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Interview: Thomas Vinterberg talks Far from the Madding Crowd
Kat Kourbeti sat with Far from the Madding Crowd director Thomas Vinterberg, and got chatting to him about what makes this film stand out in a sea of period drama adaptations.
Be warned, the interview contains discussion of a few moments in the film which some might consider spoilers…
Kat Kourbeti: How has press and reception of the film been so far?
Thomas Vinterberg: I don't read reviews, but I hear they're pretty good. All day yesterday I was speaking to very, very enthusiastic and happy people, so that's obviously incredibly encouraging.
KK: It really has all the makings of a modern classic. You've taken a very well-loved novel – it's something that a lot of women picture as the epitome of romance – but you've really brought it forward. It's very relatable despite the fact that we don't live in Victorian times.
TV: That's the result of hard, hard labour. First of all, it's David Nicholls and his script, trying to capture the right tone. The Thomas Hardy novel is amazingly rich, you just can't really relate to it on the screen as a modern human being. So the way he's translated that into something accessible and yet still loyal to Hardy's book is fantastic. But it's in every department that we tried that. We tried to get away from the frocks and bonnets towards something more truthful: the characters, even the character of the landscape. With the camera and the art department we've constantly been searching for something truthful and accessible and thus modern, maybe. Even the snail—which I find a slightly odd moment in the film—I think it's our attempt to hear the grass grow, to make it breathe instead of making it dusty and layered. It was a big challenge, dusting it off, because you obviously end up with dust on your own hands. There's something incredibly civilised about this country. To some degree, some moments may be over-civilised, so I've been struggling a bit with that.
KK: What made you decide that this was a movie that you wanted to make?
TV: I decided to make a movie that I hadn't written myself. This was a declaration of love to Thomas Hardy and his work. I read the script of David Nicholls—I hadn't read the book, he's not in our curriculum back in Denmark—and there was this very important chemical reaction that has to happen before going through the hassle of making a movie. I just fell in love with these characters. They're so rich, so complex, so moving, so vulnerable, and yet it's melodramatic in the old great way, you know? Swimming to the sea to commit suicide, that was what made me think "I'm gonna go for this, I love this". When he (Frank Troy, bachelor #3) came back I was a bit disappointed.
KK: He literally goes out with a bang, which made more sense as Troy is a very dynamic character.
TV: I'm glad you say that, because I was disappointed when he came back and I thought "well, we can't have the audience be disappointed".
KK: Let's talk a bit about Craig Armstrong's score. It really helps to bring the complexity of both Bathsheba and her suitors and the landscape to the forefront.
TV: Craig Armstrong is a world class composer, and we worked really hard to find the roots of the country and the emotional life of the characters. Even finding that fiddly violin took a long time. Trying, and trying, and rejecting, and trying again, it's refined through hours of music.
KK: Did you have a lot of input as he was composing the score or did you leave him to do his thing?
TV: Oh I didn't leave him for a second [laughs]. I was over his head bashing him, but loving everything he did. Music doesn't only have to be good, it has to be right. That took time. I think he found a very honest and naïve and melancholic tone in it, and yet still with a sense of big sense of grandieur. So thank you, I'm glad you liked it.
KK: I have to admit, scores are very important to me, music can make or break a film. So that violin melody in Far from the Madding Crowd is really something else.
TV: She [Nicola Benedetti, the soloist] was a superhero! Her violin cost £2.5 million. It's not hers, it's through a fund, but still. She was amazingly beautiful, and amazingly good. And very shy. She came in, did her thing…
KK: There's that incredible line, "it's difficult for a woman to define her feelings in a language which is chiefly made by men to express theirs"… How much of that do you think factors in Bathsheba's character and the choices she makes?
TV: I think it factors more into a gender debate, in a subtle kind of way. It's a bit on the nose, but it gives the audience something to think about, to start a feminist discussion.
KK: It's very relevant.
TV: I think Hardy made an incredibly visionary portrait of a woman with the complexity of wanting to be both strong and independent and still trying to devote herself to a man, which I think is a difficult balance. I think he captured it really well.
KK: While most of Bathsheba's challenges are very much linked to Victorian customs ofcourtship and marriage, in the film it's not so much about society but rather the intrinsic conflict she faces. Was that a purposeful shift?
TV: I think it's because I'm a Dane. [laughs] I don't think I did it purposefully. I'm just not brought up in a class system, so I don't see it. I don't wear those glasses. I was so consciously focused on a truthful approach to the characters and their interactions, so maybe that's where I ended up ignoring the whole class thing. It's also, I've been told many times, a central focus in Jane Austen stories. And I thought, "we've been there. I want to come close to these amazingly rich characters, as they are, as human beings, not necessarily as part of Victorian society". They're outside, they're alone. There's a big loneliness in the title, and it implies to some degree that they're in a field, the four of them together, abandoned by the rest of the world.
KK: What was it like working with all the cast members? What did you want to see from them and what did you do to get that out of each of them?
TV: Each actor has their own ways. It's a bit like a rosebush, you have to be able to listen and embrace and make it flourish, but also you have to cut them down, control them and challenge them in their own way. With [Michael] Sheen, it was a very satisfying process of rehearsals. We improvised his past rejection by another woman, to find that sadness which then just sat in his eyes throughout the process of making the film. With Carey [Mulligan] it was very much intense conversations about the dialogue and trying to modernise it. Tom Sturridge was a lot about fencing and being a soldier. Because he's this urban musician cool guy, so it was about the rigidness. Each of them kind of had their own thing. Matthias [Schoenaerts] didn't fancy rehearsals, he was like "just switch on the camera". He looks so earthy already, he was already there.
KK: They all gave great performances. Michael Sheen was so earnest that he never invokes pity, that really surprised me.
TV: Obviously, the hardest part was Oak. He's humiliated himself, to some degree he's a castrated man, just hanging around waiting for a woman, and obeying orders. Finding Matthias Schoenaerts was the answer to that. He's something of a role model. He's a man capable of listening to a woman, embracing a woman and yet being so much a man, which I think is a rarity. It's why female audience test results are through the roof with him, they just love him and find him sexy. Of course it's because of his physicality as well, but also because he listens. He pays attention to Bathsheba.
