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Q: Parametrized Oracle Command with slow performance We have a .Net application running with Oracle using Oracle.ManagedDataAccess v12.1.24160719 provider. It works fine for the most of queries on the system, but, a specifique query is kind of slow.
For sample, when the query is executed on the OracleCommand without any OracleParameter or with parameters directly on the query (string harded coded), it executes fine and fast. If we hit the same query on the PL/SQL Oracle editor, it also executes fine and fast. It take less then 2 seconds.
However, when we pass the oracle parameters for the arguments, it take a slow performance, something like 15 seconds. We have 22 parameters on the query. If we active the property BbindByName of the OracleCommand there is no result on it.
It is a generic code that uses DbProviderFactory to execute customer queries to extract data from his database. The code works but it is slow then the ExecuteReader is executed.
var factory = DbProviderFactories.GetFactory("Oracle.ManagedDataAccess.Client");

using (var con = factory.CreateConnection())
{
    con.ConnectionString = connectionString.Value;
    con.Open();

    using (var command = con.CreateCommand())
    {
        command.CommandText = sql;
        command.CommandType = CommandType.Text;
        command.Connection = con;

        // the parameters collection comes from outside of this scope
        foreach (var p in parameters)
        {
            var param = command.CreateParameter();

            param.ParameterName = p.Name;

            // because this method is just a test, we do not have values,
            // so, we pass DBNull.Value to arguments because it should just test the query sintaxe and check if it works.
            param.Value = DBNull.Value;

            command.Parameters.Add(param);
        }

        // on ExecuteReader we get the slow performance
        using (var reader = command.ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior.CloseConnection))
        {
            // hydrated some data structure here ...
        }
    }
}

Is there a way to know what can be the performance issue of this problem?

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Gene Watson Peer's Quote from John Schneider: October 2014
All of Gene Watson's Peers, who were contacted during 2014, were most gracious with their time and words.
It is here, within this special part of The Gene Watson Fan Site, that you have an opportunity to read a quote from John Schneider, which he submitted to this site on Wednesday 22 October 2014.
Sean Brady would like to take this opportunity to say 'thank you' to John Schneider who made a special contribution to this unique part of this online 'celebration of a Lone Star Hero'.
Sean Brady would also like to say 'thank you' to Scott Romine, without whom this Gene Watson 'Peer's Quote' from John Schneider would not have been possible.
This quote was submitted on Wednesday 22 October 2014.
'Gene Watson is a true statesman of country music.
A wonderful singer and an amazing story teller'.
Thank you, John Schneider, for your support of Gene Watson.
About John Schneider...
John Schneider (actor, singer, director, producer and writer) was born John Richard Schneider III on Friday 8 April 1960 in Mount Kisco, New York.
As a child, John enjoyed going to the theater watching John Wayne () in the westerns. John Wayne soon became his hero as he set his dreams on becoming a star on the big screen some day. John began acting in plays at school and in the community. He performed as a magician at children's parties and people were amazed at the card tricks this young boy could perform.
At the age of fourteen, John's mother Shirley's job was transferred to Atlanta in Georgia, so the two of them packed up and moved. John immediately began performing in plays with the North Springs High School drama club. He was Tevye in 'Fiddler On The Roof', the lead in 'Pajama Game' after losing weight over the summer break, and Frank Butler in 'Annie Get Your Gun'.
John Schneider recorded 'The Auctioneer' for the album 'Small One' when he was fifteen years old. He sang in a barbershop quartet at Six Flags Over Georgia and was in the Georgia State Chorus three years while in high school. John graduated high school in three years as he was anxious for his career to begin.
That career began in 1978 when John Schneider auditioned for the role of a 'good ol' boy'. They were looking for someone 24-30 years of age who was born in the south. John went in with a six pack of beer and a torn t-shirt telling them he was 24 years old and was from Snellville in Georgia. John got the role of Bo Duke in the new CBS television series 'The Dukes of Hazzard' and his career had begun.
'The Dukes of Hazzard' was an American television series which aired on the CBS television network from Friday 26 January 1979 to Friday 8 February 1985. The series was inspired by the 1975 film 'Moonrunners', which was also created by Gy Waldron and had many identical or similar character names and concepts.
Waylon Jennings (Tuesday 15 June 1937 - Wednesday 13 February 2002) wrote 'Theme From The Dukes of Hazzard (Good Ol' Boys)' and included the track on 'Music Man' (RCA Records, 1980); the track was No.1 on the Billboard country music singles chart for one week in November 1980 and peaked at No.21 on the Billboard Hot 100 pop music singles chart.
On Tuesday 9 December 1980, 'Theme From The Dukes of Hazzard (Good Ol' Boys)' was certified as Waylon Jennings' only million-selling single.
Waylon Jennings (Tuesday 15 June 1937 - Wednesday 13 February 2002) worked as the narrator on 'The Dukes of Hazzard', and was commonly known as 'The Balladeer', having already contributed to the film, 'Moonrunners', which launched the series.
