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The Precious Seed () is a 1948 Soviet drama film directed by Iosif Kheifits and Aleksandr Zarkhi.

Plot
To prepare the thesis, the young journalist is sent to the district. Here the heroine is to independently release several issues of the newspaper, get acquainted with new people, understand their actions and in themselves.

Cast
 Galina Kozhakina
 Boris Zhukovsky
 Oleg Zhakov
 Pavel Kadochnikov
 Vasili Vanin
 Valentina Telegina
 Pyotr Aleynikov
 Rostislav Plyatt
 Pavel Olenev
 Olga Aroseva
 Sergey Filippov
 Lyudmila Shabalina
 Nikolai Dorokhin
 Vladimir Kazarinov
 Aleksandr Melnikov
 Viktor Khokhryakov
 Sergey Filippov
 Tatyana Pelttser

References

External links

1948 films
Soviet drama films
1940s Russian-language films
Films directed by Aleksandr Zarkhi
Films directed by Iosif Kheifits
1948 drama films
Lenfilm films
Soviet black-and-white films


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Dhundiraj Govind Phalke, znany jako Dadasaheb Phalke (ur. 30 kwietnia 1870 w Trymbak w Indiach, zm. 16 lutego 1944 w Nashik w Indiach) – indyjski malarz, fotograf, iluzjonista, reżyser i producent filmowy. Pionier kina. Autor Raja Harishchandra, pierwszego indyjskiego filmu pełnometrażowego, nazywany ojcem kina indyjskiego. Wyreżyserował ponad sto filmów o tematyce mitologicznej. Na jego cześć nazwano ustanowioną w 1945 roku prestiżową indyjską nagrodę filmową, nagrodę Dadasheb Phalke, wręczaną przez prezydenta Indii.

Był synem nauczyciela sanskrytu. W 1885 roku rozpoczął w Bombaju naukę w szkole artystycznej. Oprócz malarstwa, interesował się także m.in. architekturą, fotografią, litografią i garncarstwem. Po zakończeniu nauki wykonywał szereg prac, był m.in. portrecistą, asystentem iluzjonisty, scenografem teatralnym, asystentem malarza Raja Ravi Varma i właścicielem własnej formy drukarskiej. W 1910 lub 1911 obejrzał film francuskiej pionierki kina Alice Guy Życie Chrystusa, co zainspirowało go do stworzenia pierwszego pełnometrażowego filmu hinduskiego. Jego fabuła miała opowiadać o postaciach mitologicznych. Aby spełnić to marzenie, Phalke nakręcił kilka filmów krótkometrażowych i za zdobyte w ten sposób pieniądze udał się do Londynu, gdzie uczył się rzemiosła filmowego od Cecila Hepworth oraz zakupił potrzebne do stworzenia filmu materiały. Po powrocie do kraju w 1912 rozpoczął pracę nad filmem Raja Harishchandra, zajmując się nie tylko reżyserią, ale też projektowaniem kostiumów, scenografią, scenariuszem i dystrybucją. Film, którego premiera odbyła się w 1913 roku, okazał się olbrzymim sukcesem, a Phalke przystąpił do tworzenia kolejnych filmów, również o tematyce mitologicznej. W 1913 roku w jego filmie Bhasmasur Mohini wystąpiła pierwsza indyjska aktorka (wcześniej w filmach grali wyłącznie mężczyźni). Nakręcił także m.in. nieme filmy Shri Krishna Janma (1918), Kaliya Mardan (1919) i Setu Bandhan (1923) oraz jeden film dźwiękowy – Gangavataran (1937). Wraz z pojawieniem się dźwięku w kinie filmy Phalke przestały być popularne, a on sam został zapomniany. Zmarł w biedzie. Rok po jego śmierci rząd Indii ustanowił nagrodę filmową jego imienia.

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Bibliografia
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Indyjscy reżyserzy filmowi
Pionierzy kina
Urodzeni w 1870
Zmarli w 1944

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Q: update sum function from another table in vba access At vba aceess, I have 2 tables, "payment" table and "DetailToEvent" table. the 2 tables join together with EventID. at the "DetailToEvent" table I have lots of item for the same EventID. I would like to summerize all the costs for the eventID and update the payment table with the total value.I thought of some like:
    UPDATE DetailToEvent LEFT JOIN Payment ON DetailToEvent.EventID = Payment.EventID SET Payment.TotalPayment = [DetailToEvent].[TotalPrice]
WHERE (((DetailToEvent.EventID)=20));

but the problem is I can't add the sum and group by.

