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Q: How to get specific value from EntityType Field in Symfony 2.8 I am new in Symfony and try to creating a simple form in Symfony and try to get the value from Database through EntityType Field but I can't get the value when I dump the submitted form data it shows object of EntityType Field.
my code
public function indexAction(Request $request)
{
    // user details
    if($this->getUser()){
        $user = $this->getUser()->getId();
    } else {
        $user = '';
    }

    $classarray = array(
    'School 1' => 1,
    'School 2' => 2,
    'School 3' => 3,
    );

    // create a class booking form
    $classbooking = new Classbooking();

    $classbooking->setUserId($user);

    $form = $this->createFormBuilder($classbooking)
    ->add('school',  ChoiceType::class, array(
    'choices'  => $classarray,
    // *this line is important*
    'choices_as_values' => true,
    'label' => 'Select School',
    'mapped' => false,
    ))
    ->add('class_id', EntityType::class, array(
        // query choices from this entity
        'class' => 'RoomBundle:Classlist',

        // use the User.username property as the visible option string
        'choice_label' => 'className',
        'choice_value' => 'id',

        // used to render a select box, check boxes or radios
        // 'multiple' => true,
        // 'expanded' => true,
    ))

    ->add('book_dt', TextType::class)
    ->add('purpose', TextType::class)
    ->add('numberStudents', IntegerType::class)
    ->add('save', SubmitType::class, array('label' => 'Book Now!'))
    ->getForm();

    $form->handleRequest($request);

if ($form->isSubmitted() && $form->isValid()) {
    $classbooking = $form->getData();
    //print_r($classbooking); exit();

     $em = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager();
     $em->persist($classbooking);
     $em->flush();

    return $this->redirectToRoute('booking_success');
}

Classlist
/**
 * @var integer
 *
 * @ORM\Column(name="id", type="integer")
 * @ORM\Id
 * @ORM\GeneratedValue(strategy="AUTO")
 */
private $id;

/**
 * @var string
 *
 * @ORM\Column(name="class_name", type="string", length=255)
 */
private $className;

/**
 * @var integer
 *
 * @ORM\Column(name="school_id", type="integer")
 */
private $schoolId;

/**
 * @var string
 *
 * @ORM\Column(name="slug", type="string", length=255)
 */
private $slug;

/**
 * @var integer
 *
 * @ORM\Column(name="status", type="integer")
 */
private $status;

/**
 * @var \DateTime
 *
 * @ORM\Column(name="date_created", type="datetimetz")
 */
private $dateCreated;
public function __construct() {
    $this->dateCreated = new \DateTime('now');

}

Classbooking entity
   class Classbooking
{
    /**
     * @var integer
     *
     * @ORM\Column(name="id", type="integer")
     * @ORM\Id
     * @ORM\GeneratedValue(strategy="AUTO")
     */
    private $id;

    /**
     * @var integer
     *
     * @ORM\Column(name="class_id", type="integer")
     */
    private $classId;

    /**
     * @var integer
     *
     * @ORM\Column(name="user_id", type="integer")
     */
    private $userId;

    /**
     * @var string
     * @Assert\NotBlank()
     * @ORM\Column(name="purpose", type="string", length=255)
     */
    private $purpose;

    /**
     * @var integer
     * @Assert\NotBlank()
     * @ORM\Column(name="number_students", type="integer")
     */
    private $numberStudents;

    /**
     * @var \DateTime
     *
     * @ORM\Column(name="book_dt", type="datetimetz")
     */
    private $bookDt;

    /**
     * @var integer
     *
     * @ORM\Column(name="status", type="integer")
     */
    private $status = 1;

    /**
     * @var \DateTime
     *
     * @ORM\Column(name="date_created", type="datetimetz")
     */
    private $dateCreated;
    public function __construct() {
        $this->dateCreated = new \DateTime('now');

    }

My error

An exception occurred while executing 'INSERT INTO Classbooking (class_id, user_id, purpose, number_students, book_dt, status, date_created) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)' with params [{}, 1849039287, "aaa", 5, "2018-02-28 00:00:00", 1, "2018-02-25 08:22:02"]:
Catchable Fatal Error: Object of class AYA\Cocorico\RoomBundle\Entity\Classlist could not be converted to string

A: The problem is with this part of the form:
->add('class_id', EntityType::class, array(
    // query choices from this entity
    'class' => 'RoomBundle:Classlist',

    // use the User.username property as the visible option string
    'choice_label' => 'className',
    'choice_value' => 'id',

    // used to render a select box, check boxes or radios
    // 'multiple' => true,
    // 'expanded' => true,
))

In combination with this part of the entity:
/**
 * @var integer
 *
 * @ORM\Column(name="class_id", type="integer")
 */
private $classId;

You have a property called classId, which expects an int, where you want to have the connect class or classes.
You should change the property on the Entity to look something like this:
/**
 * @var RoomBundle\Entity\Classlist
 *
 * @ORM\ManyToOne(targetEntity="RoomBundle\Entity\Classlist")
 */
private $classList;

The relationship might be off, for example you could have a ManyToMany or OneToMany-relationship. For more details check the Doctrine documentation on assications: http://docs.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine-orm/en/latest/reference/association-mapping.html
You will also have to update your schema after this change!
Now your form matches with the column type as it will provide an entity and doctrine expects an associated entity.


How to cover up tattoo's is a great question.
There are alot of opinions on the question . There are also a lot of personal factors that will play a part in the fina decison. How to cover up tattoo's can be a complex question with many options.
The cost to put a new tattoo over an existing one is the least expensive option.In the short term. I say this because it is not easy to cover a tattoo sucessfully without lightening it first. If the tattoo is really small then this is a great option for you. If you have a really large black tattoo. Like a tribal. And you want an underwater shark, well, it just won't work.
Then you have the long term result. You probably didn't get to pick 'exactly" the tattoo you would have if you weren't covering up old ink. Regret sinks in and in three years you are thinking about removing it again. Now you have the ink from two tattoo's to remove. It will take longer to come off and cost more because of the amount of ink.
The moral to the story. Getting a tattoo simply because you hate the one you have is not a great reason. And it could lead to more out of pocket money down the line.
The initial out of pocket cost for this option will be more. But I believe the outcome far outweighs the initial cost. And I say initial cost because you will love your tattoo of choice more than a fast cover up for unwanted ink. When you ask a reputable artist how to cover up a tattoo they will tell you to lighten it first.


Ben Mears, global creative director, North Sails, explains how he wants to lead this 62-year-old sportswear brand to the next level by becoming more environmentally friendly as it expands internationally.
What is North Sails concentrating on for the future?
Our love for the sea is what we are made of and why we exist. Everything originates from it. Though, also important is how we want to do it, as our aim is to explore more, but also use less.
For this reason our f/w 2019-20 collection focuses on two main concepts: the '90s and Urban Style C2 "From Coast to City." One revamps the '90s that have a great appeal on Generation Z with its colorblocking and huge logos, as they are new for this target. The other one, our Urban Style C2 collection, brings the same protection used for sailing apparel though adapted for city life. Both souls of our offer are strongly focused on eco-friendliness.
Can you explain how exactly?
In f/w 2018-19 we offered one outer jacket made with recycled materials. In s/s 2019, 30% of the collection was made with recycled and sustainable materials as we added jackets, T-shirts, sweatshirts and bathing suits. For f/w 2019-20, 70% of the collection's outerwear volume is made with recycled materials. We are working hard to increase this percentage further.
Part of the collection are also jackets made with recycled North Sails spinnaker fabrics and jackets made with a recycled polyester fabric for the outer part and padded with a Thermore Classic padding obtained by recycling five PET bottles.
For jerseys and sweatshirts we're only using half the standard amount of dye and water as we employ a mélange yarn mixed with a colored yarn.
For our polo shirts we use a compact pique construction. This way we have created a stretch pique that requires no Lycra.
Our target is to end up offering 100% of our products produced according to eco-friendly criteria, while keeping intact our protection and functionality standards. This is possible by also keeping our prices accessible. We can achieve our goal by employing alternative fibers to cotton by using, for instance, also bamboo, hemp and viscose. Though before we reach our goal we still have to work intensely.
Where are you selling now and through how many doors?
Right now we are selling through more than 1,000 wholesale customers in Italy, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands and Australia, and through our e-commerce channel. We also operate in Italy through 18 monobrand stores–including two newly inaugurated ones in Rome and Bologna that add up to the existing ones including Milan, Genoa, Florence, Porto Cervo and Turin. We also sell through 21 franchised stores in Italy and other monobrands in Saint-Tropez (France), Barcelona (Spain) and Hamburg (Germany).


