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Why you should see Pixar's COCO at Hull Cinemas this week
Adam Brannon
By Adam Brannon
Film Reviewer from Movie Metropolis for What's on Hub
Pixar has been on something of a downward trend of late, and that's something I never thought I'd say. As much as it hurts, films like Cars 3, Finding Dory and The Good Dinosaur just don't cut the mustard when compared to some of the studio's greats.
Movies like Up, Inside Out and Wall.E as well as The Incredibles, which we're finally getting a sequel to this year, are up there with the best animations ever produced, never mind just from Pixar. Hoping to get back on the right track this year, Pixar has released Coco. But are we back up to scratch?
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Despite his family's generations-old ban on music, young Miguel (Anthony Gonzalez) dreams of becoming an accomplished musician like his idol Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Bratt). Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds himself in the stunning and colourful Land of the Dead. After meeting a charming trickster named Héctor (Gael García Bernal), the two new friends embark on an extraordinary journey to unlock the real story behind Miguel's family history.
The first thing of note is just how stunning Coco is to look at. Director Lee Unkrich (Toy Story 3) creates what could be Pixar's finest looking film to date, it really is that staggering to watch. The colourful world of the Land of the Dead is astounding and it's pleasing that he chooses to spend the majority of the film's runtime here. Populated by vibrant animals and the living dead, it grabs attention from scene to scene and isn't afraid to hold on.
The animation itself is spot on, but come on, this is Pixar we're talking about, we expect nothing less. They really are getting very good at this photo-realistic scenery business and aside from the naturally carnival-esque Land of the Dead, it reeks of realism. The characters too are rendered in ridiculously detailed CGI with the work done on Coco herself being absolutely exquisite. Every well-deserved wrinkle and the remaining twinkle in her eyes – it's all there.
Aside from all the spectacle though, at its heart, Coco is a film about family, and the importance of family no matter how annoying or frustrating they can be. This may sound a little straightforward in comparison to some of Pixar's more mature themes, but it's worth noting that the plot has more twists and turns in it than some of the best thrillers – it's a brilliant story full of laughs and emotion.
The voice work done by the entire cast is absolutely sublime, but Anthony Gonzalez's portrayal of Miguel is beautiful. His performance is perfectly integrated into the film as Miguel slowly unravels who he truly is – it's a testament to the actors and actresses who lent their voices that it speaks to absolutely everyone in the audience.
Naturally, Pixar's trademark wit and heart are here in spades. There are some genuinely funny moments that are beautifully juxtaposed with some more sombre scenes that make you realise just how important family is. Correctly awarded a PG certification by the BBFC means that smaller children may find some of the more adult themes a little hard to watch. In fact, there were a few children in floods of tears as I left the cinema.
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Pacing wise, Coco is just about right for a family friendly film. At a shade under 110 minutes, it zips along smoothly, very rarely letting up pace. But Pixar films have never really been about moving from one set piece to another and what keeps Coco interesting is the constant shifts in tone, colour and story. In this respect, it's up there with the very best the studio has to offer us.
It is unfortunate however that there is no Pixar Short attached to Coco. Films like Inside Out and Toy Story 3 had brilliant pre-movie films to get the kids interested in what they were about to see on screen. It's not clear why Pixar chose to snub Coco like this, but that's one of the only negative points in a film filled to the brim with memorable moments.
Overall, Pixar is well and truly back on track with Coco. They've managed to create a film that not only creates some new classic characters for the studio to bring back in a sequel, but they discuss life and death in a way that adults and children alike will enjoy. Couple this with a beautiful soundtrack with some gorgeous original songs, stunning animation and a heartfelt story and they've definitely recovered the animation crown. What a way to start 2018.
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Our score: ★★★★☆
Watch if you liked: Up, Wall.E, Finding Nemo.
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A stated objective of the department is to conduct top-quality research. We give high priority to the publication of our research in leading academic journals.
You can make a publication search in the publication database of Aarhus University.
Here you can find Published Journal Articles from the Department of Management from 2016-2019.
Holm, A. B. & Haahr, L. (2019). E-recruitment and Selection. In M. Thite (Ed.), E-HRM: Digital Approaches, Directions & Applications Routledge.
Pollach, I. & Hansen, L. (2019). Financial journalism: Have the watchdogs learned to bark?. Paper presented at The 69th Annual International Communication Association conference, Washington, D.C., United States.
Pollach, I., Maier, C. D. & Ravazzani, S. (2019). Organizational guilt management as a discursive practice. Paper presented at EGOS Colloquium, Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
Frandsen, F. (2019). Risikoanalyse. In M. Femø Nielsen & S. Skriver (Eds.), Metodekogebogen: 130 analysemetoder fra humaniora og samfundsvidenskab (pp. 37-39). København: U Press.
Pollach, I. & Hansen, L. (2019). The Accuracy of Computer-Assisted Text Analysis Based on Standardized Sentiment Dictionaries. Paper presented at Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Boston, United States.
Pollach, I., Maier, C. D. & Ravazzani, S. (2019). To Be Responsible, Or Not To Be Responsible: Managing Guilt After Organization-Level Failures. Paper presented at Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Boston, United States.
Andersen, M. A. & Maier, C. D. (2018). "Back to where it all started": Strategic management of heritage identity in corporate museums to facilitate employees' identification. 50-66. Paper presented at CCI Conference on Corporate Communication 2018, New York, United States.
Rocha, R. S. (2018). (In)formality and the institutional logics of (un)sustainability in an emerging market. Paper presented at Academy of Management, Chicago, United States.
Frederiksen, S. H., Hannibal, M., Farny, S. & Jones, S. (2018). A CULTure of entrepreneurship education. In A. Fayolle, H. Landström, W. B. Gartner & K. Berglund (Eds.), Institutionalization of Entrepreneurship Research Routledge.