A: I think you can do this with one parameterized query to fit your example.
I haven't tested my logic or SQL so there's probably a tweak or two to be made
And I'm guessing you can do a join with an Update query - but better check that out too
Hopefully this is a start
UPDATE Payment
SET Payment.TotalPayment = Totals.Total
INNER JOIN
    (SELECT Payment.EventID, SUM([DetailToEvent].[TotalPrice]) AS Total
    FROM DetailToEvent
    INNER JOIN Payment
    ON DetailToEvent.EventID = Payment.EventID
    GROUP BY Payment.EventID) AS Totals
ON Payment.EventID = Totals.EventID
WHERE Payment.EventID = [What Event ID]

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DEIZISAU, GERMANY
This specification alloy plant outside the city of Stuttgart mainly converts customer waste streams and buys and sells aluminum. It produces liquid metal and RSI.
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73779 DEIZISAU, GERMANY
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EIDSVÅG, NORWAY
REAL ALLOY operates the Alumox wrought alloy recycling plant and the Reox plant for waste recycling and the treatment of salt slag. Scrap waste streams are toll converted, and the plant produces wrought alloys in the form of RSI and aluminium.
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41515 GREVENBROICH, GERMANY
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6462 RAUDSAND, NORWAY
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WESTFIELD INDUSTRIAL PARK
WAUNARLWYDD, SWANSEA, SA5 4SF, UNITED KINGDOM
T. +44 (0) 1792 871000
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Conveniently located near Munich, the Töging plant produces liquid metal, RSI, and cast ingots.
84513 TÖGING AM INN, GERMANY
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3700 PARK EAST DRIVE, SUITE 300
CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS
Founded in 1989, the Chicago Heights facility is a secondary aluminium recycler, with two rotary furnaces and two holding furnaces. It has the ability to process a wide range of aluminium scrap and dross, and produces RSI sows, deox shots and deox cones. ISO-9001
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400 E. LINCOLN HWY.
CHICAGO HEIGHTS, IL 60411
COLDWATER NORTH, MICHIGAN (SPEC ALLOYS)
Opened in 1969, the Coldwater North plant is a secondary aluminum recycler that produces a wide range of specification alloys for use in the auto industry.
Plant Capabilities:
Rotary Kiln Dryer
Molten, Ingot, & Sow available
Property: 30 Acres
Facility: 118,000 square feet
Certifications: ISO 9001 & ISO 14001
REAL ALLOY SPECIFICATION, LLC
368 WEST GARFIELD AVE.
COLDWATER SOUTH, MICHIGAN (RECYCLING)
The Coldwater, Michigan facility has two rotary furnaces, as well as a reverberatory furnace. Established in 1972, the facility's key products are molten aluminum, deox cones, and specification alloy sows. ISO-9001 & ISO 14001
Plant Capabilitites:
Recycled Secondary Ingot (RSI)
Deox cones
267 NORTH FILLMORE ROAD
ELYRIA, OHIO
Established in 1986, the Elyria facility's recycling services include shredding, briquetting and packaging. The plant employs 19 people and produces all kinds of shredded aluminum, as well as DEOX70 and DEOX95 briquettes. Exceptional quality is key to the plant's success and its quality management system is certified in accordance with ISO 9001.
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320 HURON STREET
FRIENDLY, WEST VIRGINIA
Located on the Ohio River in West Virginia, the Friendly facility provides melting with 2000# RSI casting, as well as milling. It was established in 1998 and is ISO 9001 certified.
Melting with 2000# RSI Casting
REAL ALLOY RECYCLING, LLC.
283 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD
FRIENDLY, WV 26146
Founded in 1973, the Goodyear facility (legal name: IMSAMET of Arizona) produces RSI as well as non-metallic products, such as cement additives.
Non Metallic Products - Cement Additives
LEGAL ENTITY NAME: IMSAMET OF ARIZONA
3829 SOUTH ESTRELLA PARKWAY
LOUDON, TENNESSEE
Founded in 1981, the Loudon, Tennessee plant has three rotary furnaces, and one reverberatory furnace capable of producing RSI, molten aluminum and cast ingots. ISO 9001.
Molten production
Ingot
REAL ALLOY RECYCLING, INC.
388 WILLIAMSON DRIVE
The Mississauga, Ontario plant is a secondary aluminum recycler that produces casting alloys for the Canadian auto industry.
Molten, Ingot, Sow, & Deox cones
Property: 22.7 Acres
Certifications: ISO 9001
REAL ALLOY CANADA LTD
7496 TORBRAM ROAD
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4T 1G9
MONCLOVA, MEXICO
Located 156 miles south of the Texas border, the Monclova, Coahuila plant produces casting alloys used in the central and northern Mexico auto industry. The plant can also handle lower-recovery scraps with its rotary furnace.
Turnings Centrifuge
Molten, Ingot, Sow & Deox cones
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PARQUE INDUSTRIAL FUNDIDORES
FONTERA, COAH, MEXICO C.P. 25643
PHONE +011 52 866 634 3970
MORGANTOWN, KENTUCKY
The Morgantown facility has three rotary furnaces; one holding furnace, one reverberatory furnace; a shredding operation, a salt cake processing facility, and a landfill. It is capable of producing sows, and molten metal. ISO 9001
Plant capabilities
805 GARDNER LANE
MORGANTOWN, KY 42261
The Post Falls facility specializes in rotary furnace conversion of aluminum dross and scrap into RSI. The plant comprises two production facilities, with two rotary furnaces.
16168 W PRAIRIE AVE
ROCK CREEK, OHIO
The Rock Creek facility in Ohio opened in 1956 and specializes in shredding, milling, blending and packaging. The aluminum smelting and refining plant covers 70,000 square feet and produces slag containers, flux/topping components, dross fines and granules, as well as shredded UBCs and turnings.
REAL ALLOY SPECIALTY PRODUCTS,LLC
2639 EAST WATER STREET
ROCK CREEK, OH 44084
SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA
The Sapulpa facility is comprised of one rotary furnace, one holder furnace, and a deox pyramid casting line. ISO 9001
Deox pyramid
1508 NORTH 8TH STREET, HWY 97
STEELE, ALABAMA
Site is currently idled
The Steele Facility is a secondary aluminium plant with two Reverb Furnaces. The Reverb Furnaces are capable of producing high quality metal, in multiple forms; Molten, Ingot, and two forms of Sow. The site is also capable of shipping Molten Metal in 30,000-pound crucibles, within a 300-mile radius. ISO 9001
