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Q: Parsing website search history JSON data in PowerBI I am doing some analytics on a certain website, and I'm trying to get people's search terms to an easier format. They're in JSON format, and I've already parsed the column several times to get other relevant data. The problem is that when trying to parse the keywords/search data, each search word goes into its own column, and with tens of thousands of searches it becomes a problem. Hard to explain, so I will add a picture that illustrates the problem.
The "Ai O" and "JAHAHASHAS" are searches that I did on the website, rest are hidden, but the list goes on forever
https://i.imgur.com/5IXTXn1.png
Here is an example of a person searching "business model" in the JSON
"{""sort"": ""lastUpdated"", ""limit"": 5, ""fields"": {""keywords"": {""business model"": true}}, ""offset"": 0}"
Tried to parse the keywords column anyways, but creating thousands of new columns doesn't really work

A: I added some extra records to your json file, I hope that it matches what you have to work with in reality.  In the future, you'll get faster and better results if you're willing to share a bit more concrete information about your project.  In most cases, it's very difficult to provide meaningful advice if we can't reasonably recreate your situation.
Anyway, I wanted the solution to work against multiple search terms, so I tweaked the JSON you provided to look like this:
{   "Searches": [
    {"sort": "lastUpdated", "limit": 5, "fields": {"keywords": {"business model": true}}, "offset": 0},
    {"sort": "lastUpdated", "limit": 5, "fields": {"keywords": {"Alpha Beta": true}}, "offset": 0},
    {"sort": "lastUpdated", "limit": 5, "fields": {"keywords": {"Gamma Delta Epsilon": true}}, "offset": 0}
]}

and then provided the following Power Query (taken from the advanced editor)
let
    Source = Json.Document(File.Contents("C:\Users\XXXXXX\Desktop\foo.json")),
    #"Converted to Table" = Table.FromList(Source[Searches], Splitter.SplitByNothing(), null, null, ExtraValues.Error),
    #"Expanded Column1" = Table.ExpandRecordColumn(#"Converted to Table", "Column1", {"fields"}, {"Fields"}),
    #"Expanded Fields" = Table.ExpandRecordColumn(#"Expanded Column1", "Fields", {"keywords"}, {"keywords"}),
    #"Added Custom" = Table.AddColumn(#"Expanded Fields", "keywords_text", each Record.FieldNames([keywords])),
    #"Extracted Values" = Table.TransformColumns(#"Added Custom", {"keywords_text", each Text.Combine(List.Transform(_, Text.From), " "), type text}),
    #"Added Custom1" = Table.AddColumn(#"Extracted Values", "keywords_text_list", each Text.Split([keywords_text], " ")),
    Custom1 = List.Combine( #"Added Custom1"[keywords_text_list])
in
    Custom1

After loading the data from file, I extracted the records (searches, that is) from the Json.

Next, having converted the data to a table, I expanded twice to dive down from Records to Fields, and Fields to keywords.  Then I added a custom column and used the M Query 'Record.Fieldnames' function to generate a list on every fieldnames in our keyword collections.  Keep in mind, each list here only has one element, even though there might be spaces in that text.

Then I extracted values from those lists

and followed that up by splitting those strings back into lists -- this time using space as a delimiter.

As a final step, I combined the multiple lists into a single list of all our keywords as single elements.

So, that's my approach.  Hope it helps.

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For Christmas my husband gave me Winifred Aldrich's 'Metric Pattern Cutting For Women's Wear'. (Fantastic! How did he know?!) I made the 'Natural Waist' Basic Skirt Block from Part One: Form Cutting. The fit is really good. The only adjustment needed was not to curve out 0.5cm from waist to hip but to keep the line almost straight. Also I narrowed the side-to-hem by 3.5cm rather than the 2.5cm suggested for the pencil skirt adjustment.
But a skirt this narrow has to give, or else there'd be hobbling, which is why there's interesting stuff at the back… I transferred the outer of the two back darts to a diagonal line on the centre back seam in a process outlined a year ago (the Simple Dart Throw post). I cut away a section and inserted a fish tail which is made up of a quarter-circle shape folded twice, concertina style. It took a bit of playing around to get the half-decent result I'd hoped for (ok, so there was a bit of bodging!).
Next time I'll do the sewing in a different order, with the dart done last, the side seam first and the horizontal seam second at which point the two back pieces are joined at the centre back.
I need to give some thought to materials. For this first draft, I used some wool from the stash. I'd love to redo this in chambray – or anything you may suggest tha would mean the folds fall nicely. But what about the hem? A pencil skirt looks best with a deep hem allowance, yet the fishtail extension needs a very small seam allowance (here I kind of graded from 2cm to 1cm as you can see below in the inside out picture).
Or, can you see this in a combination of fabric?! Denim and jersey or something that doesn't need hemming? I wonder if it'd matter that both the wrong and the right sides of the fabric show in the folds. Let me know what you'd do.
What a treat to have a bit of sunshine these last few days (even if it's cold), not least because the colours in everything stand out. I think I'm being 'courted' by some robins because every time I approach the back windows, two or three appear on the fences, puffing out their russety chests!
I took these pictures after a quick run in the sun (and shower) so excuse the ratty hair. Because this skirt definitely deserves dedicated styling to pull off a femme fatale look. Which I'm not sure is my thing, but imagine pairing this with seamed stockings and killer heels. You'd be known by the trail of dead!


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Die Wüstung Tindeln liegt in der Nähe des Ortes Haaren im Kreis Paderborn.

Geschichte
Die Siedlung wurde erstmals im 9. Jahrhundert urkundlich erwähnt. Ab dem 15. Jahrhundert fiel der Ort wüst. Die Augustiner-Chorherren des Klosters Böddeken erbauten  dort einen von ihnen bewirtschafteten Gutshof (Grangie). Gegen Ende des 16. Jahrhunderts wurden die Meierhöfe vergeben.

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 Hinweisschild/ Untergegangene Orte (Wüstungen in Haaren)

Literatur
 Gerhard Henkel: . Geographisches Institut der Universität zu Köln (Selbstverlag). Köln. 1973.