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The car spluttered, choked, and died. She coasted to the shoulder. Of course this would be the day she had car trouble. Everything hinged on the meeting, and Evelyn had hoped to arrive early, refreshed and, at least outwardly, calm. But as the other cars drove past her, drivers honking their horns in disgust, she simply wilted, put her head against the steering wheel, and began to cry. "Why me?" she moaned. This had become her daily litany of the past several months.
The sun warmed the back of her neck as the tears fell into her lap, and she remembered how Paul used to push her hair aside and kiss her neck, his carpenter fingers rough but his lips gentle against her skin. Why had it all gone wrong? They had been so happy, so in love.
Evelyn smiled faintly, thinking about the time they went to the zoo. They'd only just started dating and had both called in sick, spending the day wandering past the animals, talking and holding hands. And falling in love. Her favourite exhibit was the condors. They watched as the male soared from the top of one tree across the enclosure to a branch on the other tree, landing next to his mate. The two birds put their heads together and sat that way until Paul finally said he wanted to go see the penguins. Evelyn read on the placard that condors mate for life.
But what she remembered best was how they could have fun together, no matter what they were doing. There was the time she'd tried to make that Christmas rum cake. The recipe called for vegetable oil. Evelyn, never particularly attentive while in the kitchen, mistakenly used vinegar instead. Or the time they'd first done their taxes together. Normally a chore, somehow they'd spent the entire time in fits of giggles.
Shortly after they'd gotten married, Evelyn read in the paper that the female condor had died. She went back to the zoo several times after that. The male never perched on the branch where he'd sat with his mate, their necks intertwined.
Evelyn lifted her head, staring vacantly out the window. She no longer saw the passing cars, lost in the past as she was. She opened the door and stepped out of her car, looking toward the oncoming traffic. Vehicles whizzed by, office workers getting a late start on their commutes.
Evelyn thought of the laughter she and Paul had shared. She thought of holding hands with her husband, fingers intertwined. She noticed a lorry in the distance, about two hundred yards away. Evelyn saw the condor, the graceful spread of his wings. The lorry neared, moving quick and sure. One hundred yards away now. She remembered how the bird glided effortlessly through the air. Fifty yards. She thought of Paul's smile. Twenty yards. Their last kiss. Five yards. She stepped into the road. Quick and sure.