Additional capabilities of the plant include a shredder process, with an Eddy Current, and two Wringer Centrifuges.
47 BROGDON ROAD
STEELE, AL 35987
WABASH, INDIANA (RECYCLING)
The Wabash plant specializes in processing drosses and salt cake.
WABASH RECYCLING,LLC
305 DIMENSION AVENUE
WABASH, INDIANA (SPEC ALLOYS)
The Wabash Facility is a secondary aluminium plant with five Reverb Furnaces. The Reverb Furnaces are capable of producing high quality metal, in multiple forms; Molten, Ingot, and two forms of Sow. The site is also capable of shipping Molten Metal in 30,000-pound crucibles, within a 300-mile radius.
(2) Rotary Kiln Dryers
WABASH SPECIFICATION, LLC
4525 WEST OLD 24
WABASH, INDIANA 46992
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Vereinigte Aluminium-Werke AG (VAW AG) founded 21.04.1917 in Berlin
Innwerk AG, Töging am Inn founded 27.04.1917 as a hydroelectric power plant
VIAG becomes owner of VAW AG
Innwerk integrated into VAW AG
Disassembly of Al electrolysis in Grevenbroich and Töging (sold to China)
Restructuring of Grevenbroich and Töging into secondary remelting facilities
Start of a joint venture between VAW AG and IMCO Recycling, Inc., Irving, USA, named VAW-IMCO Guss und Recycling GmbH producing secondary aluminum in Grevenbroich and Töging
Norsk Hydro acquires VAW AG without the 50% share in VAW-IMCO
IMCO Recycling (with their facility in Swansea) acquires VAW-IMCO
IMCO Recycling and Commonwealth Industries merge and later rename to the new company Aleris International, Inc.
Acquisition of plants in Eidsvåg & Raudsand
ALERIS builds a new plant in Stuttgart
In 2015 Aleris Recycling becomes Real Alloy
Aleris International sells its recycling business to Signature Group Holdings, Inc.
Signature Group is renamed REAL INDUSTRY, Inc.
Aleris Recycling is renamed REAL ALLOY
REAL INDUSTRY, Inc. acquires Beck Aluminum Alloys, including three facilities in Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin
Russell Barr, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Europe
Before joining REAL ALLOY's leadership team in 2015, Mr. Barr served as Vice President at Aleris Recycling Europe for two years. Between 2010 and 2012, Mr. Barr was Vice President of Aleris Extrusions and also spent two years as their European Director of Non-Metals Purchasing. Previously, Mr. Barr was Managing Director and joint owner of the automotive supplier Triplex Components and held various positions at both De La Rue and the BMW/Rover Group. He holds a Bachelor's degree (Honours) in Business Studies from Oxford Brookes University (UK) and an Engineering Management diploma from Warwick University's School of Manufacturing (UK). Mr. Barr serves on the Board of the UK Aluminium Federation (ALFED) and is the current Chairman of European Aluminiums Recycling Division.
Ralf Köring, Commercial Director, Europe
Mr. Köring joined REAL ALLOY in March 2015, after five years as Commercial Director of Wrought Alloys for Aleris Recycling Europe and Aleris Rolled Europe. Prior to this, Mr. Köring served as Commercial Manager of Wrought Alloys at Aleris Recycling (German Works) GmbH from late 2008 until early 2010. Mr. Köring also spent five years as Plant Manager at Aleris Recycling's Grevenbroich plant and held various roles at VAW-IMCO between 1995 and 2004, including Production Manager and Operational Engineer. He holds a Process Engineering degree from RWTH Aachen University (Germany).
Dr. Claudia Schiffer, Director Human Resources, IT & NMP, Europe
Dr. Schiffer joined REAL ALLOY in 2016 and has 20 years of HR experience, accumulated across a variety of businesses and countries. Before joining the organisation, Dr. Schiffer held various HR roles with an international remit within the Automotive, Finance and Multi-Service Provider industries. She holds an Economics diploma from the University of Cologne (Germany) and a Doctoral degree from the University of St. Gallen (Switzerland).
Christoph Will, Director Finance, Europe
Mr. Will has held the position of Director of Finance, Europe, since 2007. Mr. Will previously worked as Head of Financial Planning and Analysis at Aleris Recycling and Specification Alloys Europe. Before joining Aleris in 2004, Mr. Will worked for VAW AG and VAW Motor Group. He holds a degree in Industrial Engineering from TH Darmstadt (Germany) and has more than 25 years of experience in the Aluminium business, in various finance positions.
Uwe Wülbers, Director Technology, Operations and H&S, Europe
Mr. Wülbers has been Director of Technology & Operations at REAL ALLOY Europe since June 2015. He has many years of international management experience in the Automotive and Sub-Contractor industries with companies such as Daimler-Benz, Continental and Federal-Mogul. Mr. Wülbers' experience spans a wide variety of fields, including R&D, Engineering, Controlling and Procurement. He began his career as a Production Engineer with Mercedes-Benz AG, after studying Mechanical Engineering in Bremen (Germany).
Terrance J. Hogan, President and CEO
Terrance J. Hogan is the President and Chief Executive Officer of REAL ALLOY. He was named President in 2015 when the Company was formed, following the sale of the global recycling and specification alloy business by Aleris, and he was named Chief Executive Officer in 2018. Prior to the formation of REAL ALLOY, Mr. Hogan was with Aleris from 2005 to 2015 in various management roles, most recently serving as Senior Vice President for Recycling & Specification Alloys for North America. Before Aleris, Mr. Hogan spent over 15 years with Alumitech, Inc., where he served as President and Chief Executive Officer for the last ten of those years. Earlier in his career, Mr. Hogan was a CPA, worked in public accounting for EY and was Treasurer and CFO for a privately held distribution company. Mr. Hogan currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Aluminum Association. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Accounting from Alfred University (USA).
Chris Garisek, CFO