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What to expect from this year's synod of bishops
Vatican City, Oct 2, 2015 / 10:57 am (CNA/EWTN News).- As the synod's schedule and methodology were rolled out ahead of its launch this weekend, some novelties came along with it, such as no midterm report and a heightened emphasis on the small groups.
Set to take place Oct. 4-25, this year's ordinary synod will reflect on the theme "Jesus Christ reveals the mystery and vocation of the family" and will gather 279 cardinals, bishops and representatives from all over the world.
Each day of the synod will be divided into morning and afternoon sessions, similar to last year. However, with a longer overall duration, the gathering will be divided into three parts, with each week dedicated to one of the three sections of the synod's guiding document.
Released in June, the synod's "Instrumentum Laboris" builds on the final report of last October's extraordinary synod, and incorporates suggestions from Church entities like bishops' conferences and even individuals who freely sent their opinions.
The first part, titled "Listening to the challenges of the family," focuses mainly on themes surrounding last year's synod, and will be the topic of the first five days of this year's ordinary synod.
Live streaming at 9:00 a.m. Rome time...3:00 a.m. EDT (and available for viewing later)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOuEPdeMuks
Opening of the Synod of Bishops on the Family - 2015.10.05
Scheduled for Oct 5, 2015
Starts at 9.00 am. Opening of the Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops on the Family, with reports by the Secretary General and by the Relator General. The work of the Synod begins today and will conclude on October 25
http://www.news.va/en/news/synod-on-family-life-gets-underway-in-the-vatican
Synod on family life gets underway in the Vatican
2015-10-05 Vatican Radio
The first working day of the Synod of Bishops on the Family was due to start at 9am on Monday, but like every good host, Pope Francis was in the hall, well ahead of time, welcoming the bishops, priests, religious and lay people as they took their seats for the opening prayer.
In his greeting to the gathered assembly, the Pope recalled that a synod is not a parliament or senate, where people do deals and make compromises, but rather a journeying together of the people of God, guided by the Holy Spirit. He appealed for courage, humility and prayer, so that participants may not be intimidated by worldly temptations, but at the same time that they may not turn the Church into a "museum of memories", unable or unwilling to respond to the challenges facing so many families today.
Synod secretary general Cardinal Baldisseri outlined the previous steps on this journey, from the much talked about consistory of cardinals back in 2014, right up to the World Meeting of Families that concluded in Philadelphia last weekend. In between we've had a year of reflections on family life from the Pope at his weekly general audiences and a new document making it simpler and cheaper to obtain annulments for those whose marriages can be declared invalid – both important parts of the puzzle for those trying to predict how this highly charged meeting will pan out.
http://www.news.va/en/news/pope-francis-full-text-of-remarks-at-synod-opening
Pope Francis: full text of remarks at Synod opening
(Vatican Radio) Pope Francis addressed the General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops on Monday morning - the morning of their first full day of sessions. Below, please find Vatican Radio's full English translation of the Holy Father's remarks.
Dear Beatitudes, Eminences, Excellencies, brothers and sisters,
The Church today takes up once again the dialogue begun with the announcement of the extraordinary Synod on the family, and certainly even long before that, to evaluate and reflect on the text of the Working Document (Lt. Instrumentum laboris), elaborated on the basis of the [Extraordinary Assembly's] final report (Relatio Synodi) and the responses of the Bishops' Conferences and from the other organizations with the right to contribute.
The Synod, as we know, is a journey undertaken together in the spirit of collegiality and synodality, on which participants bravely adopt parrhesia, pastoral zeal and doctrinal wisdom, frankness, and always keep before our eyes the good of the Church, of families and the suprema lex, the Salus animarum.
I should mention that the Synod is neither a convention, nor a parlor, nor a parliament or senate, where people make deals and reach compromises. The Synod is rather an Ecclesial expression, i.e., the Church that journeys together to read reality with the eyes of faith and with the heart of God; it is the Church that interrogates herself with regard to her fidelity to the deposit of faith, which does not represent for the Church a museum to view, nor even something merely to safeguard, but is a living source from which the Church shall drink, to satisfy the thirst of, and illuminate, the deposit of life.
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Synod on the Family: Press Briefing Day 1
(Vatican Radio) The first of the daily press conferences to report on the proceedings of the Synod of the Family took place at 1pm Rome time on Monday. The Synod began on Sunday with a Mass celebrated by Pope Francis in St. Peter's Basilica and the first session sat on Monday morning.
Fr. Federico Lombardi, S.J., director of the Holy See Press Office, was accompanied by Cardinal Péter Erdö from Hungary - who is the synod rapporteur; Cardinal André Vingt-Trois from France - one of the president delegates; and Italian Archbishop Bruno Forte - who is special secretary to the Synod. In his remarks Fr. Lombardi said that each day there would be Synod Fathers present at the press conference as guests.
Fr. Lombardi explained the order of the morning's session which began with prayer and the singing of the Veni Creator Spiritus. Cardinal Lorenzo Baldisseri, general secretary of the synod, welcomed everyone before Pope Francis gave his opening address to the Synod Fathers. After the morning coffee break, Cardinal Péter Erdö gave the introductory address entitled "The Vocation of the Family in the Church and Contemporary World."
Cardinal Vingt-Trois said that his first impression of the Synod was that there is "a wide diversity of participants, geographically, which includes members form the Latin and Oriental Churches but all are hinged around the Pope." He said that the Holy Father had reiterated what he had said before; he wants to tackle issues in an "open-minded way through prayer, meditation and dialogue."
Cardinal Erdö explained that his introductory address had followed the structure of Instrumentum Laboris. "I tried to systematise all the data which was received from the Church around the world, including families and individuals who wrote to us, following the themes already in Instrumentum Laboris."
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Pope Francis: God wants his ministers to be merciful
(Vatican Radio) Pope Francis has warned against having a hard heart that is closed to God's mercy.
Speaking on Tuesday morning during Mass at the Casa Santa Marta before joining the Synod Fathers gathered in the Vatican Synod Hall, the Pope urged the faithful not to put one's own convictions or a list of commandments before the Lord's mercy.
Drawing inspiration from the first reading of the Book of Jonah, the Pope pointed out that Jonah is initially resistant to God's will, but eventually learns that he must obey the Lord.
Remarking on the fact that the city of Nineveh converts thanks to Jonah's preaching, Pope Francis said "it really was a miracle, because in this case he abandons his stubbornness, his rigidity, to obey the will of God, and he did what the Lord commanded him."
And afterwards, the Pope said, after the conversion of Nineveh, Jonah "who was not a man who was docile to the Spirit of God, was angry". The Pope said he even rebuked the Lord.
So, Pope Francis observed, the story of Jonah and Nineveh unfolds in three chapters: the first "is Jonah's resistance to the mission the Lord entrusts him with"; the second "is his obedience" and the ensuing miracle; in the third chapter, "there is resistance to God's mercy".
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Card. Alencherry: pastors called to prophetic role
(Vatican Radio) The third General Congregation of the XIV Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops opened on Tuesday morning with the celebration of Terce (mid-morning prayer).
The homily for the Liturgy was delivered by Cardinal George Alencherry of Ernakulam-Angamaly, Major Archbishop and President of the Synod of the Syro-Malabar Church.
In his homily, Cardinal Alencherry reminded the Synod Fathers that "the pastors of the Church in the present times are called to take upon their lives a prophetic role of suffering and kenosis."
Below please find the full text of Cardinal George Alencherry's homily during Terce at the third General Congregation of the Synod of Bishops:
http://www.news.va/en/news/keeping-doors-open-at-the-synod-on-the-family
Keeping doors open at the Synod on the Family