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Hesselvad stenkiste er en såkaldt stenkiste fra bronzealderen, der ligger ved Hesselvad Bro.
Da man i 1990'erne skulle bygge den nye Esbjergmotorvej mellem Kolding og Esbjerg, skulle en del gravhøje undersøges af arkæologer. Heriblandt gravhøjen Bredhøj, syd for Lejerskov, hvor den velbevarede stenkiste blev fundet.

Kisten blev målt op og efterfølgende flyttet til en placering nær Hesselvad Bro. I forbindelse med denne flytning af stenkisten holdt Bent Bechmann, tidligere borgmester af Lunderskov Kommune, en tale ved afsløringen/flytningen på dens nye beliggenhed.
Stenkisten menes at være brugt ved en begravelse midt i bronzealderen for cirka 3.400 år siden.

Stenkisten består af 10 bærende sten og fire dæksten. Da den i 1995 blev gravet ud indeholdt kisten bl.a. en bronzesav og 4 klapstolebeslag af bronze.

Se også
 Fredede fortidsminder i Kolding Kommune

Kilder

Eksterne henvisninger
 Hesselvad stenkiste  på Historisk Atlas

Nordisk bronzealder
Fredede bygninger, konstruktioner og anlæg i Kolding Kommune
Stenkister i Danmark

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High School Seniors: Three Things To Do Now!!
First, get your admissions applications in now! Nothing else – financial aid offers, housing deposits, invitations to Accepted Student Days, Orientation Days, etc. – can happen until you are accepted.
Second, get your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) filed as soon as possible after it becomes available on October 1! Nothing can happen on your financial aid – merit or financial need-based - until you have been offered admission, but if your FAFSA already has been filed, the college is in a position to offer you a financial aid award. The sooner the better, right?!
Now also is the time to look at LOCAL scholarship opportunities! Go to your high school guidance office or the main office. Get a copy of the Awards Night program from this past spring and see who gave scholarships to last year's seniors who are entering college this fall. Look for those that might fit you, then express an interest in, apply for, write an easy for, etc. It amazes us all the time how many seniors just never get around to pursuing these local scholarships for which there is MUCH less competition than on the national free scholarship websites. Once you have exhausted the local scholarship opportunities, here is a link to national free scholarship websites that we have pre-screened: http://www.indianacollegecosts.org/learn-where-the-money-is/free-scholarship-searches.
Good luck and let us know if we can help in some way!


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Das Kap Baba (türkisch Baba Burun) ist der westlichste Punkt sowohl des türkischen als auch des asiatischen Festlands. Der westlichste Punkt der Türkei überhaupt ist das auf der Insel Gökçeada gelegene Vorgebirge İnce Burun.

Es befindet sich an der westlichen Spitze von Anatolien am Ägäischen Meer. Am Kap Baba liegen der Ort und die Festung Babakale.

Die Entfernung bis zum Kap Deschnjow, das sich am östlichen Ende der Tschuktschen-Halbinsel (Nordost-Russland) und Asiens an der Beringstraße befindet, beträgt etwa 8.223 km; dies entspricht der größten West-Ost-Ausdehnung des asiatischen Kontinents. Die größte Ausdehnung innerhalb Asiens besteht zwischen Kap Deschnjow und Bab al-Mandab im Jemen mit etwa 10.858 km.

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Geographie (Provinz Çanakkale)


The Federal Trade Commission today announces a refund claim process in its case against NutriMost. NutriMost proclaims to be an unrivaled and revolutionary weight-loss system. Purchasers of the NutriMost Ultimate Fat Loss System in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area between October 1, 2012 and August 9, 2016, are eligible to apply for a refund. To facilitate this action, the Commission provides an online refund claim form.
Specifically, purchasers of the System at one of the following Pittsburgh locations are eligible: 1) Churchill/Penn Hills; 2) Greensburg; 3) Greentree/Crafton; 4) Irwin; 5) Murrysville/Delmont; 6) North Versailles; 7) Ross Park Mall; and 8) Upper St. Clair.
Analytics, LLC, the refund administrator for this matter, will process the claim forms. Consumers have until June 16, 2018 to file a claim. Moreover, to apply for a refund, consumers can visit www.ftc.gov/Nutrimost, click on "Apply for a Refund," and complete and submit the form. Consumers who prefer a paper form via mail can call 1-877-884-6069 to request one. Paper claim forms are due before the deadline.
According to the FTC's complaint, beginning in late 2012, NutriMost, LLC, NutriMost Doctors, LLC, and their owner Raymond Wisniewski deceptively market the NutriMost weight-loss system to consumers. The weight-loss system claims to use new technology that allows users to safely lose substantial amounts of weight – typically 20 to 40 pounds or more in 40 days – without following a restrictive diet.
The FTC also alleges the defendants utilize deceptive endorsements in marketing the program. Further, the fraudsters require consumers to sign a non-disparagement agreement; a gag order of sorts. Evidently, the agreement prevents them from speaking or publishing truthful, negative reviews about the system.
The court order settling the FTC's charges prohibits the defendants from making weight-loss and health claims in the future. The ruling stipulates the defendants' claims must not be misleading and shall be substantiated with competent and reliable scientific evidence. Additionally, the court ruling bars the defendants from misrepresenting that users do not need to follow a restrictive diet. It also prohibits the defendants from using deceptive endorsements. Further, it forbids them from including non-disparagement clauses, prohibiting consumers from speaking or publishing truthful, negative comments about the system. Finally, it imposes a $32 million judgment against the defendants, which is suspended upon payment of $2 million that the FTC is using to provide consumer refunds.