Mr. Garisek currently serves as Chief Financial Officer of REAL ALLOY. From September 2016 to June 2018, Mr. Garisek served as Director of Risk and FP&A and joined Aleris in 2008 as Senior Analyst of Financial Reporting. Mr. Garisek served in a number of positions before being named Director of Risk and FP&A at REAL ALLOY, upon Aleris's divestiture of its global Recycling and Specification Alloys business in February 2015. Prior to joining Aleris, Mr. Garisek worked at KPMG LLC. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Accounting from Mercyhurst University (USA).
Andy Jennings, Director of Health, Safety & Environmental
Mr. Jennings joined REAL ALLOY in 2015 and has 25 years of experience in Safety and Environmental management. Prior to REAL ALLOY, Mr. Jennings held various corporate and regional positions within the Metals, Printing, Specialty Chemical, Coating, and Petrochemicals industries. He is a certified Safety professional and holds a BSc degree in Industrial and Environmental Health Management from Ferris State University (USA).
Dr. Daniel F. Rangel, Director of Operations, Recycling & Engineering
Dr. Rangel previously served in the same role for Aleris International, Inc., from 2011, as well as holding various Manufacturing and Engineering positions after joining the company in 2006. Dr. Rangel has also worked for GE Plastics as a Manufacturing Black Belt and as Global IT Leader for Lexan Finishing. He holds a BSc degree in Chemical Engineering from the Universidad de América, Bogotá (Colombia) and MSc and PhD degrees in Chemical Engineering from the University of Tennessee (USA).
Gaylord W. Seemann, Vice President of Information/CIO
Before the formation of REAL ALLOY, Mr. Seemann was Vice President of IT and Global Recycling for Aleris International, Inc. Mr. Seemann has also held executive-level IT positions at HDT Global Inc., Eaton Corporation, and General Electric. He holds a degree in Computer Systems and Production Management from the University of Toledo (USA), an MBA degree from Ball State University (USA), and an M.A.R. degree from Liberty University (USA).
Ray Weaver, Director of Human Resources for REAL ALLOY NORTH AMERICA
Mr. Weaver joined REAL ALLOY in 2010 (under the previous owner, Aleris). Mr. Weaver took on his current role in January 2014 and has held various HR roles with Shiloh Industries and the Gerstenslager Company before joining the organization. He holds a BS degree in Business Management and Marketing from Ashland University (USA).
Cathryn D. Griffin, General Counsel, Global HSE & NA Human Resources
Ms. Griffin has served in her current role of Vice President, General Counsel since REAL ALLOY's formation in February 2015. In addition, since August 2018, Ms. Griffin has managed the global Health, Safety & Environmental Department and the North American Human Resources Department. Ms. Griffin previously held responsibility for corporate Non-Metals Purchasing from February 2015 until August 2018. Prior to joining REAL ALLOY, Ms. Griffin worked for Aleris International, Inc., from 2005 through 2015, during which time she initially served as Senior Corporate Counsel until being promoted to Vice President, Legal for the Recycling and Specification Alloys business and Non-Metals Procurement for North America. Before joining Aleris, Ms. Griffin was Vice President, Legal at KeyCorp and an Associate at Thompson Hine. She holds a Bachelor's degree from Dartmouth College (USA) and a JD degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Law (USA).
Randy L. Collins, Vice President, Commercial & Supply Chain NORTH AMERICA
Mr. Collins has served in his current role since REAL ALLOY was formed, after being sold by Aleris International, Inc., in February 2015. Prior to REAL ALLOY, Mr. Collins worked for Aleris International, Inc., from 2009 until 2015 as Vice President, Commercial for the Specification and Recycling business unit. Mr. Collins became part of the ownership team of Rock Creek Aluminum in 1994, which was eventually sold to IMCO Recycling, where he served as General Manager. Mr. Collins started his career in dross processing with Combustion Engineering in 1983. He holds a BS degree in Accounting from the University of Dayton (USA).
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« Sweet Valley Confidential | Main | "Sweet Valley Confidential" is Here! »
42. Caught in the Middle
Is love enough to keep Sandra and Manuel together?
"Are you saying that your parents–" Elizabeth stared at Sandra. "Sandy, do you mean that you want to keep your relationship with Manuel a secret because your parents would object to the fact that he's Mexican?"
– p. 43
My senior year of high school, I wrote for our school newspaper's entertainment section – I reviewed movies and restaurants. Once when trying to convey the delightful authenticity of a local Mexican restaurant, I noted that I was greeted at the door by a "jolly Mexican gentleman." Our staff advisor (think Mr. Collins, only angry and less handsome) returned it to me with one edit. The quote above was circled in red, and written next to it was a note: "borderline racist."
These words sprang to mind when reading Caught in the Middle. You see, I'm not sure there's a way to write about it without getting "borderline racist" stamped across the words. This book is about Sandra Bacon doing something her parents consider unthinkable: dating Manuel Lopez, a Mexican-American.
The book itself minces around stereotypes of Mexicans by making them all positive: the Lopez family is huge, making their "cheerful, cluttered" house full of life, unlike Sandy's boring, stuffy home. They throw big family picnics and parties, warmly welcoming Sandy into their fold, while Sandy continually puts off telling her own parents about Manuel's existence, certain they'll disapprove and hurt his immense, macho pride. And don't forget the bold, colorful Mexican heritage fiesta that the town is throwing! It's going to be a festive, upbeat blast, even if the Bacons don't like it.
So, while casting the racist Bacon parents as ignorant villains (the book refers to them as "ignorant" quite frequently), it still puts their racist opinions in print. To the Bacons, Mexicans in general are just "those people," "hot-tempered" and prone to "starting riots." Which, on second thought, sounds like kind of an abnormal stereotype. Maybe that's why the author puts aside the specifics of what the Bacons object to after the book's first chapters, leaving Mrs. Bacon to say only that "they're different from us."
