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Pepperdine's Theatre Department Perseveres Through a Season on Computer Screens
August 31, 2020 by Beth Gonzales
Pepperdine theater students participate in the production of Terrence McNally's "Ragtime" in November 2019. Senior George Preston IV played the character Coalhouse Walker, Jr. Photo courtesy of George Preston IV
When President Jim Gash announced in a university-wide email July 22 that Pepperdine could not hold in-person classes, writing that classes on the Malibu campus would not "reflect Pepperdine's standard of excellence," the Theatre Department had to make adjustments.
While Zoom classes continue all over the Pepperdine campus, the members of the Theatre Department said they want everyone to know they will never stop delivering momentous stories through art.
Pepperdine's Fine Arts Division provides students with experience and education in subjects such as studio art, art history, music and theatre arts. With the fall 2020 semester being held virtually, this poses some challenges to every department, especially the art of performance.
Bradley Griffin, theatre professor and divisional dean of Fine Arts, said the department spent time throughout the summer preparing for the possibility of online instruction.
"We initially planned a season that could be live-streamed as well as outdoor performances when we thought we were going to be on campus," Griffin said.
The Theatre Department said for actors, live-streaming involves performing from home with studio kits as well as green screens, props and microphones to make it feel as real as possible. Griffin said this semester will include lots of these performances and rehearsals on Zoom.
Griffin said the Theatre Department planned a first-year showcase that will feature all incoming theatre majors. It will be live-streamed Sept. 18 and 19.
Griffin said "Polar Bears, Black Boys & Prairie Fringed Orchids" — the play that was supposed to be performed in the Lindhurst Theatre this fall — is going to be performed virtually.
Although this play was chosen before COVID-19, Griffin said it is going to speak even more significantly to the current movement in our community because it explores performative activism.
"It is a play by Vincent Terrell Durham — a Black playwright living here in Los Angeles," Griffin said. "It is told with a lot of humor, but it also has a really powerful message that comes through."
Griffin said the play begins with a white woman who takes up a number of causes for racial equality and social justice.
"Throughout the play, the story will begin to question how effective her methods are," Griffin said. "She is trying to look like someone who supports these causes without knowing the personal impact of what her support ought to look like."
"Polar Bears, Black Boys & Prairie Fringed Orchids" will be live-streamed Oct. 1, 2 and 3, Griffin said.
This semester the Theatre Department will not be lacking entertainment. Griffin said they have also planned another production in addition to the first-year showcase for the musical theater talents.
"Without being here in person, we cannot do a full musical," Griffin said. "So Musical Theatre majors in the sophomore, junior and senior class will do a musical theater cabaret where they will each perform songs from the musical theater world."
The dates for this production are Nov. 12, 13 and 14. The Theatre Department is planning to use the Center for the Arts to help with the advertising, and all of these productions will be streamed and ticketed with no cost, Griffin said.
Lauren Burton, a senior Theatre and Music major, has worked on and off stage in Pepperdine's mainstage theater and opera productions. Burton said she chose Pepperdine because it offered a great program designed to teach both acting and classical voice. With class online, she said she is still enthusiastic about new experiences.
"It has been so special seeing everyone online and continuing working," Burton said.
Senior Lauren Burton dazzles the audience as a mermaid named Serena in Lynda Radley's "Futureproof" in September 2019. Her character desperately tried to save her surrounding characters from stripping themselves of their beauty. Photo courtesy of Lauren Burton
"This fall, I am most looking forward to the cabaret performances in November," Burton said. "After learning more about the project during our first rehearsal this last Tuesday, I am really excited to see what all of the cast members will bring to the production."
Burton said she is also learning how the new features on Zoom foster acting on different levels.
"My classes have begun to use different Zoom features that will make it easier to do scene work without seeing the other students not involved in the scene, creating projects that students can self-tape to submit," Burton said.
Burton also said her home environment keeps her dedicated to her craft.
"Luckily for me, I am living with three other actors this semester, and we are hoping to write a short film or two for all of us to film together," Burton said.
Theatre Coordinator and Edinburgh Program Director Cathy Thomas-Grant said she loves teaching and misses seeing her theater students in person.
"I love my Theatre majors and can't tell you how good it was to see them on Zoom yesterday — I got choked up," Thomas-Grant said. "It was just so beautiful just to see their faces."
Thomas-Grant is in her 25th year of teaching, and she said her favorite things are to teach her students, direct them in shows and take them to Scotland.
"Those are the things I live for," Thomas-Grant said.
Despite the theater leaders attempting to make this the best semester given the circumstances, Thomas-Grant said they still face a lot of challenges.
"Theater is an in-person experience," Thomas-Grant said. "It's a challenge to have to pull all that in-person acting and production values and put it all on Zoom. Our directors are really being thoughtful about how best to do that."
Preston IV (right) looks to the audience from the stage. Preston played Katherine in a cross-gendered production of "Taming of the Shrew" by William Shakespeare in April 2019. Photo courtesy of George Preston IV
George Preston IV, senior Theatre major, has been acting since high school. He said he hopes to perform on Broadway and start his own theater program.
When Preston heard school would be online, he said he was upset for many reasons. Senior-year workshops and courses designed to send students into their real-world careers will be modified, and he is now left to figure out how performances will work this fall.
"My first thought was, 'Wow, OK, I'm in this revolutionary show this year that's meant for theater, and now we have to adjust our stage acting to on-camera acting,'" Preston said.
Preston IV sits on stage as Bill Martin in Deanna Jent's "Falling" in August 2018. Preston has participated in six Pepperdine mainstage productions. Photo courtesy of George Preston IV
Senior Theatre major Clayton Mattingly moved to California at 8 years old to pursue acting. He said he fell in love with Pepperdine's program and understands the sacrifices the division is making this year.
"I think [the theatre faculty members] are giving it their best shot, and it is such a hard situation," Mattingly said. "They made the musical exclusive to the music majors."
Due to the major-specific shows, Mattingly will not get to participate in a show in one of his last semesters as a Pepperdine Wave. He said he can't fault the faculty for making some productions major-specific but believes some people are going to get left out.
Senior Clayton Mattingly performs stand-up comedy at an open mic night at Bert's Backroom on Melrose Avenue. He has written his own material for his two-year stand-up comedy stint. Photo courtesy of Clayton Mattingly
With Pepperdine's spring 2021 plans still in flux, Griffin said the department is already planning for next semester's productions.
"We will do a smaller production — a play called "Ugly Lies the Bone," a beautiful play about a female veteran," Griffin said.
All casting is complete for this fall, but if students are interested in being involved in a spring production, Thomas-Grant said every Seaver student is always welcome to audition for a show.
Despite theater taking place online this semester, Mattingly said the Theatre major at Pepperdine is one of the most rigorous on campus, just in a different way than the rest.
"There are times when I have to be a math professor or a surfer dude who doesn't know any math formulas — it's a study of the entire psychological track," Mattingly said. "To me, that takes a lot more time and vulnerability than any major does."
Mattingly smiles on Zoom. He said theater students spend so much time outside of the classroom, and now that school is online, they are learning to adjust as they perform through a screen. Photo courtesy of Clayton Mattingly
As the fall semester unfolds and students involved in Pepperdine Performing Arts continue to work as hard they can, they are hoping fellow students will show their support.
"We certainly hope that everybody will be interested in attending these performances online, and of course we hope everyone can attend these performances when we come back in spring," Griffin said.
Cathy-Thomas Grant said she wants to remind the Pepperdine community why we need music and performance art at all times but especially right now.
"Music and theater have the ability to address not only what's going on in society at any given moment but also what's internally going on in a human being," Thomas-Grant said. "Theater, in general, is about creating and portraying human stories."
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Laila är en svensk dramafilm från 1958 i regi av Rolf Husberg.

Om filmen
Filmen hade svensk premiär på annandag jul 1958 på biograf Grand i Stockholm. Den har visats vid ett flertal tillfällen i SVT. Filmen baseras på den norske författaren och språkvetaren Jens Andreas Friis roman Fra Finnmarken. Skildringer (Lajla eller skildringar från Finnmarken) som gavs ut 1881. Den har filmats två gånger tidigare. I versionen från 1937 som var en dansk-svensk produktion spelade Aino Taube i titelrollen och filmen regisserades av dansken George Schnéevoigt.