Grinch is a term often used to describe a person as someone who is negative and unpleasant.
Geisel both authored and illustrated his own books.
The Grinch made his first appearance in, "Redbook," a women's magazine publication. The popular magazine was responsible for introducing Geisel's 32-line illustrated poem, "The Hoobub and the Grinch." The poem was published in "Redbook's" May 1955 edition. Before long, the poem had been published as a book.
The Grinch was an unusual person, that did not appreciate Christmas the way the Whos down in Whoville did. Actually, in the story, he was the epitome of everything evil and unpleasant causing him to be shunned by society, in general. Early in life he had been ridiculed and never recovered from the negativity.
Theodor Geisel was reportedly feeling, "Grinch-ish" prior to authoring the famous poem about the Grinch.
Geisel's family couldn't deny the resemblance between the author and his "fictional" character. When the U.S. Postal Service unveiled a Dr. Seuss stamp in 2003, his step-daughter, Lark Dimond-Cates, gave a speech, saying, "I always thought the Cat … was Ted on his good days, and the Grinch was Ted on his bad days," as cited in the introduction to a collection called Horton and the Kwuggerbug and more Lost Stories (Classic Seuss).
The car Geisel drove had a vanity license plate that read, GRINCH.
The animated special "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" originally aired in December 1966. The show continued to repeatedly air annually during the Christmas season for 22 years. Unlike today, if you missed it, you had to wait until the following year to see it.
The animated creation starring the Grinch includes, is almost word for word of the entire text of the original black-and-white book. The difference was that color was added in the television airing in some of the scenes with his little dog, Max, as well as musical numbers. Geisel was also responsible for the original lyrics in the musical numbers.
Originally, the lyrics were, "Fahoo fores dahoo dores," which the Whos down in Whoville gleefully sing on Christmas morning. This despite the fact that all the presents, decorations and Christmas feast had been stolen.
The entire iconic song lyrics were all senseless words that Dr. Seuss totally made up.
As the story went, the Grinch was somewhat of a misfit because he was different. Eventually, he became bitter and avoided people in general. The Grinch took up residence atop of a cold and dreary mountain. He and his faithful dog, Max, were all each other needed… or so the Grinch thought.
So, to make a long story short, the Grinch lived in a constant state of misery. Because of this, he wanted everyone else to be miserable too. Have you ever heard the old saying, "misery loves company?" Well that saying is probably one of the truest statements ever made.
The Grinch was unhappy, and he did everything in his power to see to it that he spoiled Christmas for all of the Whos in Whoville. He carefully hatched a plan to steal their presents, their decorations and the food for their Christmas feast. Surely that would ruin the day!
The iconic song, as you probably know well, went, "You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch. … Your heart is full of unwashed socks, your soul is full of gunk, Mr. Grinch." Those words describe the familiar green monster who tried to ruin Christmas for the Whos. the much loved, animated holiday classic "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" So, the beloved Dr. Seuss, the author of so many children's books, was likening himself to the Grinch. I guess we are all human!
Boris Karloff, who had become famous for his role as Frankenstein's Monster. He also voiced the narration and the Grinch. He did not, however, perform the infamous song. Boris Karloff actually received his one and only award for his role in the story. In 1968, Karloff won a Grammy for Best Recording for Children.
Theodor Geisel attended Dartmouth College where he became editor in chief of the comedy magazine, "Jack-o-Lantern." As some college co-eds do, from time to time, he was caught drinking. To make it worse, this occurred during the time of Prohibition in America. As a result, the college administration denied him the privilege to contribute anything to the magazine. That is how Geisel became known as Dr. Seuss. He changed his pen name so as to evade detection, by the administration.
Despite Geisel's success as a children's author and illustrator, he enjoyed a very varied career.
After the war ended, Geisel continued his writing. He worked on short films including one with his wife, Helen. This film was entitled, "Design for Death," and was an anti-war film. The short film won an Academy Award in 1948 for Best Documentary.
"How the Grinch Stole Christmas" has stood the test of time and is still widely enjoyed today; not just at Christmastime, but all year long. The Grinch is probably best known today, to children, by the big screen version starring, Jim Carey, which was released in 2000.
Several audio-visual versions and audio recordings of the book have also been created. Zero Mostel narrated an LP record of the story in 1975 as well as an animated version of the book released in 1992 by Random House Home Video narrated by Walter Matthau. You can even find a version released for the iPhone as an interactive e-book! Additionally, the book was adapted into a 13-minute song and performed by the Boston Pops Orchestra, featuring bassist Reid Burton and actor Will LeBow narrating it on the Boston Pops's 2013 CD, "A Boston Pops Christmas – Live from Symphony Hall with Keith Lockhart".
The book has been translated into nine languages, including Latin as Quomodo Invidiosulus Nomine Grinchus Christi Natalem Abrogaverit: How the Grinch Stole Christmas in Latin by Jennifer Morrish Tunberg. Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers Inc. published the Latin version in October 1998.
Rumor has it that another version of the epic movie is due to be released in time for the 2018 Christmas season. Benedict Cumberbatch will be featured as the main character, the Grinch. I find it very amusing that the entire concept was the clever brainchild of a grumpy guy who did nothing more than look in the mirror one day.