KK: Lastly I wanted to talk about the film's aesthetic. The colours, the fact you shot on film, it's all so vibrant and beautiful. How did you decide on the vision of the film?
TV: I asked the producers, "what do you want from me?", because this is not what I normally do, this was work-for-hire. They sent me the script, I said "great, I'll do it"—it was great relief not having to do my own stuff every time. And they said "Thomas, we think you can provide a combination of frankness and believability", and that was inspiring to me. I said to Charlotte [Bruus Christensen], the DOP—the female DOP—"let's try to find the sweeping Technicolor sense of the 50s", and by going on location in every scene, including the interiors, that helped a lot. Shooting on film, it already started to breathe. She's amazing.
Many thanks to Thomas Vinterberg for taking the time for this interview. You can read my review here.
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Ohio troopers add anti-drug effort to safety mission
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The Ohio State Highway Patrol says the agency's new anti-drug emphasis is paying off with record seizures of heroin, opiates and other illegal substances.
Troopers confiscated 156 pounds of heroin in 2016, a 290 percent increase from 2015, along with record amounts of illegal painkillers and methamphetamines.
The agency is building on a plan developed in 2011 to bring troopers into the state's efforts to reduce Ohio's addictions epidemic, said Patrol Lt. Robert Sellers.
"Our No. 1 job is to protect the public," Sellers said. "It's to preserve life, and especially with the drug epidemic to stop the drugs wreaking havoc on our communities and neighborhoods."
Last year, Ohio saw a record 3,050 overdose deaths, a 20 percent increase, with many of those attributed to painkillers and heroin abuse.
The patrol has doubled the number of drug-sniffing dogs to 34 statewide and now trains every trooper in techniques for locating illegal drugs. Troopers are told "to look beyond the license plate" during traffic stops for signs of criminal activity.
The agency has elevated the search for crime along highways to the same level as traffic safety, Sellers said.
A couple of days past Christmas, patrol Sgt. Kurt Beidelschies kept a watchful eye on drivers headed west along Interstate 70 on the west side of Columbus.
Most drivers react the same way to seeing a trooper parked in a highway median, Beidelschies says: they look over, tap their brakes and then check their mirrors to see what the trooper does next.
What Beidelschies looks for is what he calls "the 1 percent of drivers that do something different." That includes a sudden lane change upon spying the trooper or, upon being pulled over, continue to appear nervous even if they receive only a warning.
Beidelschies and fellow troopers investigated two different truck drivers that day after a drug-sniffing dog "alerted" to the presence of drugs. But nothing was found other than inconsistent driving logs.
The challenge is dealing with the obvious influx of drugs that's fueling the addictions epidemic, Beidelschies said.
"So it is just going out every day doing your job to the best of your ability and trying your best to make your communities a safer place," he said.
The efforts haven't been without hiccups. In May, a Lorain County judge suppressed as evidence more than 200 pounds of marijuana seized by troopers from a motorist along the Ohio Turnpike.
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"These facts alone present concerns to this court that perhaps this 'team' so charged and so successful, may be using traffic stops as a pretext for searches and seizures," wrote Judge John Miraldi. The prosecutor appealed with a decision pending.
Defense attorney Ian Friedman, representing the defendant in the case, calls the patrol's efforts well-intended but subject to overreaching.
"We really see it with baseless stops that are nothing more than a pretext to have the vehicles and occupants searched for drugs," Friedman said.
Sellers said the patrol's efforts — which have become a national model for other agencies — will continue and that even more drug-sniffing dogs will be added, with plans for a permanent police dog training facility.
"We know we're not getting it all," Sellers said. "But we've done everything we can to get everything we can find."
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Carlsbad Police Department
David Pirson-Smith, 29, of the 5400 block of Singletree, arrested on suspicion of unlawful use of driver's license.
Michael Rattiff, 54, of the 2400 block of Tulip, arrested on suspicion of possession of drug paraphernalia and trafficking in controlled substances.
Lisa A. Rattiff, 47, of the 2400 block of Tulip, arrested on suspicion of trafficking in controlled substances (two counts), possession of marijuana, use or possession of drug paraphernalia (two counts) and possession of a controlled substance.
Juvenile male, 15, of the 600 block of W. Mermod, detained on suspicion of being a runaway.
Michelle Aguilas, 31, of the 400 block of S. 3rd in Loving, arrested on suspicion of falsely obtaining services.
Michael Ross Orosco, 47, of the 1400 block of Ortega, arrested on suspicion of contempt of court/failure to appear (two counts).
Deborah Johns, 62 of the 1200 block of W. Edwards, arrested on suspicion of public nuisance and criminal trespass.
Lorenzo Martinez, 58, of the 1200 block of W. Edwards, arrested on suspicion of criminal trespass.
Joseph Barrera, 27, of the 200 block of S. Mesa, arrested on suspicion of driving under revoked license.
Mario Munoz, 43, of the 200 block of N. Main, arrested on suspicion of larceny.
Jerry Armendarez, 24, of Alameda and Pompa St., arrested on suspicion of shoplifting, resisting, evading or obstructing an officer and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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Judge Henry Castaneda
Moriah Martinez, 19, is scheduled to appear for a pre-trial hearing August 5 at 2:40 p.m. She is charged with harassment.
Rene Godinez, 18, is scheduled to appear for a preliminary examination may 27 at 9 a.m. he is charged with embezzlement.
Armando Romero, 44, is scheduled to appear for a preliminary examination May 27 at 9 a.m. He is charged with battery of a household member and false imprisonment.
Joseph B. Hernandez, 32, is scheduled to appear for a preliminary examination May 20 at 3:30 p.m. He is charged with embezzlement and escape from a community release program.
Brandon Ramsay, 25, is scheduled to appear for a preliminary examination May 27 at 9 a.m. He is charged with embezzlement of a motor vehicle.
Judge D'Ann Read
Cruz Ortega, 56, is scheduled to appear for a preliminary examination may 27 at 9 a.m. he is charged with aggravated DWI and driving with a revoked license.
Joshua Munoz, 19, is scheduled to appear for a preliminary examination may 21 at 2 p.m. He is charged with aggravated burglary, battery of a household member, false imprisonment and larceny.
Michael Cox, 45, is scheduled to appear for a preliminary examination may 27 at 9 a.m. He is charged with unlawful taking of a motor vehicle (two counts), burglary of a vehicle (two counts), larceny and possession of controlled substance.
Uriah Rodriguez, 21, is scheduled to appear for a pre-trial hearing June 9 at 9:30 a.m. he is charged with battery of a household member.
Juan Enrique Guerrero, 39, is scheduled to appear for a pre-trial hearing July 21 at 9:30 a.m. he is charged with battery of a household member and interference with communication.
Rodney Gonzalez, 41, is scheduled to appear for a pre-trial hearing July 21 at 9:30 a.m. He is charged with stalking.


