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Lady Gaga Saga: Number 20 on ITunes, No. 8 on Charts and Less than 50,000 Copies
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by Roger Friedman - June 28, 2011 12:00 pm
UPDATE: All the numbers are in. Lady Gaga's "Born this Way" has dropped to number 8 on the pop charts and number 20 on ITunes. The total for last week is just less than 50,000 copies. By contrast, Adele remains at number 1 with over 100,000 copies sold again last week. "Born this Way" has just completely dropped, like air running quickly from an inflatable ball. So weird. But the amazon thing really hurt. Lady Gaga's fans feel that amazon bought those 440,000 copies at full price, so what's the difference? The difference is, the promotion hurt the artist. It devalued her CD. Only amazon did well by that move. What's worse is that there seems to be no big single to follow up "Born this Way." I hate to think what that "Judas" video cost. Oh my. If you look at the "Judas" entries on YouTube, it would seem like there have been 85 million views of either the video or the song lyrics. But that didn't translate into further CD sales. "Edge of Glory" remains the number 6 single on the Billboard and ITunes charts. PS The number 9 album this week from Weird Al, featuring a parody of "Born this Way."
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July 4, 2011 10:19 am at 10:19 AM
A garbage collector provides more service to society than she or her music ever will.
June 30, 2011 1:03 pm at 1:03 PM
Lady Gaga announced in the hype run up to her album release that she was basically reinventing the wheel when it came to her sound…. and yet it has been anything but fresh and inspired. Deluded is a word that should describe the singer and her childish look at me antics. There is nothing groundbreaking or original about Gaga this time around, and with artists like Adele breaking though the throng of urban track music she'll be looking like the "jump on the band wagon" artist she didnt want to be if she strips it back next time.( Which naturally she should, since all this high fashion drama is wearing thin when the songs dont match up) She should take a giant leap away from the producers she is currently holed up with whilst on tour and rethink, her first album was fresh and exactly what the world needed and now she needs some space. Even if she didnt come back for another 5 years with a record she needs something to live up to the bar she raised so high the first time around.
June 30, 2011 10:01 am at 10:01 AM
she was overrated the moment she got onto the scene – I never get how or why people see talent in screeching hacks, and talk about media whore
June 28, 2011 10:41 pm at 10:41 PM
I loved her debut, I loved her duet with Sir Elton, I do not find anything but flat rehashed (and outright "borrowed" melodies, hooks, and standard dance fare) on any of her newest efforts. Edge of Glory sounds like Jim Steinman remixed the "you're the best" Karate Kid song. We've seen the costumes and glam since Slade, Bolan, Bowie, Kiss, Grace Jones, Residents, Alice Cooper, Parliament, Marylin Manson, and the rest of the glam come shock classics. She literally brings nothing new this time around. If I were her manager, her next CD should be stripped down and raw talent like Shakira's first real release. Gaga and a piano- let the talent speak, then try to be queen of the moon. (I forgot to add Arthur Brown and early Genesis to my list of glam shockers. It is not a comprehensive list by far).
Wow what an unbelievable surprise! It would seem that the twelve year old audience she targeted has grown listless, their attention span is waning and they are bored with her problem child act.
It isn't any wonder…. Her antics and overt gay agenda has worn thin…
Just sing stupid!! and stay out of politics
I do like her. You obviously don't read my posts. I'm just reporting the sales. I used to hear Stefani Germanotta play at the old Cutting Room. She was always talented, even without an egg.


