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Q: Equivalent query in MS Access Following is the query written in ORACLE to give previous row , output given at last.
How to frame below ORACLE query in MS Access specially ROWNUM part.. Appreciate your inputs
orcl> WITH d
  2       AS (SELECT ROWNUM rn,
  3                  dname,
  4                  deptno
  5           FROM   (SELECT dname,
  6                          deptno
  7                   FROM   dept
  8                   ORDER  BY dname)),
  9       e
 10       AS (SELECT ROWNUM + 1 rn,
 11                  dname,
 12                  deptno
 13           FROM   (SELECT dname,
 14                          deptno
 15                   FROM   dept
 16                   ORDER  BY dname))
 17  SELECT rn,
 18         d.dname,
 19         d.deptno this_row,
 20         e.deptno previous_row
 21  FROM   d
 22         left outer join e USING (rn)
 23  ORDER  BY dname;

    RN DNAME            THIS_ROW      previous_ROW

     1 ACCOUNTING             10
     2 OPERATIONS             40           10
     3 RESEARCH               20           40
     4 SALES                  30           20

A: Access SQL doesn't have direct counterparts for some of those Oracle features your query uses, so you can't "translate" it to Access.  Instead you'll have to rewrite it from scratch.
You can use a DMax() expression to return the "previous" dname.
SELECT
    dname,
    deptno AS this_row,
    DMax("dname", "dept", "dname < '" & [dname] & "'")
        AS previous_dname
FROM dept;

That query returns this result set:
dname       this_row previous_dname
ACCOUNTING        10
OPERATIONS        40 ACCOUNTING
RESEARCH          20 OPERATIONS
SALES             30 RESEARCH

Then left join that result set back to the dept table, with the join based on previous_dname = dname.
SELECT
    d1.dname,
    d1.this_row,
    d2.deptno AS previous_row
FROM
    (
        SELECT
            dname,
            deptno AS this_row,
            DMax("dname", "dept", "dname < '" & [dname] & "'")
                AS previous_dname
        FROM dept
    ) AS d1
    LEFT JOIN dept AS d2
    ON d1.previous_dname = d2.dname
ORDER BY d1.dname;

I left out the rn (ROWNUM) column since it isn't needed for the join with this approach.  However, if you still need/want it for some other reason, you can derive it with a DCount() expression.
SELECT
    d1.rn
    d1.dname,
    d1.this_row,
    d2.deptno AS previous_row
FROM
    (
        SELECT
            DCount("*", "dept", "dname <= '" & [dname] & "'")
                AS rn
            dname,
            deptno AS this_row,
            DMax("dname", "dept", "dname < '" & [dname] & "'")
                AS previous_dname
        FROM dept
    ) AS d1
    LEFT JOIN dept AS d2
    ON d1.previous_dname = d2.dname
ORDER BY d1.dname;

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Please familiarize yourself with our Mechanic's Lien Law Policy.
The Mecklenburg County Construction and Permit Fee Ordinance requires that all persons, firms or corporations doing work within Mecklenburg County to post a surety or cash bond with Mecklenburg County Land Use & Environmental Services. The minimum amount of the bond to be posted will be $1,000.00 for the towns (Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville, Matthews, Mint Hill, & Pineville) and $2,000.00 for work in the city of Charlotte or $2,000.00 for the entire County. Bond Exception: A bond is not required in the connection with a permit issued to the owner-occupant of a single-family dwelling for repair, alterations, or extensions of that building or its accessory building; or for construction or erection of its accessory building when such work does not exceed $30,000.00. To apply for a surety bond use one of the following forms: Instruction for Completing Bond Form, Land Use & Construction Surety Bond Form, Land Use & Construction Cash Bond Form. Surety bonds are issued by Mecklenburg County Revenue Collection Services. The Revenue Collection Services web page contains more details pertaining bond issuance.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Raspberry.UWP.Models
{
    public class Person
    {
        public double Age { get; internal set; }
        public float Anger { get; set; }
        public float Contempt { get; set; }
        public float Disgust { get; set; }
        public float Fear { get; set; }
        public string Gender { get; internal set; }
        public float Happiness { get; set; }
        public float Neutral { get; set; }
        public float Sadness { get; set; }
        public float Surprise { get; set; }
        public string SpecialCommand { get; set; }
    }
}

