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WHIPLASH Rejoined By Original Drummer TONY SCAGLIONE
WHIPLASH guitarist/vocalist Tony Portaro has rejoined forces with the band's original drummer, Tony Scaglione, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of WHIPLASH's classic debut album, "Power And Pain". Along with bassist Dank DeLong, they will unleash their powerful brand of thrash to fans all around the world, beginning in 2016.
WHIPLASH was originally a three-piece power trio, hailing from New Jersey. Formed by Portaro and Scaglione in 1984, the band recruited Tony Bono (R.I.P. 2002) on bass, and was affectionately referred to as the "three Tonys."
Scaglione, who had a brief stint as SLAYER's touring drummer following the departure of Dave Lombardo in 1986, says: "The stars have finally aligned! It's with great pleasure that I can officially announce my return to WHIPLASH, where it all started for Tony Portaro and I.
"It is truly an honor to realize that people to this day still appreciate the music we created after all of these years.
"I can't wait to get back on stage, and in the studio with Tony and Dank, and deliver some power-thrashing death!"
WHIPLASH will headline True Thrash Fest 2016 in Osaka, Japan for two shows on February 13 and February 14, with more bands to be announced.
WHIPLASH's revamped lineup will play its first gig on January 23 at Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, New York, and will be at Blackthorn 51 in Queens, New York on February 5.
WHIPLASH recently spent time in the studio working on a new EP titled "Old School American Way" which has yet to see light of day.
States Portaro: "We have always been extremely grateful to all our followers, and the hairs on my arms are standing up just thinking about performing with Scaglione again!
"Taking the true core to Japan for the first time will be a momentous occasion, and we are planning to give Japan something special. Now, with Tony back, we will hold off on the EP, which has been getting label interest, and will instead expand it to a full-length, full-force thrash explosion."
WHIPLASH 2016 is:
Tony Portaro – guitar/vocals
Tony Scaglione – drums
Dank DeLong – bass
TONY SCAGLIONEWHIPLASH
WHIPLASH Announces New Drummer
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New WHIPLASH Single 'Sword Meet Skull, Skull Meet Sword' Available

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Drink this healthy tea with herbs for calcium to help you get your daily nutritional requirement.
Calcium has a number of important functions in the body such as helping to build strong bones, maintaining a healthy heart and supporting the nervous system. It is recommended that we get between 1,000 to 1,200 mg of calcium per day.
For many of us, getting enough calcium can be challenging and we often turn to supplements for an adequate supply. However, calcium supplements have been controversial so it is often recommended to look for dietary sources. Many plants are naturally full of calcium making herbs for calcium an ideal dietary source.
A cup of this tea contains roughly the equivalent calcium as a cup of milk. Drinking two cups a day will provide one half of your daily requirement. This tea has the added benefit of containing sufficient amounts of magnesium which is necessary for calcium absorption. In fact, these herbs contain many vital minerals as well as vitamins. It's important to keep your intake of nutrients in balance.
The tea is also an excellent alternative to milk for vegans and those with lactose intolerance.
When using herbs for calcium, be sure to use dried. Dried herbs have roughly seven times the amount of calcium as fresh. This is because the fresh herbs contain a great deal of water. You can make up a large batch of this recipe and store it in a jar with a tight fitting lid.
Boil two heaping Tablespoons of herb per two cups of water for 40 minutes, then strain. You can make two days worth at a time by doubling this amount and storing the second day's tea in the refrigerator. You can drink it cold or reheat it on the stovetop.
Alternatively, place four heaping Tablespoons in a quart-sized jar and fill to the top with hot water. Cover the jar tightly and let infuse for at least 4 hours up to 8 hours (overnight). Strain, and store half in the refrigerator for the following day.
I've been enjoying this immensely as an infusion and keep the blend on hand. It is excellent — thank you!
Thank you for this recipe, Elizabeth. Indeed a good reminder to get enough calcium. Could I make this tea with fresh ingredients?
You can use fresh herbs but since they contain so much water, you will not get as much calcium from them.
Hi Elizabeth, which of your online courses do you have a videos showing how you make your recent posts because I will like to add it to my collections .
I don't have these specific recipes on video, however my Home Herbalism Certificate Course contains dozens and dozens of videos of me making other various recipes.


At your feet, I wish for my death.
I pray for nothing else.
to forge a name for himself.
in this city, is buried in this city.
then pulled out the gun.
a clock tower, the perfect idol.
or was it a private pathway toward holiness?
life itself, rested in God's hands.
by his nephew. His name is Rahat.
My mother's name is Rahat.
of them every moment of my life.
around whose neck it hangs.
which sounds just like our house.
However, nothing of it is ours.
hours of a child's existence.
is a sword, and someone willing to swing it.


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During the construction of the railroad, wagon trains went ahead of each construction site to deliver the needed materials to build the tracks. As the construction workers progressed forward they found construction materials waiting, which helped the process run smoothly.
Above, emigrant wagon trains move along the same trail used by Jack Casement's construction train. For the pioneers, using the same right-of-way made the trip easier.
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Children's Fiction Emotions & Feelings
Toby Shoots for Infinity
by (author) Jean Lemieux
illustrated by Sophie Casson
translated by Sarah Cummins
Formac Publishing Company Limited
Emotions & Feelings, Humorous Stories, Chapter Books
Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels
Age: 6 to 9
Grade: 2 to 5
Reading age: 6 to 9
Toby wants to know how far it is to the end of the universe. His father likes astronomy and he is showing Toby and his friends the moon and the stars. When Toby finds out that there is only infinity, he wants to find the answer to the question that his parents cannot answer. And to do this he must get to infinity, by counting. But he needs help along the way -- his friends, his parents and his teachers.
This new story about Toby shows how everyone in school and home has a different approach to questions that have no definite answer.
When Jean Lemieux finished his first novel, a chance encounter at a Salon du livre led to the publication of another -- this time, a book for young adults. He met an editor with Québec/Amérique Jeunesse who persuaded him to write a short story for a young adult anthology she was preparing. Instead of the one story required, he submitted three. The first story, "Retour à Saint-Malo" was included in the anthology, Ici. The second story was destined to become Lemieux's successful young adult novel, La Cousine des États. The third is to be expanded into a book for adults. Whether writing for adolescents or adults, Lemieux demonstrates an abiding interest in human relationships. He is fascinated by the energy and enthusiasm of youth and is intrigued by the similarities he sees between an adolescent's search for self-awareness and the broader, historical issues implicit when tracing a family's roots or searching for cultural identity. Jean Lemieux is not only an author but also a doctor. Although he and his family live in Quebec City, they still have a strong attachment to the Iles-de-la-Madeleine where they lived for many years.
Jean Lemieux's profile page
SOPHIE CASSON has illustrated The Artist and Me by Shane Peacock, a finalist for the Marilyn Baillie Picture Book Award, Quelle pagaille! by Danielle Marcotte and Laurence-Aurélie Théroux-Marcotte, a finalist for the Governor General's Award, and Helen's Birds by Sara Cassidy. Her highly acclaimed illustrations are inspired by Japanese woodblock prints and World War II–era posters. Sophie's award-winning work has also appeared in the Globe and Mail, the New York Times, Financial Times, Los Angeles Times and Nature, as well as in the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Sophie lives in Montreal, Quebec.
Sophie Casson's profile page
Sarah Cummins' profile page
"...would be a great crossover curricular story to include in a math/reading program."
Canadian Review of Materials
Other titles by Jean Lemieux
Toby and the Mysterious Creature
Toby Laughs Last
Toby's Very Important Question
Toby's Best Friend
translated by Sheila Fischman
Other titles by Sophie Casson
The Differences We Share
by (author) Susan Hughes
Helen's Birds
by (author) Sara Cassidy
Classic Folk Sing-Along Songs
other primary creator Sin and Swoon
She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain
The Artist and Me
by (author) Shane Peacock
Other titles by Sarah Cummins
Raffi's Island Adventure
by (author) Sylvain Meunier
illustrated by Élisabeth Eudes-Pascal
Mia, Matt and the Turkey Chase
by (author) Suzanne Langlois
illustrated by Jimmy Beaulieu
Raffi's Animal Rescue
Fred and the Pig Race
by (author) Marie-Danielle Croteau
illustrated by Bruno St-Aubin
Maddie's Big Test
by (author) Louise Leblanc
illustrated by Marie-Louise Gay
Toni Biscotti's Magic Trick
illustrated by Caroline Merola
Fred and the Mysterious Letter
Adam's Tropical Adventure
by (author) Marie Décary
illustrated by Steve Beshwaty


