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As the post title states: I Am So Ready!!! That would be ready for vacation. YAY. Today is my last day of work this week and I am off all next week as well. Fingers crossed that weather will cooperate as we are heading out in our camper for a little bit. Of course, I need to pack for all weather events - cold, heat and everything in between. That's the one downside of camping in the Spring and Fall, but those are our favorite times to get away.
The plain vanilla sock in Cascade Heritage - colorway is Baltimore. I'm really enjoying this very relaxing knit. I'll do about 5 more rows or so and then be on the heel flap. This will be going with me on our camping trip.
So far the yarn seems to like this pattern and it has been behaving. The pattern is Winter Sea Shawl - a free pattern on Ravelry. I probably will not take this with me. I'm attempting to learn to not take too much knitting. I like to have choices, but I always take way more than I ever work on. And with camping, space is somewhat limited.
On the reading front, my Kindle is loaded up and that will be going with me. Recently downloaded from Overdrive are: "The Great Alone" by Kristin Hannah and "Bruno Chief of Police: A Mystery of the French Countryside" by Martin Walker. I'm not sure where I heard about that last, but it is a series that (wherever I saw it) received high ratings. The "real" book I am reading at night is "What She Ate" by Laura Shapiro which is pretty good so far.
I'll be reading your blogs on my phone, but I may not comment - sometimes that's awkward on my phone and I'm not taking a laptop or tablet. Enjoy the next week and a half and I'll check in when we are back in town.
Keeping my fingers crossed for your weather. We are getting big fat flakes here in NEO. And it's sticking. WAAAH!
Have a wonderful, well-deserved vacation! I do hope the weather warms up a bit for you and snow and rain STOP. I was a little concerned that you might not have enough knitting, but if you finish that sock and the second one, maybe you can buy vacation yarn! Have fun!
Bon Voyage!!! A camping vacation sounds like fun.
Safe travel and enjoy the adventure. I always take extra balls of yarn on trips and find that more often than not, I use them. The Baltimore colorway is nice: I might look for that they next time I purchase sock yarn.
That Baltimore colorway is beautiful. Have a wonderful time away and I'll see you when you get back.
Have a super vaca...we'll look forward to reading (whenever) all about your R & R!
Those kinds of socks are such fun to knit - you want to see what happens next!
Have a really wonderful time on your little vacation. Can't wait to hear how it all turns out.
Enjoy your time off! I love Cascade; it's from Seattle!
I hope you have wonderful weather! They are calling for warmth by the end of the week here. I just hope it sticks!
Traveling mercies for wonderful weather.
I am so glad you are getting out in the camper!!!! Your knitting is in order!! Wishing you great weather. and I am now going to look up winter sea shawl!
Enjoy your down time, hope the weather is good for you!
Have a GRAND vacation! Can't wait to hear all about it when you return.
love your sock on the needles and the colorway. camper? wow, now I know it's spring even though the temps do not agree, yet.
Safe - and fair weather! - travels!! look forward to hearing all about it once you're home!
I hope you're having a great vacation! Sock looks great, as does the shawl start. Glad you had fun at the fiber festival. I saw some other pics -- looks like a nice sized festival. Sometimes a smaller one is nice.


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Refuted economic doctrines #4: individual retirement accounts
January 23, 2009 John Quiggin108 Comments
The news that, on average, superannuation investments lost nearly 20 per cent of their value last year Johnny Got His Gun movie download comes as no surprise, and its likely that there are plenty of unrealised losses still on the books. Still, while the losses on the stockmarket have been as bad here as anywhere, we can take some comfort in the fact that Australian superannuation funds, like Australian banks, don't seem to be in the same trouble as some of their overseas counterparts. As the government scrambles to keep the financial system operational, it's natural to ask what, if anything can be done about this.
In the short term, the answer appears to be, nothing, or very little. Fortunately, for most people the losses are, in a sense, notional, wiping out the spurious gains of previous years. It's only for those at or near retirement that the crash presents an immediate economic problem. Given that the demand for labour is plummeting, the government could perhaps consider an ex gratia payment to people who choose to retire now. There are all sorts of problems with this, and in normal times, such a proposal would never pass muster, but plainly, these aren't normal times.
Looking to the longer view, this is more than a bad year for superannuation funds. The crash and the way it came about undermines the fundamental premise that has driven Australian retirement income policy for the past decade: that allowing individuals, with good financial advice, to make their own investment decisions on the basis of defined contributions from employers to personal accounts, is the best way of financing retirement. The old age pension, in this view, serves as a residual for those who don't manage to save enough.
This privatised approach (also represented in Bush's failed attempt to reform Social Security in the US) is has been largely discredited by the crash. Financial advisers, even the honest ones, have proved to be useless. Lots of investments that were marketed as low-risk have turned out to be little more than junk. Morover, the idea that stocks will always perform better than bonds over the medium term (say a decade) has been proved false. This is a central premise of long-term investment advice.
We need to look again at the alternatives: either a return to employer-based defined benefit schemes, with portability of service, or some kind of national superannation schemes. In the short term, the call for an increase in the aged pension will also gain strength.
Update 27/1/09 The New York Times agrees. And today's Fin has a piece from Robert Shiller denouncing the efficient markets hypothesis. I'd better get cracking with more refutations, while there are still plenty of doctrines left to refute.
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Monkey's Uncle says:
John, can I point out that comment 98 is a clear breech of the blog rule "Comments which include personal attacks on me as author of the post or on other commenters (flames) will be deleted, or edited to remove such points."
Monkey's Uncle persists…
'I try not to spend too much time nitpicking over the smaller details of other people's posts, but it seems you are contradicting yourself…. So in one sentence you deny that you are claiming that luck is the main cause of unemployment. Yet in the very next sentence you say that an unemployed person can "fairly be said to be unlucky."'