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Erika Remberg – Laila Logje (dubbad till svenska av Mona Malm)
Edvin Adolphson – Aslak Logje, Lailas fosterfar
Birger Malmsten – Mellet Omma
Joachim Hansen – Anders Lind, handelsman i Nordresa (dubbad till svenska av Bengt Blomgren)
Alfred Maurstad – Jompa, Aslaks vän
Ann-Marie Gyllenspetz – Inger Lind, Anders syster
Isa Quensel – Elli Logje, Lailas fostermor
Sif Ruud – fru Johansson
Bengt Blomgren – Nielsen, Lailas far
Anne Blomberg – fru Nielsen, Lailas mor
Bengt Eklund – Björneberg, nybyggare

Musik i filmen
Tryggare kan ingen vara, svensk text Lina Sandell, sång Edvin Adolphson, Isa Quensel, Alfred Maurstad och Gösta Prüzelius som dubbar Ernst Jacobsen
Den blomstertid nu kommer, text 1694 Israel Kolmodin text 1819 Johan Olof Wallin och text 1979 Britt G. Hallqvist
Videvisan (Sov, du lilla videung), kompositör Alice Tegnér, text Zacharias Topelius, sång Sonja Westerbergh
Woj woj (Nu e' jag nog långt ifrån hemmet), sång Alfred Maurstad
Seventeen (Åh, vilken tjej!), kompositör och text John Young, Jr., Chuck Gorman och Boyd Bennett, svensk text Kaeris, instrumental.
Boogie-Woogie (Görling), kompositör Miff Görling, instrumental
Riff, kompositör Gösta Petersson och Håkan Bergström, instrumental
Destiny (Destiny-valsen), kompositör Sydney Baynes, text Harry Ralton, svensk text Roland Eiworth, instrumental.
New Century, kompositör Henry Steele, instrumental
Lyriske stykker, op 43. Til våren, kompositör Edvard Grieg, instrumental

Externa länkar

Svenska filmer 1958
Svenska dramafilmer
Svenska filmer baserade på romaner
Filmer i regi av Rolf Husberg
Filmmusik av Lars-Erik Larsson
Svenskspråkiga filmer
Svenska 1950-talsfilmer
Nyinspelningar av filmer

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The underway Conductivity Temperature Depth (uCTD) is a profiler device, with a torpedo-like shape, to measure salinity, through conductivity, temperature, through a thermistor and depth, through pressure. It differs from the conventional CTD because it can be deployed over a moving vessel up to 20kt (OCEANSCIENCE, 2016). It has the convenience of an expendable device like the XBT, but it's recoverable and reusable (OCEANSCIENCE, 2016; RUDNICK & KLINKE, 2007; TELEDYNE OCEANSCIENCE, 2016). The uCTD affords to make profiles at up 1000m and the data is transmitted through Bluetooth (TELEDYNE OCEANSCIENCE, 2016). As it goes under, the uCTD profiles the water column obtaining and transmitting temperature, salinity and depth data. As occurs with the XBT, the cable drag is negligible and the velocity of the cable through the water is zero (RUDNICK & KLINKE, 2007).
The device is tethered to the ship by up to 2000m line and has a re-spooling mechanism allowing the probe to be recovered and re-launched without stopping or slowing down the ship (OCEANSCIENCE, 2016; TELEDYNE OCEANSCIENCE, 2016). The advantages of the uCTD include lower cost per profile with increasing use, no hazardous materials are left behind, once it's recoverable and the sensors can be calibrated postdeployment, assuring the quality of observations (RUDNICK & KLINKE, 2007).
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RUDNICK, D.L.; KLINKE, J. The Underway Conductivity–Temperature–Depth Instrument Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology v. 24, p. 1910-1923. 2007. DOI: 10.1175/JTECH2100.1.
TELEDYNE OCEANSCIENCE UnderwayCTD Spec Sheet. 2015.
ULLMAN, D.S.; HEBERT, D. Processing of Underway CTD Data Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology v. 31, p.984-998. 2014. DOI: 10.1175/JTECH-D-13-00200.1.

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CIA director Petraeus resigns following extramarital affair
Zanib Asghar
David Petraeus, the retired four-star general renowned for spearheading military campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan, has resigned abruptly as director of the CIA after admitting to an extramarital affair.
The affair was discovered during an FBI investigation, according to officials briefed on the developments. It was unclear what was being investigated or when the affair came to light.
Petraeus' resignation was a sudden end to the public career of the best-known general of the post-9/11 wars, a man sometimes mentioned as a potential Republican presidential candidate.
Petraeus, who turned 60 on Wednesday, told CIA employees in a statement that he had met President Barack Obama at the White House yesterday and asked to be allowed to resign.
Petraeus told his staffers he was guilty of "extremely poor judgment." He said: "Such behaviour is unacceptable, both as a husband and as the leader of an organisation such as ours."
He has been married for 38 years to Holly Petraeus, whom he met as a cadet at the US Military Academy in New York. She was the daughter of the academy superintendent. They have two children, and their son led an infantry platoon in Afghanistan.
Obama said the retired general had provided "extraordinary service to the United States for decades" and had given a lifetime of service that "made our country safer and stronger".
CIA deputy director Michael Morell is to serve as acting director. Morell was a key aide in the White House to President George Bush during the September 11 2001 terror attacks.
"I am completely confident that the CIA will continue to thrive and carry out its essential mission," President Obama said.
The resignation comes at a sensitive time. The administration and the CIA have struggled to defend security and intelligence lapses before the attack that killed the US ambassador to Libya and three others.
The CIA has come under intense scrutiny for providing the White House and other administration officials with talking points that led them to say the Benghazi attack was a result of a film protest, not a militant terror attack.
It has now become clear that the CIA was aware the attack was distinct from the film protests across other parts of the Muslim world.
Morell, rather than Petraeus, is now expected to testify at closed congressional briefings next week on the September 11 attacks on the consulate in Benghazi.
For the director of the CIA, being engaged in an extramarital affair is considered a serious breach of security and a counter-intelligence threat.
Although Obama made no mention of Petraeus' reason for resigning, he offered his thoughts and prayers to the general and his wife, saying Mrs Petraeus had "done so much to help military families through her own work. I wish them the very best at this difficult time".
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Nyack Sketch Log: Underground Railroad
Joseph Mitlof created this shrine to the Underground Railroad in Nyack in 2004. As founder of the Historic Underground Railroad Society, Mitlof has been the driving force behind three historic markers situated along the path of the Nyack Brook that commemorates what some have called the first civil rights movement in America. For Mitlof, the telling of the story of the Underground Railroad is not just an effort to preserve buildings and erect plaques, but an opportunity to celebrate an event that he believes "epitomizes the concept of people helping other people."
A shroud of secrecy surrounded the actions of the men and women who provided aid to escaping slaves before 1863 when slavery was abolished. It was the notorious clandestine nature of the network of safe houses called stations that made me stop in my tracks when I saw the words Underground Railroad in large black letters on the side of Mitlof's structure. The shockingly incongruent signage had served its purpose. I was reminded that Nyack was an important stop on the route that escaping slaves took to reach freedom in Canada. And my appetite had been whetted to learn more.
Slavery was abolished in 1827 in New York State. According to noted historian Carl Nordstrum, there was a substantial free black community in Nyack by 1850. Arriving in Rockland County should have been the equivalent of reaching the Promised Land for fleeing bondsmen. However, aiding an escaping slave was a crime on either side of the Mason Dixon line. Passed in 1793 and expanded in 1850, the Fugitive Slave Act allowed bounty hunters called "blackbirders" to roam the country seizing people of color for return to the South regardless of whether they had been indentured.
It is widely held that Nyack was the mid point between two locations on the Underground Railroad: Jersey City, 39 miles to our south and Newburg 40 miles to our north. In a contemporary account of the secret sanctuary movement published in 1886, Dr. Frank B. Green confirmed Nyack as a stop on the Underground Railroad. He also mentions names of families who were known to be involved in the clandestine activity, including the Hesdras and the Towts.
The first marker that Mitlof helped erect was unveiled on Presidents' Day in 2002. Mitlof convinced the American Legion to fund the project on the site of the Hesdra house in his capacity as the group's historian. The home of freed slave Cynthia Hesdra and her husband Edward stood at the corner of Route 59 and 9W and was destroyed by order of the Urban Renewal Agency of Nyack in 1977, despite the objections of the Historical Society of the Nyacks and Village Trustee Noel Oursler.
If you extend the chain of markers that Mitlof has started to the east and west, you could create a compelling black history trail through Nyack.
First stop: Mount Moor cemetery, the segregated black burial ground that has been overrun by the Palisades' Mall,
Second stop: the Hesdra House, where local historian Dr. Lori Martin has recently shined a spot light on the contributions of Cynthia Hesdra,
Third stop: St. Philips AME Zion Church, founded by Harriet Tubman and Fredrick Douglass contemporary John W. Towt,
Last stop: the John Green House, home of a 19th century figure that owned slaves.
The added poetic justice of this route is that it almost perfectly follows the path through our community that escaping slaves took to reach freedom.
Replicas of Mitlof's Underground Railroad shrine and the Hesdra house created by local artist John Rossi
Giles R. Wright, the official black historian of the State of New Jersey, relies on five criteria for verifying an Underground Railroad site: the age of the building, its location, the ownership during the years the Underground Railroad was operating, oral history and the rare written document. Mitlof does not suggest that his converted garage, which is located in a parking lot between Catherine Street and Main Street just below Midland Avenue, is an actual Underground Railroad location. However, his placement of markers seem to meet the Giles Wright test: near the Hesdra house, St. Philip's, the church founded by abolitionist John W. Towt, and along the route of the Nyack Brook, which was used as a landmark for escaping slaves.
Mitlof, who is white, describes himself as a child of the 60's who watched as the nation went up in flames during the unrest that followed the assassinations of Robert Kennedy and Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He fears that the combustible material of racial discord still clutters the public square. For Mitlof, the Underground Railroad symbolizes a period in our history when blacks and whites came together to overcome a seemingly insurmountable injustice.
By elevating the section of the underground railroad that ran through Nyack, as Mitlof and other local scholars are attempting to do, we can give people another reason to consider Nyack a unique and historically significant destination. More importantly, embracing this period of history honors those nameless souls who passed through our village in the ultimate pursuit of life, liberty and happiness and those who lived here and bravely risked everything to see that the greater good be done.
Joseph Mitlof would like to expand his shrine into a proper exhibition space to introduce school children to the history of the Underground Railroad movement. If you are interested in helping, contact Mr. Mitlof at hugrs@hugrs.org.
For more information on the period visit the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.
Special thanks to Brian Jennings, the Librarian Supervisor at the Nyack Library and Dr. Lori Martin, author of the Ex-Slave's Fortune: The Story of Cynthia Hesdra.