Okay, you get the idea. Sandy won't tell her racist parents that she's dating a Mexican-American, and Manuel really resents being kept a secret, especially since Sandy keeps trying and failing to come clean to her folks. When she tries, hypothetically asking "what if I fell in love with a Mexican-American?" her mom is no help: "I have to say that I was thinking last night about what you asked me the other day, when you were talking about what would happen if you fell in love with a Mexican boy. I got so upset I couldn't sleep. Sandy, if that really happened, I don't know what I'd do." Yikes.
Sandy even stops Liz from writing about the new couple in "Eyes and Ears" lest her parents read the article or hear about it through the grapevine. Liz is much chagrinned, but (of course) becomes Sandy's confidant.
Here's where things get good. Manuel wants to go for a ride on Sandy's boat, which Sandy dearly loves. She wants to take him, but knows her prying parents will ask where she'll be all day. Sandy's best friend Jean is tired of being asked to cover for Sandy & Manuel. In need of a new patsy, Sandy asks Liz to come with them on the boat ride, saying that Manuel wants to get to know Liz better. Liz thinks this is weird (because it is), but agrees. Sandy then tells Manuel that Liz really wants to come along. Manuel is bummed that Liz is crashing his romantic day, but he's a nice guy, so he obliges.
Are you still with me? Perfect! See, now Sandy can tell her parents that she's going to the lake with Liz, and it'll be true! Meanwhile, Manuel thinks Sandy's told her parents the whole truth at last. And perhaps everything would have gone off without a hitch, if it weren't for one huge, jaw-dropping, life-threatening hitch.
The boat explodes.
It starts as a simple engine problem. Sandy's not worried when she can't get the boat to start back up after sitting out in the lake for a while. But then there's an explosion, and Manuel and Liz are thrown into the water. But Sandy was tinkering with the engine when it exploded, and a piece of shrapnel knocked her unconscious. She's stuck on the boat!
Manuel bravely rescues her, and swims her back to the dock, watching all the while that Liz is swimming safely. What a great guy! And surely now that he's saved their daughter's life, the Bacons will welcome Manuel with open arms!
Alas, even half-conscious and badly burned (well, on her hands), Sandra can't give up her spineless crusade of secrecy. She actually asks Manuel to disappear, telling the police that it was just herself and Liz on the boat! After he saved her friggin life! Liz is not keen on going along with this plan, but she does anyway, because Sandy is right there, pleading with her to keep up the lie. The papers and everyone at school think that Liz saved Sandy's life, and that she's a hero — only Sandy, Manuel, and the Wakefield family know the truth.
I expected this charade to end with Liz coming clean to the public, unable to lie anymore for Sandy's sake. It would have been heroic, in a way. But no. Some witnesses saw Manuel slink off at the scene of the explosion (or someone like him; after all, how many young Hispanic men could there be in a Southern California town?). The cops pick him up, accusing him of somehow causing the explosion! Manuel maintains that he is innocent, so the police are forced to bring in Sandy...and her parents.
"Of course," we naively assume, "she's got to come clean about her romance now!" But still, no. This chick has the nerve to look Manuel in the face and say, "I've never seen him before in my life." For a moment, it looks like that's that, and they're ready to lock Manuel up without a trial. But then Manuel utters, "Sandy, how could you?"
Then Sandy starts to cry. Perhaps it was a result of the traumatic realization that her actions have consequences, something she seemed to be previously unaware of. She confesses to her parents, the cops, Manuel, even to Elizabeth, who's just slipped in, that she loves Manuel and all her lying was for their love's sake. She was ashamed of her parents ignorance, and knew they'd never treat Manuel with the kindness that his family has shown her. It's a nice speech, and it almost makes up for the fact that she practically let her boyfriend go to prison for attempted murder, instead of letting the public hail him as a hero. It works. Mrs. Bacon still seems to have some reservations, but she manages to keep from screaming and pointing at the riotous Mexican while her husband thanks him for saving Sandy's life, and announces that Manuel must be a pretty good guy after all.
I am not sure why, after all of this, Manuel still loves Sandy. She seems confused by that fact as well, but it's a happy confusion, and that's really all you need to get by in Sweet Valley.
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My second week in my introduction to computing class was a cinch, literally. I was able to do all the homework and quizzes and programming last Sunday night before the week even started. In my discrete mathematics course, not such a cinch -- it was a lot of work. Lots of time intensive proofs using propositional and predicate logic, riddles, and studies in deductive reasoning -- easy, but time intensive, i.e. I spend at least 2 hours a day on readings and homework problems and only finished Friday afternoon (actually Thursday if using US timezone). I actually could have spent less time, but I was fascinated by many of the principles, as it was my first exposure to this stuff. So far so good here.
Still making progress in both C++ and Advanced Python. Also picked up another basic course in Python because it goes over making Python GUI interfaces. Cool! So far I am pleasantly pleased with the program.
On networking, I connected with my program director and made one contact through him, so far, at the faculty level who seems to be willing to walk me through doing research / independent study as a remote student. Very important for later career exploration, as well as graduate school prospects. Additionally, I made contact with an individual in industry through an ML mailing list associated with CU Boulder about an interest project working on knowledge mapping and machine learning. So far, so good during only my second week, eh?