Where's the contradiction? Do I ever assert that bad luck causes unemployment?
"But this doesn't change the underlying argument about whether luck is the main cause of unemployment. By defintion, someone can only ever be said to be unlucky if you believe luck is the main determinant."
Readers, he made that up and ascribed it to me. Let me spell it out with a hypothetical: ten passengers need to get into a lifeboat that can only hold nine. One doesn't make the cut. Is it bad luck that makes there not be enough space? Maybe, maybe not. Is it bad luck to be the one who doesn't make it? Yes. Similarly luck may affect which persons are unemployed, but not that there will be unemployed persons. Further, even if there are other factors affecting which – as in a women and children first policy for lifeboats – it would be bad luck to have those factors. Even if someone couldn't get work because he were shiftless and lazy, one can also assert that he is also unlucky – if nothing else, unlucky not to have rich and influential relatives.
He continues of my "Now that is a downright lie. I never made any statements about his position whatsoever, apart from direct quotation of comments he made as Nick K or as Monkey's Uncle (I did anticipate a possible objection he might make, at one point, but I made it clear that I was not responding but anticipating). Readers, go and look.", "So let me get this straight. It's okay because you weren't actually claiming that I had said anything different? You were merely projecting an assumption about what I believe, even though that had nothing to do with what I actually wrote".
Readers, he is making that up. I did not project an assumption of views onto him. Look at what he cites in support of that: 'You said "I suppose Monkey's Uncle is liable to read that as saying that all people without work in good times are of that sort." Given that I had already said "I appreciate that sometimes people lose jobs through risks beyond their control.", it seems clear that you were trying to project a view onto me that was clearly out of step with what I said. What is the point of that?'
Now look at what I really wrote, complete with what he cut just there emphasised: "For people in such a situation, applying pressure to them to find work is hardly going to achieve any results along that line. I suppose Monkey's Uncle is liable to read that as saying that all people without work in good times are of that sort. No, I am just saying that the set of such people is like that, a tautology that doesn't even imply that there are any such people at all." I suspected that he might misread what I wrote as a claim that all the unemployed were involuntarily unemployed, so I headed it off. I was denying that I held a view, not projecting one onto him. All I projected onto him was a tendency to misread and misrepresent – something that he has amply demonstrated.
That means that his "As I said, you erected a straw man and knocked it down" is another downright lie; I never, not once, projected views about unemployment onto him, and by now he has been told that often enough that there is no room for honest error.
Michael of Summer Hill says:
John, if I may reply to Monkey's Uncle by saying you might want to take into account the NEA's views as to why public schools in the USA are rooted and require extra funds. America's public schools are struggling to provide quality services to increased numbers of disadvantaged students and students with special needs, while also implementing accountability and testing mandates. Programs such as Title I, IDEA, and Pell Grants are already underfunded and cannot meet the needs of eligible students. In the 2005-06 school year, almost 11,000 public schools had already failed to make Adequate Yearly Progress for two or more years under NCLB provisions, and thus faced federal sanctions. These schools will face even greater challenges in the coming year as testing and teacher quality requirements go into full effect. In fact the 2007-08 school year is the first year of mandated science testing. The federal government is moving backwards, away from its commitment to provide 40 percent of the costs of providing special education services to students. Because of inadequate federal support, schools are often unable to provide the full spectrum of services mandated under IDEA. In addition, administrators must sometimes cut other critical programs to fund mandated IDEA services.
An increase is also needed to ensure adequate resources for higher education programs such as Pell Grants. As public universities, long seen as the "affordable" option, have to raise their tuition to make up for severe state budget cutbacks, the ability for low-income individuals to pay for college becomes an even greater challenge. When the Pell Grant program was first created, the maximum grant for the poorest students covered 84 percent of the cost of a public four-year college. Today, it covers only 39 percent.
PM, if I now interpret you correctly, you were clarifying your own position rather than interpreting mine.
According to you, I was likely to misinterpret your position as being that bad luck is the sole cause of unemployment. Yet as I had previously made clear, that was not my interpretation of your views. My interpretation of your views was that you believe bad luck is the MAIN cause of unemployment. Not that it is the SOLE or ONLY cause of unemployment. So this still amounts to a straw man. What is the point of claiming that I may interpret your views differently, when I had already explained my interpretation?
So even if you did not project onto me false assumptions about my views on unemployment, you projected onto me clearly false assumptions about my interpretation of the views of yourself and those who disagree with me. This is equally pointless and misleading.
If I misinterpreted your straw man, I do apologise. But sometimes I have other things to do than intuit the finer meanings of straw men.
"Readers, he made that up and ascribed it to me."
You made this comment in response to my discussion of the implications of you saying people are "unlucky" to be unemployed. So what did I make up? The only thing I ascribed to you here was the use of the term "unlucky".
This is wilfully obtuse. If you say that someone who finds themselves unemployed can be said to be unlucky, this clearly implies that luck is a major cause of unemployment.
Moreover, you have no right to call other people liars simply because they don't always interpret correctly the most byzantine of distinctions.
Could everyone please cool down. It's easy to get the wrong end of the stick in a long comments thread, and unhelpful to use terms like "lie" and"obtuse". I haven't got time to sort out who hit who first here, but please stop now.
Alanna says:
Monkeys Uncle at says
"I think it's true that since about the early 1990s, there has been some decline in public sector employment as a share of overall employment. But in the decades prior to then, there were steep increases in public sector employment. So those reductions came off a historically high base."