Disclaimer: It you have not heard of The SUN, I beg you to just take a look at the website. This slim magazine is a gift from an era almost lost today. The black and white photography is stunning, shocking and sometimes just not my cup of tea. The articles are short but so well written, I find myself underlining and dog-earring every issue. There is no advertising, that's right, none. I am never bombarded as I flip the pages from poetry to Reader's Write with incongruous ads.
The most recent issue was the 40th anniversary of the publication. Sy finally agreed to be interviewed. You can read it here, and I can't suggest strongly enough that you take five minutes out of your day. We all need to stop and just listen sometimes.
The article spoke to me on many levels as I move through this phase in life. I felt the need to write back to Sy but also felt the need to boldly promote this man and his magazine.
My mother was a huge proponent of "Great Books of the Western World." I remember well the nights she rushed off to her Great Books meetings, as well as "The League of Women Voters." I grew up ten years behind you but share much of how life was evolving then.
I wanted you to know the influence your publication and this particular interview have had on my view of life and how we communicate it. I always knew I would write. The stories and images cluttered up my mind until I leaned to write. I put those cursive letters, (so lovingly practiced as they danced above the blackboard – pure white wisps on a sea of green) into just the right order to form the words for me.
Unlike you, I pursued my addition in private, (OK, bad attempt at a pun) keeping locked diaries as a child and volumes of journals as a woman. Now, as a mother, sister, daughter and twice ex-wife, I write it all down digitally, that it may live until the next technology upgrade. My penmanship has suffered. This I know, because I still attempt to write it down "old school" from time to time and it is mostly illegible.
There were two paragraphs in your letter that I highlighted, underlined, then put a little star next to. Towards the end you spoke of failure; of marriages and magazines. If I may quote you here: "Still, that doesn't mean they've failed. As Hermann Hesse wrote, 'Some of us think holding on makes us strong, but sometimes it is letting go.'" This should be plastered on everyone's iWhatever as the screen saver. If I look at letting go as failure, it will be.
The other paragraph was the very last where you talked about the balance of work/life of The SUN and what the next life might bring. It was brilliant. May you find that perfect day in Yankee Stadium!
Thank you for what you have given.
This entry was posted in writing. Tagged communication, life, life challenges, Sy Safransky, The SUN, unemployment, writing.
That was quite an interview! Interesting read!
It is an amazing magazine and a bargain at $35 a year. I am always so excited when I see it in my mailbox.
Thanks Terri, so glad Laura introduced us. I love following your adventures. As to The SUN, I only found it a year ago and look forward to every issue. So rare to find such a pure publication.
He did a writer's workshop at the Rowe Center last June and I didn't feel I could afford to go. Kicking myself now for missing the opportunity to meet him.
I really do love the magazine. There are some issues that don't necessarily intrigue me, one that comes to mind had a theme on prisons and prisoners. But I am never left without lots to think about, whether I agree or not. It is a bargain at any price.


Thanks again Dan, great items and great service.
Great items and great service as always. Many thanks.
Great items and great service as always. Many thanks Dan.
Brilliant items from an excellent seller, CHEERS!
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Q: Check existing IDs using jquery I have several span tags and I need to check for some span tag with concrete id if these exist.
The below example return false though. What could be wrong? I have an example available at this link.
html:

javascript:
function check_in_recipient_list (id) {
    $("#recipient_list > span").each( function () {
        existed_id = $(this).attr("id");

        if (existed_id === "r"+id+"") {
            return true;
        }
    });
    return false;
}

$(document).on("dblclick", function () {
    alert( check_in_recipient_list(1) );
})

A: Why don't you restate your function, like
function check_in_recipient_list (id) {
    return $("#recipient_list > span#r" + id).length > 0;
}

if hierarchy/dependency doesn't matter, and elements with the id #r* can only be under #recipient_list, you can also go for
function check_in_recipient_list (id) {
    return $("span#r" + id).length > 0;
}

and .. furthermore, if elements with the id #r* are only span-elements, you can also do
function check_in_recipient_list (id) {
    return $("#r" + id).length > 0;
}

A: Your return is exiting from the callback you give to each, not from the check_in_recipient_list function.
Do this :
function check_in_recipient_list (id) {
    var found = false;
    $("#recipient_list > span").each( function () {
        var existed_id = this.id; // faster and simpler than using attr, and don't forget var
        if (existed_id === "r"+id+"") {
            found = true;
            return false; // this breaks the iteration
        }
    });
    return found;
}

Note that the whole could be made simpler :
function check_in_recipient_list (id) {
    return $("#recipient_list > span#r"+id).length>0
}

A: try
$("#recipient_list > span[id='"+id+"']").lenght>0

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Q: const char* Return Type I have a function which returns a const char*
const char* SayHi()
{
string data="Mustafa Hi";
const char* cptr=data.c_str();
return cptr;
}
int main()
{
cout<<SayHi()<<endl;
return 0;
}

But output is not :
Mustafa Hi. It is null.
If i define data variable as global like
  string data;
  const char* SayHi()
  {
     data="Mustafa Hi";
     const char* cptr=data.c_str();
     return cptr;
  }
  int main()
  {

     cout<<SayHi()<<endl;
     return 0;
  }

Output is Mustafa Hi.
But for const int* this works;
    const int* aMethod()
    {
    int* aVar=new int(111);
    const int* acstPtr=aVar;
    return acstPtr;
    }
    int main()
    {
         cout<<*aMethod()<<endl;
         return 0;
    }

Output : 111
 or
const int* aMethod()
    {
    int aVar =111; //in stack
    const int* acstPtr=&aVar;
    return acstPtr;
    }

so why not null?