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The new cell site, which is equipped with a permanent backup generator for times of emergency, expands Verizon Wireless' voice and data network in Mundelein from County Highway 70 in the north to Old McHenry Road in the south, and from Forest View Drive in the west to Diamond Lake Road in the east.
"This network expansion reflects our ongoing commitment to meet the growing needs of our customers and to provide them with the reliable, high-quality service they expect from Verizon Wireless," said T.J. Fox, president–Illinois/Wisconsin region, Verizon Wireless.
The new cell site in Mundelein is part of Verizon Wireless' continual effort to expand coverage, increase capacity and enhance the quality of its wireless voice and data network in Illinois and throughout the country. Verizon Wireless has invested more than $55 billion since it was formed—$5.5 billion on average every year—to increase the coverage and capacity of its premier nationwide network and to add new services. Since the company was formed in 2000, Verizon Wireless has invested $1.2 billion on improvements to its network in Illinois.
Wireless calling, text messaging and surfing the Mobile Web on the Verizon Wireless high-speed 3G network will be easier and faster for Atlantic County residents and visitors, thanks to the activation of a new cell site in Atlantic City.
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Note*: He It was required to register a birth within three months or be fined. So, it was common that many births are registered incorrectly, i.e., later than actual, so the parents were not fined in April 1878.
Note: He There were two shafts at the Victoria Colliery, located on the South East of Standish, approximately 100 feet to one side of the main railway line from London to Glasgow. Sinking commences at North Pit on 15th May, 1900; a man named Cowburn being the sinker. The first brick was laid on 24th May, Queen Victoria's birthday. South Pit sinking commenced on 25th June, 1900; the first brick being laid as the Royal Train passed the site taking the Queen to Scotland.
On 2nd February 1901 the first wagon of coal went out from Victoria Colliery - this was from the Riding Mine sunk through at a depth of 76 yards, 2 feet 9 inches. On the same day a service was held at the pit in memory of Queen Victoria, who had died a few days earlier.
Biography*: The ship S. S. Majestic, part of the White Star Line, left Liverpool, England on April 13, 1904. On April 14 it stopped at Queenstown (now Cohb), Ireland picking up the remainder of its passengers before making the Atlantic crossing. Thomas J. McIntyre boarded the ship in Queenstown. Per the New York Times of April 21, 1904, the ship Majestic was "off Fire Island at 9:18 p.m. April 20." The following day the April 22, 1904 New York Times reports the Majestic arrived on April 21.
For April, the weather was quite cold when Thomas arrived. The evening of April 20 it was only 34 degrees, more than 20 degrees colder than average for that time of the year. It would warm slightly the next day, but still be colder than normal.
Note: In America, the Division is the basic unit of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Divisions are combined into County Boards, which are in turn governed by State Boards, and an overall National Board elected every two years. Annual dances, concerts, and parades sponsored at all levels of the Order raise millions for charity while providing a showcase for the positive contributions the Irish have made in every walk of American life. Divisions and Hibernian Halls across the country have traditionally provided a welcome for new immigrants. Here, the unique art, dance, music, and other interests of the Irish are fostered and preserved, making the AOH a home away from home for many. They are at the forefront of support for issues concerning the Irish such as Immigration Reform, MacBride Legislation, and the Right to Life. They serve their Church well, yet, they never forget their ancestral homeland, and can always be found lobbying, praying, and working for the total independence of a united 32-county Ireland –– as their constitution avows: ``by all means constitutional and lawful''.
Death*: Thomas died on 24 December 1939 at St. Anne Hospital, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA, at age 61.
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Biography: Fr. Mac celebrated his 25th Jubliee. The handwritten invitation he sent out read as follows: "The marking of milestones in one's life is a time of happiness and joy....things to be shared with family and friends. This year on June eighth, I will celebrate my twenty-fifth anniversary as a Priest. I would like you to share this dy of joy by offering with me the Eucharistic Sacrifice on June eighth at two o'clock here at the Seminary Chapel.... followed by an hour of social enjoyment from three to four o'clock.
I hope you will be able to join me on this happy occasion.
Biography*: A Proclamation of the City Council of the city of Montebello, California adopted and present to Father Thomas J. McIntyre, C.M.
Now, Therefore, I Catherine P. Hensel, Mayor of the City of Montebello do commend and thank Father Thomas J. McIntyre, C. M. on behalf of the city Council of the city of Montebello, its employees and residents and especially members of the congregation of the Miraculous Medal Church for your many years of devotion and service to the community, on this occasion, your farewell reception in the parish hall of Miraculous Medal Church on Sunday afternoon, September 16, 1979 and add that it is dedicated individuals like yourself which make the world a far better place in which to live.
Honor*: He was honor in May 2000; Rev. Thomas J. McIntyre, C.M.
On the occasion of your 50th Anniversary of ordination to the priesthood, we extend to you our deepest gratitued for your service to so many people, in so many places, with so much love. May God bless you "Ad Multos Annos!" May, 2000. It then lists all his posts as a Vincentian.
The Rev. Thomas J. McIntyre, C. M.
Death*: He died on 29 November 2009 at San Juan Capistrano, Orange County, California, USA, at age 90. Elaine Beaudoin received a phone call from Fr. Andy Bellesario, Provincial, telling her that Fr. Tom passed away around 4:00 a.m. on the morning of November 29. Services are planned in Laguna Beach on Thursday and in Montebello on Friday, December 4, where he will be buried.
Obituary: Father Thomas J. McIntyre, C.M., August 17, 1919 - November 29, 2009.
Father Thomas J. McIntyre, C.M., 90, died of natural causes on Sunday, November 29th in Silverado Care Center, San Juan Capistrano. The son of Thomas J. McIntyre and Ellen Walsh, he was born in chicago on August 17, 1919.
Fr. McIntyre entered the Congregation of the Mission (Vincentian Fathers and Brothers) on October 17, 1942 and professed perpetual vows in the Congregation on October 18, 1944. He was ordained a priest in the Congregation of the Mission at St. Mary's Seminary, Perryville, MO on June 4, 1950.
"Father Mac" had been resident assisting priest at St. Catherine of Siena Catholic church in Laguna Beach from 1990, when he retired from active ministry, until August of 2008 at which time he moved into assisted living at Belmont Village in Corona del Mar, CA.
Prior to his retirement, Father McIntyre served as associate pastor (1982-1990) at St. Vincent de Paul Church in Huntington Beach, CA, in the Diocese of Orange.
Most of "Father Mac's" priestly ministry was within the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, beginning in 1951 when he was assigned as teacher and Dean of Students at Our Lady Queen of Angels Preparatory Seminary in San Fernando. He served there until 1957. He also served as Superior and Rector of St. Vincent's Preparatory Seminary in Montebello, CA from 1959 to 1965. From 1975 to 1979 Father McIntyre was Pastor and Superior of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Parish in Montebello, CA. Over the years he also served in several administrative capacities for the Vincentian Fathers and Brothers, Province of the West.
His warmth and humor attributed to his popularity wherever he served. He was recognized as one who tried to be faithful to the charism of St. Vincent de Paul by organizing and leading programs of outreach to the poor in the various parishes at which he served.
A vigil Mass was celebrated for Father McIntyre at St. Catherine's in Laguna Beach on the evening of December 3rd. A memorial Mass was also celebrated at St. Catherine's on Friday, December 4th.
The Vincentian Fathers and Brothers, and his family and friends celebrated the Mass of Christian Burial at 11:00 a.m. on December 4th in the Doheny chapel at DePaul Evangelization Center in Montebello, CA. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery in Los Angeles.
Obituary provided by Father William Piletic, C.M.
Los Angeles Times, December 2, 2009.
Deceased Name: McIntyre, Rev. Thomas J., C.M.
[S965] Thomas J. McIntyre C.M. 40th Anniversary slide presentation, April 24, 1990 Elaine McIntyre Beaudoin, personal files.
[S2501] 1940 US Census, Illinois, Cook County, Chicago, Washington, DC, ED 103-1915; Sheets 1B and 2A, Accessed via Ancestry.com, June 30, 2017.
[S978] Thomas J. McIntyre, World War II Army Enlistment Records ca 1938-1946, Record Group 64, http//aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp, accessed August 18, 2009.
[S999] Thomas J. McIntyre, "Curriculum Vitae."
[S892] Thomas J. McIntyre Ordination Card, June 4, 1950 Elaine McIntyre Beaudoin, personal files.
[S964] Thomas J. McIntyre C.M. Plaque, 50th Anniversary, May, 2000 Elaine McIntyre Beaudoin, personal files.
[S968] Letter, CM Thomas J. McIntyre to friends and family, May, 1975.
[S963] Montebello City Council Proclamation, September 16, 1979.
[S969] Letter, Thomas J. McIntyre C.M. to friends and family, May, 2000.
[S998] Vincentian Obituary released by Congregation of the Mission, December 4, 2009.
Death*: He died on 13 December 1879 at San Francisco, San Francisco County, California, at age 10.
McIntyre - In this city, December 13th, William, son of Patrick and Bridget McIntyre, aged 10 years, 9 months and 18 days.
San Francisco Examiner, December 15, 1879, page 1.
[S1814] Colma Cemetery Index, online http://www.sfgenealogy.com/php/cemetery/cemeteryindex.php, William McIntyre entry, accessed August 16, 2013.
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NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL: Book Named Manning Award Star of the Week
Dec 7, 2020 | COLLEGE FOOTBALL, NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL | 0 comments
NOTRE DAME, Indiana — Notre Dame graduate student quarterback Ian Book has been named a Manning Star of the Week for his performance in the 45-21 win over Syracuse, in which he became the winningest quarterback in Notre Dame history (30 wins as a starter).
Book completed a perfect record as a starting quarterback in Notre Dame Stadium going 15-0 as a starter at home, tying the most wins at home by a Notre Dame starting passer.
Book went 24-of-37 for 285 yards and three touchdowns, adding eight rushes for 53 yards and two touchdowns. He accounted for five touchdowns vs. Syracuse, the most by any Power 5 player (any position) on the weekend. No FBS player accounted for more touchdowns on the week than Book's five, which tied his career-high and was the most by an Irish player since he passed for five touchdowns vs. Navy in 2019.
With eight rushing touchdowns (including two Saturday) this season, Book ranks third among all Power 5 quarterbacks in season rushing touchdowns. With his rushing touchdowns, Book moved into fourth all-time in Notre Dame quarterback rushing touchdowns with 14. His eight rushing touchdowns in 2020 tie for fifth all-time among Irish QBs in a single season.
Entering Saturday, Syracuse's defense allowed an average of 251.8 passing yards per game. Book surpassed that mark in the first half alone with 252 passing yards. With an interception vs. Syracuse, Book capped the longest streak by an Irish QB in program history with 266 attempts without a pick. It was the longest active streak in the FBS.
Book was responsible for 19 of Notre Dame's 27 first downs on the day (15 passing, four rushing), and all but one of the Irish's 15 first downs in the first half (the only other Notre Dame first down in the first half was by penalty).


