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To celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the release of their Mercury nominated self titled platinum selling debut album the band announce their biggest run of live tour dates in five years playing a select run of shows across England & Wales where the band will perform the debut album in its entirety.
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One of my fantastic clients in Camden, North London has asked me to recruit for an energetic Early Years teacher to take responsibility for a Reception/Nursery class starting ASAP.
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Jo Nemeth – Living without money to protect the environment
Written by Christine Kerr Published on February 7, 2017 in Travel
In Jo's words …
What inspires me: I feel inspired by actions that reflect care for the connectedness of all life on this planet. We are all one – what I do to you, I do to myself and my loved ones.
Motto: I want to live simply so others may simply live – Mother Teresa (I think).
On December 31 2014 Jo Nemeth spent her last few dollars. A couple of dollars went on New Year's Eve snacks and she tossed the rest into a donation tin. She knew the next day she'd wake up for the start of an experiment with cash-free living. Jo was sick of consumerism, guilty at the impact her western life had on the precious planet. If she didn't spend, she figured, she'd drastically reduce her environmental footprint.
Since that day more than two years ago Jo hasn't directly spent another cent. She has lived simply, dining from her garden or with friends and, in the process, not only slashed her environmental footprint but discovered the richness in slow living and the beauty that emerges in relationships based on both giving and receiving.
She discovered the richness in slow living.
Rewind a few months before the start of her experiment and Jo was laying sick in bed on her birthday flicking through the pages of a book her parents had gifted her – Changing Gears, which documented the journeys of those who'd opted to downsize. Taken by the idea of leading a simplified life, Jo pondered how she could do so. She had a good job as a community development officer but she was constantly stressed. She already regarded herself as a bit of a hippy, but even so, she felt stuck on the treadmill of busyness and consumerism.
"At the same time I'd been reading about the impact my consumerism was having on people around the world," Jo says. "It all just came crashing down – reading all this stuff and feeling stressed and sick. I felt so sad and overwhelmed by the pain and suffering [our western lifestyles causes]."
What if, Jo pondered, she simply stopped buying stuff? By going without she'd reduce her impact to near nothing.
An experiment
Back at work and well again, Jo couldn't shake the idea. Could she really do it? What would people think? She didn't want to be a bludger. But imagine showing people that it really could be done. Maybe it would encourage others to reduce the environmental impact of their consumerism.
Jo determined to conduct the experiment. First she ensured her then 17-year-old daughter was comfortably set up, as she had already planned to move out of home. Then she resigned from her job. Next she gave away her possessions. While she didn't have much, she relished the freedom of getting rid of 'stuff'.
Jo asked some friends if she could build a shack on their northern New South Wales property and reside there for a year in return for helping around the property and looking after their three boys as needed. They loved the idea of the experiment.
So, on January 1 2015, Jo moved into a tent on the 60-hectare property while she set to work building a shack. Perched on ridge overlooking rolling farmland, grazing sheep and cows, the site felt perfect. Finally ensconced in the cabin, Jo settled into her cashless lifestyle. She passed the days gardening, eating, reading and helping around the property. She grew her own food, ate fresh eggs, drank from the rainwater tank and used serviettes friends saved from restaurants as toilet paper.
Physically her body started to change as the exercise and fresh food made her leaner, fitter and stronger. But mentally she noticed she was replacing her past worries about work and bills with new ones. "I had been living in that stressful making-a-living world and it was interesting to see how I tried to replicate that stress in other ways – feeling obligation towards the family [where I was staying], negative self-talk, and guilt," Jo says.
However, as Jo noticed her mind's tendency towards negativity, she let it drop and soon eased her way into her new life. She also took to hitchhiking – hiking down the steep hill from her shack to the road for a lift into town. And she found the experience extraordinary. As strangers welcomed Jo into their cars, they'd share their stories with her in a way she'd never before encountered. And, because she had the time, she really listened. "I met the most amazing people," Jo says. "Often when I got into a car people really needed to unload – it's like a counselling session sometimes. I felt really humbled that people opened up to me like that."
Because she had the time, she really listened.
Guilty conscious
But with the relaxed and open lifestyle came a sense of guilt. It wasn't the going without money that Jo found hard, it was listening to her own inner critic. "I really questioned if I was doing the right thing, I asked am I just bludging off people as some people suggested on social media. I felt guilty that I was leading this great life while everyone else was struggling. But when I felt really bad about it I'd talk to the friends I was supposedly bludging from and they totally supported me."
As the year at the farm drew to an end, Jo contemplated what she'd do next. She wanted to continue the lifestyle but the shack arrangement had been for a year and she didn't want to overstay her welcome. She drifted between various housesitting jobs before moving to somewhere more permanent.
However, just as she was moving, one of Jo's closest friends lost her husband in a sudden accident. Jo's lifestyle meant she was able to move in with her friend to help her at the time of her greatest need. "I feel so lucky to be able to be there for her," Jo says. "If I were living the life I had been before I wouldn't be able to give to her in the way I have been able to."
"I feel so lucky to be able to be there for her."
Spreading the message
Today, as Jo continued her cashless living lifestyle indefinitely, she plans to move from her bereaving friend's house as soon as the friend is ready to live alone again. She'll move into a wagon on another friend's property, who is also interested in doing his part in the low-impact living experiment.
Jo is also giving talks at schools and wants to expand her speaking engagements to show people what is possible when it comes to reducing your environmental impact. And, as she spreads the message, she has become more secure in her chosen lifestyle. "The footprint of our food consumption alone is just massive," Jo says. "When you start to dig into the supply chains of all the stuff we buy and how it gets to us, it's horrific. The latest and greatest food and other products are shipped in from all corners of the globe, leaving a trail of issues like child safety, habitat loss, people dying of pollution and it's all because we want to buy a health product or some piece of plastic stuff that will only last a short time. So I feel lighter in myself – I know I'm doing my best not to contribute to all that."
Needs vs wants
Jo is mindful that cashless living is not for everyone – and she hates the idea of preaching. But she would love it if more people considered just how much they need something before they buy it. "In the western world we're driven so much by our desires so my main advice is very simple – before you buy something just ask is this something you really need or something you really want?" Jo says "If you just bought what you need – that would be enough to make the most incredible difference to our planet."
"If you just bought what you need – that would be enough to make the most incredible difference to our planet."
Read about Jo's low impact lifestyle, and the effects it has on her life, on her blog https://jolowimpact.wordpress.com/. Jo is also on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook as Jo LowImpact.
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The Ranch Season 2 Episode 3
After a heart-to-heart with Maggie, Colt steps up and supports Heather. Meanwhile, the tension between Rooster and Beau takes a toll on Maggie.
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IRAN: Story of martyr Imam Hussein fires the protest drama (Los Angeles Times)
IRAN: Story of martyr Imam Hussein fires the protest drama
It was a political slogan soaked with Iranian history, religion and cultural identity.
"This month is a month of blood. Yazid will be defeated," they chanted on the streets of Tehran last weekend in a popular uprising that roiled the Iranian state and spurred a massive ongoing crackdown.
Beeman-Cov-011The rallying cry referred to one of the Iranian nation's founding myths, the story of Imam Hussein, who fought against the despised Caliph Yazid for the throne of Islam in a 7th century battle.
The story is so central to Iranian national identity that it is reenacted regularly before and during the holiday of Ashura in plays called tazieh that have been explored for years by William O. Beeman, an Iran expert and professor of theater and anthropology at the University of Minnesota.
"People live with this very central event in their religious life," said Beeman, who has written a book on tazieh called "Iranian Performance Traditions," due out next year.
"They're encouraged to personalize it," he said in an interview this week. "It's been recast in symbolic terms. Imam Hussein is the central figure in Twelver Shiism, He occupies the same role as Jesus in Christianity. It's a perpetually recited story, pervasive throughout society."
Iran's street-protest traditions have long been laced with elements of theatrical drama, as explored by The Times a few days ago. More explicitly than ever last weekend, the protests were fueled by the tradition of tazieh and the story of Imam Hussein, who Shiites believe was robbed of his rightful leadership role, just as Iran's opposition believes Mir-Hossein Mousavi was robbed of the presidency.
Iran-ashuraWhen protesters chant, "Ya Hossein, Mir-Hossein," they're directly "equating Mousavi with Imam Hussein," Beeman said.
Last weekend, some protesters held aloft green flags of Islam commemorating the first 10 days of the Islamic month of Muharram, when Hussein was matyred in battle on the fields outside the Mesopotamian city of Karbala.
According to Beeman, anthropologists believe all societies are interlaced with such founding myths, social dramas that people fall back on at times of grave crisis.
"In order to restore social order, they have to go through a ritual period," Beeman said. "People gravitate quite naturally to the ritual expressions that already exist in their cultural vocabulary."
But as far as myths go, Hussein's is particularly powerful when it comes to galvanizing the Iranian public at this particular time.
Iran-beeman Just as Hussein fought under the green banner of Islam and the family of the Prophet Muhammad, the opposition has adopted the color as its own, in contrast to the red worn by Yazid.
And these colors have become identified with Mousavi -- green -- and his hardline opponent, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad -- red.
During the tazieh plays, the audience is encouraged to identify with the people of Karbala, who did not come to Hussein's aid during the fateful battle, just as protesters today are calling upon ordinary Iranians and members of the security forces to join in the struggle against Iran's establishment.
"By their inaction, the people of Karbala were less than admirable people," Beeman said. "In present-day mourning rituals, they're asked not to just stand by."
Iranian authorities tried hard to avoid being cast as Yazid but ultimately failed, according to Beeman.
"When you start beating on people who support you, you break a bond between leader and follower," said Beeman (pictured), who speaks fluent Persian and has traveled frequently to Iran.
If Iran's history is any guide, the current group in power is doomed, Beeman said. "I think that the chance that this leadership group is going to be changed or out of office is very strong," he said.
But Beeman and others worry that Iranians will hue too closely to the Hussein narrative.
On the fields of Karbala in AD 680, one relative of Hussein after another was slaughtered by the mighty army of Yazid. One was an infant. Another was killed on the day of his wedding.
"Every possible tragedy you could imagine is projected onto the Karbala story," Beeman said. "In this situation on the street, if you identify with the Karbala story and you're a protester, you're emboldened to go up against anyone who is attacking you."
So far, Iranians have been adept at protesting while avoiding being killed. But some worry that could change. Hussein's myth may be powerful as theater and as a cultural backdrop to social change, but it also is a tough act to follow.
"Hussein knows he was going to be martyred," Beeman said. "He rejects all attempts to save him because he submits to the will of God. In his death and refusal to compromise, he serves as an example for the rest of us. But it's an unattainable example. Nobody can be as good as Imam Hussein."
-- Borzou Daragahi in Beirut
Photos, from top: The cover of "Iranian Performance Traditions." Credit: Mazda Publishers. A still from amateur video footage showing a protester holding a green flag during Ashura protests in Tehran. Credit: YouTube. Portrait of the author. Credit: University of Minnesota
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A document destruction company in Ohio, has two trucks each of which travels Monday through Friday with 5 to 15 stops a day.
The company was using Google Maps, but they wanted a better way to enter the addresses since Google Maps doesn't give the option of importing a list of customers and exporting the route to a file that can be re-used.
1.	They import a week's list into the route planner and set 10 routes with the maximum number of addresses. The result is 10 routes each week, 5 for each truck, for every working day.
2.	They import a day's list into the route planner and set two routes with the maximum number of addresses for each route. The result is two routes each day, one for each truck.
All routes are exported to Excel and saved online on our servers.
Apart from exporting routes and saving route online, you can also email them and get driving directions or attach a GPS file to be used with your GPS device.
Note that since we do not re-count addresses that are re-planned within 30 days and in this scenario the "day's lists" are included in their "week's list" – these addresses are not re-charged.