A: The problem with your first implementation is that you return a pointer to temporary memory. Because the 'string data' variable is only defined within the scope of that function, when the function goes away, the pointer that you just returned is now pointing to free'd memory. In your case, it must be being overwritten with all zeros. That is why you are seeing NULL.

A: Because in C++ objects have a lifetime. In your first example the string no longer exists once you exit the function. Therefore it's an error to return a pointer to that string's data.

A: You need to understand that "string data" inside of SayHi is a local variable. When the function exits local variables are destroyed.
To do what you're trying to do you either have to create the storage for the string so that it is not local to SayHi, either in main and pass it in or on the heap. Perhaps you'd like SayHi to return a reference.

A: Try the code below. If you want to return a pointer to a local variable, you need to use a static keyword. All local variable will be free after it exist the function. That is the reason are not able to get the string properly return.
const char* SayHi()
{
    static string data="Mustafa Hi";
    const char* cptr=data.c_str();
    return cptr;
}

A: But output is not : Mustafa Hi. It is null.

It could be anything. Issue is with returning the member variable (const char *) of a local object (string), which will be cleaned once we come out of the enclosing curly brace. Output is undefined in such cases. On few compilers you may even get the desired output if the the memory that was released was not reallocated.
It works for global variable because they span throughout the life time of the program and is not cleaned up after the control exits SayHi()
 const int* this works;

This is dynamic memory allocation as against the stack allocation earlier. Unlike stack allocation (creating local object), with heap allocation (using new) you have the memory and the value until you delete the memory explicitly.
To replicate the first scenario with int, your code should be something like,
const int* aMethod()
    {
    int aVar=111; // changed from pointer to local variable. Heap to stack
    const int* acstPtr= &aVar; //Returning the address for local variable. Which will be freed at the enclosing curly brace.
    return acstPtr;
    }

But again, output is undefined when you deal with pointers whose memory is already freed (dangling pointer)

A: Local variables are created on the "stack", which have a lifetime of the scope they exist in. In particular, what is happening in your original case:
string data="Mustafa Hi";
const char* cptr=data.c_str();
return cptr;

is complicated by the fact thatstd::string is an object with a destructor. Prior to C++11, it may have stored the string without the terminating zero unless you called c_str(). Internally, it contains a pointer and a size value and perhaps also a capacity value. It allocates memory to store the string. Think of (pre-C++11) std::string like this:
class String {
    char* m_ptr;
    size_t m_length;
    size_t m_alloc;
public:
    String() : m_ptr(nullptr), m_length(0), m_alloc(0) {}
    String(const char* src) {
        size_t length = strlen(src);
        m_ptr = new char[length];
        m_alloc = m_length;
        memcpy(m_ptr, src, length); // not including the \0
    }
    const char* c_str() {
        if (m_length == 0)
            return nullptr;
        if (m_alloc > m_length) // we're null terminated
            return m_ptr;
        char* newPtr = new char[length + 1];
        memcpy(m_ptr, newPtr, length);
        delete [] m_ptr;
        m_ptr = newPtr;
        m_ptr[length] = '\0';
        ++m_alloc;
        return m_ptr;
    }
    ~String() {
#ifdef _DEBUG
        if (m_ptr) m_ptr[0] = 0;
#endif
        delete [] m_ptr;
    }
};

Your function is taking the address of an instance of this object, then returning that address. The next thing that happens is that the instance goes out of scope and calls it's destructor -- it was on the stack and immediately after your code, so the stack location it was in is now available for use by whatever code gets called next.
Take a look at the following sample (live demo: http://ideone.com/wAcY3B)
#include <iostream>

int* getInt1(int input)
{
    int i = input;
    std::cout << "created 'i' at " << (void*)&i << std::endl;
    int* ptr1 = &i;
    return ptr1;
}

int* getInt2(int input)
{
    int* ptr3 = new int(input);
    return ptr3;
}

int main()
{
    int i = 0;
    std::cout << "i is on the stack, it's address is " << (void*)&i << std::endl;
    int* ip = new int(1);
    std::cout << "ip is on the heap, it's address is " << (void*)ip << std::endl;

    int* p1 = NULL;
    int* p2 = NULL;
    int* p3 = NULL;
    // force the pointers to be assigned locations on the stack by printing them.
    std::cout << "created p1(" << &p1 << "), p2(" << &p2 << ") and p3(" << &p3 << ")" << std::endl;

    p1 = getInt1(10101);
    std::cout << "p1(" << &p1 << ") = " << (void*)p1 << " -> " << *p1 << std::endl;

    p2 = getInt1(20202);
    std::cout << "p2(" << &p2 << ") = " << (void*)p2 << " -> " << *p2 << std::endl;

    // but more importantly
    std::cout << "p1(" << &p1 << ") = " << (void*)p1 << " -> " << *p1 << std::endl;

    p3 = getInt2(30303);
    std::cout << "p3(" << &p3 << ") = " << (void*)p3 << " -> " << *p3 << std::endl;
    std::cout << "p2(" << &p2 << ") = " << (void*)p2 << " -> " << *p2 << std::endl;
    std::cout << "p1(" << &p1 << ") = " << (void*)p1 << " -> " << *p1 << std::endl;
}

Output looks like this:
i is on the stack, it's address is 0xbfb49a90
ip is on the heap, it's address is 0x9b83008
created p1(0xbfb49a94), p2(0xbfb49a98) and p3(0xbfb49a9c)
created 'i' at 0xbfb49a6c
p1(0xbfb49a94) = 0xbfb49a6c -> 10101
created 'i' at 0xbfb49a6c
p2(0xbfb49a98) = 0xbfb49a6c -> 20202
p1(0xbfb49a94) = 0xbfb49a6c -> -1078682988
p3(0xbfb49a9c) = 0x9b83018 -> 30303
p2(0xbfb49a98) = 0xbfb49a6c -> -1078682988
p1(0xbfb49a94) = 0xbfb49a6c -> -1078682988

Because the stack pointer doesn't change between calls to "getInt1()" it's local variable instances are in the same location, but if you call some other random functions in-between assignments, they will use the same stack location and your pointed-to-values will be lost.