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by Shrink Laureate
Isotope opened his door to find his old mentor standing there. "Wood Phase? Golly, what are you doing out this late?"
The older stallion seethed. He wore neither coat nor scarf, despite the weather. His mane was unkempt, his fetlocks mussed, his eyes wild. He stood on Isotope's doorstep amid the gathering snow as wind whipped through the dark night.
Isotope tried again. "By the Princess, old chap, what happened to you? Nopony knew where to find you."
"What happened to me? You want to know what happened to me?" Isotope nodded. "The truth! That's what happened to me."
"I… I don't understand. Look, please come out of the cold."
"I can't!" shouted his mentor. "Don't you see? I can never escape it again. And it's all your fault."
"My fault? Dear fellow, please explain. I've never harmed you in any way, have I? On the contrary, I admire you. After all, you taught me everything I know. You taught me to always search for the truth."
The older stallion barked a short, bitter laugh. "I did, didn't I? The truth…" He turned, exposing his flank in the doorway. "What do you see here? This cutie mark, what do you see?"
"I see... your cutie mark. The five elements, in a cycle of overcoming and mutual virtue. Conflict and cooperation in balance."
"That's right. Five elements. Not sixty-three."
"Oh… Oh, I see. Is that what this is—"
"My whole life!" shouted Wood Phase. "My destiny. My career. Dedicated to a lie!"
"Really, that wasn't—"
"A lie! A lie that was just exposed by you. Or will be in a few days when everypony reads that accursed paper of yours. A single dream is all it took for you to reveal the sand on which my castle stood."
"Do you want me to recant? Is that it?" asked Isotope. "My paper surely hasn't reached the publishers yet, if we run now I believe we can intercept it."
"No…" The older stallion's legs gave way and he slumped on his student's doorstep. "No, no, there's no point. Somepony else will discover the same thing eventually. And even if they never do, I would still know. I can never stand before my students with the same pride as before. Not when I'm branded with a lie."
Isotope knelt down to Wood Phase's level. "Come in and have a brandy, old chap. I'm sure we can sort this out."
Wood Phase nodded, sighed, and allowed himself to be led to a comfortable chair near the fire. Isotope poured a pair of generous brandies, levitated them over and sat down next to him. The older professor cradled his glass in both hooves, hunched over it.
"I owe it all to you," said Isotope. "You taught me to see the patterns in reality. You taught me to look at the evidence rather than my own assumptions. You taught me to look for the truth, in the face of a world that doesn't want me to. This is your triumph as much as it is mine."
"I know, I know," said Wood Phase. "And I meant every word of it. I tried to get all my students to look for the truth, even if you were always my most promising. I just… never expected it to come back and bite me on the rump like this."
Isotope's eyes drifted down to his mentor's cutie mark, a pentagon with five symbols in circles and ten arrows arranged between them in circular symmetry.
"I still remember learning about the history of the five elements. How ponies only thought of the world in terms of angry spirits or magic spells, but never thought of what objects were made of – until Quince observed the interactions of materials and deduced the elements from which all things are made."
"But it wasn't true," muttered Wood Phase. "The world isn't made of fire and air and metal. She made a mistake."
"Did she? Earth pony culture thrived in the centuries that followed. Working with the five elements allowed them to smelt new metals, harness the power of the elements, treat diseases they couldn't have before. Only the sacking of Terrina by Commander Bluewing stopped them.
"A theory may not be the whole and final description. But it doesn't need to be if it gives you power over the world. A theory should usefully describe the world in a way that allows you to make testable predictions."
Wood Phase stared down at his brandy, warm colours from the fire glinting through the cut glass. A faint smile touched his lips. "First year, third month. I didn't think you were listening. I thought you were too busy passing romantic missives to Perrivale."
"I wasn't," admitted Isotope. "But Perrivale took excellent notes. I caught up later." He glanced at the wooden stairs, flickers of firelight casing them in warm colours. "Don't tell my wife that, please? She and Perrivale are still friends. I'd hate to upset that."
"Of course not," said Wood Phase. He took a slow breath. "It doesn't change anything, though. Useful or not, the five elements theory isn't true."
"And you're certain my new periodic table is?"
"I saw the draft of your paper, Isotope. It explains everything we've seen in our experiments, even things I hadn't considered. And it predicts the existence of other elements we've yet to find."
"But I hear Professor Valance over in Fillydelphia has been working on a periodic table of elements very similar to mine, but which places Phlogiston and Celestium on the top row rather than the left column."
"He has? I didn't think the old fart had an original idea in him."
"That's actually why I rushed my paper to print, before he could preempt it. But it may yet prove to be a better description than my own. And in another century or six, who knows? Another revolution may upset all our apple carts."
"You make it sound like you don't believe in your own theory."
"As the ultimate truth, forever? No. There are things my theory doesn't yet explain, and while it's sure to be refined, no theory lasts forever. A good theory can still push the bounds of pony knowledge."
Wood Phase twisted to look down at his flank. "And you think the pony on the street will understand that distinction? Surely they'll just see a symbol of a defunct theory, marking me as belonging to the past."
"You give them too much credit. I doubt most ponies will know the difference, even in this town. And the minority that do will know you by your reputation. You've taught a lot of young stallions and mares. Many of them will remember your lessons as I do."
Wood Phase drained the last of his brandy and set it down on the low wooden table that sat before the fire. He had to nudge a cluster of apparatus out the way to do so, and frowned as he looked at it.
"What's that stuff about? Are you starting a miniature dragon hoard?"
A small square of gold leaf was suspended in an upright wooden frame. A pair of crystals sat nearby, one dark grey and one light green with a thin hole drilled through the middle. A movable frame contained what looked like a canvas.
"Oh, something one of my own students has been working on. The hematite gives off magical radiation when stimulated, which she focused onto the foil then used the fluorescent screen to see how it's scattered."
"Fairly predictable, I'd have thought. It'll blur out a little because of the magical charge."
"That's what we both expected. Turns out, though, some of it gets reflected back."
Wood Phase's frown deepened. "That's odd. I wonder why. Mistake in the experiment?"
"It could be. You have to minimise your magic around it, the screen picks up everything. She did it a bunch of times though, so she's fairly sure it's real. I don't suppose you have any thoughts why it would do that? Because I'm stumped, really."
Wood Phase scrunched up his greying muzzle. "Well, I suppose I have one idea. It's a bit unconventional, though…"

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text:
Q: C++ encryption and decryption void encrypt_chars(int length)
{
    char temp_char;

    for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
    {
        temp_char = OChars[i];

        __asm {
            push   eax
            push   ecx

            movzx  ecx, temp_char
            call   encrypt_nn
            mov    temp_char, al

            pop    ecx
            pop    eax
        }
        EChars[i] = temp_char;
    }
    return;

    __asm {

    encrypt_nn:
        mov eax, ecx
            inc eax
            ret
    }

The encryption part is fine, but I thought I would copy and paste the code to the decryption and instead of incrementing I would decrement the values, so that it would go back and decrypt the data

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----------------- DECRYPTION ROUTINES -------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
void decrypt_chars(int length)
{
    char temp_char;

    for (int i = 0; i < length; i--)
    {
        temp_char = OChars[i];

        __asm {
            push   eax
            push   ecx

            movzx  ecx, temp_char
            call   encrypt_nn
            mov    temp_char, al

            pop    ecx
            pop    eax
        }
        EChars[i] = temp_char;
    }
    return;
}

A: Answer:
In order to do the opposite of your encryption operation, you should replace the call to encrypt_nn with a new routine that decrements instead of increments:
 __asm {

    decrypt_nn:
        mov eax, ecx
            dec eax
            ret
    }

Comment:
You have changed the loop statement from
for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)

to
for (int i = 0; i < length; i--)

In the first case, loop will iterate through all values between 0 and length-1. This means you will iterate through your arrays of chars (assuming length is its size).
In the second case, you will get unpredictable behavior, since you are testing for i < length but doing i-- in each loop iteration.
See more information here.