While working on 'The Dukes of Hazzard', John starred in two made-for-television movies, 'Dream House' and 'Happy Endings'.
In January 1981, John Schneider saw the release of the first of four albums he recorded for Scotti Bros. Records, 'It's Now Or Never' (Scotti Bros. Records, 1981), which included two tracks which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'It's Now Or Never', which was written by Wally Gold (Tuesday 15 May 1928 - Sunday 7 June 1998), Aaron Schroeder (Tuesday 7 September 1926 - Wednesday 2 December 2009) and Eduardo Di Capua (12 March 1865 - Wednesday 3 October 1917) (No.4, 1981) / the track also reached No.14 on the Billboard Hot 100 pop music singles chart
'Them Good Ol' Boys Are Bad' (No.13, 1981) / the 'B'-side of this single was 'Still' (written by Lionel Richie), which reached No.69 on the Billboard Hot 100 pop music singles chart in 1981
Following the success of 'Them Good Ol' Boys Are Bad', John Schneider's vocal career stalled. John did, however, see the release of a further three albums for Scotti Bros. Records.
John Schneider's debut album, 'It's Now Or Never' (Scotti Bros. Records, 1981), also included the following tracks:
'Stay With Me'
'Let Me Love You'
'No. 34 In Atlanta'
'(Am I) Fallin' In Love With Love'
'Next Time Around'
'Stay'
'You Could Be The One Woman'
John Schneider's debut album, 'It's Now Or Never' (Scotti Bros. Records, 1981), reached No.8 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1981.
In November 1981, John Schneider saw the release of his second album for Scotti Bros. Records, 'White Christmas' (Scotti Bros. Records, 1981), which included the following tracks:
'White Christmas'
'O Little Town Of Bethlehem'
'Winter Wonderland'
'Silver Bells'
'Silent Night'
'Christmas Song'
'Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer'
'Kathy's Christmas Card'
'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas'
'It's Christmas'
John Schneider's second album, 'White Christmas' (Scotti Bros. Records, 1981), reached No.39 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1981.
In April 1982, John Schneider saw the release of his third album, 'Quiet Man' (Scotti Bros. Records, 1982), which included two tracks which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'Dreamin' (written by Barry De Vorzon and Ted Ellis) (No.32, 1982)
'In The Driver's Seat' (No.56, 1982)
John Schneider's third album, 'Quiet Man' (Scotti Bros. Records, 1982), also included the following tracks:
'I Need Someone To Miss'
'Hurts Like The Devil'
'Quiet Man'
'Livin' For Saturday Night'
'Every Night With You'
'They Got Nothin' On Him'
'Love Like Ours'
'Love Letters In The Sand'
In 1983, John Schneider saw the release of his fourth and final album for Scotti Bros. Records, 'If You Believe' (Scotti Bros. Records, 1983), which included the following tracks:
'Are You Lonesome Tonight'
'If You Believe'
'Look At Me Now'
'Lincoln County Queen'
'Love Stays On'
'Good Old Country Music'
'Hard Memories'
'Legend In My Own Mind'
'How Long'
'Long Neck Bottle Of Beer'
John Schneider co-starred in the movie 'Eddie Macon's Run' and filmed two television specials, 'John Schneider: Back Home' and 'John Schneider's White Christmas'. John's career expanded when he wrote and directed the last episode of 'The Dukes of Hazzard' entitled 'Opening Night at The Boar's Nest'.
In 1983, John Schneider and Marie Osmond co-founded Children's Miracle Network, a charity which raised billions of dollars for children's hospitals throughout the United States and Canada.
It was at this time that John Schneider was unwilling to throw in the towel on his musical career and enlisted the help of producer Jimmy Bowen, who had recently left Warner Bros. Records, to work on an album with him. John Schneider paid for it out of his own pocket and looked for material in Nashville.
John became frustrated when publishers pitched him songs in the same vein as 'It's Now Or Never', so after going through demo after demo at Welk Music, he asked company representative Bob Kirsch to play him a song that he really liked but wouldn't think was suitable for John.
Bob Kirsch pulled out an eight-year-old song, 'I've Been Around Enough To Know' (written by Dickey Lee and Bob McDill), and John immediately decided to record it.
Jo-El Sonnier had originally recorded a Cajun version, which was partially translated into French, for Mercury Records in 1975 (the track reached No.78), but writers Dickey Lee and Bob McDill had given up hope of ever having it recorded again.
When Jimmy Bowen arrived at MCA Records, he had John Schneider's single released in an unusual manner. MCA Records shipped seventy-five copies to radio stations with no identification on the record label. Only three radio programmers recognised John Schneider - many thought it was George Strait - but they all agreed to play the track.