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Internal Communication in Business: The Best Examples & Case Studies
In today's technological and mobile workforce, incorporating internal communication in business must have a sound strategy behind it. As previously discussed, internal communication is the flow of interaction between employees in an organization. It's reliant on having a collective understanding of the organization's vision and a commitment toward its strategic goals. One of the best ways to improve internal communication is to bring people and their insights together into one interactive hub.
What does a company with great internal communication look like?
A unified team that shares news and feedback
A team that works with a strategy that supports a mobile workforce, or a flexible type of work arrangement (e.g., one main office and retail shops)
A team that uses an effective communications tool or platform that integrates with new technologies
Keep in mind that great internal communication strategies encompass all channels of communication — whether that's digital, face-to-face, or mobile. The choice of tool or platform, however, matters a lot. A customizable intranet can allow management to decide how to visually present information and data to people in the company. They can deem what's important and prioritize accordingly.
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Wallaceburg's hospital discussed at Queen's Park
While Wallaceburg's hospital is set to be the focus tonight at the UAW Hall starting at 5 p.m., it was also a topic of discussion during question period at Queen's Park on Monday.
France Gélinas, a New Democratic Party MPP in Nickel Belt, questioned the Premier of Ontario, Kathleen Wynne and the health minister Eric Hoskins about the future of Wallaceburg's hospital.
"Today, residents from Wallaceburg and Walpole Island First Nation are here," Gélinas, who is the Health Critic, said during question period.
"They're here to save their local hospital and keep their emergency department open. They've agreed to the 700-kilometre drive to Queen's Park because they refuse to let the Liberals close another hospital in southwestern Ontario. They know full well that once the emergency department is the gone, once the big blue 'H' is gone from that building, so is their hospital. Why won't the Premier do the right thing and stop any plan to close the emergency department and the Sydenham District Hospital in Wallaceburg?"
Wynne responded by saying there are no plans to close the ER in Wallaceburg.
"I understand the concern that has been raised by the community because of some rumours about the potential closure of the emergency department at Sydenham District Hospital," the Premier said.
"I want to assure the community, and this is important, that there are no plans whatsoever to close the hospital's emergency department. Even that contention is not accurate. I understand when there are rumours in communities, that can cause some upheaval, but there is no truth to that rumour. There is no plan to close the hospital's emergency department."
Gélinas countered by saying the Premier needs to listen to the people of Wallaceburg and Walpole Island First Nation.
"She needs to understand what cuts to health care mean to families in southwestern Ontario," Gélinas said.
"The Wallaceburg Health Coalition is still very worried that those rumours will become reality, because
this is what we have seen over and over in other communities. What will that mean? It will mean 20,000 people don't have access to emergency care without having to drive over an hour to an hour and a half."
Gélinas added: "After all the cuts to Wallaceburg hospital, if the emergency was to close, so will the hospital. This is not the only community that's facing these deep cuts; there are many others. Will the Premier stop cutting hospital services that families and communities depend on?"
Hoskins, who issued a statement earlier in the day about Wallaceburg's hospital, reiterated Wynne's comments and his earlier statement.
"I too want to reassure the community that there are absolutely no plans to alter or close their emergency department," Hoskins said. "This is an issue where it is a rumour. It's been generated locally. In fact, the LHIN has never asked for or received any ideas for such a closure. The ministry has never been involved in discussions concerning a possible closure."
Hoskins added: "What it does is it points to the necessity that the local board of the local hospital and the Alliance, which is comprised of more than one hospital in that area, work with their community; that they are honest, open and transparent about what their aim is to provide the best-quality patient care."
Hoskins said there has been no discussion with the LHIN and no discussion with the ministry.
"This is purely a local issue. I hope and I implore the member opposite that she doesn't contribute to this rumour mongering and get the people in the community even more anxious," he said.
Gélinas pointed out a number of cuts to healthcare across Ontario.
"You'll have to forgive those good people, but when they go around and see that 169 registered nurses were cut in Windsor; 136 staff were cut at St. Joe's in Hamilton; 18 nurses were cut at Bluewater in Sarnia; 68 jobs were gone from the hospital in Kitchener; beds closed and more than 120 full-time positions were cut in London; deep cuts at St. Thomas Elgin hospital and that's only since January 1, 2016. It makes people really nervous."
Gélinas added: "The good people of Wallaceburg and Walpole Island First Nations are worried that they could lose their hospital. They're also worried of all of the service cuts happening in southwestern Ontario."
Hoskins responded to Gélinas' comments, saying he finds it "regrettable" that Gélinas would use this
"local rumour and exploit it" for broader political purposes.
"The truth is that we're providing this year an additional $2 million to the Alliance, which includes the Sydenham hospital; that's a 2% increase in their funding," Hoskins said.
"All the people in the local community need to do is look down the road to Leamington, where we just announced an additional $1.5 million to recruit three obstetricians, to keep that local obstetrics unit and that birthing centre open for the local community, or to Trenton. I was just in Trenton recently, where we are working with the local community."
Hoskins added: "I would suggest that instead of fearmongering, she should work with the local community to provide the best patient care. We have no such plan. It's unfortunate that you're exploiting a rumour for your own political purposes."
Here is the full video from the question period at Queen's Park on Monday, the Wallaceburg hospital issue is discussed from the 15:39 mark until the 21:03 mark:
A contingent from the Wallaceburg Health Coalition made the trip to Toronto on Monday.
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– Photo: From left, Kathleen Wynne, Eric Hoskins and France Gélinas.
– Photo credit: Legislative Assembly of Ontario.
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"Ideas are indeed the most dangerous weapons on Earth."
William O. Douglas, Supreme Court Justice
"Idea Man"
How An Idea Becomes Reality
WHERE GOOD IDEAS COME FROM
"There are no innate ideas.
Ideas are images that represent physical and mental things."
an is defined as:
Ideas are modes of thought - plans, schemes, methods, techniques, opinions, convictions, or principles expressed with images, symbols and words in the vain hope someone finds them of value.
The truth is we all believe that the thoughts we have are uniquely our own.
Ideas well up from a ground source as we combine the information at our disposal to come up with a new idea - a concept.
If others have the same information they will have the same ideas.
These concepts are formulated in the language of the culture composing them and they take on the cultural life of the people formulating them.
To those within the cultural box the concepts within the culture wear the different colored robes of the cultural colleges whereas concepts from alien cultures appear dressed in gaudy or hideous circus costumes.
Those who believe that only they have:
seen the light;
had a revelation;
communed with God;
were struck with a vision;
experienced an epiphany;
had a mystical experince;
these people are mistaken.
Something deep in your subconscious finally wormed its way to the surface !
The Creator and Sustainer lifted the Veil of Cognitive Blindness and pulled the splinter out of your mind's eye freeing you for an epiphany.
But be aware !
Individuals thinking on a mystical level fall swiftly into the trap of the egocentric bias when the originality of an idea is revealed through revelation.
Individuals believing they are thinking on a rational level may still fall into the trap of the egocentric bias when an epiphany descends.
"By passing on ideas through social interaction, by means of language, records, images, symbols, gestures, and sounds, our development has proceeded far more rapidly than by encoding particular types of information in genes.
The information that can be passed on by these behavioral and cultural means is of a type that cannot be transferred by genetic inheritance.
It enables learning, teaching, and knowledge to accumulate.
Whereas information transfer by genetic means is limited to inheritance by the offspring of an individual, the influence of ideas and culture is limitless in its potential range.
Favorable adaptations can be spread through the population very rapidly.
An idea, like taking physical exercise or avoiding unhealthy food products which can be seen to enhance the chance of survival, can become a common possession almost overnight, once propagated by corporate media.
Cultural transmission allows detailed information about the local environment to be passed on quickly, and is essential for survival in an environment that changes more rapidly than the time interval between successive generations." - John D. Barrow
"If nature has made any one thing less susceptible than all others of exclusive property, it is the action of the thinking power called an idea, which an individual may exclusively possess as long as he keeps it to himself; but the moment it is divulged, it forces itself into the possession of every one, and the receiver cannot dispossess himself of it.
Its peculiar character, too, is that no one possesses the less, because every other possesses the whole of it.
He who receives an idea from me, receives instruction himself without lessening mine; as he who lights his taper at mine, receives lights without darkening me.
That ideas should freely spread from one to another over the globe, for the moral and mutual instruction of man, and improvement of his condition, seems to have been peculiarly and benevolently designed by nature, when she made them, like fire, expansible over all space, without lessening their density in any point, and like the air in which we breathe, move, and have our physical being, incapable of confinement or exclusive appropriation. Ideas then cannot, in nature, be a subject of property." - Thomas Jefferson
System tells you how to live, think your way out !
"Washington has always needed an "ism" to fight against, an idea against which it could rally its citizens like lemmings.
First, it was anarchism, then socialism, then communism.
Now, it's terrorism.
Any whistleblower who goes public in the name of protecting human rights or civil liberties is accused of helping the terrorists." - John Kiriakou
The Psychology of Ideology and Religion
This website defines a new perspective with which to engage reality to which its author adheres. The author feels that the falsification of reality outside personal experience has forged a populace unable to discern propaganda from reality and that this has been done purposefully by an international corporate cartel through their agents who wish to foist a corrupt version of reality on the human race. Religious intolerance occurs when any group refuses to tolerate religious practices, religious beliefs or persons due to their religious ideology. This web site marks the founding of a system of philosophy named The Truth of the Way of Life - a rational gnostic mystery religion based on reason which requires no leap of faith, accepts no tithes, has no supreme leader, no church buildings and in which each and every individual is encouraged to develop a personal relation with the Creator and Sustainer through the pursuit of the knowledge of reality in the hope of curing the spiritual corruption that has enveloped the human spirit. The tenets of The Truth of the Way of Lumière Infinie are spelled out in detail on this web site by the author. Violent acts against individuals due to their religious beliefs in America is considered a "hate crime."