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How to Succeed in the Music Business: The Consultation
by Mike Brown | Dec 22, 2011 | Audio Recording Studio, Chief Audio Engineer, Cleveland Recording Studios, How to Succeed in the Music Business, How to Succeed in the Music Business: The Consultation, Lava Room Recording, Music Recording Studio
The Ingredients for Success: Meeting the Producer and Chief Engineer In this video, Mike Brown of Lava Room Recording discusses the first step in the recording process, the initial consultation with the recording artist. The initial consultation with the band or...
How to Succeed in the Music Business: Introduction
by Mike Brown | Dec 21, 2011 | Audio Recording Studio, Chief Audio Engineer, Cleveland Recording Studios, How to Succeed in the Music Business, Lava Room Recording, Music Recording Studio, Professional Recording Producer, Recording Studio
The Ingredients for Success How to "Make It" in the Music Business The Key Ingredients Shared 1) A professional producer – Experienced in recording and all that comes afterwards. 2) An experienced chief audio engineer – And access to the right...


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'He retreated and ran:' New video spotlights former Parkland deputy hiding
In a video frame grab from the Broward County Sheriff's Office, Deputy Scot Peterson outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School during his response to the Feb. 14 shooting in Parkland, Fla. The surveillance video released Thursday shows that Peterson, the only armed sheriff's deputy at the high school, remained outside during the massacre, taking cover behind a wall. [Broward County Sheriff's Office via The New York Times]
Published Sept. 6, 2018
Scot Peterson, the Broward County school-resource officer who was responsible for protecting students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, has been subpoenaed to appear next month before a state commission investigating the Valentine's Day massacre at the Parkland school.
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Commission spent hours Wednesday debating the role of school resource officers before concluding the meeting with a chilling re-enactment of the shooting, which included video of Peterson failing to enter the school's 1200 Building during the six-minute reign of terror.
The video was overlaid with the actions of confessed shooter Nikolas Cruz, 19, a former Stoneman Douglas student, who was portrayed as a black dot. The 17 students and faculty who were shot and killed were portrayed by green dots that turned gray after they died.
Cruz initially confessed to the killings; a judge, for procedural reasons, entered a plea of not guilty for Cruz.
The video and the graphic representation, accompanied by audio recordings of law enforcement's response, elicited disgust, anger and dismay from the panel, which includes the fathers of two slain Stoneman Douglas students.
The video includes footage of Peterson, the only armed person on the 45-acre campus, huddled outside the freshman building 69 feet from where Cruz could be heard loading and reloading his gun. At one point, Peterson advised other law-enforcement officers to stay away from the building and to block off the road leading to the Broward County school.
Peterson, who retired shortly after the mass shooting, never entered the building, something that tore at Max Schachter, father of 14-year-old Alex, one of the students killed in the shooting, and Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, the commission's chairman.
EDITORIAL: A wise push to make entire report on Parkland shooting to be public
Gualtieri noted that Cruz reloaded his AR-15 rifle five times throughout the three-story killing spree, before blending in with the students who fled the building.
It's possible Peterson could have prevented some of the deaths, Gualtieri said. Shots could be heard in the background on calls Peterson made while reporting the incident, he said.
"As opposed to going in, he retreated and ran," the sheriff said. "We'll see him leave the door, after saying there were shots fired and hearing shots."
Peterson waited before reporting what he heard, and other law enforcement officials were delayed in responding to the incident because of issues with different radio systems used by Broward County and the Parkland and neighboring Coral Springs municipalities, according to testimony provided to the commission.
Peterson may have cost lives "because he didn't notify" fellow sheriff's deputies "when he first became aware of the problem," Gualtieri said.
Advising others to "lock down the roads" and "about staying back" is "totally contrary to all law enforcement policy," Gualtieri said.
"This whole time, look at the video, see where Peterson is. He's standing outside the building, hiding in the corner," the sheriff said.
Schachter struggled to maintain his composure throughout the two-hour presentation Wednesday afternoon. He repeatedly asked questions of Broward Sheriff's Office homicide detective Zach Scott, one of the people who spoke Wednesday at the commission meeting, in preparation for Peterson's scheduled appearance before the commission on Oct. 10.
"I just want to have as much information, when he comes and stands here, before that happens," Schachter said. "You teach all of your officers to go in, go toward the bullets, right?"
RELATED: Nikolas Cruz's birth mom had a violent, criminal past. Could it help keep him off Death Row?
"Active shooter" laws require law enforcement responders to "move toward" the perpetrator, even if they have to walk over injured or dying individuals, Scott said.
"You step past them. Because every shot you hear is another potential victim," the detective said.
The presentation revealed "a lot of mistakes," Schachter said.
"A lot of humans that did not operate. All were cowards. Hopefully if you had some good guys with a gun, they would have done something," he said. "That's the reason I will contend we need a fail-safe mechanism and that's the reason why we need to harden these buildings. In an emergency situation, you never know how they're going to react. That's why you need a fail-safe. We need to harden these buildings."
RELATED: Here's that attempted handshake between the Parkland parent and Brett Kavanaugh
When asked whether Peterson would appear next month, Gualtieri said he expected the former deputy to follow the law.
"If he felt that it was all right to go sit down with the 'Today' show, and he felt it was all right to go interview with the Washington Post, then he should stand here and answer your questions," the sheriff said. "He has no legal basis not to appear. So I would expect he'll follow the subpoena."
The Washington Post in June published a lengthy story in which Peterson recounted his actions on the day of the shooting and defended himself against criticism.
"How can they keep saying I did nothing?" the Post story quoted him as saying to his girlfriend. "I'm getting on the radio to call in the shooting. I'm locking down the school. I'm clearing kids out of the courtyard. They have the video and the call logs. The evidence is sitting right there."
Earlier Wednesday, the state commission spent hours debating recommendations about school resource officers — who are sheriff's deputies or who work for police departments affiliated with school districts — and the school "guardian" program created in response to the Stoneman Douglas shooting. The controversial "guardian" program allows specially trained school personnel to carry guns to schools. Twenty-five of the state's 67 counties have authorized the school guardian program.
RELATED: 'It's all crap': Parents lash out after Parkland cop Scot Peterson ends silence
The Legislature this spring steered $400 million to schools to address school safety, including a $97 million increase to hire more school resource officers and $67 million for the "guardian" initiative. All but $500,000 of the funding for the guardian program, however, was a one-time allocation.
The law also required each school to have at least one "school safety officer," who could be a law enforcement officer or a "guardian."
But on Wednesday, the commission settled on a recommendation that would require at least one school resource officer at each middle school and high school, and at least one guardian at each elementary school.
Gualtieri discouraged the panel from requiring a resource officer in every school. He said the Legislature would not support the $400 million price tag for the requirement.