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Samsung Electronics on Tuesday released the full specifications for its Galaxy Fold, with initial deliveries scheduled for later this month.
The device weighs in at 263 grams (9.3 ounces) and is 6.9 millimeters (0.27 inches) thick when opened, the company said. It is 15 to 17 millimeters thick when folded.
The phone is slightly thicker on the hinge side due to a gap created by the gentle fold in the screen material, much like when a piece of paper is folded without a sharp crease.
It is lighter but thicker than Huawei's Mate X foldable. The Mate X weighs 295 grams and is 11 millimeters thick when folded.
Although the Korean electronics company allowed a view from a distance earlier this month, it did not reveal detailed specifications at that time. The product was displayed in a glass case during MWC Barcelona in late February.
The Galaxy Fold has a 7.3-inch display, which can be folded into a phone with a 4.6-inch screen. The larger screen is designed for watching videos, playing games and multitasking.
The foldable screen is built with a polymer layer that allows for a flexible but tough display. The material is about half the thickness of that used in typical smartphone displays.
Samsung's first foldable smartphone comes with six cameras, 12 gigabytes of memory and an upgraded application processor chipset.
It is expected to go on sale in the United States for $1,980 on April 26. The electronics company started accepting reservations in the United States Friday, and the order list was full a day later.
The company is accepting orders for the device in Europe from April 26, with the official release date on the continent set for May 3.
A 5G version of the Galaxy Fold will be released in Korea mid-May.
Samsung said earlier it aims to sell more than one million foldable smartphones in the global market this year.


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For years I have been struggling to combine photocopied sheets with notebooks with minimal success UNTIL this year when a student showed me their idea and it took off in my classroom.
When I need my students to complete worksheets gluing them into their notebooks does not work because then they have to continually turn their notebooks to see the sheet at the right angle. A student in one of my Math classes thought to staple just the top edges to the page and complete work underneath the worksheet.
This is a brilliant idea. Now an entire page in a notebook is not wasted just to glue in a sheet of paper. Also when it comes time to study, students are no longer losing their worksheets and can reference practice sheet answers quickly.


Understandable. To be honest, we didn't know much about Tasmania either. We knew it was a fine place, but couldn't really imagine the parameter of 'fine'. As we did some researches here and there, we decided to stay there for 8 days.
We took a flight to Launceston, Tasmania on June 14th. Tasmania is a remote island, but surprisingly big. Clearly, it wasn't an island like Lombok. Not to mention that it was winter in June, it would be impossible to travel around without a car – and so we rented a car.
When we got there, it was freezing cold – but the view was amazing. Without having to go anywhere in particular, Tasmania exuded a particular charm.
On the next day, we drove to Cradle mountain and stayed at a small town nearby (in which I couldn't remember the name). We did some hiking and took tons of pictures. Hiking was not exactly my thing, but the experience and the view were totally worth it. Afterwards, we went to Stanley to catch the sunset and then went back to Launceston.
We did some more hiking on the third day – so we went to Wineglass Bay at Freycinet National Park. We took an excellent half-day trek, continued on from the Wineglass Bay lookout down to Coles Bay. This was where we saw a very clear presence of Aurora. Afterwards, we went to Hobart.
Saturday morning was the perfect time for us to stroll around for a little while. So we visited Salamanca market in the city. This is where you can find Tasmania's unique culture, creative artisans, and talented musicians. Afterwards, we took a drive onto a ferry and went to Bruny Island. This was already a whole day affair.
On Sunday, we went to Mount Wellington. We drove for about 30 minutes from the city, but this time we didn't do any hiking. Afterwards, we went to Wild Ocean Tasmania. I knew it was amazing, but honestly when we got there, it was completely beyond our expectations. We went for an adventure boat ride and was splurged with breathtaking views. If you still have time, you can set off to Tasman National Park/Port Arthur and catch another Aurora. The best route would be: Port Arthur, Eaglehawk Neck, Tasman Arch, and then Wild Ocean Tasmania.
Insider tip: You can get a Tasmanian National Park Holiday Pass. This is a valid park entry permit that allows you to have an 8 weeks worth of access to all parks for one vehicle (excluding Cradle Mountain, up to 8 passengers) for just A$60. The alternative is to purchase a daily pass at A$24 each.
After our long day, we decided to chill at our nice Airbnb on the next day.
For the last two days, we visited back Freycinet, Mount Wellington, and Port Arthur.
We drove by ourselves and renting car is easy in Tasmania. We use Bargain car rental from the airport. But we booked them online beforehand. Aurora has kp level between 1-9. I captured the aurora with 4 kp and not visible to naked eyes.