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Yorkshire Van Breakers has been a successful family run business for over 25 years. David and Sue Walton, along with their son Luke, work tirelessly to provide you with the best quality van parts at the most competitive prices.
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HISTORY OF THE RESTORATIONS AT VILLA BORROMEO VISCONTI LITTA
The monumental complex of Villa Borromeo Visconti Litta was bought in 1971 by the Town Council of Lainate for the price of 220 million Lire (about 115,000 €). The City Council started the first restorations and, after estimating the deteriorating conditions of the Nymph and its system of water features, he took care to bring it to the attention of the Superintendence of Architectural Heritage and Environment of Milan.
With support of the Superintendence, in the early 80s, they began the work of recovery in the Nymphaeum and after a few years the bank "Cassa di Risparmio delle Province Lombarde" sponsored the restoration of the Fountain of Galatea. At the same time the city administration of Lainate began the restoration of the buildings of the 16th and 18th century and was able to complete these operations also thanks to the financial contributions of private citizens.
In 1992 the Town Council of Lainate obtained a funding (FRISL capital) by the Lombardy Region for the complete restoration of the Nymphaeum, including the hydraulic system of waterworks, the lemon house and part of the Renaissance gardens. The inauguration of the Nymphaeum and the water games took place September 14, 1996.
In 2000 they inaugurated the palace halls of the 16th and 18th century in which frescoes have been restored and put back on the vaulted ceiling.
The restoration of the last room of the Nymphaeum ended in May 2001.
Other significant restorations:
In 2006, the restoration of the sculptural group "The Rape of Proserpina"; the operation was made possible thanks to the income from the guided tours.
In September 2007 was completed the restoration of the Great Mosaic, co-funded by the "Fondazione Banca del Monte di Lombardia".
An important step of the restoration was completed in April 2008: the requalification of the historic park with the recovery of the hornbeam path: numerous trees were planted following the principles of restoration and preservation both in historical/philological and botanical terms.
The Music Hall was restored in 2012 thanks to the contribution of the Lombardy Region and the Cariplo Foundation.
In 2015 began the restoration of the Art Nouveau greenhouses, inside the historical park.
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Read along with Disney! Belle's puppy Teacup always loves to put on a show. But one day, she's enjoying performing for her forest friends so much that she forgets about her show in the village square! She'll definitely be late and let down the crowd…unless Belle's pony Petit can lend a helping hoof. Follow along with the word-for-word narration to find out if they make it in time!