In July 1984, John Schneider saw the release of his first album for MCA Records, 'Too Good To Stop Now' (MCA Records, 1984), which included two tracks, which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'I've Been Around Enough To Know' (written by Dickey Lee and Bob McDill) (No.1 for one week in November 1984)
'Country Girls' (written by Troy Seals and Eddie Setser) (No.1 for one week in April 1985)
John Schneider's first album for MCA Records, 'Too Good To Stop Now' (MCA Records, 1984), also included the following tracks:
'What'll You Do About Me'
'Low Class Reunion'
'Too Good To Stop Now'
'Time After My Life'
'Trouble'
'Party Of The First Part'
'I'm Your Man'
'Hollywood Heroes'
John Schneider's first album for MCA Records, 'Too Good To Stop Now' (MCA Records, 1984), reached No.4 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1984.
After 'The Dukes of Hazzard' was canceled by CBS in 1985, John Schneider continued acting and singing.
In April 1985, John Schneider saw the release of his second album for MCA Records, 'Tryin' To Outrun The Wind' (MCA Records, 1985), which included two tracks, which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'It's A Short Walk From Heaven To Hell' (written by Ken Bell, Terry Skinner and J. L. Wallace) (No.10, 1985)
'I'm Gonna Leave You Tomorrow' (written by Gene Dobbins, Tim Daniels and Johnny Wilson) (No.10, 1985) / John Schneider's vocal performance on this track elicited comparisons to Merle Haggard (Tuesday 6 April 1937 - Wednesday 6 April 2016)
John Schneider's second album for MCA Records, 'Tryin' To Outrun The Wind' (MCA Records, 1985), also included the following tracks:
'He's Back In Texas'
'Say Hello To Goodbye'
'Why Did You Say I Do To Me'
'Tryin' To Outrun The Wind'
'Leavin's Been Comin' (For A Long Long Time)'
'I Don't Feel Much Like A Cowboy Tonight'
'Bad Case Of Love'
'Honeymoon Wine'
John Schneider's second album for MCA Records, 'Tryin' To Outrun The Wind' (MCA Records, 1985), reached No.15 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1985.
In January 1986, John Schneider saw the release of his third album for MCA Records, 'A Memory Like You' (MCA Records, 1986), which included two tracks which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'What's A Memory Like You (Doing In A Love Like This)', which was written by Charles Quillen and John Jarrard (Thursday 7 May 1953 - Thursday 1 February 2001) (No.1 for one week in March 1986)
'You're The Last Thing I Needed Tonight' (written by David Wills and Don Pfrimmer) (No.1 for one week in August 1986)
John Schneider's third album for MCA Records, 'A Memory Like You' (MCA Records, 1986), also included the following tracks:
'Who Cares'
'Somebody's Gonna Love Her'
'Old Rainbow Jukebox And You'
'If We Can't Have Forever'
'One More Night'
'He Finally Made Up Her Mind'
'One Who Got Away'
'Welcome Home'
John Schneider's third album for MCA Records, 'A Memory Like You' (MCA Records, 1986), reached No.1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1986.
In August 1986, John Schneider saw the release of his fourth album for MCA Records, 'Take The Long Way Home' (MCA Records, 1986), which included two tracks which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'At The Sound Of The Tone' (written by Dave Richardson and Max T. Barnes) (No.5, 1986)
'Take The Long Way Home' (written by Doug Crider and John Neel) (No.10, 1986)
John Schneider's fourth album for MCA Records, 'Take The Long Way Home' (MCA Records, 1986), also included the following tracks:
'Broken Promise Land'
'She's Ready For Someone To Love Her'
'Sounds Like Something I Would Say'
'Better Class Of Losers'
'Gettin' Even'
'Auction'
'This Time'
'Just When'
In 1986, John Schneider won 'The Star of Tomorrow' Award at the 20th Annual Music City News Country Awards. He toured with his music but still found time to film several movies, including 'Gus Brown & Midnight Brewster', 'Cocaine Wars', 'Stagecoach', 'The Curse', 'Christmas Comes To Willow Creek', 'Outback Bound', and 'Ministry Of Vengeance', along with starring in the television mini-series 'Wild Jack'.
In March 1987, John Schneider saw the release of his fifth album for MCA Records, 'You Ain't Seen The Last Of Me' (MCA Records, 1987), which included three tracks which were hit singles which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'Love, You Ain't Seen The Last Of Me (written by Kendal Franceschi) (No.6, 1987)
'When The Right One Comes Along' (No.32, 1987)
'If It Was Anyone But You' (No.59, 1987)
John Schneider's fifth album for MCA Records, 'You Ain't Seen The Last Of Me' (MCA Records, 1987), also included the following tracks:
'I Lost My Head Last Night'
'So Good'
'When The Right One Comes Along'
'Angelena'
'Hillbilly Boy With The Rock 'n' Roll Blues'
'Credit'
'Gunfighter'
'Redneck Is The Backbone Of America'
John Schneider's fifth album for MCA Records, 'You Ain't Seen The Last Of Me' (MCA Records, 1987), reached No.41 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1987.