(Vatican Radio) On Tuesday afternoon, participants at the Synod of Bishops on the family move into small language group discussions, following on from one and a half days of presentations at the General Congregations. Philippa Hitchen takes a look at some of the key issues that have emerged during this first phase of the three week encounter....
There's no easy way to summarize the 72 interventions by Synod participants that took place over the past 24 hours. But I think it is possible, in broad brushstrokes, to distinguish two ways in which these Church leaders are reflecting on the challenges facing families today.
The first is a philosophical approach, starting with Scripture and doctrine to formulate solutions to perceived problems of secular culture threatening Catholic beliefs and traditions. If we open the door to that secular mentality, one bishop warned dramatically, then the wolves will come in.
A second approach, put forward by other bishops, is to start from the profound changes taking place in society and ask how the Church can use Scripture and tradition to remain relevant to peoples' lives today. Not living in fear of a hostile and godless culture, but rather engaging with it, to offer the Good News of the Gospel to anyone and everyone searching for meaning in their lives
(Vatican Radio) Fr. Federico Lombardi, S.J. opened the daily press conference by explaining what had happened in the morning session. He said that the general secretary of the Synod, Cardinal Baldisseri, had explained "certain processes of the methodology" and its new elements. Lombardi said that Pope Francis also thought it was important for him to make a contribution and so he too said a few words.
"The Holy Father thought it important to say that what we are doing here must be seen as a continuation of last year," Lombardi said. Pope Francis said that the group work, which the Synod Fathers begins on Tuesday afternoon, is going to be very important. The Pope reminded the Fathers that "Catholic doctrine on marriage was not called into question in the previous sitting of the Synod" and that "the Synod is not about one single issue – Eucharist for the divorced and remarried – but many issues and we must take them all into account."
Fr. Lombardi listed different themes which arose in the contributions made during the session. He highlighted a number of them which included the passing on of the faith inter-generationally, migration, domestic violence, war, poverty, and polygamy.
http://www.news.va/en/news/pope-francis-at-audience-family-spirit-a-constitut
Pope Francis at Audience: 'family spirit' a constitution for Church
(Vatican Radio) Pope Francis held his weekly General Audience on Wednesday in St. Peter's Square – the first of three Wednesday Audiences scheduled to take place during the course of the XIV Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, dedicated to reflecting on the family in the life of the Church and of society.
"During this period," explained Pope Francis, "the catecheses will be reflections inspired by some aspects of the relationship – which we may certainly define as indissoluble – between the Church and the family, with a view to the common good of the whole Christian community."
Pope Francis went on to say that family life, like the life of the Church, is a pilgrimage: he explained that, when families journey along the way of the Lord, they offer a fundamental witness to God's love, and they deserve the full commitment and support of the Church.
The Holy Father also considered that the family is at once the domestic Church and the school of virtue in which we learn what it means – practically and with a view to our ultimate purpose and calling as creatures made for God – to be social. It was a point emphasized in the English-language summary read after the main catechesis in Italian. "In the family we learn of the bonds which unite us, of fidelity, sincerity, trust, cooperation and respect, even when difficulties abound," said Pope Francis.
http://www.news.va/en/news/pope-francis-at-weekly-general-audience-english-su
Pope Francis at weekly General Audience: English summary
Below, please find the official English-language summary of the Holy Father's prepared remarks
During the Synod of Bishops, I would like to reflect on some aspects of the profound relationship between the Church and the family, with a view to the common good of society. When families journey along the way of the Lord, they offer a fundamental witness to God's love, and they deserve the full commitment and support of the Church. In the family we learn of the bonds which unite us, of fidelity, sincerity, trust, cooperation and respect, even when difficulties abound. Indeed it is in family life that the most vulnerable of society are cared for. And yet, political and economic life today does not always support the family, and seems to have lost the ability to incorporate the virtues of family life into the common life of society. Here the Church is called to exercise her mission by first examining to what extent she is living as the family of God. Like Saint Peter, the Church is called to be a fisher of men, and so too needs a new type of net. Families are this net. They free us from the sea of loneliness and indifference, so that we can all experience the freedom of being children of God. May the Church go out into the deep, confident that the catch will be great. And may the Synod Fathers, inspired by the Holy Spirit, encourage the Church to cast out her net with confidence and faith in the Word of God.
(Vatican Radio) At the press briefing today the Holy See Press Office announced that the Synod Fathers had elected chairpersons and moderators for their "circuli minores" (small groups). The thirteen groups were determined by language. The groups began to work on Wednesday morning on the first part of Instrumentum Laboris which outlines the context in which contemporary family life is lived.
Jesuit Father and director of the Holy See Press Office, Federico Lombardi, was joined by Archbishops Charles Chaput of Philadelphia, Laurent Ulrich of Lille, and Salvador Piñeiro García-Calderón of Ayacucho o Huamanga of Peru. Fr. Lombardi invites some of the Synod Fathers as guests to the daily briefings.
García-Calderón said the Fathers had exchanged views and opinions among themselves in his Spanish-speaking group. He said the work happened in a "fraternal atmosphere" and that the bishops "think the same on many issues."
Archbishop Charles Chaput gave some reflections on the recent World Congress of Families in Philadelphia. He said that he was unsure of the impact the Congress would have on the Synod but that he does know it "had an impact on the Holy Father and a big impact on me." He said that the people who had come to Philadelphia, although chosen by their respective dioceses, celebrated "what the Church understands about family life." The Arcbishop said there were roars of approval when people heard what the Church traditionally taught at the Congress. "We must affirm the ninety-nine when we go looking for the one," he said.
http://vaticaninsider.lastampa.it/en/the-vatican/detail/articolo/sinodo-famiglia-43818/
10/ 7/2015
Synod on Family: An exchange between different languages and cultures
In the morning, the Holy See Press Office published the list of moderators and rapporteurs chosen by each of the 13 circuli minores which have been split into the following languages: Italicus (Italian), Gallicus (French), Anglicus (English), Hibericus (Spanish and Portuguese) and Germanicus (German). The figures elected as moderators in the three Italian-speaking groups are: Cardinals Angelo Bagnasco, President of the Italian Bishops' Conference and Archbishop of Genova, Francesco Montenegro, Archbishop of Agrigento and Edoardo Menichelli, Archbishop of Ancona. The rapporteurs are: Cardinal Mauro Piacenza, Mgr. Franco Giulio Brambilla and Fr. Manuel Arroba Conde. The moderators chosen for the English-speaking groups are: Cardinals George Pell, Prefect of the Secretariat for the Economy, Vincent Gerard Nichols, Thomas Christopher Collins and Mgr. Eamon Martin. The rapporteurs are: Joseph Kurtz, Mgr. Diarmuid Martin (Archbishop of Dublin), Mgr. Mark Benedict Coleridge and Mgr. Charles Joseph Chaput (Archbishop of Philadelphia). The moderators of the three French-speaking groups are: Cardinals Robert Sarah, Gerard Cyprien Lacroix and Mgr. Maurice Piat. The rapporteurs chosen, are: Mgr. Laurent Ulrich, Mgr. Paul-André Durocher and the Jesuit Francois-Xavier Dumortier. Cardinals Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga and Francisco Robles Ortega have been chosen as moderators of the two Spanish-speaking groups and José Luis Lacunza Maestrojuan has been appointed rapporteur. Finally, Cardinal Christoph Schönborn has been chosen as the moderator of the German group and the Bishop of Berlin, Heiner Koch, is the group's rapporteur.
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http://www.news.va/en/news/pope-francis-why-do-good-things-happen-to-bad-peop
Pope Francis: why do good things happen to bad people?
(Vatican Radio) God does not abandon the righteous, while those who sow evil are like strangers, whose names heaven remembers not. This is the lesson Pope Francis drew from the readings of the day at Mass Thursday morning in the chapel of the Casa Santa Marta in the Vatican.