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Q: fs-extra throwing ERROR: EBUSY: resource busy or locked I am trying to delete one file and one folder asynchronously by using fs-extra.
But it is throwing the following error.
import fse from 'fs-extra';
    function deleteMethod (foldername){
    fse.remove(`${foldername}-tar.gz`)
    .then(() => fse.remove(foldername))
    .then(() => çonsole.log('successfully deleted'))
    .catch((err) => console.log(err))
    }

Response:
{ [Error: EBUSY: resource busy or locked, unlink'D:rootpath\15\image.jpg']
errno: -4082,
code: 'EBUSY',
syscall:'unlink',
path:    'D:rootpath\15\image.jpg' }

Error occurs in second delete statement.
Can someone please explain why it is happening.

A: This issue arises because another program is currently accessing that file and may change its contents at any time (theoretically), and thus your OS will not allow you to make changes as well. This is true of all operating systems. The OS will not want multiple copies of the same file open in different programs, as this will make it impossible to determine which copy is the true version, or how to merge the changes properly, and so on. Essentially, you must terminate the program currently utilizing that file in order to read/write to it.


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Part II: Damn the Torpedoes and Full Speed Ahead!
No sooner had I discovered the beauty of Belly Dancing and started my	exploration of this wondrous and exotic world, than I became aware of rulebooks, limitations, and restrictions about what a male dancer could; and entirely more to the point could NOT, or should NOT, do.
The big surprise to me was not that these rulebooks existed, it was where they were originating from. Not so much from the vast female majority – oh no! These rulebooks mostly were created by other MEN! "We've met the enemy, and it's us."
These rules ranged from the ridiculous: "Men shouldn't dance on the diagonal"; to the dangerous: "Men will injure themselves if they attempt side-to-side hip movements with a tucked pelvis"; to the nonsensical: "Men shouldn't wear fringe over bare skin."
There was a lot more: "Men should have more angle to their arms," "Men should be fierce and warlike," "Men should minimize hipwork and concentrate more on footwork," "Men shouldn't elevate their arms above shoulder level," "Men shouldn't expose the belly, but wear	shirts instead," "Men shouldn't wear coins or other tinkly/jingly	bits," "Men shouldn't do floorwork" and my very favorite of all: "Men should NEVER do veilwork"!
Leaving aside the biggest one of all, "Men shouldn't Belly Dance period";if I were to take all these admonitions to heart, there wouldn't be any dancing, or beauty, left for me!
want a male dancer to dance like a MAN, not a woman."
So what does this mean to me as a dancer? I feel that it pretty much means that I am free to develop my own interpretation of the dance, and costuming- just like any female dancer is! I shouldn't wear a bra, as that's feminine (no quotes) being based in biology – but I can wear a skirt if I desire; as that's "feminine" (with quotes) being based on cultural norms for part of the, but certainly not the entire, world.
The entire movement vocabulary is available to me, as I'm a human being with the same muscles and bones as anyone else – if I'm capable of a given movement, why then it's a masculine movement as I'm a guy and I'm doing it!
Our dance is powerful, yet soft and flowing – the very things that attracted me to it in the first place. Attempts to "adapt" the dance to a so-called "'masculine' form" causes the loss of the very essence of our artform. The all too frequently seen "stupid male tricks" (which have little to nothing to do with actual dancing), employed by some male Belly Dancers, make the performer look like a parody of "masculinity" –	NOT a beautiful dancer!
As I continue to grow in the dance, my audiences, as well as my sisters in dance, all tell me one thing over and over and over again. They tell me that "despite all the pretty costuming, the flowing veilwork, the (occasional) skirt, the glittery earrings and jewelry, that I came across as totally masculine."	Yet I ignore all the rulebooks!
I can only conclude it's because I'm a guy, and I let the "real Zorba" show in my performances, instead of trying to hide behind artificial and very	much relativistic culture.
My masculinity, my soul, my quest for beauty, is there for all to see.
This belies a cute bit of nonsense I once encountered. Something about "when a male is Belly Dancing, he is considered a female for the duration of his dance!" Fascinating, I haven't spontaneously sprouted breasts onstage yet! If I had, no doubt every male to female transsexual on the planet would be flocking to Belly Dancing to save the costs of hormone therapy and surgery!
All this is really nothing more than common sense. I'm frequently asked by males, interested in our art, questions about the how, what, why and where they should approach the dance. My advice is simple: Find your own road, ignore the rulebooks, forge your own place according to YOUR inner soul, YOUR definition of self and ignore those who would attempt to place limitations on you or force their version of "masculinity" upon you. By and large, the audiences will accept you when you come across as the genuine YOU. Just like any female dancer.
The audience wants REALITY, not a parody of so-called "masculinity," or "femininity".
Stay tuned for part III: A bit of humor helps!
Well, I think my heart still beats for big shows and productions, as much as I know how stressful and difficult that show-life can be. I seem to not be able to live without it.
There are dancers of every gradation in between the two labels of "professional" and "amateur":dancers who work at dance jobs intermittently, or have part time jobs in addition to regular performances.
I had just finished sending Turkish music off to my male dancer in rancho Cordova for his new restaurant job, and I got a heads up to head over to gilded serpent. I have taught many male dancers, including zorba.everyone of them has a different path in their quest for theirs souls dance.i am pleased to see it is being sought with dignity, and honesty.no matter how you feel about it, men dance! enjoy.
I have always thought the fear to not come across as masculine encompasses the danger of the dancer becoming a parody of himself.
Well, I suppose one can rationalize whatever one wants to, but in the first and second article by Zorba, and the enclosed pictures, I find his wearing of skirts, and beads, and very female-type attire very off-putting. It's a bearded guy in drag!
Do we not have enough problems being accepted as real dancers and artists without having to deal with this? I once saw a fella from the Columbus area, also Greek, come out with veils on, all sorts of glitzy, very feminine costuming on, and my eyes about fell out of my head. Another bearded guy in drag!!!
Male and female are NOT artificial constructs! They're very real and every culture has its "norms", which might be different from culture to culture. And I will admit, I'm one of those who believe that "la danse orientale" is a woman's dance, period. Men have performed folkloric dances from time immemorial, but undulating and all the other feminine movements look strange on a male body. I've seen films of Tito and Horacio Sifuentes and they look effeminate when they perform orientale dance movements meant for women. I understand – they're teaching a female student body, so they must demonstrate the moves as a woman would dance them.
I remember male dancers of past decades, Bobby Farrah, Zeeba, Amir, and even though they danced "butch" (as Valerie Camille used to tell her male students to do) and they danced very well, there was still something a little strange about it all.
And I know there will be a cascade of responses telling me how wrong I am, but I agree with Valerie – dress and dance like a man, not a woman!!!
