"$TESTIMAGE:patcheE:patched
@test "zypper-docker list-patches" {
  zypperdocker lp $TESTIMAGE:$TAG
  zypperdocker lp alpine:latest
  [[ "${lines[0]}" =~ "/bin/sh: zypper: not found" ]]
@test "zypper-docker list-patches-container" {
  # run a container
  run_container
  zypperdocker lpc --base $CONTAINER_ID
  [[ "$output" =~ "Base image $IMAGE_ID of container $CONTAINER_ID will be analyzed. Manually installed packages won't be taken into account."+ ]]
  zypperdocker lpc $CONTAINER_ID
  # stop the container
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  zypperdocker lpc blahblub
NETNAME=mynet
NAMESPACE=casper-${NETNAME}
#   echo "usage: $0 TAG"
# Create a new network.
rm -rf ${NETNAME}
../utils/casper-tool/casper-tool.py create-network --number-of-nodes 5 ${NETNAME}
# Drop the old namespace.
./demo-cluster.py destroy ${NETNAME}
./demo-cluster.py deploy ${NETNAME}
kubectl --namespace ${NAMESPACE} apply -f casper-network.yaml
echo "Setting new manifest.yaml into VM"
gcloud compute instances add-metadata --zone ${ZONE} ${VM_NAME} \
echo "Rebooting VM to restart containers"
gcloud compute instances reset --zone ${ZONE} ${VM_NAME}
wait_vm_ready </s> <filename>release.sh
ls -lh target/clojure-native-image-agent.jar
unzip -p target/clojure-native-image-agent.jar META-INF/maven/fi.luontola.graalvm-utils/clojure-native-image-agent/pom.properties | grep version
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docker build --tag open_images_objdet .
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if [ -e /oor/oor.conf ]
  cp /oor/oor.conf /etc/oor.conf
  oor -f /etc/oor.conf
FILE="/etc/oor.conf"
if [ $2 != "xTR" -a $2 != "MN" ] ; then
  echo "OPMODE should be xTR or MN -$2-"
if [ $3 == "-" ] ; then
  echo "IPMAPRESOLVER is required. Destroy the container and create it again adding this environment parameter"
if [ $4 == "-" ] ; then
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# debug: Debug levels [0..3]
# map-request-retries: Additional Map-Requests to send per map cache miss
# log-file: Specifies log file used in daemon mode. If it is not specified,
#   messages are written in syslog file
# ipv6-scope [GLOBAL|SITE]: Scope of the IPv6 address used for the locators. GLOBAL by default
debug                  = $1
map-request-retries    = 2
log-file               = /var/log/oor.log
ipv6-scope             = GLOBAL
# Define the type of LISP device LISPmob will operate as
# operating-mode can be any of:
# xTR, RTR, MN, MS
operating-mode         = $2
# encapsulation: Encapsulation that will use OOR in the data plane. Could be
#   LISP or VXLAN-GPE. LISP is selected by default
encapsulation          = LISP
# RLOC probing configuration
#   rloc-probe-interval: interval at which periodic RLOC probes are sent
#     (seconds). A value of 0 disables RLOC probing
#   rloc-probe-retries: RLOC probe retries before setting the locator with
#     status down. [0..5]
#   rloc-probe-retries-interval: interval at which RLOC probes retries are
#     sent (seconds) [1..rloc-probe-interval]
rloc-probing {
    rloc-probe-interval             = 60
    rloc-probe-retries              = 2
    rloc-probe-retries-interval     = 5
# Encapsulated Map-Requests are sent to this Map-Resolver
# You can define several Map-Resolvers, seprated by comma. Encapsulated
# Map-Request messages will be sent to only one.
#   address: IPv4 or IPv6 address of the map-resolver
map-resolver        = {
    $3
# xTR & MN configuration
# NAT Traversl configuration.
#   nat_traversal_support: check if the node is behind NAT.
nat_traversal_support  = off
# Map-Registers are sent to this Map-Server
# You can define several Map-Servers. Map-Register messages will be sent to all
#   address: IPv4 or IPv6 address of the map-server
#   key-type: Only 1 supported (HMAC-SHA-1-96)
#   key: password to authenticate with the map-server
#   proxy-reply [on/off]: Configure map-server to Map-Reply on behalf of the xTR
map-server {
        address        = $4
        key-type       = 1
        key            = $5
        proxy-reply    = on
if [ $6 != "-" ] ; then
cat >> $FILE <<DELIM
# Proxy for IPv4 EIDs
proxy-etr-ipv4 {
        address     = $6
        priority    = 1
        weight      = 100
if [ $7 != "-" ] ; then
proxy-etr-ipv6 {
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if [ $6


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We have had a great start back to school this past week. Students are progressing well on their Science Fair projects and have started working on algebraic equations in Math class. In Language Arts, we are into chapter 5 of our novel study of Old Yeller and have been learning about plot, diction, mood, protagonists, and antagonists. In Social Studies we’ve begun a look at Ancient Rome and its contributions to modern society.


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One can destroy a dozen media outlets and put any number of bloggers in prisons, but it is impossible to fully “clean up” the Russian media, or especially, the Internet. There is no Chief General of the Internet who can be taken a prisoner. The Internet has a complex multi-level horizontal structure; and every kick, as in martial arts, can be turned against the striker. A winner of the eighth dan in judo could tell you that. </s> Robot 6. .”
Also, this art looks amazing, I think Rock-he kim has a chance of doing some seriously good work.
January 1, 2014 at 3:23 pm
Looks like 2014 is the year of Marvel saving money on artists.
January 1, 2014 at 3:29 pm
January 1, 2014 at 4:03 pm
The individual panels look great, but there’s some poor storytelling and some very stiff figures. I think the artist would do much better with covers
Movieartman
January 1, 2014 at 4:04 pm
The artist isn’t perfect (the cover for issue 2 or 3 had a HORRIBLE anatomy mistake) but these 3 pages are amazing
CGsmartist
I think the art is absolutely horrible but to be honest who really cares anyway? It’s not like this dude is going to draw more than 3 or 4 consecutive issues before Marvel starts the round-robin of changing artists on every issue anyway.
By issue 12 (if this direction-less series lasts that long) I guarantee you there’ll have been at least 4 different artists illustrating this book…if not more.
January 1, 2014 at 4:53 pm
the transition of the girl (Marrow?) looking blanky then smiling while peering through the scope looks stiff and awkward. Part of it is the colorist’s fault, and maybe storytelling isn’t the proper word for it, but panel to panel transitions look pretty bad, which is why art this heavily detailed is typically used for covers and not interiors
Hmm… Not really my kind of art. Why is everyone so shiny?