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What's coming to Hulu in August
A streaming list which we receive with joy.
By Proma Khosla on July 26, 2017
Hulu is so much more than secretly catching up on The Handmaid's Tale while you pretend to have seen it all so you can participate in party chatter (yes, you).
This month, binge Hulu originals Difficult People and Harlots, or take your pick of the dozens of new movies joining the streaming platform throughout the month (Spider-Man marathon, anyone?).
Here's what's coming to Hulu in August.
SEE ALSO: Check out what's coming to Netflix in August 2017
Top pick: You're the Worst Season 3
FX's twisted romance about raging narcissists Gretchen (Aya Cash) and Jimmy (Chris Geere) comes to a head with her coping with her depression and him dealing with the loss of his father. Meanwhile, Lindsay (Kether Donohue) tries to prep for motherhood and Edgar (Desmin Borges) struggles with resurgent PTSD.
The Bachelorette: The Men Tell All: Special (ABC) (8/1) Bachelor in Paradise: Season 4 Premiere (ABC) (8/15) Billy on the Street: Complete Season 5 (TruTV) (8/5) CMA Fest 2017: Special (ABC) (8/2) Difficult People: Season 3 Premiere (Hulu Original) (8/8) Earth Live!: Special (National Geographic) (8/8) Marlon: Series Premiere (NBC) (8/17) Mary Kills People: Complete Season 1 (Lifetime) (8/18) Regular Show: Complete Season 8 (Cartoon Network) (8/16) Stan Against Evil: Complete Season 1 (IFC) (8/18) We Bare Bears: Complete Season 2 (Cartoon Network) (8/11) You're the Worst: Complete Season 3 (FX) (8/7)
Air Bound (2017) (8/21) Ali (2001) (8/1) Among Friends (2012) (8/1) Arthur (1981) (8/1) As Good as it Gets (1997) (8/1) Bad Boys (1995) (8/1) Bad News Bears (2005) (8/1) Bad Company (2002) (8/1) Beneath (2007) (8/15) Benny & Joon (1993) (8/1) Better Things: Complete Season 1 (FX) (8/15) The Big Chill (1983) (8/1) Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (1991) (8/1) Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989) (8/1) Bloodsport (1988) (8/1) My Bloody Valentine (2009) (8/19) Box of Moonlight (1996) (8/1) Breakdown (1997) (8/1) Center Stage (2000) (8/1) Center Stage: On Pointe (2016) (8/1) Center Stage: Turn it Up (2008) (8/1) Charley One-Eye (1973) (8/1) Charlotte's Web (2006) (8/1) Clue (1985) (8/1) Clueless (1995) (8/1) Coming to America (1988) (8/1) Cup of Culture (2017) (8/2) Criminal Law (1988) (8/1) Cujo (1983) (8/1) Dead Gamers (2014) (8/1) The Dead Zone (1983) (8/1) Delta Force (1986) (8/1) Eve's Bayou (1997) (8/1) Far From Home (1989) (8/1) Felony (2013) (8/15) Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children (2006) (8/1) Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (2001) (8/1) Finding Forrester (2000) (8/1) Florence Foster Jenkins (2016) (8/27) The Foot Fist Way (2008) (8/1) Friends and Lovers (1999) (8/1) The General's Daughter (1999) (8/1) Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005) (8/1) Ghost (1990) (8/1) Gimme Shelter (2013) (8/29) Hacker (2016) (8/5) Hamlet (1990) (8/15) Hannie Caulder (1971) (8/1) Harlem Nights (1989) (8/1) Harsh Times (2005) (8/1) Hey Arnold! The Movie (2002) (8/1) High Noon (1952) (8/1) Higher Learning (1995) (8/1) Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989) (8/1) In Secret (2013) (8/20) Invasion U.S.A. (1985) (8/15) The Italian Job (2003) (8/1) It Takes Two (1995) (8/15) Ladybugs (1992) (8/15) Love Story (1970) (8/15) Mars Attacks! (1996) (8/1) Men in Black II (2002) (8/1) Missing in Action (1984) (8/15) Missing in Action 2: The Beginning (1985) (8/15) The Mod Squad (1999) (8/1) Mosquito (2017) (8/6) Narc (2002) (8/15) New in Town (1967) (8/1) Next (2007) (8/15) Once Bitten (1985) (8/1) Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003) (8/1) Paycheck (2003) (8/1) The Prince and Me (2004) (8/15) Puppetmaster: Axis Termination (2017) (8/1) The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper (1981) (8/1) Rachel Getting Married (2008) (8/1) Reds (1981) (8/1) The Ruins (2008) (8/15) Sabrina (1995) (8/15) Sahara (2005) (8/1) Saving Private Ryan (1998) (8/1) Saw (2004) (8/1) Saw II (2005) (8/1) Saw III (2006) (8/1) Saw IV (2007) (8/1) Saw V (2008) (8/1) Sleepy Hollow (1999) (8/1) Spider-Man (2002) (8/1) Spider-Man 2 (2004) (8/1) The Swan Princess and the Secret of the Castle (1997) (8/1) The Swan Princess (1994) (8/1) Tall Men (2016) (8/9) Teen Witch (1989) (8/1) Teen Wolf (1985) (8/1) Teen Wolf Too (1987) (8/1) Terry Factor: Live in Concert (2014) (8/1) The Toy (1982) (8/1) Ulee's Gold (1997) (8/1) Universal Soldier (2002) (8/15) Valkyrie (2008) (8/2) Vanilla Sky (2001) (8/1) Wayne's World 2 (1993) (8/1) Yours, Mine and Ours (2005) (8/15)
Expiring
2 Days in the Valley (1996) All Over the Guy (2001) Barnyard (2006) Blow Out (1981) Blue Velvet (1986) Burnt Offerings (1976) Chaos (2008) De-Lovely (2004) Desperate Hours (1990) Fire in the Sky (1993) Gangs of New York (2002) Girl, Interrupted (1999) Harriet the Spy (1996) Hercules (1997) Kangaroo Jack (2003) Little Man Tate (1991) Lost in America (1985) Mr. Mom (1983) Mulan (1998) Shivers (1975) Tracker (2011) Underworld (2003) Underworld Evolution (2006) Under the Sea (2009) Walking Tall (2004) Zoom (2006)
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I learned two simple rules from a very early age: (1) "Kids are to be seen, but not heard." and (2) "What I see or hear here, stays here." The adults in my life wanted me to be quiet and not repeat anything I'd heard. Sometimes the Church has the same approach when it comes to how to handle children in community. At the very least, this is a missed opportunity.
I'm not saying kids MUST be present at all times. No time without the kids makes for both a bad marriage and bad church community. When dealing with serious sin or having conversations that young children aren't yet mature enough to handle, it's helpful to have some sort of childcare provided. But some churches use these reasons as an excuse to never have the kids around.
By participating in community with adults, kids experience church life that doesn't revolve around them. To love and serve one another (particularly others who are different from us) is a learned behavior. Learning to love someone who is different is requires being with other people who are different. So, it's important to have older and younger people, singles and those who are married, rich and poor, and those who are culturally different together in community. When we exclude any group, everyone ends up weaker. Faith doesn't grow or flourish on it's own.
When kids are present, adults are reminded what childlike faith looks like. As we get older and think we're wiser, our passion for our faith seems to diminish. We lose the wonder we once had. Kids still have the sense of dependence adult faith often lacks. As Christ said, "Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven" (Matt. 18:3).
As kids participate in the larger church community, we all mature. When a younger generation is around adults, the kids are reminded that their faith needs to be growing and maturing. Without older examples, their childlike faith can become childish faith. Worshiping together helps our kids develop the kind of faith that will hold up against the trials and temptations of adulthood. But kids aren't the only ones who mature when generations worship together. When adults learn how to communicate the things of faith to the children present in worship or their small group, they mature as well. This is what should drive our ministry endeavors. Our goal should be to "...present everyone mature in Christ. (Colossians 1:28).
Adults and kids need each other. We can learn from one other. As this happens, our community will be stronger.