I think we have had this dicscussion before in another thread and pulled out the numbers. Nos of public sector employees has increased marginally since the mid 1970 (very marginall given population increae), public expenditure has decreased as a percentage of GDP since the 1970s.
If you are going to tell me its coming off a high base then you are talking about the post war three decades of the 1940s/50s/60s when unemployment averaged 1%.
Bring it on!! because the direction of stripping public sector employment since the late 1970s to now is totally, tragically and monumentally wrong in a country with only 20 million people in it. We are not any "grand manufacturer" here and resources are too volatile, plus we are a dry country but even drier after climate change and water diversion. Seriously some things stick out like (as my mother might have said) like an old moll at a christening ( or something worse if I said it).
Michael "When the Pell Grant program was first created, the maximum grant for the poorest students covered 84 percent of the cost of a public four-year college. Today, it covers only 39 percent."
Michael, it would be worthwhile to also look at whether there has been a significant increase in the number of students claiming the Pell Grants, as well as to what extent the costs of college education have increased during this time.
"I'd better get cracking with more refutations, while there are still plenty of doctrines left to refute."
I don't think you'll run out any time soon. You haven't even really touched the idea that every human being is rational, and all the corollaries that are derived from that.

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Teeming with options for global cuisine, Ho Chi Minh City may well have the best food and drink scene in Vietnam. But its brunch scene is only beginning to take shape, with young Vietnamese diners looking for new experiences beyond just cuisine type. While these brunch spots are spread all across town, the heart of the city's brunch scene is still mostly found in District 1, where young urbanites continue to innovate with new concepts. Here are our go-to brunch spots for food and drink, whether for a quick workday lunch bite or a two-hour boozy brunch on the weekends.
Café Marcel
At Cafe Marcel, brunch lovers can explore classic breakfasts with small twists.
The Marcel brand entered Saigon in 2017 with its first restaurant, Marcel Gourmet Burger. The brand continues its culinary mission to introduce gourmet French cuisine to Vietnam. Café Marcel draws inspirations from cafes in southern France, where spaces are filled with sunshine during the day to create an airy and light atmosphere. This brunch venue is ideal for those looking to get a little French experience while catching up with friends.
At Café Marcel, brunch lovers can explore classic breakfasts with small twists. For those interested in personalizing their brunch experience, Café Marcel offers a build-your-own-breakfast in which you can choose your style of eggs and sides, coupled with one of their four sauces. For some, brunch would not be complete without a refreshing cocktail. To complement the food, Café Marcel offers a selection of classic and signature drinks such as the Thyme Tonic or the Tennessee Sour.
Location: 96 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
Godmother Bake & Brunch
Outside of their popular Secreto Com Tam, this charming restaurant also serves a variety of western-style breakfast dishes, such as egg benedict, pancakes, and avocado toast.
Located in District 1, Godmother Bake & Brunch is on the third floor and overlooks Dong Khoi Street. With a sophisticated and chic atmosphere, Godmother's interior design is defined by its pink couches, large windows, and potted plants. The design creates a serene area, perfect for enjoying an early afternoon brunch with friends.
Godmother is especially known for their unique take on traditional dishes. In particular, many come to Godmother to try their Secreto Com Tam, a modern twist to the traditional com tam. Outside of their popular Secreto Com Tam, this charming restaurant also serves a variety of western-style breakfast dishes, such as egg benedict, pancakes, and avocado toast. Godmother also provides a wide array of healthy drinks to choose from, ranging from Kombucha to green smoothies.
Location: 4 Dong Khoi, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
Haan — Drink & Eatery on Nguyen Hue
With its beautiful location overlooking the buzz of Nguyen Hue Walking Street, Haan is the perfect place to go with friends on a Sunday morning after a night out.
A favorite for many, Haan Saigon — Drink & Eatery encompasses a wide variety of cuisines from across the world, such as Italy's Porcini Risotto, Australia's Beef Tartare, and France's Chocolate Soufflé. Gently resting beside the buzz of Nguyen Hue Walking Street, Haan is the perfect place to go with friends on a Sunday morning after a night out. Haan is everything you could want in one location — a cafe, restaurant, and bar. If you're not looking for an afternoon brunch, Haan can also be the place to go for an evening cocktail or just to converse with friends.
Similar to their variety of cuisines, Haan also strives to create a unique style that welcomes different cultures. With a focus on naturally and locally grown products, Haan is the place to go to at any time of the day. Haan has also held workshops for youth looking to dive into Saigon's creative world. Just recently, Haan collaborated with Amberstone Media and held a music workshop. Visit their Facebook to see if they have any upcoming events.
Location: 4th Floor, Saigon Garden, 99 Nguyen Hue, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
The Vintage Emporium
The Vintage Emporium has a distinct, classic feel to its design. | Image: The Vintage Emporium Thao Dien
Located on Nguyen Van Thu in District 1, The Vintage Emporium wins any foodie's heart over with its hearty Western breakfast, sandwiches and pastas. In 2018, the Vintage Emporium opened its second location in a spacious villa in Thao Dien. This District 2 location comes with a poolside for those looking to escape the sweltering heat. Although the two locations have some unique distinctions, their interior designs brings a classic feels with simple, sleek furniture. If you're looking for a spot for a quiet, enjoyable brunch with friends and family, the Vintage Emporium is the perfect option.
The Vintage Emporium also takes pride in their food quality and presentation. All dishes are made with selective, health-oriented ingredients. In addition, the Vintage Emporium is known for their colorful, intricate, and eye-catching presentation. You can pair your brunch with a diverse selection of drinks from smoothies and juices to cocktails.
Location: 95B Nguyen Van Thu, Da Kao Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
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L'usine continues to innovate as a culinary brand with dishes that incorporate local ingredients in Vietnam.