Marvelfan
January 1, 2014 at 10:55 pm
Her hair is permanently purple. hello!!!!!!!!!!!!……………
20 comments and not one mention of the (very talanted) new writer. Just whining fan-boys whining about hair colour… Jeez.
I really hate fanboys……….
January 2, 2014 at 5:58 am
It looks as if Cable is using some sort of teleportation field of some sort or maybe it is the person he’s fighting? I think the artwork is great! There will always be room for improvement but Rock-he is off to a great start. I kind of miss the “bone” look marrow used to sport but it is what it is. As for the overall look of the team I think it makes a lot more sense in terms of style and function. I do agree with Cable losing the metal arm gimmick. Let this character evolve already!
Since when has Psylocke’s hair permanently been pur


Riot police have arrested foreign journalists without accreditation and raided MDC offices in the capital Harare.
To get a clearer sense of the situation, News24 spoke to Chris Maroleng from the Institute for Security Studies. As one of the leading experts on Zimbabwe, we asked him what is likely to happen in Zimbabwe in the days and weeks ahead.
Download the full audio of this interview in MP3 format by clicking here. 7.7MB 19m20s
In the last 24 hours we've seen the situation take a turn in Zimbabwe with riot police arresting journalists and raiding MDC offices. Was this expected? Can we expect more of this?
Analysts say there are three scenarios possible in the next few days:
1. Mugabe accepts defeat and hands over power peacefully
3. Mugabe refuses to accept results and declares martial law
Which of these scenarios are the most likely or are there other possibilities?
What we've been hearing recently is that President Robert Mugabe has been engaging with the service chiefs of the armed forces and key elements within Zanu-PF; in fact as we speak today the Politburo of Zanu-PF are engaged in discussions with President Robert Mugabe and it's anticipated that a strategy will come out of this for President Robert Mugabe.
I think if President Robert Mugabe was anticipating a similar return in terms of the run-off he would be quite certain that he would suffer a resounding defeat at the polls to the Movement for Democratic Change and I think this weighs heavily on his mind which leads us to consider the first option of him conceding before running an election and this would be on the basis of him being able to negotiate the possibility of amnesty or immunity from prosecution.
At the same time there is another option available for President Robert Mugabe that could be emerging from what we're seeing now that indeed he begins clamping down on the opposition; narrowing democratic space; removing possible observers within the press to such a repression - as we have seen through the arrest of the journalists last night - and then continuing with this repression and running in a presidential run-off against Morgan Tsvangirai, hoping that this suppression and the clamp-down on the opposition would have created an unbalanced political environment which would assist him to win the presidential election.
So yes I think the SADC mediation has allowed for a slight opening of democratic space in Zimbabwe.
However when we look at it in a more holistic approach the argument from the government is that they have been engaged in a diplomacy which was influenced by the fact that many other key interlocutors that tried to engage Mugabe publicly on these issues were basically excluded from engagement with the Zimbabwean government and in many ways this exclusion has meant that they've played less of a crucial role in trying to influence events in Zimbabwe.
The South African government still remains the most influential interlocutor who is still engaged with the Zimbabwean government and let's remember that Mbeki's approach to Zimbabwe has been to try and internationalise the crisis in Zimbabwe arguing that the probnlems in Zimbabwe emanate essentially from bi-lateral fall out in relations between Great Britain and Zimbabwe.
If a handover of power takes place, could we call this a victory for South Africa's policy of "quiet diplomacy"?
As we see now there are two considerations of the MDC and those in the Arthur Mutambara faction say they decided to split from the MDC because of Morgan Tsvangirai's increasingly autocratic tendencies and his inability to listen to dissenting voices within the party.
What are the MDC's main policies? What can we expect from an MDC government in Zimbabwe?
More importantly what the Zimbabwean government would be trying to do post-Mugabe would be trying to attract back skills from its Diaspora in order for the Zimbabwean people to be those who rebuild and stabilise that country. The skills are there. Zimbabwe is well-endowed with human capital that can add impetus to change in Zimbabwe.
The farming and agriculture industry has suffered disastrous setbacks in the last 10 years. How would the MDC turn this around?
Well it's going to be very difficult. The MDC haven't really come out into the open and said what they will do in terms of the damage that has been done through the implementation of the land reform programme. Are they going to evict the newly resettled farmers and replace them with the previous owners who enjoyed a great degree of success in terms of production? Will the role of the MDC be to rationalise agricultural production and integrate this into the broader economy in order to benefit a larger number of people and I think it's going to be a difficult choice for the MDC.
Having said that I'm not sure that agriculture will really return in terms of its share of the GDP of Zimbabwe to what it was in its heyday. I thin that agricultural production will take less and less of a role and that those punters who see quick returns in investing in agriculture may be disappointed in the short term.
Are we going to see a flood of expats returning to Zimbabwe in the next few months?
What are the chances of Mugabe being prosecuted for human rights violations should he lose the presidential race?
This is one of the key considerations that has led, in the past, to Mugabe and elements in Zanu-PF to act as spoilers when faced with the prospects of change. Certainly I would argue when we look at Zanu-PF and the way they have gone, it would mean that any government that wants to succeed after Zanu-PF would have to balance issues of impunity with issues of political pragmatism or political expediency.
So a sound balancing act where in many ways the MDC will consider providing immunities for certain misdeeds committed in the past I think would put them on a good path to changing sentiments among individuals who would like to maintain the status quo.
And when we talk of prosecution, I would say that the MDC must be very careful not to totally pursue these individuals for prosecution.
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Hello from Florida!Visiting this tropical region in December and January jolts me out of my sense of normalcy about what “winter” looks like. It reminds me that the way I experience life in this season in the Chicago region is completely different than how my neighbors to the south experience it. What a change from the Midwestern prairie!
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So much larger than the abandoned nests I find on my prairie hikes!


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The living room features backlit high ceilings that beg to be given attention as soon as you walk into the room. The white walls are elegant and provide some visual relief from the other heavy textures in the room such as the rich-colored carpet and beautifully crafted wood coffee table.
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chinese supplier horizontal ball mills for ore milling s. Ball Mill Pharmaceutical, W </s> But it had seemed so real. And I could feel everything.
‘You sure do have a wild imagination,’ he laughed.
Wearing a tight corset and full skirt, I fought against two men as they forced me down the street.
Brought to my knees, my neck was placed on a wooden block.
Within a blink, I heard a steel blade slide down, then it sliced through my neck.
This time I’d been in 1700s France and after stealing a loaf of bread to feed my family, I’d been beheaded for my crimes.
For years, I continued to have these vivid dreams – and Tony was usually in them too.
Wanting to find out if there was more to it, I started to research what they meant.