"It's a bearded guy in drag!
In what way does a man in women's clothes (I am not saying this is what Zorba is and does, but if we assumed it for a second) take away from being a real art?
Men have performed in women's dress on opera and theatre stages when women were prohibited from performing. Will you say Mozart and Shakespeare are not high art? Just because bearded men in women's dress performed?
Or – does it have nothing to do with ART, but what you personally might want or not want to see?
This means you admit yourself notions of masculinity and femininity vary with time and place. Hence they ARE artificial (which means not determined by biology, but man and culture formed).
You are free to dress like a woman. Or should you happen to wear pants from time to time? Well, I can recommend you texts written by men, telling women what (not) to wear 100 years ago. In pretty much the spirit you are telling men what (not) to wear.
I go by not doing to other people what I would not want them to do to me.
Hmm we would have to ask Zorba but I doubt he'd be bare chested or dangerously slit in a church setting.
I don't think he talks about having no rules at all, but not having the DISCRIMINATORY rules set up for men in bellydance only.
As a woman I know I can tell a tale on the burden of having a bag of rules for men, and a huge box of rules for women in certain male-dominated areas. I know about the complaints by men on how women allegedly circumvent the rules.
It is always easy – and harmful/discriminatory – to attack the minority under scrutiny (token in the social science vocabulary) by majority standards.
No one, but a women would have to cover up more and few church or school venues would be comfortable with his skirts and tops that look like bras.
Of course, that is what Zorba is complaining about but to clarify, unlike housing or employment discrimination which is illegal, we are talking here about an ethnic dance art form, where everyone, men and women, need to be more "discriminating" (in t his context meaning "well thought out decisions") about their presentation onstage. But, since Zorba who always points out, correctly, that men have worn skirts throughout history , then it would be okay for Zorba to perform Flamenco in a ruffly dress instead following the "discriminatory" rules about men's costume in that dance art form??????
Over 400 years ago in Middle East, men costumed as women and danced as women professionally because women were not allowed to perform in public. When women started performing in public they had to adhere to standards, even to this day (think covering midriff in Egypt to avoid being fined). So if men have the same "right" to perform belly dance, they also have the same level of accountabiity for costuming, even if some rules are "different" due to BIOLOGY, hello the bra tops don't work well on men because they don't have the "equipment" to put in it! Just common sense!
Look, you're mixing up many things here.
Ethnic rules, broader social rules, biological rules.
We are performing an ethnic art form – I am the first to criticize (mostly female) bellydancers for not doing so, and say I feel the Arab heritage is being disrespected.
The bottom line is it is the dancer to decide for themselves what to innovate and what to respect.
The difference I am saying is discriminatory is there is a whole different outcry to what men can or cannot do, what men are or are not supposed to do. And this outcry from white Anglosaxon crowds, for example, is quite different to the ethnic requirements. Beware, in many Arab settings, diverse as they are, Arab men move their bodies in ways Anglosaxons would consider unmanly. Or wear those "dresses", as I've heard quite a few Anglosaxons make fun of the white traditional men's gear many Arab men wear.
Discrimination is not limited to the housing or labor market, and not every discrimination is illegal. Discrimination is differential perceptions, standards, rules for human beings based on group membership, not individual traits. And this entire thing "better behave manly" clearly is a discrimination of men. It puts unique gender tied restrictions on them how they ought (not) behave in oriental dance.
It is not illegal, but it being unsanctioned by the law does not mean it should be unsantioned by our moral judgments.
I say more power to men and their individual choices to express themselves. Ultimately gender roles and restrictions are holding women down more than men, and breaking them up in every possible direction will mean more freedom for all.
Not to forget the freedom for the individual, like Zorba here. In contrast to you I do not see myself in the position to tell him what (not) to do in his dance and expression simply because he was born a man.
What you are not mentioning is the fact that in Arab countries, men performing "Oriental Dance" on stage is not accepted and the women dancing on stage has all sorts of problems with the "Vice Police" who can literally fine them for costuming that is too risque by their cultural standards.
Considering that belly dance originated in the Middle East, not the West, there should be more value on that culture's standards, not just take the dance right out of that culture and superimpose an entirely different idealogy over it. Yes, we are lucky to have the freedom of choice in the West, but also a real responsibility to teach belly dance students more about a culture.
There is always, in our free Westen society, plenty of freedom of expression, but what you are criticizing as "moral judgments" are not; they are critiques of a performers inappropriate choices in an ethnic dance form.
Well, Zorba here has asked dancers on an open forum their honest opinions about his costuming and was honestly and not in a morally judgemental way advised by more than one "pro" how to improve them, specifically by wearing a vest as opposed to a top that looks like a bra, and that he is bringing too many jarring elements into his costuming. He's decided not to listen to any of it, and even though he is not dancing "professionally" he is representing the art of belly dance, so yes, I don't appreciate it.
Wow! I bet you never realized that your article would provoke such a debate!
I have to say that I come down on the "line" (if lines are being drawn here) of those who appreciate your right to freedom of expression, and to dance as you will, without regard to gender.
I draw some strong lines in this dance; among them, I would rain criticism down on any dancer, male or female, who uses this dance for the purpose of being sexually suggestive, putting on a "strip show" or salacious performance, but you don't do that. I would also strongly criticize you if you gutted yourself with a knife or two during your dancing, drawing blood, but that's not you!
Instead, I see a male dancer who loves this art, trying to express it as best he can, working hard to improve his skill, taking classes and workshops from the best instructors he can find—and then being criticized for the product, on the basis of gender. I'm not quite sure how else to phrase it.
I suspect that if you and I did spins, turns, and drops alongside one another, an audience would see the difference between female and male representations. That's because I've seen video of Tito Seif doing spins, and he looks different from, for example, Randa Kamel doing the same movements. Tito has a different body type, being a man.
What are you supposed to do to remain authentic, restrict yourself to folkloric dance only? Tito doesn't do that; why should you?
In conclusion: Go for it, Zorba! Be the best you can be!
Some of my very favorite dancers (Amir Thaleb, Tito, Karim Nagi, Jim Boz) are men, and people nearly pass out when I tell them that I have absolutely LOVED the classes I've participated in with and performances I watched by these talented professionals. Kudos to you for doing what you love!