L'Usine has always been a reliable brunch spot for many in Ho Chi Minh City. Known as both the original concept-store and cafe, L'Usine offers a delightful and hospitable brunch experience. Customers can browse around L'Usine store before, during or after their meals. The store offers not only local, made-in-Vietnam brands, but also prestigious foreign brands such as Maison Kitsuné and Comme Des Garcons.
While their flagship store in Le Thanh Ton opened in 2017, recently, a new store has already opened in Thao Dien. L'Usine continues to innovate as a culinary brand with dishes that incorporate local ingredients from Vietnam. Moreover, L'Usine has a diverse drink list that features wines from independent producers, local breweries and specialty cocktails. L'Usine is the place to be for anyone who loves brunch but can't decide between savory and sweet dishes. L'Usine Dong Khoi and Thao Dien offer a popular brunch board during the weekend. The brunch board comes with bite-size classic brunch dishes such as pancakes, French toast, and avocado toast. L'Usine also serves daily, all-day breakfast for those looking to enjoy a spontaneous brunch during the week.
Location: Le Thanh Ton: 19 Le Thanh Ton, D.1, HCMC (Opens from 7:00 am until 10:00pm)
Dong Khoi: 151/5 Dong Khoi D.1, HCMC (Opens from 7:00 am until 10:00 pm)
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Thao Dien: 24 Thao Dien, D.2, HCMC (Opens from 6:30 am until 10:30 pm)
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Iconic vocalist Engelbert Humperdinck returns with the release of his special tour EP Reflections, available on all digital platforms on November 15th, 2019 on OK!Good Records. Rather than a fitting bookend for his career, Engelbert sees his recent songs featured on Reflections as a tool of creative rejuvenation, allowing him to re-invent himself as an artist.
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On Wednesday morning I saw "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice". I did my best to resist the temptation of seeing yet another superhero movie at the cinema, but alas my will-power just wasn't strong enough and I caved in. I'd heard mixed reviews, and having hated "Man of Steel" for various (and I think very valid) reasons, I was trying to avoid giving DC any more of my money.
Having seen the film I can say that I was justified in my reluctance, because whilst there were parts of it that I enjoyed, there were other moments at which I couldn't help but roll my eyes and shake my head in disgust. I'm being overdramatic of course, but when the main motivation for warring superheroes to team up is that their mothers share the same first name, you know that there's something drastically wrong with the film that you're watching.
Whilst Ben Affleck is a fine Batman, and he isn't putting on a voice when playing the hero (instead he has a device which modifies his voice for him), he doesn't inspire love or devotion to the character and he's far less likeable than Christian Bale's version. This isn't a major problem because at least it differentiates him from the previous iteration of the character, but when the solo Batman film that has already been confirmed comes into theatres I won't be rushing to see it… unless Jared Leto is amazing in "Suicide Squad" and The Joker is the villain.
Henry Cavill is also okay in this movie – he's definitely better than he was in "Man of Steel" – but Superman as a character is given no real personality, and the only thing that gives him any humanity at all is his relationship with Lois Lane. Maybe that wouldn't be so bad if Lane herself was likeable in the movie, but Amy Adams (who I hate to criticise because I like her as an actress) was awful and her character had no real depth; you can basically sum her up by saying that she's a reporter who loves Superman because that's really all there is to her.
As a whole the film just doesn't work. I could write 20,000 words of criticism on it and still have more bad words to say, but instead I'm going to bullet point what I liked and disliked about it and then talk about why I think that it should never have been made.
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Let's start with the things that I liked:
(SPOILER ALERT) The court scene – Despite the fact that "Batman v Superman" was mostly a paint-by-numbers story, the scene in which the courtroom was blown up was quite unexpected and powerful. The aftermath could've been more exciting, perhaps with the dust settling and Superman still stood in the middle of the debris for all to see, but it was still a great scene in an average movie.
Gal Gadot was a pretty good Wonder Woman – I actually really liked Wonder Woman in the film and I thought that she was introduced well. Her initial introduction felt a lot like Catwoman's (Anne Hathaway) in "The Dark Knight Rises", but it was still good. The only problem I have here is that the marketing for the film ruined it slightly by having Wonder Woman appear in the trailer.
The question that the film fumbled over a couple of times – 'should there be a Superman?' – was a fair one to ask, and could've been fascinating if it was allowed more time to be explored.
The action was well shot.
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Onto the things that I didn't like (expect a longer list):
Alfred – Although I like Jeremy Irons and I don't think that his portrayal of Alfred was completely awful, I thought that the film underused him by making him something of a comic relief character. He had the potential to be so much more given how recklessly Bruce Wayne was acting, so it was a shame that most of the time he simply went along with whatever Wayne told him to do.
Lex Luthor – Jesse Eisenberg is another actor that I don't take any enjoyment from criticising. Eisenberg is great at what he does and he's been in two of my favourite films ("Adventureland" and "Zombieland"), but he should never have been cast in this movie. His portrayal of the iconic villain is unique and he gives it everything, but it comes off as cartoonish and ridiculous, destroying tension and bringing more laughs than gasps.
Doomsday – If DC had courage in their convictions then they wouldn't have allowed another villain to appear in this movie other than Luthor, but alas, they chose to throw Doomsday into the mix so that the heroes could team up at the end. What they should've done was got a better writer on board and focused on the war of ideologies between Batman and Superman.
Martha – Superman convinced Batman not to kill him by saying that his mother's name was Martha. That's all that really needs to be said here.
The Daily Planet is a terrible newspaper which allows its staff to come and go as they please and write rogue articles.