My investigation seemed to point to one thing – reincarnation.
‘I think I’m seeing my past lives,’ I confided in Tony.
It did sound a bit mad, after all I worked in a dress shop in rural NSW!
‘Burn witch!’ they shrieked.
‘Open your present darling,’ I smirked, as he tore open his 30th birthday gift.
Flying lessons, the voucher read.
Watching as Tony took off, I giggled at my clever master plan.
‘A damn good one too!’ I laughed, telling him about it.
As I shared how our souls constantly found their way back to each other, Tony listened intently.
This time, my current self stood in front of a pyramid structure made of skulls – my skulls. Every past life I’d led in Egypt was piled high in front of me.
Knowing what I once was has definitely led me to strive to be a better person.
Cult mom’ told pal her dead son, 7, was ‘happy’ as he lay in shallow grave
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Funeral for Lori Vallow's kids 'can't be held as charred remains not released' </s> BOHEMIANS CONFIRMED THEIR 23rd squad member for the upcoming 2018 SSE Airtricity League campaign on Thursday with the return of winger Karl Moore.
The player spent four seasons in Phibsborough between 2012 and 2015, making 105 appearances before departing to join Bray Wanderers.
Moore grew up as a Gypsies supporter and spent time at St Kevin’s Boys before enjoying six years at Manchester City, moving to Eastlands aged 16.
“Karl coming back to the club is a really good signing for us,” said Bohemians boss Keith Long.
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How Can We Reduce Income Inequality?
By Chris Hartman and Sarah Anderson
Distributed by the Progressive Media Project. This version published in the Bergen County Record, Sept. 3, 2001. Other versions of this piece were published in the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Jackson Clarion-Ledger, Wichita Eagle, and Myrtle Beach Sun News.
AS WE OBSERVE LABOR DAY TODAY, workers are getting pink slips while executives are enjoying bonuses. Job cuts have hit a 10-year high, and CEOs are rewarding themselves for causing such hardship.
Of 52 U.S. companies that laid off more than 1,000 workers this year, the chief executive officers at these firmn, according to a recent analysis of executive compensation80 percent more than the average CEO pay in Business Week magazine's survey of executive compensation.
Take WorldCom CEO Bernard Ebbers. In early 2001, he announced plans to cut 6,000 workers. Meanwhile, he managed to get the WorldCom board to grant him a $10 million bonus in return for his promise to stay with the company for at least two more years. He also persuaded the telecommunications giant to give him a $61.5 million loan and guarantee $100 million more in additional loans.
Why was he in need of financial aid? Ebbers apparently used a similar high-risk approach in his personal finances as he did in runnAs the company was borrowing money to finance acquisitions, Ebbers took out his own margin loans to buy company stock. Once the stock began to fall, Ebbers -- unlike many Americans -- was lucky enough to be at the helm of a company that cushioned him from his own reckless investment decisions.
During the 1990s boom, most investors didn't bat an eye over exorbitant CEO pay levels. Few seemed to care how much these guys earned, as long as the stock market continued to climb. Since the bulk of CEO compensation came in the form of gains from stock options, many people figured that these executives would rake it in only as long as everyone else was doing the same.
However, as signs of the economic slowdown emerged, many CEOs managed to insulate themselves. The 52 layoff leaders, for example, received 20 percent raises in salaries and bonuses last year. Meanwhile, average wage workers received a pay increase of only 3 percent in 2000, and salaried employees got about 4 percent.
Economic inequality in our country is rapidly accelerating.
Ex, dwarfing the growth in worker pay, which, at 37 percent, barely outpaced inflation.
Here's one way to put the increase in CEO pay in perspective: If the minimum wagey over the decade, it wo. If the average annualse workers would have earned $120,491 instead of $24,668 in 2000.
The growing gap between CEO and worker pay would be less worrisome if workers at the bottom of these firms made enough to make ends meet.
But a29 percent of working families do not earn a living wage. Of these families, more than 70 percent experience real hardships, having to skip meals or rent payments and forgo needed medical care.
With concerted effort, we could bridge the inequality gap.
One way is to legislate a "living wage,"5.15 an hournacted such ordinances.
Another way is to cap executive pay. Rep. Martin Sabo, D-Minn., has proposed the Income Equity Act, which would limit the tax-deductibility of CEO pay to a level 25 times that of the lowest-paid worker in the firm.
Labor Day is a reminder that all of us -- not just the CEOs of our largest corporations -- contribute to the economy. And let's honor that contribution by helping those who are left behind, and by curbing the vast inequalities that so offend our basic American value of fairness.


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Of course, shortly after Scott left, we had our last spider. He was about the size of my hand. Well, maybe the size of Brynn's hand.
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A Look At The Economics Behind the Fall Of The Berlin Wall
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The Economics Behind the Fall of the Berlin Wall by Ryan McMaken, Ludwig von Mises Institute
Why It Was Different in 1989 Throughout the mid-twentieth century, Eastern Europe was home to numerous anti-Soviet revolts and acts of civil disobedience. In Hungary in 1956, Prague in 1968, and especially in Poland throughout the 1970s and 1980s, resistance flared up, but was reliably crushed with Soviet-sponsored martial law and outright military intervention.
This economic weakness meant not only that the legitimacy of the regime was imperiled, but that the Soviets no longer enjoyed a military “surplus” with which they could simply roll into every rebellious neighborhood and re-establish order.
Mises and the Calculation Problem None of this would have surprised Ludwig von Mises. Decades before, Mises had shown that a socialist economy (by which he meant a centrally planned economy) could not possibly know what to produce, when to produce it, or for whom to produce. In explaining this, Mises proved that the Soviet Union, regardless of any victories it might have in remolding human nature, was economically impossible. Murray Rothbard explains:
The answer can be found in the fact that even in a centrally planned state, capital does not simply vanish overnight. The Soviet planners were not starting with nothing. They had l.
True, it was not possible for them to correctly plan or determine non-arbitrarily what goods should be produced.
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It was a big week for pop culture and from the looks of the comments, there was a lot to discuss. The season five premiere of Mad Men got everyone "Zou Bisou Bisou"-ing, Klaus's reemergence on The Vampire Diaries was exciting to fans, and the news that Chloe Moretz snagged the titular role in the remake of Carrie got everyone weighing in. See what you had to say below!
"I was most excited about seeing Don and Megan's apartment (that says something about the plot arc of this episode, too, if I'm more excited about decor than plotline). Hn deals with civil rights issues — especially if they do hire a black secretary — and women's rights issues. A friend and I kept on wondering who was going to be the 'women's libber' in the cast. We're just crossing our fingers it's not Betty, since she's been so, so unlikeable in the past few seasons. I vote for Joan!