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B2B Video and Social Media
Today's B2B marketers realize that the most effective way to develop a digital content strategy is by reaching out to customers on the social media platforms where they actually spend time and providing them with content they need and want. At the top of this list of most wanted and most desired content are videos, including how-to videos, informational videos, product and service videos, and story-based videos.
However, social media algorithms are constantly changing, as are search methodologies, so B2B marketers are obliged to stay abreast of such changes in order to continue the effectiveness of their programs. That being the case, it's worthwhile exploring the latest changes in video marketing by the three platforms which are most commonly used by B2B marketers – Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
New developments on Facebook
Facebook was one of the original champions of video in social media. In fact, Mark Zuckerberg famously predicted that by 2021 most of the content which appeared on his platform would be video. This was not a radical prediction, given the engagement metrics from 2016, as well as the fact that video was continually getting higher placement in Facebook's feed algorithm.
However, in that same year, it was discovered that there had been a miscalculation in the numbers relative to video viewing, and the platform was even sued by advertisers who claimed they were misled by false statistics. While video undoubtedly retains a lofty position for B2B marketers in terms of reaching their target audience, Mark Zuckerberg himself seems to now be downplaying the role of video, while focusing more on private messaging as an exchange medium for the future.
Because private messaging de-emphasizes the news feed, which is a public-facing effort, it is very possible that all those public-facing initiatives like the video will also receive less emphasis. This shouldn't be taken as a signal that video is dying – far from it. Current studies continue to point out the fact that video posts spur more exchange and interaction than any other type on the platform.
It's also true that the recent launching of Facebook Premiere will enhance the capabilities of video on the platform by enabling pre-recorded live broadcasts and interactive video polls. However, if you're paying attention to the body language and the public disclosures made by Mark Zuckerberg, it should be clear enough that his platform is slowly moving toward support for more private messaging rather than for public-facing content.
Video Analytics with Twitter
If it sounds like Facebook is slowly moving away from the video, Twitter is doing just the opposite and is fully embracing that type of content. During the past year, Twitter made a concerted effort to support live video and encourage more of it on the platform. Early in 2019, the company also posted a blog which called for the video to be the driving force behind reshaping the entire digital advertising landscape and lauded all the significant capabilities of video.
The platform cited some of its own statistics as evidence of the burgeoning influence and power of video. There were more than 1.2 billion views of video content every day on Twitter during the past year, which more than doubled the number of views from the previous year. Those tweets coupled with video received 10 times the engagement that tweets with no video received, and Promoted Tweets with accompanying videos are known to result in a savings of at least 50% on cost-per-engagement.
In the early months of this year, Twitter has made available a number of new tools which are intended to maximize video engagement. One of these helps publishers become more aware of the specific times of day that people are most likely to be engaged with video content. Given the fact that it has historically been difficult to nail down the timing of engagement and viewership on Twitter, this has proven enormously useful to advertisers.
While it remains difficult to predict when B2B marketers and members of their target audience might be online, this is at least a step in the right direction provided by the platform. From the moves, Twitter has made during the past year and early in this year, it appears obvious that the platform is deeply committed to promoting video content as a means for marketing and advertising personnel to get their message conveyed to followers.
Video on LinkedIn
Since LinkedIn is the number one social media platform for B2B lead generation, it's very important how the company handles video content. Last summer, LinkedIn made a huge commitment to video by launching its new video feature for brands. Its live streaming video service was made available early this year, emphasizing the platform's commitment to live video.
While LinkedIn Live is not yet available to everyone, since it's still in beta test mode, it's safe to say that this new feature will soon be rolled out to the masses, and will enjoy considerable usage. There are, of course, some pros and cons to the real-time video when you're involved with content marketing, but it's hard to beat the authenticity, accessibility, and engagement offered by the feature.
It is anticipated that LinkedIn's vision for the video, especially live video, is to have it used extensively for product announcements, major conferences, Q&A sessions, awards ceremonies, earnings calls, and a number of other events organized by mentors and influencers. This is ideal content for B2B audiences, which makes it highly probable that LinkedIn Live will become a very successful feature soon after it is fully rolled out to the general public.
While it is always difficult for B2B marketers to stay abreast of changes on the social media platforms they do business on, anyone who is conscientious about following specific developments is always better equipped to reach their target audiences. At present, the most significant takeaways regarding video content on social media platforms can be summarized fairly succinctly.
On Facebook, a video is still king, but the platform's commitment to private messaging bears watching for the future of video. Twitter is definitely increasing its commitment to video, especially in the wake of its serious promotion of live video last year, and it's the commitment to enhancing the advertiser's toolkit. LinkedIn is going all-in on live video and is offering a wide assortment of intriguing possibilities for B2B content in the very near future.
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John Oliver Net Worth, Bio, Wife, Children, Wiki, Age & Height
March 3, 2019Actor, Comedian, Producer, Star
Quick Facts of John Oliver
Erdington, West Midlands, England
Comedian, Producer
Kate Norley
Degree in English literature
Twitter, Instagram
Last Updated on March 5th, 2019
John William Oliver is one of the most popular English comedian known worldwide for his skits. He became widely renowned for his works in the new program "The Daily Show with John Stewart". Likewise, he won three Emmy Awards.
John is also a popular writer, producer, actor, and TV personality. However, he is well renowned for his skits as a comedian. If you aren't familiar with the name then you should know about him. We have solved all the puzzles and presented you with his biography. You might be excited to know more about his personal life and the hindrance he faced in his life.
John Oliver's Bio & Wiki
John Oliver was born on 23rd April 1977 in Erdington, West Midlands, England. His parents are Carole Oliver and Jim Oliver. His father was a school headmaster and a social worker. Likewise, his mother was a music teacher. It was because of them, he happened to become what he is now.
John completed his schooling from Christ's University, Cambridge. It is known that during his time there, he was a member of Cambridge Footlights. It is a famous theatrical club run by the students of Cambridge University. He graduated with a degree in English literature in 1998.
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Oliver, after finishing his college continued to write as well as perform standup comedy all over England. It was in 2006, his work was seen by the British comedian Ricky Gervais. After that, he was invited to audition for "The Daily Show with John Stewart" where he was selected to be the British correspondent.
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Oliver's own program called "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" has earned huge popularity and appreciation. It has also helped him win multiple Emmy awards. Likewise, because of the show's popularity, he was named in the list of 100 Most Influential People' by Time Magazine.
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Oliver is prominently active in his social media. He has 86.9 k followers on Instagram whereas his twitter account has 5.12 million followers.
How much is John Oliver's Net Worth?
John Oliver is the host of his own show "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver", where he is seen trolling a lot of idiotic people. It is no doubt that he must be having a huge income source. His salary cannot be speculated at the moment due to nothing being revealed about it.
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Here's our piece from Sunday on the Psychic Industry…https://t.co/5KkiiRnTWl
— John Oliver (@iamjohnoliver) February 26, 2019
Looking at John's net worth, there is no need to speculate his net worth as the satirist is known to have a net worth of $10 million. However, it is going to change soon due to the popularity of his show increasing. Let's hope he can astonish us!
Who is John Oliver's Wife? His Children
John Oliver, no matter how he looks, is a funny guy. There is no need to worry about him being popular among the majority. However, you might be less familiar with his wife Kate Norley. It is known that Oliver and Norley met at the 2008 Republican Convention. It is known that the duo got engaged in July 2010. Then they married a year later.
John is the father of two children. However, nothing much about his children is known. The only thing known is that he and his wife Kate welcomed their second child in 2015 and he was named Hudson.
John Oliver's Age & Height
John Oliver is currently 41 years old (as in 2019) and still focused on his career. He stands at exactly 6 feet tall. He also has the perfect body to match his height.
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Frankly, I am really getting fed up with seeing our stores full of foreign, out of season, tasteless products and thought enough is enough. Following on from the continuing success of 'A Taste of Britain' a mini series for ITV'S This Morning, I have decided to dedicate a section purely to great British suppliers.
This section is really geared up for individuals and companies who to me really bang the Great British Drum. Some I have met and worked with on my travels, others I have bought from, or known for years, but rest assured, I will only have companies or individuals in this section that I personally trust, and that are uniquely British.
Mick Jenrick Eels & Goddard's Pie & Mash Shop
This man has been looking after eels all his life. He has been supplying London's 100 pie and mash shops with eels for 40 years.
Sheppy's Cider
If I say Crimson King, Lorna Doone, King's Favourite – you might think I'm talking about racehorses, pantomime characters, or at a push 19th Century novels – no, all wrong they're apples – beautiful British apples!!!!
Dickinson & Morris
The bustling market town of Melton Mowbray, nestled in the heart of rural Leicestershire, is renowned for its distinctive, traditionally cooked Pork Pies and the area is fondly known as the pork pie.
Duerr's & Sons Ltd.
Mark & Richard Duerr have been running the family business since dad handed over the reigns some years ago. Mainly concentrating on marmalade, jam and peanut butter.
Grasmere Gingerbread
Sarah Nelson's Grasmere Gingerbread shop lies in the heart of the English Lake District National Park, just north of Lake Windermere.
Sillfield Farm
The farm is 30 acres and Peter Gott has 26 saddleback pigs (currently). He also has wild boar and sheep on site. Peter is passionate about sausage making and the quality of his produce.
Whitstable Oysters
The oyster fishery in Whitstable has been here since Roman times and has become the home of the British oyster.
Irwins Bakery
While not truly British this Irish bakery is just too good to not mention. Welcome to Irwin's and the world of Irish breads. Irwin's are Northern Ireland's largest independent bakery and supply a wide range of traditional Irish breads to supermarkets throughout the UK and Ireland. If you like bread you'll love Irwin's! In England you can find our products under the Rankin Selection name.
Trethowan's Gorwydd Caerphilly
Caerphilly is a traditional Welsh cheese. It is named after the town and county in South Wales, where it was first produced by local farmers for domestic use in order to use up surplus milk.
Oldroyd's Rhubarb
The rhubarb process has always fascinated me, my father used to grow the maincrop variety in large amounts. At home we always had large bowls of cold stewed rhubarb and custard.
Rodda's
Rodda's is renowned world wide for the production of Cornwall's most famous delicacy, clotted cream, and whether the outlet is a corner shop or an supermarket chain, Rodda's customers know they can depend on total freshness and choice every time.
Furness Fish & Game Supplies
Les Salisbury has been shrimping now for the best part of 50 years, his company is one only a handful left to shrimp the treacherous sands of Morecambe bay.
Diabetes Cookbook
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With a huge range of recipe ideas, from breakfast to outdoor eating and snacks to entertaining, and the famously difficult area of breads, scones and cakes.


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The biblical patriarchs have been held up as ideals of masculinity in Jewish and Christian communities for centuries. And yet, the biblical account of these men and their lives is sparse and cryptic. It will come as no surprise, therefore, that different religious communities have imagined the masculine strengths of these figures in very different ways. This course explores how different historical communities around the world have (re)constructed biblical masculinity and modeled their own gender ideals on these examples.