A courageous young mother with a husband and three children – and a tumor – "one of the ugly ones" – that keeps her nailed to her bed. "Why?" An elderly woman, prayerfully pious in her heart, whose son was murdered by the Mafia.
Why do good things happen to bad people?
Pope Francis on Thursday used this perennial query of the heart that loves good and desires to know God's plan, as the way into the mystery of iniquity and its relation to God's providence, justice and mercy. Drawing on the reading from the prophet, Malachi, in which the Lord rebukes the people, saying, "You have defied me in word, says the LORD, yet you ask, 'What have we spoken against you?' You have said, 'It is vain to serve God, and what do we profit by keeping his command, and going about in penitential dress in awe of the LORD of hosts? Rather must we call the proud blessed; for indeed evildoers prosper, and even tempt God with impunity,'" Pope Francis said:
"How many times do we see this reality in bad people, in people who do evil, and seem to do well in life: they are happy, they have everything they want, they want for nothing. Why Lord? This is one of the many questions we have. Why does this brazen evildoer who cares nothing for God nor for neighbor, who is an unjust person – even mean – and things go well in his whole life, he has everything he wants, while we, who want to do good, have so many problems?"
(Vatican Radio) On Thursday Oct. 8 at the daily press briefing for the Synod of the Family, three prelates spoke about issues from Africa and the Middle East. They said that the Synod is universal and that Africa and the West shared similar problems.
Archbishop Charles Palmer-Buckley of Accra, Ghana, said that the world needs to be patient with Africa when it comes to dealing with issues like homosexuality. "Give countries time to deal with issues from our own cultural perspectives," he said. He added that the dignity and rights of all God's son and daughters need to be upheld.
The Synod Fathers continued to work in groups on Thursday. Archbishop Edoardo Menchelli from Ancona-Osimo, Italy, told the briefing that there was an "open fraternal discussion" in his group and that there were divergent views emerging amongst the Fathers. The bishops, he said, were discussing the first part of Instrumentum Laboris on the current situation of the family from a wide perspective.
http://www.news.va/en/news/pope-francis-discern-and-watch-even-in-good-times
Pope Francis: discern and watch, even in good times
(Vatican Radio) The Christian must discern all things, even when everything is going well. That was at the heart of Pope Francis' homily at Mass on Friday morning in the chapel of the Casa Santa Marta in the Vatican.
At his Friday morning Mass at the Casa Santa Marta, Pope Francis focused his remarks on the necessity of discernment of situations, whether it seems to come from God or from the evil one "who always seeks to deceive, to make us choose the wrong path".
In Friday's Gospel reading, Jesus drives out a demon, doing good to the man once afflicted, but some from the crowd of witnesses accuse him of being in league with Beelzebul.
"There was another group," the Holy Father said, "that did not appreciate him and sought to interpret Jesus' words and actions in a different way, against Jesus. Some, for envy, others for doctrinal rigidity, others because they were afraid that the Romans would come and massacre them; for many reasons they sought to distance Jesus' authority from the people, even with slander as in this case."
http://en.radiovaticana.va/news/2015/10/09/pope_francis_appeals_for_peace_in_middle_east,_africa/1177924
Pope Francis: appeals for peace in Middle East, Africa
(Vatican Radio) Pope Francis made a prayerful appeal for reconciliation and peace in the Middle East and Africa on Friday, at the opening of the morning session of the Synod assembly in the Vatican. The appeal came as the Holy Father addressed the Fathers and other participants in the XIV Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops on Friday morning, at the start of their second round of meetings in General Congregation.
Below, please find Vatican Radio's English translation of the Holy Father's remarks
Dear Synod Fathers, dear brothers and sisters,
In resuming this morning the work of the General Congregation, I invite you to dedicate the prayer of the Third Hour to the intention of reconciliation and peace in the Middle East. We are painfully struck and we follow with great concern what is happening in Syria, in Iraq, in Jerusalem and the West Bank, where we see an escalation of violence that involves innocent civilians and continues to fuel a humanitarian crisis of enormous proportions. War brings destruction and multiplies the sufferings of peoples. Hope and progress come only from choices for peace. Let us unite, therefore, in an intense and confident prayer to the Lord, a prayer that intends to be an expression of solidarity at once with [our] brother Patriarchs and Bishops from those regions, who are present here [at the Synod Assembly], as well as with their priests and faithful, and to everyone who lives there.
http://www.news.va/en/news/circuli-minori-families-are-not-alien-to-us
Circuli Minori – families are not alien to us
Vatican City, 9 October 2015 (VIS) – This morning, during the fourth General Congregation, the various Circuli Minori – thirteen in total – presented the results of their reflections on the first part of the Instrumentum Laboris examining the mission of the family in the Church and the contemporary world.
In general the rapporteurs from the various groups, which were divided according to language (English, French,Spanish, German and Italian) considered that it was necessary to offer, as Archbishop Mark Coleridge of Brisbane, Australia, writes, "a less negative reading of history, culture and the situation of the family at this time. True, there are negative forces at work at this time in history and in the various cultures of the world; but that is far from the full story. If it were the full story, all the Church could do would be to condemn. There are also forces which are positive, even luminous, and these need to be identified since they may well be the signs of God in history".
"The Church does not inhabit a world out of time, as Vatican Council II, 'the Council of history', recognised", notes the prelate. "Nor does the Church inhabit a world outside human cultures; the Church shapes cultures and cultures shape the Church. In considering marriage and the family here and now, we were conscious of the need to address the facts of history and the realities of cultures – with both the eyes of faith and the heart of God. That is what it has meant for us to read the signs of the times".
http://en.radiovaticana.va/news/2015/10/09/synod_on_the_family_press_briefing_day_5/1178073
(Vatican Radio) Fr. Federico Lombardi, SJ, director of the Holy See Press Office, brought three prelates as guests on Friday to the daily media briefing on the progress of the Synod on the Family taking place at Vatican City. Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle of Manilla, Philippines and Archbishops Joseph E. of Kurtz of Louisville, Kentucky, and Carlos Osoro Sierra of Madrid, Spain, were present.
Cardinal Tagle told the Friday press briefing that he was impressed by what he heard in the small group work at the Synod on the Family. He said that there was a "freedom and openness" to the diverse contexts and situations that families find themselves in across the world. He said that the sharp criticism by one of the small groups, which called the document "chaotic" and said that the "Holy Father and people of God deserve something better," was to be expected as this was a working document.
Fr. Lombardi said that Pope Francis had made an important intervention before morning prayer asking for prayers especially for the Middle East. After morning prayer the bishops working groups reported on their discussions over the last two days on the first section of Instrumentum Laboris. Once the reports were completed the Fathers began to look at part two of the working document.
Archbishop Kurtz said that he found it very helpful to work in small groups early in the Synod. He said that this enabled delegates to engage early. Kurtz said many Fathers were concerned that the final document should reflect the concrens of the whole church and nnot be too "western". Kurtz said that migration had emerged as a strong theme and that the Fathers saw the need to call on governments to be welcoming and generous to migrants.
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Q: jQuery magicpreview plug-in and number fields I am working on an iPad specific website, which uses a lot of number fields in a form. I need to be able to create a dynamic preview of what the user is entering, and decided to use magicpreview.
(which is located here)
However, the code doesnt seem set up to work with number fields. It works as required for everything else. Can anyone help me edit it so that it does work?
(function ($) {
    $.fn.magicpreview = function (str, options) {