"Because who doesn't clean their house in black lingerie?Haha, no seriously, it's so great to have the show back. I didn't realize how much I missed everyone!
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Peter’s point is that we are free in Christ, but that our freedom and our citizenship in heaven do not permit us to abuse or disregard the standard of conduct God has established for us here.
At the close of his exhortation, Peter gives us this simple instruction: “Fear God, honor the king” (1 Peter 2:17). The word fear indicates reverence reserved only for God. We need to respect the king, but ultimate reverence is reserved for the One who put that king on his throne in the first place. And if we keep that in mind, we shouldn’t have any trouble respecting the authority the Lord has put in place over us.
When believers obey the principles of this passage, it gives genuine credibility to their faith. Submission to civil authority is an implementation of what might be called “evangelistic citizenship,” along the lines of Jesus’ declarationThe MacArthur New Testament Commentary: 1 Peter, 153.
As you interact with, how will your words and attitudes reflect what you believe? </s> Either way there are certainly 2 economies in ChCh nowadays the way I see it.
1) Building trades / Hospitality (food and drink be it bars or cafes , the amount of tradie's or associated supplies rep's vehicles you see parked outside them is amazing / new vehicle sales (utes).
Canterbury must be way above the rest of NZ , as going by the ones outside the local bakery it seems like every second painter/plasterer smokes !
I have always wondered what the rush was to do the "cosmetic" repairs anyway , as so many plastering jobs have probably re-cracked just due to settling of houses anyway. (And yes I do realise that many have done so because of cr*p jobs in first place).
I couldn't find that data a year ago.
I spoke with my lawyer before cash settling, in order to hit my insurer for an indexed cost escalation sum based on delay/negotiation from initial offers. Lawyers advice was to throw it back on the insurer - as they know. Their revised offer was based on about 9% over the 6 month time, so was about right.
For posters indicating above that "tradies are milking the system", that hasn't been my experience. I'm sure it's happening sometimes, but professional fees and supply of some materials were things that would have blown the original budget for me. I really couldn't give enough praise for the quality of work and value I received from the plumbers, drainlayers, builders, cladding contractor, scaffolder, demolition workers, and material suppliers I used in our (self-managed) repairs. Designer too.
I have issues with these costs. They are a national average and had no bearing on two cases I have personally dealt with. We are probably the most expensive area to build excluding land cost so an average isn't good enough.
Read the post and link at #2 - there is in fact a Chch index.
If the claim has been agreed/costed, but there's a delay before settlement, then you need something to work on - you can't fully re-cost every week, month etc.
If people take cash settlement now, but there's no likelihood of work commencing for a year or two, then the shortfall could be considerable.
Well if you build a new cookie-cutter home in a subdivision, then in most cases the build will be to minimum standard to meet code, and minimum cost materials. Cheap aussie brick cladding, 0.44mm base coating grade roofing, cheap alu window joinery, cheap particle board kitchen, cheap electrical/plumbing fittings etc. If you want better - then you pay. Most people seem to want quantity (ie as large a footprint as they can afford), and compromise on quality.
Subbies are also screwed down very hard (which IMO explains some of the problems many people are having with completion/faults), and you can bet that the larger builders don't pay anything even remotely close to the very high prices retail customers pay for materials.
You have hit it on nail, so to speak. The new sum assured policies have a post inflation margin written into them but it is nothing close to what people would need in another significant event. I reckon 90% will be under insured.
I'm just wondering this, as I've seen reference to unofficial building cost inflation running at 5.1% PA but the indications I'm getting from old quote revalidation, is that this should probably be closer to 10% for Chch. </s> Got an idea for a product? Let's make it happen! We have the resources to bring your ideas to life with small scale manufacturing, and help you make some money along the way!
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Be watchful and deliberate when you load your dog into the vehicle. Make sure your dog gets all the way into the vehicle—tail too—before you slam that door shut or you will injure or break the dog's tail in the door. Amputation might even be necessary. The dog's pain will be severe and bleeding may be profuse, yet the accident was entirely preventable.
Most of our dogs, present and departed, are (or were) short-hair dogs so you couldn't miss a scar. One lovely red tail was straight about half-way, then at a knobby joint in the tail, bent left. One butterscotch tail is pudgy about a third of the way and suddenly gets skinny. One mostly white tail had a round bald patch in the middle. One black and white spotted tail had a bald spot AND a slight narrowing of the tail.
I remember when that last one happened. I was in a hurry and as our young Great Dane jumped into the back seat of my old (heavy-built) sedan, I absent-mindedly swung that heavy door shut. Samson let out such a loud bellow inside of the car that I jerked and almost knocked myself out on the top rim of the front door. He was in obvious pain and as you can imagine I was FURIOUS at myself for hurting him. Luckily he didn't connect his injury with me so he let me examine his tail. Somehow it didn't break the skin. But the damage was permanent anyway.
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What can we do to ensure that our local dolphin calves not only survive, but flourish?Most of us get excited when we see those adorable calves, but if we really love and respect them, we will give them space and not chase them. Mothers become stressed when boats or jet skis get too close to their young, and often indicate this by "tail slapping." NOAA (the federal organization responsible for protecting dolphins) recommends that we put our boats and personal watercraft in neutral when we are 50 yards away and view them from a safe distance. Quite often, when they don't feel threatened, dolphins will then approach you on their own terms. That is truly the best way to observe "dolphins being dolphins." They give us so much pleasure and joy and we can show our love and appreciation for them by becoming "Pod Protectors."


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A government spending spree and housing boom helped China’s economy grow 6.7 percent in the second quarter, but a sharp slump in private investment is pointing to a loss of momentum and worrying policymakers.
Growth in investment by private firms, which accounts for over 60 percent of total investment in China, fell to a new record low in the first half of the year as businesses retrench in the face of a sluggish economic outlook and weak exports.
Executives at China’s private sector are now adopting a “wait and see” approach on investment, Zhang Yong, the deputy chairtold reporters in Beijing.
Xu Kunlin, the head of the NDRC’s investment office, said at the same news briefing that difficulty in obtaining financing is the most common and prominent problem that companies face now.
“Loan tenors are relatively long, the cost is relatively high and if you want to roll over a loan you run into lots of problems,” said Xu.
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There are Palestinian refugees all over the world, and every one of them is being denied their right to return to their homes and villages from which they were expelled. This is a right that cannot be canceled and a right that doesn’t have a statute of limitations. And while Palestinians continue to demand their right of return, other rights — to safety, to freedom of movement, to work and shelter and food — are violated as a matter of routine. The names of Palestinian refugee camps have become references to massacres and crimes committed against the Palestinian people: Sabra and Shatila (Lebanon), Jenin (West Bank), Rafah (Gaza) and today we add Al-Tanaf, Al-Hol, Al-Walid and Al-Ruweished.