Here's another one for all those who like to say Ulster-Scots is a recent invention. The earliest known writer of poetry in Ulster-Scots was William Starrat, a mathematics teacher of Strabane, County Tyrone. In 1722 he wrote a poetic letter to Scottish poet Allan Ramsay (1686-1758) and this, together with Ramsay's reply, was duly published, from an annotated version, in The Collected Works Of Allan Ramsay as Epistle From Mr William Starrat, Teacher of Mathematicks at Straban in Ireland.
In faith 't wad any mortal canker.
And on her love with rapture feast.
Your love, as well as you her ain.
I shanna bauk the like frae you."
Poor cauldrife Coly whing'd aneath my plaid.
And lilted owre thir twa three lines to you.
As gars the world gang dancing to this day.
And big Parnassus on the firth of Forth.
The blythest lilts that e'er my lugs heard sung.
In deathless sang, sic life-like pictures drew ?
The carlines live for ever in thy sang.
Some loups to Lutter's pipe, some birls babies.
And lanesome Ringwood yowls upon the brae.
When love and beauty animate the sang ?
The wandought seems beneath thee on his throne.
Than a' the gowd the monarch's coffers keep.
I'll whistle to thee all the live-lang day.


Remember that scene in Rob Reiner's superbly written A Few Good Men where Tom Cruise and Demi Moore, taking time off to research a court-martial, take time off to go fishing and flirt with each other while a song takes over the soundtrack?
Well, it's the scene director Samar Khan would clearly have liked to see, and so this watered-down, over-dramatised version of Reiner's 1992 film, while efficiently -- and even compellingly -- acted by a strong cast, gets the Bollywood treatment.
Item-song by superstar ex-girlfriend and 'conscientious' voice-over by superstar himself hop into the treatment, even as the script itself is completely stolen from master writer Aaron Sorkin.
Which doesn't necessarily have to be a bad thing. The ethics of shameless plagiarism aside, the fact remains that tight and loyal adherence to a great script ensure a pretty watchable film, which is what happens to Shaurya for the most part as its characters consistently quote their Hollywood counterparts in verbatim translations, but in a misguided attempt at finding 'original' ground (and enough elbow room to say this film was about a different issue, and hence 'not a lift' in press interviews) Khan muddles up the endgame and makes this a painfully simplistic look at war crimes and communalism.
For those who haven't seen the original, I'd recommend it very strongly: it's one of the most watchable -- and rewatchable -- films of the 1990s, and Jack Nicholson kicks major military bottom even as Tom Cruise and Keifer Sutherland excel in their multifaceted, deceptively demanding roles. And the dialogue rocks.
This one starts off with a hint of originality, as we see lifelong chums and Majors Akash (Jaaved Jaffrey) and Siddhanth (Rahul Bose) transferred to Srinagar together to face-off in court for a high-profile yet open and shut case. Akash is a gung-ho lawyer with big Army ambitions, while Sid is a bit of a drifter who looks literally clueless. 'It's an open and shut case,' Akash reassures him, asking him to plea-bargain -- and simultaneously alarming the audience about the plight of the Indian Army and the justice system since Sid doesn't seem like a lawyer at all.
Sure, this was the case in the original as well, but Cruise's Kaffee was depicted as an actual lawyer -- despite a less-than-stellar record -- and actually questioned his being assigned to such a high-profile case. Here, there is no such introspection as Sid tries to investigate the case based on hunches and helpful tip-offs.
Oh, and the girl. Instead of giving Sid a female boss a la Demi, Khan opts for a plucky young journalist, played by Minissha Lamba. This civilian hops into army bases -- and court-martial hearings -- with alarming abandon, and it is almost with a sigh of relief we see her character tossed into a hawalaat for the kind of access she shares to classified military information.
The case itself is about a Captain Javed Khan, who shot a Major of his own regiment at point blank range. The film belongs to this character, and this actor: the superlative Deepak Dobriyal, with silences so powerfully emphatic they can make us cringe while our jaws drop. Crucially, A Few Good Men is his story even as the others take over verbal grandstanding and eloquent repartee -- yet this one, following the Bollywood urge to find a hero/villain conflict, moves onto the villain yet leaves this hero behind.
Top of his game -- and treating the unforgettable Jack Nicholson character with his own blend of smooth sarcasm -- is the indubitable Kay Kay Menon, his sneering condescension chewing up the actors around him as he scornfully mouths words like 'insignia,' or even, 'rum and coke,' in an admittedly nice near-soliloquy to single malt.
To be fair, Khan gets some of the smaller touches very right. Like the fact that the doomed convict used to read Lotpot comics, or the abrupt midnight shaadi, or a couple of snappy, unstolen lines every hour or so -- but this doesn't mask that he has taken a powerful film and simplified its endpoint, made it into an annoying -- and frightening -- Hindu/Muslim story, the repercussions of which make Kay Kay's Brigadier Pratap into a caricatured despot, instead of the believable monster from the original.
Bose does far better here than usual, even though visibly trying to ape Cruise, right down to the over-clenched cheeks. Still it is a nice -- if over-designed, visually -- performance, and certainly one of his better roles. Jaffrey is fine in the Kevin Bacon role, which doesn't give him that much to do, but his efficient performance is critical to the smooth functioning of the film. Minissha is almost a revelation as the fiery young reporter dying for a correctly spelt byline, but after she starts making coffee for Bose, her character is robbed of much potential power.
The cast is strong, including a surprisingly atypical cameo by a young actress, but the story falls too pat. Things fall into place for the defense lawyer, and virtually everyone Lamba interrogates ends up spilling their guts to her -- where in the world is the rest of the media? And then there's that climax that panders to communal cliche, with Kay Kay asking us (yes, indeed) if we can handle the truth. Um.
In the end, however, Samar Khan has this to answer: what does it mean for a film called Shaurya, a film about true valour and the human spirit and a moral code, turning out to be yet another rip-off?


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'Don't depend on Google for traffic' says Ryanair's Jacobs
by Ian Taylor Jul 14th 2017, 11:21
Google is "arrogant" and the industry should "be braver" and "not spend money with them", according to Ryanair's Kenny Jacobs.
The airline's chief marketing officer told industry leaders: "The lack of bravery in the travel business confounds me. Everyone just keeps putting money into the Google machine. Marketers in travel should be smarter."
He insisted: "I spend not one cent with Google."
Jacobs told a Travel Weekly Business Breakfast: "Google is on thin ice. If you search Google on your phone right now for the Ryanair site you'll get eDreams and Opodo masquerading as Ryanair.
"It's nonsense and Google needs to be called out. It's only a matter of time before a court in Europe acts and it could have massive implications for the Google business model. Google is going to have to get its house in order.
"The German courts are leading the way. Courts in Hamburg and Berlin have made decisions against Google and we've got a case pending in the High Court in Ireland."
Jacobs claimed: "They're arrogant. You talk to Google about this and it's like 'It's not us, it's the Wizard of Oz'. It's like it's a religion and you can't question it.
"But it's not, it's an algorithm. It's coded in such a way as to maximise money for Google."
He insisted: "Everyone just accepts it and says 'Yeah, but what are you going to do?' What you can do is don't spend any money with them. Don't depend on them for your traffic."
Jacobs added: "I put in 'Thai food' in Google on my phone last night in London and in the first 10 paid results there was no Thai restaurant. Google is overcommercialising the results."
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Special Report: 'Ryanair's aim is to be nice enough, not loved'
Airlines hit out at EU taxes and flight delays
Ryanair helps Southend passenger numbers take off


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Q: Vue Router & Vuex : Getters are undefined on page refresh I want to create a middleware according to the tickets present in the getters of a store
I first initialize Vuejs with a query to generate my state
TicketStore.js

const getters = {
    getTickets: state => state.tickets,
    getTicketById: (state) => (id) => {
        return state.tickets.find(ticket => ticket.id === id)
    },

    //get nb of ticket for tabs
    nbTicket: state => state.tickets.length
};

const actions = {

   .... ,

getTicketsFromAPI({commit}) {
        axios.get(api.get, {
            headers: {
                'Access-Control-Allow-Origin': '*'
            }
        })
            .then((response) => {
                response.data.data.forEach(function (el) {

                    let dateFormat = require('dateformat')
                    let now = new Date(el.created_at)

                    commit('NEW_TICKET', {
                        id: el.id,
                        name: el.name,
                        msg: el.body,
                        date: dateFormat(now, "dd/mm/yyyy à H:MM:ss")
                    })
                })
            })
}

Init in main.js
import Vue from 'vue'
import vuetify from './plugins/vuetify'
import routes from './routes/router.js'
import App from './pages/layout/App'
import TicketStore from '@/store/TicketStore'

Vue.config.productionTip = false

new Vue({
    vuetify,
    created() {
        TicketStore.dispatch('getTicketsFromAPI')
    },
    render: h => h(App),
    router: routes,
}).$mount('#app')

This way works even if I do not think it's the most suitable
Now I want to stop the navigation if the ticket does not exist; so i created a middleware in my routes.js
I first tried :
    {
        path: '/ticket/:id', component: Ticket, name: 'ticket',

        beforeEnter: (to, from, next) => {
            const id = to.params.id
            const ticket = TicketStore.getters.getTicketById(id)
            /* eslint-disable no-console */
            console.log(id, ticket, to);
            /* eslint-enable no-console */
            if (ticket && ticket.id === id) {
                next()
            } else {
                next(false)
            }
        }
    },

This way works but if I reload the page, const ticket is not defined
So I searched ; I came across multiple discussions, never really helped me, like this one
Vuex store is undefined in vue-router
I try this too
        beforeEnter: (to, from, next) => {
            const id = parseInt(to.params.id)
            /* eslint-disable no-console */
            console.log(TicketStore.state)
            TicketStore.state.tickets.forEach(function (el) {
                if (el.id === id) {
                    next()
                } else {
                    next(false)
                }
            })
            /* eslint-enable no-console */
        }

Without success : this way doesnt work; but i have the ticket in my console on reload
My goal is to stop navigation if the ticket does not exist, even if the page has been reloaded
Thank you for your help

A: You should define tickets as an empty array by default in store.
Because for now it looks like you try get some data from store till it's not exist.