Desmond Blackburn, a former Brevard County superintendent of schools, disagreed with the recommendation, approved by a 9-5 vote. The total for the resource officers amounts to less than half of 1 percent of the state's budget, Blackburn said.
"We have ports. We have nuclear facilities. We have courthouses. We have the Dolphins next football game. … All more adequately protected than our schools," he said. "Every school, every campus, should have a police officer on it."
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The classic is eternal; it will never go out of style that is its charm. This article tells about the classic men's hairstyle called "The quiff", and about 40 ideas on how to wear it. Undoubtedly, this is one of the most iconic men's haircuts of all time. The quiff is universal; it is equally well suited for both the student and an adult man, for a man with either with an oval face shape or round. In this hairstyle, long hair gives you a space for experimentation, but the longer is hair, the harder it as put.
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If you constantly get Site Can't Be Reached or long wait times "Establishing Secure Connection…" while trying to browse in Chrome then this fix may resolve it. This issue not only happens to old machines but newly built computers as well after doing all the windows updates. Somewhere along the lines the Cryptographic Services windows service root registry gets corrupted. The solution to resolve this issue is to force windows to rebuild the root registry. Below are the steps you'll need to perform (please be ware, if you delete the wrong windows registry entry, you can potentially break you windows installation disallowing you from being able to log back in after a reboot so be extra careful not to delete the wrong registry entry).
Right click ProtectedRoots > click Permissions if you get the following windows security message then the registry entry is corrupted.
That's it folks, you should be all set and ready to browse without any delays. If your browser still takes really long to load secure web pages, you may have a virus on your computer but this is out of the scope of this article.
Please Note: If you are starting a new web project, you should take a look at using the new Angular (currently at version 7 at time of writing). If you are looking for AngularJS specifically, continue reading below.
The following is a demo AngularJS (Angular 1) app I built in Visual Studio 2017. It demonstrates how to use core concepts in AngularJS such as interpolation, two-way data binding, and routing (via UI Router). It also uses some HTML5/CSS3 concepts such as Local Storage and CSS Class Selectors. Using the basic concepts illustrated in this demo web application, you will have a good foundation for building a real-world applications.
In order to run this demo web application, Visual Studio 2017 is required (it may work on other version but I have not tested). To get your free copy of Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition, click here to visit their download page.
If you're looking for a Windows Service solutions that you can run and debug utilizing the F5 key on your keyboard then you've come to the right place. If you are anything like me, when you've worked with Windows Services you have experienced the pain of running and debugging the OOTB windows service project. You have to build your app, then install it, start it from the Service MMC, then attach the process (who wants to do that? way too many steps if you ask me).
Below is a link to a Zip file containing Visual Studio project that I have been using for some time now as a starter when I build new Windows Services. It allows you to run the application using the Run and/or F5 key to debug and is windows service ready when you want to deploy it as a service.
I will be following up this blog with a YouTube video that demonstrates how to use it. If anyone has any questions, please comment on the video and I will get back to you as soon as I can.
System.ServiceModel.CommunicationException: An error occurred while receiving the HTTP response to https://YourDomain.com/Service.svc. This could be due to the service endpoint binding not using the HTTP protocol. This could also be due to an HTTP request context being aborted by the server (possibly due to the service shutting down). See server logs for more details.
Others recommended enabling tracing on the client and on the server. None of these suggestions helped me… So I sat and banged my head against the wall for a few more hours and thought "What was different about this particular service method as compared to my other methods in my WCF service?".
It turns out, my issues was actually really simple to resolve but the error message had nothing to do with the actual issue at hand. All the methods in my WCF service return custom entities (classes) and in this particular method one of the properties was of type DataTable.
The issue all along was that I wasn't giving the DataTable a Name.
I hope this helps you guys save sometime.
Microsoft finally added the Start button to Windows 8.1 and I finally installed it.
After upgrading to Windows 8.1, I struggled with the Wi-Fi Network connectivity. In the Wi-Fi popup screen (click the Wi-Fi icon in the task bar) kept saying limited network connectivity with the little exclamation mark next to the Wi-Fi connection. It took me a while but I finally resolved the issue by opening Device Manager and uninstalling the Wi-Fi network drivers and then reinstalling them (reinstalling the drivers without uninstalling them from Device Manager first did not work for me).
1. I have a duel screen setup and my main screen is on the right side. I like that I no longer have to aim my mouse just perfectly at the bottom left edge of the main screen just to go to access the start screen because MS finally added a start button (I have issues with the start button too but more on that in the next section).
2. I like the new options and customization that you get from the metro GUIs.
1. In order to view the computer management (right click) menu, you have to right click the start button… it would have mad a lot more sense if you just left click the start button and the menu appears.
Anyway, this is my two cents, thanks for reading.
I have to say, Windows 8 is really a great product but what would make it even better would be a Settings icon somewhere on the taskbar. Once you've used it for a few weeks and really get used to it, it starts growing on you. At home I only use Windows 8 but at the office we still use Windows 7 and Windows XP. This week for the first time I found myself sitting at my desk pressing the Windows Key trying to bring up my Start Screen and thinking to myself "wow, I totally forgot I'm on Windows 7, Duh!".
I've seen a lot of threads with people complaining about Windows 8 mainly because of the missing start button and number of clicks it takes just to shutdown their PC. Anyway, this article isn't to talk about how many click or taps it takes to do something rather it is a suggestion for Microsoft that I think would make a huge difference in the user experience. Most people I've spoke with don't really care about the start button menu rather they want a quick way to access certain Windows Features. For example, there should be a way to enabled an icon or button somewhere on the taskbar that provides quick and easy access to Power features, Control Panel, Search, and Administrative Tools (for the techy folk). The hidden menu at the bottom left hand corner of the screen just doesn't cut it. This is especially true if you have dual monitors where the right monitor is your main and the left is your secondary. This is my setup and the mouse seems to always want to move over to my second screen so I have difficulty accessing the hidden menu… its such pain in that you know what.
Here's what I think would be a perfect solution to this problem. Add a Gear Box Icon to the bottom left of the screen where the old START button used to be and show a cut down version of the Start Menu. For example, here's a mockup screenshot of what I think that menu should contain. We don't need the program list or recent programs list on this menu. I really think this would improve the Windows 8 experience and also stop most of the commotion all over the internet relating to the start button.
A newer version of the Start Button App was posted that allows users to customize the menuitems that get displayed. To modify the menuitems, simply open the menu.xml file and modify it as per your requirements.
The StartButtonApp app is totally free so enjoy.