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Bublik Upsets Berrettini To Reach Antalya Open Semis
David Goffin, Alex de Minaur and Jeremy Chardy also advance to the stage of the final four.
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STARNBERG, January 12, 2021
Alexander Bublik caused the upset of the day in Monday's quarterfinals of the Antalya Open by knocking out top seed and World No. 10 Matteo Berrettini of Italy 7-6(6), 6-4. The eighth seed from Kazakhstan struck eight aces and won 77 per cent of his first-service points to prevail after one hour and 31 minutes.
"Getting to a semi-final in the first week of the season, and beating a couple of top players — Matteo is a Top 10 player. It's a great start," said Bublik, who will next play French veteran Jeremy Chardy.
The 33-year-old saved two match points in the tie-break of the final set to overcome No. 5 seed Jan-Lennard Struff of Germany 4-6, 6-2, 7-6(8) after two hours and 36 minutes, the longest match of the day.
"It was a difficult match and I was a little bit tired too from yesterday," said Chardy, who defeated Fabio Fognini in three tie-break sets on Sunday. "He (Jan-Lennard) had two match points at the end, so it was difficult. But I am happy to be in the semi-finals."
In other action, No. 2 seed David Goffin of Belgium eased past Stefano Travaglio from Italy 6-3, 6-2 in 62 minutes to face No. 4 seed Alex de Minaur in the stage of the final four. The Australian beat sixth seed Nikoloz Basilashvili of Georgia 6-2, 6-4. The encounter lasted one hour and 14 minutes.
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Apple's M1-powered Macs owe their storming success to the iPhone
Apple has knocked it out of the park with its M1 chip which powers some new MacBooks and the most recent Mac mini, but the origin of this superbly innovative bit of silicon can be traced back a decade.
As 9 to 5 Mac reports, some interesting details on how the M1 evolved have just been shared in a Twitter thread, courtesy of former Apple kernel engineer Shac Ron.
Following a claim that it was the 'impressive' cache, not ARM architecture, that made the M1 a hit, Ron tweeted that this isn't the case at all, and that the success of the M1 could be traced all the way back to the development of the Apple A7 64-bit ARM chip which finally emerged with the iPhone 5S back in 2013.
Apple planned to go super-wide with low clocks, highly OoO, highly speculative. They needed an ISA to enable that, which ARM provided.M1 performance is not so because of the ARM ISA, the ARM ISA is so because of Apple core performance plans a decade ago.January 5, 2021
As Ron observes, Apple contracted ARM to work on ARM64 chips for iPhones way back in 2010, and the development and blazing performance of today's M1 can be traced back to those early core performance plans – with the central concepts being to "go super-wide with low clocks, highly OoO, highly speculative".
Cores and clocks
In other words, going 'super-wide' refers to allowing a core to execute more instructions per clock cycle, with lower clock speeds to facilitate this (they were much lower back in the day, although the M1 is hardly a slouch at 3.2GHz). 'OoO', incidentally, refers to Out-of-Order, and 'speculative' refers to speculative execution, which is all part of the magic of getting that better performance level.
The end results for the M1 chip certainly speak for themselves, with the MacBook Air (M1, 2020) and MacBook Pro 13-inch (M1, 2020) getting glowing reviews from us, praising their seriously strong performance and giving a best-in-class award to the former model.
The other big piece of innovation brought in with these new devices was, of course, the Rosetta 2 technology that allows for existing apps (written for Intel-powered MacBooks) to run on these new ARM-based portables – and to run speedily, too, thanks to the power of the M1. Even to the point of running Windows 10 faster than Microsoft's rival SQ2 ARM CPU that powers the Surface Pro X…
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The hose clip is a simple clamp that is made from a strip of 304 stainless steel with a worm drive fitting, or a bolt or nut, on one end and shaped to form a complete circle so the band maybe tightened around a hose.
There are four main types of hose clip as supplied by Anzor namely Perforated Hose Clips which has a worm screw thread cut out of the band, Non Perforated Hose Clips which has a worm screw thread formed on top of the band, SHC Heavy Duty Hose Clamps which use a nut and bolt to tighten the band which is wider than the non or perforated hose clips and the One Ear Hose Clip which uses a spring loaded clip that moves over serrations on the body of the strip. Also available are cable ties and strapping.
Perforated 304, Non Perforated 304 and Non Perforated 316 Hose Clips are designed to hold a hose onto a pipe or fitting, which they do by applying pressure all the way round the circumference of the hose and tightening it onto the pipe or fitting the hose is being connected to, the worm drive is like a screw slotting into the perforated slots or over the non perforated band drawing the band through the boss and tightening over the hose. The clip is identified by the range of sizes that it will pass over and tighten up on and the type of band it has.
Perforated and Non Perforated clips have a wide tightening range relative to the heavy hose clamps.
SHC Heavy Duty Hose Clamp uses a bolt and nut to tighten the band instead of the worm screw and has a much wider and heavier band. Also the heavy duty clamps have a much smaller range of sizes that they suit so care should be taken when selecting the size required.
One Ear Hose Clips are used to hold small diameter hose onto a pipe of fitting, the latch is spring loaded and clips over serrations on the body strip preventing it from slipping back The clip is tightened by using a pair end cutting nippers or pincers, pliers can be used but care must be taken not to damage the clip. Suitable for low pressure applications One Ear Hose Clips are used on fuel lines, water drains or overflow pipes.
Stainless Steel Strapping, comes in rolls of 30m and is similar to the hose clips but the strap can be cut to any length. The required length of strapping is placed around the object and a buckle fitted to the free end, with the aid of a special tool the strap is drawn tight around the object and folded back over the buckle and cut off. Strapping is identified by two parts, the first being the strap which is available in handy plastic encased coils of 30m and a Buckle which holds the free end of the strap and clamps the other end after it has been tensioned. Available in 304 grade and in three sizes (width of the strap) 10, 13 and 20mm. Mostly used for strapping signs or notices on lamp posts.
Staineless Steel Cable Ties are the perfect solution for tying cables, fuel lines or steering cables in boats, but can be used in any outdoor or wet environment available in 304 or 316 stainless steel they offer excellent durability in any marine application and suitable for diameters up to 150mm. The use of a Cable Tie tool is required to tighten the tie and cut the excess strip leaving a tidy and professional finish.