So many scenes should've been cut from the film – the dream sequences, when Batman confronted Lex Luthor at the end, the scene in which Superman and Doomsday were hit by a nuke, and many more, were awful and should've been omitted from the final product.
The dialogue was terrible.
(From left to right) Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, and Gal Gadot at Comic-Con.
From my perspective, "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" is an example of when business trumps quality in film-making. With "Captain America: Civil War" set to smash box-office records and continue Marvel's commercial and critical dominance in the superhero genre, DC had to do something big. Their answer was to throw their two most famous heroes together, in what was billed as a gladiator match yet ended up being a team-up against a giant CGI monster.
The baffling thing about this isn't that DC's biggest heroes tried to kill each other and then joined forces, but rather DC's crazy decision to throw Batman into the mix without first giving him a solo movie. They clumsily rehashed his backstory and tripped over his motivation for taking the fight to Superman, and instead of building the character properly they tried to fit multiple storylines into what should've been a focused narrative.
DC is desperate to compete with Marvel financially and yet they fail to take the lessons that Marvel has taught them on board. They misunderstand how the universe that Marvel has built has developed over time and they ignore where it all began.
Marvel has spent an admirable amount of time building its characters and creating a very noticeable tone which carries through each film, and they didn't have the entirety of their main cast together in one movie until they had each had their own solo flick. This meant that by the time that "The Avengers" came along Marvel had already acquired a dedicated fan-base of comic book readers and mainstream cinemagoers, and thus they made an obscene amount of money from that movie. Now that this initial development has passed they are able to throw characters like Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) and Spider-Man (Tom Holland) into the mix prior to giving them their solo films, but they earned the right to do this and they have strong characters alongside them.
Thinking back, Marvel's cinematic universe took off with "Iron Man", a film based on a character that had never truly been a fan favourite. Marvel took a character that they knew they could build around, cast him perfectly, and then made a coherent and isolated film about him which only connected itself to the rest of the MCU through its end credit scene and a couple of Easter eggs here and there.
If DC really wanted to create a dynasty like Marvel's and steal some of their thunder what they should've done was saved Batman for either a brief cameo in their upcoming "Suicide Squad" movie, or his own solo movie, and then they should've made a second "Man of Steel" film which focused on the question 'should there be a Superman?'. This would've given Superman much more depth as a character and allowed us to better understand Batman before the pair faced off in a future film. Plus, in the meantime they could've introduced characters like Aquaman (Jason Momoa), The Flash (Ezra Miller), and Cyborg (Ray Fisher), in much more natural and interesting ways, instead of shoehorning them into an already convoluted film like they did in "Batman v Superman".
Of course, it's easy to make these statements in hindsight, but it really is mindboggling that a company like DC could be so impatient. People aren't stupid – if a movie looks like it's going to be a muddle then they won't go to see it, and if they aren't going to go on the opening weekend then they'll probably be indifferent enough to listen to a couple of negative reviews and stay well clear. You can't just throw special effects at people and expect a crowd to gather anymore – we live in a post "Avatar" world where amazing CGI is commonplace, going to the cinema costs £10+, and the superhero genre is incredibly diluted! If it's a choice between something new like "Deadpool", "Guardians of the Galaxy", and "Ant-Man", or something that fans have seen multiple times before like a new Batman movie, I think that most people will choose the former.
At the end of the day, "Batman v Superman" was exactly what I thought it would be. A film which was doomed from the start because it was trying to do too much, with the wrong writers and director on board, and a marketing team that was so scared that people wouldn't go to see it that they showed everything they had on the trailer. The action was good and so were the effects but modern day audiences have a right to expect more for their money. The actors did what they could to save the film, and Henry Cavill was a lot better this time around than he was in "Man of Steel", but ultimately the script let him and the audience down.
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"Poltergeist", (the original "Poltergeist"), was a fun and genuinely scary film. It's a horror movie classic, so from a financial perspective I'm sure that remaking it sounded like a wonderful idea. However, in reality this remake is a flop in every area – it isn't entertaining, it isn't frightening, and it definitely isn't well made. "Poltergeist" is a film with absolutely no personality or identity, it simply rehashes jump scares and plot points from the original movie and throws in terrible CGI, making for a dull and uninteresting experience.
(SPOILER ALERT) If you've seen the original then you'll be well aware of what the story entails; a suburban family (in this case the Bowens) is terrorized by the poltergeist, the daughter is abducted by said poltergeist, and then they get her back. It's simple, but that doesn't mean it has to be bad. There was ample opportunity to make this movie inventive and exciting, because the house is creepy and filled with objects that the poltergeist could manipulate, and the characters have personalities that could be interesting if properly explored. This film could easily have been compelling if its characters were developed, because how a family reacts to moving into a new home and also to losing a child can both be fascinating. However, what isn't interesting, which hampers this film greatly, are artificial situations clearly set up to facilitate jump scares.
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The start of this film was completely stupid and also slightly offensive, as the family downsized, moving into a wonderful suburban home, yet they acted as though they were going to be living in the slums! I personally felt insulted by the fact that the characters in this film acted as though their lives would be unliveable if they moved into their new home (before they knew about their unwanted guests) because it was both bigger and probably nicer than any house I've ever lived in! It would've been understandable if we'd seen the area which the family used to live in, because if we'd seen them living in a mansion then it would've at least made a bit of sense, but intelligence of any sort was far beyond this film.
The performances in "Poltergeist" were pretty awful, and at times they verged upon laughable. All the characters were stereotypes, they were completely clichéd and underdeveloped – the angsty teenage girl, the scared young boy, the creepy little girl. We've seen these characters before in a number of similar films and they're always the same.
