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Ten Famous Pieces of the Fauvist Art Movement
Henri Matisse - Luxe, Calme et Volupté (Wikimedia Commons).
Last updated: 12.12.22
Burning as brightly as the colors that illuminated the canvas, Fauvism burst onto the art scene at an exhibition at the salon d'automne in Paris, 1905 in a frenzy of unnatural color and excitement. Dubbed the les fauves (the wild beasts) by the critic Louis Vauxcelles, these wild men of art, spearheaded by Henri Matisse and André Derain, employed bold, non-naturalistic colours to shake up the art world. For a few short years, they were at the forefront of revolutionary art.
"When I put down a green, it doesn't mean grass; and when I put down a blue, it doesn't mean the sky"
Nothing like it had gone before. The Fauves' paintings were purged of shadows, and imaginative, unencumbered colors used in their stead. The paint was often applied directly from the tube in wild, loose dabs of color with simplified forms and subjects giving paintings a typically Fauvist abstract aesthetic.
To audiences in 1905, this was unheard of. Naturalism of form and subject was the standard for art and had been for centuries, so the arrival of Fauvism from a collection of French painters was a wild, bold and non-representative splash of color in a traditional art world. They really were the wild beasts of art.
Interested in scientific colour theories developed in the 19th century, in particular those related to complementary colours, the Fauvism movement can be seen as extreme extension of the Post-Impressionism of Vincent Van Gogh, as shown in the impasto application of color on many Fauvist canvases, while the spontaneous brushwork could be seen as a form of Expressionism.
But, by 1908 the fire of Fauvism had been extinguished and many of the artists had moved away from its expressive emotionalism. Despite its short history, Fauvism left behind a rich heritage; in just three short years the wild beasts' development in abstraction and simplification paved the way for subsequent movements like Cubism and Expressionism. It was one of the first avant-garde Modernist movements of the 20th century and art has continued to contradict norms and expectations ever since. But the Fauves remain wild beasts today thanks to their pioneering and progressive approach, as these examples prove.
Woman With a Hat by Henri Matisse (1905)
Henri Matisse – Woman With a Hat (Wikimedia Commons).
This was where it all began for the Fauvist movement, and for Henri Matisse. The year was 1905 and Woman With a Hat found itself at the center of the controversy that led to the christening of the first modern art movement of the 20th century when shown at Salon d'Automne, Paris.
The audience reaction was one of alarm. Matisse's use of non-naturalistic colors and loose brushwork that had an unfinished look shocked art enthusiasts more accustomed to traditional modes of painting, with real life representations of color and form. It also marked a stylistic change from the Divisionism-influenced brushstrokes of Matisse's earlier work to an individual style that would come to embody his work.
The painting depicts Matisse's wife, Amélie posing in typical French bourgeoisie style in a colorful dress and wearing an elaborate hat, with a fan in her gloved hand. And while Amélie's outfit is expressive, it's the vibrant, clashing hues that offer the most expression. This vibrancy of color was all created from the artistic mind of Matisse, as when asked what his wife was wearing for the portrait, the artist allegedly replied, "black, of course."
Today, the painting is seen as a high watermark in the advancement of Post-Impressionism at the start of the 20th century. At the time, though, it also drew fierce reaction with the critic Camille Mauclair declaring, "a pot of paint has been flung in the face of the public". This was nothing new for Matisse; the start of the century had seen him struggle with commercial success. Luckily for him, he had one notable admirer though who would not only change the course of his career, but also elevate him towards critical and commercial success. That person was the renowned author, poet and art collector, Gertrude Stein. Stein bought Woman with a Hat and welcomed him to her renowned Saturday evening gatherings at 27 rue de Fleurus in Paris for avant-garde artists and writers. The painting was subsequently bought in the 1950s by the Haas family, one of the USA's richest families, before being bequeathed to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in 1990.
Charing Cross Bridge, London by Andre Derain (1906)
André Derain – Framed Print of Charing Cross Bridge, London. Auction passed (est: $50 – $100) via Greenwich Auction (April 2021).
Andre Derain's technicolor ascent into Fauvism was aided by his close friend and artistic rival Henri Matisse, but it was during a trip to London in 1906 when produced approximately 30 paintings that he painted one of the greatest examples of Fauvist art.
Illuminated by a bounty of bright colors that weren't derived from reality, the London scene is one of the most remarkable ever produced of the capital. Buildings are adorned in blue, the trees are red, and the yellow sky all contribute to a piece that exemplifies the early characteristics of Fauvism thanks to its small, disjointed brushstrokes, and its unblended quality.
"Fauvism was our ordeal by fire… It was the era of photography," said Derain. "This may have influenced us, and played a part in our reaction against anything resembling a snapshot of life. No matter how far we moved away from things … it was never far enough. Colors became charges of dynamite."
Unlike his friend and rival, Matisse, Derain strayed from Fauvism in his later career as the movement began to fade from focus, instead opting for a more conventional neoclassical style following his military service in World War I. This change in approach is best shown in his The Girl Cutting Apple (1938). His Fauvist fancy lives on though and Charing Cross can today be seen in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
Jeu de Massacre by Georges Rouault (1905)
Georges Rouault – Jeu de Massacre (Wikimedia Commons).
Unlike his friend and fauvist leader Matisse, Georges Rouault avoided the bright, unnatural colors of his contemporaries. Instead, he brought a more somber and psychologically observant approach to his early Fauvist work, as shown in his Jeu de Massacre.
Depicting the traditional 'Aunt Sally' pub game (apparently popular in France during this time period) in which the players throw items at a model old woman's head, Rouault's impasto application of paint and his dense brushwork mark him out as a follower of the Fauvist school of thinking – but that's where the comparison ends.
Instead, his use of darker colors highlighted him among his dayglow contemporaries, as his approach echoed his intense observation of human suffering. But, like the Fauvist movement, his interest in this approach began to wane and his spiritual and artistic interests soon led him in a different direction. Rouault would go on to become one of the most passionate Christian artist of the 20th century. His dalliance with Fauvism though is still available to view in Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris.
La jetée à L'Estaque by Andre Derain (1906)
André Derain, La jetée à L'Estaque (Wikimedia Commons).
Fauvism was as much a forerunner as it was a thrilling rebel movement against the constraints of art and Andre Derain's La jetée à L'Estaque perfectly exemplifies this insurgency of refusing to conform to expectations of art.
The landscape of La jetée à L'Estaque (The pier at L'Estaque, a village in southern France) placed a strong focus on abstraction and simplified forms, which the Fauves were among the first to do. Similarly, following the formula that had helped to establish the group of French painters, La jetée à L'Estaque didn't focus on adding any depth or form to the canvas, as the landscape is painted with nothing but simple color shapes and lines.
"We were always intoxicated with color, with words that speak of color, and with the sun that makes colors live," said André Derain of his artistic approach and that playfulness with color is again evident, as where expectation of color is present, imagination stands in its place.
The River Seine at Chatou by Maurice de Vlaminck (1906)
Maurice de Vlaminck – The Seine at Chatou (Wikimedia Commons).
Maurice de Vlaminck painted how he saw, and more importantly how he experienced the landscape, saying, "I try to paint with my heart and my guts without worrying about style." This approach placed him in the Fauvist band of painters, which was hardly a surprise considering he shared a studio on the island of Chatou with André Derain in 1900. Working alongside each other, they formed the School of Chatou, which was characterized by bright colors and bold brushstrokes, and proved to be a catalyst for Fauvism.
He lived in Chatou with his wife and children, and worked as a professional cyclist and an itinerant violinist, before the Parisian art dealer Ambroise Vollard purchased de Vlaminck's stock of paintings early in 1906, giving him the financial freedom to concentrate on painting.
His approach was typified by undisguised brushwork and intuitive application of paint in the style of his hero Vincent Van Gogh, whose expressive style he so adored and emulated with his short strokes of impasto color, in which paint is laid on an area of the surface thickly, so that the brush or painting-knife strokes are visible.
Applying his paint in daubs and swirls of pigment directly from the tube, his approach was typically Fauvist, but his application of color was more conventional, as can be seen by the white houses, green leaves, reddish-orange tree trunks, and the blue, red, and white trawler in the background. See the impasto painting for yourself at The Met.
Le Bonheur de Vivre by Henri Matisse (1905-06)
Henri Matisse – Le Bonheur de Vivre (Wikimedia Commons).
Regarded as one of the pillars of early modernism, alongside Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, Le Bonheur de Vivre was first exhibited in Paris in 1906 at the Salon des Indépendants to a shocked audience. The scene and subject of figures dancing and playing music in a natural woodland setting was familiar to them – this had been fodder for artists for centuries – but the application of bold colors was outrageous to their sensibilities. Add in the jarring shifts in scale as well as the subject's distorted anatomies and it's a recipe for outrage for conservative art tastes at the start of the 20th century.
The large-scale painting measures six feet by eight feet and brings to mind Cezanne's Bathers, but the similarities end there. As with earlier Fauvist paintings, color is representative of emotional expression and not the realities of nature, giving the painting a dreamlike quality.
Le Bonheur de Vivre was purchased by Gertrude Stein who would later write, "Matisse painted Le Bonheur de Vivre and created a new formula for color that would leave its mark on every painter of the period." It certainly left its mark on Pablo Picasso, who saw the painting at one of Stein's artistic gatherings at 27 rue de Fleurus, and painted his 1907 canvas, Demoiselles d'Avignon in response. Le Bonheur de Vivre is currently hung in Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where viewers can see a group of figures in the background that look familiar to his painting The Dance (1909–10), but more on that later.
Le Viaduc à L'Estaque by Georges Braque (1908)
Georges Braque – The Viaduct at L'Estaque, 1907-08, Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Wikimedia Commons).
Georges Braque – The Viaduct at L'Estaque, 1908, Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
Georges Braque's artistic influence was as diverse as they come in the early years of the 1900s – but Fauvism was the catalyst. After seeing one of only three of the Fauvist exhibitions to take place, Braque adapted his Impressionist style.