        if (typeof str === "object" && typeof options === "undefined") // If function(options)
        {
            options = str;
            str = '';
        }

        str = str || '';
        options = $.extend({}, $.fn.magicpreview.options, options);

        var ev = $.fn.magicpreview.events, len = ev.length;

        function change(e, n, o, i, onload)
        {
            if (options.onBefore() && (options.onLoad || !onload))
            {
                var st = ev[i].f(e), orig_st = st;

                if (st !== false)
                {
                    st = st.replace(/\r|\n/mg, '
');
                    st = options.formatValue(st);
                }
                else
                {
                    st = o;
                }

                if (options.change === 'html')
                {
                    n.html(st);
                }
                else if (options.change === 'text')
                {
                    n.text(st);
                }
                else
                {
                    n.attr(options.change, st);
                }

                options.onAfter(orig_st);
            }
            return;
        }

        return this.filter(':text, :radio, :checkbox, select, textarea').each(function () {
            var e = this, n, o, i;

            if (options.child !== false)
            {
                n = $('#' + str + $(e).attr('name')).find(options.child);
            }
            else
            {
                n = $('#' + str + $(e).attr('name'));
            }

            if (options.change === 'html')
            {
                o = n.html();
            }
            else if (options.change === 'text')
            {
                o = n.text();
            }
            else
            {
                o = n.attr(options.change);
            }

            for (i = 0; i < len; i++)
            {
                if ($(e).is(ev[i].on))
                {
                    e.i = i; // Hack!

                    if (typeof ev[i].e !== 'undefined')
                    {
                        for (j in ev[i].e)
                        {
                            if (ev[i].e[j] === 'load')
                            {
                                change(e, n, o, e.i, true);
                            }
                            else if (typeof ev[i].e[j] === 'string')
                            {
                                $(e).bind(ev[i].e[j], function () {
                                    change(this, n, o, e.i, false);
                                });
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        });
    };

    $.fn.magicpreview.events = [{
            'on': ':text, textarea',
            'e': ['keyup', 'load'],
            'f': function (e) {
                return ($(e).val().replace(/\n|\r/mg, '') !== '') ? $(e).val() : false;
            }
        }, {
            'on': ':checkbox, :radio',
            'e': ['click', 'load'],
            'f': function (e) {
                return ($(e).is(':checked')) ? $(e).val() : false;
            }
        }, {
            'on': 'select',
            'e': ['change', 'load'],
            'f': function (e) {
                return ($(e).attr('value') !== '' || $(e).attr('value') !== 'undefined') ? $(e).attr('value') : false;
            }
        }];

    $.fn.magicpreview.options = {
        'child': false,
        'change': 'html',
        'onLoad': true,
        'onBefore': function () {
            return true;
        },
        'onAfter': function (val) {
            return true;
        },
        'formatValue': function (val) {
            return val;
        }
    };
})(jQuery);

A: As I said in the comment, only HTML5 supports 'input' with 'type="number"' So I doubt the plugin works with <input type="number"> But I would just treat it as type="text" with special care. For more details, please see HTML Text Input allow only Numeric input
If you want to change the plugin, I would do like this.
(function ($) {
    $.fn.magicpreview = function (str, options) {

        if (typeof str === "object" && typeof options === "undefined") // If function(options)
        {
            options = str;
            str = '';
        }

        str = str || '';
        options = $.extend({}, $.fn.magicpreview.options, options);

        var ev = $.fn.magicpreview.events, len = ev.length;

        function change(e, n, o, i, onload)
        {
            if (options.onBefore() && (options.onLoad || !onload))
            {
                var st = ev[i].f(e), orig_st = st;

                if (st !== false)
                {
                    st = st.replace(/\r|\n/mg, '
');
                    st = options.formatValue(st);
                }
                else
                {
                    st = o;
                }

                if (options.change === 'html')
                {
                    n.html(st);
                }
                else if (options.change === 'text')
                {
                    n.text(st);
                }
                else
                {
                    n.attr(options.change, st);
                }

                options.onAfter(orig_st);
            }
            return;
        }

        return this.filter(':text, [type=number], :radio, :checkbox, select, textarea').each(function () {
            var e = this, n, o, i;

            if (options.child !== false)
            {
                n = $('#' + str + $(e).attr('name')).find(options.child);
            }
            else
            {
                n = $('#' + str + $(e).attr('name'));
            }

            if (options.change === 'html')
            {
                o = n.html();
            }
            else if (options.change === 'text')
            {
                o = n.text();
            }
            else
            {
                o = n.attr(options.change);
            }

            for (i = 0; i < len; i++)
            {
                if ($(e).is(ev[i].on))
                {
                    e.i = i; // Hack!