It was about a year ago when I realized, perhaps for the first time, just how prevalent deep learning was about to become.
It was at the KDD 2013 conference in Chicago, and then-Kaggle president and chief scientist Jeremy Howard was discussing how when teams using deep learning entered the company's predictive-modeling competitions, they were winning at an impressive rate. If someone can figure out a way to make these techniques mainstream, he said, it could be a game-changer.
Howard left Kaggle shortly thereafter and began really looking, he says now, for a way to apply his knowledge of machine learning to a field where he could really make a difference — possibly even change the world (he also said as much in December in reply to a question on Quora about his status).
Simultaneously, deep learning was making its way out of research labs and into the hands of a lot more people. There are companies, open source projects, and no shortage of online tutorials trying to explain how it works and actually provide simplified tools for building these models. Nearly every week, it seems, a new paper is published highlighting some new advance in the field, some around building the models themselves and others around specific applications such as sentiment analysis, language understanding or computer vision. Google, Baidu, Yahoo and Facebook went on a buying spree of deep learning talent.
And now Howard has found his calling as the founder and CEO of a company called Enlitic. He thinks that training deep learning systems on medical images and other patient records could revolutionize the way doctors diagnose and then treat complicated diseases. And although he's only been actively pursuing this vision for a few months, "it's kind of the culmination of 20 years" of seeking the ideal avenue to apply his knowledge of data analysis.
He compares the shift to that of moving from basing banner ad placement on studies or surveys about the IP address of a user to today's advanced segmentation algorithms that analyze thousands of variables. Right now, a doctor will make a diagnosis based largely on how a patient's story fits into a system the doctor understands. In a data-based approach, however, a doctor could start making diagnoses based more on patterns hidden among all their records.
The way that would work with deep learning, Howard explained, might be to take medical image, lab tests, doctors' notes and personal information, and use them all to train a deep neural network. Done in a supervised manner, where the computer is able to associate a set of records with a known diagnosis and outcome, it should be able to learn the feature most strongly associated with given diseases and then help classify any new cases accordingly.
Alternatively, one could also imagine training the system in a semi-supervised or unsupervised manner for the purpose of trying to solve some medical mystery. Medical researchers, or doctors, could feed a bunch of troubling, possibly related cases into a deep learning model and see what it learns about them. An easy example might that a certain feature of a set of tumors, hard for the human eye to see, stands out to the model, or that seemingly distinct words tend to be used in the same way.
Whatever the models might discover or predict, Howard isn't suggesting they'll do away with a doctor's judgment. Rather, artificially intelligent computers could provide strong, unbiased second opinions, or perhaps lead a doctor down a path of investigation she other wouldn't have considered.
Indeed, a lot of people are betting on data and machine learning becoming important parts of the medical field. There's IBM's health-care-focused efforts with Watson, which Howard calls "a kindred spirit," although it's focused more on learning what's in text books than in analyzing patient data. There are startups such as Lumiata analyzing medical literature to help nurses take over some diagnostic responsibilities from doctors. And then there are projects similar to what Enlitic wants to do, but often focused on specific conditions — work out of Stanford on breast cancer and out of the University of Washington on cardiovascular disease come to mind.
But Howard is confident that deep learning will be the biggest and best thing to happen to medicine, largely because it allows doctors to bring together so many different types of data across so many different illnesses and because its techniques have proven so effective. For example, although deep neural networks get smarter the more data they analyze, they're already proving remarkably accurate in diagnosing breast cancer using just a handful of images. Howard said convolutional neural networks (arguably the most popular of deep learning models) are achieving near-human level performance in competitions to detect pre-cancerous cells in breast tissue, sometimes on as few as 80 training images (other models might take thousands).
He said 80 images is a "shockingly little" amount of training data, but not entirely surprising when you consider the quality of medical images. Unlike the random pictures of objects used to train many computer vision systems, medical images don't suffer from shadows, funny angles or lack of focus. "They tend to be a lot more expressive and concise," Howard said.
Considering the dearth of quality data some researchers — especially in the cancer field — cite as being an impediment to major breakthroughs, models that can make accurate predictions based on relatively little, if need be, look even more promising.
That sounds a lot better than: 'Here! Rub Buckley's cough syrup on it, and we'll see how it looks in two weeks…' That's great! It fits hand in glove that now Doctors can operate with teeny, tiny tools! Too bad we can't shrink the patient. LOL!


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North Colonie looks at two options for building revote
By Tim O'Brien	on March 21, 2017 at 10:07 AM
North Colonie school leaders narrowed the options for a revamped building referendum to two, with the superintendent perhaps surprisingly endorsing the less expensive one. After the defeat of a $196.4 …
Proposed senior complex stirs passionate discussion
By Tim O'Brien	on March 8, 2017 at 12:06 AM
A proposal to build a 110-unit apartment building for seniors drew passionate opposition Tuesday before the Colonie Planning Board. Developer Frank Nigro wants to create a project at 45 Forts Ferry …
Frank Mauriello to be GOP candidate for town supervisor
By Tim O'Brien	on March 7, 2017 at 3:08 PM
Albany County Legislator Frank Mauriello will be the Republican candidate for town supervisor this year against incumbent Democrat Paula Mahan. Mauriello, the legislature's minority leader and a …
North Colonie boosters form group to promote building revote
As the North Colonie schools gear up for a second vote on a school renovations project, a group of parents is organizing to try to prevent a second defeat. In December, voters rejected a proposed …
Save Colonie takes survey on town's future, its own
By Tim O'Brien	on February 27, 2017 at 12:26 PM
Save Colonie, the community group that is monitoring issues of development in the town, is conducting a survey to gather residents' input on growth as well as on its own future. SAVE Colonie asks 48 …
Colonie approves joint effort with Albany on 1st Prize Center
By Tim O'Brien	on February 17, 2017 at 10:39 AM
The Town Board voted Thursday night to approve a joint oversight body to examine a plan for redeveloping the former 1st Prize Center meatpacking plant. The unusual step will create a 5-member body …
Exit survey, community comments give insight into North Colonie defeat
The results of an exit survey and community comments at a public forum are helping to guide North Colonie leaders into how to revamp a proposed building project defeated in December. The district …
Colonie to act on joint municipal effort on First Prize Center
By Tim O'Brien	on February 15, 2017 at 5:12 PM
The Town Board will hear a presentation Thursday on the proposed development of the First Prize Center, and it will then act to approve any intermunicipal agreements with the city of Albany to get the …
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William H. Harbaugh, 85, a history professor emeritus at the University of Virginia and author of well-received biographies of President Theodore Roosevelt and presidential candidate John W. Davis, died April 28 at his home in Charlottesville. He had liver failure.
Dr. Harbaugh taught at U-Va. from 1966 until 1990, retiring as Langbourne M. Williams Professor of American History.
Reviewers called his book "Power and Responsibility: The Life and Times of Theodore Roosevelt" (1961) one of the best single-volume resources about the president. Writing in the New York Times, historian Eric F. Goldman called the book a "big, lusty volume, rigorous in style, outspoken and combative in its judgments."
His book "Lawyer's Lawyer" (1973) was about Davis, one of the towering figures of his day but now all but forgotten. He was a Democratic congressman from West Virginia who became solicitor general of the United States, ambassador to the Court of St. James's and then an unsuccessful candidate for president of the United States in 1924.
Writing in the New York Times, Richard Kluger called the book "a monument of scholarship and readability."
William Henry Harbaugh was a native of Newark and a 1942 graduate of the University of Alabama. After Army service in Europe during World War II, he continued his education.
He received a master's degree in history from Columbia University in 1947 and a doctorate in history from Northwestern University in 1954. The Woodrow Wilson scholar Arthur S. Link was his dissertation adviser.
Early in his career, Dr. Harbaugh taught at the University of Connecticut, the University of Maryland, Rutgers University and Bucknell University. He was among a group of academics who signed a petition in 1966 against U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.
In retirement, he helped preserve Pine Knot, Edith and Theodore Roosevelt's rustic presidential retreat south of Charlottesville. He was a recipient of the Theodore Roosevelt Association's Distinguished Service Medal this year.
Survivors include his wife of 52 years, Virginia Talbot Harbaugh of Charlottesville; three children, Emelyn "Lyn" Harbaugh of Charlottesville, William T. Harbaugh of Eugene, Ore., and H. Richmond "Rick" Harbaugh of Bloomington, Ind.; and five grandchildren.
William Henry Harbaugh HARWILL HARBAUGH, William Henry William Henry Harbaugh, who taught for ten years at UConn during the 1940s and 1950s, died Thursday, (April 28, 2005) at his home in Virginia, at 85 years of age. His initial career plans did not include academics. After high school in Newark, he signed a contract with the St. Louis Cardinals, but to his father's relief was dropped five weeks into spring training. He then went to the University of Alabama to play baseball and study journalism. After graduation in 1942, he went to Europe with the U.S. Army. Captain of Battery "A", 62nd AAA Gun Battalion, he fought across North Africa, through Sicily, Southern France, and up into the region of Germany from which his ancestors had emigrated in the 1730s. He would tell his children that his experiences in the war convinced him that "Harbaugh, you are an ignorant man." The day after disembarking in New York he applied in person, and in uniform, for admission to the Master's history program at Columbia University. He was admitted on the spot, and he always assumed that his Captain's uniform and Croix de Guerre outweighed his undistinguished undergraduate record. A year later he was hired to teach American history to veterans at the newly established Fort Trumbull branch of the University of Connecticut, in New London. He taught there for three years, leaving to enter the Ph.D. program at Northwestern. Harbaugh returned to UConn in 1953 at Storrs, where he taught seven years and served as the faculty adviser for the Young Democrats. On leave, he was a senior fellow at the Yale Law School, then resigned from UConn and spent a year at Rutgers. He taught four years at Bucknell, and 24 years at the University of Virginia. His experiences in the war and his training as a historian fueled his active opposition to the war in Vietnam. Professor Harbaugh greatly enjoyed teaching undergraduates as well as graduates. His 1961 book Power and Responsibility was for many years the standard biography of Theodore Roosevelt. His biography of John W. Davis, Lawyer's Lawyer, was a finalist for the 1973 National Book Award and a runner-up for a Pulitzer. The Theodore Roosevelt Association awarded him their Distinguished Service Medal in 2005. His wife of 52 years, Virginia Wayne Talbot, survives him, as do a daughter and two sons, Emelyn Hartridge Harbaugh of Charlottesville, William Talbot Harbaugh of Eugene, OR. and Henry Richmond Harbaugh of Bloomington, IN. For 40 years he and his family returned to the village of Chaplin near Storrs. In July, a memorial service will be held at the Unitarian Church in Brooklyn. Details will be posted at http://harbaugh.org/WHH/.
University of Virginia professor emeritus William H. Harbaugh, an avid scholar of Theodore Roosevelt who was instrumental in the restoration of the former president's Albemarle County retreat, died Thursday. He was 85.
He is remembered by family, friends and colleagues as a thoughtful man whose deeply held liberal convictions and interest in history were forged during his service in World War II, where as a captain in the 62nd AAA Gun Battalion he helped liberate several Nazi slave-labor camps.
"I think the war got him very interested in history and what war was all about and what led to it and how it affected America," said Alex Sedgwick, a best friend and past dean of the College of Arts & Sciences.
Harbaugh applied for admission to the master's history program at Columbia University the day after he returned from the war. Despite an undistinguished undergraduate record - he attended the University of Alabama on a baseball scholarship before entering the U.S. Army - the history department chair granted him admission after he showed up in uniform with a Croix de Guerre strapped to his chest. The award recognizes bravery in the face of the enemy.
Harbaugh went on to earn his PhD at Northwestern University in 1954 and spent the next 14 years teaching at the University of Connecticut and Bucknell University before settling at UVa.
An opponent of the Vietnam War, Harbaugh participated in teach-ins across Virginia with Sedgwick.
Despite his strong convictions, Harbaugh was always careful to separate the politics from the person, friend and fellow history professor Bill Abbott said.
"He was remarkably open minded, fair minded and tolerant of all points of view," he said.
Harbaugh idolized Roosevelt because of his dedication to conservation, his trust-busting and his role in founding the Progressive, or "Bull Moose," Party after losing the Republican primary in 1912.
Harbaugh's 1961 work, "Power and Responsibility: The Life and Times of Theodore Roosevelt," won acclaim after its publication and is still in print today.
"It has been said by people who are his peers that that is the best single-volume biography of Theodore Roosevelt," said Paula Beazley, president of the Edith and Theodore Roosevelt Pine Knot Foundation. The foundation overseas Pine Knot, Roosevelt's retreat near Keene.
Harbaugh taught at UVa for more than 20 years before retiring in 1990 as a Langbourne M. Williams professor of American history.
He was especially proud earlier this year when the Theodore Roosevelt Association awarded him the Theodore Roosevelt Distinguished Service Medal, which will be posthumously presented in October, Beazley said.
He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Virginia Wayne Talbot; his three children, Emelyn Hartridge Harbaugh, William Talbot Harbaugh and Henry Richmond Harbaugh; one granddaughter; and four step-grandchildren.
A memorial will be held this fall at Pine Knot. His children have established a memorial Web site at harbaugh.org/whh.
Contact John Yellig at (434) 978-7245 or eyellig@dailyprogress.com.