Ten states have contacted the CDC for assistance in investigating clusters of enterovirus — Colorado, North Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Kentucky.
The virus is sending 30 children a day to a Kansas City, Missouri, hospital, where about 15% of the youngsters were placed in intensive care, officials said.
In Kansas City, about 450 children were recently treated at Children's Mercy Hospital, and at least 60 of them received intensive hospitalization, spokesman Jake Jacobson said.
This particular type of enterovirus — EV-D68 — is uncommon, but not new. It was first identified in the 1960s and there have been fewer than 100 reported cases since that time. But it's possible, Pallansch said, that the relatively low number of reports might be because EV-D68 is hard to identify.
An analysis by the CDC showed at least 19 of the Kansas City children tested positive for EV-D68, according to the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
Vaccines for EV-D68 aren't currently available, and there is no specific treatment for infections, the Missouri agency said.
"The full scope is yet to be known, but it would appear it's in the Midwest. In our community, meticulous hand-washing is not happening. It's just the nature of kids," Jackson said.
Denver also is seeing a spike in respiratory illnesses resembling the virus, and hospitals have sent specimens for testing to confirm whether it's the same virus, CNN affiliate KUSA said.
More than 900 children have gone to Children's Hospital Colorado emergency and urgent care locations since August 18 for treatment of severe respiratory illnesses, including enterovirus and viral infections, hospital spokeswoman Melissa Vizcarra told CNN. Of those, 86 have been sick enough to be admitted to the Aurora facility.
"It was like nothing we've ever seen," Jennifer Cornejo told KUSA. "He was unresponsive. He was laying on the couch. He couldn't speak to me. He was turning white and his lips turned blue.
In East Columbus, Ohio, Nationwide Children's Hospital saw a 20% increase in patients with respiratory illnesses last weekend, and Dr. Dennis Cunningham said patient samples are being tested to determine whether EV-D68 is behind the spike, CNN affiliate WTTE reported.
Elsewhere, Hannibal Regional Hospital in Hannibal, Missouri, reported "recent outbreaks of enterovirus infections in Missouri and Illinois," the facility said this week on its Facebook page.
Blessing Hospital in Quincy, Illinois, saw more than 70 children with respiratory issues last weekend, and seven of them were admitted, CNN affiliate WGEM reported. The hospital's Dr. Robert Merrick believes that the same virus that hit Kansas City is causing the rash of illnesses seen at the Quincy and Hannibal hospitals, which both imposed restrictions this week on children visiting patients, the affiliate said.
"Mostly we're concerned about them bringing it in to a vulnerable patient. We don't feel that the hospital is more dangerous to any other person at this time," Merrick told WGEM.
"Unlike the majority of enteroviruses that cause a clinical disease manifesting as a mild upper respiratory illness, febrile rash illness, or neurologic illness (such as aseptic meningitis and encephalitis), EV-D68 has been associated almost exclusively with respiratory disease," the agency said.


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El puente de la Amistad (en alemán: Freundschaftsbrücke, en francés: Pont de l'amitié) es un puente que cruza el río Sarre, al sur de Saarbrücken, y une el municipio de Kleinblittersdorf, en el Sarre, con el municipio lorenés de Grosbliederstroff.

Aunque la idea de tender un puente entre ambos lugares, unidos entre sí durante siglos, se originó en la década de 1860, el puente se construyó de hecho por primera vez en 1880. Destruido al comienzo de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, se volvió a construir en 1964. Su estructura actual, un puro puente peatonal, fue construida en 1993.