Kyle Catlett (Griffin Bowen, the scared young boy) looked like Jesse Eisenberg, but sadly he had none of his charm or acting chops. At times his delivery was ridiculous, and there were other times at which he was meant to look scared or concerned yet seemed completely passive. He just didn't offer much to the role and at no point did I feel immersed when he was on screen.
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Sam Rockwell often felt as though he was playing a parody of his character, and he didn't display any range whatsoever; he's a good actor and has had some fantastic roles in the past, but here he's absolutely terrible. His performance was so strange, because at times he seemed tired and genuinely bored, mumbling through his lines as though he was half asleep, but at other times he overacted so excessively that he looked like Nicolas Cage on acid! I don't know what he was thinking, or if he was thinking at all, but this is a Razzie worthy performance.
Because the performances in "Poltergeist" were so bad and the characters were so unoriginal, I wasn't able to connect with any of them, and as such I was completely uninterested in Madison's (the creepy little girl, played by Kennedi Clements) plight once she was taken by the poltergeist. I had absolutely no interest in what happened to her, or anyone else for that matter, and I was desperately hoping the movie would end after about twenty minutes.
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(SPOILER ALERT) The way that the film was written dictated that the family should take everything in their stride, immediately believing that the poltergeist existed and had their daughter. The fact that the family witnessed the paranormal activity straight away once Maddy disappeared necessitated that they ignored rationality and worked towards getting her back, because although they might not want to believe what had happened, they couldn't ignore the facts that were presented to them. This felt like lazy writing, because if Eric Bowen (Sam Rockwell) and Amy Bowen (Rosemarie DeWitt) were unsure what to believe and didn't believe their other children, there would've been the opportunity for much more character development and substance.
Having the parents believe that their eldest daughter was a terrible babysitter who had seen a kidnapper, not a ghost, would've been far more interesting and made for a better narrative than them coming home to find their child stuck in the television! This kind of story would've allowed Sam Rockwell to engage with his character more and showcase his acting ability, which would've also elevated the movie as a whole.
Rockwell's character was a blasé, passive, boring individual, but in the background he seemed to have a multitude of issues that would've been intriguing to see play out. He appeared to have an alcohol problem, yet this wasn't allowed to take the floor despite the fact that he had recently lost his job. The writers could've used this as a way of enhancing the character, especially given that his problem would only have escalated following the disappearance of his daughter.
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If the writers had had any guts they would've made something of the source material and made changes so that this new movie at least had substance despite its notable flaws – they could've made Eric Bowen an abusive father, giving Maddy a reason to seek out imaginary friends and escape her life, and even try to make it unclear whether or not she'd want to return to the real world. Something along these lines would've at least made this movie more entertaining.
The plot and the performances weren't the only issues with "Poltergeist", it also suffered from terrible CGI and numerous plot holes. The dead in the other world looked like dementors, belonging more in a children's fantasy movie than in a horror film, and the vortex in the closet looked about as real as it would've if it had been done back in the 1980's.
The plot holes were clear and numerous:
Why was Griffin the only person in the house to wake up in the parent's room when the first electrical mishaps were happening? I don't think anyone could've slept through that!
Continuing with picking apart that scene; why wasn't Griffin more scared? He was scared of his own shadow at the beginning, so he should've been scared of the house when everything was alive for no apparent reason – it's not as if he was old enough or clever enough to rationalise such a thing!
Why could no one hear Boyd (Nicholas Braun) screaming when the drill was coming through the wall? He was screaming at the top of his lungs, and the house was full of people! Now, I know what you're thinking, the poltergeists make the rules, the hole was gone once Boyd stepped away from the wall! But no, that wasn't acceptable in itself! The rules were so unclear in this film that I don't even think the writers knew how things were supposed to work.
How long was the tree dangling Griffin in mid-air? If we take Maddy's abduction as a device by which to evaluate the duration of his torment then it lasted for minutes, so what was the tree's goal in capturing him? Did it just want to scare him? It seems like it had achieved that before it had a hold of him!
There's plenty more issues, but I should probably stop listing them or we'll be here all day! Nothing about this film was new or inventive; since the original movie came out there have been technological advancements, which a film like this should look to thrive on because one of its main plot devices are the electronic interferences!
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(SPOILER ALERT) Finally, I really could've done without the second ending. The film wasn't long, but it would've been better if it was even shorter because all I wanted was for it to end. When the writers pulled the rug out from under us and had the family's torment continue, I rolled my eyes, let out a sigh, and wished for a "Cabin in the Woods" fist to smash the Bowens out of existence. It could be argued that the reason behind this was to have the house be destroyed, but why should we care about that? The family had already decided that they would be leaving it behind anyway!
This is a terrible movie. It's filled with faults, feels like a cash-grab, and frankly there's nothing creepy about it! "Poltergeist" is one of many remakes to sully the horror movie genre in recent times, but while most are bad, this one is disgusting. In keeping with past reviews, when I see a film that I believe to have no positive aspects I don't waste time trying to place it on some arbitrary scale, whereby it attains a value higher than another film simply because its issues aren't as appalling. If a film only has negative aspects then it doesn't deserve to be placed above any other, rather, I place these films together in a category of movies that I never wish to see again.


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package <%=packageName%>.security.oauth2;

import <%=packageName%>.config.oauth2.OAuth2Properties;
import io.github.jhipster.config.JHipsterProperties;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.http.HttpEntity;
import org.springframework.http.HttpHeaders;
import org.springframework.http.HttpStatus;
import org.springframework.http.MediaType;
import org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity;
import org.springframework.security.oauth2.common.OAuth2AccessToken;
import org.springframework.security.oauth2.common.exceptions.InvalidClientException;
import org.springframework.util.LinkedMultiValueMap;
import org.springframework.util.MultiValueMap;
import org.springframework.web.client.HttpClientErrorException;
import org.springframework.web.client.RestTemplate;

/**
 * Default base class for an OAuth2TokenEndpointClient.