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Hamudi Brick (, ; born March 19, 1978) is a former Arab-Israeli footballer.

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Central Florida Knights stop Cincinnati Bearcats as fans rush floor
Mick Cronin's University of Cincinnati Bearcats couldn't pull off another come from behind win on the road Thursday as Central Florida held on for a 58-55 victory.
Central Florida Knights stop Cincinnati Bearcats as fans rush floor Mick Cronin's University of Cincinnati Bearcats couldn't pull off another come from behind win on the road Thursday as Central Florida held on for a 58-55 victory. Check out this story on cincinnati.com: https://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2019/03/07/uc-goes-into-round-two-ucf-and-7-6-tacko-fall/3035729002/
Scott Springer, Cincinnati Enquirer Published 6:38 p.m. ET March 7, 2019 | Updated 9:35 a.m. ET March 8, 2019
ORLANDO – Mick Cronin's University of Cincinnati Bearcats couldn't pull off another come from behind win on the road Thursday as Central Florida held on for a 58-55 victory at CFE Arena. It's just UCF's second win ever over the Bearcats in 13 tries.
Down 10 at one point in the first half and eight at the half, UC never could regain the lead in the second half, but tied the game several times, the last being with 1:30 remaining on a Jarron Cumberland runner. BJ Taylor would get the Knights back out front by four 57-53 before Cumberland cut it to a bucket with :13 left.
However, he missed the free throw after being fouled, then missed a well-covered three-point attempt. With less than four seconds, UC's Cane Broome got an open look but missed as time expired with UCF winning 58-55.
Cincinnati guard Jarron Cumberland (34) charges the basket against Central Florida center Tacko Fall (24) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game, Thursday, March 7, 2019, in Orlando, Fla. (Photo: Willie J. Allen Jr., AP)
"We had too many breakdowns," Cronin said. "We had a critical foul late that was the wrong play that really hurt us. Then we let BJ (Taylor) drive for a lay-up. We don't do that stuff at Cincinnati. We don't give up lay-ups and free throws late in the game. That's why we win close games. But tonight their last four points were two free throws and a lay-up, so we got what we deserved."
UCF got 22 points from Taylor and 10 points and six rebounds from 7-foot-6 Tacko Fall who was more of a presence in this game than last. The Knights outrebounded UC 40-33 and brought home the Senior Night victory. Tacko Fall's mother and younger brother were able to attend. Other than FaceTime, she had not seen her son in person in seven years.
Trevon Scott had 20 points and nine rebounds for UC, with Jarron Cumberland getting 10 points on a tough night of shooting at 5-for-18. Scott was often left open.
"My teammates did a great job of giving me the ball and I trusted my jump shot," Scott said. "I like when teams do that. I trust my ability to make things happen. They were mugging everyone else, Justin and Jarron. We brought the physical mentality, but it wasn't enough. They outplayed us tonight."
UCF goes to 23-6 (13-4 AAC). UC is 25-5 (14-3 AAC) with a showdown against No. 12 Houston looming.
It was the first Top 25 contest for UCF at CFE Arena.
"Coach (Johnny) Dawkins does a great job," Cronin said. "They're a veteran, older, physical team and they protect the rim. It's hard to get an easy basket."
Thus, UC's 37.1 percent shooting 23-for-62. The Bearcats only got to the free throw line six times, making just three. UCF was 8 of 13.
Clearly inspired by Senior Night, UCF scored the game's first five points with Tacko Fall slamming a dunk and Aubrey Dawkins hitting from the top of the key. Trevon Scott scored UC's first five with a jumper and a 3-pointer. A Collin Smith lay-in gave UCF the 7-5 lead at the first break.
Scott kept UC in the game with nine points at the under-12 media timeout while Justin Jenifer added a three. UC was down 13-12 and Jarron Cumberland had yet to score. With Fall camping underneath UCF was able to go up 18-14, then Cumberland's first score came on a drive with 7:40 remaining to bring the Bearcats within a bucket.
UC would get to within one at 18-17, but an 11-2 UCF run made it a 10-point game. Trevon Scott's basket cut to 29-21 to silence a noisy crowd of 9,141. That was what the Knights would take to the locker room as the final 1:22 of the first half was scoreless. UC was getting hammered on the boards 25-14 and was shooting just 31 percent.
The Bearcats came out with the first four points of the half to pull within 29-25. At the first media timeout, a Trevon Scott tip dunk gave him 15 points, while UC's Brooks and UCF's Fall and Collin Smith were on the bench with three fouls each.
Behind BJ Taylor, Dayon Griffin and Aubrey Dawkins, UCF built a 38-29 lead, but UC got a bank shot from Scott and 3-pointer from Trevor Moore off the bench to get within 38-34 with 12:19 remaining.
With Fall back in the game, UC gave up a couple more slams, but threes from Scott and Cane Broome pulled UC within a pair 42-40. Mamoudou Diarra would tie the game at 42 with a jumper with 6:33 remaining, but in a little over a minute UCF had a 5-0 run culminated by a BJ Taylor 3-pointer.
The run would reach eight after a Terrell Allen trey until Jarron Cumberland finally got a runner to fall to cut the Knights lead to 50-44.
UC would come back after a flagrant foul by Collin Smith. The flagrant freebies were made by Trevor Moore, then after a Cane Broome 3-pointer and a layup by Keith Williams, the game was tied at 51.
"He said someone hit him in the face," Cronin said of Moore.
BJ Taylor would eventually put UCF up 57-53, but Cumberland drove and scored and was fouled with :13 left. He missed the free throw, Rashawn Fredericks then fouled Chad Brown, who made one of two. At 58-55, Cumberland forced a shot that missed, but UC got the ball back out of bounds with :03.5. Cane Broome was wide open on the left, but the shot was short.
"There were a lot of options," Cronin said. "I told Justin (Jenifer) keep your eye out, they'll probably be caught up in the wrap and pop stuff for Trevor and Jarron. Justin did a great job, it was a great pass. It just didn't go down."
UCF's students then stormed the court, wedging themselves through security with ease.
UC hosts No. 12 Houston Sunday at 12 noon at Fifth Third Arena next. The Cougars won at home over SMU Thursday night.
Erase the memory? Not Mick Cronin. Though the Bearcats have their hands full Sunday, this one stings.
"I don't erase anything," Cronin said. "I'll wake up in July and think about this. It's the curse of coaching. If you don't (care) you've probably had enough if losses don't bother you."
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A cord coiling device for coiling a headphone cord is provided. The cord coiling device includes a body, a fixing pillar accommodated in the body, a deceleration gear accommodated in an accommodation cavity, a plurality of first magnets set on a first bottom side of the body, and a plurality of second magnets set on the deceleration gear. The body and the deceleration gear stand stable under an attraction force between the first magnets and second magnets, the deceleration gear rotates under a external force, then the body rotates to coil the headphone cord; when a headphone is stuck, the headphone cord is strained and applies a pulling force to the body to stop the body, the body stops rotating and the deceleration gear continues rotating under the external force. An electronic device having the cord coiling device is also provided.
Fu Tai Hua Industry (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
1. A cord coiling device comprising: a body defining a groove thereon and having an inside wall, the groove configured to accommodate a headphone cord which is coupled to a headphone; a fixing pillar located in the body, the fixing pillar comprising a bottom side; an accommodate cavity defined between the inside wall of the body and the bottom side of the fixing pillar; a deceleration gear located in the accommodation cavity and being rotatabely fixed on the bottom side of the fixing pillar; a plurality of first magnets coupled to a first bottom side of the body; and a plurality of second magnets coupled to the deceleration gear, the plurality of first magnets configured to attract the plurality of second magnets; wherein the body and the deceleration gear remain stable under an attraction force between the plurality of first magnets and the plurality of second magnets; the deceleration gear rotates under an external force; the body rotates to coil the headphone cord under a drive of the deceleration gear; when a headphone coupled to the headphone cord is stuck, the headphone cord is strained and applies a pulling force to the body to stop the body, the body stops rotating and the deceleration gear continues rotating under the external force.
2. The cord coiling device of claim 1, wherein a torque of the pulling force is greater than a torque of the attraction force between the first plurality of magnets and the plurality of second magnets.
3. The cord coiling device of claim 1, wherein the cord coiling device further comprises a driving gear and a transmission gear, both the driving gear and the transmission gear are rotatablely fixed on the fixing pillar, the driving gear rotates under a driving force of a motor, and the transmission gear is fixed between the driving gear and the deceleration gear to transmit the driving force to the deceleration gear.
4. The cord coiling device of claim 1, wherein a plurality of circle shaped metal pieces are arranged on a second bottom side, corresponding to the first bottom side, of the body, an end of the headphone cord is coupled to the headphone, and the other end is coupled to the plurality of metal pieces.
5. The cord coiling device of claim 4, wherein the cord coiling device further comprises a plurality of signal poles, an end of each signal pole is slidably coupled to one of the plurality of metal pieces, the other end of each signal pole is coupled to an audio signal source.
6. A protection case for an electronic device comprising: a cord coiling device for coiling a headphone cord, wherein the cord coiling device comprises: a body; a groove defined on the body for accommodating a headphone cord; a fixing pillar accommodated in the body; a deceleration gear accommodated in an accommodation cavity, the accommodation cavity being defined between a inside wall of the body and a bottom side of the fixing pillar, the deceleration gear being rotatabely fixed on the bottom side of the fixing pillar; a plurality of first magnets set on a first bottom side of the body; and a plurality of second magnets set on the deceleration gear, the plurality of first magnets attract the plurality of second magnets; wherein the body and the deceleration gear stand stable under an attraction force between the plurality of first magnets and the plurality of second magnets, the deceleration gear rotates under an external force, the body rotates to coil the headphone cord under a drive of the deceleration gear; when a headphone coupled to the headphone cord is stuck, the headphone cord is strained and applies a pulling force to the body to stop the body, the body stops rotating and the deceleration gear continues rotating under the external force.