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Home Stories The ODIHR tackles anti-Semitism with innovative education materials
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The ODIHR tackles anti-Semitism with innovative education materials
Teaching materials on the history of Jews and anti-Semitism in Europe. (OSCE)
Incidents of anti-Semitism - physical and verbal attacks against Jews, or vandalism of Jewish property, cemeteries and synagogues - are still common occurrences in the OSCE region, despite Europe's long and shameful history of anti-Semitism. Through education, the issue can be tackled in schools before prejudices take root.
In partnership with the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam and national education experts from seven OSCE countries, the ODIHR has developed a series of teaching materials for schools. The project is being piloted in Croatia, Denmark, Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland and Ukraine, with Russia, Spain and Turkey expected to take part next year.
The teaching materials consist of a series of three booklets about the history of anti-Semitism, contemporary forms of anti-Semitism, and anti-Semitism as one of many forms of discrimination.
The booklets provide historical information, but also ask students to reflect on their own experiences, and include a series of exercises.
A flexible approach
The materials are innovative in a number of ways. Firstly, recognizing the huge differences in the way education is organized in different parts of the OSCE region, they have been designed to fit equally well into a range of courses, from conventional history to civic education.
The booklets have also been adapted for each country so that the examples and experiences used directly relate to the country in question.
For example, the Lithuanian version looks at the pre-Second World War history of Vilnius as an important Jewish religious centre, and discusses places connected to Jewish history and culture that still exist in Vilnius today.
"One of the strongest points of the material is that the general history section also tells the story of ordinary people," commented a Dutch teacher who tried out the teaching materials during the pilot phase. "This is what students find interesting."
The project is being implemented through a series of teacher-training sessions, usually in co-operation with the relevant national ministry of education. The first teacher-training course took place in the Netherlands in April, and sessions are planned for more than 700 teachers in Ukraine beginning in autumn of this year. Germany will follow shortly afterwards.
From commitment to implementation
"The OSCE states committed themselves to promoting education to combat anti-Semitism in 2004," says Kathrin Meyer, ODIHR Adviser on Anti-Semitism. "Now in 2007, we are seeing their words become reality in schools in increasing numbers of OSCE states. Some of the countries we are working with are even considering incorporating the teaching materials into their core compulsory curriculum."
Will the new booklets have the desired effect? Changing attitudes is a slow process, and education is only one of many forms of action that can help to tackle discrimination, but encouraging young people to think about it is a step in the right direction.
"I had hardly ever heard about prejudices against Jews, but sometimes you do hear name calling, such as 'greedy Jew', in the street," said one student from the Netherlands. "The next time something like that happens, I hope I have the courage to speak out."
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Attach some insulation taps to avoid short circuits