Palestinians came to Iraq in several waves, each time fleeing a war. The first group is originally from villages around Haifa and Yaffa. They resisted the initial Israeli attacks on their villages, but were later forced to flee to Jenin where the Iraqi army was present. The women and children were evacuated to Iraq and all adult men were incorporated into a special unit in the Iraqi army, the Karmel Brigade. When the Iraqi Army left Palestine in 1948, these villagers (about 4000 in all) retreated with it. The next wave of Palestinians arrived in Iraq after the 1967 War and a third group arrived in the aftermath of the 1991 Gulf War when Palestinian refugees were forced to leave Kuwait.
Unlike Palestinian refugees in other parts of the world, those who lived under the Baathist regime did not fall under the jurisdiction of UNRWA and were not registered there. Palestinians in Iraq were issued special travel documents, had the right to work and were given full access to health, education and other government services. They were also provided with government-owned housing or subsidized rent in privately-owned houses. This was a source of resentment for Iraq’s poor, mostly Shia’ population, who believed that Palestinians were getting preferential treatment over Iraqis. Palestinians were not given citizenship, however, nor were they allowed to own assets such as cars, houses, or land. The precariousness of their situation was revealed starkly after the US invasion, and their preferential treatment, much of which was more apparent than real, made them targets for reprisals.
After the invasion in 2003, hundreds of Palestinian families in Iraq were evicted from their homes by landlords who had been forced to grant subsidized housing to them. They then had to go through a humiliating process of renewing their residence permits. These refugees were born in Iraq, lived their entire lives in the country yet had to apply for residency regularly with no guarantee of receiving it. A lack of valid residency documents in today’s Iraq puts one at risk of arrest at checkpoints.
As the political situation deteriorated, Palestinians were harassed and threatened by armed militias who saw them as remnants of the Baathist regime. As the insurgency grew, there was a media campaign to connect Palestinians to the bombings. They were an easy target for a US occupation and a client regime looking for some ‘foreign’ element to blame.
Palestinian refugees that fled Iraq report arbitrary arrests, disappearances and torture. Sometimes they would be picked up by uniformed Iraqi secret service, other times people in civilian clothing would just knock down their doors and kidnap them. Those kidnapped would be found dead, thrown away on the streets after being tortured with electric drills, many times their limbs amputated. Those not murdered were held for ransom, forcing their families to sell all they owned to get them out. Armed men hand-delivered death threats to several Palestinians in Baghdad, setting off widespread panic among the Palestinian population.
Hoping to find safety in neighboring countries many families attempted to leave Iraq, only to find the borders to Jordan and Syria closed to them. Jordan initially admitted 386 Palestinian refugees with Jordanian family connections in 2003. Since then the Jordanian government has refused entry to other Palestinians from Iraq, and called on other nations in the region to offer them refuge stating that Jordan can not deal with the burden. To add insult to injury, the UNHCR has successfully managed to resettle some non-Palestinian refugees fleeing from Iraq to Jordan since 2003. Syria initially admitted 305 Palestinian refugees, but then placed them in Al-Hol refugee camp on the border. Since then, they too have closed down their borders to Palestinians crossing from Iraq. Once again, Palestinians see how Arab regimes offer nothing more than the rhetoric of Arab summits. When it comes to protecting Palestinians these regimes consistently abdicate responsibility.
Palestinians fleeing Iraq have been stranded in several refugee camps. Al-Hol Refugee Camp located on the Syrian side of the border was originally set up by UNHCR in 1991 to host Iraqi refugees fleeing Iraq after the suppression of the uprisings in the aftermath of the Gulf War. The majority of Palestinian refugees in Al-Hol came in May of 2006. These refugees have no legal status, no freedom of movement or freedom to work – essentially they are prisoners in the camp.
Palestinian refugees seeking asylum in Syria since it closed its borders to them, have ended up in Al-Tanaf and Al-Walid refugee camps located in no-man’s land on the border. There are 356 Palestinian refugees stranded in Al-Tanaf since May 2006. This camp is about 260 kilometers away from the nearest populated area. Conditions are deplorable, with inadequate medical and sanitation facilities. Al-Walid Refugee Camp is located on the Iraqi side of the border with Syria at the al-Walid border crossing. It was established on December 16, 2006, it now has a total of 340 residents. It is located in a remote area not far from al-Tanaf camp.
Jordan has its own refugee camp for Palestinians fleeing from Iraq. Al-Ruweished Refugee Camp is located on the Jordanian side of the border with Iraq. Jordan has essentially transformed it into a prison camp; refugees there are not allowed to leave and no one is permitted to visit without state issued permits. Currently, there are 148 Palestinians stranded there. Some have resided in the camp for the past three years. The children have had no access to education for that whole period. They regularly receive rotten food and are forced to consume it because there is no other source. The tents are highly flammable. One child has already died — when a tent caught on fire last year, a three-year old girl did not get out fast enough and died there.
Story telling on the streets of Haifa in the early 1940’s.
On November 1st, 2006, Canada granted asylum to 54 residents of Al-Ruweished camp. The families were only accepted after being scanned for health and political affiliation. The most vulnerable elderly residents were not admitted. The US, responsible for their displacement, has not offered to take any. No Arab states have offered to help either. The Palestinian Authority issued a statement saying they are happy to accept them, but the PA does not control its own borders and does not have the power to take these refugees in to another occupied territory.
When the families arrived in Canada they were sent to disparate corners of the vast country with no regard for their condition. Their hope to stay together for mutual support was not respected. Those individuals that ‘made it’ feel the responsibility to their families back in Iraq and in the camps, but cannot do anything to bring them to safety. The families currently in Canada are completely traumatized. After two months of being in Canada a father of six is still sleeping by the door of his house because the children are too afraid to go to sleep, afraid of attackers in the night.
Another 25 individuals from Al-Ruweished camp have been accepted to come to Canada under private, “group of five” sponsorship. This means that a group of five individuals are taking personal responsibility for them. Sponsors have to establish stability and income. This process of sponsorship does not entitle the refugees to any welfare services, as the sponsoring individuals need to cover the full expenses of the families for the first 12 months. For their first year in Canada, those refugees will not be able to access any of the services offered to the other 54 that were sponsored by the government. This is the privatization of the ‘Palestinian refugee problem’.
But as a Palestinian woman from Al-Ruweished camp said recently at a meeting in Toronto “this is the continuation of 1948 — in Al-Ruweished we lived very harsh conditions, we were humiliated daily, but everyone knows how steadfast we Palestinians are – we made it, we need to work to get the others out.”