                    if (typeof ev[i].e !== 'undefined')
                    {
                        for (j in ev[i].e)
                        {
                            if (ev[i].e[j] === 'load')
                            {
                                change(e, n, o, e.i, true);
                            }
                            else if (typeof ev[i].e[j] === 'string')
                            {
                                $(e).bind(ev[i].e[j], function () {
                                    change(this, n, o, e.i, false);
                                });
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        });
    };

    $.fn.magicpreview.events = [{
            'on': ':text, textarea',
            'e': ['keyup', 'load'],
            'f': function (e) {
                return ($(e).val().replace(/\n|\r/mg, '') !== '') ? $(e).val() : false;
            }
        }, {
            'on': '[type=number]',
            'e': ['keyup', 'load'],
            'f': function (e) {
                return ($(e).val().replace(/\n|\r/mg, '') !== '') ? $(e).val() : false;
            }
        }, {
            'on': ':checkbox, :radio',
            'e': ['click', 'load'],
            'f': function (e) {
                return ($(e).is(':checked')) ? $(e).val() : false;
            }
        }, {
            'on': 'select',
            'e': ['change', 'load'],
            'f': function (e) {
                return ($(e).attr('value') !== '' || $(e).attr('value') !== 'undefined') ? $(e).attr('value') : false;
            }
        }];

    $.fn.magicpreview.options = {
        'child': false,
        'change': 'html',
        'onLoad': true,
        'onBefore': function () {
            return true;
        },
        'onAfter': function (val) {
            return true;
        },
        'formatValue': function (val) {
            return val;
        }
    };
})(jQuery);

The key to my change is that since jquery does not know about number type, it seems that ":number" can't be used so I replace the selector "[type=number]" instead. Accordingly, you have to replace your selector in html in that way:
        $('form.textexample input:text').magicpreview('mp_');
        $('form.numberexample input[type=number]').magicpreview('mp_');

Please note that this modified plugin may alter the native behavior of <input type=number>. If this becomes your problem, you might have to implement the behavior manually into the plugin that I may not help.

A: Used Sheen's changes, but added input[type="number"] instead of :number - :number jquery selector doesnt exist at the moment.
(function ($) {
    $.fn.magicpreview = function (str, options) {

        if (typeof str === "object" && typeof options === "undefined") // If function(options)
        {
            options = str;
            str = '';
        }

        str = str || '';
        options = $.extend({}, $.fn.magicpreview.options, options);

        var ev = $.fn.magicpreview.events, len = ev.length;

        function change(e, n, o, i, onload)
        {
            if (options.onBefore() && (options.onLoad || !onload))
            {
                var st = ev[i].f(e), orig_st = st;

                if (st !== false)
                {
                    st = st.replace(/\r|\n/mg, '
');
                    st = options.formatValue(st);
                }
                else
                {
                    st = o;
                }

                if (options.change === 'html')
                {
                    n.html(st);
                }
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Public-key cryptography, or asymmetric cryptography, is a cryptographic system that uses pairs of keys: public keys which may be disseminated widely, and
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Home › Plays › 2015-16 Season › A View from the Bridge › For Teachers
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Thursday, October 15, 2015; 10:30 a.m.
Bagley Wright Theatre
SRT looks forward to presenting this classical play during Miller's 100th birthday year. First produced in 1955, the American classic A View from a Bridge grapples with the timeless issues of immigration, family, and loyalty. Set in a 1950s Italian American neighborhood near the Brooklyn Bridge, Miller's tragic protagonist has to choose to compromise his ethics in an attempt to fulfill his desires. At the same time, his young niece struggles with asserting her independence as an adult in an ever-changing world.
A great tie-in for Language Arts, U.S. History and Political Science classes. Extensive student study guides and pre-show in-class workshops will be available.
Ready to book or have a few questions? Contact our box office directly at 206-443-2222.
Summer Box Office Hours are Monday – Friday, 12-6 p.m.
Educator Ambassador Program
If you're an educator, you qualify for discounted tickets for select performance in the first two weeks of a show's run.
When you're choosing show dates, remember that this season we're offering post-play discussions following select Saturday matinees.


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Q: Google Cloud Endpoints - Return another resource in resource getter So a typical Cloud Endpoints API method might look like this.
@ApiMethod(path = "myresources/{id}")
public MyResource get(@Named("id") int id) { … }

But what if a getter in the MyResouce class returned MySecondResource?
Technically the supported types are listed here.
https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/endpoints/paramreturn_types
But what are the work a rounds. Obviously one resource should be able to have a getter that returns another.

A: POJO getter getMySecondResource() is supported in endpoints. You can lazily load the value inside the getter.
The list in the link you mentioned, is for the method parameters.


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Q: How to organize delayed resolution of service per scope? I have a singleton object that is created at startup of application. Object has a dependency on sub-service that should be created later per scope, after the scope-key is already known.
How to register such dependencies?
testContainer.Register<DelayedServiceConsumer>(Lifestyle.Singleton);
testContainer.Register<Func<IDelayedService>>(() => new DelayedService(), Lifestyle.Scoped);

public class DelayedServiceConsumer() {
   public DelayedServiceConsumer(Func<IDelayedService> delayedServiceFactory) {....}

   public void SomeMethod() {
      // I need per scope resolution happening here. If we already have service for that scope container should just return that instance. Otherwise new instance should be created for the scope
      var service = delayedServiceFactory();
   }
}

A: Change your registration to:
testContainer.RegisterInstance<Func<IDelayedService>>(() => new DelayedService());

For more formation, see the documentation: https://simpleinjector.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howto.html#register-factory-delegates


Admission to CCA is based on the following criteria: career interest, satisfactory attendance, satisfactory conduct (citizenship marks on report cards and office referrals to Vice Principal's office are considered), satisfactory standardized test scores, and at least a "C" average in core subjects (English, math, science, and social studies) in middle school. Please note that copies of middle school discipline records will be reviewed by Construction Careers Academy administrators. Students who meet the criteria will be admitted to the lottery pool. Once a lottery pool has been established from the applications that meet the initial criteria, the lottery will be conducted. Selections from the qualified applications are random. At the end of each semester, grades, conduct, attendance and test scores will be reviewed and admission may be revoked if all are not satisfactory. Students included in the lottery pool but not selected in the initial lottery will remain in the pool that will be used to fill additional spots as openings occur.
Students who are not selected during their freshman year will have another opportunity as they enter into their sophomore year. These applicants will be entered into a lottery pool and students will be selected to fill potential openings based on attrition. Selected students will be enrolled in CCA to start their sophomore year.
It is important to understand that According to UIL policy, once enrolled in a magnet program, if the student leaves the magnet school to attend the school of the parents' residence or any other high school, the student is not elegible for varsity athletic competition for one calendar year. Also, students who attend NISD magnet schools will represent only their respective magnet/host campus in school extracurricular activities.