He would go on to play a significant role in the development of Cubism with his friend Pablo Picasso and by 1908, as the thrill and excitement of Fauvism was beginning to lose its luster, Braque painted Le Viaduc à L'Estaque, which hints at the eminent Cubist's beginnings of his love of the cube.
The landscapes of L'Estaque provided a popular location with French artists of the day. Notably Braque, André Derain and Paul Cézanne. Braque saw the landscape differently to Cezanne though, as shown by the use of non-natural Fauvist color and a simplification of form.
Also evident in this painting is Braque's interest in volume, which he would explore later in life. The multiple perspectives on show in the rounded arches of the viaduct, enveloped by the vigorously brushed greenery that surround it in a variety of exciting and imagined tones can be seen in person at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
Jeanne dans les fleurs by Raoul Dufy (1907)
Raoul Dufy – Jeanne dans les fleurs by (1907) (WikiArt).
Henri Matisse's Luxe, Calme et Volupté had a huge influence on artists, particularly French artists, and Raoul Dufy was no exception after seeing the significant painting at the Salon des Indépendants in 1905. Thus began his brief fascination with Fauvism, which is perfectly exemplified in the painting of his sister, Jeanne dans les fleurs (Jeanne with flowers).
Inspired by the natural setting of his family's home in the Normandy town of Le Havre, Dufy was fond of painting gardens and flowers, but his Fauvist inspiration shines through, most notably in his sister's face, which is adorned in an unnatural greenish hue to match the garden setting.
Perfectly exemplifying his new found Fauvist freedom from realistic depiction in his painting, and instead using color as a tool of emotional power, Dufy's raw brushwork is typical of Fauvism in this tightly cropped painting, which ambiguously mingles foreground and background.
Unlike many of the Fauvist pieces from the era, this one wasn't purchased by Gertrude Stein. Rather it remains in Europe at the Musée d'art Moderne Andre Malraux, Le Havre, France. That's not to say that Stein wasn't a fan of Dufy, of whom she said "You have to really love what is to have pleasure and Dufy does really love what is and we have the pleasure.
Pinède à Cassis (Landscape) by André Derain (1907)
André Derain – Paysage à Cassis. Sold for $1,470,000 via Christie's (November 2021).
Together with Matisse, Derain would spend summers near Cassis, in the south of France. During these artistic adventures, the pair created a number of masterpieces.
One was the quite severe Pinède à Cassis (Landscape). It's not shy in its grounding as a modernist master, incorporating as it does bright and fiery colors across the terrain, alongside sharp angles and object definition, which shows its stylistic blend between Fauvism and Cubism.
Influenced by Divisionist painting, Derain's use of long, isolated brushstrokes can be seen in the outline of the trees and ground of his landscape. But it's the color that shines, even burns, through the painting, as the obvious contrast of the green trees and the scorched red and orange land suggest the shimmering heat of a Mediterranean summer.
Sometimes unnatural (the tree trunks are almost green, for example) the colors in Landscape are non-representational and the landscape is abstracted. Perhaps suitably for a painting of southern France, the original hangs in Musée Cantini in Marseille.
La Danse by Henri Matisse (1901)
Henri Matisse – La Danse (1938). Sold for Sold for £2,729,250 via Christie's (February 2013).
La Danse marked the swansong for Fauvism, just five short years after its inception. Cubism was on the modernist horizon and the collection of French painters that had joined the Fauvist movement would soon move onto other styles and influences, with fellow Fauvist pioneer Derain embracing traditionalism, while Matisse's work softened with age as he later moved into cut-out compositions.
First exhibited at the Salon d'Automne, Grand Palais des Champs-Élysées, Paris in 1910, La Danse utilizes a centuries-old motif of figures in a circular dance. But Matisse simplified and distorted his dancers' anatomy for expressive purposes to give them a vibrant, non-naturalistic power that emphasizes the primordial aspect of dance.
The red dancers bounce off the canvas, set against a flat background of blue sky and green earth. Dancers push up against the edge of the composition, as if their energy can barely be contained, with the figure in the foreground swung from their feet.
Commissioned as a companion piece to his painting, Musique, for Russian businessman and art collector Sergei Shchukin, La Danse brought down the curtain on Fauvism and is today seen as a modern master. And while many viewers at the time struggled see past the relatively new and imposing style of the painting, today it is a highly appreciated ode to life, joy and nature from an influential master of expressive color, who – once derided – would become one of the most important artists of the 20th century.
The piece hung on Shchukin's wall until the Russian Revolution of 1917 and can today be found in The Hermitage, St. Petersburg, Russia. Alternatively, a preliminary version of this work, known as Danse (I), which Matisse called "the overpowering climax of luminosity" can be seen in Museum of Modern Art, New York.
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Don't think Ravichandran Ashwin has had much success in South Africa: Dean Elgar
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Published on: Dec 22, 2021
South Africa Test captain Dean Elgar has praised Indian cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin, terming him one of the best off-spinners India has ever produced. At the same time, he pointed out that the class bowler has not tasted much success in South Africa, which is why they are not going to focus specifically on him in the build up to the three-match Test series.
Ashwin (35) has 427 wickets from 81 Test matches. During the home series against New Zealand, he went past Harbhajan Singh (417) to become India's third-leading wicket-taker in the Test format. During the three-match Test series in South Africa, he will need eight wickets to go past Kapil Dev's tally of 434 wickets. The series in South Africa will kick-off with the Boxing Day Test at the SuperSport Park in Centurion.
Praising Ashwin, Elgar said at a virtual press conference on Tuesday, "India is a good side, they tick all the boxes. Ashwin is a quality bowler, probably one of the best off-spinners India have ever produced. We will be mindful of that, it will be a challenge to compete against them."
Explaining that Ashwin hasn't had much success in South Africa, Elgar added that the Proteas are focusing on the Indian team as a whole and not just one individual. He commented, "I do not think Ravichandran Ashwin has had much success in South Africa which is okay for us. You cannot really compare to the success he has had against our batters in India because conditions are so different. We have to focus on our gameplan, each player has been working on his individual gameplan. It is important not to focus on just one player in their lineup," added Elgar.
"India has an immensely improved bowling lineup. As I mentioned earlier, we will be mindful of the fact that we will be up against a very good bowling attack. Being in South Africa, we will feel a lot more accustomed to our own conditions. Hopefully, we can use that to our advantage. We know it will be tough but it will be tough for the India batters to face our attack as well," the South African Test captain further said.
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Nellie Bowles : Family, Net Worth, Parents, Wife, Partner, Husband, Children and Salary
Nellie Bowles is an American journalist best recognised for covering Silicon Valley's technology news all about her as like Nellie Bowles Family, Net Worth, Parents, Wife, Partner, Husband, Children and Salary
Real Name Nellie Bowles
Birth Date 1990s
Age (as of 2021) 27-32 Years
Birth Place San Francisco, California, United States
Height in feet inches – 5' 7" – in Centimeters – 170 cm
Weight in Kilograms – 54 kg – in Pounds – 119 lbs
Father Not Known
School Cate School, The Hamlin School
College Columbia University, McGill University
Marital Status Engaged
Is she a Lesbian? Yes
Girlfriend Bari Weiss
Net Worth $1 million and $5 million
Salary $85,000 ( estimated)
Last Update November 2021
Nellie Bowles is an American journalist best recognised for covering Silicon Valley's technology news. She's worked for a variety of publications, including The California Sunday Magazine.
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Nellie Bowles graduated from Columbia University with a bachelor's degree. She completed her studies in 2010 and is believed to have received a fellowship from McGill University. She was raised in Melbourne and has yet to reveal whether she has any brothers or sisters.
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Nellie Bowles is currently in a relationship with her girlfriend Bari Weiss.The two met in 2018 and are said to have married this year. Bari Weiss, Bowles's wife, is an American opinion writer and editor. Nellie was raised in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighbourhood and graduated from Community Day School and Shady Side Academy.
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Bowles began her career in 2017 as a reporter for the New York Times in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she covered technology news. She has also covered the technology and business aspects of hi-tech businesses.
She has written on a number of well-known people, including Elon Musk, Eric Schmidt, and Bob Pittman.
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Posted: January 4, 2019 by filmmusicreporter in Film Music Albums
Tags: Dean DeBlois, How To Train Your Dragon, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, John Powell, score, Soundtrack
John Powell (The Bourne Identity, Shrek, Solo: A Star Wars Story, Happy Feet, X-Men: The Last Stand) has revealed the track list of the soundtrack album for the animated sequel How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. The album features the film's original written by the Academy Award-nominated composer who has previously scored the first two installments in the How to Train Your Dragon series. Also included is the new song Together From Afar performed by Jónsi. The soundtrack will be released on February 1 by Back Lot Music and is now available for pre-order on Amazon (CD version) and here (digital version). How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World is directed by Dean DeBlois and features the voices of Jay Baruchel, America Ferrera, Cate Blanchett, Kit Harrington, Craig Ferguson and F. Murray Abraham. The movie just opened in Australia and will arrive in U.S. theaters on February 22. Visit the official movie website for more information about the DreamWorks Pictures production, which will be released by Universal Pictures.
1. Raiders Return to Busy, Busy Berk (5:27)
2. Dinner Talk – Grimmel's Introduction (3:53)
3. Legend Has It – Cliffside Playtime (4:21)
4. Toothless: Smitten. (3:16)
5. Worst Pep Talk Ever (2:40)
6. Night Fury Killer (3:36)
7. Exodus! (4:38)
8. Third Date (6:49)
9. New 'New Tail' (1:28)
10. Furies in Love (3:03)
11. Killer Dragons (5:05)
12. With Love Comes a Great Waterfall (2:08)
13. The Hidden World (5:16)
14. Armada Battle (8:40)
15. As Long As He's Safe (6:29)
16. Once There Were Dragons (5:45)
17. Together From Afar – Jónsi (3:17)
Idin Aazami says:
Thank you for this great article!! I adore the soundtracks from the previous films, John Powell is a brilliant composer! I'm over the moon with happiness and excitement that Jonsi has made a song in collaboration with John Powell for this How To Train Your Dragon movie as well, each song he has made for these movies has been incredible.