7. The protection case of claim 6, wherein a torque of the pulling force is greater than a torque of the attraction force between the plurality of first magnets and the plurality of second magnets.
8. The protection case of claim 6, wherein the cord coiling device further comprises a driving gear and a transmission gear, both the driving gear and the transmission gear are rotatablely fixed on the fixing pillar, the driving gear rotates under a driving force of a motor, and the transmission gear is fixed between the driving gear and the deceleration gear to transmit the driving force to the deceleration gear.
9. The protection case of claim 6, wherein a plurality of circle shaped metal pieces are arranged on a second bottom side corresponding to the first bottom side of the body, an end of the headphone cord is coupled to the headphone, and the other end is coupled to the plurality of metal pieces.
10. The protection case of claim 9, wherein the cord coiling device further comprises a plurality of signal poles, an end of each signal pole is slidably coupled to one of the plurality of metal pieces, the other end of each signal pole is coupled to an audio signal source.
11. The protection of claim 6, wherein the protection case further comprises an accommodation groove for accommodating the headphone and part of the headphone cord which is pulled out from the cord coiling device.
 This application claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No. 201510235431.0 filed on May 11, 2015, the contents of which are incorporated by reference herein.
 The subject matter herein generally relates to protection case of electronic device.
 Electronic devices can be received in protection cases. In some configurations, the electronic devices can be configured to communicate with peripheral devices. Some of the peripheral devices can include a cord.
 The components in the drawings are not necessarily drawn to scale, the emphasis instead being placed upon clearly illustrating the principles of the disclosure. Moreover, in the drawings, like reference numerals designate corresponding parts throughout the several views.
 FIG. 1 is an isometric view of a cord coiling device, in a first view.
 FIG. 2 is an isometric view of the cord coiling device of FIG. 1, in a second view.
 FIG. 3 is a top view of the cord coiling device of FIG. 1.
 FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic view of a protection case having the cord coiling device of FIG. 1.
 It will be appreciated that for simplicity and clarity of illustration, where appropriate, reference numerals have been repeated among the different figures to indicate corresponding or analogous elements. In addition, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the embodiments described herein. However, it will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that the embodiments described herein can be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, methods, procedures and components have not been described in detail so as not to obscure the related relevant feature being described. Also, the description is not to be considered as limiting the scope of the embodiments described herein. The drawings are not necessarily to scale and the proportions of certain parts may be exaggerated to better illustrate details and features of the present disclosure.
 The present disclosure, including the accompanying drawings, is illustrated by way of examples and not by way of limitation. Several definitions that apply throughout this disclosure will now be presented. It should be noted that references to "an" or "one" embodiment in this disclosure are not necessarily to the same embodiment, and such references mean "at least one."
 The present disclosure is described in relation to a cord coiling device for coiling a headphone cord. The cord coiling device comprises a body, a fixing pillar accommodated in the body, a deceleration gear received in an accommodation cavity, a plurality of first magnets set on a first bottom side of the body, and a plurality of second magnets set on the deceleration gear. The body and the deceleration gear remain stable under an attraction force between the first magnets and second magnets, the deceleration gear rotates under a external force, then the body rotates to coil the headphone cord; when a headphone is stuck, the headphone cord is strained and applies a puling force to the body to stop the body, the body stops rotating and the deceleration gear continues rotating under the external force. An electronic device having the cord coiling device is also provided.
 FIG. 1 illustrates an exemplary embodiment of a cord coiling device 100. The cord coiling device 100 can include a housing 110, a coiling reel 120 and a fixing pillar 130. In at least one embodiment, the cord coiling device 100 further includes a motor 140 fixed on the fixing pillar 130, the motor 140 provides a force to drive the coiling reel 120. In an alternative embodiment, the force can be provided by a coil spring or other driving apparatus.
 The coiling reel 120 and the fixing pillar 130 are accommodated in the housing 110. An opening 111 is defined on a sidewall of the housing 110 for a headphone cord 151 to pass through. In at least one embodiment, the fixing pillar 130 is fixed in the housing 110. In an alternative embodiment, the fixing pillar 130 can be fixed in an electronic apparatus.
 The coiling reel 120 can include a body 1200 and a number of gears. A groove 1201 for accommodating the headphone cord 151 is defined on the body 1200. The body 1200 can define an accommodation cavity 1202 (see FIG. 2) which passes through two bottom sides of the body 1200. The fixing pillar 130 is rotatable and accommodated in the accommodation cavity 1202. When the fixing pillar 130 is accommodated in the accommodation cavity 1202, an accommodation groove 1203 is formed between a bottom side of the fixing pillar 130 and an inner sidewall of the accommodation cavity 1202. The gears are rotatable and accommodated in the accommodation groove 1203.
 The gears can include a deceleration gear 1204, a transmission gear 1205 and a driving gear 1206. The motor 140 can include a rotation pole 141. The rotation pole 141 passes through a through hole 131 defined on the fixing pillar 130 and is coupled to the driving gear 1206 to drive the driving gear 1206. The driving gear 1206 and the transmission gear 1205 are fixed in the deceleration gear 1204. The transmission gear 1205 is placed between the deceleration gear 1204 and the driving gear 1206. The transmission gear 1205 is further engaged with the deceleration gear 1204 and the driving gear 1206 to drive the deceleration gear 1204.
 FIG. 2 illustrates a number of circle shaped metal pieces 1208 are arranged on a first bottom side 1207 of the body 1200. The metal pieces 1208 have a same center and equal spaces between each other. A number of signal poles 1209 are slidably connected to the metal pieces 1208 and electrically connected to the metal pieces 1208 respectively. The signal poles 1209 are also connected to an audio signal source (not shown) of an electronic apparatus. The headphone cord 151 can include a number of wires (not shown). The wires connect the metal pieces to a headphone 150 (see FIG. 1). Then, audio signals from the audio signal source can be transmitted to the headphone 150 through the metal pieces 1208 and signal poles 1209. In at least one embodiment, the motor 140 is located outside of the body 1200. In an alternative embodiment, the motor 140 can be accommodated into the body 1200 to decrease a size of the coiling device 100.
 FIG. 3 illustrates that a number of first magnets 1211 are set on a second bottom side 1210 (see FIG. 1) corresponding to the first bottom side 1207 (see FIG. 2). A number of second magnets 1212 are also set on the deceleration gear 1204. The first magnets 1211 attract the second magnets 1212 when approaching each other. In at least one embodiment, the first magnets 1211 and second magnets 1212 are all permanent magnets and the number of the first magnets 1211 and the second magnets each number three. In an alternative embodiment, the number and position of the first magnets 1211 can be adjusted based on actual needs, and the number and position of the second magnets 1212 can also be adjusted.
 FIG. 4 illustrates the cord coiling device 100 installed inside a protection case 200. The protection case 200 defines an accommodation groove 210 configured to accommodate the headphone 150 and headphone cord 151. The headphone 150 and at least a portion of the headphone cord 151 can be pulled out from the cord coiling device 100 and accommodated in the accommodation groove 210.
 When coiling the cord, a user actuates a switch, such as a switch set on the headphone 150, to start the motor 140. The rotation pole 141 of the motor 140 drives the driving gear 1206 to rotate. Then the driving gear 1206 drives the transmission gear 1205, and the transmission gear 1205 drives the deceleration gear 1204. The body 1200 and the deceleration gear 1204 can stand stably under an attraction force between the first magnets 1211 and second magnets 1212. The body 1200 then rotates to coil the headphone cord 151.
 When the coiling is finished, the headphone 150 is locked in the accommodation groove 210. Then the headphone cord 151 is strained and applies a pulling force to the body 1200 to stop the body 1200. A torque of the pulling force can be greater than a torque of the attraction force between the first magnets 1211 and second magnets 1212, thereby causing the body 1200 to stop. The deceleration gear 1204 continues rotating under the drive of the transmission gear 1205. The deceleration gear 1204 can continue rotating for a short time period, then the motor 140 stops activating and the deceleration gear 1204 to stop rotating. The body 1200 and the deceleration gear 1204 can stand stable under the attraction force between the first magnets 1211 and second magnets 1212.
 The embodiments shown and described above are only examples. Many details are often found in the art such as the other features of a protection case. Therefore, many such details are neither shown nor described. Even though numerous characteristics and advantages of the present technology have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of the structure and function of the present disclosure, the disclosure is illustrative only, and changes may be made in the detail, including in matters of shape, size and arrangement of the parts within the principles of the present disclosure, up to and including the full extent established by the broad general meaning of the terms used in the claims.