 * Individual implementations for a particular OAuth2 provider can use this as a starting point.
 */
public abstract class OAuth2TokenEndpointClientAdapter implements OAuth2TokenEndpointClient {
    private final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(OAuth2TokenEndpointClientAdapter.class);
    protected final RestTemplate restTemplate;
    protected final JHipsterProperties jHipsterProperties;
    protected final OAuth2Properties oAuth2Properties;

    public OAuth2TokenEndpointClientAdapter(RestTemplate restTemplate, JHipsterProperties jHipsterProperties, OAuth2Properties oAuth2Properties) {
        this.restTemplate = restTemplate;
        this.jHipsterProperties = jHipsterProperties;
        this.oAuth2Properties = oAuth2Properties;
    }

    /**
     * Sends a password grant to the token endpoint.
     *
     * @param username the username to authenticate.
     * @param password his password.
     * @return the access token.
     */
    @Override
    public OAuth2AccessToken sendPasswordGrant(String username, String password) {
        HttpHeaders reqHeaders = new HttpHeaders();
        reqHeaders.setContentType(MediaType.APPLICATION_FORM_URLENCODED);
        MultiValueMap<String, String> formParams = new LinkedMultiValueMap<>();
        formParams.set("username", username);
        formParams.set("password", password);
        formParams.set("grant_type", "password");
        addAuthentication(reqHeaders, formParams);
        HttpEntity<MultiValueMap<String, String>> entity = new HttpEntity<>(formParams, reqHeaders);
        log.debug("contacting OAuth2 token endpoint to login user: {}", username);
        ResponseEntity<OAuth2AccessToken>
            responseEntity = restTemplate.postForEntity(getTokenEndpoint(), entity, OAuth2AccessToken.class);
        if (responseEntity.getStatusCode() != HttpStatus.OK) {
            log.debug("failed to authenticate user with OAuth2 token endpoint, status: {}", responseEntity.getStatusCodeValue());
            throw new HttpClientErrorException(responseEntity.getStatusCode());
        }
        OAuth2AccessToken accessToken = responseEntity.getBody();
        return accessToken;
    }

    /**
     * Sends a refresh grant to the token endpoint using the current refresh token to obtain new tokens.
     *
     * @param refreshTokenValue the refresh token to use to obtain new tokens.
     * @return the new, refreshed access token.
     */
    @Override
    public OAuth2AccessToken sendRefreshGrant(String refreshTokenValue) {
        MultiValueMap<String, String> params = new LinkedMultiValueMap<>();
        params.add("grant_type", "refresh_token");
        params.add("refresh_token", refreshTokenValue);
        HttpHeaders headers = new HttpHeaders();
        addAuthentication(headers, params);
        HttpEntity<MultiValueMap<String, String>> entity = new HttpEntity<>(params, headers);
        log.debug("contacting OAuth2 token endpoint to refresh OAuth2 JWT tokens");
        ResponseEntity<OAuth2AccessToken> responseEntity = restTemplate.postForEntity(getTokenEndpoint(), entity,
                                                                                OAuth2AccessToken.class);
        if (responseEntity.getStatusCode() != HttpStatus.OK) {
            log.debug("failed to refresh tokens: {}", responseEntity.getStatusCodeValue());
            throw new HttpClientErrorException(responseEntity.getStatusCode());
        }
        OAuth2AccessToken accessToken = responseEntity.getBody();
        log.info("refreshed OAuth2 JWT cookies using refresh_token grant");
        return accessToken;
    }

    protected abstract void addAuthentication(HttpHeaders reqHeaders, MultiValueMap<String, String> formParams);

    protected String getClientSecret() {
        String clientSecret = oAuth2Properties.getWebClientConfiguration().getSecret();
        if(clientSecret == null) {
            throw new InvalidClientException("no client-secret configured in application properties");
        }
        return clientSecret;
    }

    protected String getClientId() {
        String clientId = oAuth2Properties.getWebClientConfiguration().getClientId();
        if(clientId == null) {
            throw new InvalidClientException("no client-id configured in application properties");
        }
        return clientId;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the configured OAuth2 token endpoint URI.
     *
     * @return the OAuth2 token endpoint URI.
     */
    protected String getTokenEndpoint() {
        String tokenEndpointUrl = jHipsterProperties.getSecurity().getClientAuthorization().getAccessTokenUri();
        if(tokenEndpointUrl == null) {
            throw new InvalidClientException("no token endpoint configured in application properties");
        }
        return tokenEndpointUrl;
    }

}

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Another protest action of traders occurred in Armenia on August 13. This time they took to the streets of the town of Artashat to express dissatisfaction with the work of representatives of the tax authority.
"They terrorize the whole town. About 13-14 people carry out checks. They fine shops with goods worth 300,000 drams ($622) in the amount of 500,000-600,000 ($1,036-1,243)," said one of the traders.
Another shopkeeper complained about deliberate checks with a view to find violations and to fine. He said that first, the tax inspectors check cash registers, and if they are all right, the inspectors check the registration of employees. If everything is again all right, they cling to excise duties.
"Tax inspectors have been robbing us for many years. They come to check us, try to find any minor shortcoming, force to pay huge fines for every small fault. We can no longer work normally," said one of the traders.
After a while, the head of Armenia State Revenue Committee David Ananyan came to meet with the protesters and promised to conduct an official investigation.