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Soldered a mini-usb connector

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Seem not perfect, but I'll improve it later.

To be continued


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Les muntanyes de Vâlcan són una cadena de muntanyes dels Carpats meridionals al comtat de Gorj (Romania). Formen part del grup de les muntanyes Retezat-Godeanu. Corren uns 54 quilòmetres i el cim més alt és el pic de Vâlcan amb 1.946 metres. Les muntanyes recorren la vall del Jiu i serveixen de barrera d'entrada pel vessant sud de la vall.

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For many years I have worked to highlight both our lack of knowledge and the lack of protection for archaeological landscapes that date to our recent past, particularly those from the Revolutionary Period and First World War. Unfortunately, as yet no major initiatives have been undertaken in the Republic of Ireland to address these major problems, which I believe to be among the most serious facing our archaeological heritage. As long as we lack the baseline knowledge regarding what survives from this period, we run the risk of inadvertent and unintentional damage occurring at revolutionary sites. Unfortunately, this is something we know has already happened. There is no doubt that nationwide systematic efforts are urgently required to discover the nature and condition of conflict landscape elements from the 1913-23 period. Without them, more and more of these extremely fragile and rare sites will–often unknowingly–be lost to us.
The potential to uncover and "map" revolutionary landscapes does exist. It is is something I undertook with Rubicon Heritage for the area of operations of "E" Company of the 4th Battalion, Cork No. 1 Brigade of the IRA back in 2014 (you can read more about that by clicking here). Working with the local community, it produced both a detailed report and a series of maps which highlight the locations where the Company operated during the War of Independence.
Follow-on work on mapping surviving traces of the 1920 Midleton Ambush will also shortly be published on this site. Another opportunity I had while with Rubicon was to write a book on behalf of Cork County Council examining the county's revolutionary past. Entitled Heritage Centenary Sites of Rebel County Cork, it explored Cork's conflict history with specific reference to place. For those interested, the full 242 page book has been made freely available for download by Cork County Council here. I will be returning to some of its content in the future, but for this post wanted to share one of the chapters I included, entitled "Researching Your Revolutionary Past." The intent of this section of the book was to show local communities how they could go about identifying some of the revolutionary landscapes that surround them, using tools freely available on the internet. In the absence of any State initiative to uncover information on these landscapes, this remains our best hope of gathering archaeological information about them. Hopefully at some point in the future such efforts could be further encouraged through the development of a volunteer-led nationwide programme akin to that carried out in Britain for the Defence of Britain Project and theHome Front Legacy Project.The relevant chapter can be found below. I hope you find it of some use, and please feel free to share widely!