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An Arizona anti-abortion group's right of free speech was violated when the state refused to issue specialty license plates with the message "Choose Life," a federal appeals court ruled Monday.
Reversing a judge's decision, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco said Arizona's License Plate Commission had approved less-controversial plates for other nonprofit organizations, such as associations of police and firefighters and the Wildlife Conservation Council, before turning down the Arizona Life Coalition.
The commission "clearly denied the application based on the nature of the message," Judge Richard Tallman said in the 3-0 ruling. He rejected the commission's argument that it was entitled to control the content of state-issued license plates and said Arizona was attempting to restrict free expression.
Opponents of abortion have been trying for years to get states to let them use license plates as mobile billboards for the "Choose Life" motto. Judges' reaction has been mixed.
A South Carolina law expressly authorizing the plates was struck down in 2003 by a federal appeals court because the state did not allow similar plates for abortion-rights advocates, but another appeals court upheld a similar Tennessee law in 2006. The Supreme Court has not taken up the issue.
Courts have generally frowned, however, on a state's singling out abortion-related messages for exclusion from license plates. Monday's ruling comes five days after a federal judge ordered Missouri to issue "Choose Life" plates, saying state law gave officials too much leeway to reject license-plate messages because of their content.
California has allowed nonprofit groups to ask the Legislature to approve specialty license plates by submitting 7,500 paid applications. The fees, minus state expenses, are used by foundations that promote such causes as coastal protection, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite National Park and the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Backers of a proposed "Choose Life" plate in California have failed several times to win legislative passage, but won a federal court ruling in 2004 that declared the entire program unconstitutional on the ground that it gave lawmakers unlimited authority to decide which messages to accept. The judge in that case allowed previously approved plates to remain, however, and the state has not established a new specialty-plate program.
Monday's ruling set legal standards for federal courts in nine Western states, including California. It stemmed from a 2003 lawsuit by the Arizona Life Coalition, which had applied the previous year for a license plate that would display the "Choose Life" slogan with a picture of two children's faces.
David Cameron last night called for the Human Rights Act to be scrapped outright for the first time amid mounting anger that the controversial law had allowed the killer of the head teacher Philip Lawrence to escape deportation.
The Conservative leader accused the Government of being "blind" to the Act's failings as it emerged that Home Office officials still regarded Italian-born Learco Chindamo as a threat to the public.
Mr Cameron's call came on a day of high emotion as Mr Lawrence's widow, Frances, said the legislation, which was adopted by the Labour Government in 2000, was "rotten at the core".
Concerns over the decision to allow Chindamo – who is due to be considered for parole early next year – to remain in Britain were heightened when official papers handed to the courts by the Home Office showed he posed a "genuine and present risk" to the public.
The Human Rights Act has been widely criticised and has led to the Government suffering a number of high-profile setbacks, notably in its failed attempts to deport terrorism suspects.
You can read the rest of the story here, including a description of just how vile Chindamo's conduct was, and how heroically Lawrence died at the hands of this mob leader.
Labour thinks it has a lock on things. But I wonder if Labour without Tony Blair has the reputation and charisma to hang on to office if "little things" like this begin to irk the ordinary Brit (assuming ordinary Brits haven't been wiped out by 40 years of multi-culti education).
The widow of a headmaster stabbed to death outside his school bitterly attacked a decision to let his foreign killer stay in Britain when he is released from jail.
Frances Lawrence said she was "unutterably depressed" that the human rights of her family had taken second place to those of her husband's murderer.
Philip Lawrence, 48, was killed in December 1995 when he intervened in a gang fight outside his school in Maida Vale, west London.
His killer Learco Chindamo, who was 15 at the time, was born in Italy and came to Britain at the age of five.
The Home Office has been fighting a legal battle to deport him when he completes his prison sentence, possibly next year.
But the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal ruled today that such a move would breach Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
This guarantees the right to a "family life", and since Chindamo's ties are in the UK and he speaks only English, the tribunal ruled that repatriating him to Italy would be unjust.
But Mrs Lawrence, 59, who was left to bring up four children on her own, was "devastated and demoralised" by the ruling.
"I am unutterably depressed that the Human Rights Act has failed to encompass the rights of my family to live a safe and happy life," she said.
She added: "I feel as if I can't fight any more – I feel I can't survive this.
"I feel that I have always been a staunch advocate of the Human Rights Act but there is a missing term in it. It must encompass some responsibility.
Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy was presented with the American Bar Association's highest award in San Francisco on Monday and said establishing the rule of law around the world requires looking beyond formal legal systems and confronting injustice.
"We've learned that we cannot say to some foreign country, 'Here's a red-white-and-blue package, the rule of law.' … The system cannot be easily replicated," the 71-year-old Sacramento native said after receiving the ABA Medal at the annual meeting of the 413,000-member lawyers' group.
"In the developing world, there are not enough lawyers, there are not enough paralegals, there are not enough college-educated persons to make such a system work," Kennedy told delegates of an organization that sponsors thousands of volunteer lawyers working with their counterparts in foreign countries.
In some countries, he said, half to three-quarters of the population works in the "shadow sector," with no licenses or legal regulation, and half the people have no official birth records. Lawyers can't merely advise millions of young people in those nations to wait decades while the groundwork for a legal structure is established, Kennedy said.
I appreciate Justice's Kennedy's passion, and the keen sense for human suffering that he obviously feels. However, to advocate the overthrow of the rule of law as a way to achieve humane ends is really not what I want to hear coming out of the mouth of a Supreme Court Justice.
Incidentally, I might be less jaundiced and suspicious about Justice Kennedy's speech were it not for the fact that he is a judge who has been very vocal about abandoning the strict precepts of our American constitution in favor of some international, loosey-goosey style of law, no doubt heavily influenced by the EU and the UN.
I'm on another vacation, sitting in a cyber cafe, working at a small computer with a microscopic keyboard, so it must be random thoughts day. Thank goodness DQ is doing the heavy lifting.
But it was Romney forced on the defensive on the issue of abortion, when Kansas Sen. Sam Brownback defended automated phone calls his campaign had been making that highlight his rival's one-time support for pro-choice policies.
The fact is that many people who came of age in the 1960s have taken a long slow journey from one side to the other. As my own change in political convictions shows, the fact that I came late to the game doesn't mean I'm not one of the biggest fans. In any event, as I keep reminding and reminding people, the best we can hope for is a chief executive who appoints strict constructionist judges, since it is they, not the President, who will change abortion policies.
I'm now reading Bruce Bawer's While Europe Slept: How Radical Islam is Destroying the West from Within , which describes in chilling detail what is happening, day-to-day, on the streets of Europe as a result of the multi-cultural, socialist, non-democratically judge ruled European nations that allowed unlimited Muslim immigration, with full funding no matter the fraud, and has proven unwilling because of its doctrinal blinders to deal with the inevitable Islamist nihilism, violence and brutality. Bawer is a liberal gay man who is mad, frightened, and finally aware the America is the last, best hope for Western freedom and democracy.
Continuing randomly, Confederate Yankee continues to eviscerate the once reputable TNR over the Scott Thomas propaganda piece. It now turns out that when TNR did it's little "we were sort of wrong" mea culpa, it left out a few pertinent facts. Whoops!
TNR's not the only one covering up information to score political or ideological points (or just to cover up journalistic malfeasance). Turns out that, again, the Times is guilty of allowing the publication of an article attacking Orthodox Jews that used as its starting point a known false anecdote. Starting with Walter Duranty, journalistic integrity at the Times seemed to have morphed into, if we beieve the underlying ideology, we are acting with integrity when we lie about those facts to support our ideological beliefs. Incidentally, that's psychologically similar to the European Muslims who have no problems breaking European laws because, as far as they're concerned, such laws don't exist.
And the last random thought, a surprising report today that more women are living with the fathers of their children! We used to call that marriage, but they don't because they aren't (married, that is). I suppose this should be heartening, but I find it depressing, at least from the child's point of view. Marriage says (even though it may not mean) "we're committed for the long haul." Living together says (even though it may not mean) "I can walk out at any time." I think the former is better for children's sense of stability, rather than the latter.
In the 1960s, Chief Justice Earl Warren presided over a Supreme Court that interpreted the Constitution in ways that protected the powerless — racial and religious minorities, consumers, students and criminal defendants. At the end of its first full term, Chief Justice John Roberts's court is emerging as the Warren court's mirror image. Time and again the court has ruled, almost always 5-4, in favor of corporations and powerful interests while slamming the courthouse door on individuals and ideals that truly need the court's shelter.
President Bush created this radical new court with two appointments in quick succession: Mr. Roberts to replace Chief Justice William Rehnquist and Samuel Alito to replace the far less conservative Sandra Day O'Connor.
The Roberts court's resulting sharp shift to the right began to be strongly felt in this term. It was on display, most prominently, in the school desegregation ruling last week. The Warren court, and even the Rehnquist court of two years ago, would have upheld the integration plans that Seattle and Louisville, Ky., voluntarily adopted. But the Roberts court, on a 5-4 vote, struck them down, choosing to see the 14th Amendment's equal-protection clause — which was adopted for the express purpose of integrating blacks more fully into society — as a tool for protecting white students from integration.
On campaign finance, the court handed a major victory to corporations and wealthy individuals — again by a 5-4 vote — striking down portions of the law that reined in the use of phony issue ads. The ruling will make it easier for corporations and lobbyists to buy the policies they want from Congress.
In a ruling that will enrich companies at the expense of consumers, the court overturned — again by a 5-4 vote — a 96-year-old rule that manufacturers cannot impose minimum prices on retailers.
The Times' horror is interesting, because it so clearly demonstrates what its editors think the Supreme Court should do: put it's imprimatur on liberal policies. There's really no other way to read the editorial, because there's nothing in it that challenges the Court's opinions on Constitutional or other legal grounds. They're savaged only on possible practical effect.
This editorial silence may be because, as I pointed out a couple of weeks ago, the opinions are in fact entirely consistent with existing law and existing Constitutional interpretations. What's wrong with them, then, at least if you're on the Times editorial board, is not that they were decided wrongly on legal grounds — which they weren't — but that they were decided wrongly at a social and political level.
The Times' position stands up to scrutiny only if you're a judicial activist who believes that it is the Supreme Court's job to legislate away social ills when a stubborn or foolish Legislature refuses to do so. Those of us who are not judicial activists believe it is the Court's responsibility to interpret the Constitution, and the legislation flowing from that Constitution, and to let the chips fall with they may. If Americans dislike the chip falls, it is up to them nudge the existing federal representatives in Congress, or to elect an entirely new batch of federal legislators, so that Congress either changes the laws or amends the Constitution, whichever is necessary. That is the essence of the separation of powers doctrine.
Over the last 40 years, liberal civil-rights groups have gone from advocating colorblind policies to rejecting them. They may try to describe the new ruling, perversely, as a partial repeal of Brown v. Board of Education. Justice Stephen Breyer says as much in his dissent. Yet the decision resembles Brown in a crucial respect: Starting now in Louisville and Seattle, students won't be blocked from certain schools simply because they lack the proper melanin content.