It is noteworthy that many Armenian traders face obstacles in doing their business in the country; therefore, many protests took place there in recent years. For many months traders of Armenian fairs, in particular of the shopping center Arinj Mall, demanded the government to amend the Tax Code and to release them from too much paperwork, which they considered as additional tax burden.
In November last year, shopkeepers held a protest in front of the National Assembly, where they noted that the tax service employees demand from them to provide a document on the movement of each imported good. The traders claimed that this is unnecessary red tape that requires involvement of additional workforce.
The shopkeepers also held such protests in April 2017 in front of the Government and Parliament buildings. Then they claimed that the Armenian tax authorities terrorized them by carrying out inspections at their shops and demanding their documents or bribes.


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Germany - 11 June 1996
David Zobel (born 11 June 1996) is a biathlete who competes internationally for Germany. His last victories are the men's sprint in Otepäa during the season 2018/2019 and the men's pursuit in the IBU European Junior Championships during the season 2015/2016. He competes in individual, mass start, pursuit, sprint, super sprint, mixed relay, relay and single mixed relay.
David Zobel - Results
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IBU-Cup - Arber Men's Sprint 34 16/01/2021
IBU-Cup - Arber Men's Individual 94 14/01/2021
IBU-Cup - Obertilliach Men's Sprint 65 20/12/2019
IBU-Cup - Martell - Val Martello Men's Mass start 6 17/03/2019
IBU-Cup - Martell - Val Martello Men's Sprint 24 16/03/2019
IBU-Cup - Martell - Val Martello Men's Sprint 9 14/03/2019
IBU-Cup - Otepäa Men's Sprint 1 02/03/2019
IBU-Cup - Otepäa Men's Super Sprint 6 01/03/2019
IBU Open European Championships Men's Sprint 69 23/02/2019
IBU Open European Championships Men's Individual 76 20/02/2019
IBU-Cup - Duszniki Zdroj Men's Sprint 33 12/01/2019
IBU-Cup - Obertilliach Men's Individual 22 19/12/2018
IBU-Cup - Khanty-Mansiysk Men's Pursuit 10 17/03/2018
IBU-Cup - Khanty-Mansiysk Men's Sprint 10 16/03/2018
IBU-Cup - Khanty-Mansiysk Men's Super Sprint 33 14/03/2018
IBU-Cup - Uvat Men's Sprint 18 11/03/2018
IBU-Cup - Uvat Men's Individual 14 10/03/2018
IBU-Cup - Martell - Val Martello Men's Pursuit 20 03/02/2018
IBU Open European Championships Mixed Relay 7 28/01/2018
IBU Open European Championships Men's Pursuit 13 27/01/2018
IBU-Cup - Brezno-Osrblie Men's Sprint 29 07/01/2018
IBU-Cup - Obertilliach Mixed Relay 2 17/12/2017
IBU-Cup - Lenzerheide Men's Pursuit 14 10/12/2017
IBU-Cup - Lenzerheide Men's Sprint 15 09/12/2017
IBU-Cup - Lenzerheide Single Mixed Relay 11 08/12/2017
IBU-Cup - Sjusjoen Mixed Relay 3 26/11/2017
IBU-Cup - Sjusjoen Men's Sprint 47 25/11/2017
IBU-Cup - Otepäa Mixed Relay 6 12/03/2017
IBU-Cup - Otepäa Men's Sprint 25 09/03/2017
IBU-Cup - Kontiolahti Men's Pursuit 20 05/03/2017
IBU-Cup - Kontiolahti Men's Sprint 29 04/03/2017
World Junior Championships Men's Relay 3 28/02/2017
World Junior Championships Men's Pursuit 9 26/02/2017
World Junior Championships Men's Sprint 5 25/02/2017
World Junior Championships Men's Individual 2 23/02/2017
IBU European Junior Championships Men's Pursuit 17 05/02/2017
IBU European Junior Championships Men's Sprint 4 04/02/2017
IBU European Junior Championships Men's Individual 17 02/02/2017
IBU European Junior Championships Men's Pursuit 1 20/03/2016
IBU European Junior Championships Men's Individual 8 17/03/2016
World Junior Championships Men's Pursuit 13 31/01/2016
David Zobel - Identity
Complete name : David Zobel Zobel David
Country : Germany
Specialties : Biathlon (Individual, Mass start, Pursuit, Sprint, Super Sprint, Mixed Relay, Relay, Single Mixed Relay)
Gender : M
Age : 24 years
Birthdate : 11 June 1996 (1996-06-11)
David Zobel - Titles, trophies and places of honor
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30/01/2016 - World Junior Championships - Men's Sprint : 3rd
02/02/2016 - World Junior Championships - Men's Relay : 2nd
17/03/2016 - IBU European Junior Championships - Men's Individual : 8th
19/03/2016 - IBU European Junior Championships - Men's Sprint : 3rd
20/03/2016 - IBU European Junior Championships - Men's Pursuit : 1st
04/02/2017 - IBU European Junior Championships - Men's Sprint : 4th
23/02/2017 - World Junior Championships - Men's Individual : 2nd
25/02/2017 - World Junior Championships - Men's Sprint : 5th
26/02/2017 - World Junior Championships - Men's Pursuit : 9th
28/02/2017 - World Junior Championships - Men's Relay : 3rd
08/03/2017 - IBU-Cup - Otepäa - Mixed Relay : 1st
26/11/2017 - IBU-Cup - Sjusjoen - Mixed Relay : 3rd
17/12/2017 - IBU-Cup - Obertilliach - Mixed Relay : 2nd
28/01/2018 - IBU Open European Championships - Mixed Relay : 7th
02/03/2019 - IBU-Cup - Otepäa - Men's Sprint : 1st
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