Split-Dalmatia County is the central-southern Dalmatian county in Croatia. The administrative center is Split. The population of the county is 455,242. The land area is 4540 km.
Physically, the county is divided into three main parts: an elevated hinterland with numerous karst fields; a narrow coastal strip with high population density; and the islands. Parts of the Dinaric Alps, including Dinara itself, form the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina while the Kozjak, Mosor and Biokovo mountains separate the coastal strip from the hinterland.
The most important economic activity is tourism. Manufacturing and agriculture are in decline.
The county is linked to the rest of Croatia by the newly built four-lane Split-Zadar-Karlovac-Zagreb highway and the Lika railway. Split-Kaštela international airport is used mostly by tourist charter flights in the summer. There is also a smaller paved airfield on the island of Brač.
In the hinterland, the larger towns are Sinj, Imotski and Vrgorac .
Besides the largest city, Split, the towns on the coast are Trogir, Omiš and Makarska .
On the islands, the populations are smaller due to high levels of emigration, but are still mostly urban in character. The main townships are: Supetar on the island of Brač; Hvar town and Stari Grad on Hvar; and Vis town and Komiža on Vis.


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The BharatNet initiative to connect 250,000 village blocks or more than 600,000 villages, is 100% funded by the Centre and has a completion deadline of March 31, 2019.
NEW DELHI: The BharatNet initiative that aims to connect 250,000 gram panchayats (GPs), or village blocks, through optical fibre has crossed the halfway mark, while broadband services are ready in over 1.16 lakh village panchayats out of the 1.21 lakh connected with optical fibre network, the government has said.
"As on December 2, 2018, a total of 1,21,652 GPs have been connected by laying 3,01,154 kilometrew optical fibre cable (OFC). OFC laying & equipment installation has been completed at 1,16,411 GPs, which are service ready," telecom minister Manoj Sinha said in a written reply in the Lok Sabha Wednesday.
Sinha said every gram panchayat is being provided with five wi-fi access points on an average, which include two at public places and three for government institutions such as school, hospital, post offices and police station.
"For around 1.05 lakh GPs, the agencies for setting up of Wi-Fi hotspots have been selected. So far, Wi-Fi hotspots have been installed at 39,359 GPs and out of them, services are being provided at 10,775 GPs, catering to more than 11lakh subscribers with a data usage of over 50 Tera Byte per month," Sinha said.
Separately, Department of Telecommunications (DoT) additional secretary Anshu Prakash said the BharatNet project had crossed the halfway mark, adding telecom infrastructure will be available to service providers on a non-discriminatory basis. Prakash was speaking at the India-UK Future Tech Festival here.
The ambitious project, which was originally conceived by the UPA-II government in 2011 as the National Optical Fibre Network (NOFN) and renamed as Bharat-Net, is being monitored by the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) but has missed several deadlines since its launch.
Prakash's comments come soon after the DoT warned senior officials of public-owned Bharat Broadband Network Ltd. (BBNL) and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL) of stern action for failing to operationalise the BharatNet network.
In a letter to BBNL and its top executives — Sanjay Singh and Anupam Shrivastava, dated November 2, a copy of which is seen by ET – telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan said that disciplinary action would be taken against officials responsible for non-operational network in village blocks and attributed "lack of professionalism" on the part of two public sector companies which has led to poor planning and coordination between the two.
Sundararajan warned that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious project is being monitored by highest levels in the government and any failure to comply with or disregard of instructions shall invite "exemplary" disciplinary action.