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In those who received emergency treatment, men over 55 were twice as likely as women to get snow shoveling related heart symptoms.16 The same study found healthy young men shoveling snow increased their heart rate and blood pressure more than when they exercised on a treadmill.17 Combined with cold air triggering arterial constriction and increased workload, this may just be the perfect storm.
Snow shoveling is particularly strenuous on the cardiovascular system as it uses upper body work, which is more taxing than leg work. Also, many hold their breath while lifting, placing an additional strain on the heart.
Barry Franklin,18 director of cardiac rehabilitation at Wayne State University and an expert in the hazardous effects of snow removal, advises those over 55 not to shovel snow and believes those at greatest risk have been habitually sedentary with no known or suspected coronary artery disease.
Yet another stress on your heart is triggered by dehydration as a result of cold diuresis.21 As blood is shunted from your skin to your organs, it increases the volume in your body's core.
As the temperature dips below freezing any water will turn to ice, increasing your risk of falling. Under icy conditions, normal footwear may not be enough. Overshoes or boots with an aggressive sole pattern help to reduce slipping and falling.
Cold weather also increases your risk of frostnip and frostbite.23 Frostnip happens as an area becomes so cold that blood flow slows and the skin becomes unnaturally pale. It happens first to your nose, ears, cheeks, fingers or toes. This can lead to frostbite where ice crystals form inside the body's cells, killing them in the process.
When your body's core temperature falls (hypothermia) it can result in slowed reaction times and impaired judgment. You'll have plenty of warning of hypothermia as you'll be shivering, will have reduced dexterity and will be miserably cold.
Dress in three or more layers — Avoid heavy cotton material as it absorbs sweat and traps wetness, increasing your risk of hypothermia. Add a second layer of wool or fleece for insulation and an outer layer of lightweight, water-repellent, wind-resistant material. Lightly colored or reflective clothing at night helps ensure you are visible to drivers.
Cover your head and extremities — You lose 50 percent of your body heat from an uncovered head. Layering thin gloves with heavier mittens helps if you need to remove a layer without exposing your bare skin to the frigid air. Cover your face with a mask or scarf when the temperature is below freezing, which may help warm the air before entering your lungs.
Wear proper footwear — Sturdy shoes or overshoes with an aggressive grip help prevent slips and falls on the ice and snow.
Stay hydrated — Drink enough fluids to keep your urine a light straw color. Proper hydration is as important during cold weather as hot weather. Drink before and after being outside, even if you don't feel thirsty.
Stay dry — Dressing too warmly when shoveling snow or exercising in the cold weather is a common mistake. Exercise generates body heat. Once sweat begins to accumulate it may freeze and contribute to lowering your body temperature. Remaining dry is equally important as being warm, so using a wicking layer closest to the skin helps reduce the impact.
When you leave, tell someone what route you're taking if you're exercising, and when to expect your return, just in case something goes wrong. If you slip and fall in the winter, hypothermia can be deadly if no one knows to look for you.
Keep in mind wind chill may make exercising riskier, even if you dress warmly. As a general suggestion, I recommend taking a break from outdoor activities if the temperature dips below zero degrees Fahrenheit (-17.8 C), or if the wind chill factor is high.


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Cincinnati running back Jerome Ford (24) points skyward after scoring a touchdown during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Temple, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
The Cincinnati student section reacts during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Temple, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Temple running back Edward Saydee, left, makes a catch and breaks a tackle by Cincinnati linebacker Darrian Beavers during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Cincinnati quarterback Desmond Ridder (9) throws a pass during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Temple, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Cincinnati wide receiver Tyler Scott, left, attempts a catch against Temple cornerback Cameron Ruiz during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Temple quarterback D'Wan Mathis, left, scrambles with the ball as he looks to pass during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Cincinnati, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Temple quarterback D'Wan Mathis, left, is sacked by Cincinnati linebacker Joel Dublanko during the second half of an NCAA college football game, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Cincinnati tight end Josh Whyle, left, is upended by Temple safety M.J. Griffin (28) after making a catch during the second half of an NCAA college football game, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Cincinnati running back Ethan Wright (4) carries the ball for a touchdown during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Temple, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Cincinnati running back Charles McClelland, center, carries the ball for a touchdown during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Temple, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Cincinnati wide receiver Tyler Scott (21) carries the ball for a touchdown during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Temple, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Cincinnati quarterback Desmond Ridder yells to teammates prior to a play at the line of scrimmage during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Temple, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. Cincinnati won 52-3. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Cincinnati quarterback Desmond Ridder prepares to take the field prior to an NCAA college football game against Temple, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Cincinnati wide receiver Alec Pierce, center, makes a catch against Temple cornerback Cameron Ruiz, right, and linebacker Jordan Magee, left, during the second half of an NCAA college football game, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Cincinnati quarterback Desmond Ridder, left, hands off the ball to running back Jerome Ford during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Temple, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
Cincinnati head coach Luke Fickell prepares to take the field prior to an NCAA college football game against Temple, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)


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A week or so ago I took a Press Trip to Washington County, Oregon. On day 1 we stopped in at 1910 Main – An American Bistro for lunch. They feature updated classic American cuisine that uses local ingredients. This right here…..this is the hand dipped, beer battered meatloaf with mashed Yukon potatoes, seasonal vegetable (green beans in this case), fried onions and beef reduction. I say I like a lot of things, but really, look at this thing. As awesome as it looks it tasted twice as good.
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William P. Beckman House
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Confederate veteran William Peter Beckman, who had been stationed in McClellanville during the Civil War, remained in the fishing village after the war's end and opened a store on the lot beneath the beloved Deerhead Oak in 1867. As more people moved to villages from rural plantations after emancipation, merchants such as Beckman found great success. Beckman's store was the first in McClellanville. Around 1868 he built this stately two-and-a-half story house and relocated his business to the ground floor. The store continued to prosper in its new location on Pinckney Street, the town's main road. Legend holds that the Greek Revival home had secret holes in the upstairs floor so that Beckman could monitor business transactions below.
Education was important to Beckman, who built a schoolhouse in 1875 near his home for his many children. The small school building housed a classroom downstairs and living quarters for a teacher upstairs. The Beckmans continued adding to their family over the years, necessitating a new home. Local stories state that Beckman built another grand house in 1886, also on Pinckney Street. Other records claim the house was built in 1901 for William Beckman's son, Ludwig Armstrong Beckman, who indeed lived in the house. Both Beckman residences are still extant, and the park in which the Deerhead Oak stands remains in the Beckman family.
The William P. Beckman House is listed in the National Register as part of the McClellanville Historic District:
The McClellanville Historic District contains a collection of approximately 105 residential, commercial, religious and educational properties dating from ca. 1860 to ca. 1935. This collection is architecturally significant as an illustration of the founding of a pineland resort village and its development into a small but stable year-round commercial fishing village. McClellanville begin in the late 1850s as a summer retreat for St. James Santee and Georgetown planters. The prevailing vernacular forms, especially the central hall farmhouse, predominated in early McClellanville architecture, although the more fashionable architectural styles began to receive attention and can be seen throughout the town: Carpenter Gothic, Queen Anne, and Italianate with a rare Colonial Revival example. The commercial strip developed in the early 20th century and are of frame construction built directly on the road. The historic district is visually unified by the nearly ubiquitous wooden frame construction, by the consistent scale of the house, lots, and their relation to the banks of the creek, by the tremendous live oak trees that permeate the town, and by the relative absence of contemporary commercial intrusions.
Plan Your Trip: William P. Beckman House
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Address: 916 Pinckney Street, McClellanville, SC 29458
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Wonderful to see! My great-grandparents lived there, George and Minnie Beckman. As a child in the 1960s we spent many happy hours in McClellanville on vacation seeing our great-grandmother. Later on after she passed away, the house came into the possession of my great-uncle Dan Beckman and his wife Ouida. Before they died it was always my intention to ask her to leave the house to me. I thought that much of it and my Beckman heritage. Unfortunately I lost touch of her and learned that she had passed away five years after I thought of dreaming of owning that house. I have no idea who she may have left it too. But I suspect it may have been one of my grandfather's sister's grandchildren who was a lawyer. I do not remember his name, but I do remember playing with him as a child and exploring the vast house. I would love to know if anyone's living there today and who owns it.