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British American Tobacco Uganda Ltd v Bamuda Tobacco Company Ltd ( HCT-00-CC-MA-0599-2005 ) [2005] UGCOMMC 57 (4 October 2005);
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Injunctions and interdicts
(COMMERCIAL COURT DIVISION)
HCT-00-CC-MA-599-2005
(Arising from HCT-00-CC-CS-572-2005)
BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCOUGANDA LIMITED APPLICANT
BAMUDA TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED RESPONDENT
BEFORE: THE HON. MR. JUSTICE FMS EGONDA-NTENDE
1. The applicant, who is also the plaintiff in the head suit, is seeking, a temporary injunction to restrain the respondent from buying tobacco from farmers in Northern Uganda during the 2005/2006 tobacco buying season and from interfering with the plaintiff's sponsorship contracts with tobacco farmers in the same region or procuring or attempting to procure the breach of the said contracts. The applicant further seeks that the costs of this application be provided for. The application is brought by notice of motion and supported by an affidavit.
2. Four grounds are set forth in support of this application. Firstly that the applicant has a prima facie case against the respondent. Secondly it is claimed that if the injunction is not issued the applicant will suffer will suffer irreparable damage. Thirdly that it is in the interests of justice for an injunction to issue. And lastly that on a balance of convenience favour lies with issuance rather than none-issuance of the temporary injunction.
3. This application is opposed by the respondent who filed an affidavit in reply to the affidavit filed by the applicant.
4. This application is brought under Order 37 Rule 1(a) and 9 of the Civil Procedure Rules. I shall out Order 37 Rule 1(a) at the outset.
'1. Where in any suit it is proved by affidavit or otherwise ---- (a) that any property in dispute in a suit is in danger of being wasted, damaged, or alienated by any party to the suit, or wrongfully sold in execution of a decree, or (b)................................. the court may grant a temporary injunction to restrain such an act, or make such other order for the purpose of staying and preventing the wasting, damaging, alienation, sale, removal, or disposition of the property as the court thinks fit until the disposal of the suit or until further orders.'
5. Mr. Ebert Byenkya, learned counsel for the applicant, submitted that this application is brought under Order 37 Rule 1 of the Civil Procedure Rules, and then went on to address court on the grounds set out herein above on which this application relies. I shall return to these grounds later on.
6. As will be seen on a perusal of the relevant rule it allows for applications of this nature where it is shown that any property in dispute which is the subject matter of a suit is in danger of being wasted, damaged, alienated, or wrongfully sold in execution. Firstly it must be shown that the head suit is one the subject matter of which is property in dispute. Secondly that property must be in danger of wastage, damage, alienation or sale as the case may be by a party to the suit. These two conditions must be satisfied first before considering any of the grounds that were argued by Mr. Byenkya.
7. The subject matter of the head suit is set out in paragraph 3 of the plaint. It reads,
'The plaintiffs' action against the defendants is for an injunction against the defendant restraining it from interfering with the 1st plaintiff's sponsorship contracts with tobacco farmers in the Northern Region, procuring or attempting to procure the breach of the said contracts and also for an injunction restraining the defendant from participating as a buyer in the 2005 tobacco buying season.'
8. Clearly the subject matter of this suit is not about any property as intended under Order 37 Rule 1(a) of the Civil Procedure Rules. This suit is not concerned with the probable wastage, damage, alienation or sale of any property in dispute. This suit is about interference with contracts, a matter that is governed by Order 37 Rule 2(1) of the Civil Procedure Rules.
9. On that ground alone, of being brought under the wrong law, I dismiss this application with costs. However, in event that I am wrong, I will proceed to consider the merits of the application, as if the same had been brought under the correct law.
10. Mr. Byenkya submitted that the applicant had made out a prima facie case as it had shown that the respondent was not licensed to sponsor farmers or buy tobacco in the Northern Region under The Tobacco Control and Marketing Act, 1996, and the regulations made there under. On its affidavit in reply the respondents had admitted to sponsoring some farmers which was illegal. He argued that illegality on the part of the respondent had been established, and therefore the applicant had a prima facie case established against the respondent.
11. Secondly Mr. Byenkya argued that the applicant had shown it would suffer irreparable injury as it sponsored thousands of farmers with inputs, and whenever one farmer was approached, a cause of action accrued to the applicant. It had been established that the respondent had engaged in illegal activity of sponsoring farmers.
12. Thirdly that in case of doubt, the court should determine the balance of convenience, which in his view, tipped in favour of granting the injunction rather not granting the same.
13. Mr. Robert Bauti, learned counsel for the respondent opposed the application. He argued that the applicant had not shown that it had a prima facie case against the respondent. It had failed to prove interference with the contracts in question. The applicant had not shown that its farmers had failed to deliver tobacco to it. No proof of irreparable injury was established. He submitted that the respondents are new entrants to the tobacco industry, and they were sponsoring independent farmers, which was a pre- condition to obtaining a tobacco buying licence. He prayed that this application should be dismissed.
14. I have examined the affidavit in support of this application together with the affidavit in reply thereto. The applicant claims to have sponsorship contracts with thousands of farmers but it has not named a single farmer with whom it signed such a contract. Secondly the applicant has not established, among the thousands of contracts it alleges to have made with farmers in the Northern Region, a single contract which has been interfered with in anyway, let alone, in such a way as to procure a breach of performance of the same by the farmer.
15. In establishing a prima facie case, the applicant placed a lot of score about the illegality of the respondent's actions. He implored this court not to ignore the illegality in question, as courts do not traditionally condone illegality.
16. Illegality by itself, does not establish a prima facie case, in a civil case of interference with a contract. The acts of illegality may amount to a crime but fail to be sufficient basis to conclude that a contract has been interfered with. The applicant has not established the existence of one single contract, let alone establishing a contract that has been interfered with by the respondent.
17. The question of whether the applicant will suffer any irreparable damage can only likewise be answered in the negative. Having failed to establish a possible right that has been breached or otherwise interfered with, the question of damage, whether irreparable or not, cannot arise.
18. As I am not in any doubt as to the failure of the applicant to show that it has a prima facie case or that it will suffer irreparable harm, it is not necessary to consider, where the balance of convenience lies.
19. This application is without merit. It is dismissed with costs.
Dated at Kampala this 4th day of October 2005.
FMS Egonda-Ntende
British American Tobacco (U) Ltd v Sedrach Mwijakubi & 4 Ors (CIVIL APPEAL NO. 50 OF 2008.) [2010] UGCA 1 (1 August 2010);
Nabugabo Updeal Joint Venture v Escom Investment Ltd ((HCT-00-CC-MA-0861-2006)) [2007] UGCOMMC 7 (29 January 2007);
Cwezi Properties Limited v Housing Finance Bank Limited (MISC APPLICATION No. 970 OF 2013) [2014] UGCOMMC 96 (13 July 2014);
Inyatsi Construction Ltd & Anor v Kampala Capital City Authority & Anor (MISCELLANEOUS APPLICATION NO. 290 OF 2013) [2013] UGCOMMC 147 (23 August 2013);
Crane Bank Ltd v Nipun Narottam Bhatia (Civil Appeal No. 02 of 2014) [2015] UGSC 16 (20 August 2015);


The Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB) of the University of Luxembourg, through the H2020 TWINNING project: CENTRE-PD, is organising the "CENTRE-PD Innovation Workshop on Neurodegeneration – From bench to bedside", which will take place on the 5th of February, 2019 at the Hotel Légère in Munsbach, Luxembourg.
The workshop provides a unique opportunity for academics and industry partners to network and discuss innovations in translational medicine. It focuses on innovative ideas, technologies and techniques in fundamental and clinical research as well as patient care in Neurodegenerative diseases. The workshop is open to researchers and clinicians from academia, research institutions, hospitals and biobanks. The day will include symposium lectures from academic researchers and industry partners as well as networking opportunities.
For registration questions, please contact Sophie Wagner (sophie.wagner [at] uni.lu), LCSB Communications Team.
For all other correspondence, please contact Dr. Francesca Borrelli (francesca.borrelli [at] uni.lu), CENTRE-PD project manager.


Since the beginning, everything about Hawk and Cara's relationship has always been rough, hot, and passionate. When the VP of the Insurgents MC had first locked eyes with the feisty lawyer, he'd known he'd make her his forever. Cara fought the intense feelings she had for the rugged, tatted bad boy, but she finally gave him her heart and body.
And now, they are finally ready to tie the knot. To join their two worlds, Cara is having her classy society wedding and Hawk is throwing a big biker wedding for his brotherhood.
Nothing can destroy their joy.
Then someone from their past materializes, lurking in the shadows, and waiting to destroy the happiness the couple has fought so hard to have.
When danger comes to Pinewood Springs, Hawk and Cara's love for each other will be tested in ways no newlyweds should have to endure. Hawk will have to do whatever it takes to make sure his beloved woman is safe and by his side for life.
Will Hawk be able to be there for Cara when she needs him the most?
Weddings are stressful and marriage can be challenging, but when a woman marries an outlaw the stakes are higher and more dangerous than ever….
An Insurgent's Wedding is 66,682 words.
Hawk's Property, Book 1, is included with An Insurgent's Wedding. It should be read first.
An Insurgent's Wedding is Hawk and Cara's continuing story. It is part of the Insurgents MC series and is NOT a standalone romance novel. Book 1, Hawk's Property, must be read in order to understand and enjoy An Insurgent's Wedding. This book contains violence, sexual assault (not graphic), strong language, and steamy/graphic sexual scenes. It describes the life and actions of an outlaw motorcycle club. If any of these issues offend you, please do not read the book. HEA. No cliffhangers! The book is intended for readers over the age of 18.


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Q: Sitecore 8.2 GeoIP Service I am using Sitecore GeoIp service to get the user country. When I am loading the page first time it is returing country = "N/A". But when I reload the page, it returns the correct country.
I am using following code to get the country.
var ipAddress = x.x.x.x;
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Ip = ipAddress,
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     Id = GeoIpManager.IpHashProvider.ComputeGuid(ipaddress)

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var geoIpResult = GeoIpManager.GetGeoIpData(geoIpOptions);
string country = geoIpResult.GeoIpData.Country;
Please let me know if I am missing something to get the correct country on first load itself.
Thanks,
Alok...

A: Sitecore does not wait until the information has been obtained from the GeoIP service in case the response takes a long time. In order to force it to wait on the first request, you can install one of the packages mentioned in this kb article: https://kb.sitecore.net/articles/320734
I have tested this in a production implementation and it works well.


WE'VE ALWAYS LOVED THE PAST. ESPECIALLY NOW THAT IT HAS BEEN SET FREE BY THE INTERNET… RELEASED FROM THE LINEAR ACADEMIC LENS OF TIME. ISN'T THE PAST SORTA CULMINATING IN THE PRESENT? SO, WE WANT TO LINGER BACK THERE AGAIN FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF NOW. AFTER ALL, EVERYTHING IS ALWAYS CHANGING ALL OF THE TIME… EVEN THE PAST.
The work of ROLU, rosenlof/lucas, ro/lu is featured in the new issue of Dwell.
The hard copy hasn't arrived in the mail yet but the online photos by Dean Kaufman are great! Chk the slideshow!
It was an honor to work with great clients, Andrew Blauvelt and Scott Winter, and of course Julie Snow, one of our favorite architects.
Please enjoy the time and space and change that happens in them.


Yesterday, the Weed Science Society of America honored several members for their outstanding contributions to the Society and the discipline.
Among the awardees this year was, Dr. Joe DiTomaso, Professor and Cooperative Extension Specialist at UC Davis. Joe received the Outstanding Research Award which was established to recognize research contributions in both applied and basic weed science that demonstrated originality and creativity and had an impact on the field. The Weed Science Society (and his UC colleagues) congratulate Joe DiTomaso on this award and for career-long impact and leadership.
An undergraduate Plant Science student working in the UC Davis weed science program also received one of the nine undergraduate student research awards granted by the Society. Drew's research proposal includes evaluating the impacts of temperature on how -resistant and -susceptible populations of junglerice respond to glyphosate (way to go Drew!).
Dr. Kevin Gibson from Purdue University (PhD in Ecology from UC Davis) - "Outstanding Paper in Invasive Plant Science and Managment"
Dr. Wun Chao from USDA-ARS in North Dakota (PhD in Genetics from UC Riverside) - "Outstanding Paper in Weed Science"
Dr. Amit Jhala from University of Nebraska (postdoc at UC Davis) - "Outstanding Early Career Weed Scientist"
Dr. Michael Barrett from University of Kentucky (PhD in Botany from UC Davis) - "WSSA Public Service Award"


Have an impossible to-do list? We hear you. That's why we're here to help.
And focus on these three things: the date, the venue, and the guest list. You'll need to make a decision on these items before you send out invitations. How many people do you plan to invite? Choose a venue that could accommodate everyone if they said they could attend. Some venues book nearly a year in advance and fill up fast, so the sooner you can get that call in to reserve your date, the less stressful it will be when it comes time to start planning the details for the party.
And don't hesitate to follow up with your guests! For larger parties and parties in which your guests might have to make extensive travel arrangements, it's best to invite your guests as far in advance as you can. You want most of your guests to be able to come, so make it easier on them and on yourself by inviting them early. This also gives you an idea as to who will (or won't) be attending.
3. Create a master to-do list for all of your tasks.
The food? The decorations? The shopping list? The day-of prep? Create a timeline to complete your party-planning so that you know what needs to be done and when, and then stick to it. Make sure to check off each item as completed. That way, you'll be able to see what has been done and what tasks still need to be prioritized at a glance.
Ask friends or family if they'd like to help you get things ready for the party. You can have someone help you with the shopping or cooking. Another person can help with decorating. Are you making party favors? Enlist your crafty friend to help you get those ready for the party. If you're throwing a potluck, ask guests to bring their favorite dish. If you're hosting a cocktail party, ask to borrow barware and serving glasses. Delegating tasks will help to lower your party-planning stress and get more things done more efficiently. Not to mention, mixing and matching talents lends to everyone feeling more neighborly with each other.
5. Serve small bites, buffet-style.
It's easier, more communal, and usually more relaxed! This will simplify your shopping and preparation tasks, which will make the party much more fun for you too. Serve delicious appetizers that don't take too long to make, such as toasted brioche rounds with creme fraiche and caviar or lobster salad on endive spears, instead of an entree and complete the evening with a dessert bar that allows your guests to create their own ice cream sundae.
The same simplified approach taken to food applies to cocktails and mocktails. There's no need to offer a full bar when you have a few quality spirits to present. Decide to serve either a signature drink or a big bowl of punch, which never fails to please a crowd. Might we suggest our Pomegranate-Champagne specialty?
7. Pick a premade music playlist.
Isn't that what technology is for? The last thing you need to worry about are the tunes. Pick a playlist that enhances the event, rather than distracts, and transitions smoothly between the tracks. Let Spotify or another app play DJ for you, and all you have to do is press "play."
8. Have the decorations do double-duty.
Make them edible. Set them up as place settings. Pass them out as party favors at the end of the night. You can plan around a central color palette (two or three colors) and focus your decorating on a few simple ideas or one statement wall that everyone will be clamoring to snap for Instagram. For one idea, take a closer look at this party setting: the paper pom-poms seen here do double-duty as hanging ornaments and napkin rings.
9. Be ready for an "oops" moment.
A stained table cloth. Increment weather. A spilled wine glass (or two). Even the best laid plans for a party can go awry. Before the party, walk around your venue and spot potential problems. When you've considered the worst-case scenarios, be prepared. Have a few dish towels, a small emergency kit, and this handy stain removal chart on hand, and it will be easier to tackle any problems that come up the day of the party.