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Basic law says that a legal contract comes into place when one party makes an offer which is accepted by the other. The details need to be clear enough to establish the key terms, ie who has to do what and for what. In real life it is not always clear cut when you look at all the toing and froing of correspondence between parties as to when a contract actually comes into place, and what terms and conditions should apply to it. This recent case is a good example.
Recent case
In this recent case (well, recent in the sense that it has just been heard at the Court of Appeal – not recent in the sense that the facts of the case occurred about 15 years ago…) a design consultant company (Hyder) was engaged by a specialist concrete sub-contractor (Buchan) to do work on a car park construction project. Various different draft terms and conditions for this project were circulated by Buchan. The first of these were based on a separate contract which had previously been agreed by the parties for a separate project. All these drafts included some form of clause limiting Hyder's liability for negligence. But for other reasons Hyder never agreed any of these drafts. Eventually Buchan sent Hyder a separate letter of intent instructing Hyder to begin work, and Hyder started work although it also said without going into detail that it disputed the terms and conditions mentioned in the letter of intent.
The car park was built, and found to be defective. Buchan claimed £40m damages from Hyder. Hyder denied liability, but also argued that under the contract its liability was capped at £610,515.
The High Court had to decide whether there was a binding contract, and if so whether any terms limiting Hyder's liability formed part of the contract. The court said that there was a simple binding contract, in the sense that the letter of intent was an offer which Hyder accepted by performance. But it said that none of the various terms and conditions which had been circulated formed part of the contract, because Hyder had never agreed them. So Hyder's liability under the contract was unlimited, even though all the drafts had contained some form of limit on Hyder's liability! The judge commented that this was 'the inevitable consequence of Hyder's dilatory and often uncooperative approach to the … negotiation of the terms and conditions'.
Hyder thought this was terribly unfair and so it appealed.
What did the Court of Appeal say?
The Court of Appeal sided with Hyder.
Firstly, it came to a different conclusion from the High Court as to whether all the correspondence between the parties meant that Hyder had never agreed to accept any of the terms of conditions which had been circulated. Instead, its interpretation of all the correspondence was that in accepting the letter of intent Hyder had actually accepted the very first set of Ts and Cs that had been proposed, which included a cap on liability of £610,515.
But the Court of Appeal also said that as a general principle, since each draft of the Ts and Cs had contained some form of limit on liability it would be wrong to conclude that Hyder had assumed an unlimited liability for its contractual breaches, which it would never have agreed under any final contract.
This is another example of the courts trying to find reasons for coming to what seems to be the fairer decision in the particular circumstances. But it does beg questions as to whether for example if you are going to enter into a contract you can simply say to the other side that you don't agree with their terms and conditions, and then go ahead and perform the contract, and then when things go wrong later you can cherry pick parts of those terms and conditions which were in your favour.
Obviously the safest thing to do is always to set out and agree things clearly in writing, using a good lawyer! Unless you have your own reasons for wanting things to be muddy.
Case: Arcadis Consulting (UK) Ltd (formerly Hyder Consulting (UK) Ltd) v AMEC (BCS) Ltd (formerly CV Buchan Ltd) [2018] EWCA Civ 2222 (10 October 2018)
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Star film director: I'm ashamed to be Danish
Director Thomas Vinterberg made it clear in Berlin on Wednesday that he is no fan of Denmark's reaction to the refugee crisis.
Danish director Thomas Vinterberg speaks at the press conference to present his film 'Kollektivet' screened in the competition of the 66th Berlinale Film Festival in Berlin on Wednesday. Photo: TOBIAS
Vinterberg is busy promoting his newest film 'The Commune' (Kollektivet) which is based on his own experiences growing up in a Copenhagen collective in the 1970s.
The film was shown at the Berlin Film Festival on Wednesday and the director used a press conference to weigh in to his country's response to the European refugee crisis, saying Denmark has moved far away from the society it was when he grew up.
"I wrote this [film] out of longing. There was a time when people were sharing. Those days are over and I miss that," he told reporters.
He then said that while he didn't go out of his way to make a "politically correct" film, he has strong feelings about the current atmosphere in Denmark.
"I'm very shameful to be a Dane. I'm very shameful about the political life in our country and if there's anything that can be brought from this film to inspire people to share and not humiliate other people I would be very happy," he said to applause.
See the remarks here (skip to 3:50 if you just want to hear the political comments). Story continues below.
Reaction to his comments were swift in Denmark. Readers of the right-leaning Jyllands-Posten posted nearly 500 comments on Facebook, with many pointing out that the same Denmark that Vinterberg is so ashamed of has helped to finance his films.
"Such a clown; he wouldn't be anything if he hadn't been financed by the Danes he despises. Another member of 'Upper Class Denmark' who is happy to shit in his own nest while also gladly taking taxpayer money for their projects," Jan Svendsen wrote in a comment that garnered nearly 400 likes.
Vinterberg is best known for his film 'The Celebration' (Festen), part of the Dogme 95 movement. He also directed 'The Hunt' (Jagten), a 2014 Oscar nominee, and the 2015 film adaptation of the novel 'Far From the Maddening Crowd'.
Vinterberg is not the first Danish celebrity to slam the country's refugee response. 'The Killing' star Sofie Gråbøl recently wrote a piece for The Guardian in which she said she has "a hard time recognising my country right now" and "want[s] to be proud about Denmark, but it's not easy".
Pop star Medina, meanwhile, called Integration Minister Inger Støjberg "an idiot" who has ruined Denmark's reputation while singer Mads Langer said many Danes are "sickened and embarrassed" by the country's current direction.
A trailer for Vinterberg's 'The Commune' can be seen here:
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How Danish Oscar-nominated dark booze comedy was inspired by director's tragic loss
'Another Round' (Danish title: 'Druk'), a film about a pact by four world-weary Danish schoolteachers to spend every day drunk for a loosely scientific "experiment," was always going to walk a fine line between comedy and darkness.
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Director Thomas Vinterberg talking to press in Denmark. Photo: Emil Helms/Ritzau Scanpix
Director Thomas Vinterberg wrote his script, originally a play, upon realising many of the world's great historic feats were made by people regularly intoxicated on alcohol — the very same substance that can rip lives and families apart.
But four days into shooting, Vinterberg's daughter was killed in a car crash. He somehow still finished the uniquely funny, tender and tragic film — which has earned him a rare Oscar nomination for best director.
"The movie was always meant to be life-affirming and full of love, and bare to some extent… raw," Vinterberg told AFP in an interview via Zoom.
"But the tragedy that happened in my life left all defenceless and open."
Starring as the teachers are four of Vinterberg's close friends and collaborators, including former 007 villain Mads Mikkelsen, who all spent the shoot doing "everything they could to make me laugh in these circumstances."
"There was so much love on the set — and I guess you can see that on the screen," said Vinterberg, whose movie is a favourite to take home the Oscar for best international film on Sunday.
While the film is clearly about alcohol, it is also "about living inspired, about forgetting about yourself, about being curious, and being in the moment and all that comes with drinking."
Those life-affirming elements were inspired by his daughter Ida, who was due to play Mikkelsen's daughter, and whose real-life friends play classmates who participate in a joyous teen drinking competition around a lake.
"There's an alarming bunch of people and countries who connected to this thing about drinking," joked Vinterberg.
"Yes, they drink differently in California — they put the bottle in a [paper] bag — whereas in Denmark, teenagers run around in the streets with bottles out," he said.
"But it seems that the film connects on a different level, and hopefully we succeeded in elevating this film… to a movie about something more."
Humour is not always associated with Vinterberg, co-founder of the ascetic Dogme 95 filmmaking movement with Lars Von Trier, and director of movies tackling issues such as child abuse including "The Celebration" and "The Hunt."
But Vinterberg, 51, has often defied categorization. The famous Dogme 95 "manifesto" imposing strict naturalistic limits on directors was always half serious, half tongue-in-cheek.