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Does she make jewelry from them?
which she then sells at Saturday Market?
the pixie version of osteoporosis?
to use on casino night at the enchanted meadow.
they are not equipped to understand.
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Steven Kinney (Norcross, 28 oktober 1987) is een Amerikaans voetballer.

Clubcarrière
Kinney werd in de MLS SuperDraft 2010 als vijfenveertigste geselecteerd door Chicago Fire. Hij werd daarmee de eerste speler afkomstig van Elon University die een contract bij een MLS team in de wacht sleepte. Hij kreeg zijn eerste basisplaats op 8 juli 2010 tegen Real Salt Lake en scoorde in die wedstrijd ook direct zijn eerste doelpunt. Aan het einde van het seizoen in 2014 besloot Chicago het contract van Kinney niet te verlengen.

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Tila Tequila: "Hitler Was A Good Man", History Lies
Take what you will from Tila Tequila – a former car model, MySpace celebrity, and reality TV show host. She's made a video and blog post exposing the Illuminati, the secret organization that (supposedly) controls the world. Both Larry King and Alex Jones denied her an interview; Facebook has suspended her account; and she's not on Twitter anymore. Is it because she's really crazy and irrelevant or she actually knows something?
Tequila said she's been an "insider for ten years now" and that she knows exactly when "the others" have made their mark on her website – usually through forms of slandering, a sort of detraction from her arguments.
On December 7th, Tequila posted on her website Part 1 of a series about how Adolf Hitler has been explicitly reported as a monster all this time; the infamous dictator has been painted up falsely by history.
The first sentence of Tequila's blog post reads that:
"As the story goes the victor is the one who gets to write how history is played out, and seeing how Hitler lost the war you should at least know that what has been told to us by the media has not been truthful"
For a short summarized version, she makes these points:
She does not hate the Jews, just those who rewrote history for their own evil agenda:
"I am not going to sit here and say that I hate Jewish people because that is not the case nor is this about Jews. It is about Hitler and his side of the story that was never told since he was not the victor."
That war ultimately solves nothing, no matter which side uses it:
"People DIE in wars that is why I am against wars. They solve nothing!"
That everybody has suffered the hardship of war, not just Jews:
"I understand the Jewish people went through some shit too, but hey guess what?? SO DID THE MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE WHO SUFFERED IN EVERY SINGLE WAR THST TOOK PLACE! You were NOT the only ones!"
The reason why a majority of people hate Hitler is because the media told them to:
"It brought me to tears because I used to think all of those horrible things about him until I learned the truth about the war and what Hitler truly did and he was not a bad person as they have painted him out to be. Not even close!!! I cry because my heart feels ….. broken."
Hitler offered a peace treaty to Franklin D. Roosevelt, but he refused:
"Adolf Hitler actually OFFERED A PEACE TREATY TO END THE WAR BUT THE US PRESIDENT AT THAT TIME FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT REFUSED HITLER'S PEACE OFFER??? YES IT IS TRUE! Are you actually surprised considering the United States of America has grasped at the chance at EVERY WAR POSSIBLE???"
Hitler never wanted a worldwide genocide:
"All he wanted was to be able to feed his people from the depression, defend his country from being attacked unfairly, and they claimed the war and harassed him and his people first…. I bet you didn't know about THAT now did you?"
What are your thoughts? Tila has also posted rare videos of Hitler's "inspiring speeches" that show his "true colors as a man of compassion."
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A tapestry of intrigue, wit, drama and dare that enthralls the reader from start to finish.
Reviewed By Piaras O Cionnaoith for Emerald Book Reviews
We all like to read them at some stage, and many of us are so influenced by a good story that we adopt life changes to match. True stories and biographies are obviously the most inspirational, but there are also fictional stories that can be just as inspiring. And for me THE BLACK FOX OF BECKHAM is such a story.
Fox hunting is a traditional and royal hunting sport, popularized all over the world by the British. Hunting dogs or foxhounds are trained to chase and attack foxes from their hiding places, and these are followed by hunters on the horses.
The nature of fox hunting has strong associations with tradition and social class, and its practice for sport has made it a source of great controversy. There are those who have a moral objection to hunting and who are fundamentally opposed to the idea of people gaining pleasure from what they regard as the causing of unnecessary suffering.
BLACK FOX OF BECKHAM is an emotional, spiritual and poignant tale with intriguing twists and turns that will easily captivate the reader's attention from the beginning. The author paints a dramatic and riveting tale of the fox hunt in a very vivid and convincing way. In addition, the characters are drawn with great credibility and conviction. It's a fast-paced novel that will keep you engaged from the first page to the last. It's a story of 'winning at any cost, superstition, prejudice and being different and the magic of friendship.'
The story had every element a good story should have. An intriguing plot, attention to detail, but best of all fleshed out, well-written and well-rounded character development. There's an abundance of well-illustrated scenes that make you feel like you are right there in the story, and that's something I really look for in a good book. It's one of those stories that come along once in a while that makes you want to read it non-stop until you get to the end. I'm giving nothing further away here. And this, I hope, will only add to the mystery and enjoyment for the reader!
This is a tapestry of intrigue, wit, drama and dare that enthralls the reader from start to finish. A highly recommended read and a well deserved five stars from me.
-Reviewed by Caitlin Gemmell, Caitlin Gemmell Reviews
This was a fast-paced, charming book with just a hint of magic.
"The Black Fox of Beckham" was enchanting. It is a contemporary YA book set in the English countryside sometime before the ban on fox hunting came into effect. The main characters are each a bit different: an autistic teenage girl (Fi), a Gypsy woman (Silviana), and a black fox (Arabella).
When Arabella loses her parents, she narrowly escapes death too. A mysterious badger rescues her, prompting her to set out on a quest to end the cruel "sport" of fox hunting. As she journeys across the countryside, she is seen by a hunting party. This sighting provides them with the perfect plan for generating interest in this controversial sport. A storytelling contest is just one idea for getting support from the villagers of Beckham.
As Arabella continues her travels, she befriends a recently widowed Gypsy woman who has the power to communicate with her. Soon Fi stumbles upon Silviana's camp and is uncharacteristically comfortable around Silviana and Arabella. Fi's father used to be Master of Hounds, and her entire family embraces the tradition of hunting foxes. Fi was even looking forward to participating in the fox hunt for the first time, but now that she knows Arabella she has a change of heart. Now it is up to these three outcasts to end this cruel sport for good.
This was a fast-paced, charming book with just a hint of magic. The setting was fantastic, the friendship between the characters heartwarming, and the story about an important issue. I kept wishing that this was the first book in a series.
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"Heaney's contemplative novel centers on a cast of endearingly self-aware anthropomorphic animals who face significant questions about life's meaning. Niles, an elderly Yorkshire terrier, leads a carefree life with his human owners ("Mama" and "MAN")—until he meets fruit rat (not a "common trash rat") Nathaniel, who has witnessed something troubling: a family burying a cat in the ground. Knowing nothing of death, Niles and Nathaniel are educated on the matter by a knowledgeable possum named Leach. The animals embark on a journey to the sea, along the way encountering animals that impart powerful lessons about living mindfully and making peace with death. Throughout the story, Niles is visited by the spirit of a deceased cat, Deheune, who hints at a greater purpose in life—or perhaps beyond it: "Stay true to your quest now, but these words ne'er dismiss./ The life you were meant for is/ Not this, not this." Heaney offers wisdom, poetry, and humor in his narrative. His distinctive animal characters—pictured in Tatu's expressive watercolors—will resonate with middle grade readers. Ages 9–12."