In my last post, we continued to explore the ministry of Elisha by looking at 2 Kings 7:1-16 where we hear some Good News. In this post, we will pick up the story of Elisha in 2 Kings 8:1-6 were we learn three aspects of the Greatness of Our God.
This event must have occurred before the healing of Na'aman (2 Kings 5) since the king wasn't likely to welcome a leper into the palace, and Geichazi was a leper (5:27). The author of 2 Kings doesn't claim to follow a strict chronology, and we're not even sure which king Geichazi was entertaining with stories about his master. Perhaps this event occurred early in the reign of KingYoram.
We were introduced to the wealthy Shunemite woman and her family in 2 Kings 4:8-37. God often used famines to chasten His people when they were disobedient and needed to be reminded of their covenant obligations. This famine may have been the one mentioned in 4:38. The prophet warned the woman to escape the famine by going to the land of the P'lishtim and becoming a resident alien there. Knowing in advance that the famine was coming, she was able to secure a temporary home in Philistia ahead of the others who would flee Israel. This famine came because the Lord called for it, and He could command it because He is Lord of all. In these times of discipline and distress, if God's people would pray and confess their sins, God would have delivered them (2 Chronicles 7:14). When people ignore God's Word, the Lord may speak through His creation and remind them who is in charge.
The account of the miracles in the life of the Shunemite woman reveals the awesome power of God. She had no children, and her husband was now old, but as with Avraham and Sarai, the Lord gave them both new life and the woman conceived a son. But the son was struck with an illness and died, yet the Lord raised him from the dead thru Elisha. Famines remind us that God alone can make nature fruitful, and death reminds us that God alone gives life and has the power and authority to take it away.
At the very moment, Geichazi was describing this wonderful resurrection miracle, the mother of the child walked into the throne room! She had returned home only to discover that strangers had taken over her estate and robbed her of seven years' produce. In those days, it was common for people to bring such problems directly to the king and he would decide how property should be divided. The fact that Geichazi stood there as a witness to her ownership of the land made it easy for the king to pass judgment. Years before, when her son had died, little did the mother realize that one day that bitter experience would play an important part in the preservation of her property.
This happy episode in the king's palace reveals to us the character of God and prepares us for the tumultuous events that follow. Nevertheless, the Lord was on His throne, judging sin and fulfilling His Word., No matter what occurs in history, God is in control. He knows all things and can do all things. He is present everywhere, working out His will. He is a holy God who is longsuffering with sinners but eventually judges those who disobey Him. Our world may be shaking, but our God can be trusted to do what is right.
In my next post, we continue to explore the life of Elisha. In this post, we explore the Wickedness of the Human Heart in 2 Kings 8:7-15.
I am thankful for our Lord's control over all our lives. It's a good read to begin a new year. I hope you and yours know the blessings of the Lord through the coming year.
Thanx, and the same to you and yours.


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This Satay Sauce is divine!!! Make it to go with Chris's Gado Gado – Heavenly!!!!
Method: Place coriander tumeric and cumin in tm and mill on speed 8 for 2 minutes. Take out and set aside.
place garlic onion and chilli into TM bowl and chop for 8 seconds on speed 7.
add all other ingredients and cook on 100c for 5 to 8 minutes speed 3.
It's just a drizzle of oil, enough to sauté the onions off.
Just wondered what ketjap manis is?? Im not familiar with it?
Ketjap manis is the sweet soy sauce… it's thicker and sweeter than your normal soy, available at asian stores but I pick it up in woolies and coles… have a look at the labels – you are either looking for sweet soy or the ketjap manis label… The most popular brand is ABC but others are equally as good..
Mmm, made this today to use for satay chicken pizzas – it was really good! I halved the recipe and it made heaps. I also made my own peanut butter for the recipe.
Thanks for sharing such a great recipe – i have made this a number of times now!I i start out by putting 500g of roasted unsalted peanuts into Tm bowl and chopping for 2 secs on speed 6 and setting aside. Then you add where you would usually add peanut butter. I tried raw peanuts one day and the result was not as good.
And also, I think it is more balanced with the juice of only half a lemon – but maybe I have very juicy lemons!
I love the look of this recipe but am a little confused by pieces of tumeric. I assume this means fresh tumeric and not the powder? IF so, can you please advise as to where I can get some or if powder is ok to use, how much you would recommend for the recipe.


ExtInteger is the type ZZ of Victor Shoup's multi-precision library, NTL. Except for available memory, there is no limitation on the size of an ExtInteger. So you can multiply a 100 digit integer by another 100 digit integer giving the exact 200 digit integer.
ExtFloat is the type RR of NTL. You can set both the bit precision and the decimal output precision for ExtFloat, with no limitation except for available memory. It might take awhile, but you can now calculate pi in a REALbasic program to a million decimal places, or more. The power of 10 for ExtFloat can range from about -60,000,000 to +60,000,000 as compared to -308 to +308 for a Double.
ExtComplex doesn't exist in NTL. I made it from two ExtFloats. So the real and imaginary parts of an ExtComplex use the bit precision and the decimal output precision set for ExtFloat. So you can now use complex numbers with almost unlimited precision.
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Азы () — деревня в  Тевризском районе Омской области России. Входит в состав Кипского сельского поселения. Население  чел. () .