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PUBLISHED: November 12, 2019 at 8:18 pm | UPDATED: November 13, 2019 at 11:53 pm
Each week, publications from the The Southern California News Group's 11 properties (Orange County Register, L.A. Daily News, Press-Enterprise, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Long Beach Press-Telegram, The Daily Breeze, San Bernardino Sun, Daily Bulletin, Redlands Daily Facts, Whittier Daily News and Pasadena-Star News) nominate Athletes of the Week for their respective region.
Each nominee is entered into the overall Southern California Athlete of the Week county-wide vote.
Click on the newspaper links below the athlete's name to read about their performance from last week, and then vote for who you think is the best athlete this week.
Readers are allowed to vote multiple times. Voting ends at midnight, but final totals aren't always immediately reflected due to processing.
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Noah Rodriguez, Alhambra: When his team feel behind against Diamond Bar 14-0 in the first round of the Division 13 playoffs on Friday, Rodriguez didn't panic. He led the No. 1-seeded Moors to a come-from-behind 49-21 victory as he threw for 226 yards and five touchdowns. The Moors (11), who are having their best season since 1955, will be play Santa Ana Calvary Chapel in the quarterfinals Friday.
Terayon Sweet, Aquinas: Sweet helped the Falcons advance to the CIF-SS Division 5 second round, as the 5-foot-11, 190-pound running back carried the ball 20 times for 177 yards and two touchdowns in a 20-7 victory over Oak Hills. The Ambassador League champion Falcons host second-seeded Oxnard on Friday.
Justin McCoy, Newport Harbor: He rushed for season highs of 219 yards and four touchdowns in the Sailors' 35-32 win over St. Anthony of Long Beach in the CIF-SS Division 9 playoffs. McCoy (5-10, 185) this season has rushed for 1,018 yards and 18 touchdowns. His previous season high was 192 yards against Fountain Valley. Newport Harbor (8-3) plays at home against third-seeded Monrovia (10-1) in the quarterfinals Friday.
Reggie Berry, Lawndale: Berry played an integral role in getting the Lawndale offense on track in a 27-21 win over Los Alamitos in the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 playoffs. Berry rushed for 141 yards on 16 carries with a touchdown and had a key 47-yard reception.
Mehki Jordan, Long Beach Poly: The quarterback was the catalyst of the Jackrabbits' rally to tie Orange Lutheran and then scored the winning touchdown in overtime as Poly pulled out a 27-24 victory in the CIF-SS Division 2 playoffs. Jordan completed 13 of 23 passes for 145 yards and ran for 133 yards and two TDs on 15 carries. He drove Poly 96 yards for a touchdown in the final 4 minutes and scored the two point conversion to force overtime.
Trevin Adams, CSDR: Adams threw for 320 yards and a career-high six touchdowns, as the Cubs pulled out a 60-52 overtime victory against St. Michael's Prep in a CIF-SS 8-man Division 2 playoff opener. Adams tossed the game-winning touchdown pass of 13 yards to Nathan Estrada in overtime to help CSDR secure the first postseason victory in the program's history. Adams also rushed for 137 yards and two touchdowns and ran in three two-point conversions. He led the defense with 13 tackles, forced two fumbles and also recovered a fumble.
Willy Camacho, Chaminade: For the second week in a row, Chaminade running back Willy Camacho is named athlete of the week. He scored six touchdowns in the Eagles' 46-44 upset of Norco on the road to advance to the CIF Southern Section Division 2 quarterfinals. Camacho scored five of his six TDs on the ground, and tallied 79 yards rushing on 22 carries. He also had 91 yards receiving on six catches, including the game-winning touchdown reception with 19 second left. The Eagles will face Upland at home in the quarterfinals.
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Twitter Blue is now available on Android at the same price as iOS
A day after launching an annual subscription for Twitter Blue, the social media company has extended the paid plan to users on Android. Individuals will have to pay $11 per month if they buy the Twitter Blue plan through Android. The pricing, same as that on iOS, is higher than the $8 offering for those who subscribe through a web browser.
It's likely that Elon Musk & co. wants to avoid paying fees for in-app purchases to Google (as they did with Apple). So users will have to pay more.
To recap, the Twitter Blue plan is now available across platforms in six countries: the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan.
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Twitter Blue subscribers currently get features like the blue verification mark, longer video uploads, and priority ranking in conversation replies. Other features include a thread reader, the ability to edit tweet and custom icons and themes.
Twitter launched its annual subscription plan at $84 a year on Monday. It is the cheapest way to get the Blue subscription plan, but given how the company has pushed and pulled features, there is no guarantee that the current set of benefits will be available for a year.
Now that Twitter's new paid plan is available on all platforms, we have to wait and see if it proves to be the big money maker that Musk has hoped for. Earlier this week, Financial Times reported that Twitter will be due for interest payment on the loans worth nearly $13 billion that Musk took to purchase the company by the end of the month. So Twitter would want its subscription revenues to up stat.
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Edelstein on A Million Ways to Die in the West: There's One Good Joke
By David Edelstein
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There's one good meta-joke in A Million Ways to Die in the West, Seth MacFarlane's Western parody-cum-vehicle for his own charm: that life on the frontier in 1880 is venal and backward, and that "everyone wants to kill you." That's deftly evoked in an early gag, in which inept sheepherder Albert (MacFarlane) gestures to a corpse on the street and explains that it's the mayor, killed several days before and never moved, now fodder for wolves. There are also good bits about the absence of smiles in old photographs, a nice play on words involving horse shit, and funny cameos by characters from other movies (though not, alas, by Mel Brooks, who ought by rights to be here). Otherwise, MacFarlane serves up over-the-top gore, expulsive diarrhea, Sarah Silverman's vagina, and A-list actors dressed like Western archetypes against glorious wide-screen vistas using dirty words. The thinking must have been: Add "fuck" to a line and it's har-dee-har-har.