Aunque no impresiona ni por su audacia arquitectónica ni por sus dimensiones récord, a través del puente puede interpretarse la variada historia de las relaciones franco-alemanas, desde la "enemistad hereditaria" hasta una sólida asociación en el seno de la Unión Europea, especialmente desde la entrada en vigor del tratado del Elíseo en 1963. Si bien en algunos momentos el puente sirvió de paso fronterizo entre Francia y Alemania, entre esos momentos osciló entre ser visto como una obra de construcción interna alemana o interna francesa.

Primer puente en 1880

En la Edad Media y a principios de la Moderna, Groß- y Kleinblittersdorf eran dos distritos del pueblo lorenés de Bliederstorff (documentado por primera vez en el año 777), en orillas opuestas del río Sarre.Los prefijos Groß- (que significa grande en alemán) y Klein- (que significa pequeño) para los respectivos distritos aparecieron por primera vez a finales del siglo XVI,y eran simplemente un indicador de sus diferentes tamaños de población.Separados por las resoluciones del congreso de Viena, ambos distritos pertenecieron al imperio Alemán tras la guerra Franco-Prusiana de 1871, aunque a diferentes estados (Großblittersdorf al Territorio Imperial de Alsacia-Lorena, Kleinblittersdorf a la provincia Prusiana del Rin). A partir de 1919, Großblittersdorf volvió a ser un municipio de Francia, mientras que Kleinblittersdorf se situó en la región del Sarre, controlada por la Sociedad de Naciones como consecuencia del tratado de Versalles, y a partir de 1935 en el Tercer Reich. Desde 1940 hasta el final de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, ambas estuvieron de nuevo bajo dominio alemán. Mientras que en 1956, al igual que desde 1919 hasta 1935, ambos lugares volvieron a estar bajo influencia francesa: Grosbliederstroff (como se conoce ahora) como municipio del departamento del Mosela y Kleinblittersdorf en el semiautónomo Sarre, que se incorporó a la República Federal de Alemania el 1 de enero de 1957 debido al tratado del Sarre.

En la Edad Media y principios de la Moderna no existían, por supuesto, pasos fluviales estructurales. Se supone que el cruce del Sarre, que aún no había sido canalizado, fue posible inicialmente con la ayuda de un vado y más tarde de un barquero con una canoa. No fue hasta 1868 cuando se adoptó la idea del puente. La idea inicial pretendía construir un embarcadero entre una pequeña isla fluvial del Sarre y el canal de esclusas paralelo (parte del canal del Sarre), que se construyó en los años 1862-1879. Las iniciativas del alcalde de Grosbliederstroff fueron rechazadas repetidamente por la prefectura de Metz. No se sabe si hubo intentos de contactar también con las autoridades prusianas responsables en la orilla oriental del Sarre. Sin embargo, no fue hasta poco después de la guerra de 1870/71 cuando comenzó propiamente la planificación del proyecto. En aquella época era evidente la gran necesidad de un nuevo paso fluvial entre Saarbrücken y Saareguemines, ya que muchos trabajadores de las ciudades situadas a la izquierda del Saar encontraban empleo en las fábricas del distrito de Brebach, que hoy se encuentra en el sureste de Saarbrücken. Además, el Sarre ya no era un río fronterizo, sino que se encontraba en territorio alemán. Por lo tanto, los temores de los militares alemanes de que tal estructura facilitara a las tropas del "enemigo hereditario" Francia cruzar la frontera hacia territorio alemán pasaron a ser irrelevantes.

En agosto de 1968, la empresa Richard Schmidt de Luisenthal recibió el encargo de construir un puente de arco de piedra con seis pilares. El 1 de octubre de 1880, el puente, a pesar de no tener barandilla instalada antes de la inauguración oficial, fue aprobado inicialmente para peatones y a partir de enero de 1881 también para vehículos. Parte de los costes de construcción se sufragaron mediante el pago de un peaje, para lo que se construyeron cabinas de peaje en ambas cabeceras del puente. Los viajeros de la orilla occidental del Sarre tenían ahora un mejor acceso a la estación de tren de Kleinblittersdorf, en la importante línea ferroviaria Saarbrücken-Saareguemines, a la que era mucho más fácil y rápido llegar que con el anterior servicio de transbordadores. El nuevo cruce ofrecía además a los residentes la grata oportunidad de visitar y hacer recados en el otro distrito.

El 9 de septiembre de 1939, poco después del estallido de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, las Fuerzas Armadas francesas demolieron el puente para que, en caso de ataque alemán entre la Línea Sigfrido y la Línea Maginot, fuera más difícil cruzar el Sarre. Cuando Alemania atacó realmente Francia medio año después, la Wehrmacht erigió un puente improvisado de madera en esta posición, que fue destruido de nuevo tras la batalla de Normandía en la segunda mitad de 1944.

Puente de la Amistad
Tras el final de la guerra, sólo un pequeño transbordador de pasajeros conectó ambos lugares durante muchos años. Esta era la situación a pesar de la reconciliación franco-alemana, que se produjo sobre todo a partir de la Declaración de Europa de Jean Monnet, el 9 de mayo de 1950, como parte de la integración europea occidental mediante la cooperación práctica en el Consejo de Europa (al que Alemania se unió en 1951), la Comunidad Europea del Carbón y del Acero (a partir de 1952) y la Comunidad Económica Europea (a partir de 1958). Esto intensificó las relaciones entre ambos países, aunque al principio sólo un poco. Durante el periodo de reconstrucción, la construcción de un nuevo puente y, por tanto, de un paso fronterizo permanente adicional, sobre todo uno que estuviera tan cerca de Saarbrücken, no figuraba en la agenda política de la prefectura de Metz ni de los gobiernos del Sarre del ministro-presidente Johannes Hoffmann y sus sucesores.

Puente de 1964

Esto sólo cambió después de que el canciller alemán Adenauer y el presidente francés De Gaulle firmaran el tratado del Elíseo en 1963, que pasó a conocerse como el Tratado de Amistad germano-francés. Además de regular los asuntos exteriores e interiores, así como las políticas relativas a la juventud y la cultura, este acuerdo, combinado con la creación de una Oficina de la Juventud, facilitó diversas iniciativas transfronterizas a escala regional y local. Así, Kleinblittersdorf y Grosbliederstroff no sólo se convirtieron en ciudades hermanas muy pronto, sino que también negociaron la construcción de un nuevo puente sobre el Sarre entre ambos municipios en 1964, creando así un nuevo paso fronterizo. Sin embargo, no fue el primer puente que existió en este lugar. De hecho, el cuerpo principal del puente se construyó sobre el "Puente de los Suspiros" (en alemán: Kummersteg), un puente de arco de acero de aproximadamente 4 metros de ancho, que había estado situado en la capital regional hasta principios de 1962 y fue sustituido por una nueva construcción (Wilhelm-Heinrich-Brücke), y se le dio un nuevo uso.En el último tramo del puente sobre el río Sarre, paralelo al canal de la Sarre (en alemán: Saarkanal) en el lado francés, hubo que añadir una parte de construcción de madera y acero de unos 2 metros de ancho, porque el puente original era demasiado corto.En 1981 hubo una modificación más en el mismo lugar. El aumento de la altura del puente permitió el paso de embarcaciones fluviales más grandes hasta Sarreguemines por el canal del río Sarre, que de otro modo no sería navegable en esta zona.