THE BOOKLIFE PRIZE:
Plot/Idea: 10 out of 10
Originality: 10 out of 10
Prose: 9 out of 10
Character/Execution: 10 out of 10
Overall: 9.75 out of 10
Plot: Heaney demonstrates a strong grasp on storytelling for children in a tender tale that explores weighty issues of life, death, and the meaning of existence, as animal characters question how they can best fulfill their individual purposes.
Prose: Heaney's eloquent writing expertly blends anthropomorphic details into descriptions and dialogue, causing readers to alternately forget and distinctly remember that the leading cast of this novel is comprised of furry and feathered friends.
Originality: Heaney's middle grade novel is a unique contemporary story that pays tribute to classic works of children's literature through its poignant and sophisticated approach to dealing with questions about death, purpose, and grief.
Character Development: Heaney's characters are quirky, sympathetic, and wise. With humor and grace, the author gently advocates for building meaningful relationships with our creature companions, our human companions, and the natural world around us.
Emerald Book Reviews: By Piaras on 30 May 2018. "A YORKIE'S TALE is one of those books that come along occasionally that makes you want to read it non-stop until you get to the end. I'm giving nothing further away here. And this, I hope, will only add to the mystery and enjoyment for the reader.
If this book is anything to go by, I'll certainly be looking forward to reading more from David L Heaney in the future. It's a book that's very difficult to categorize so I would recommend it to all readers who just like a good story! All ages, I think, will enjoy this one. It also has a distinctly cinematic feel to it and I could easily see it being adapted to the Silver Screen. A well-deserved five stars from me."
The Rev. C. Blayney Colmore — David Heaney has written a fascinating stealth book. From the gorgeous illustrations and the appealing Yorkie of the title, you might assume you were about to read a beguiling children's story. And you would be right (assuming the child has strong, direct parents who are willing to explore reality with their child). As you get deeper into the book you begin to…
Author Interview with Fiona Mcvie — I was not a good high school student and squeaked into college. I fell in love with Philosophy. I was stunned to learn that you could major in it, so did. I am one of those tales that speak to the importance of aligning passion with academic pursuit. I did well and transferred to SUNY College at Purchase to be part of the first graduating class of 200…
A Book Review by James Minter — The day I sat down to read this book, quite by chance I observed two entirely unrelated events. One was a TED Talk by Iain McGilchrist, a Fellow at All Souls college, at the University of Oxford: discussing what's happened to our soul or spirit. And the second, an event on a TV show for pop-star hopefuls. One contestant, a lady in her early thirties, had been driven…
Author Interview with Andrew M. Ferrell — Hello my Gentle Readers. I know our Meet The Author Monday has been a little thin lately, but I have a couple lined up for this week and next that I hope you will enjoy and check out what they have to offer. This week we will be talking with David L Heaney, a former pastor turned writer with his spiritual adventure, A Yorkie's Tale: Lessons from a Life Well-Lived.
Book Review by Haley Belinda — A Yorkies Tale is a 145-page book by David L Heaney. What I would say is this is an excellent story for older children. I am an older adult, well, let's say middle-aged! He! He! And I loved it!
Review from Stephen's Church — It's an adventure; it's a parable; it's a fairytale for all ages.
Author Interview with Into Another World — Today I welcome author David L. Heaney to my blog. His debut novel, A Yorkie's Tale: Lessons from a Life Well-Lived, came out in October 2017.
Book Review with Hasty's Book List — That first line, an aging Yorkie, had me on edge throughout the book. But alas, it wasn't a sad story. It was full of morals that you'd expect in a kid's book (although I believe adults could enjoy this short tale, as well.) Niles, the Yorkie, learns about friendship, loyalty, generosity, kindness, joy, contentment, and finding our inner spirit. It was a cute story with lots of good life lessons.
Author Interview with Hasty's Book List — I've had the good fortune to travel a lot and to live in several different countries on long-term work assignments. I lived in Israel for about a year and in London for a year. I have also traveled to Southeast Asia which I truly loved. In particular, I loved Vietnam and Cambodia. I'd like to spend more time there.
To review copy of A YORKIE'S TALE or THE BLACK FOX OF BECKHAM or for publicity information, please contact David at dlheaney@gmail.com
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Tribunal Update 78: Last Week in The Hague (25-30 May 1998) [1]
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SFOR Arrests Omarska Shift Commander
The NATO-led force's first arrest operation (on 10 July 1997 in Prijedor) was carried out a day after the NATO summit was concluded in Madrid (where, as it was later learned, the British SAS received a green light for the operation at a meeting between U.S. President Bill Clinton, British Prime Minister Tony Blair, and NATO's Secretary General Javier Solana); the second such operation took place on 18 December 1997 in Vitez, following a ministerial meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Brussels.
The pattern was interrupted with the 22 January arrest of Goran Jelisic (a.k.a. "Serbian Adolph") in Bijeljina and the 8 April arrests of Miroslav Kvocka and Mladen Radic in Prijedor, but the most recent operation, which ended in the arrest of Milojica "Krle" Kos, coincided with the semi-annual foreign ministers' session of the North Atlantic Council. One should hope that the mid-June meeting of NATO defense ministers will be "marked" by a similar endeavor.
On the afternoon of 28 May, SAS commandos from the SFOR contingent surrounded Kos in the vicinity of his apartment in Banja Luka. Aware of the fate of Simo Drljaca (killed) and Vlatko Kupreskic (wounded) in similar encounters, the former shift commander at the Omarska camp offered no resistance.
He was transferred to the Tribunal's Detention Unit on the same day, and his initial appearance before the trial chamber is scheduled for Tuesday, 2 June. Kos will be asked to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty to 11 charges: 4 counts of crimes against humanity, 3 counts of violations of the laws and customs of war, and 4 counts of grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions.
The most recent arrival at the Tribunal's Detention Unit is one of the eight accused in the Omarska Indictment, originally issued in February 1995 against 19 Bosnian Serbs. The indictment was revised in May this year, when charges against 11 persons who did not hold command posts in that infamous camp were dropped.
Its current form (see Tribunal Update 75) names the camp commander (Zeljko Meakic, accused of genocide), his two deputies, three shift commanders, and "two visitors" of the camp, who, according to the prosecutor, particularly excelled in the sadistic treatment of detained Muslim and Croat civilians .
Of the eight accused, four are already in the Tribunal's hands: besides Kos, another former shift commander (Radic), a former deputy commander (Kvocka), and one of the "visitors" of the camp (Zoran Zigic) are also in custody. The latter three have pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Only Zigic is charged with direct participation in 15 cases of individual or mass killings, beatings, and torture, which are qualified in a total of 69 counts(see Tribunal Update 73). The other three detainees are held responsible for the alleged criminal conduct of their subordinates, in line with the principle of command responsibility.
According to the indictment, they "knew or had reason to know" that persons in position of subordinate authority to them "regularly and openly killed, raped, tortured, beat, and otherwise subjected [the Omarska camp] prisoners to conditions of constant humiliation, degradation, and fear of death."
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"terroir" has been selected from over 430 entries to participate in the 25th anniversary of the Videopoesia Videobardo Festival in Buenos Aires, Argentina during dates to be determined in 2021. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed, written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, "terroir" was fi...
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"terroir" accepted to Caminhos do Cinema Portugues!
"terroir" has been accepted to Caminhos do Cinema Portugues for November 2020 in Coimbra, Portugal. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed, written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, "terroir" was filmed in Wheaton & Peru, IL USA, Font Romeu, France and Vilafranca del Penedes, Spain by Po...