Rafeef Ziadah is a third generation Palestinian refugee, a member of the Coalition Against Israeli Apartheid and Sumoud, and a political science student in Toronto.


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by Julia Hess | Jun 14, 2020 | Education, Programming, Resource Recommendations, Teaching, Virtual Field Trips
All teachers and parents have done an amazing job adapting to virtual learning over the past few months. It is definitely a challenge to quickly adjust to remote forms of teaching and everything teachers and parents have done to support their students is amazing.
As online learning continues, it can be difficult to continue to keep students engaged during virtual lessons and at home as a parent. With the weather getting warmer, it can also be difficult to continue physical distancing as we are reminded of fun times exploring the outdoors. Virtual field trips are a great way to add excitement to the classroom and engage students’ curiousity. The geography-related field trips below will allow you and your students to start exploring the world from home! These are great activities for families as well, as they can be tailored to students of all ages.
With AirPano, you can explore countries around the world through 360 videos and photos. From the Acropolis in Ancient Greece to the Great Wall of China, there are endless possibilities. Many of the photos and videos are accompanied by cultural music and written information which can lead to even further engagement and learning.
There are also many great online activities to extend student learning during your trips. For example, you could read a book about mythical creatures in Greece before your visit or pair a trip to a cave in Indonesia with a lesson about underwater ecosystems. The 360 videos and photos from AirPano can therefore be adapted to all ages.
Iqaluit Trip on Google Maps
This virtual experience of the Canadian Arctic is a great way to introduce Indigenous education in the classroom. Students can view videos and experience street view across Iqaluit, in addition to learning about how the maps were created in collaboration with elders and locals. Headings are also given in Inuktitut, which could introduce learning and conversation about Indigenous languages and the importance of preserving these languages.
With WildEarth, you can go on a real safari from the comfort of your home! This organization has live safaris twice a day which are filmed by expert guides from a variety of safari lodges in Greater Kruger National Park (South Africa) and Maasai Mara (Kenya). Students can learn about landscapes and vegetation as well as see amazing animals everyday. All live safaris are posted on Youtube so there are endless options to view. The first 45 minutes of each safari are dedicated to questions from kids, so if you are watching live students can send in their questions and have them directly answered by safari guides.
This beautiful, immersive virtual forest experience will make you feel like you are truly outdoors. Students can listen to the birds and other forest sounds in addition to learning about specific types of plants. This field trip may be better suited to older students who will be interested in learning about specific plants and biodiversity; however, younger students may also be captivated by the unique forest sounds. The tour is divided into four sections (Source of life, Growth for tomorrow, Adapting to global trends, Never ending circle) so the experience could also be divided into separate, shorter lessons. This is an excellent virtual experience to connect to learning about climate change and the environment.
National Marine Sanctuaries: Virtual Dives
These 360 videos offer a beautiful snapshot of deep sea diving destinations across the world. From seeing sea lions to saying hi to turtles in Hawaii, students will love swimming virtually beside aquatic animals and learning more about underwater habitats. This is also an amazing opportunity to connect to learning about climate change in relation to coral reefs specifically as there is a 360 video about coral restoration.
Each 360 video is around 4 minutes so you can easily visit many settings at once, or turn this field trip into a longer journey by using additional online resources to enrich learning. The great thing about the virtual dives is that they can be geared towards any age level. Younger students will love looking at and counting the colourful fish, while older students can connect their observations to additional science and geography topics. The National Marine Sanctuaries website also has pre-made lesson plans with educational activities related to each virtual dive that you can adapt for your students.
This list captures just a few of the amazing around the world virtual experiences available. The great thing about virtual field trips is that they can spark curiosity and questions from students which can lead to further ideas for at-home learning. Have fun exploring these places from home!
Julia is currently studying in the Concurrent Education program at Queen’s University with a major in Psychology. She loves working with kids and people with disabilities and spends time volunteering and working in many community settings. She loves getting to know everyone she works with while supporting them in working towards their goals, and she hopes to work as an Elementary Special Education teacher in the future.
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The effect is sharp, but still possibly a disappointment, as you mentioned.
But couldn't it be the case that finding a job earlier has substantial benefits? In terms of the human or financial capital accumulation (vs. depletion) for example. Being on the job market may improves your employability and leads you to better jobs, while being out of it may leads you to worse job.
Of course, this requires that would-be workers do not anticipate this side effect of waiting, or at least, that it is not valued more than the financial reward of the program. In the first case, the program may be productive, although in the latter case the gain are more limited.
The human-capital-accumulation argument is an important one, and it's probably why they thought the SSP experiment was worth doing in the first place. The idea was that it might encourage people who might not otherwise have done so to look for a job, with the expectation (hope?) that once they had a job, they'd escape the welfare trap.
Unfortunately - at least as far as this experiment goes, and it's far from being the last word on the subject - the human capital effect seems to be disappointingly small.
I will have to revise my a prior (hope?).
I wonder if turnover might have something to do with the failure to accumulate human capital? I thought that spending an extra 4 year on a job would get you somewhere, (somehow). Possibly the turnover in employment status is high enough to break the link?


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MoMA Taps Nigerian-Born Curator to Help Remedy Historical Gaps, Narratives in Global Modern Art
As recent events taking place across societies around the world have demonstrated, sometimes (often) it takes a while for the truth to catch on but when it finally does, its effects have always been phenomenal and historically educidating. Such is the case with global art, (in major art museums), which recently has been undergoing major transformations, taking steps to address centuries of historical gaps and narratives that have excluded artworks and artists from certain race and ethnic groups.
 has chosen Nigerian-born curator Ugochukwu-Smooth C. Nzewi to be the first Steven and Lisa Tananbaum Curator at the museum’s department of Painting and Sculpture.
 ultimately, in writing the next chapter in history of this institution,” said Nzewi in a statement.
Nzewi, who is currently ain Ohio, will be responsible for, but not limited to assisting with the MoMA’s acquisitions.
He is scheduled to begin work at MoMA on July 22.
At the Cleveland Museum of Art, Nzewi organized the museum’s upcoming exhibition, “Second Careers: Two Tributaries in African Art , which will open later this fall on October 20 -March 8, 2020. He also co-organized with Emily Liebert, a site-specific artwork installation that integrates sounds, textiles and sculptures done by Nigerian artist Emeka Ogboh, titled ” Ámà: The Gathering Place” that will open for public viewing on August 2 through November 24.