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CACI makes good news in bad times
Company continues to win large contracts, expand its reach
By Stephanie Kanowitz
The United States is experiencing one of its worst economic downturns in decades, but someone forgot to give the memo to CACI International Inc.
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While many companies are laying off workers, CACI has hundreds of open requisitions, said Paul Cofoni, the company's president and chief executive officer. CACI brought in $2.4 billion in fiscal 2008 revenue, 24.9 percent more than it made in fiscal 2007.
Some major contracts, totaling $2.9 billion, helped CACI's bottom line last year. In December, the company announced that it had won a recompete of Genesis III, a prime contract with a $452 million ceiling, to continue supporting the Army Intelligence and Security Command's ground- and air-based intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems.
In May 2008, CACI won new work from the Defense Information Systems Agency when it landed a spot on the Encore II multiple-award contract, worth as much as $12 billion. The contract covers hardware, software, licenses and services for the Defense Department and other government agencies. "This was important to us because we didn't have a seat on the previous vehicle, Encore I, so we actually won a position, and we've started winning task orders in 2009 against that," Cofoni said.
The company also continues to benefit from four acquisitions it made in 2007, including Athena Innovative Solutions Inc. and Dragon Development Corp.Those successes earned CACI the No. 20 spot on this year's Top 100 contractors list.
To maintain that momentum, CACI has identified two areas with growth potential, cyber defense and health information technology.
Cyber defense is "a natural extension of our security services offering, and it is a big problem for our nation as well," Cofoni said. "It is in fact potentially the next battleground for terrorism."
CACI has already begun establishing itself in health IT. "We have a good participation in federal IT health care that ranges all the way from IT systems that support [DOD] medical systems," he said. "We are responsible for warehousing and supplying remote mobile hospitals that go into theaters of war."
One of the company's biggest challenges is having enough employees to meet customers' demands, Cofoni said. "We have always got, it seems, 250 to 300 open [requisitions], and so getting enough people to meet the clients' needs is a constant challenge — it's a good challenge to have," he said.
However, William Loomis, managing director at Stifel Nicolaus and Co. Inc. and a Washington Technology columnist, said CACI also has other concerns. Although the company met Stifel's earnings estimates and beat its revenue estimates last year, "the contract awards were a bit lighter than we thought," he said. In 2007, contract awards were up 38 percent, but in 2008, they were up 3 percent.
"From a federal standpoint, they already have a very strong contract portfolio, having won pretty much most of the major IT service and special service contract vehicles, so they're in a great position" to improve, Loomis said.
As the Obama administration settles in and shakes up defense and contracting strategies, CACI will need to remain alert, he added.
"With the change in the administration, there's obviously a lot of change going on, a lot of which we don't know the specifics about," Loomis said. "So, CACI, like others, are going to have to be flexible to changes. On the defense side, money's going to get tougher, so being able to work with customers on allowing them to do more with the same or maybe even less through efficiency improvements, more innovative strategies."
The company is ready, Cofoni said. "We are only in business to provide the best deals, the best value to the taxpayer, who's the ultimate beneficiary of the work we do," he said. "Better value means not just better price, but better results."
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Stephanie Kanowitz is a freelance writer based in northern Virginia.

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HRH Princess Ghida has a strong commitment to health care in general and to cancer care in particular. As a newlywed, Princess Ghida faced a life-changing experience when her husband Prince Talal was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma at the age of twenty-six. For the next two years, the young couple battled the disease, fighting for Prince Talal's life. Thankfully, Prince Talal made a full recovery and Princess Ghida credits that difficult time with helping her to realign her priorities and learning to value the smallest pleasures in life.
Princess Ghida is the Chairperson of the King Hussein Cancer Foundation (the Foundation), an independent, non-governmental, not-for-profit institution founded in 1997 by Royal Decree to combat cancer in Jordan and the Middle East region. The Foundation is chaired by Princess Ghida and governed by a Board of Trustees, which is comprised of a dedicated group of prominent volunteers from the health, legal and financial fields.