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Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Bill: Briefing for Lords Stages
House of Lords Library
Published Wednesday, November 14, 2018
This House of Lords Library Briefing has been prepared in advance of the second reading in the House of Lords of the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Bill on 23 November 2018.
The Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Bill is a private member's bill introduced in the House of Commons by Karen Buck (Labour MP for Westminster North) and sponsored in the House of Lords by Lord Best (Crossbench). With government support, the bill completed its third reading in the House of Commons on 26 October 2018. The bill received its first reading in the House of Lords on 29 October 2018 and is scheduled for second reading on 23 November 2018.
The bill seeks to improve the standard of housing in the private and social rented sectors by giving tenants the right to take direct legal action to require their landlord to rectify a defective property. Data from the English Housing Survey in 2016 found a fifth of dwellings did not meet the decent homes standard, with the highest rates of failure in the private rented sector. The bill would amend the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 to make provision for an implied covenant by the landlord that the property is fit for human habitation at the date the lease is granted and for the duration of the term of the lease. The bill would also amend the definition of fitness for human habitation in the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 to apply the housing health and safety rating system prescribed under section 2 of the Housing Act 2004. If the landlord fails to maintain the property in a fit state, the tenant would have the right to take direct legal action for breach of contract.
This briefing summarises the bill's provisions, the current regulations on housing standards, and the bill's House of Commons stages.
Lords Library notes LLN-2018-0121
Author: James Goddard
Topic: Housing standards
Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Bill briefing for Lords stages ( PDF, 178.15 KB)
Bill Page on UK Parliament Website
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Newark, New Jersey: The Montclair Film Festival's annual fundraiser will return to Downtown Newark.
The 2015 event will feature Montclair resident Stephen Colbert, the new host of 'The Late Show' on CBS, and J.J. Abrams, the director of Star Wars: Episode VII. It will be held at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center at 8:00pm on Saturday, November 21st.
Tickets to the event, which is called 'Celebrity Nerd Off', range from just under $60 to $250, and will be available to members of the general public on Friday, September 11th.
According to the Montclair Film Festival, "this event will feature the pair in a wide-ranging, on-stage look at their influences, ideas, and creative work".
The New Jersey Performing Arts Center is located off of Broad Street at 1 Center Street. There is paid parking in the area, and transportation is available using the NJPAC/Center Street Station on the Newark Light Rail from Newark Penn Station or Newark Broad Street Station.


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John Ridewall (en latin, Johannes Ridovalensis) est un moine franciscain anglais du , auteur du Fulgentius metaforalis, traité de mythologie dont Fulgence est la source principale.

Le Fulgentius metaforalis comporte un certain nombre de chapitres, dans chacun desquels Ridewall, après un chapitre introductif sur les « idoles », associe une divinité et une vertu (ou parfois un vice). L'édition d'H. Liebeschütz ne donne que les six premiers chapitres :
 Ydolatria
 Saturnus - Prudentia
 Jupiter - Benivolencia
 Juno - Memoria
 Neptunus - Intelligencia
 Pluto - Providencia
Mais le texte conservé par plusieurs manuscrits comportait d'autres chapitres, tels qu'Apollon et la vérité, Mercure et l'éloquence, Ganymède et la sodomie, etc. Dans la tradition de Fulgence, Ridewall donne une interprétation « moralisée », christianisée et allégorique des mythes antiques.

John Ridewall est par ailleurs l'auteur d'un Commentaire aux Mitologiae de Fulgence.

Notes et références

Bibliographie
 H. Liebeschütz, Fulgentius metaforalis. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der antiken Mythologie im Mittelalter, Leipzig, B. G. Teubner, 1926.
 B. Smalley, English Friars and Antiquity in the Early Fourteenth Century, Oxford, Blackwell, 1960, pp. 109-132.
 Judson B. Allen, « Commentary as Criticism: The Text, Influence and Literary Theory of Fulgentius Metaphored of John Ridewall », in Acta conventus neo-latini Amstelodamensis. Proceedings of the Second International Congress of Neo-Latin Studies (Amsterdam, 19-24 August 1973), ed. P. Tuynman, G. C. Kuiper and E. Kessler (Humanistische Bibliothek 1, 26), Münich, 1979, pp. 25-47.
 Robert Earl Kaske, Arthur Groos, Michael W. Twomney, Mediaeval Christian Literary Imagery: A Guide to Interpretation, University of Toronto Press, 1988, p. 112. (En ligne.)

Liens externes

Franciscain anglais
Écrivain médiéval de langue latine
Mythographe
Écrivain anglais du XIVe siècle

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Mac wants to borrow my car tomorrow.
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You said that Judy wasn't hungry.
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Seven people hospitalized after three-car crash on Burlington Road in Harwinton, Connecticut
7 People Transported to the Hospital After Multi-Car Crash in Harwinton
Fire officials said seven people were transported to the hospital after a three-car crash in Harwinton Sunday evening. Police said the accident happened at the intersection of Burlington Road, also know as Route 4, and Harmony Hill Road.
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ID Logistics (IDL) is an international contract logistics service provider catering for the retail, FMCG, industrial, textile, cosmetics and e-commerce sectors. Its headquarters are in Cavaillon, France. IDL operates in 200 locations in 14 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. The company's Polish subsidiary was established in 2008 and has become one of the most dynamic logistics contractors in the country with a client list that includes Auchan, Norauto, Carrefour, Refresco, Sogefi and Lindt.
-Yann Belgy, General Manager at ID Logistics.
ID Logistics – an international logistics service provider quoted on the French stock exchange – was looking for a new, high-tech facility so that it could consolidate logistics operations for the Auchan retail chain from two separate locations into one. There were no suitable ready-to-use warehouses available, so the only solution was to build a completely new facility.
One of IDL's essential requirements for the new warehouse was an area capable of storing over 54,000 pallets.
A plot of land, suitable for a c40,000 m2 warehouse, was available at P3 Mszczonów park. However, once the initial simulations were carried out, the planned building was unable to meet IDL's large pallet space requirements. P3 resolved this problem by building the warehouse with a working height of 12 m, two metres above standard – creating 20% extra storage space.
P3 Mszczonów park is about 50 km south west of Warsaw, in a rapidly expanding logistics area. The park is located on the Warsaw - Katowice E67 Expressway, HGV and truck route No 50, which connects to the A2 motorway (18 km) and the E77 Expressway. These provide direct road links to the cities of central and western Poland such as Katowice, Łódź and Poznań – a market of some 3 million people – as well as to Berlin and the rest of Western Europe. The park is only 40 minutes drive from the Okęcie International Airport.
Public transport connections serve the area and the park provides both rail and non-rail facilities, all built to modern standards.
A total of 311,092 m2 on completion, including land zoned for over 168,000 m² of Build-to-Suit space.
Construction of the park began in 1999.
The largest occupiers include Fiege, Jeronimo Martins Polska and ID Logistics.
It has its own road network and a 62-dock layout. There is parking for over 80 HGVs. The building has a working height of 12 m, 2m above standard.
"With limited land available for the new facility and IDL's requirement for significant pallet storage, we suggested that the new warehouse should be two metres higher than the standard. As a result, we were able to provide the additional area needed. Increasing the height to 12 metres created an additional 20% of storage space compared to a 10 metre high building," said Piotr Bzowski, Leasing & Development Director at P3.
IDL's new warehouse was also designed and developed in line with the principles of sustainable construction in order to provide energy efficiency and lower operating costs. The façade is made of special sandwich panels to increase insulation, while inside the warehouse has been fitted with the latest LED lighting products on trunking rails enabling rapid and low-cost modifications. Another energy-saving solution that has been employed is the solar systems supporting utility water heating along with infrared sensor activated taps fitted with aerators.
Construction of the warehouse started in December 2014 and it was handed over for use in July 2015, almost a month ahead of schedule.