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Home>Opinion>Op-Ed>WILLIAMS: Grateful
WILLIAMS: Grateful
E. Faye Williams April 10, 2019
In celebration of Women's History Month and the 192ndanniversary of the Black Press, Hazel Trice Edney presented the 2019 Stateswomen for Justice luncheon and panel discussion at the National Press Club in Northwest on Friday, March 29. Trice Edney with panelists (L-R): Kezia Williams - CEO of the Black upstart, Dr. Lezli Baskerville - president and CEO of the National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education (NAFEO), Dr. E. Faye Williams - national chair, National Congress of Black Women, Hazel Trice Edney, Dr. Princess Asie Ocansey – Nekotech Center of Excellence, Kristen Clarke, president and executive director of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, Janice Mathis, executive director of the National Council of Negro Women, and Kim Sanders, president and CEO of the National Bankers Association. (Shevry Lassiter/The Washington Informer)
While I have for the most part had a blessed life. I don't mean that I didn't grow up in poverty, that I didn't face racism or sexism or that I did not experience bad breaks in life. I've experienced all of those things, but I was never bogged down in ungratefulness.
As a matter of fact, no matter how little I've ever had, I've felt a need to share what I had with someone who may have had less. I've never asked to be served by others, but I've felt compelled to be of service to anyone who needed my help.
I've often given my best and my last to help others. I've always been energetic, willing to study many things so that I could qualify to help more people even when some didn't show that they were grateful for the help I often gave. I know that I'm by no means the perfect servant. Others have given far more than I have, but I'm pretty satisfied that I've given my best whenever someone needed my help.
Sometimes I gave family help, church help, organizational help, financial help, living space help, counseling help, legal help, advisory help, clothing help, help with food, help with advice, you name it. I was always grateful that I had the ability to help.
Sometimes people said thank you. Sometimes they didn't, but even when they didn't and came for my help again, I've tried to be there. However, recently the time came that I began to feel totally worn out, realizing that I was helping everyone I could, while not always helping myself. An elderly neighbor once said to me, "Be grateful that you're the one giving the help rather than always needing the help." I think that's good advice, but sometimes you just feel that you need someone to give you some of those things you've so often given to others — your time and attention.
Sometimes givers need help, but never ask. I'm taking it upon myself to speak for those who serve and never ask others to do for them. Givers rarely ask for anything from others, but it doesn't mean the smallest gift of gratefulness does not lift the giver's spirit. My spirits were lifted beyond measure when Hazel Trice Edney, president and CEO of Trice Edney Newswire, contacted several of us who write, publish and appear on radio or television to tell us we were being honored for our service with the Stateswomen of the Black Press Award.
I'm sure I speak for my sisters who received the award to say that we're grateful and proud of the recognition of our efforts to plead our own cause day after day. We feel that it is our duty to do so.
The day after receiving that award, I received the Champions of Peace and Nonviolence Award from The National Women's History Alliance. In a beautiful ceremony, I met two women who were in Iraq when I was there in an effort to prevent the first Gulf War. That was a pretty emotional meeting for which I'm grateful, and that taught me how soldiers who were in the same war must feel when they run into each other years later.
The Sunday following those two awards, I went to church not knowing they, too, had planned to recognize my work! I have just learned of three more awards coming soon, so I'm reenergized and grateful that much of my work has not gone unnoticed. I deeply appreciate all of the awards, and I am ready to go back to the drawing board to work just a bit harder to be of service to somebody in need!
Williams is president of the National Congress of Black Women.
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Dem Civil War As California Prepares To Pass $3 Billion Tesla Bailout
Chuck Hoster
I wonder how many campaign donations Elon Musk had to pay out in order to get his bailout this far...
A California state bill to give $3 billion in state subsidies to electric vehicle manufacturers is seeing an intense fight in the Senate. The bill, a potential boon for car manufacturers like Tesla Motors, is being criticized by opponents for giving taxpayer money to industries that serve to enrich billionaire CEOs.
A former hedge fund manager and billionaire activist, who now back various anti-poverty and clean energy projects, Tom Steyer strongly supports the bill, which would expand California's current subsidy program for "green cars." However, Steyer is on record declaring that "not one penny" in tax cuts should be given to "those who don't need it."
"Cutting taxes for wealthy does not trickle down," he tweeted Aug. 14. "We should give #NotOnePenny in tax cuts for those who don't need it."
Steyer's announcement on Twitter clearly contradicts his backing for bull that is aimed at increasing electric vehicle (EV) sales in California. According to critics, the bill's greatest benefits go to electric vehicle manufacturers, with lesser tax breaks for hybrids. Reportedly, the measure would help cash-strapped Tesla at a critical stage.
Tesla Motors is owned by billionaire Elon Musk, whose various businesses have taken advantage of nearly $5 billion in subsidies at both the state and local levels. However, he company's balance sheets continues to hemorrhage money, as Tesla car sales are flatling nationwide.
The Tesla bailout bill has already passed the state Assembly, and there will be a hearing after the state legislature returns from its August recess. Following the hearing, the Senate will take up the proposed legislation.
Conservative lawmakers including GOP state Sen. Andy Vidak of Fresno oppose the bill, saying it would only benefit Tesla and its owner Elon Musk, who happens to be a billionaire already. Vidak also believes that Tesla doesn't need subsidies because Tesla buyers are wealthy patrons, and the bill would be of no use to others since hybrid and hydrogen vehicles will receive much lesser rebates.
"The Tesla subsidy bill that Mr. Steyer is sponsoring is literally a gift of tax funds to the billionaires who own electric car companies and the millionaires that buy these specialty cars," Vidak said.
For Steyer, Vidak suggested the nickname "Mr. Pretzel" since he tries to "bend his way out of this hypocrisy."
A spokesperson for Steyer's green lobbying group, NestGen, took aim at Vidak and other opponents of the bill, saying that green-energy projects create jobs and are beneficial for the environment and are unlike Republican supported tax cuts which only benefit the elite and their corporations.
"Clean energy benefits millions of Californians by creating jobs and keeping our air and water free of harmful pollution," the spokesperson said. "We urge Mr. Vidak to drop the silly political posturing and do what's right for California: Support the clean energy economy and oppose the massive tax cuts for the rich that the Republican Party will soon try to ram through Congress."
Other critics of the whole electric vehicle industry believe that advocates of the bill aren't revealing the true story.
According to Tom Tanton, director at the Energy and Environment Legal Institute, subsidies for even the more moderate costing Tesla Model 3 takes taxpayer money from the less fortunate and gives it to high income individuals.
He further pointed out an overlooked human cost incurred in the manufacturing of electric vehicles. The cobalt used to build batteries for EVs is primarily mined in Africa where workers are forced to work in brutal, slave-like, conditions.
"There are tremendous human rights and child abuses in mining, especially in Africa," Tanton said.
Both Tanton and Vidak also noted that California's poverty rate is the highest in the country when considering the cost-of-living even though the economic and job growth there has outperformed almost all other states.
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By Will Levith / April 14, 2017
WWE Wrestler Kane Running for Mayor in Tennessee City
Figther Kane, during the WWE Smackdown Wrestling at Arena Monterrey on October 7, 2010 in Monterrey, Mexico. (Alfredo Lopez/Jam Media/LatinContent/Getty Images)
Kane, taking two top stars down during the WWE Raw event at Rose Garden arena in Portland, Ore., Monday February 27th, 2012. (Chris Ryan/Corbis via Getty Images)
Following in the footsteps of Jesse "The Body" Ventura, WWE star Kane (a.k.a. Glenn Jacobs) announced earlier this week that he is running for mayor in Knox County, Tennessee, Bleacher Report reported.
Speaking to the local ABC affiliate, Jacobs said, "As Knox County mayor, I promise to keep taxes low and make Knox County a place everyone can be proud of….I see my role as that of a facilitator among the different communities in our area."
Jacobs will likely run as a Republican, according to Bleacher Report.
As WWE wrestler Kane, he held a sort of higher office—capturing three world championships, while playing the role of the Undertaker's half-brother.
Watch 10 of the possible future mayor of Knox County, Tennessee's greatest moments in the ring below.


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Thomas Donohue talked about an economic impact study entitled "Opening Markets, Creating Jobs," which highlighted the number of American jobs created by free trade agreements. Assessing challenges overseas and at home, Donohue addressed the impact of economic nationalism and the threat that the U.S. will be left behind as other nations devise a new architecture for global commerce. He also responded to questions from the audience.