in 2004 the number increased to 28,414.
According to the National Center for Catastrophic Sports Injury Research, over half of all catastrophic injuries to female athletes at the high school and college level occurred in cheerleading.
Cheerleaders should undergo preparticipation physical evaluationsbefore they are allowed to participate, including the taking of a complete medical history.
Trained coaches.Cheerleaders should be trained by a qualified coach with training in gymnastics and partner stunting. This person should also be trained in the proper methods for spotting and other safety factors.
Cheerleaders should engage in proper conditioning programsand trained in proper spotting techniques.
Proper training.Cheerleaders should receive proper training before attempting gymnastic and partner type stunts and should not attempt stunts they are not capable of completing. A qualification system demonstrating mastery of stunts is recommended. Most states require adherence to the skill restrictions put in place by the National Federation of High Schools. Skills progression training ensures that cheerleaders build upon mastered technique when learning more difficult and advanced stunts or tumbling, i.e. cartwheel to round-off to back-hand spring. Spotters are responsible for assisting or catching the top person in a stunt with a priority to protect the head, neck, and shoulders of the top person coming off of a stunt.
Ban mini-trampolines.Mini-trampolines and flips or falls off of pyramids and shoulders should be prohibited.
No dangerous stunts.Pyramids over two high should not be performed. Two high pyramids should not be performed without mats and other safety precautions.
Emergency plan.If it is not possible to have a physician or certified athletic trainer at games and practice sessions, emergency proceduresmust be provided. The emergency procedure should be in writing and available to all staff and athletes.
Continued research.There should be continued research concerning safety in cheerleading.
Return to play guidelines.When a cheerleader has experienced or shown signs of head trauma(loss of consciousness, visual disturbances, headache, inability to walk correctly, obvious disorientation, memory loss) she/he should receive immediate medical attention and should not be allowed to return to practice or cheer without permission from the proper medical authorities.
Certification.Cheerleading coaches should have some type of safety certification such as offered by the American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Administrators. The AACCA course features safety awareness training with a safety test administered at the end of the training session and is required for all NCAA cheerleading coaches, and by school districts and states around the country.
Proactive parents. The AACCA advises that "parents have a role to play in ensuring that their child is able to reap the benefits that come with the activity while being protected from unreasonable risk. If a parent has a concern about safety, they should bring it to the attention of the coach. If a satisfactory response is not received, they should contact the administration to make sure proper procedures are in place for safety."


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 * \defgroup zoul-led-strip LED strip compatible with Zoul-based platforms
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 * Driver to control a bright LED strip powered at 3VDC, drawing power directly
 * from the battery power supply.  An example on how to adapt 12VDC LED strips
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#ifndef LED_STRIP_H_
#define LED_STRIP_H_
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#define LED_STRIP_ON    0x00

#define LED_STRIP_ERROR   -1
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 * \brief Init function for the bright LED strip driver
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 * The LED strip driver allows to lighten up any application using up to 4
 * LEDs 3VDC-powered per strip
 * The function is set to power OFF the LEDs as default,
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Alongside Libra, some changes occur in finances. Start investing in art, collect objects or start a hobby. Spend money for a specific purpose: a collection, an investment, obtaining a dividend.
On the romantic side, you tend to be smart: Libra is gentle and you are analytical, and this combination proves to be good, and if so, you will be dominant in the relationship. Libra is artistic, and seeks harmony, you can negotiate or you can use Libra to get a good trade. Libra can fall in love with you, although she is not the one that breaks the ice, takes the lead, is aggressive and makes the change.
Who does not have backbone, in the hands of a Virgo is like a piece of plasticine. You will assume the role of the schoolmaster; you guide him in what concerns health and the financial plan. A naive Libra could become addicted to you. Although not without complications, the relationship is generally favorable and benefits occur mainly on finances. You can grow from a cultural standpoint. You are alert, fast and clever, and Libra plays a role in contouring these qualities.


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Brazil, Netherlands, Australia finish atop Consolation Round of U-15 Baseball World Cup
China, Germany and South Africa all scored victories in the U-15 world championship in Panama, posting 1-7 overall records. Tie-breaking rules placed China 10th, Germany 11th and South Africa 12th.
CHITRE, Panama – Ranked 19th in the world, Brazil went undefeated in the 7th-12th Place Consolation Round of the U-15 Baseball World Cup 2018, finishing the standings ahead of Top 10 nations Netherlands and Australia.
Brazil's (5-3 overall) only losses in the global tournament were to Chinese Taipei, Panama and the United States, who are all playing in Sunday's Finals. Brazil's performance in Panama demonstrates the South American nation is beginning to emerge into a baseball force, while expanding baseball's already solid footprint across the Americas.
World No. 9 Netherlands finished in 8th Place in Panama, while No. 8 Australia finished 9th.
Following the final game in the Consolation Round, the players from the six nations — who are the best representations of the sport of baseball in their countries — united for a global friendship selfie.
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5 nations represented on U-15 Baseball World Cup 2018 All-World Team, led by MVP Cody Schrier 20/08/2018 00:08
USA tops Panama to become new U-15 Baseball Champions of the World 20/08/2018 00:08
Chinese Taipei tops rival Japan to capture bronze at U-15 Baseball World Cup 19/08/2018 00:08
Brazil, Netherlands, Australia finish atop Consolation Round of U-15 Baseball World Cup 19/08/2018 00:08
Asian super powers Chinese Taipei, Japan to play for bronze in U-15 Baseball World Cup 19/08/2018 00:08
Panama downs Dominican Republic as Finals set for U-15 Baseball World Cup 19/08/2018 00:08
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Chinese Taipei ends Cuba's reign as Baseball's U-15 World Champions 18/08/2018 00:08
Gonzalez grand slam lifts Panama over Japan and atop standings of U-15 Baseball World Cup 18/08/2018 00:08