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Finally out of the four walls
Caught due to Corona – Finally out from the four walls nThe wheelchair athlete with Lockdown abruptly out of your training operation has been ripped. Now a little normality is returning.Jörg Greb0 comment purely Nottwil Manuela can turn warping from now on their rounds. The Marathon series champion is pleased to trips with the dog in the woods back to "tempo rides in the Wheelchair".Photo: Urs Flüeler/Keystone
Now it is possible again to what was previously a matter of course. The wheelchair athletes Marcel Hug, Manuela Schär, Heinz Frei and many others can train on the circular railway at the Swiss Paraplegic centre in Nottwil. Since the Lockdown at 16. March was closed, the plant.
Not only is the Training now effective, also the Social and human returns. Quite typically, the operation of the system, however, by no means. "We follow the Swiss Olympic-approved protection concept", says Trainer Paul or Matt. The common rules are mandatory: It will be alone or in small groups, trained with the Coach. Showers, change clothes, relax – all this is not possible. The activities follow a clearly defined Plan.
Still, speaks, or Matt from "an important step" and says: "home Alone in the basement, or to train wherever, day after day, it depends."
"me not, I feel comfortable."
Manuela Schär, athlete
Manuela Schär, the Marathon series champion, agrees: "The return on the train is a big step in the direction of normality." Everyday life in the last two months has changed you greatly. After you had set up very quickly for the Training at home in your apartment in Kriens and set on it, reduced its Radius solid. The work you completed in your home office. In the course of training, the strength training in the gym and the physiotherapy fell by the wayside. In addition, they refused to units on the road: "To me, I don't feel comfortable."
"We, the athletes had lost to us virtually out of sight."
Marcel Hug, Athlete
Instead, she improvised, as she calls it. About it she moved in with her dog and the Everyday wheelchair in the forest. The possibility to be able to Nottwil on the train to return, it assesses: "I am looking forward enormously in the Wheelchair again, tempo rides, lie down, and to be able to exact distances to tackle, even if I'm going to do this alone."
the merits of The return, underlines Marcel Hug also. He, too, had moved his training to everyday life in the own four walls. In contrast to warping it has drawn him again and again on the road. Nevertheless, he realized how much he missed "The whole Setting got messed up. With the track training for the possibility of returns to vary," says Hug. He estimates that the additional variety, as well as the more frequent contacts. "We, the athletes had lost to us virtually out of sight."
challenging the uncertain prospects. Not only the Paralympics fall away, respectively, are postponed to 2021, competitions on the track are likely to remain very scarce this summer.
Marcel Hug (right) missed Training and the other athletes. Photo: Keystone
And that in the autumn of the marathon, come to the harvest, also seems rather unlikely: Chicago, New York and Oita, and in the autumn moved 42,195 kilometers from London, Boston and Paris are on the Brink. It is clear only: The Berlin-Marathon by the end of September is cancelled.
This clouded view is not the reason why Heinz has Free the racing Wheelchair last set aside. Not Corona-related cut back, and after a long and successful career. Rather, says: "I concentrated fully on the hand bike, and trained with this larger than ever before on the road." It is accordingly an outstanding Form. Free says: "it's a Pity that I can not prove."
Despite the extraordinary Situation of the veteran, who has controlled his tenth summer Paralympic games, speaks of a "Déjà-vu. Not only for me but for all of us." You would have to find by your accidents and Handicaps earlier and in the power of positive Thinking to prove their worth.
with Respect to the slowly returning sports for everyday says: "I'm really hungry, for example, on the plastic track in Nottwil."
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La Source au bout du monde (en anglais ) est un roman merveilleux de l'artiste britannique William Morris paru en 1896. Il est considéré comme l'un des romans précurseurs du genre littéraire de la fantasy, ayant influencé des écrivains comme J.R.R. Tolkien et C.S. Lewis.

Résumé
Le roman se déroule dans un monde imaginaire inspiré du Moyen Âge européen. Rodolphe (en anglais ) est le fils cadet du Roi des Haults-Prés (en anglais ). Désireux de connaître l'aventure, il s'enfuit un jour afin de devenir chevalier errant. Il apprend bientôt l'existence d'une source mystérieuse située au bout du monde et dont l'eau possèderait des propriétés miraculeuses, et il part à sa recherche.

Conception du roman
Le manuscrit de The Well at the World's End, en deux volumes, est conservé à la Morgan Library de New York, aux États-Unis, sous la cote M A 314.