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Anthony Castonzo Rejuvenated, With No Knee Pain, Entering Contract Year
Blog > Kevin's Corner > Colts Coverage > Anthony Castonzo Rejuvenated, With No Knee Pain, Entering Contract Year
Why does Anthony Castonzo, 30, feel so good physically entering his 9th NFL season?
INDIANAPOLIS – It's a comment that sounds a bit ridiculous coming from a 30-year-old offensive lineman entering his 9th NFL season.
Particularly one with 116 career starts.
"My body honestly feels better right now than I think it did my rookie year stepping in here," Castonzo says. "I have less pain everywhere. It's pretty crazy what they've done just making me feel good. It's exciting. It's exciting for me to go into a season at age 30 possibly playing my best football.
"For the first time in my career, I just don't have knee pain right now."
An offensive linemen, with the resume of Castonzo, saying that?
Yep, that's how Castonzo feels as he enters a contract year, with his 31st birthday coming later this summer.
A major reason Castonzo has become 'Benjamin Button' is thanks to the new strength and conditioning program that the Colts implemented last year.
Veteran strength coach Rusty Jones noticed a change was needed in Castonzo's approach during last year's Training Camp.
Castonzo had pulled his hamstring 3 times last offseason, to go along with a pulled pec in the spring.
The durable left tackle had missed just 3 games in the previous 6 seasons, but he would be on the mend for more than a month to start the 2018 campaign.
That's when Jones and Castonzo decided a change was needed.
At first, Castonzo thought the knee pain he was having was coming from…his knee.
But Jones informed him that the soreness was due to an in-balance in Castonzo's hips. Unfortunately, it took the hamstring injuries for Castonzo to realize that he needed to alter how he trains.
Some posterior chain exercises with Jones helped Castonzo strengthen his hamstring and those muscles around it.
The result has Castonzo believing that his NFL career has been lengthened.
"If you asked me that a couple of years ago, (I would have said maybe) a couple years, my body is starting to break down," Castonzo says of how long he thought he would play a few years back.
"(But) my body is starting to feel better now. I talked to Rusty. He said, 'We might go 10 more years now.' I'm like, 'I don't know about all that. We'll see.'"
Back for his 9th NFL season, under his 8th offensive line coach, Castonzo has changed his off-season regiment after an injury-filled 2018.
"I don't lift super heavy right away," Castonzo says. "I'm kind of letting my body build more of a base and ramp it up a little more. I used to want to be 100 percent and ready to go for that first OTA and playing my best football. That was the world to me because every time I step on the field I want to dominate. Now, I understand that OTAs are part of the process and I want to be playing my best ball come September 8th and then moving forward into the season.
"It's definitely more of a gradual thing so I'm my strongest, fastest when the season starts."
Currently, Castonzo's contract has him in the middle of the pack for left tackle salaries around the league.
One more major pay day should come for him, with the Colts obviously big fans of their long-time left tackle. Castonzo says no future contract talks have occurred with the Colts (just yet). Chris Ballard has mentioned extensions could be possible later this offseason for some guys on his roster.
"Without question, we like Anthony Castonzo," Ballard said before this year's draft.
For now, Castonzo isn't too worried about when, or if, that extension will occur.
"I have to play good football one way or another and everything else takes care of itself," the left tackle says.
And, if how Castonzo feels right now is any indication, that strong play should be coming this fall.


Pocket calculators have become a powerful and indispensable tool to many, though they only work out and display one number at a time. They are useful because there are many things in life that are well described by a single number. There are many more things, however, which can be described more fully and completely with a table or an array of numbers organised in an ordered way. VU-CALC is a program for calculating and displaying tables of numbers and names.You start with an empty table or grid composed of boxes and arranged in rows and columns.With a simple set of commands you can invoke calculator - like formulae which link one box to another or one row to another or one column to another so that the computer can calculate a whole table in a few seconds.You can also enter data or names into particular boxes and by simply changing one or more parameters, tables for different situations can be re - evaluated and displayed almost immediately.
This provides an immensely powerful tool for financial analysis, budgets, the calculation of engineering or scientific tables, statistical analysis etc.
On entering VU-CALC, a two-line command panel can be seen at the top of the screen, a blank labelled area is in the middle of the screen and an input line can be seen at the bottom of the screen. The blank area in the middle of the screen is a window onto the table. The table can be thought of as a large number of boxes ordered into rows or columns. The rows are labelled alphabetically and the current rows shown in the window can be seen down the left-hand margin. The columns are labelled numerically from 01 upwards and the current columns shown in the window are numbered along the line immediately above the window. Each box or rectangle is uniquely identified by the row letter followed by the column number. Thus, A01 or A1 refers to the box lying in the top left-hand corner of the table.
At any stage during the use of VU-CALC, the user's attention relates to a particular box which is illustrated as a large red rectangle on the table. This is the cursor. The cursor can be moved freely and rapidly to read or enter data, text or formulae. The cursor is moved on the table by pressing the four arrow cursor keys on the keyboard, (caps shift held down while keys 5, 6, 7 or 8 are pressed). The cursor may be moved rapidly by holding down one of the arrow keys firmly. When the cursor reaches a box at the edge of the window and the cursor keys are pressed further the window will automatically move over the table.This can be observed by noticing the column numbers or row numbers along the sides of the window changing. By this means, the user can move rapidly round a very large table(in the case of the 48K Spectrum).
The user may think of VU-CALC as a thinking spread-sheet in which he may layout at will text and numerical data. At the main command point of VU-CALC, 4 types of entries may be made: text, data, formulae or a command.
To enter text, position the cursor at the box where you wish to start the text. Press " and now simply type in the text which you wish to enter at that position. As you type you will see the text being written on the input line at the bottom of the screen with the small red cursor on that line moving along. You may fill the whole line and use the delete key to make alterations. When complete, press 'ENTER' to insert the text onto the spread-sheet.
To enter a number in any box, simply position the cursor where you wish to enter the number and type in the number followed by the 'ENTER' key. The number will immediately be shown in the current box.
To calculate a number at a particular box using a formula, position the cursor at the appropriate box and simply type in the formula. When the formula as shown on the bottom input line is correct press 'ENTER' which will apply the formula to the current box and which will calculate the data immediately at the appropriate boxes. A formula may be applied to many boxes with the # Repeat command; VU-CALC will automatically distinguish between text, data and formulae.
When the bottom input line is empty, typing a '#' will set VU-CALC into the command mode and a list of commands will appear on the top two lines. By pressing the first character of the required command, the command will be executed subject to its appropriate parameters.
The real power of VU-CALC comes from the use of formulae for boxes, rows or columns which can generate the data you require for your tables. The syntax of a formula includes the use of constants(numbers), references to the numbers in other boxes and the simple arithmetical operators: +, -, /, *.The numbers in another box are always referred to by the box reference of row letter followed by column number.
A formula can refer to one particular box or it may be repeated along a row, down a column, or across a block. To achieve this, the # Repeat command is used (see below under commands).
Formulae are always applied relatively. For example, in the Repeat command, if the current formula is being applied to a sequence of boxes along a row then the column references in the formula are always incremented as the formula is applied sequentially along the row.For example, if the formula '1.03*A1' in the box A2 was repeated along the row A then the formula in box A3 would be '1.03*A2' and the formula in box A4 would be '1.03*A3'; etc. The same relative concept is applied down a column or over a block where the row letters in the formula are incremented sequentially.
If, in a formula, you wish to refer to an absolute box reference which does not alter when repeated, the box reference in the formula should be prefixed with the character '$'. Thus, for the above example, the formula '1.03*$A1' when applied to the row A would always refer to the contents of box A1 only.


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Q: How to use ipad directory structure as source for website images? I have a website developed in PHP and mysql.The website has a module for staff member to access from their tablet pcs and ipad.
To optimize performance,I am loading product images of LIVE website module from local tablet pcs's drives .For example,in my html image tag my image source looks like this:
  <img class="main-product-image"src="file:///C:\Staff\images\uploads\<?=str_replace('/','\\',$img);?>" width="400" height="300" alt="<?=$product->Name?>" />

How can achieve the same behaviour on Ipad?
I am not familiar with Ipad directory structure.
Is there anyway i could hardcode directory strcuture like mentioned above??What strategy i will need to follow?

A: You can't do it on iPad. On iOS you don't have access to file system. Only way is to create application with Web View (iOS framework) and save data in local files of this App.


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package org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.condition;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.function.Supplier;

import org.springframework.boot.context.properties.bind.BindResult;
import org.springframework.boot.context.properties.bind.Bindable;
import org.springframework.boot.context.properties.bind.Binder;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Condition;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.ConditionContext;
import org.springframework.core.type.AnnotatedTypeMetadata;

/**
 * {@link Condition} that checks if a property whose value is a list is defined in the
 * environment.
 *
 * @author Eneias Silva
 * @author Stephane Nicoll
 * @since 2.0.5
 */
public class OnPropertyListCondition extends SpringBootCondition {

	private static final Bindable<List<String>> STRING_LIST = Bindable
			.listOf(String.class);

	private final String propertyName;

	private final Supplier<ConditionMessage.Builder> messageBuilder;

	/**
	 * Create a new instance with the property to check and the message builder to use.
	 * @param propertyName the name of the property
	 * @param messageBuilder a message builder supplier that should provide a fresh
	 * instance on each call
	 */
	protected OnPropertyListCondition(String propertyName,
			Supplier<ConditionMessage.Builder> messageBuilder) {
		this.propertyName = propertyName;
		this.messageBuilder = messageBuilder;
	}

	@Override
	public ConditionOutcome getMatchOutcome(ConditionContext context,
			AnnotatedTypeMetadata metadata) {
		BindResult<?> property = Binder.get(context.getEnvironment())
				.bind(this.propertyName, STRING_LIST);
		ConditionMessage.Builder messageBuilder = this.messageBuilder.get();
		if (property.isBound()) {
			return ConditionOutcome
					.match(messageBuilder.found("property").items(this.propertyName));
		}
		return ConditionOutcome
				.noMatch(messageBuilder.didNotFind("property").items(this.propertyName));
	}

}

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Alfred Groth (* 16. Oktober 1876 in Kehl; † 27. März 1971 in München) war ein deutscher Arzt und Sozial-Hygieniker, Honorarprofessor und Fachautor.