On Thursday 25 October 1990, John Schneider saw the release of 'Greatest Hits' (MCA Records, 1990), which included the following tracks:
'I'm Gonna Leave You Tomorrow' (written by Gene Dobbins, Tim Daniels and Johnny Wilson) (No.10, 1985)
During the 1990s, John Schneider's career alternated between television/movies and musicals. He co-starred as Hardball in the television series 'Grand Slam' in 1990. From there he went to Broadway where his talents were once again displayed on the stage. In 1991, John portrayed Felix Von Gaigern in the musical 'Grand Hotel'. This was followed in 1992 by his performance in the off-Broadway musical 'Brigadoon. It was also in 1992 when John starred in the television movie 'Highway Heartbreaker', along with guest-starring roles in a few television series.
During the rest of the 1990s, John Schneider appeared in many roles on television, including the following:
'Desperate Journey: The Allison Wilcox Story' (1993)
'Second Chances' (1994)
'Burke's Law' (1994)
'Bandit: Bandit Bandit' (1994)
'Christy' (1994)
'Texas' (1994)
'Heaven Help Us' (1994)
'The Little CHP' (1995)
'The Legend of The Ruby Silver' (1996)
'Night of The Twisters' (1996)
'Kung Fu: The Legend Continues' (1996)
'The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion!' (1997)
'True Women' (1997)
'Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman' (1997 - 1998)
'JAG' (1998)
'Walker, Texas Ranger' (1999)
'Michael Landon, The Father I Knew' (1999)
'Sam Churchill: Search for A Homeless Man' (1999)
During this time period, John Schneider also performed in the off-Broadway musicals 'The Will Rogers Follies' (1995) and 'The Music Man' (1996). John also ppeared in 'Relic Hunter' in 2000 - 2001 and in 'Veronica's Closet' in 1999 - 2000. He also appeared in episodes of 'Diagnosis Murder' in 1996 - 2000.
In 1996, John Schneider saw the release of a new album, 'Worth The Wait' (Faith Works Records, 1996).
In 2000, John Schneider once again starred as Bo Duke in the television movie 'The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood'. It was also in 2000 when John appeared in the movie 'Snow Day'. He was also on the road with the off-Broadway musical 'The Civil War'.
In 2001, John Schneider guest-starred in 'Touched By An Angel' and starred in 'Lightning: Fire From The Sky'.
It was also in 2001 when John Schneider's fans saw him star as a fantastic father in the television series 'Smallville'. The Jonathan Kent character died during the fifth season of that series, but John guest-starred several times until the series ended in 2011. He also directed a number of the episodes.
During these busy years, John Schneider still found time to do other work, 'Mary Christmas' in 2002, 'The Nick At Nite Holiday Special' in 2003, '10.5' in 2004, 'Felicity: An American Girl Adventure' in 2005 and 'Hidden Secrets' in 2006.
The year 2006 was a special year for John Schneider as he filmed a movie for his fans. He had written the script back when he was starring in 'The Dukes of Hazzard' and finally had enough time to turn it into a movie. John not only wrote the script, but he also starred in, produced, directed and edited what would become 'his baby'. 'Collier & Co.: Hot Pursuit' featured most of his family and many of his friends. John went on tour appearing in theatres with the screenings of the movie during 2006 and 2007.
During 2007, John Schneider also starred in two television movies, 'Lake Placid 2' and 'You've Got A Friend' and one motion picture called 'Sydney White'.
In 2008, John Schneider appeared in the movies 'Ogre', 'Shark Swarm' and 'Conjurer'. He also portrayed a villain in 'CSI: Miami'; this was a different type of role for John, one which his fans were not accustomed to seeing.
It was also in 2008 when John Schneider went back to Broadway for a time. He also portrayed Billy Flynn in 'Chicago' and incorporated some of his magic tricks into the musical.
In 2008 and 2009, John Schneider appeared in 'The Secret Life of The American Teenager'. His real-life son Chasen had a recurring role in that series as well. John had a recurring role in 'Nip/Tuck' between 2007 and 2009.
In 2009, John filmed the movies 'Set Apart', 'H2O Extreme', 'Come Dance At My Wedding' and 'The Rebound'.
In 2009, John Schneider self-released a new album, 'John's Acoustic Christmas' (John Schneider Music, 2009).
John Schneider had another busy year in 2010. He co-starred in 'Twenty Six Miles' (a series in which he also did some singing), '10,000 Days', 'What Would Jesus Do?', Holyman Undercover' and 'Wild Things: Foursome'. John guest-starred in 'Leverage', '90210' and 'Desperate Housewives'.
It was also in 2010 when John Schneider saw the release of his new single 'The Promise'; the track, which was John Schneider self-release, was written by Phil Redrow.
In 2011, more movies were filmed; John co-starred in 'Flag of My Father', 'Snow Beast', 'Your Love Never Fails', 'Super Shark' and 'October Baby', the latter movie received rave reviews. During 2011, John also guest-starred in 'Hot in Cleveland', 'Working Class' and 'Glee. John was also the host for 'Trick My What?', which was a weekly series.