"terroir" to play Silver Wave Film Festival in Canada!
"terroir" will play with the 2020 Silver Wave Film Festival out of Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada from November 5-12, 2020. Due to the Covid19 pandemic, this year's festival has had to move online. Clips from "terroir" kick off this year's promotional trailer for the fest: https://youtu.be/pkhxf7UOmb4 "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sect...
"terroir" selected to International Portrait Film Festival in Bulgaria!
"terroir" has been accepted to the International Portrait Film Festival in Sofia, Bulgaria for November 15-25, 2020. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed, written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, "terroir" was filmed in Wheaton & Peru, IL USA, Font Romeu, France and Vilafranca del Pen...
"terroir" wins BEST MUSIC VIDEO at RATMA Film Festival in the UK!
"terroir" has won the Audience Award for BEST MUSIC VIDEO at the RATMA International Film Festival in Keighley, UK. Due to the Covid19 pandemic, the festival was held online this year, and the judging was also done online by the public over a two-week viewing period. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed, written and produced by Dawn West...
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"terroir" has been accepted to the 16th annual SREC Gran Angular Film Festival on Gran Canaria, Spain out of 400 entries from 30 countries. The festival will run from November 7-13, 2020. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed, written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, "terroir" was filmed i...
"terroir" accepted to Cinemistica Film Festival in Granada!
"terroir" has been accepted to Festival Cinemistica in Granada, Spain for November 5-28, 2020. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed, written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, "terroir" was filmed in Wheaton & Peru, IL USA, Font Romeu, France and Vilafranca del Penedes, Spain by Pol Car...
"terroir" to play EQUIS Film Festival in Ecuador!
"terroir" has been accepted to EQUIS Festival de Cine Feminista de Ecuador for November 11-22, 2020. Due to the Covid19 pandemic, it will be presented online, sponsored by the US Embassy and Consulate there. To access the portal and watch: https://equisvirtual.eventive.org/films/terru%C3%B1o-5f779086a41be9012e7966d9 "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of ...
"terroir" a finalist for Best Music Video at RATMA Film Festival!
"terroir" is a finalist for Best Music Video in the 2020 RATMA Film Festival out of Keighley, UK. Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the festival is running online October 10-24, 2020, and the public will determine the winners. To watch "terroir" and vote: https://www.ratmafilmfestival.com/music "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of...
"terroir" to open for "Blu" at Scrivere Per Amore!
"terroir" will open for "Blu", starring Juliette Binoche, at Scrivere Per Amore in Verona, Italy on October 23rd, 2020. The film was chosen for this prestigious screening after winning the San Gio Film Festival in Verona this past summer and also receiving the festival's Social Jury Award. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of soc...
"terroir" selected to FerFilm Festival in Kosovo!
"terroir" has been selected to FerFilm Festival in Ferizaj, Kosovo for October 2-6, 2020. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, the film was shot by Pol Carrizo Vilarroig of Imatge Barcelona in Wheaton & Peru, IL USA, Font Romeu, France and Vila...
"terroir" up for a Weimar Poetry Award!
"terroir" is competing for a Weimar Poetry Award in the Women in Resistance category at the International Poetry Film Festival of Thuringia in Germany, October 22-25, 2020. Due to the COVID19 pandemic, the festival will be held online. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de C...
"terroir" selected to the 33rd Festival Les Instants Video in Marseille!
"terroir" has been accepted to the 33rd Festival Les Instants Video in Marseille, France for November 15, 2020. This is the 40th selection for the film made in late 2019. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, the film was shot by Pol Carrizo Vilarro...
"terroir" to play Porto Femme Film Festival in Portugal!
"terroir" has been accepted to Porto Femme International Film Festival in Porto, Portugal for October 6-10, 2020. This is particularly exciting since Dawn Westlake's very first film ("Mini Driver Project") was made in Porto twenty years ago! "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlak...
"terroir" accepted to MOST Festival Internacional de Cinema del Vi!
"terroir" has been accepted to MOST Festival Internacional de Cinema del Vi in Vilafranca del Penedes and Priorat, Catalunya, Spain for November 5-29, 2020. This will be a bit of a homecoming for the film as its definitive opening sequence was filmed by drone at a vineyard in the region. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/wri...
"terroir" accepted to Zebra Poetry Film Festival - Berlin !
"terroir" has been accepted out of 2000 entries to screen at the 2020 Zebra Poetry Film Festival in Berlin, Germany from November 19-22. This is a very special selection as the idea for "terroir" was first conceived by writer/director Dawn Westlake while she was attending the 2018 Zebra Fest with her award-winning poetry film "Scrappy". "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perception...
"terroir" wins BEST DOCUMENTARY at Festival Pasinetti in Venice!
"terroir" has won the BEST DOCUMENTARY AWARD at the 2020 Festival Pasinetti in Venice, Italy. The award will be presented on September 11th, 2020 during the Biennale. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, the film was shot by Pol Carrizo Vilarroig o...
"terroir" to have UK premiere in London with Portobello Film Festival!
"terroir" has been accepted to the Portobello Film Festival in London for September 8th, 2020. This will be the film's UK premiere. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, the film was shot by Pol Carrizo Vilarroig of Imatge Barcelona in Wheaton &...
"terroir" selected to Visualizame!
"terroir" has been accepted to Visualizame in Segovia, Spain for October 10th, 2020. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, the film was shot by Pol Carrizo Vilarroig of Imatge Barcelona in Wheaton & Peru, IL USA, Font Romeu, France and Vilafranc...
"terroir" selected to Invicines in Argentina!
"terroir" has been selected to the 2020 Invicines Film Festival out of Cordoba, Argentina for September 2-5, 2020. Due to the pandemic, the festival will be held online for four consecutive days. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, the film was sh...
"terroir" to have Portuguese premiere with Arouca Film Festival!
"terroir" will have its Portuguese premiere with the 18th annual Arouca Film Festival in Arouca, Portugal from September 10-19, 2020. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, the film was shot by Pol Carrizo Vilarroig of Imatge Barcelona in Wheaton &...
"terroir" to have Peruvian premiere with Festival de Cine Villa Maria del Triunfo!
"terroir" has been accepted to the Festival de Cine Villa Maria del Triunfo and Lima Sur 2020 in Lima, Peru for August 14-21, 2020. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, the film was shot by Pol Carrizo Vilarroig of Imatge Barcelona in Wheaton & ...
"terroir" is accepted to the Pune Short Film Festival in India!
"terroir" has been accepted to the Pune Short Film Festival in Pune, India for later this fall (exact date to be determined due to the pandemic). "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, the film was shot by Pol Carrizo Vilarroig of Imatge Barcelona in ...
"terroir" wins TWO awards at San Gio Film Festival in Verona!
"terroir" has won both BEST FILM and the Social Jury's BEST PRODUCER AWARD at the 2020 San Gio Film Festival in Verona, Italy, which ran from July 23-27, 2020. "terroir" is a musical documentary about the mother-child relationship and how it can sometimes influence our perceptions of very capable female leaders in all sectors of society. Helmed/written and produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, the film was shot by Pol Carrizo Vilarroig of Im...
"terroir" featured on TGVerona!
"terroir" has been selected to the San Gio Film Festival in Verona, Italy, running July 23-27, 2020. It was just featured in a piece from TGVerona, including an interview with festival director Ugo Brusaporco. https://www.tgverona.it/pages/899020/cultura/torna_il_san_gio_verona_video_festival.html Written/helmed/produced by Dawn Westlake under her Ron de Cana Prods, Inc. shingle, "terroir" is about how the mother-child relationship can sometimes influence our perceptions of...
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The kids battle Long Feng and the Dai Li when they attempt to show the Earth King the vast conspiracy taking place in his city. Zuko becomes seriously ill and has feverish dreams as he faces a spiritual crisis.