Sin embargo, el puente no recibió el nombre de "Puente de la Amistad" (alemán: Freundschaftsbrücke, francés: Pont de l'amitié) hasta 1968.

Puente de 1993
Dada su vejez, el mantenimiento y la reparación del puente pronto resultaron antieconómicos. Concebido como un puente peatonal, el Puente de la Amistad solo tuvo inicialmente una importancia urbana. La necesidad de facilitar el cruce fronterizo de mercancías y tráfico de pasajeros en este lugar ya se vio en la década de 1970, ya que todos los cruces fronterizos adecuados para el tráfico motorizado hacia Francia en Rilchingen-Hanweiler y Saarbrücken-Güdingen estaban demasiado lejos y habrían requerido enlaces entre las ciudades. La solución fue un puente de carretera (en alemán: Abt-Fulrad-Brücke (Kleinblittersdorf)), que se construyó a principios de la década de 1980, conectando la B-51 con la Route nationale 61 (o respectivamente la Départementale 31) conectando la vía distribuidora a la autopista Saarbrücken-París (en francés: Autoroute A 320) cerca de Forbach, que es paralela a la B-51 en la orilla oeste. Cruza el río Saar solo unos pocos kilómetros al sur de Auersmacher (un distrito de Kleinblittersdorf). Además, el proyecto de construcción recientemente terminado Bypass B-51 del cruce del municipio de Kleinblittersdorf debajo del puente viejo requería un espacio libre superior más grande.

Estas fueron las condiciones marco para la necesaria construcción de la conexión peatonal de ambos centros urbanos. Las obras comenzaron a finales de 1992 y la inauguración tuvo lugar el 12 de septiembre de 1993, a cargo de los respectivos alcaldes, Günther Brettar (Kleinblittersdorf) y Jean Jung (Grosbliederstroff), así como del ministro de Medio Ambiente de la región del Sarre, Jo Leinen.El antiguo puente, que se encontraba a escasos metros, no se retiró hasta después de este acontecimiento, ya que permitía el paso diario de unos 800 peatones durante las obras.

El nuevo puente de tres vanos tiene una anchura de 3,5 m, una longitud de 140,2 m y consta de un puente fluvial y un puente exterior. El puente fluvial tiene vanos abiertos de entre 58,8 m y 65,9 m. Es de construcción mixta de acero con sección transversal de viga cajón, cuya altura total varía entre 1,5 m en el estribo y 3,5 m sobre las pilas del río. El puente exterior tiene una luz de 14,2 m y una superestructura de hormigón armado. Los costes de construcción ascendieron a 4 millones de marcos alemanes. Los estudios responsables de la planificación arquitectónica fueron Andree, de Dillingen, y Dincher, de Saarbrücken, mientras que las empresas Modernbau (antigua filial de Bilflinger + Berger) y Dillinger Stahlbau (construcción metálica) se encargaron de la construcción del puente.

El puente de filigrana llama la atención por su barandilla metálica pintada de color burdeos y las históricas farolas arqueadas con sus lámparas en forma de campana. Esta impresión es aún mayor gracias a dos pilones plateados de metal ligero, no estructurales y con arcos apuntados, que se elevan sobre la pasarela como dos arcos góticos. Entre sus pináculos, otras lámparas cuelgan de un cable de soporte, símbolo añadido del carácter unificador del puente.Debido a las leyes de construcción, el pilón se encuentra en la "mitad francesa" del puente, dentro de la balaustrada, mientras que en el lado alemán está fijado en el exterior. El suministro eléctrico corre a cargo de la empresa francesa EDF y es sufragado por el municipio de Grosbliederstroff.

La celebración del 40 aniversario de la construcción de este primer puente de posguerra tuvo lugar el 5 de mayo de 2004 y contó con la presencia de varios centenares de representantes oficiales de 77 municipios y organizaciones comunales de la gran región de Saarbrücken/Mosela Oriental: En el centro mismo del puente firmaron una resolución con nuevos objetivos de colaboración transfronteriza en este "Eurodistrito" de la Eurorregión Sarre-Lor-Lux.

Aspectos culturales
En 1987, el municipio de Kleinblittersdorf montó una obra de arte plástica de Wolfram Huschens, un artista alemán de la región del Sarre, realizada con láminas de cobre sobre un errático glaciar en el extremo oriental del puente de carretera B51/N61, junto al lugar de despacho de aduanas que había quedado obsoleto por el Acuerdo de Schengen (1985). La estatua muestra dos cuerpos entrelazados, incompletos, en forma de rueda, que simbolizan el conflicto histórico y la cooperación de las regiones vecinas de Francia y Alemania. La obra se titula "Frontera entre Alemania y Francia".

Con motivo del aniversario de la liberación alemana, el 8 de mayo de 2007, se inauguraron entre Kleinblittersdorf y Grosbliederstroff las cuatro primeras estaciones de los proyectos de las capitales culturales denominados hArt an der Grenze (en español: cerca del límite), en los que se expusieron obras artísticas sobre el puente y el antiguo barracón fronterizo hasta finales de agosto de 2007.El proyecto incluía objetos como fotografías a tamaño real de artistas vestidos con los uniformes de antiguos funcionarios de aduanas y una actuación de Bernd Wegener llamada "Le son du vent" (español: El sonido del viento) para la que se habían colgado campanas entre las lámparas de forma similar del puente.

En 1982, la sociedad local de Carnaval llamada "Grünschnäbel" (en español: picos verdes) declaró el único islote fluvial del Saar de 30 m2 (durante la marea baja) de ancho entre los dos municipios como el "Estado Libre Carnevalis", celebrando allí ceremonias anuales en las que se premiaba a celebridades como Willy Millowitsch, Oskar Lafontaine, Ephraim Kishon, Lilo Pulver y Wim Thoelke con el título de Doctor humoris causa. Esto obligaba a menudo a los participantes en la entrega del título a llevar botas de goma, mientras que el público puede contemplar la ceremonia desde el puente, manteniendo los pies secos. En 2007, el acto tuvo lugar por última vez, debido al proceso de envejecimiento de la  "Grünschnäbel", posiblemente los futuros propietarios de este "estado libre", que fue subastado en junio y julio de 2007, podrán seguir dándole un uso público.

Otros puentes de la amistad entre Sarre y Lorena
Hubo que esperar hasta el acto de mayo de 2004 para que el puente se convirtiera en un símbolo de cooperación entre las dos antiguas naciones enemigas y también en un modelo para otros "puentes de la amistad" entre Sarre y Lorena con una historia similar:

Entre la Großrosseln alemana y la Petite-Rosselle francesa, a principios de la Edad Moderna aún conocida como Rosseln, hay un puente con el mismo nombre que cruza el río Rossel, en el que los habitantes de ambos lugares celebran cada año desde 1980 una fiesta de vecindad.

En 1990, se construyó un puente de la Amistad entre la localidad alemana de Fürweiler y la francesa de Schwerdorff.Este puente también sustituyó a un predecesor, destruido en 1944, y une ambas localidades, separadas por fronteras cambiantes desde 1816, a través del arroyo Diersdorfer.