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Thanks to our custom cloud website hosting platform, we are able to offer unlimited space for the MySQL databases that you create in your web hosting account. In contrast to many Internet hosting companies which run everything on just a single server, we have a whole cluster that handles solely the databases and nothing else. As a result, not only is the overall performance better, but the cluster capacity is also inexhaustible due to the fact that we can easily add more servers anytime if needed. In this way your websites can keep growing without limitations. You can easily import or export any database irrespective of its size through the Hepsia website hosting CP and the phpMyAdmin tool, you can use to handle your databases. If you require help, you can always check our educational videos or get hold of our tech support representatives who will help you with any database-related questions within the hour.
Since our semi-dedicated server accounts employ an advanced cloud platform, we can afford to offer limitless storage space for the MySQL databases created in any such account while not compromising the quality of the service. Quite the contrary, the efficiency is improved, due to the fact that an entire cluster of servers handles solely MySQL queries and nothing else. We could keep growing the cluster storage and the processing power by putting in new web servers and hard disk drives, so you'll never be limited in terms of the size of any one of your databases. You are able to freely export or import any MySQL database via the phpMyAdmin tool inside your Hepsia Internet hosting Control Panel or you could ask our professionals to help you with this task provided you have no previous experience and you aren't sure what to do.


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There is plenty of redevelopment within the area to keep it interesting, the addition of canal side paths and gates by the New River canal being one of the more recent improvements. For those looking to escape from the urban setting, sizeable parks can be found nearby. Priory Park is renowned for being particularly attractive. The park boasts all weather tennis courts, a basketball court, a skatepark and table tennis facilities - all available to the public free of charge.
In terms of infrastructure, the M25 can be reached via the A111, which in turn is a tributary of one of London's most important veins, the A105; providing easy road access right through the centre of Palmers Green. The suburb sits on several Piccadilly line tubes, a railway station and an N20 nightbus and offers 24-hour public transport as a result.
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Caraluzzi's hoping to expand in Bethel
By Chris Bosak
Updated 3:02 pm EST, Tuesday, January 16, 2018
A rendering of Caraluzzi's proposed mixed-use building development in downtown Bethel, Conn., as drawn by Danbury-based Seventy2architects.
Photo: Contributed Image / Hearst Connecticut Media
BETHEL — Caraluzzi's is hoping to expand its current grocery store in downtown Bethel as well as construct a two-story, mixed-use building on a nearby lot, according to a letter submitted to the Bethel Planning and Zoning Commission.
The plans would require a special permit and zoning changes, according to the letter, which was filed on behalf of the family business by attorney Thomas Beecher.
"The Caraluzzis are committed to the downtown area and this project will clean up and revitalize certain properties," Beecher wrote. "A vibrant, healthy village center needs anchors and an improved Caraluzzi's Bethel Food Market is such an anchor, which will draw shoppers downtown. … Growth and improvement of existing developed properties is a necessary component of smart growth for the village center."
Transitions: Apartment complex sold in Danbury
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Dunkin Donuts to open at former Pizza Hut site
Caraluzzi's, under the entity B.F.M. Limited Partnership, seeks to construct an 18,000-square-foot building at the corner of Greenwood Avenue, Chestnut Street and Nashville Road. It would have retail on the ground level and office space and apartments on the second floor. The plan would also expand the current Caraluzzi's Food Market building by 1,630 square feet.
Renderings by Danbury-based Seventy2architects have been submitted to Bethel's Planning and Zoning Department.
"We've been working with the Caraluzzi's for the last year and a half on this proposal and I'm excited to see the enhancements that will happen on that corner," Bethel Town Planner Beth Cavagna said.
A public hearing has been scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 27, at Bethel Town Hall.
The plan would include parking, streetscape, architectural and egress improvements, including along Greenwood Avenue. "The landscaping there will be a great asset to the area — a great improvement," Cavagna said.
The project would be constructed in two phases with the new building done first, followed by the expansion of the current store. The second phase also includes the demolition and rebuilding of three homes on South Street.
Caraluzzi's has been in downtown Bethel since 1949 and at its current site at 98 Greenwood Ave. since 1959.
"The Caraluzzis desire to continue to be a fixture in the village center," Beecher wrote in the letter.
Caraluzzi's also has a wine and spirits store at 279 Greenwood Ave., as well as food markets in Newtown and Wilton. Last year it took over Fairgrounds Wine and Spirits on Sugar Hollow Road in Danbury.
The proposed project would require a zoning change from RM-O, or Residential Multi-Office, to VC, or Village Center. Beecher wrote that many surrounding properties are already VC zoned.
Beecher said the project would fit in well with the town's Plan of Conservation and Development, as well as Bethel Forward, a transit oriented development, or TOD, plan that would revitalize downtown Bethel and make it more pedestrian friendly. Caraluzzi's Food Market is located at the southeast end of the TOD area.
"This project will contribute to the goal of a strong mixed-use village center," Beecher wrote.
Bethel First Selectman Matt Knickerbocker is on board with the project and hopes the family has a "smooth approval and construction process." It will expand business opportunities and attract more shoppers, he said.
"It's such a well-run company and family, and they have been such an integral part of this community for decades," he said. "The plans they have are gorgeous and will be a great asset to the town."
cbosak@hearstmediact.com; 203-731-3338