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A newish report shows how much the UK is supporting agricultural biotech, how this is unjustified given its failure to deliver, and that organic – which is delivering for the environment, the economy and society – should be better supported.
GM Freeze have just finished a briefing on the latest GM potato application for trials by Leeds University (cyst nematode resistant). Deadline for public comments is 3 March. Friends of the Earth and GM Freeze have written to Hilary Benn about ACRE discussing the application (21 Feb) before the deadline for public comments (3 March).
There is a consultation underway with a deadline of 20 October 2006. The following gives some basic background information to the debate and offers four ways in which you can respond to the consultation in England.
Whether you call it Frankenstein Food, unnatural science, or 'Bioengineering' it means the same thing and generates one logical conclusion – more research needs to be done in this area before we should simply accept GM food into our food chain. The word 'Bioengineering' is difficult to stomach in its own right as it carries two opposing presumptions – the word "bio" translates as 'life' and thus when we bolt on the word engineering we have created the impression we can scientifically alter something alive and unpredictable.
We've got the ball rolling by producing a leaflet and distributing copies at local events but there will always be people who don't know. Contact us at http://community.foe.co.uk/contamination and grab yourself a handful of 'GM free meat and two veg' leaflets to distribute.
Consult with your local authority and find out their policy. Ask whether they've considered the local implications.
The GM campaign was (re)launched in April 2003, as part of a national Friends of the Earth day of action, and timed to coincide with the run-up to the Council election.
We held initial stalls outside the Southville Deli and the Watershed, and amassed 200 signed postcards, demanding that the City Council declare a GM-free zone.
We held further stalls at the Tomorrow's Homes fair in the Create Centre, the Farmers' Market, St Werburghs City Farm's summer fair, and at the end of the Bristol Cycle Ride. Individuals circulated petitions, and Bristol South Green Party organised a street survey of Southville, where 75% of respondents declared their support for the GM-free zone.
On 15 July the Council organised a public debate as part of the national GM consultation. Arranged in response to criticism from Bristol Greenpeace, this was an invitation-only affair, held mid afternoon – hardly the open public forum which had been called for. However, the strong opinions expressed at the meeting gave Dennis Brown, Lib Dem Councillor for Henleaze who had expressed an early interest in taking our motion to the Council, impetus to move things forward.
With repeated lobbying, the number of Councillors who had declared their support, grew to a majority. Finally on 9 September, the motion went to a full Council meeting. At the start of the meeting, Mike Birkin presented our postcards and petitions, representing the support of 750 Bristol people, and at the end of what was, by all accounts, an exceedingly tedious evening, the motion came up, and was passed unopposed.
there is widespread public concern about GM products and many people are concerned that there is a risk that they might be unwittingly exposed to them.
charging an appropriate body of councillors with the duty of monitoring and keeping under review the implementation of these commitments.
Once the Council motion was passed, we admittedly sat back a bit, having achieved our original goal.
Friends of the Earth South West manned a well-received stall at the Organic Festival in September 2004, and Bristol Friends of the Earth took part in the second national day of action in October, with our scary GM scarecrow.


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how do I rename and delete songs and patterns?
Marinus, how do I rename and delete songs and patterns?
Re: how do I rename and delete songs and patterns?
Both patterns and songs can -once they have been loaded- be renamed via the "Save as" function.
Can you delete a sample once it's stored in the program?
Yes, you can. Go to the Kit Editor ("Edit"in Pattern Editor), tap "Select", tap the sample you want to remove (it will turn blue) and tap "Erase".
@ronaldobc: Ah, I see. At the moment, there's no file management support in DP.
What you could do (but may seem a little cumbersome) is copy the /patterns directory to your local machine, remove the directory from DP, and copy the desired set of patterns back to DP's file sharing directory. The patterns will then be automatically restored on the next restart. By the way, it is good practice to make regular local backup copies of the /patterns, /songs, /kits and /samples directories.