : autour d'Aline et Valcour, éd. avec Michel Delon, Paris, Desjonquères, 2004, 248 p.
 Destins romanesques de l'émigration, sous la direction de Claire Jaquier, Florence Lotterie et Catriona Seth, Paris, Desjonquères, 2007, 315 p.
 Les Discours du corps au  : littérature – philosophie – histoire – science, sous la direction d'Hélène Cussac, Anne Deneys-Tunney et Catriona Seth, Québec, Presses universitaires de Laval, 2009, 360 p.
 Imaginaires gothiques : aux sources du roman noir français, Paris, Desjonquères, 2010, 264 p.
 Autour de Bernardin de Saint-Pierre. Les écrits et les hommes des Lumières à l'Empire, sous la direction de Catriona Seth et Éric Wauters, Rouen, PURH, 2010, 228 p.
 Le Tournant des Lumières. Mélanges en l'honneur du professeur Malcolm Cook, Katherine Astbury et Catriona Seth (dir.), Paris, Classiques Garnier, « Rencontres », 2012, 306 p.

 Marie Leprince de Beaumont. De l'éducation des filles à « La Belle et la Bête », éd. Jeanne Chiron et Catriona Seth, Paris, Classiques Garnier,« Rencontres », 2013, 384 p.

 Le Temps des femmes. Textes mémoriels des Lumières, éd. Anne Coudreuse et Catriona Seth, Paris, Classiques Garnier, « Rencontres », 2014, 303 p.
 Lettres à Sade, réunies et présentées par Catriona Seth (textes de Jean Allouch, Antoni Casas Ros, René de Ceccatty, Noëlle Châtelet, Anne Coudreuse, Catherine Cusset, Sébastien Doubinsky, Alain Fleischer, Nathalie Heinich, Pierre Jourde, Leslie Kaplan, Hadrien Laroche, Hervé Loichemol, François Ost, Christian Prigent, François Priser, Lydia Vazquez), Paris, Thierry Marchaisse, 2014, 152 p.
 L'Idée de l'Europe au siècle des Lumières, éd. Rotraud von Kulessa et Catriona Seth, Cambridge, Open Books, 2017, 174 p.

 Éditions de textes du
 Les Œuvres complètes de Voltaire, vol. 1B, Oxford, Voltaire Foundation, 2002 (édition de poèmes de jeunesse de Voltaire ; au total deux cents pages de textes, présentations et notes : Ode sur sainte Geneviève (p. 1-19) ; Contes en vers : Le cadenas ; Le cocuage ; Le Janséniste et le Moliniste (p. 131-178) ; Autour de l'Ode sur le vœu de Louis XIII : Ode présentée à l'Académie française pour la distribution des prix de l'année 1714 ; Lettre à M. D*** ; Le bourbier ou Le Parnasse. (p. 179-244) ; Poésies mêlées : Épître à M. l'abbé Servien ; À M. l'abbé de *** qui pleurait la mort de sa maîtresse ; Le vrai Dieu. Ode ; Sur les malheurs du temps. Ode : La chambre de justice ; Pour Mme de Nointel ; La Bastille (p. 302-61) ; Regnante puero et Projet de vers latins (505-9)).
 Parny, Le Paradis perdu, co-éd. avec Ritchie Robertson, Londres, Modern Humanities Research Association, 2009.
 Sade, La Philosophie dans le boudoir, Paris, Classiques Garnier/Le Monde, 2010.
 Fougeret de Monbron, Margot la ravaudeuse, Le Canapé couleur de feu et [anonyme], La Belle sans chemise ou Eve ressuscitée, Paris, Classiques Garnier/Le Monde, 2010.
 E.T.A. Hoffmann, Sœur Monika, Paris, Classiques Garnier/Le Monde, 2010.
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 André Chénier : imitations et préludes poétiques. Art d'aimer et Élégies, avec Agnès Steuckardt, Neuilly, Atlande, 2005, 224 p.

Notes et références

Liens externes
 Profil sur le site de l'Université de Rouen

Universitaire français
Historien de la littérature
Naissance en août 1964


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