1. Empty gelatin packets into bowl of stand mixer (whisk attachment), with passionfruit puree and blood orange juice. Stir briefly to combine.
4. Continue to whip until the mixture becomes very thick and is lukewarm, approximately 12 minutes. Add food coloring, if using for the whole batch, during this stage.
5. While it's whipping, butter a large 9 x 12 pan and dust with powdered sugar. Prepare an oiled spatula for later.
I'd start these the day before you want them finished, because you need to let them cool for quite a while before cutting and dipping (and then they'll need maybe 30 more minutes before serving). But not too much in advance, because homemade marshmallows maintain texture best when fresh (though they can keep for about three weeks in a sealed container, or can even be frozen). Plan appropriately!
1. Empty gelatin packets into bowl of stand mixer (whisk attachment), with passionfruit puree. Stir briefly to combine.
8. Turn the marshmallows out onto a cutting board and cut into squares. As you're cutting, lightly dust all sides of each marshmallow with the remaining powdered sugar, using additional if necessary. May be stored in an airtight container for up to 3 weeks, or frozen. They're delicious straight up at this point, if you don't want to dip them.
9. Dip in melted chocolate chips (melt in microwave on 50% power for a few minutes, in 30 second bursts, stirring in between); add sprinkles if desired, then lay on wax paper to dry for about 30 minutes.
Using vanilla bean gives a strong vanilla flavor — you can cut the amount in half if you'd prefer it milder, or leave it out entirely.
2. In a small saucepan (a bigger one will be heavy and hard to hold steadily at a later stage) combine water, granulated sugar, corn syrup, vanilla bean seeds, and salt. Cover and cook over medium high heat for 4 minutes. Uncover and cook until the mixture reaches soft ball stage (240 degrees if you have a candy thermometer), approximately 8 minutes. Once the mixture reaches this temperature, immediately remove from heat; if it continues, it will swiftly turn into hard candy.
8. Turn the marshmallows out onto a cutting board and cut into squares. As you're cutting, lightly dust all sides of each marshmallow with the remaining powdered sugar, using additional if necessary. May be stored in an airtight container for up to 3 weeks, or frozen.
OPTIONAL: Dip in melted white chocolate chips (melt in microwave on 50% power for a few minutes, in 30 second bursts, stirring in between), and coat in sprinkles; lay on wax paper to dry.
These make very fluffy, mousse-like marshmallows, because there's a component to mango that resists setting. I'm told that if you cook the mango first, it'll set more firmly, but I like them this way!
1. Empty gelatin packets into bowl of stand mixer (whisk attachment), with mango puree and lime juice. Stir briefly to combine.
Honestly, I would only recommend the white chocolate-dipped passionfruit-vanilla bean marshmallows for people with a serious sweet tooth; they are too sweet for me.
My kitchen smells gorgeously of passionfruit. It's Pooja Makhijani's fault — I was going to go to sleep, but I finished her online food writing class (first session), and just had to cook something. So, experimenting with passionfruit-vanilla marshmallows it is.
1. Cook sweet milk rice: Put rice with water, sugar, and salt in a saucepan. Bring to boil, then cover and turn down to a simmer; cook 15 minutes. Take off lid and stir in coconut milk; simmer uncovered until coconut milk is absorbed, about 5-10 more minutes.
2. Chop mango and mix with chili, salt, and lime.
3. Serve warm milk rice with mango and a little jaggery sprinkled on top.
3. Spoon batter into prepared pan and bake 12-15 minutes, until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. (My pan holds 30, so I do one-and-a-half batches.


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NFLA highly concerned with nuclear safety at the Aldermaston and Burghfield nuclear weapon sites and seeks action from nuclear regulato
The Nuclear Free Local Authorities (NFLA) raises today its ongoing and real concerns with safety at the UK's military nuclear sites, including Devonport Dockyard, where Trident submarines undergo refit, and the Atomic Weapons Establishment, where the UK's nuclear weapons are made. The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee and the National Audit Office have recently highlighted serious safety issues in the defence nuclear sector. As such, NFLA therefore calls on the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) to work with the Defence Nuclear Safety Regulator to push for significant improvements in the sector.
In its alarming report, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) concluded that the infrastructure supporting the Royal Navy's nuclear submarine fleet, which hosts the Trident nuclear weapons programme, is 'not fit for purpose'. It goes on to say significant delays to maintenance at 13 Ministry of Defence (MoD) nuclear sites has created a 'ticking time bomb' putting nuclear safety and the wider defence nuclear programme under threat. (1)
The Committee has previously warned about a £2.9billion 'affordability gap' for Ministry of Defence nuclear programmes, and particularly that of replacing the Trident weapons programme. Its latest report now notes that there is likely to be a shortage of space at the Devonport and Rosyth dockyards due to delays in dismantling and removing older redundant submarines.
NFLA notes comments made on the PAC report by Kate Hudson, General Secretary of CND, who said: "It's clear that the MoD is overreaching itself financially: it clearly cannot afford to buy a new nuclear weapons system and maintain its other spending requirements. Spending on Trident replacement when it cannot afford general equipment is grossly irresponsible. Even worse are the health and safety risks presented by years of MoD inactivity. There is a backlog of submarines waiting to be dismantled, some of which contain nuclear fuel waste that will be radioactive for thousands of years." (2)
This follows on from the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) last month requiring immediate safety changes to be made at the UK's nuclear warhead assembly facility at Burghfield in West Berkshire. As the Nuclear Information Service (NIS) comment, the ONR has also intimated that, even with the changes, operations at the site can only continue for a limited period of time. If sufficient progress is not made on reducing risk at the facility ONR have said that operations may need to stop altogether.
The UK's nuclear warheads are assembled in the Assembly Technology Centre at the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE), Burghfield, using components manufactured at nearby AWE Aldermaston. The work is carried out in buildings known as 'Gravel Gerties' which are designed to collapse inwards and trap radioactive material if there is a partial explosion during the assembly process. These facilities are thought to have been built in the 1950s. In May the National Audit Office revealed that a replacement building for this project is six years late and is expected to cost £1.8 billion, an increase of 146% over the original budget approved for the project in 2011.
NFLA note that the Aldermaston and Burghfield facilities have been in 'special regulatory measures' for 6 years now at Aldermaston and 3 years at Burghfield. ONR have been forced to use enforcement action 5 times at AWE since 2016 over safety documentation problems, though ONR says these particular safety issues have now been satisfactorily closed. ONR has cited the continued use of aging facilities, delays in undertaking periodic reviews of safety, use of ageing production facilities and the fact that AWE is behind schedule in building new facilities and implementing upgrades when justifying the decision to keep AWE in 'Special Measures'. (3)
NFLA believes the quantity of evidence clearly indicates the Ministry of Defence and the AWE facilities are struggling to provide adequate nuclear safety at its sites, and as a result it may not be capable of delivering the Trident nuclear weapons programme without large levels of new investment the department is struggling to procure from the Treasury. At the upcoming meeting of the ONR NGO Forum, the NFLA and other groups will raise their concerns with the nuclear regulator and seek clarification from it on how it sees the way forward for improving safety at defence nuclear sites.
NFLA Chair, Councillor Ernie Galsworthy said:
"The Public Accounts Committee report confirms what many other agencies are also saying – that defence nuclear programmes appear to be in a state of crisis with crumbling facilities, an aging workforce, specialist staff shortages and endemic funding and practical problems in delivering the Trident nuclear weapons programme. I am pleased the Office for Nuclear Regulation is keeping the Atomic Weapons Establishment under close regulatory control as this seems absolutely necessary. Being under special measures for 3 and 6 years at Burghfield and Aldermaston respectively indicates the defence sector is unable to sort itself out. As a result, it is now high time for the UK Government to cancel the Trident replacement programme and rather sign the Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons, getting fully behind multilateral nuclear disarmament instead."
Ends – for more information please contact Sean Morris, NFLA Secretary, on 0161 234 3244.
(1) Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee, 'Ministry of Defence nuclear programme', 21st September 2018
https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201719/cmselect/cmpubacc/1028/102805.htm#_idTextAnchor002
(2) Quoted in The Ecologist, 25th September 2018
https://theecologist.org/2018/sep/25/nuclear-submarine-infrastructure-not-fit-purpose-reports-marianne-brooker
(3) Nuclear Information Service, 6th August 2018
https://www.nuclearinfo.org/article/awe-burghfield/safety-issues-may-call-time-burghfield-warhead-assembly-plant