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Der Sohn des Mineralogen Paul Heinrich von Groth und dessen Ehefrau Rosalie Maria, geborene Levy, kam im Alter von sieben Jahren nach München, nachdem der Vater 1883 eine Professur an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität angetreten hatte. Zum Schuljahr 1886/87 trat er ins Münchner Maximiliansgymnasium ein und legte hier 1895 die Abiturprüfung ab, unter anderem mit seinem Bruder Otto sowie mit Otto von Baeyer und Fritz Gablonsky.

Er studierte Medizin an der Universität München und promovierte 1900 zum Dr. med. mit einem Thema aus der Neurologie. Nach einer Assistenz an der "Central-Impfanstalt" in München und zeitweiser Tätigkeit als stellvertretender Leichenbeschauer des 26. Stadtbezirks (bis 1909) habilitierte er sich mit einer Arbeit zur Medizin-Statistik. 1913 wurde er zum "Central-Impfarzt" ernannt. Im letzten Kriegsjahr wurde er im Rang eines Obermedizinalrats nach "Russisch-Polen" versetzt und kehrte im April 1918 nach München zurück. Ab den 1920er Jahren lehrte er als Privatdozent "medizinische Statistik" an der Universität. In seinen zahlreichen Veröffentlichungen und Fachvorträgen befasste er sich vor allem mit statistischen Untersuchungen im Bereich der Sozial-Hygiene und hier vor allem mit der Säuglingssterblichkeit.

1902 heiratete Alfred Groth in Frankfurt am Main die Fabrikantentochter Josepha Nett (* 1878). Aus der Ehe, die 1926 geschieden wurde, gingen vier Töchter, Juliane (* 1902), Hedwig (* 1909, † 1913) und die Zwillinge Hildegard und Gertrud (* 1914) hervor. Zeitlebens wohnte er im Haus Kaulbachstraße 62, das der Vater 1892 erworben hatte.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 Über den Lobus impar der Medulla oblongata bei Cyprinoiden. Inaugurial-Dissertation. Kastner & Lossen, München 1901.
 Zur Beurteilung der Säuglingssterblichkeit in München. In: Zeitschrift für Hygiene und Infektionskrankheiten, Band 51. Veit & Comp., Leipzig 1905, S. 249 ff.
 Zur Methodik statistischer Erhebungen über Säuglingsernährung (mit Martin Hahn). In: Centralblatt für allgemeine Gesundheitspflege. 25. Jahrgang. Martin Hager, Bonn 1906, S. 234.
 Verhaltungsmaßregeln bei Impflymphen zur Verhütung weiterer Ansteckung. In: Bericht über den XIV. internationalen Kongress für Hygiene und Demographie, Berlin, 23.–29. September 1907. Hrsgg. von der Kongressleitung. Redigiert von Generalsekretär Prof. Dr. Nietner. Bd. 2. August Hirschwald, Berlin 1908, S. 1148–1153.
 Die Säuglingsverhältnisse in Bayern von Alfred Groth und Martin Hahn. Sonderabdruck aus der Zeitschrift des K. Bayer. Statistischen Landesamts, Jahrgang 1910, Heft 1, J. Gotteswinter, München 1910.
 Über den Einfluß der beruflichen Gliederung des bayerischen Volkes auf die Entwicklung der Sterblichkeit und Fruchtbarkeit der letzten Jahrzehnte. Habilitationsschrift. Oldenbourg, München 1912.
 Säuglingssterblichkeit. In: Grotjahn, Alfred / Kaup, Ignaz (Hrsg.): Handwörterbuch für soziale Hygiene, Berlin 1912, S. 279–292.
 Neomalthusianismus. In: Ärztlicher Verein München (Hrsg.): Zur Erhaltung und Mehrung der Volkskraft. J. F. Lehmann, München 1918, S. 127–134.
 Über Wertbestimmung der Schutzpockenlymphe. In: Zeitschrift für Hygiene und Infektionskrankheiten, Bd. 92. Springer, Berlin 1921, S. 129.
 Über Gewinnung keimfreier Schutzpockenlymphen (mit K. Arnold). In: Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift 1922, S. 1580.
 Revaccinationsergebnisse in Berlin und München (mit K. Arnold). In: Zeitschrift für Hygiene und Infektionskrankheiten, Bd. 108. Springer, Berlin 1928, S. 578.
 Gewissensklausel im Deutschen Impfgesetz. In: Münchner Medizinische Wochenschrift 1934, Nr. 14, J. F. Lehmann, München 1934, S. 125.

Literatur
 Generalbibliothek der Bayerischen Bibliotheken (Hrsg.): Bayerische Bibliographie 1971–1973. C.H.Beck, München 1978, S. 280.
 A. Herrlich: Dr. Alfred Groth zu seinem 90. Geburtstag. In: Münchner Medizinische Wochenschrift, 14. Oktober 1966.
 H. Stickl: In memoriam Professor Dr. Alfred Groth, in: Bayerisches Ärzteblatt 26, 1971, Nr. 5, S. 497 (Foto).

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David Duguid MP welcomes raft of new measures from UK Chancellor to support jobs
David Duguid MP, National News, Politics
David Duguid MP has welcomed a raft of new measures from the Chancellor to support jobs and businesses across the UK during the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic
Banff and Buchan MP David Duguid has welcomed a raft of new measures from the Chancellor to support jobs and businesses across the UK during the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.
Rishi Sunak today revealed a Job Support Scheme in which the government will top up the wages of staff that are kept in post on reduced hours to avoid mass layoffs.
In addition, the Chancellor announced an extension to the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme, a repayment extension to bounce-back loans for business, a deferral of tax bills and a continuation of the VAT cut from 20% to 5% for the hospitality and tourism sector.
The economic measures follow an increase in restrictions due to rising cases of COVID-19, including a 10pm curfew for bars and restaurants and, in Scotland, a nationwide ban on home visits.
Scottish Conservative MP for Banff and Buchan David Duguid said
As the furlough winds down amid a rise in COVID-19 cases, these new measures are very welcome.
The new Job Support Scheme will allow many employers to retain staff that might otherwise lose their jobs over the winter months.
It is a radical step for a UK Government to top up the wages of workers in this way and should help avoid the kind of mass redundancies that had been feared.
I was also very pleased to see the VAT cut for the hospitality and tourism sector extended until the end of March next year.
This will provide a lifeline for many businesses and jobs in Banff and Buchan. Tourism is a vital part of our local economy – and indeed the wider Scottish economy.
Once again, the UK Government has taken the necessary steps to protect all four nations of the UK from the huge and ongoing challenges presented by the Coronavirus pandemic. I very much welcome the announcements from the Chancellor today.
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If you have employees on your payroll, you must pay super for eligible employees each quarter by due date.
Superannuation payment for Quarter 2 i.e. 1st October to 31st December is due by 28th January. When a due date falls on a weekend or public holiday, you can make the payment on the next working day.


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If you have been a SDer for a whole, you should know how to work the system.
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10 Unique Printable Map Of northern California Cities – A map can be a symbolic depiction emphasizing relationships between elements of some distance, like objects, regions, or themes. Many maps are somewhat static, adjusted into paper or any other lasting moderate, whereas some are interactive or dynamic. Although most commonly utilized to portray geography, maps may represent virtually any distance, literary or real, with out respect to scale or circumstance, such as in brain mapping, DNA mapping, or even computer system topology mapping. The distance being mapped may be two dimensional, like the surface of the planet, 3d, such as the interior of the planet, or even more abstract areas of almost any measurement, such as arise in simulating phenomena having many independent factors.
Even though first maps known are of the heavens, geographic maps of territory possess a very long heritage and exist in ancient times. The term"map" stems from the Latin Mappa mundi, whereby mappa meant napkin or cloth and mundi the world. Thus,"map" became the abbreviated term speaking to a two-dimensional representation of this top layer of the world.
Road maps are perhaps one of the most commonly used maps to day, and form a subset of navigational maps, which also include things like aeronautical and nautical charts, railroad system maps, along with hiking and bicycling maps. In terms of quantity, the greatest number of drawn map sheets is probably made up by local surveys, carried out by municipalities, utilities, tax assessors, emergency services suppliers, and other regional organizations.
Many national surveying projects have been carried out by the armed forces, such as the British Ordnance Survey: a civilian govt bureau, globally renowned for its comprehensively in depth perform. Besides location details maps could also be used to spell out shape lines suggesting constant values of elevation, temperature, rainfall, etc.