In 2012, John Schneider's work included co-starring in 'Return of The Killer Shrews', 'Lukewarm', 'Doonby', 'Whiskey Business', 'Hardflip' and 'I Am Gabriel'. John also guest-starred in 'Happily Divorced' and 'Hero Factory'.
The year 2013 was an extremely busy year for John Schneider; his work included 'Not Today', 'Season of Miracles', 'Runaway Hearts', 'Road To The Open' and 'Let The Lion Roar'. John guest-starred in 'Mistresses' and co-starred in 'The Haves & The Have Nots'.
John Schneider also performed in concert with Marie Osmond, both in Las Vegas and in Atlantic City. These concerts brought back memories of Children's Miracle Network telethons which they hosted for so many years.
It was also in 2013 that John Schneider founded a production company, Fairlight Films. The first movie produced by the company, 'Smothered', was a horror movie which John wrote and directed in Louisiana.
Portions of this biography page were written by Phyllis Hinkle and remain her intellectual property
Connect with John Schneider at johnschneideronline.com
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Greek general Themistokles leads the charge against invading Persian forces led by mortal-turned-god Xerxes and Artemisia, vengeful commander of the Persian navy.
After watching 300: Rise of an Empire there are a number of things I could tell you about the film. For example, It's based on Frank Miller's graphic novel 'Xerxes', a sequel to the hugely popular '300', which in turn is based on the story by the Greek historian Herodotus.
I could tell you that Frank Miller left his job at DC comics because he felt that his work was censored too much, and as a lover of history, he felt that he wasn't doing justice to the stories. Hence the awe-inspiring, yet gruesome, action sequences in the 300 series.
I could also say that the back-stories of Artemisia (Eva Green) and Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro) are so ridiculously inaccurate that it makes no sense to anybody who's studied a bit of history, or that there was little or no character development for the lead, Themistokles (Sullivan Stapleton) and the Greeks so we feel absolutely nothing for them when their city burns down to ashes.
But lets be honest, nobody's going to go see this movie as an insight into what happened thousands of years ago – you're going to go see this if you like a lot of semi-naked people beat the crap out of each other in carefully choreographed, slow-motion fight scenes. So the good news is that this is bigger, there's more blood, more anger, and dare I say, more nipples?
The story is more or less the same as last time: Persians are coming to take over Greece. This is a parallel story to the previous 300 – the Greek navy takes on the Persian navy in the bay as the Spartans hold off the huge Persian army at the hot gates. The Greek men are not as perfectly ripped as the Spartans, and the fighting does not seem as cool and romanticised as it did in 300. The Greek army, minus General Themistokles, is clumsy and crude with their weapons, unlike the Spartans who were gave viewers goose bumps when they fought.
The star of this film is Eva Green, playing the cruel, throat-slitting general to the God-King Xerxes as she goes around slitting throats and scaring the testosterone out of her commanders in one beautiful shot after another.
This is a movie made to watch on a big screen, and luckily it is showing on one of the best screens in Birmingham, the giant screen cinema. The 3D is great, the sound is great, and the screen is really, really big. I say ignore the accuracy and depth of the story, grab a drink, and sit back and enjoy hot people swinging swords and bringing a comic book to life.
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Capital City - Pora Elinu - The popori capital is a city in an enormous tree that grows in the middle of a sacred lake near Elinu's final resting place. Through a thousand years of world-wide conflict, the city has never fallen.
The Amanic War created deep scars on the continent of Arun. Elinu—the youngest dream-daughter of the titan Arun—wept for her father's pain and determined to protect him. From her own divine essence, she created the elins. When the task proved too much for the elin alone, they in turn awakened animals to create the poporis. Together, they have worked to repair, protect, and preserve the world they live in.
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Poporis are curious, candid, uncompromising, and utterly ferocious—resolute and tenacious defenders of nature. They are quick to learn, and quick to judge. Lose a popori's respect and you may never get an opportunity to regain it.
What do the Popori look like?
They are small, and accustomed to not being taken seriously. The Popori are a collection of all magical animal-kin that make up the kingdom of Popori in TERA. They live in harmony with nature, and are guardians of their woodland realm. Together with the Elins, they form the Popori Nation. As you see below, they literally come in every cute tubby form possible, similar height to the Elin, they're cute and cuddly, They share an ever-cheerful and inquisitive spirit with the Elins, as well as a love of nature and a strong desire to protect it, but a race you wouldn't want to get on the bad side of, Opponents often underestimate their strength – usually with dire consequences.


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Yes, that's Oprah. And Chris Pine. And Reese Witherspoon. And more, all telling the story from the Madeleine L'Engle book so many kids grew up with.
"A Wrinkle in Time," the beloved children's book by Madeleine L'Engle, is becoming a Disney movie, and the first trailer was released Saturday morning at the D23 fan-club event in Anaheim, California.
The novel was adapted for a (bad) television movie in 2003, but this is a big-bucks, big-name-studded version starring Oprah Winfrey, Chris Pine, Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling and Zach Galifianakis. Winfrey's oh-so-familiar voice dominates the trailer, backed by a mournful cover version of The Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)."