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War Criminal Honored at the Paris Airport
Charles de Gaulle Airport has a photo exhibit on Nobel Peace Prize winners.
Including Henry Kissinger, whom Spy magazine used to refer to as the "social-climbing war criminal." I have friends who have dined with Kissinger and they say he is charming at dinner parties. I imagine most war criminals are.
Sorry it's a fuzzy photo. My hands were shaking
Spending Explosion: Visit http://www.brainfreez.net/spending_explosion.html (at the moment the link has been sabotaged and takes you to Microsoft!) to see how much money the "conservative" U.S. President and his cabinet are spending while you play.
Give the President a Brain. I don't mean President Chirac (whose 72nd birthday it is today).
The kiosquiers. Newstands are on strike today . The kiosquiers say there are too many magazines and newspapers, and that they don't sell enough.
The directeurs des écoles. School principals in France have to teach classes as well as keep up with administrative duties. They want more money and less work. They are on administrative strike for a week.
Defenders of bears. There was a 1000-person demonstration over the weekend in the Pyrenees to protest the death of the she-bear Cannelle ["Cinnamon"] who was illegally shot by a hunter at the beginning of November, leaving a cub in danger. Cannelle was mourned by all of France. There are only two or three adult bears left in Pyrenees.
Ivory Coast Update
The Ivory Coast is accusing France before the International Court at the Hague. The Ivoiriens say that on November 9th, French snipers shot without warning into a protesting, unarmed crowd in front of the Hotel Ivoire, killing 64 people and wounding 1300. For the first time, I heard on the radio this morning that the French Defense Minister has now admitted that the French soldiers "were forced to shoot...There were doubtless some victims."
The French were in the center of the country, deployed in Operation Licorne ["Unicorn"] between the northern, Islamic rebels and the mostly Christian south. After Ivory Coast planes bombed a French position in the center and killed 9 French soldiers, the French retaliated by destroying the entire Ivory Coast air fleet and took over the Abidjan airport.
29 November 2004 in Cars, trains and planes, Current Affairs, France, Other countries, Politics, U.S.A., War and violence | Permalink | Comments (0)
The Evil Empire
There is a new French magazine called l'Empire, devoted to the United States. "Devoted" is perhaps the wrong word.
[From the editorial of the first issue, after a plea to please please please subscribe]
"Never in history has a sole power deployed its troops all around the planet. [The French prefer to forget that the British Empire existed.] Never has a model of civilization spread itself around the world with such force. [The French tried it too but it didn't take.] The United States of America weighs on the destiny of all the countries of the globe. Such a fact cannot leave anyone indifferent. It well deserves an attentive chronicle. This is what L'Empire proposes. Our judgment is critical. But, whenever possible [sometimes we can't help ourselves!] , free of prejudices and of ideological standpoints. It will be that of a Candide of our time. Curious and open to debate. Of course, we will apply ourselves to indicating the sore points.
"'Anti-américanisme!' some will cry. They are wrong. We love America. Its fascinating spaces, its rich culture, its inexhaustible energy, its spirit of enterprise. As Europeans, we recognize the common values we share with this great people. But we dare to say that this verse is a little short.
"Europe, like Asia, Africa and South America, has also developed in the course of its history distinct values which are not the same as those of the American model. We are attached to this diversity and think it must be defended.
"The difference on the war in Iraq is only an episode. America has a long tradition of using force in external affairs [luckily for France]. For the better and for the worse. This geostrategic fact should incite us all to vigilance. Many Americans are themselves conscious of the dangers of what we must certainly call imperialism. A simplistic and evangelical vision of the world risks blinding this great nation so much as to bring its decline into view. That would be as heavy in consequence for everyone as the nation's apogee.
"We must therefore open our eyes wide. We will do it together with you, listening to your questions, your objects, your propositions."
I read the whole magazine standing at the newstand. I refused to pay one sou for this piece of anti-American trash, whose attitude toward my country is summed up by the word used throughout the magazine for "Americans": etasuniens [Unitedstatesians]. This stupid neologism is a favorite of America-haters who buy the mainly Argentinian argument that we are not entitled to call ourselves Americans-- even though we have called ourselves that for nearly four hundred years-- since they, too, are Americans!
I was pleased to see there was no advertising. There had better not be.
Update: Never saw the second issue....Good riddance.
26 November 2004 in Books, literature, Current Affairs, France, U.S.A. | Permalink | Comments (0)
Today it's
the Scallop Fishermen
The French government has forbidden them to fish in areas where there are toxic algae. They are losing a lot of money because of this and want the government to pay them for their lost income.
The Iron Arm (Bras de Fer)
is a French expression that means a showdown. Today there has been a showdown between the truck drivers who threaten to paralyze Paris tomorrow with a thousand big trucks, and the government which is showing an unaccustomed firmness. The police have an order to suspend on the spot the driver's license of anyone using his truck to impede traffic, and the Transport Minister issued an order forbidding the drivers to demonstrate except on foot. Prime Minister Raffarin declared, "The right to strike exists, the right of blocking people does not."
"Seven hundred trucks are on their way," said a truckers' representative. "We're surprised the government would make such a big deal out of this if as few truckers are involved as they say."
My husband just came in from the airport and said the Périphérique [the ring road around Paris] is closed and there are police everywhere.
I do hope they don't block the city. Tomorrow is the day before Thanksgiving and I am preparing dinner for 15 people. There are always some last-minute errands so I really hope the routiers are reasonable.
24 November 2004 in Current Affairs, Daily life in Paris, France, Strikes and demonstrations | Permalink | Comments (0)
Who's Angry Today; Ivory Coast Encounter
In France when a group of people is disgruntled, goes on strike or protests publicly, it is always described as en colère. In a Paris restaurant I often go to, there used to be a dish called Merlans frits en colère (whiting, fried angrily). Here is who's en colère today.
The routiers (truck drivers).
They are angry because French social taxes and regulations, as well as the high price of fuel, cause them to be much less competitive than trucking companies from other European countries, like Belgium.
One thousand trucks from all over France will converge on Paris on Wednesday, 24 November (good day to be out of town). "We don't know yet what the consequences of our action will be," said the delegate of the truckers organization. "We do not approve of these methods," said the Transport Ministry.
All the same, it is 100% sure the government will keel over and do whatever the truckers want.
The Cauliflower Growers
Recently a cauliflower grower in Brittany was so upset about the Eastern European competition that he kidnapped two gendarmes. Of course he went to jail, but the cauliflower growers, en colère, demonstrated in his support. "The assembly dispersed peacefully," though.
The Winemakers
"Ladies and gentlemen, you have before you a criminal, a man with blood on his hands," said Bertrand Devillard, a leading representative of the winemakers, yesterday at the famous wine sale of the Hospices de Beaune. The winemakers are angry about the government's new anti-alcoholism campaign, which includes a poster showing wine as dripping blood.
A Supporter of Laurent Gbagbo
Today I met a man who is a member of the Bete tribe of the Ivory Coast. He is furious at the French and thinks President Laurent Gbagbo is just trying to wrest control of the country's riches away from the colonial power (France) so that the Ivoiriens benefit from their own oil. "The media here tells nothing but lies about what is going on there."
He also said that the late President Sékou Touré of Guinea was just defending himself from assassins when he threw people into prison and executed them. "These assassins were sent by France. But they never say this. They just say he was throwing people into prison for no reason."
He also said he can tell someone from the Ivory Coast just by looking. Senegalese are much darker, taller, and even the palms of their hands are dark.
22 November 2004 in Cars, trains and planes, Daily life in Paris, France, Other countries, Politics, Strikes and demonstrations | Permalink | Comments (0)
La Busherie
Since the defeat of reason John Kerry last week in the U.S. elections, I have been getting a lot of sympathy email from non-American friends ("I promise not to discuss the election!" is the general tenor) and some remarkable emails from the Americans. One of them wrote that she was so upset by Bush's election she had to go to bed for two days. (Her husband had voted for Bush. I would like to see the male-female breakdown of the vote.) Someone else just sent me Adam Felber's concession speech. The Canadians, always ready to help (and as Spy magazine once put it, to apologize to cash machines), have set up a website devoted to arranging marriages for Americans who want to leave their country.
07 November 2004 in Current Affairs, Daily life in Paris, Politics, U.S.A. | Permalink | Comments (1)
They've Been Wrong Before
Free and Slave States and Territories Before the Civil War
States That Went For Kerry (blue) and Bush (red) in November 2004
06 November 2004 in Current Affairs, Politics, U.S.A. | Permalink | Comments (0)
On the Motards
Last weekend the French were "invited" by their government to drive with their lights on in the daytime, except in towns. ("Invite" in France means "Please do this." Once during a bomb scare at Charles de Gaulle Airport I was invited to leave the terminal immediately.) It is a safety measure that has been proven to lead to fewer accidents. If the experiment is successful in reducing accidents, daytime lights will become obligatory in five months. But nothing is simple in France. There have already been several angry demonstrations against this safety rule by the motards. They fear being lost in the stream of headlights.
Motard means motorcyclist. In France they drive with their headlights on, are missed by speed radars since they have no front license-plates, and go at high speed between lanes. If you drive in the fast lane, they are always coming up on your blind side and will wave you over and even thump on or kick your car if you don't move to the left. Not surprisingly, you see a lot of dead motards in France. I recently learned that it is actually illegal for motorcycles to go between lanes of cars. One of the many French laws that are really "laws."
05 November 2004 in France | Permalink | Comments (0)
Last night I was going 160 kilometers per hour (100 mph) when I noticed I was passing a police car. But they did nothing. The cops just kept driving along in the right lane. Not at all sure of myself, I slowed down and went back into the right lane myself. Soon two more cars passed me going 180 kph.
Yes, I was on the German autobahn.
04 November 2004 in Anomalies of German life, Cars, trains and planes, Germany, Travel | Permalink | Comments (0)