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Proud progenitor of #thegreatpodcastswindle. Since 2012, Jonah Ray, Neil Mahoney and Cash Hartzell have argued, laughed, loved and gradually cut back on their drinking all while loosely discussing and playing submitted music. The three man team, often with a guest, sometimes without, are constantly pushing boundaries in the medium of "music news" Not since Rolling Stone introduced us to the New Journalism of Tom Wolfe and Hunter S. Thompson has a medium given rise to an artistic movement more clearly than podcasting and Jonah Raydio. And as an investment in the phrase "the best music is the best because it's personal" each week our heroes match a situation, a hypothetical question with their own personal favorite. Past "themes" have resulted in a fantasy novel based on Run The Jewels, a playlist of Beta Male Bachelor Party bangers and new directions for corporate entity radio stations. Jonah Raydio w/Cash feat. Neil. It's not your daddy's music podcast. It's Jonah's.
Publié le mercredi 22 juillet 2015 à 08:08 par Jonah Ray Rodrigues
Season 3 episode 1 of Jonah Raydio begins with Jonah Bayer of United Nations, and a drop in by Dave Kloc. Jonah's podcast Going Off Track is doing a live episode July 25 in Brooklyn at Union Hall. United Nations self titled album is being reissued July 10.
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Here you'll find the best in smooth jazz, r&b and neo-soul mix sets in addition to ©TheCarefree Drive, Sunday's Gospel Brunch, the syndicated show, ©The Definition Of Smooth and Hot Off The Press. Blessed with a set of baritone pipes, Reggie uses his voice as an instrument, combining his old school style of broadcasting with a soothing and silky delivery, perfectly complimenting his jazz and R&B mix sets. His interpretations of rhythms and his ear for the unique have enabled him to continually bring something new, exciting, and innovative to the world of smooth jazz. Reggie The Jazzman Mitchell, your mixologist and master of transition, will take you on a musical journey you are not soon to forget. His show, The Definition of Smooth, is heard both nationally and internationally.
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The most fun interviews in hip-hop: comedian brothers Eric and Jeff Rosenthal, better known as ItsTheReal, engage in authentic and hilarious conversation with rappers, tastemakers, and industry veterans, all from their Upper West Side apartment. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Facts, jokes, and more from the Internet's leading comedy website, Cracked.com. Every week, host Alex Schmidt brings together comedians, authors, scientists, and Cracked staffers, to celebrate the awesome truth that being alive is more interesting than people think it is. Fill your week and your brain with hilarious, mind-blowing revelations that'll make you the most interesting person in every room you're in.
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Google Sun (Office) not a threat, says MS
'Just download the software'
By Jan Libbenga 10 Oct 2005 at 14:02
The Microsoft exec in charge of Office has dismissed last week's tie-up between Sun and Google as illusion rather than substance.
"That announcement didn't have anything," Chris Capossela, corporate vice president,Information Worker Product Management Group of Microsoft, told a crowd of Dutch reporters last week.
"It had something about a toolbar and Java Runtime, and it alluded to a potential thing some time in the future. OpenOffice isn't hard to get, just go to their website and download the software."
"Of course we pay attention to what is going on elsewhere, but there was no substance to that announcement," Capossela said. "It is not that there is a distribution problem with OpenOffice. The product is right there. I didn't see anything that causes any change. Sun makes very expensive proprietary hardware, while Google offers free software for the masses. Is that a marriage made in heaven? I don't know."
Last week it became apparent that Sun and Google are not creating an anti-Microsoft alliance, at least for now. The companies have agreed only to explore opportunities to promote and enhance Sun technologies, like the Java Runtime Environment and the OpenOffice productivity suite. Google co-founder Sergey Brin last week flatly denied that there are plans for a web-based productivity suite under the name Google Office.
Microsoft has no plans for a web-based Office suite either. "We see Office as a front end to business processes," Capossela says. "There is an opportunity to take the unstructured world of MS Office, and the very structured world of ERP and CRM systems and integrate them more deeply. The best example is MS CRM, which we will release shortly as version 3.0. It is build directly into MS Outlook."
He also referred to Office Communicator, an integrated communications client, which even federates AOL, MSN and Yahoo users. "You can turn an instant message into a video conversation, rather than using a separate video application. We also integrate it with your PBX system, and with Exchange and Outlook, so that when you are in a meeting, you can go to voice mail. We do a better job now of integrating these functions."
Capossela added that Microsoft is making an effort to cut down the volume of email people are getting. "People often collaborate through email. They send each other attachments, which is a very inefficient way to work together on projects. We believe that innovations in the new Office 12 - such as Sharepoint and Groove - will ease the pain dramatically. Groove makes it easy to create team spaces, where people can work on projects."
Groove, of course, is the provider of tools for ad-hoc workgroups, which was recently taken over by Microsoft. Founder Ray Ozzie is the man behind Lotus Notes. Is Microsoft perhaps moving away from email and conceptually going back to Lotus Notes? Well, yes and no.
"The thing that Lotus Notes did not well at all was to solve inter-company problems," Capossela says. "With Notes you could easily build applications within the company, but it was extremely hard to expand that out. We now see that people are moving away from Notes, and start using Groove instead." ®
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When it comes to parenting, few things are predictable. One thing that you can be sure of, however, is that your child will grow faster than you ever imagined.
Capturing each and every moment in her development may not be feasible, but you can make a beautiful log of her growth from day to day. These tips will help you create a photo log of your child's growth so that you can celebrate the changes that each new day brings while building a treasured memento to look back on when she's an adult.
No year in your child's life will be more dramatic in terms of physical change than the first one she's alive. Taking pictures of your child each and every day of her first year will not only help you to capture all of the special days along the way, but also to see just how much she's changed in such a relatively short time. For the most visually striking photo log, it's wise to choose a simple outfit that can be easily replicated. There's no way that your 11-month-old will fit into the tiny onesie she was wearing when she came home from the hospital, but clothing continuity adds an interesting touch to your photo log. You may want to choose the same outfit in several sizes to document that first year, or a solid color that will be the theme for each day's photograph. Little ones may be easier to photograph when they're sleeping, but you'll definitely want to chronicle her developmental progression. Start with a photo of her sleeping soundly as a newborn, but allow the photo set-up to evolve in keeping with her growth. When she's able to sit up, all by herself and unsupported, you'll want to treasure that moment. It also serves as a visual representation of how quickly time changes a little one. By the end of her first year, she may even be standing up with a bit of help. Be sure you capture that moment, as well.
If you plan to continue the photo-a-day tradition beyond the first year of your child's life and keep it going as you add to your family, you'll want to make sure that you're giving each child her own moment to shine. Instead of pairing little ones up for a quick snapshot, take two individual photographs. Not only will it allow you to build a journal for each of your kids, but you'll also be able to collate individual projects with those snapshots later. Just as your children will resent being dressed in matching outfits or compared to one another, so will they resent being forced to share what is intended to be a celebration of their own growth each day.