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Hugh Gaffney pays tribute to John Smith on 25th anniversary of his death
John Smith MP speaking at a STUC rally in 1986
Coatbridge, Chyrston and Bellshill MP Hugh Gaffney has paid tribute to the late John Smith in a parliamentary debate to mark the 25th anniversary of his death.
Mr Smith first served as the Member of Parliament for North Lanarkshire and then for Monklands East.
Hugh Gaffney said: "John Smith served North Lanarkshire and its communities with distinction in Parliament and I know that he is still held in the highest regard locally.
"He was an excellent parliamentarian and championed many causes throughout his life, like Scottish Devolution, which have since come to pass.
"He was elected leader of the Labour Party in 1992 and was widely expected to lead Labour back into power. His Government would have invested in North Lanarkshire and given real opportunities to local people.
"As I said in my maiden speech to Parliament, he was one of the best Prime Ministers that this country never had."
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I hope that all my readers will not mind if I begin with the modest assertion that God is the most good (best?) thing (or person) in existence. (Let us call this Premise 1: God is the most good thing in existence.) Thus, if we think truthfully about him, we will think thoughts like "He is good," or "His goodness is greater than any other." To think such thoughts is to "think highly" of God.
It's hard to say what exactly it means to think highly of (or esteem) someone. This is a rather physical/spatial metaphor. Thoughts not being exactly material or spatial, they are never exactly high or low. But regardless of this problem, I believe that my readers intuitively understand what I mean when I say "think highly". Perhaps another way to put it is that we "think well" of the object of our contemplation ("well" being the adverbial form of "good").
I hope that we can all agree that we ought to think truthfully. (Let's call this Premise 2: We ought to think truthfully.) This seems trivially true: to think untruthfully is to be dishonest (at least if we know the truth). Obviously then, we ought to think highly of God, esteem him, praise him, etc.
But he also ought to think such thoughts of himself; not to think highly of himself would not be humility but dishonesty. Were God to say to himself, "I'm not really all that. I'm not the most good being in existence," he would not demonstrate modesty but dishonesty. This is a terribly faulty idea of God to entertain. Were we to attribute such goodness to ourselves, we would be liars and prideful. God, on the other hand, cannot but think such things of himself.
Premise 1: God is the most good thing in existence.
Premise 2: We ought to think truthfully.
The Pirate has asked simply what I thought of another blog. I cannot but answer. Feel free to take a moment now and read that post yourself, for, though it is not necessary to understanding the content of this post, it will be relevant to future posts in this series.
Any consideration of the goodness of God at once threatens us with the following dilemma.
On the one hand, if God is wiser than we His judgment must differ from ours on many things, not the least on good and evil. What seems to us good may therefore not be good in His eyes, and what seems to us evil may not be evil.
On the other hand, if God's moral judgment differs from ours so that our 'black' may be His 'white', we can mean nothing by calling Him good; for to say 'God is good', while asserting that His goodness is wholly other than ours, is really only to say 'God is we know not what'. And an utterly unknown quality in God cannot give us moral grounds for loving or obeying Him. If He is not (in our sense) 'good' we shall obey, if at all, only through fear—and should be equally ready to obey an omnipotent Fiend.
Unlike C.S. Lewis, we're not going to investigate what the divine goodness is, but what it means for us. All the same, we are wise to notice that this is an extraordinarily difficult topic, one in which many have gravely erred. What makes this extremely difficult is just how "other" God is.
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Positive Affirmations: Why They Aren't Probably Working For You… Here's What You Should Do Instead.
The above quotes are some examples of positive affirmations. Affirmations, to write a dictionary style definition are simply: Statements which affirm something to be true.
Positive affirmations are so popular that it has been in vogue since the 20th century. From Author Robbins to Napoleon hill to Norman Vincent, these authors preached about bringing about transformation in our lives by using daily positive affirmations.
And this century is no different. In fact, popular affirmations are more popular than ever. On every Ted talk, motivational talks, personal development blogs and self help books, positive affirmations are recommended for a better and successful life.
Positive affirmations are good right? I mean that good feeling you have when you say "I'm an amazing". You feel like you're on top of the world. Isn't that amazing?
But sorry to burst your bubbles! The sad truth is that these positive affirmations most life coaches or motivational speakers recommend; don't work!! Often, they seem like crap which has little or effect in our lives. Why? Because what most speakers or self help authors don't tell us is that positive affirmation don't work except we fulfill some certain conditions!
Just like a plant won't grow unless it is under perfect conditions, positive affirmation won't yield any positive results unless you do it right. And when I say "do it right", I'm not talking about the daily reciting of affirmations most self help blogs or authors suggest like it is some kind of nursery rhyme. That's crap!!
Yes, this blog is a motivational blog. In fact, motivating our viewers is one of the foremost objectives of this blog. And no!! I ain't being anti motivational or anything.
Making daily positive affirmations ain't enough to give you a better life.