Histoire éditoriale
 paraît en 1896 chez Kelmscott Press, la maison d'édition britannique fondée par William Morris, qui a également assuré la mise en page du roman.

Après le succès et la reconnaissance critique des romans de J.R.R. Tolkien, l'étude de cet auteur donne lieu à des rééditions des romans de Morris, désormais étudiés en tant que sources d'inspiration de Tolkien. Une réédition de  paraît ainsi, regroupée avec , sous un titre qui présente directement ces romans sous cet angle : , chez l'éditeur Inkling Books, en 2003.

Une première traduction française partielle du roman, élaborée par Maxime Shelledy, paraît sous le titre Le Puits au bout du monde aux éditions Aux Forges de Vulcain sous la forme de deux volumes intitulés La Route vers l'amour et La Route des dangers, respectivement en 2012 et 2013, qui constituent les traductions des deux premières parties du roman (qui en compte quatre). Une seconde traduction française, cette fois intégrale, co-élaborée par Souad Degachi et Maxime Shelledy, paraît sous le titre La Source au bout du monde, en un seul volume, également aux éditions Aux Forges de Vulcain, en 2016.

Accueil critique et postérité
À sa parution, La Source au bout du monde reçoit notamment les éloges de l'écrivain de science-fiction H.G. Wells. Ce dernier le compare à Thomas Malory et apprécie son style travaillé : .

La Source au bout du monde a influencé les œuvres de J.R.R. Tolkien, qui lit Morris pendant son adolescence et y consolide son goût pour l'inspiration médiévale et l'usage d'archaïsmes délibérés dans le style (procédé qu'il ne pousse cependant pas aussi loin que Morris). Le roman contient un personnage appelé "le roi Gandolf" ainsi qu'un cheval blanc particulièrement rapide à la course nommé Silverfax, qui ont pu inspirer Tolkien pour, respectivement, les noms du magicien Gandalf dans Le Hobbit et du cheval Shadowfax dans Le Seigneur des Anneaux. Le roman de Morris a également été lu avec intérêt par C.S. Lewis, qui devient également écrivain de fantasy par la suite. Le personnage du roi Peter pourrait avoir inspiré Lewis. C.S. Lewis a consacré à William Morris une conférence dont le texte est paru en 1939, regroupé avec d'autres essais, dans le recueil Rehabilitations and Other Essays.

La Source au bout du monde est considéré comme l'un des premiers romans de fantasy moderne.

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie
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  Harold Bloom (éd.), "William Morris", dans Classic Fantasy Writers, Chelsea House Publishers, 1994 () 153.
  Norman Kelvin, "The Erotic in News from Nowhere and The Well at World's End", dans Studies in the late romances of William Morris : Papers presented at the annual meeting of the Modern Language Association, December 1975, New York, William Morris Society 1976.
 Lyon Sprague de Camp, « L'Artiste touche-à-tout : William Morris », dans Les Pionniers de la Fantasy, traduction par Nenad Savic, Bragelonne, coll. « Essais », 2010, 63-81.  (Première parution : « Jack of All Arts », dans la revue Fantastic Stories, .)
  Lyon Sprague de Camp, Literary Swordsmen and Sorcerers : The Makers of Heroic Fantasy, Arkham House, 1976.
  May Morris, « Remarks on the Prose Romances, especially The House of the Wolfings and The Well at the World's End », dans William Morris : Artist, Writer, Socialist, Oxford, Blackwells, 1936, 509-16.
  Phillippa Bennet, "Rejuvenating Our Sense of Wonder : The Last Romances of William Morris", dans Phillippa Bennett et Rosie Miles (éd.), William Morris in the Twenty-First Century, Peter Lang, 2010, 209-228.
 Terri Windling, « XIXe siècle - Le mouvement préraphaélite, mythe, mysticisme & magie », dans André-François Ruaud (éd.), Panorama illustré de la fantasy et du merveilleux, Montélimar, Les moutons électriques éditeur, 2004, 131-135.