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Suspect in Oslo killings isolated; Norway mourns the 76 who died
July 25, 2011 at 2:56 a.m.
OSLO, Norway — The self-described perpetrator of Norway's deadly bombing and shooting rampage was ordered held in solitary confinement Monday after calmly telling a court that two other cells of collaborators stood ready to join his murderous campaign.
Anders Behring Breivik, who has admitted bombing the capital and opening fire on a youth group retreat on an island resort, told authorities he expects to spend the rest of his life in prison. Declaring he wanted to save Europe from "Muslim domination," he entered a plea of not guilty that will guarantee him future court hearings and opportunities to address the public, even indirectly.
Norway has been stunned by the attacks and riveted by Breivik's paranoid and disturbing writings. Hundreds thronged the courthouse, hoping to get their first glimpse of the man blamed for the deaths of 76 people — lowered Monday from 93. At one point, a car drove through the crowd and onlookers beat it with their fists, thinking Breivik might be inside.
Still tens of thousands of Norwegians also defied his rhetoric of hate to gather in central Oslo to mourn the victims and lay thousands of flowers around the city.
Police believe Breivik, 32, acted alone, despite his grand claims in a 1,500-page manifesto that he belonged to a modern group of crusaders. But they have not completely ruled out that he had accomplices.
Judge Kim Heger ordered Breivik held for eight weeks, including four in isolation, noting his reference to "two more cells within our organization." In an interview published Monday, Breivik's estranged father said he wished his son had killed himself instead of unleashing his rage on innocent people.
The outpouring of emotion stood in stark contrast to what prosecutor Christian Hatlo described as Breivik's calm demeanor at the hearing, which was closed to the public over security concerns and to prevent a public airing of his extremist views. Hatlo said he "seemed unaffected by what has happened." Meanwhile, police revealed they had dramatically overcounted the number of people slain in the shooting spree on Utoya island, lowering the death toll there from 86 to 68. Police spokesman Oystein Maeland said police and rescuers were focused on helping survivors and securing the area, and may have counted some bodies twice, though he did not immediately explain how the errors occurred.
Police also raised the toll from a bombing outside the government's headquarters in Oslo from seven to eight.
The sharp reduction in the death toll adds to a list of police missteps: They took 90 minutes to arrive at the island retreat after the first shot and survivors who called emergency services reported being told to stay off the lines unless they were calling about the Oslo bombings.
On Monday, the force revealed its entire Oslo helicopter crew had been sent on vacation and thus couldn't be mobilized to the scene.
By contrast, Breivik, who donned a police uniform as part of a ruse to draw campers to him, appeared in total control during the island rampage, police official Odd Reidar Humlegaard said.
"He's been merciless," Humlegaard said.
Authorities say Breivik used two weapons during the island attack — both bought legally, according to his manifesto. A doctor treating victims told The Associated Press the gunman used illegal "dum-dum"-style bullets designed to disintegrate inside the body and cause maximum internal damage.
Breivik faces 21 years in prison for the terrorism charges, but he has told authorities he never expects to be released. While 21 years is the stiffest sentence a Norwegian judge can hand down, a special sentence can be given to prisoners deemed a danger to society who are locked up for 20-year sentences that can be renewed indefinitely.
Oslo began to get back to normal Monday, with shops opening and the tram running.
The entire country paused for a minute of silence in honor of the victims, then later in the day, 150,000 people filled the city's streets to mourn the dead with a rose vigil that ended in the heart of the city. Afterward, entire streets were awash in flowers; roses also decorated the fences that blocked off Friday's bomb site.
Crown Prince Haakon spoke "of a street being filled with love," bringing his wife, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, to tears. "We have the power to meet hate with togetherness. We have chosen what we stand for," he said.
Breivik has pilloried Norway's openness and embrace of immigrants, saying his attacks were intended to start a revolution to inspire Norwegians to retake their country from Muslims. He blames liberals for championing multiculturalism over Norway's "indigenous" culture.
"The operation was not to kill as many people as possible but to give a strong signal that could not be misunderstood that as long as the Labor Party keeps driving its ideological lie and keeps deconstructing Norwegian culture and mass importing Muslims, then they must assume responsibility for this treason," according to the English translation of Judge Heger's ruling.
Breivik has claimed the killings were meant to wake people up to these problems and to serve as "marketing" for his manifesto.
Heger, however, denied Breivik the public stage he wanted to air his extremist views by closing Monday's court hearing and ordering him cut off from the world for eight weeks, without access to visitors, mail or media. For four of those, he will be in complete isolation. Typically, the accused is brought to court every four weeks while prosecutors prepare their case, so a judge can approve his continued detention. Longer periods are not unusual in serious cases.
In the court appearance, Breivik alluded to two other "cells" of his network — which he refers to in his manifesto as a new "Knights Templar," the medieval cabal of crusaders who protected Christian pilgrims in the Holy Land.
In the treatise, he describes being invited to join the group, which he says is dedicated to "anti-jihad," and claims members held meetings in London and the Baltics. Afterward, he says, they vowed not to contact one another and to instead plan their "resistance" on their own.
But they were also to space out their attacks, he wrote. "We should avoid any immediate follow-up attacks as it would negate the shock effect of the subsequent attacks. A large successful attack every 5-12 years was optimal," he wrote.
At one point, his manifesto briefly referred to an intention to contact two other cells, but no details were given.
European security officials said they were aware of increased Internet chatter from individuals claiming they belonged to the Knights Templar and were investigating claims that Breivik, and other far-right individuals, attended a London meeting of the group in 2002.
In his manifesto, Breivik describes how he bought armor, guns, tons of fertilizer and other bomb components, stashed caches of weapons and wiped clean his computer hard drive — all while evading police suspicion.
One of those purchases apparently was flagged by Norway's police security service. The service said it was alerted in March to a suspicious purchase by Breivik from a Polish chemical firm.
Agency chief Janne Kristiansen told national broadcaster NRK the 120 kroner ($22) purchase of an undisclosed product set off an alert as part of a broader look at the company. But the transaction was legal and the security service would have needed additional information to investigate further.
In his manifesto, Breivik describes a purchase of sodium nitrite from Poland, saying he "was concerned about customs seizing the package." It was not clear if that was the purchase flagged.
Meanwhile, in an interview with Swedish tabloid Expressen, the suspect's father said he was ashamed and disgusted by his son's acts and wished he had committed suicide.
"I don't feel like his father," said Jens David Breivik, a former Norwegian diplomat, from his secluded home in southern France. "How could he just stand there and kill so many innocent people and just seem to think that what he did was OK? He should have taken his own life too. That's what he should have done." The elder Breivik said he first learned the news of his son's attacks from media websites. "I couldn't believe my eyes. It was totally paralyzing and I couldn't really understand it." "I will have to live with this shame for the rest of my life. People will always link me with him," he said.
The elder Breivik said he severed all contact with his son in 1995, when the latter was 16.
Police surrounded the suspect's father's house in the south of France on Monday, initially saying they were searching the premises. Later, they said they were there to ensure public order.
—— DiLorenzo reported from Stockholm. Associated Press writers Angela Charlton in Paris, Louise Nordstrom and Karl Ritter in Stockholm and Ian MacDougall, Shawn Pogatchnik and Derl McCrudden in Oslo, Norway, contributed to this report.