Prior to joining the Cleveland Museum, Nzewi worked at Dartmouth College‘s Hood Museum, as the curator for African Art from 2013 until 2017. During his tenure there, he helped the museum acquired important artworks from artists, including Kader Attia, Candice Breitz, Ibrahim El-Salahi, Julie Mehretu, and Obiora Udechukwu. He also organized exhibitions, including Eric van Hove in 2016, Ukwara: Ritual Cloth of the Ekpe Secret Society in 2015 and in 2014, on.
In welcoming Nzewi, Ann Temkin, MoMA’ssaid she’s pleased that Nzewi, “a ” is joining the museum as a curator. “um,” said Temkin.
Nzewi, whozukka, and went on to earn a PhD in art history from Emory University, was a fellow ats contributed essays to several publications as well as co-authored to books.
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Mustanaamio7's Movie Diary - Year 2011
Todd Field's "Little Children" reminds me a lot of Todd Solondz's dark studies. Although this is Field's second full feature film, before this he was still best known for his small but memorable role in Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut". Just like Solondz's "Happiness", also "Little Children" tells about everyday reality of disturbed and depressed people struggling with their weaknesses. A good thing is that the director doesn't condemn his characters, not even the most repulsive ones, but realistically examines them.
"Pickpocket" tells a sorrowful story of a lonely man who is blind to his own weaknesses. The plot is basically another variation of Dostoevsky's novel "Crime and Punishment", but the director Robert Bresson's extremely subtle style makes the film an unique masterpiece. It's also one of my all time favorites.
Steven Seagal is a cop who keeps getting in troubles because of his rough ways of solving problematic situations. The aikido cop ends up fighting against crooked cops, drug dealers and some smaller troublemakers. This action film isn't actually one of Seagal's worst because at least it has a couple of nice comic moments. There's still too much over the top action and the wisecracking side characters are mostly just boring.
In this John Ford's masterful western John Wayne plays a quite ambivalent character. He is a cynical war veteran who goes searching for his young niece captured by Comanche Indians. However, years go by and the dangerous journey slowly starts affecting the man who is finally forced to face his biggest challenge: himself. The film is especially known for its magnificent scenes shot in Monument Valley. Also, even the viewers who are not admirers of the famous leading actor have to admit that his performance is flawless and memorable.
A father of a reporter dies in a mysterious circumstances at a remote power plant and the reporter decides to solve the case all by himself. The man disguises himself as a guard in order to find out who killed his father, and it appears that a woman working at the place is also suffering from a great loss. "Cold Trail" is a watchable Icelandic thriller but recommendable only for the fans of the genre. There's also a very small sideplot involving a chief executive officer who is accused of molesting his own daughter. However, the director doesn't develop this plot at all which is a shame because it would have made the media criticism more interesting.
An almost forgotten British genius Carol Reed was in my opinion at his best in the late 1940s. In three years he directed three influential masterpieces, "Odd Man Out", "The Fallen Idol" and "The Third Man". "The Fallen Idol" is a suspense-loaded thriller with typical elements of film noir and itss a pathological liar. The boy witnesses a death of a woman and knowing that the main suspect is his butler friend he learns serious lessons about the adult world.
"Shanghai Express" is one of the most important movies by both Josef von Sternberg and Marlene Dietrich. The plot tells about a motley group of passengers travelling by train to Shanghai during the Chinese Civil War. The most notorious passenger is Shanghai Lily, played by marvellous Marlene Dietrich, also known as The White Flower of China. The seductress meets her old lover on a train but many troubles and surprises makes it hard for them to restart their relationship.
The classic is more based on an atmosphere rather than plot and also the dialogue is full of memorable lines. Sternberg was clearly ahead of his time, for example, it was extremely rare at the time to see any other than white Western actors in important roles.
An eccentric boy who goes to a Catholic school is bullied because his mother is fat, but when the boy befriends a rebellious schoolgirl he is encouraged to be whatever he wants. Shirley MacLaine who directed this very predictable comedy is also one of the actors and it is clear that directing isn't her strongest area. Criticism against prejudice is way too mild and kind and hardly anything worth mentioning even happens in the movie.
A genetic scientist couple manage to mix human and animal genes and the end result is an unpredictable creature that has a lot of human features. The director draws attention especially to the female character: what are her real motivations behind the experiment? A viewer learns that the male character isn't innocent either. Although the film is a little bit too straightforward, I still would say that it is the finest achievement by Vincenzo Natali since "Cube". Even as dangerous as the creature is, it is still way more sympathetic than these irresponsible and even more dangerous scientists.
Very much like the first film, but this time a bunch of maniacs capture a train and try to hijack US satellite. Steven Seagal is also aboard so everyone knows what's going to happen. The fast-paced sequel suffers from weak special effects and even more unbelievable plot than the previous movie, but it is still enjoyable action entertainment. It's a pity that incredibly hot Brenda Bakke dies in the movie.
A pretty shallow and standard movie about love and infidelity. In the story an American woman travels to Italy to escape her bad reputation in narrow-minded societies. The director doesn't analyze the time period at all but resorts to tired cliches. At least the sceneries are pretty.
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Originally Fassbinder wanted Romy Schneider to play the main role in this film, but choosing Hanna Schygulla was obviously the right choice since the film became one of the biggest successes for her and the director. This is also the last time the director worked with famous cinematographer Michael Ballhaus.
The film revolves around the character of Maria Braun, a German woman, who got married but lost her husband to war very soon after the wedding. After losing hope of seeing her new husband again, Maria decides to survive and prosper in Germany's "economic miracle" all by herself. She have beauty, ambition and talent, but how her success will affect her?
The beginning is one of the most memorable ones in the director's career: We see Maria and her husband getting married while the bombs are exploding outside and the house is almost falling apart.
It's of course very hard to say what movie exactly meant the beginning of film noir, but "Stranger on the Third Floor" by Russian-American director Boris Ingster is presumably one of the very first. The main subjects of this simple film, justice, injustice and insanity, has of course been explored in countless better films afterwards, but it still feels surprisingly fresh even today. Peter Lorre manages to capture attention with his small but convincing performance.
"Deutschland im Herbst" is confusing but still a thought-provoking mix of documentary material and acted scenes. Everything in the film is somehow related to the political unrest caused by the terrorist activities of Red Army Faction. The best and the most interesting segment is directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, who plays himself beside with his real-life lover Armin Mier and mother.
Nostalghia (1955)
One of Fassbinder's several masterpieces which along with all the other things is also homage to the Golden Age of Hollywood. A film is entirely shot in black and white and it tells a tragic story of an aging, washed-up actress Veronika Voss. The main character still tries to get out of her miserable situation by taking smaller roles in movies, but abuse by a corrupt neurologist has significantly weakened her personality. The film is loosely based on the life of a German actress Sybille Schmitz. Rosel Zech's performance in the main role is glamorous and realistic, and also worth mentioning is her great version of a classic song "Memories Are Made of This", which perfectly fits the mood of the film.