Pes 2019 ppsspp is a football simulation video game developed by PES Productions and published by Konami for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.The game is the 18th installment in the PES series and was released on August 28, in North America and for Japan, Europe and Australia on August 30, 2018. As well as this, Scottish clubs Celtic and Rangers have been brought to the game along with their stadiums, bringing the world-famous Old Firm rivalry to the gaming world in details.
In this year's edition Konami was promised to increase the number of licenses, which includes more fully licensed leagues and stadiums, and a variety of new Legends to play with. And because PES 2019 is very cool.
Pes 2019 ppsspp is a sports game that simulates football. PES 2019's Magic Moments feature is set to be the forefront of PES 2019's superior gameplay. Konami announced that the International Champions Cup before the season begins has been added and they also announced an improved negotiation system and budget management. Full body touch introduced last year has been further enhanced. How the ball is controlled depends more on the surrounding situation, allowing for smoother and contexual trapping of the ball.
They feature all the players that participated at Russia 2018 FIFA World Cup because they performed very well.
Enjoy the top football leagues in the world including English Premier League (EPL), Spanish La Liga, French League 1, Italian Seria A, German Bundesliga and even USA and Indian leagues are now added.
PES 2019 ISO game graphics is improved and better than that of PES 2018 ISO .
The controls is more fluid with less bugs.
New team tactics and formations such as the trendy 3-4-3 formation is made default.
You can sign new players in the transfer window.
You can also create your own player and customize your team kits, jersey, boots, numbers and player cheats.
You can also enjoy playing against your friends via multiplayer mode. You can see how to setup multiplayer mod.
Commentary is more clean and realistic.
Players exhibits more of their real life emotions and behaviors.
PES 2019 PPSSPP ISO detailed info.
Next you locate the files on your phone file manager and unzip the Pes 2019 iso zip file using an app called Es explorer or zarchiver.
Then Use the Es explorer or ZArchiver to extract the Iso file to a folder where you can easily locate it when needed.
After extracting, launch PPSSPP Emulator app from your Android device.
Browse for the new pes 2019 ppsspp fileThen on the PPSSPP Emulator, for you to extract on your SD card.
Lastly tap On the file to Start and play the game and enjoy.
The game just feels more realistic.
More more fluid, free gameplay.
Negotiation change is cool and fun.
AI will constantly use the exact same tactics no matter what.
The overall presentation of the game is out-dated.
The commentary is still awful, needs to be off by default. But still awaiting correction.


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Netflix's Travelers: 10 Best Characters, Ranked | ScreenRant – Screen Rant
With three seasons available to watch on Netflix, Travelers is a sci-fi drama that is so well-written that it's hard to poke holes in it. Sending the consciousness of future humans back into the bodies of people from the 21st century who are about to die, the show follows the journey of several characters who are attempting to change history for the betterment of mankind.
Although a few networks flirted with the notion of picking up the show, season four never happened. Netflix is notorious for canceling perfectly good series after two or three seasons, and Travelers, unfortunately, hit a red light. However, the beloved characters of the show still dazzle viewers.
10 Vince Ingram
As traveler 001, Vince is the first successful transfer of human consciousness into a host body in the 21st century. He takes over the body of a man who was supposed to die on 9/11. However, once he gets control of the body, it is clear that he has plans of his own.
Instead of completing his mission, he escapes the destruction of the 9/11 events. Moving on to lead the largest tech corporation in the world, he lives in constant paranoia that he will be executed by another traveler. Many attempts are made, and he spends much of his time and resources hunting traveler groups down and killing them. In the show, he is a true, despicable villain.
9 Jeff Conniker
Another character who takes on the role of a villain is Jeff Conniker. In the first episode, viewers learn that he is an abusive partner and father. He comes home drunk and beats the mother of his child, Carly. Historically, he killed her that night, but her body was taken over by a traveler.
No longer tolerating his abuse, the new Carly throws Jeff out and refuses to make nice. Throughout the show, Jeff spends most of his time making Carly's life a living nightmare. He gets her son taken away numerous times, and he is relentless in his pursuit of her.
8 Kathryn MacLaren
As the wife of FBI Agent, Grant MacLaren, Kathryn is first introduced as very supportive and loving towards her husband. The couple seems to have a picture-perfect life. However, things begin to change after Grant's body is taken over by a traveler.
Suspecting that something is not right with her husband, Kathryn begins to get suspicious. She also turns to the blame game and accuses Grant of never making time for her even though she is fully aware of his stressful – and busy – job. Kathryn becomes the stereotypical nagging wife and even resorts to following him to see what he's up to.
7 Carly Shannon
As one of the main travelers, Carly is a mother and estranged partner who is the victim of severe domestic violence. With all of this history in mind, the traveler's consciousness that takes over her body before Jeff can kill her decides to no longer put up with any abuse. Her entire character changes demeanor for her benefit.
Like a phoenix, she rises to the occasion to become a fierce mother who will do just about anything for the well-being of her young son. She even attempts to put on a good show with Jeff in front of a social worker to get custody of her son again. She's also a sharpshooter, which is incredibly cool.
6 Grace Day
Although she often displays narcissistic behaviors, Grace means well. She breaks several rules by taking control of a body that was not about to die, jumping into the past without permission from the Director, and rebooting the AI system. She also wipes Marcy's memory to save her life.
All of these things are extremes, and she does them without hesitation. She demonstrates her level of intelligence every chance she gets, and most of her actions end up having severe consequences that she doesn't seem to be concerned about. However, her skills and lack of empathy are ultimately what save the day during the final climactic episode.
5 Philip Pearson
Inhabiting the body of a drug addict, Philip Pearson is the historian of the traveler group. Although he has a difficult time coping with the withdrawals from being in a heroin-addicted body, he displays a lot of empathy in many situations.
Because he knows what happens in the future, he can predict winning horse races for his team to keep their money flow going. He also goes off-mission to save the life of a child when the Director had already ordered the team to not interfere.
4 Trevor Holden
Taking over the body of a high school football star, Trevor Holden has the consciousness of a very old man in a young body. He immediately shows his manners and politeness with his interactions with his parents, girlfriend, and close friends. He is always calm in stressful situations.
As the engineer of the group, he is responsible for building a lot of gadgets that are necessary for the team to carry out their missions. He also has a strong moral alignment and a lot of compassion for humankind.
3 Grant MacLaren
As an FBI Agent and leader of the traveler team, Grant MacLaren has a lot on his plate. He is constantly having to keep his team in check, deal with other traveler groups, and maintain his cover while being put under the microscope at work and home.
Because of all of this, he does a few questionable things like wiping the memory of his wife, Kathryn. This leaves her feeling empty and a bit crazy, and he doesn't help the situation by further gaslighting her when she brings it up. However, everything he does is for the greater good of mankind, and he more than makes up for his actions in the end.
2 Marcy Warton
As the team's doctor, Marcy is dealt the shortest hand in the deck. Put into the body of a woman with brain damage, she is stunted by random seizures. Although she tries to work out her health issues on her own, she realizes that she will soon die if drastic measures aren't taken.
She is eventually reset by Grace, which wipes her memory and removes all empathy she had before. The issue with this is that her love for David – her lover/former social worker – has been erased. Marcy spends a lot of time trying to rekindle the relationship with David while tending to the medical needs of her team.
1 David Mailer
A social worker and all-around good guy, David is the best character on Travelers. He falls in love with Marcy after her body is taken over by a traveler, and he shows her nothing but support throughout the show. His compassion and kindness are shown through his words and deeds. He is very giving, and he even lets a homeless man have his bicycle to get to work.
In the end, David gets to be the ultimate hero. Stuck inside a vault with a nuclear bomb, he disarms it by hand to stop the eradication of the city. This leaves him with radiation poisoning, and he dies in extreme pain. However, after the team figures out how to stop 001, David and Marcy get another chance at life after the reset.
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Darby is a freelance writer with Screen Rant with a BA in Creative Writing. She loves fantasy, science fiction, and horror films. Some of her favorite fandoms include Harry Potter, LOTR, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, Gotham, and – most recently – Shadow & Bone. She works remotely with her two cats, Luna and Piper.
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Ross Shor Lynch was born on December 29, 1995, in Littleton, Colorado. He is an American singer, songwriter, and actor. He gained popularity with his role of Austin Moon on Disney's Austin and Ally and also as Brady in Teen Beach Movie.
He is one of the founders of R5 band where he became a vocalist and guitarist with his brothers Riker, Rocky, and Ryland, Sister Rydal, and Ratliff in the famous band called R5 which later transformed as The Driver Era.
Ross Lynch was educated at home and in the starting of fourth grade he gets to learn singing, guitar, and piano. He moved to Los Angeles with his family in the year 2007 where he and his brother Riker started to pursue their dreams in the entertainment industry.
Apparently, he plays guitar, Bass, Drums, and Piano.
In 2010, R5 launched the EP Ready Set Rock.
The album 'Sometime Last Night' ranked 1 on Billboard's Top Albums.
Won Teen Choice Awards in 2016.
Lynch is a cousin of Derek Hough and Julianne Hough who became popular with Dancing with the Stars. He acted in a movie 'Status Update' with Courtney Eaton whom he dated from 2015 to 2017.
Lynch and Kherington Payne acted in Fox's So You Think You Can Dance.
An American actor, singer, dancer, and musician who has a net worth of $5 million dollars.


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