And while he has dabbled in Hollywood — for instance 2015's "Far From the Madding Crowd" starring Carey Mulligan, also an Oscar nominee this year — his most widely acclaimed films are often his most Danish and local.
"It seems like when I dig in my own garden, that's when people really get interested, also abroad," he said.
The universal themes of "Another Round" may partly explain how Vinterberg landed one of just five Oscar best director nods, for a non-English-language film (fellow nominee Lee Isaac Chung's "Minari" is in Korean and English).
"The pleasures of alcohol, but also the destructive side of drinking, have been around for thousands of years, in all cultures almost," said Vinterberg.
The director served his cast booze during rehearsals, and they watched Russian YouTube videos together to observe episodes of extreme inebriation.
"We needed to see these characters being in the zone," he recalled. "It wasn't like they were very drunk, actually, but there was alcohol."
On set, however, everyone was sober, Vinterberg said — "they had to act, basically, which I think they did well."
Much as the production of "Another Round" is a story of contrasts — tragedy and camaraderie, humor and philosophy — the fates of the teachers diverge when the temptation of booze takes hold to varying degrees with each of them.
But the movie itself deliberately "did not want to moralize" or "make an advertisement for alcohol," said Vinterberg.
"Very importantly, I did not want to have a message."
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The Lost and Coveted Treasures of King Solomon
September 17, 2017 September 18, 2017 admin	King Solomon
In the Hebrew Bible, the third king of Israel, Solomon, is depicted as a wise, powerful, and immensely wealthy king, who ruled between 965 BC and 925 BC. It is written that he reigned over a prosperous empire and commissioned magnificent palaces and fortresses in Jerusalem, also building the first temple to store the legendary Ark of the Covenant, a gilded case believed to hold the original Ten Commandments as handed down to Moses by God. But when his Temple was destroyed by the Babylonians in 597 and 586 BC, it is said that the Ark and his other treasures disappeared, never to be seen of again.
The Treasures of King Solomon
In historical records, Solomon is portrayed as a king with an extreme amount of wealth. For example, in the Book of Kings I (one of the two biblical books from which most of our knowledge of Solomon is derived, the other being Chronicles II), it is written that,
Now the weight of gold that came to Solomon in one year was six hundred threescore and six talents of gold, / Beside that he had of the merchantmen, and of the traffick of the spice merchants, and of all the kings of Arabia, and of the governors of the country.
Additionally, it has also been recorded that,
King Solomon made two hundred targets of beaten gold: six hundred shekels of gold went to one target. / And he made three hundred shields of beaten gold; three pound of gold went to one shield: and the king put them in the house of the forest of Lebanon. / Moreover the king made a great throne of ivory, and overlaid it with the best gold.… / And all king Solomon's drinking vessels were of gold, and all the vessels of the house of the forest of Lebanon were of pure gold; none were of silver: it was nothing accounted of in the days of Solomon…. / So King Solomon exceeded all the kings of the earth for riches and for wisdom.
The great wealth of Solomon has led many to believe that there is a great treasure hidden somewhere, awaiting its discovery. Yet, the exact contents of this 'treasure' are rather uncertain, and may range from gold and silver objects to the long coveted Ark of the Covenant.
The rich and powerful King Solomon with the Queen of Sheba, oil on canvas painting by Edward Poynter, 1890 (public domain)
The Treatise of the Vessels
In a Hebrew text called the 'Treatise of the Vessels', which was translated into English around two years ago, Solomon's 'treasure' includes the coveted Ark of the Covenant, the Tabernacle, gold musical instruments, and the vestment of the high priest.
Other possible objects from the 'Treasure of Solomon' can be found in the numerous legends surrounding this king. One such legend speaks of Solomon being in possession of a seal ring on which the name of God was engraved. With this magical ring, Solomon was able to command demons to do his bidding.
Solomon's Golden Table
Another artifact belonging to Solomon is his table, which appears in a story surrounding the Islamic conquest of Iberia. In this story, the governor of Morocco, Musa Ibn Nasyr, was in command of the invading force, and ordered Tariq Ibn Ziyad, one of his Berber vassals, to lead the vanguard. Tariq's landing place, incidentally, is what is now known as Gibraltar (this name is said to be the Spanish derivative of Jabal Tariq, meaning 'Mountain of Tariq'.) Before his overlord had even crossed the Strait of Gibraltar, Tariq had already defeated Roderick, the king of the Visigoths, and captured his capital, Toledo. It was in this city that Tariq is said to have found a golden table rumoured to have been from the Temple of Solomon, and claimed it as his war booty.
When Ibn Nasyr arrived in Toledo, he heard of the golden table, and desired it himself, so that he could present it as a gift to the Caliph in Damascus. As a result, the table was seized from Tariq. The vassal, obviously angered by Ibn Nasyr's action, broke one of the table's legs, and replaced it with an inferior one. Tariq knew that he overlord was uncultured, and would not know the difference, whilst the Caliph would notice it in an instant. This came true when Ibn Nasyr presented the table to the Caliph. When he was asked to explain, Ibn Nasyr could only reply that he found it that way. Tariq, who was also present at Damascus, then took the actual leg, as proof that the table was seized from him. Tariq was rewarded, Ibn Nasyr was punished, and the table, which was kept by the Caliph, eventually disappeared from history.
One last story pertaining a possible object in the 'Treasure of Solomon' can be found in a colourful tale called the 'Legend of Prince Ahmed Al Kamel, or the Pilgrim of Love', which can be found in Washington Irving's Tales of Alhambra, a collection of stories picked up whilst he was staying in the grand Moorish palace in Granada. Solomon is referred to a few times in this story. For instance, the prince is said to have learned the language of the birds, rumoured to have been taught to Solomon by the Queen of Sheba. Solomon is mentioned again, as the owner of a silken carpet kept in a sandalwood box in the treasury of Toledo. This carpet (said to have been brought to Toledo by the Jews who took refuge there after the fall of Jerusalem) had magical properties, and was used by the prince to fly back to Granada with his Christian princess.
'Pilgrim of Love' stained glass window at Sunnyside Memorial Gardens, Long Beach, California (thinduck42 / flickr)
The Disappearance of Solomon's Treasures
In 589 BC, the Babylonians under Nebuchadnezzar II laid siege to Jerusalem, culminating in the destruction of the city and Solomon's Temple in the summer of 587 BC. It is said that at this point in time, Solomon's treasures disappeared, never to be seen of again.
According to the Treatise of the Vessels, the treasures were hidden by a number of Levites and prophets and "hidden in various locations in the Land of Israel and in Babylonia, while others were delivered into the hands of the angels Shamshiel, Michael, Gabriel and perhaps Sariel".
Archaeologists and historians are not sure whether the Ark of the Covenant was stolen, destroyed, or hidden, and many continue to search for this long lost treasure.
Featured image: The mysterious whereabouts of the Ark of the Covenant has long captured the attention of archaeologists and treasure-seekers alike. Creative Commons
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Mike Woodson throwing out first pitch tonight for IU baseball game at Victory Field
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Mike Woodson's recruiting pitch has been right down the middle of the strike zone lately.
On Tuesday night, the 64-year-old righthander will test his throwing arm in Indianapolis.
Woodson will throw out the first pitch at Victory Field just before IU baseball takes on Butler at 6:30 p.m. Eastern in the Circle City.
After a disappointing start to the 2022 campaign, Indiana is coming off its first Big Ten series victory of the season. The Hoosiers (16-23) took two of three games from Nebraska over the weekend behind solid starting pitching from Jack Perkins and Bradley Brehmer.
At 4-8, IU is currently 10th in the Big Ten with 12 league contests remaining. Only the top eight teams make the Big Ten Tournament.
Tuesday, April 26 (6:30 p.m. Eastern)
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IU: Braydon Tucker, RHP, Sr.
BU: Cole McDaniel, LHP, Fr.
Indiana and Butler will meet for the 125th time on Tuesday at Victory Field. The Hoosiers own a 94-30 all-time edge in the series that dates back to 1896.
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The PFT crew discusses the Jaguars' lack of talent at quarterback. Will dark horse candidate Denard Robinson do enough to steal the job?
Denard Robinson is not going to play quarterback. Stop trying to force this conversation.
Gabbert is going into his 3rd year. He's on his 4th Head Coach, 3rd offensive coordinator, 3rd QB coach. And he's just 23 years old…doesn't turn 24 until October. I'd like to see what the kid can do this year with a stable environment. If he doesn't win the job over Henne, he's done in J-ville & won't get another chance for years. If he wins the job & can play at least average, the Jags offense can be decent.