Yeah sure, positive affirmations do work. But that's for only a certain group of people. And this certain group of people are people with high self esteem.
Research has proven time and again that making positive affirmation only yield positive results for only people high self esteem. So if you're reading this post today and you're unsure of yourself, anxious, ambivalent or depressed, stop deceiving yourself!! Positive affirmations won't do much for good for you. In fact, it does more harm than good. But don't lose hope, with some certain steps, affirmations can work out for you.
Why don't positive affirmation yield positive results? And can I make positive affirmations yield results?
And you've come to the right place. I'm going to tell you why positive affirmations isn't probably working for you and what you should do to make it work instead.
1. One of the many reasons why positive affirmation isn't yielding any result in your life is because most times, positive affirmation isn't based on reality. It is mostly exaggerated lies formed to cheer us up. But that's not really the problem. The problem is that the human body doesn't like to accept what isn't registered in our subconscious. Thus, the persistent screaming of our mind telling us "you're such a loser!!" Despite telling yourself that "I'm amazing".
2. Negative thinking. One reason why the positive affirmations you take from self help books, the internet or blogs isn't working is because of your negative thinking. Psychology researches shows that the reason positive affirmations don't work is that they target the conscious level of your mind, but not the unconscious. If therefore what you are trying to affirm is incongruent with a deeply held negative belief, then all that results is an inner struggle. So, if positive affirmations don't work for you, why don't you change your mindset?
Solution: instead of trying to get rid of negative thinking by painting black; forcing positivity on your negative mindset, why not go neutral?
So the next time you wanna make affirmation, why don't you try neutral affirmation? And thank me later.
3. You're saying it wrong.
Those opening quotes at the beginning of this post. You saw them right? Those are the few examples of the million positive affirmations around.
Now what did you notice about these quotes? You guessed right… They all are in the present tense.
And that there is the problem! Most affirmations like the one above tend to be in present tense. And thus, people often make affirmation in the present. And this makes some people feel like frauds. Like they're lying to themselves. It makes skeptical and negative people think it feel awkward and weird. And the end result; it doesn't work for them and they give up.
Four groups of participants were asked to solve anagrams. Before completing the task, the researchers told them that they were interested in handwriting practices and asked them to write 20 times on a sheet of paper either: "I will," "Will I," "I" or "Will." The group that wrote "Will I" solved nearly twice as many anagrams as any of the other groups.
From this and similar studies the researchers conducted, they found that asking ourselves is far more powerful than telling ourselves something when we wish to create successful end results.
Sophie goes on to say that that questions can lead to action in ways statements may not. So, if you're finding that making statements isn't working because you don't believe them, or they're too easy to ignore? Why don't you try turning your statements into questions and see if that does a better job for you? Ask questions instead of making statements.
When you were young, I'm sure you were often mandated to recite the national pledge of alliance in class everyday. Yeah, you had to do it. But I don't know about you, but when I recited the words, it meant nothing to me – nothing.
The same goes for positive affirmations. When you start using positive affirmations at first, your life might change. But as time goes, you get tired and the words in your affirmations lose its meaning. The words come out of your mouth but it isn't truly from your heart.
Solution: Set a reminder in your calendar, no more than monthly and no less than annually, to review your affirmations and for each one ask the question "How has this affirmation changed my behavior in a tangible way since the review?" If you can't think of a real result you've achieved from the affirmation, make a goal related to it along with action steps to achieve that goal. This will give your affirmation the weight of action and you'll find it more meaningful when you repeat it.
One of the reasons why positive affirmations isn't probably working for you is because you aren't taking action!!
My positive affirmations will work the magic for me.
And the end result? The affirmations we make brings no changes in our life.
Solution: "failing to plan, is planning to fail". So, when next you choose an affirmation to declare. Why not set clear goals, plan and actions.
Boy, you're not going to be "confident" if you don't take actions. Instead of saying "I'm a confident person" everyday like some controlled puppet. Set goals such as 'speaking more in front of people 'for being confident. The point of affirmation isn't to make you lazy or do the work for you. It is actually meant to give you emotional boost while trying to achieve your goals.
Don't get frustrated if making affirmation don't work for you. Share your experiences about making positive affirmations in the comment box.
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Excellent! You've put your finger right on the problems, and provided working solutions as well. Good for you! Reblogging to Success Inspirers World. Will your day be excellent? Haha!
This is about excellent post. I read every single word and the beautiful flow gave me joy. I got many points I will be applying. Thanks for sharing.


I noramlly only do that when they start saying that I talk funny with a weird accent!
Sounds a good mix where you are then! I do love the irish accent but some of the accents can be a bit difficult!
it always makes me smile when i listen to them talking,i suppose it is abit of a mixture in our little block.
these are really good neighbours,they always keep an eye on things when we are away and feed the cat for me so i don,t have to worry about him.
Yeah our neighbours do the cat, rabbit, and fish sitting - nice to know that you can rely on people to do that for you.
Well gone midnight need to get some sleep.