Rest assured, the traditional Nazzaro kids on the couch Valentine is coming, I just have to get it loaded up. But in the meantime... here's a teeny pic of me and Sophie, holding one of her Valentines. It says "Wool you be my Valentine?" and features a cotton-ball-made lambie and numerous hearts.
Tomorrow we host my sister's bridal shower here - what a lovely way to celebrate my favorite holiday! Happy Valentine's Day!


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Q: awk printing lines with criteria - greater than cat file.txt |  awk  ' /queryId/; /stats_missing/; /memory/'

Command above produces below results:
queryId : 3440b6c90a6ccec1
  stats_missing : true
  memory : 500
queryId : d94bf4e4756e6342
  stats_missing : false
  memory : 200

What I want is to produce only results where memory > certain number (ex 300)
So my output would only produce memory : (number greater than 300)
queryId : d94bf4e4756e6342
  stats_missing : false
  memory : 500

Sample source data from file.txt
queryId : 794d12600c5b11ad:c79abeee00000000
statement : SELECT `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`filedt` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`ssn` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`suff` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`ln_num` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`prog` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`dlqdys` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`status` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`currprin` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`origprin` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`rpmtbegdt` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`forbmos` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`owner` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`frstdsbdt` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`uniq_loan_id` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`.`fdr_acct_nbr` FROM `edw_sandbox`.`e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118` `e88172_FIRSTFORBS_103118`  LIMIT 10000
queryType : QUERY
queryState : FINISHED
startTime : 2018-12-19T22:29:02.235Z
rowsProduced : null
attributes : {
  thread_cpu_time_percentage : 51
  thread_network_receive_wait_time : 34
  thread_cpu_time : 166
  hdfs_average_scan_range : 3.3535640666666668E7
  bytes_streamed : 3572722
  hdfs_bytes_read : 100606922
  query_status : OK
  hdfs_scanner_average_bytes_read_per_second : 1.358740106189443E9
  thread_network_receive_wait_time_percentage : 11
  oom : false
  planning_wait_time_percentage : 0
  admission_wait : 0
  connected_user : e88172
  stats_missing : false
  planning_wait_time : 9
  client_fetch_wait_time_percentage : 0
  session_type : HIVESERVER2
  memory : 629145600
  client_fetch_wait_time : 6
  file_formats :
  admission_result : Admitted immediately
  pool : root.default
  session_id : e3463e2b18af960e:56a
  stats_corrupt : false
  thread_total_time : 329
  thread_network_send_wait_time_percentage : 5
  impala_version : impalad version 2.10.0-cdh5.13.3 RELEASE (build 15a453e15865344e75ce0fc6c4c760696d50f626)
  network_address : 172.19.79.81:44886
  thread_storage_wait_time_percentage : 34
  thread_network_send_wait_time : 15
  thread_storage_wait_time : 112

A: There are numerous ways to do this depending on the structure of your input data.
Assuming the stats_missing and memory lines will always be present following the queryId, you could do something like:
awk -F':' '/queryId/ {query=$0}
     /stats_missing/ {stats=$0}
     /memory/ {mem=$2}
     query && stats && mem>5000 {
        print query;print stats; print "memory: "mem; query=stats=mem="";}'

This stores the lines matching query, stats_missing, and the value of memory, then when all 3 are populated AND the memory value is over 5000 (in this example), it prints them out.
E.g.
$ cat mem.txt
queryId : 3440b6c90a6ccec1
  stats_missing : true
  memory : 493719877394422178
queryId : d94bf4e4756e6342
  stats_missing : false
  memory : 2214592512
queryId : 3440b6c90a6ccec1
  stats_missing : true
  memory : 4978
queryId : d94bf4e4756e6342
  stats_missing : false
  memory : 200

$ awk -F':' '/queryId/ {query=$2}
     /stats_missing/ {stats=$2}
     /memory/ {mem=$2}
     query && stats && mem>5000 {
        print "queryId:"query;print "stats_missing:"stats; print "memory:"mem; query=stats=mem="";}' mem.txt
queryId: 3440b6c90a6ccec1
stats_missing: true
memory: 493719877394422178
queryId: d94bf4e4756e6342
stats_missing: false
memory: 2214592512

As mentioned though, this can get all out of whack if those other two lines aren't always present before the next query ID.
If that is not the case, you'd have to do something like keep track of each time you encounter a new queryId and reset the variables then. Or do something like store all the queryId,stats_missing,and memory data in an array based on the last queryId encountered, then print everything at the end. Many ways to skin this cat, depending.

A: Sure is easy with Perl with a multiline regex:
$ perl -0777 -lnE 'while (/^(queryId[\s\S]+?^\h*memory\h*:\h*)(\d+)/mg){ say "$1$2" if $2<300}' file
queryId : d94bf4e4756e6342
    stats_missing : false
    memory : 200

$ perl -0777 -lnE 'while (/^(queryId[\s\S]+?^\h*memory\h*:\h*)(\d+)/mg){ say "$1$2" if $2>300}' file
queryId : 3440b6c90a6ccec1
    stats_missing : true
    memory : 500


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Children among 30 killed in Indonesia matchstick factory fire
A K Azad : risingbd.com
Publish on: 2019-06-21 7:40:02 PM || Updated: 2019-06-22 8:26:55 AM
International Desk: At least 30 people, including several children, were killed when a fire ripped through a private home that operated as a matchstick factory in Indonesia on Friday (Jun 21), authorities said.
Pictures from the scene showed blackened corpses lying on top of each other in the burnt-out house after the blaze, which authorities said broke out early Friday afternoon.
TV footage showed plumes of black smoke billowing from the home in the town of Binjai in North Sumatra, about 70km west of provincial capital Medan.
"We don't know what caused the fire but it has been extinguished," the head of North Sumatra's disaster agency Riadil Lubis told AFP, adding that at least three children were among the dead.
Binjai police chief Nugroho Tri Nuryanto said a gas canister explosion may have sparked the blaze, but added the cause still needed to be confirmed. _Agencies
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In the name of demonitization to fight black money, a massive scam is being played out in the country, by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government at the Centre, said Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) here on Saturday.
In Goa, politicians have parked their black money in large-scale real estate investments in recent weeks and months. With advance information of the move, the politicians have transferred the black money burden onto the unsuspecting property owners who sold their land holdings, said AAP convenor in Goa, Valmiki Naik, and demanded a thorough investigation into all recent land deals registered in the last two months in Goa.
"Ordinary people are facing the hardships while the real culprits, the black money hoarders and influential quarters linked to the political powers have managed to stash their cash", charged Goa AAP convenor Valmiki Naik here on Saturday.
The AAP leaders said that their national Convenor and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has revealed that deposits of thousands of crores of rupees in the last three months have shown a sharp rise raising questions and suspicion about the Modi government's intentions.
Deposits suddenly spiked in the last three months, which raises more questions and suspicion about the Centre's move, they quoted Kejriwal as saying.
The AAP leaders lamented that the honest and hardworking citizen has become the victim facing unbearable difficulties with the financial system in disarray.
"Access to your own hard-earned money has become burdensome," said Mr. Naik and lamented that while the common man is queuing up at banks and ATMs, the crony-capitalists are unaffected by the chaos in the country's financial system.


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in a beautiful landscape among olive trees
and vineyards. Little villages, located
in the centre of each area, have
preserved their ancient colours
and identity. .
Loc. Dosso, 19015 Levanto (SP) P. Iva 01161730112
Telefono e Fax: +390187 802681 Mobile: 349 7576085 - Mail: antico_borgo@hotmail.com - Skype: anticoborgolevanto