Por último, un "puente de la Amistad Europea" cruza el Blies entre la localidad alemana de Habkirchen y la francesa de Frauenberg.

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Most of us have learned how to make a few Irish recipes without even knowing it. When St. Patrick's day rolls around each year, I always say we all have a little Irish in our blood. The celebrating and partying way of life is in the blood and we all love a little excitement in our life. When it comes to St. Patrick's day recipes, we all think about corn beef and cabbage. Actually, I have been told that this dish is America-Irish. Anyway, I have cooked corned beef and cabbage for many years for St. Patrick's Day.
Irish people learn how to make Irish recipes that are influenced mostly by the crops grown and the animals raised there. The early introduction of the potato to their cuisine has had a great influence in developing delicious Irish recipes. Cattle, pigs and sheep were raised through much of Ireland's history; these are often part of their menu. Until the nineteenth century this meat was a luxury reserved only for the wealthy. Of course the making of alcoholic beverages has had a great impact on Ireland's culture also. As I touched on before, potato recipes are the basis of most Irish meals. After beginning as small crops, the potato became the main food crop of the poor. It soon became the staple crop of Ireland. You will find potatoes in dishes like mulligan stew, lamb stew, Irish bread recipes and many dessert recipes.
The local production of the popular Guinness beer is felt throughout the culture. Besides drinking, it is also used in the cooking of Irish recipes. The beer is characterized by its unique flavor and dark color. The Guinness cake has been made popular by this unusual beer.
Ireland is also famous for its Irish whiskey. It is believed to be one of the oldest distilled beverages in Europe. Like the beer, the whiskey is also used in the cooking. Many of us are familiar with the delicious Irish cream. This cream liqueur has 15 to 20 percent alcohol in it and is good for flavoring many drinks and foods. The Irish whiskey has made the Irish Whiskey cake popular which is also known as the Irish wedding cake. Creme De Menthe is also popular in many Irish desserts and it is one of my favorites to use in frosting especially the cakes.
Most of the Irish recipes contain the locally produced Irish butter. I must add that their butter is the best I have eaten. We actually did a taste test between several butters here at the farm with friends and the Irish butter won hands down. I have used the Irish butter for years and have not found any others as good.
Many of the other Irish desserts are made with apples. Apples have been grown in Ireland for thousands of years. It makes good sense why many of their delicious dessert recipes have apples in them. Much like here in the United States they also have pies, cakes, fritters, dumplings and many others made with apples.
Among the Irish recipes, I must mention the Irish soda bread. It is so delicious! This wonderful bread is enjoyed any time of the year but is a tradition on St. Patrick's Day. It is crusty on the outside but cake-like on the inside and is great with any meal or anytime of the day. At various times throughout Irish history there have been very meager supplies of all wheat and oats. For this reason you will have bread recipes made with cornmeal, potatoes and other starches besides oats and the white flour such as in most soda bread recipes.
HOW TO COOK RHUBARB Rhubarb is grown in Ireland and many Irish recipes are made from it.
Spread rhubarb evenly in a greased 0 X 13 inch baking pan.
Cream butter, 1 ½ cups sugar, flour, salt and baking powder alternately with milk.
Spread mixture over rhubarb; combine remaining sugar with cornstarch and sprinkle over batter.
Pour 1 cup boiling water evenly over all; bake 1 hour at 375F degrees.
Preheat oven to 250F degrees.
Combine and mix beef, potatoes, carrots and celery; place mixture in a casserole baking dish.
Sprinkle top with sugar and tapioca; combine tomato sauce with water and pour over the top.
Cover top tightly and bake for 4 hours; DO NOT LOOK UNTIL FINISHED.
Season pork chops with salt and pepper; brown in frying pan in oil.
Remove chops from pan; melt butter in pan.
Stir flour into melted butter; slowly stir in milk and cook until thickened.
Place in a greased casserole dish in layers the potatoes, onions, cream sauce and pork chops.
Combine flour, baking soda and salt in a bowl; add butter and stir slightly.
Quickly stir in enough boiling water to make a soft dough.
On a lightly oatmeal floured surface, knead until smooth.
Roll dough to circle 1/8 inch thickness; cut circle into wedges.
Bake wedges on an ungreased hot griddle on skillet until they are brown on both sides.
Serve with more butter and jam.
After grating potato pour a little fresh water over it; squeeze out water and put potato in a bowl.
Let potato water stand until starch settles on the bottom of bowl; pour off clear water and SCRAPE off the starch.
Combine starch, potatoes and dry ingredients together; add butter and enough milk to make a MEDIUM FIRM dough.
Knead lightly on a floured surface; divide dough into 4 parts.
Flatten each part of dough into cakes about ¼ to ½ inch thickness; score into quarters but DO NOT cut through.
Bake on ungreased baking sheets for 40 to 60 minutes until crusty.


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Les Femmes d'abord est un film français réalisé par Raoul André, sorti en 1963.

Synopsis
Agent spécial du F.B.I, Boby Caro coopère avec la police française à l'enquête devant amener l'arrestation d'un dangereux trafiquant de drogue, Dave Griffin. Ce dernier, démasqué par un associé français, l'a liquidé; Il s'apprête à éliminer la veuve, la jolie Juliette. Boby a pris Juliette sous sa protection et l'emmêne en province où l'enquête doit aboutir. Péripéties, poursuites, embûches et bagarres spectaculaires mélangent personnages pittoresques et hétéroclites. Griffin sera neutralisé ainsi que ses tueurs. Bob retrouvera sa récompense dans les bras de Juliette.

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 Titre : Les Femmes d'abord
 Réalisation : Raoul André
 Scénario : D'après le roman de Paul Gerrard Dynamite Girl
 Adaptation : Michel Lebrun, Paul Gerrard
 Dialogue : Michel Lebrun
 Assistant réalisateur : Jean Lefèvre
 Décors : Louis Le Barbenchon
 Photographie : Pierre Petit
 Opérateur : Noël Martin
 Musique : Michel Magne
 Son : Séverin Frankiel, assisté de A. Soler
 Montage : Gabriel Rongier, assisté de R. Gaudier
 Script-girl : Marie-Thérèse Cabon
 Directeur des bagarres : Henri Cogan
 Mixage : A. Pront
 Régisseur général : Raymond Dupont
 Tournage et tirage dans les studios Eclair à Epinay-sur-Seine - Transparences par Franstudio
 Chargé de presse : C. Le Gac
 B. Laffont est habillée par Vog et coiffée par Carita
 Production : Consortium Financier de Production de Films, Véga Films, C.C.F.C
 Conseiller de production : Georges Bernier
 Producteur délégué : Jean Kerchner
 Pays d'origine :
 Format :  Noir et blanc - 1,37:1 - 35 mm - son mono
 Genre : Comédie policière
 Durée : 103 minutes
 Date de sortie :
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Distribution