Hello all, Been playing out in hubby's new car - it's very nice!
you know where i live zhivvy! its freezing cold here in the winter....and you have heated seats!!!
We love our car! Notice how it is not his - but ours. My car is just mine lol!
xtraspicy62']you know where i live zhivvy! its freezing cold here in the winter....and you have heated seats!!!
But when it comes to cleaning ... it's his ?
You got it just right Jess - !!
Zhivvy dreaming of Bono .... really ... does she ever ?
Not as much as i would like - and not in the way i would like lol!!!
you haven't been dreaming "good / polite" things about him have you now ?
Have those dreams when i am awake lol!!!!
are you enjoying the new car, zhiv? do you already have him, or are you still waiting?
Got it yesterday! love it! relly nice to drive and very comfortable too!
barbara1']are you enjoying the new car, zhiv? do you already have him, or are you still waiting?
see you!! glad you're happy with new car!
I am very happy with car.
John has just taken Eleanor out to her sleep over party. All pretty in her new dress and sparkly shoes. She looked so lovely but getting so grown up and too quickly - need my little baby girl back. But she still is fab!


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How Many Votes Have Already Been Cast in 2016 Presidential Election?
OCT 12 2016, 1:52 PM ET
Over 500,000 Votes Have Already Been Cast in 2016 Presidential Election
by HANNAH HARTIG, JOHN LAPINSKI and REZWANA UDDIN
More than 500,000 votes have been cast nationwide in the 2016 presidential election as of Tuesday, according to new analysis by the NBC News Data Analytics Lab.
In the seven battleground states below--where campaigns are especially focused on mobilizing voters-- 330,980 early votes have now been cast.
In 2012, about 12 million voters cast ballots before Election Day in these same states. This very first batch of 2016 early votes is therefore only a small sliver of the early vote that is expected to roll in over the next several weeks.
OCT 12 2016, 1:40 PM ETThe NBC News Data Analytics Lab—using voter file data provided by TargetSmart—will tabulate and analyze early vote totals as they are made available in each battleground state throughout the 2016 election cycle. The early votes compiled so far reflect either absentee ballots returned, in-person no excuse absentee voting or in-person early voting. Early in-person voting has not yet started in most states, so these early vote numbers will increase significantly in some states as these voting windows approach.
OCT 12 2016, 1:41 PM ETThe number of voters casting ballots before Election Day via absentee or early in-person voting has been steadily increasing in the past decade. In the 2012 presidential election, 40 million Americans (more than a third of the electorate) voted early via absentee or early in-person voting. In some crucial battleground states, early voting was much higher than the national average.
OCT 12 2016, 1:43 PM ETThis gradual shift has undoubtedly meant that campaigns must also focus their mobilization and outreach efforts on the calendar in addition to the electoral map.
As ballot requests, registration applications and the first early votes start trickling in, campaigns will undoubtedly examine every piece of data related to Election Day 2016 with a microscope. But because election administrators in every state only maintain records of whether someone voted (not who the vote was cast for), campaigns use other pieces of registration information to give them clues as to how the race is going.
One such method is through a voter's party affiliation. Historically, party affiliation is a strong predictor of vote choice, so this information is a helpful way to estimate which candidate a voter may have supported.
OCT 12 2016, 1:44 PM ETAs of October 11, more Democratic-affiliated voters have cast early ballots in Iowa, Michigan, North Carolina, Virginia and Wisconsin. In Florida and Georgia, however, more Republican-affiliated voters have cast ballots so far.
Though early information is still incredibly important for campaigns and voters alike, it is important to keep in mind that early vote "leads" do not necessarily equal victories. This is illustrated empirically with 2012 voter file data.
OCT 12 2016, 1:45 PM ETIn 2012, more Democratic-affiliated voters cast early ballots than Republicans in Florida, Virginia, Iowa, North Carolina and Nevada. President Obama won all but one very crucial battleground state -- North Carolina—which also showed the highest Democratic early voting "lead" among all battlegrounds.
Many strategists attributed Obama's narrow victory over Mitt Romney in 2012 to the early vote lead the president secured before Election Day. According to NBC News Exit Polls, Obama held a 7-point lead over Romney among early voters. Among Election Day voters, the candidates were tied. Mobilizing early voters is thus an increasingly important aspect of campaigning. As more 2016 early votes roll in, it will be interesting to assess whether either party's candidate has been successful in this strategy.
To be sure, parsing out this data and making comparisons to 2012 help contextualize the information, but it is important to keep in mind that turnout in every election varies in volume, method and demographic composition. Changes in voter identification laws, candidate-specific enthusiasm (or lack thereof) and even the weather can affect who turns out to vote.
Regardless of these significant unknowns, early voting is an increasingly important aspect of voter participation and campaign strategy, so early glimpses into the 2016 vote as it currently stands are informative.
As this early vote continues to roll in, the NBC News Data Analytics Lab will update early vote counts and partisan breakdowns in nearly every battleground state as frequently as possible leading up to Election Day.
For methodological details, please click here.
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