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Liens externes
  The Well at the World's End sur la Morris Archive (les premières éditions en anglais et des éléments d'analyse).
  The Well at the World's End sur le projet Gutenberg.
  Livre audio libre de The Well at the World's End sur Librivox.
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Prior to 1987, when a company paid tax on its profits of 49 per cent (as it was in 1986) any AFTER TAX profits that were distributed again to shareholders in the form of dividends, were also taxed in their hands. In other words, the profits were taxed twice, once in the company's hands and then again in the shareholder/owners' hands.
Double taxation is neither fair nor reasonable and in 1987 the double taxing of dividends was abolished by Hawke and Keating with the introduction of dividend imputation. We understand Finland, Italy, Mexico and New Zealand also have a form of dividend imputation.
And if their tax rate was lower than the company tax rate they paid nothing extra, but they DID NOT receive a refund of any difference either.
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Look at the ASX 200 – it is exactly where it was a decade ago, Why? Because the dividend payout ratio is about 80 per cent meaning companies are only keeping 20 per cent for growth including employing more people. Shareholders are worse off under this system in the long run.
Unlike Shorten's suggestion, one solution might be to introduce progressive tax rates to all post retirement incomes grossed up for franking credits. These tax rates can be much more lenient than pre-retirement and some fairness can still be introduced.
But if someone or some entity is earning 10 million dollars in tax free income or more annually, including cheques from the Australian Taxation Office, that is something that should be examined.
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So your payment card hasn't been misused after you used it at Planet Hollywood or Buca di Beppo? Don't breathe a sigh of relief just yet.
Home / So your payment card hasn't been misused after you used it at Planet Hollywood or Buca di Beppo? Don't breathe a sigh of relief just yet.
Several days ago, Earl Enterprises, the hospitality industry firm behind several well-known restaurant brands like Planet Hollywood, Buca di Beppo, Earl of Sandwich, Chicken Guy!, Mixology, and Tequila Taqueria announced a security breach of its payment card processing systems. Their announcement came as no surprise to Brian Krebs, who had found Buca di Beppo customer card data for sale on Joker's Stash and had alerted Buca di Beppo to it on February 21.
While Krebs was notifying Buca di Beppo, Gemini Advisory, who had also noted the major update to Joker's Stash, was independently analyzing the data. By February 22, they were notifying law enforcement and financial institutions.
In a statement to DataBreaches.net yesterday, Stas Alforov, Gemini Advisory's Director of Research, notes that although the marketplace operators claimed the full exposure of 2.1 million payment cards (a number that Krebs also reported), Gemini's telemetry data indicates that from February 21 to the present, less than 500,000 cards have been posted for sale with a total cost of over $13 million USD.
Gemini analysts assess, with a moderate degree of confidence, that JokerStash (the threat actor) has access to 2.1 million compromised payment cards from Earl Enterprises and will likely continue posting the compromised payment card data as long as it maintains a "high validity" rate (i.e., as long as purchasers report successfully cashing out the compromised records).
Gemini's analysis also indicated that more than 70 of Earl Enterprises' physical locations were affected, with Buca di Beppo having the most locations impacted. Gemini's estimate of number of locations affected is based on the card records actually put up for sale. Other sources appear to be reporting more than 100 locations.
Gemini's analysis by region revealed that for the cards already listed for sale:
The highest exposure of victim cards came from Orlando, Florida (affecting, in descending order: Earl of Sandwich, Chicken Guy, Planet Hollywood, and Buca di Beppo);
The second highest exposure of victim cards came from Las Vegas, Nevada (affecting Buca di Beppo, Earl of Sandwich, Planet Hollywood, and Tequila Taqueria); and
The third highest exposure of victim cards came from New York City, New York (affecting Buca di Beppo, Earl of Sandwich, and Planet Hollywood).
But if you dined at any Earl Enterprise restaurant between May 23, 2018 and March 18, 2019, and used a debit or credit card that hasn't been misused, it may be that your card number was compromised but has not been put up for sale yet.
You can find out if a restaurant you dined at was affected by looking up the state, city, and name of restaurant on a pull-down menu on Earl Enterprise's incident FAQ.


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