MacFarlane got by with a foul-mouthed giant teddy bear in Ted, no small thanks to straight man Mark Wahlberg and his dopey deadpan. He puts himself in the center of A Million Ways … and looks like a bland, last-minute replacement for a comedian on the level of Bob Hope or even Don Knotts, both of whom took a turn trying to twirl a six-shooter under the tutelage of a foxy female gunfighter. Here the gal is Charlize Theron, who plays the wife of a ghoulishly cruel Irish outlaw (Liam Neeson, playing it straight) in town to scout out the banks. Naturally, she finds herself drawn to MacFarlane because he's such a sweet, sensitive, empathetic male. That's a good one, MacFarlane as a proto-feminist. Bob Hope leering at Jane Russell's boobs felt more progressive.
The other stars? Amanda Seyfried wanders in under a lot of blonde ringlets as the shallow bitch who spurns MacFarlane because he won't shoot anyone, leaving him for Neil Patrick Harris as the wax-mustachioed owner of a mustache emporium. It's Harris who gets the expulsive diarrhea, how nice for him. Giovanni Ribisi is the tender virgin affianced to prostitute Silverman, who screws ten men a day and has a butthole sore from overuse, but won't have sex with Ribisi because "We're Christian." This is the umpteenth terrible role for Silverman, who plays stupid instead of her specialty, which is brilliantly stupid. Native Americans — hell, let's call them what they are in this context, "Injuns"—show up to crack wise in subtitles and pass MacFarlane the wacky bowl.
What saddens me most about A Million Ways to Die in the West is that I was primed to love it, and the opening widescreen blood-red credits made me even giddier with expectation. Some of the gags do land — maybe one in four. But the genre-parody genre with big stars and poop jokes needs a little more class than MacFarlane is capable of providing.
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Adi Steif, a graduand of UBC's Doctor of Philosophy in Genome Science and Technology, in the Faculty of Science, is one of the 14 members of the inaugural 2018-2019 class of Schmidt Science Fellows. This unique postdoctoral program, focused on scientific leadership and interdisciplinary research, is aimed at providing the next generation of leaders and innovators with the tools and opportunities to drive world-changing advances across the sciences and society.
"Selection as a Schmidt Science Fellow is an incredible honour and a great opportunity for Adi and all of the students selected from leading universities around the world. It is exciting to see the fellowship's focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation as a way of building future scientific leaders," said Gail Murphy, UBC's Vice-President, Research and Innovation.
Steif, a Vanier scholarship recipient, has already established herself as an exceptional cancer researcher. While doing her PhD research at the BC Cancer Agency, she made substantive contributions in the fields of breast cancer evolution and methods for single-cell whole-genome sequencing.
"I was incredibly fortunate to have had amazing mentors and collaborators as a PhD student. My co-supervisors Dr. Sohrab Shah and Dr. Sam Aparicio created an environment where interdisciplinary and collaborative research was encouraged. They brought together researchers with diverse expertise – molecular biologists, computer scientists, statisticians, engineers – to develop new tools and gain insight into cancer biology," she said.
In addition to the Schmidt Science Fellowship, Steif has also received a Junior Research Fellowship at Trinity College, Cambridge, where she will be completing the first component of the Schmidt Science Fellowship program—an 11-month or longer research study in a laboratory at one of a number of leading scientific research universities around the world.
The Schmidt Science Fellows, in partnership with the Rhodes Trust, is the first initiative of Schmidt Futures, which works to advance scientific knowledge, drive the transformation of society through technology, and promote shared prosperity.
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Insurance company alleges it does not provide coverage for foundation damages
By Hoang Tran | Mar 25, 2016
BATON ROUGE – An insurance company alleges it holds no responsibility for coverage for foundation damages caused by flooding.
United Specialty Insurance Company (USIC) has filed a declaratory injunction March 17 in U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana against Tara Corp alleging its policy explicitly does not provide coverage for damages on the foundations.
According to the complaint, USIC issued a commercial lines policy to Tara Corp for June 7, 2014-June 7, 2015, for a shopping center owned by Tara at 13559 Old Hammond Highway, Baton Rouge. The suit says policy provides building coverage with a limit of $1.5 million and a deductible of $1,000, including a business income/extra expense Including rental value coverage with a limit of $30,000.
On March 23, 2015, the lawsuit states, a water sprinkler pipe running beneath the foundation of the shopping center burst underneath a Family Dollar, causing water to come through the foundation and flooding Family Dollar. The flooding allegedly caused damage to the interior Family Dollar and may have caused damage to the foundation.
USIC says it covered the costs for the building damage, including issuing checks on May 29, 2015, for $134,073.18. However, USIC alleges, under provisions of the coverage provided to Tara, the plaintiff does not cover damages to or repairs for the foundations which includes the repairing pipes, land, drains, the cost of removing the slab to repair subterranean soil, repairing the soil and replacing the slab.
The plaintiff also alleges because Tara Corp. did not provide prod of actual business income loss, it is not obligated to provide any payment.
USIC asks the court to declare it does not owe any further payments to Tara Corp. and it is not obligated to pay the business income loss. USIC also seeks any other further relief including costs related to this case. It is represented by attorney Matthew W. Bailey from Irwin Fritchie Urquhart & Moore LLC in Baton Rouge.
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