Arthur Penn's debut film about one of the most famous outlaws in U.S. history is a quite disappointing experience because it doesn't tell much about the background of the fascinating main character. One mistake was choosing Paul Newman for the main role because although he was a great actor, he was clearly too old for the role. "The Left Handed Gun" isn't one of Penn's best achievements but it's still a solid basic western.
Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe's new take on the legend isn't convincing because in my opinion the film is way too similar compared to Scott's previous medieval epic "Kingdom of Heaven". Both of them are too long and cliched and nothing that intriguing happens in them. Kevin Reynold's "Robin Hood - Prince of the Thieves" is still my favorite film about the subject.
A 121 year old war veteran who is trn starts telling his colorful life story to an interviewer. His life seems to include a lot of moments that sound too absurd to be true, but in the other hand, does it really matter that much if the story is entertaining? "Little Big Man" is full of memorable comical situations, great dialogue and intense action.
I'm getting a bit tired of complaining about lack of originality in modern horror films but sometimes there's just no choice. After quite promising and atmospheric beginning this remake turns into ordinary slasher film that also lacks the authenticity and important little details of Wes Craven's original version. The ending includes one of the most tired cliches ever: first it is implied that now the main characters are finally safe, but then there's this very last scene that suggests otherwise.

A depressing movie about an almost illiterate, overweight girl who is expecting her second child. The girl lives with her mother who abuses her and only sign of hope seems to be a friendly and compassionate social worker. The movie starts off promisingly and the cinematography is magnificent, but the director Lee Daniels, a producer of "Monster's Ball", avoids making really powerful statements.
Clint Eastwood's "Hereafter" is one of the few new films that actually surprised me a little bit. Exploring tragic human fates in different episodes is nothing new nowadays but Eastwood's style is very honest and the way how the director depicts afterlife is very impressive. Political issues, like corruption in multinational companies and poverty, are also integral part of the film.
"The Killing" is usually considered to be the first important and notable work by Stanley Kubrick. It's a very fast-paced film where a couple of minor offenders plan a difficult hippodrome robbery in order to solve their personal financial problems. Kubrick's editing is very sharp. He intensively builds up tension by using flashbacks and shows how the different characters have done their own parts of the job.
A teenage boy imagines what it would be like to be a superhero and tries to fulfill his unrealistic dream. He becomes famous but ends up fighting against seriously dangerous criminals. "Kick-Ass" doesn't work as a satire at all simply because it is way too similar compared to actual superhero movies. The film tries to make fun of cliches but in my opinion it does nothing but just repeats them.
A disabled, mischievous girl invites her estranged parents at the family's manor. The parents, who are unaware that both of them have been invited, bring their lovers with them, and finally everyone including a couple of other people at the house start playing a game of truth known as Chinese Roulette. Depressing and exciting last scenes of Fassbinder's study show how difficult it is for cynical individuals to handle the truth.
Rob Schneider is here again! This time he plays a gigolo and makes fun of people with disabilities. Even the title of the film doesn't make any sense: gigolo means a male prostitute so in this case using the word "male" is pointless.
Three kids save kittens from drowning and while trying to hide them they meet a mysterious man also hiding inside a barn. After thinking about their surprising situation for a while the kids become convinced that the man is not just an ordinary man, but Jesus Christ himself. Bryan Forbes's "Whistle Down the Wind" is a thought-provoking moral tale and charming study of childhood innocence. I have rarely seen so subtle and skillful use of religious symbolism in a film.
Adventures of a young woman who travels to New York in order to become a successull actress one day as she promised to her beloved mother. She ends up a cleaner living in the streets and meets several special people while trying to achieve her dream. The story isn't believable enough but Audrey Tautou is lovely in the main role and Jennifer Tilly is sexy as always.
An american tourist meets a fascinating but dubious woman on a train while travelling to Venice. They share an expensive room in a luxury hotel but are soon threatened by alarmingly dangerous and aggressive criminals. A couple of good action sequences, beautiful locations and big film stars are nice to watch, but they are not enough to compensate mediocrity of the plot.
Ridley Scott doesn't even try to develop the characters and make viewers actually care about the things happening on the screen. It's simply impossible to accept complete lack of new ideas. The whole film is just one big shooting scene and nothing else. After WTC strikes Hollywood has been producing several same kind of shallow flag-waving war films that try to justify and glorify military expeditions of the only superpower in the world.
Kubrick once said that if he had been aware about how harde "Lolita" in the first place. Fortunately Kubrick still directed the film, which he co-wrote with Vladimir Nabokov, the author of the original novel. The end result is an entertaining, thoughtful, and also tragic black comedy about unhealthy obsession and forbidden passion. This definitely is not any kind of puritan love story with predictable characters and sentimental cliches, but one of the very few real modern love stories.
When Hollywood is going to learn that farting isn't funny? One unpleasant scene of this tired superhero parody lasts so long that it seemed it was never going to end.
Especially nowadays many comedians are bashed because they are annoying, boring and repetitive, but Rob Schneider is one of the few completely untalented ones who have never made anything worth watching. This sequel is truly one of the worst and most offensive comedies I've ever seen, and I'm really surprised that it managed to be so awful, despite the fact that the first film was bad as well.
Drew Barrymore's directorial debut tells about a teenage girl who becomes enthralled by dangerous roller derby sport, but is afraid to tell her parents about the new hobby. Ellen Page fits the main role but the story represents too conventional Hollywood formula.
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The school system saw 82 dropouts during the year, eight more students than the year prior. That’s 82 dropouts too many, King said.
According to the 2016-17 consolidated data report compiled by the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, Henderson County’s increased .17 percentage points for a 1.89 dropout rate. It’s the highest number of dropouts since the 2011-12 school year, when the district had 107.
The 82 dropouts were split between 54 male students and 28 female; broken down by race, 52 were white and 24 were Hispanic.
Attendance issues, choice of work over school, an unstable home situation or marriage/starting a family were all reported reasons for students choosing to drop out, according to King.
King said 13 students dropped out but re-enrolled during the school year, which kept the number of dropouts from reaching 95.
Henderson County Career Academy (formerly Balfour Education Center) saw the highest number of dropouts in the district with 28. But that's 14 fewer dropouts than the year before.
Career Academy Principal Kent Parent credited the decline to the school’s increased involvement with programs offered at Blue Ridge Community College.
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Henderson County’s dropout rate remained under the state average (2.31) and was the ninth-lowest amongst the state’s Tier 3 counties – calculated by the Department of Commerce as the 20.
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