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The 5 Best Low-Sugar, Grain-Free Granolas & Cereals You Can Buy
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Jessica Cording, M.S., R.D., CDN
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Stephanie Eckelkamp is a writer and editor who has been working for leading health publications for the past 10 years. She received her B.S. in journalism from Syracuse University with a minor in nutrition.
Jessica Cording, M.S., R.D., CDN, INHC is a registered dietitian, health coach, and writer with a passion for helping people streamline their wellness routine and establish a balanced relationship with food and exercise.
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Growing up, I was a bit of a cereal addict. My favorite was a combo of sugary flakes and granola clusters that was so damn addictive I couldn't stop at just one bowl. But I'd always feel a little meh afterward—bloated, sleepy, and hungry about an hour later.
Since then, I've learned that a dose of refined carbs at breakfast doesn't agree with me. Instead of something grain-based and carb-rich, I prefer a dose of good fats, fiber, and protein for more stable energy.
But while I love a good scramble or yogurt with fruit, some days I still crave that crunch of my childhood. That's why I'm so pumped about the number of high-quality, super-tasty grain-free granolas and cereals that are hitting grocery stores. Often made with a combination of nuts, seeds, coconut, and dried fruit, they're typically low in sugar and highly satiating.
Here, check out six of the tastiest grain-free, paleo-friendly granolas and cereals on the market (and when you're done, take a look at these amazing grain-free pancakes that are changing the breakfast game).
Effi Probiotic Chickpea Granola
My new personal favorite, this granola has a surprising ingredient that sets it apart from the grain-free pack—high-fiber chickpea flour, which gives it an amazing crunch (and creates nice big clusters). It also contains a dose of Bacillus coagulans probiotics to promote gut health, along with almonds, walnuts, almond butter, black sesame seeds, coconut oil, and sacha inchi powder.
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Nature's Path Grain-Free Maple Almond Granola
Delicious chunky clusters make this organic grain-free granola easy to eat by the hand and ideal for taking on long hikes. Made with pumpkin and sunflower seeds, coconut, chia seeds, almond flour, coconut flakes, sea salt, and maple syrup, it's the perfect combo of sweet and salty—while only containing 4 grams of sugar.
Available at Target and most grocery stores
GrandyOats Coconola
Love all things coconut? Toasted coconut flakes are the star of this delicious grain-free granola, which is also loaded with cashews, pecans, seeds (pumpkin, sunflower, and sesame!), and a bit of honey and maple syrup. Bonus: This (and all GrandyOats) tasty granolas are made in small batches in a solar-powered bakery.
Bob's Red Mill Paleo-Style Muesli
We love that Bob's Redmill didn't go the typical grain-free granola route. This grain-free muesli—featuring coconut flakes, sunflower seeds, cashews, and dried currants, cranberries, blueberries, and strawberries—tastes just like the real thing. Packed with so much chewy-crunchy goodness, you don't even miss the oats. Try it on plain yogurt or with some sliced bananas and almond milk.
Available online at Bob's Redmill
Wildway Grain-Free Instant Hot Cereal
Not into granola? We get it; sometimes you just need something hot and comforting on chilly mornings. This completely grain-free hot cereal gets its amazing taste and texture from a combo of ground flaxseed, walnuts, cashews, pecans, dates, and coconut flour. It's also gloriously high in fiber (10 grams, or 36 percent of your daily value!) to keep you nice and full.
Okay, okay, so only promised five, but who doesn't love a bonus? If you have nut and coconut allergies, The Forager Project's grain-free cereal is a great option. Jess Cording, R.D. is a fan of the chocolate organic grain-free O's, which are made with cassava flour, navy beans, and pea protein. They even use safflower oil in place of coconut oil. One cup of these tasty O's contains four grams of fiber and protein and only four grams of added sugar.
Stephanie Eckelkamp is a writer and editor who has been working for leading health publications for the past 10 years. She received her B.S. in journalism from Syracuse University with a minor in nutrition. In addition to contributing to mindbodygreen, she has written for Women's Health, Prevention, and Health. She is also a certified holistic health coach through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. She has a passion for natural, toxin-free living, particularly when it comes to managing issues like anxiety and chronic Lyme disease (read about how she personally overcame Lyme disease here).


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Sizing Up My World is The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures' (TMTM) ambitious initiative to provide a free museum visit to school-children or youth from family service programs in the Tucson metro area.
Now schools and families who do not have the resources to afford a trip to the museum can engage children in a stimulating and challenging museum environment that enhances learning and creativity.
Funds raised for Sizing Up My World will go towards field trip costs including transportation and admission to The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures as well as provide educational outreach programs that begin right in the classroom.
In addition to providing a unique and exciting environment for learning, teachers and parents will be pleased to know that tours and outreach activities are developed to support classroom objectives in the Arizona Common Core standards in Math, English, Language Arts and Social Studies.
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