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An ethical hacker is a skilled computer expert who uses his/her technical knowledge to overcome any security problem on websites or applications. They solve problems based on their skills and practical research. Did you know that hackers can use this skill to make a living as a freelancer? Yes, It's possible via various bug bounty programs. All major tech giants have bounty programs to improve their application and database security.
A bug bounty program is a deal offered by tech companies by which hackers can receive recognition and compensation for reporting bugs, especially those pertaining to exploits and vulnerabilities. These programs allow the developers to discover and resolve bugs before the general public is aware of them, preventing incidents of widespread abuse. Now, Let's find out what are the top 10 bug bounty programs.
When Apple first launched its bug bounty program it only allowed 24 security researchers but later on the framework then expanded to include more bug bounty hunters. There is no limited amount fixed and the company is willing to pay US$100,000 to those who can extract data protected by Apple's Secure Enclave technology. The highest bounty given reached US$200,000 for its security issues affecting its firmware.
Officially launched on September 23, 2014, Microsoft's current bug bounty program deals only with Online Services. Unfortunately, the bounty reward is given only for the critical and important vulnerabilities and nothing more. The minimum layout is US$15,000 dollars for critical bugs and US$250,000 dollars can be the maximum.
Users can report a security issue on Facebook, Instagram, Atlas or WhatsApp under Facebook's bug bounty program. However, there are some security issues that the social networking platform considers out of bounds. There is no upper limit fixed for the Payout but US$500 dollars is the minimum for a disclosed vulnerability.
All the content in Google, YouTube and Blogger are open for vulnerability rewards program. However, this bounty program covers design and implementation issues only. Google will pay minimum US$100 dollars and maximum US$31,337 depending on how critical the bug is.
Intel's bounty program mainly targets the company's hardware, firmware, and software. Unfortunately, it does not include recent acquisitions, the company's web infrastructure, third-party products, or anything relating to McAfee. The maximum payout that Intel offers is US$30,000 dollars for detecting critical funds and the minimum of US$500 dollars for bugs in its system.
Twitter allows ethical hackers and security researchers about possible security vulnerabilities and encourages people to find bugs in their services. Minimum payout is US$140 and US$15,000 is the maximum Bounty.
Avast bounty program rewards ethical hackers and security researchers to report Remote code execution, Local privilege escalation, DOS, and scanner bypass. They can pay you with the minimum of US$400 and US$10,000 dollars for maximum amount for payout.
Yahoo made a team dedicated to accepting vulnerability reports from security researchers and ethical hackers. Yahoo can pay up to US$15,000 for detecting important bugs in their system, however, the company does not offer any reward for finding bugs in yahoo.net, Yahoo7, Yahoo Japan, Onwander and Yahoo operated Word press blogs. There is also no set limit on Yahoo for minimum payout.
Ethical hackers and security researchers can be rewarded when they discover vulnerabilities. But the bounty is only offered for bugs in Mozilla services, like the Firefox, Thunderbird and other related applications and services. Minimum payout is US$500 and $5,000 dollars is the maximum.
GitHub's has its own bug bounty program since 2013. Every successful participant earned points for their vulnerability submissions depending on the severity. However, the security researcher will receive that bounty only if they respect users' data and do not exploit the issue that could harm the integrity of GitHub's services or information. US$200 dollars is the minimum payout that Github could give. US$1000 dollars is the maximum payout for finding critical bugs.