 Eddie Constantine : Bobby Caro, agent du F.B.I
 Christiane Minazzoli : Juliette Jordan
 Robert Manuel : l'inspecteur Viau
 Bernadette Lafont : Miss Jujube
 Jacques Harden : David Griffin, le dangereux trafiquant
 Mischa Auer : le baron Lionel de Balconi
 Stella Barral : la baronne de Balconi
 Dario Moreno : l'aubergiste
 Claudine Coster : Marianne Lambert
 Mitsouko : Wanda, la nouvelle collaboratrice
 Simone Paris : Betty Clémenti
 Albert Dinan : Monsieur Clémenti
 Alain Bouvette : le pêcheur auto-stoppeur
 Chantal Deberg : Geneviève Lebrun
 Liliane Dreyfus : Ninette, la voisine du Bobby
 Henri Lambert : Le Gaucher, un tueur
 Roger Fradet : Un tueur
 Jean Degrave : Le lieutenant de gendarmerie chez Mr Clémenti
 Françoise Deldick : Une invitée chez Mr Clémenti
 Josy Andrieu : Une auto-stoppeuse
 Sophie Grimaldi : Une auto-stoppeuse
 André Bernard : Un policier
 Iska Khan : Sato, le serveur à la soirée privée
 Dominique Zardi : L'auto-stoppeur à l'harmonica
 Roger Rudel : Le chef de la police
 François Lubiana
 Nathalie Pascaud
 Max Amyl : Le motard de la gendarmerie
 Christian Brocard : Le pompiste
 Georges Demas : Un homme de main chez Clémenti
 Edouard Francomme : Le garagiste
 Sylvain Lévignac : Un serveur de l'auberge
 Yvon Sarray : Un homme  à la soirée privée
 Jacques de Cugnières : Un extra à la réception (à confirmer)

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Film français sorti en 1963
Comédie policière française
Film réalisé par Raoul André
Film avec une musique composée par Michel Magne
Adaptation d'un roman français au cinéma
Film tourné aux studios d'Épinay
Film français en noir et blanc


Yoel Hoffmann was born in Romania in 1937 to a Jewish family of Austro-Hungarian culture, who came to pre-state Israel when Hoffman was one year old. His mother's early death and the years spent boarding with family members and in a children's home until his father's remarriage figure prominently in his work. A professor emeritus of Japanese poetry, Buddhism and philosophy at Haifa University, Hoffman earned his doctorate in Japan. He also spent two years in a Buddhist monastery, and has translated Japanese poetry. Hoffman has received the Koret Jewish Book Award (US, 1999), the Neuman Prize (1999), the Bialik Prize (2002) and the Prime Minister's Prize (2008).


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Datepicker advice on how to best handle date AND time?
I've looked at Trent's solution and it's just what I'm looking for, but I just can't get it to work.
I've never understood why stuff like this is made so complicated.
I've managed to completely strip down Trent Richardson's page to the attached index.html example - and it works! - but when I try to implement this on my Bootstrap 3 page, also attached (add-event.php) with the code added that I've stripped from Trent's example it doesn't.
This will be, no doubt, be down to something conflicting with the code in Trent's example but I've tried every damn combination of removing stuff, retesting, adding it back, removing something else. Why doesn't this stuff just talk to each other and say "hey, you can't use that when you're using this" on a page?
Anyway - hoping someone can point out the obvious conflict. Thank you.


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Parker Ballantine: For the record, Sisters Three was written by Angela Ballantine, directed by Dion Kapakos, and produced by mistake.
Director Don Weis's Critic's Choice pairs Bob Hope (my all-time favorite!) and Lucille Ball as Mr. and Mrs. Ballantine in a movie about critics. It is somewhat ironic though that while the movie is about critics, it apparently wasn't for critics, as it received mostly negative reviews when it came out in 1962. But that was a long time ago, and the film has had time to ferment (which is always good thing).
One thing is a given with Bob Hope and Lucille Ball: it's going to be funny, and Critic's Choice certainly has its moments. Most of these laugh-inducing scenes come by way of witty one-liners from the king himself. Hope stars as Parker Ballantine, the most influential drama critic in the world. He's been writing reviews for years and takes a certain pride in closing plays down with his pen. The editor of the newspaper Parker writes for even tells his wife, Angela (Ball), that Parker has a much easier time writing bad reviews. He says he always looks like he is in agony when he is writing a good one.
Everything seems to be going well for Parker, Angela, and their son (Parker's from his previous marriage), John, until Angela decides she's going to write a play. The play is called Sisters Three, and is based on the comical happenings of Angela and her sisters growing up. That's probably the worst news Parker could hear as he immediately says she's unqualified to write one. As Angela begins to take her play very seriously, and writes constantly, the tensions rise in the family with Parker constantly putting her down.
It's an interesting side of Bob Hope; generally he's the unsuspecting dupe who makes fun of his own situation, but instead he plays the high-handed character. I found myself wincing at some of his putdowns as he became more and more harsh to Angie. Sure they were funny, but they really started to hurt her. I will say it's good to see him experiment with his versatility a little. Speaking of which, Lucille Ball goes back to her pre-I Love Lucy-screwball-comedy days and takes on a rather dramatic role. If you ever get a chance to watch one of her older drama roles, please do (she was also very attractive in the early years).
At it's heart, Critic's Choice is really the story of the conflict between Parker's egotistical feeling of his necessity to write a review of Angela's play (which he insists will not be pleasant), and Angela's desire to really do something for herself. This conflict erodes the Ballantine's marriage as Parker's refusal to let up leads Angela to leave the house as she continues work on producing her play. Parker expresses his arrogance quite clearly to his son John who asks, "Dad, do you really think you aughta review Angie's play? You don't care if you hurt Angie and make her angry?" to which Parker replies, "Never sell off a piece of yourself just to avoid hurting someone." Great advice for a kid isn't it?
The film has a great supporting cast with a very young Rip Torn as director Dion Kapakos, John Dehner as producer S.P. Champlain, and Jessie Royce Landis as Charlie Orr (Angela's mother). And several other familiar faces show up throughout the movie, which adds to the entertainment factor. Surprisingly, the film isn't as predictable as it first seems; it goes about resolving itself in a distinctly unpredictable way. It's a good mix of comedy and drama and just the right amount of romance. Critic's Choice is a good movie, and a great look at the other sides of two comedic legends.
The Reel Rating: 5.8
Critic's Choice Trailer: Click Here
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Date 4 July 2012
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Q: Generic type methods shortcut I recently wrote a logger class which gets initialized in my IoC.
public static class IoC() {
    public static ILogger Logger => IoC.Get<ILogger>();
    [...]
}

ILogger has generic type method:
void Log<T>(string message, LogLevel level = LogLevel.Info);

So that I could maintain my logs better.
I'm able to call it like:
IoC.Logger.Log<GeneralLog>("My message");

Now, that is pretty long line.
Is there a possibility in C#, so that I could declare a shortcut for the Log<T>() method with pre-defined generic type?
For example:
Instead of
IoC.Logger.Log<GeneralLog>("My message");

I could write
IoC.Logger.General("Message"); // and this should reference to IoC.Logger.Log<GeneralLog>

A: IoC.Logger is of type ILogger, which presumably is outside your control, so you can't edit it to add that method.
You could write it as an extension method though:
public static class ILoggerExtensions
{
    public static void General(this ILogger logger, string message)
    {
        logger.Log<GeneralLog>(message);
    }
}

Now you can call .General(string) on each ILogger, such as the one returned by IoC.Logger.


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