Systematic instruction is an evidence-based method for teaching individuals with disabilities that spans more than 50 years. It incorporates the principles of applied behavior analysis and allows for educators to teach a wide range of skills, including everything from academic to functional living skills. Most importantly, systemic instruction is the process of breaking a skill down into individual components so for students and identify the appropriate teaching method or prompting strategy that allow for students to fully comprehend instruction about a new skill or learning objective.
Step 1: Define the instructional objective. It is wise to identify your objective first and then break it down in to a single step or a chain of steps to complete. You should also review students' prior learning history, preferences, or prerequisites skills that might assist in obtaining the skill.
Step 2: Choose an appropriate teaching/prompting strategy and materials. This will allow students to complete the skills or steps in the chain. If you know that a student is having difficulty with instruction in a particular lesson, as an educator, you should find a way to teach or prompt them through the process to eventually get to the instructional objective and complete the skill on their own.
Ask yourself: What instructional strategy might support me in prompting or teaching my student to complete this skill? You should also consider how you will fade out teaching prompts over time and support your student so they can become independent learners.
Step 3: Determine the data collection method. This will allow you to evaluate how well your students are doing over instructional trials and whether they are gaining independence over time. You should make sure that the evaluation method is sensitive enough to pick up on how students are progressing in becoming independent and performing the skills necessary for their success.
Step 4: Implement the instructional strategy and collect data. This step ensures that educators are implementing strategies designed for success and that, even though variations are inevitable, all individuals teaching the skill are implementing them in a similar way. It is imperative that you also determine an appropriate reinforcement strategy. So many students have a negative experience when it comes to learning. You can make learning fun by reinforcing the benefits of correct skill usage and support students along the way. After that, you should aim to fade prompts and scale back until students become independent.
Step 5: Evaluate your data. You should do this to find out whether the strategy you are using to teach a skill is effective and whether there is an increase in student comprehension or capability. If there is a positive trend, then continue to implement the same instructional strategy. If the trend is flat or variable (meaning it jumps up and down) you should reevaluate the data to determine if the instructional method will be effective in the long term.
Step 6: Refine the process and make decisions based on data. You should always take the results you are seeing in your data into consideration when determining whether you should adjust your instructional strategies. If the instructional objectives were attained, then determine the next step of your instruction. If the instructional objective was not obtained, then you must determine what you need to change, any additional materials required and if there is an inconsistency in the implementation of the instructional strategy. Occasionally, you might discover the instructional method you're using needs to be broken down into a simple steps or that you need to teach a prerequisite skill prior to teaching a learning objective.


Polly and Adam are drawn toward each other like magnets, despite each of them knowing it's a very bad idea. Polly has abandoned her family and is running away from (or perhaps towards?) something, what it is isn't exactly clear. Adam has secrets too, his boss has sent him to investigate Polly, but why, exactly? The story progresses in a search to answer questions that only seem to lead to more questions, the suspense slowly building to one inevitable outcome.
Some people are like rabbit holes, and you can fall a long, long way if you go too far.
Sunburn is spellbinding story that kept me coming back to solve the riddles of Polly's past and to see what violent ends awaited the people around her. It was clear that the book wasn't going to end well for someone, the question is who that person is and by what means. Lippman is masterful in building the plot and slowly leaking the details, by the end everything is clear and the story has a resolution, even if it's not exactly what you were hoping for. I would recommend this for lovers of a femme-fatale noir mysteries, or someone who enjoys a good suspense novel that keeps you guessing until the very last moment.


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An Interview with Godzilla: Kenpachiro Satsuma
Uncategorized by Myrtdi on February 20, 2006 2.31K views
Kenpachiro Satsuma began his career as a suitmation actor playing opposite Haruo Nakajima in Godzilla vs. The Smog Monster. He has played the King of the Monsters in seven films beginning with Godzilla 1985 until Godzilla's death in Godzilla vs. Destroyah. Along with Mr. Nakajima he was the first Japanese special guest to grace American shores during G-CON'96, and has returned three other times to attend Japanese Sci-Fi conventions including G-CONs 97 & 98. Kaiju-Fan caught up with him in Tokyo soon after his appearance at the 1999 Chiller show.
John Roberto: How did you first get the roll of Godzilla?
Kenpachiro Satsuma: I had worked under Mr. Nakano in Godzilla vs. Hedorah, Godzilla vs. Gigan and Godzilla vs. Megalon all opposite Mr. Nakajima playing Godzilla. At first I did not especially want to play giant monsters but realized that Mr. Nakajima was a monster not only inside a costume, but also outside of one! He was very proud of being a monster actor. I soon began to have respect for monster acting. When plans were made for Godzilla 1985, Mr. Nakano suggested that I would be good as Godzilla. Then in 1985 Mr. Kawakita was directing The Making of Godzilla 1985 and asked if I would put on the Godzilla costume so he could shoot some footage for the documentary. I was very arrogant at the time and said that I was too busy. Mr. Kawakita asked me to put on the costume several times afterward, but I always refused. When Godzilla vs. Biollante was announced. I initially thought that Mr. Nakano would direct the special effects for it, but then I heard that Mr. Kawakita was going to direct the special effects. I had treated Mr. Kawakita very badly, so I didn't think that he would ask me to play Godzilla, but he did. At first our relationship was not very good, [but] after we worked on Godzilla vs. Mothra our relationship began to be more like the one I had with Mr. Nakano.
JR: What was it like playing Godzilla?
KS: It was very difficult. It required a lot of patience and a lot of rehearsal to coordinate the action with the director and the people operating Godzilla's eyes, jaw and tail. One time I remember I had to wait twenty hours to do a thirty second take. The most dangerous part of my job is shooting footage of Godzilla in water. If I fell over, I could drown because I would never be able to get back up with the Godzilla costume on.
JR: In which film did you feel you did your best work?
KS: I did my best work on Godzilla vs. Destroyah, which was also very difficult as an actor, because I knew I was going to die at the end of the film. I was quite concerned with the manner in which Godzilla was going to die and I envisioned his death differently. I always thought that Godzilla should die in the ocean and was very surprised with the decision to have him die on land instead.
JR: Of all the Godzilla films which one was the hardest to work on?
KS: Godzilla 1985 was very difficult because the costume constructed was made to fit a much larger man and it weight so much. It was very difficult to move around in the costume, and I was confined in how I could play Godzilla because the Godzilla character was established long before I started playing him. The most difficult scene for me to shoot was the one in which Godzilla comes out of an erupting volcano in Godzilla vs. Mothra. Gasoline, gunpowder, and napalm were used to create the volcano effect of it erupting. Pyrotechnics were going off everywhere and I had to climb up the inside of the volcano, which was very steep.
JR: Did you ever get hurt playing Godzilla?
KS: I did experience these types of things several times in one film! I know Mr. Nakajima once said he had got burned in the shooting of one of the films. I have fallen over into the water pool due to the loss of oxygen several times and was about to die countless times! I could see the gates of Hell several times!!
JR: Why did you decide to stop playing Godzilla?
KS: The decision to stop production on the series was made because of Tri-Star's Godzilla. But before that I originally began to feel that it was time for me to retire after Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla. It was difficult for me to approach my work with enthusiasm and energy. My physical power was diminishing because of my age, and my spiritual and performance powers were diminishing because of budgetary constraints and personal problems.
JR: Why do you think the Godzilla films have lasted for so long?
KS: Though I can think of several reasons, like Godzilla's nuclear theme, for the huge popularity, I believe it is the victory of the imagination.
JR: What were your impressions of the Tri-Star film?
KS: Honestly speaking, I was very disappointed. It was not Godzilla!
Japan, Godzilla and the Atomic Bomb
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