История
В соответствии с Законом Омской области от 30 июля 2004 года № 548-ОЗ «О границах и статусе муниципальных образований Омской области» деревня вошла в состав образованного Кипского сельского поселения.

География
Расположен на востоке региона, в пределах Западно-Сибирской равнины, на р. Кип.

Абсолютная высота — 57 м. над уровнем моря.

Население

 Гендерный состав
По данным Всероссийской переписи населения 2010 года в гендерной структуре населения из 84 человек мужчин — 45, женщин — 39 (53,6 и	46,4  % соответственно) .

 Национальный состав
Согласно результатам переписи 2002 года, в национальной структуре населения татары составляли 92 % от общей численности населения в 110 чел.

Инфраструктура
Личное подсобное хозяйство.

Транспорт

Просёлочные дороги.

Ссылки

Примечания

Населённые пункты Тевризского района


Hooters of Saugus, Mass., won't allow Dennis Harrison to go hungry during these trying times.
The Boston-area Hooters franchise has offered Harrison, the alleged puller of the fire alarm at the hotel in which the Pittsburgh Steelers stayed last week, free chicken wings, according to WFXT-Boston's Kacie Yearout.
Hooters' offer to Harrison apparently is in appreciation for his helping the New England Patriots defeat the Steelers and reach Super Bowl LI.
"Free wings if your name is Dennis Harrison," the Saugus Hooters wrote on its Facebook page along with the caption "#FolkHero #FalseAlarm #SleepTightBigBen," per WFXT.
Prosecutors have charged Harrison, 25, with disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace and pulling a false fire alarm. He initially pleaded not guilty but will return to court on Feb. 13.
He'll do so with a stomach full of chicken if he accepts Hooters' offer.


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Carlo Massaroni was born in Anzio (Rome) in 1988.
He received the B.S. Degree in Biomedical Engineering from Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma in December 2010. The Bachelor thesis title was "Perception Analysis of the form by the use of a numerical chessboard" and it was carried out in collaboration with the Bioinformatics Lab of the same University.
He received the M.S. Degree with highest honors in Biomedical Engineering from Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma in December 2012. His graduation Thesis was entitled "Preliminary validation of a respiratory apparatus simulator for the assessment of metrological characteristics of a optoelectronic plethysmograph".
With his thesis he won two relevant National Price. On September he has been awarded the 2013 SIAMOC Dissertation Prize by the Italian Society of Clinical Movement Analysis (SIAMOC) in recognition of the outstanding quality of his undergraduate research. On October he has been awarded the 2013 GNB Dissertation Price by the Italian National Bioengineering Group (GNB) for outstanding contribute in the field of Rehabilitation and Prosthetics.
From April 2013 to January 2014 he worked as Biomechanical Researcher in the Unit of Rehabilitation at Scientific Institute for Research IRCCS Eugenio Medea of Conegliano (TV), as Scholarship Winner and Assignee for 2013.
He was PhD Student in Biomedical Engineering at Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma from January 2014 to December 2016: he started working in the Laboratory of Measurements and Biomedical Instrumentation in January 2014, under the supervision of Prof. Sergio Silvestri.
In 2014 he has achieved the Professional Qualification as Industrial Engineer (Section A). He was Jury Aggregate Member as Topic expert in Biomedical Instrumentation during the State Examinations enabling the exercise of the profession of Engineer on behalf of Ordine degli Ingegneri of Rome. Section A - Industrial Section.
From February 2015 is Student Mentor for the International Biomechanics Society (ISB) in Instrumentation for Human Motion, Optoelectronic Systems and Optoelectronic Plethysmography.
On July 2015 he has been awarded the International Grant Travel Program Award by the International Society of Biomechanics (ISB) with the project "MoCBA - MOtion Capture for Breathing Assessment". MoCBA is an interdisciplinary project taking advantage of the research cooperation between the School of Sport & Exercise Sciences (SSES) at the University of Kent (Dr. Dickinson and Dr. Winter) and the School of Engineering, Research Unit of Measurement and Biomedical Instrumentation (UCBM) at the Campus Bio-Medico di Roma University. He is currently (until 22/04/2016) a Visiting PhD Student at University of Kent (Medway Campus, Kent, UK), where he is working in the Respiratory Clinic Unit.
On September 2017 he has been awarded the 2017 GNB Thesis Award by the Italian National Bioengineering Group (GNB) for outstanding contribute in the field of Biorobotics and Biomechanics.
June 2017 - Limerick, Ireland.
Assessment" and to fund the foreign period of 6 months at University of Kent (UK).
Research Interest: Business Economics, Knowledge Management, Cost Benefit Analysis Method – application in company and in medical device market development, Healthcare, efectivness of medical equipment development.
Research Interest: Military toxicology; Acetylcholinesterase reactivators as treatment of nerve agent and pesticide intoxications; Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors in Alzheimer´s disease and Myasthenia Gravis treatment; Synthesis of the detergents as disinfectants, decontamination means and environment for micellar catalysis; Drug design and Development; Chemical warfare agents; Biological warfare agents; Pharmaceutical Industry; Project Management; Scientific Management; Technology Transfer; Commercialization; Fund Raising; Cloud computing; Parallel computing; medical devices development; toxins.
Research Interest: Medical Physics, Health physics, Radiation detection, Technique of Radiation Therapy, Treatment Planning in Radiation Therapy.


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package org.semanticweb.elk.reasoner.taxonomy.hashing;

import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.Map;

import org.semanticweb.elk.owl.interfaces.ElkEntity;
import org.semanticweb.elk.reasoner.taxonomy.model.Node;
import org.semanticweb.elk.util.hashing.HashGenerator;
import org.semanticweb.elk.util.hashing.Hasher;

/**
 * Helper class for hashing Nodes based on getMembers(). Implements some caching
 * to ensure good performance even when some nodes have unusually many members.
 *
 * @author Markus Kroetzsch
 * @author Frantisek Simancik
 *
 */
public class NodeHasher implements Hasher<Node<? extends ElkEntity>> {

	/**
	 * We use one static instance for hashing (and caching!) all nodes.
	 */
	public static NodeHasher INSTANCE = new NodeHasher();

	private NodeHasher() {
	}

	/**
	 * IRI-based hasher used to cache members of a node.
	 */
	final Hasher<ElkEntity> elkEntityHasher = new Hasher<ElkEntity>() {

		@Override
		public int hash(ElkEntity elkEntity) {
			return elkEntity.getIri().hashCode();
		}
	};

	/**
	 * For nodes with at least this number of member classes, hash codes are
	 * cached in the hashCache.
	 */
	final int cacheNodeMemberNo = 50;

	/**
	 * Maximum number of large class nodes for which the hash value is cached.
	 */
	final int cacheMaxSize = 100;

	/**
	 * A simple Least Recently Used cache for the hashcodes of nodes that have a
	 * particularly large number of members. There should not be many such nodes
	 * in typical ontologies. Normally, this occurs if many classes are
	 * equivalent to owl:Nothing due to some modelling error.
	 */
	final LinkedHashMap<Node<? extends ElkEntity>, Integer> hashCache = new LinkedHashMap<Node<? extends ElkEntity>, Integer>() {
		private static final long serialVersionUID = 1;

		@Override
		protected boolean removeEldestEntry(
				Map.Entry<Node<? extends ElkEntity>, Integer> eldest) {
			return size() > cacheMaxSize;
		}
	};

	/**
	 * Compute the hash for an entity node. This method implements a simple
	 * cache for nodes with unusually large numbers of members. This mainly
	 * covers the case where a huge number of classes is equal to owl:Nothing
	 * due to modelling errors.
	 *
	 * @param node
	 * @return the has for the given entity node
	 */
	@Override
	public int hash(Node<? extends ElkEntity> node) {
		if (node.size() >= cacheNodeMemberNo) {
			if (hashCache.containsKey(node)) {
				return hashCache.get(node);
			}
			// else
			int hash = HashGenerator.combineMultisetHash(true, node,
					elkEntityHasher);
			hashCache.put(node, hash);
			return hash;
		}
		// else
		return HashGenerator.combineMultisetHash(true, node, elkEntityHasher);
	}
}

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Q: Text Document, spreadsheet, Presentation editors in Django Python I've been trying to research for awhile now and I am not getting anywhere so I decided to ask here.
My project is made in Django and I want to add Text Document, spreadsheet, Presentation editors to it (like google docs). I am not sure how to approach this problem. I am willing to even create these from scratch. But I am not sure where to start. Any book, links, API that I can begin with?
I want something that lets people create and edit these documents on my website itself.
Any help would be appreciated.

A: This all is different applications. For text editors I would recomend look here
Other good list of editors is in this link
Some of them support both the text and spreadsheets. Most applications from this link are already connected to django, other you will need to connect by your self.

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