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The European Union must lead drive for a reformed WTO
The European Parliament today backed a report calling for the EU to lead the drive for a reformed World Trade Organization (WTO). S&D MEPs stressed the need for the EU to continue to stand up for a rule-based multilateral system in the face of attacks from a protectionist US President.
S&D MEP Bernd Lange, Chair of the European Parliament International Trade Committee and author of the report said:
"Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to pull the USA out of the WTO and is very clear that he prefers bilateral agreements between countries rather than a multilateral approach. On this, as on many things, he is wrong. Setting rules at a global level is the only way we can hope to shape globalisation in a fair and progressive way. This helps the EU just as it helps the USA. We urge Donald Trump's administration to stop blocking the reappointment of members to the appellate body in order to allow the dispute settlement system to work effectively.
"The European Union has put forward a proposal to reform the WTO and bring it into the 21st Century. We need to update the rulebook on international trade to better reflect trade patterns in today's global economy, strengthen the monitoring role of the WTO and overcome the deadlock in the dispute settlement system. We want the EU to work with other like-minded partners to reform the WTO to better protect our workers and our industries."
S&D spokesperson on trade Alessia Mosca added:
"It is no secret that the WTO is facing very serious challenges. The latest round of trade negotiations, known as the Doha Development Agenda, began in 2001 and has still not been concluded. While taking well into account that the world has changed, that the distinction between developed and developing countries needs to be reviewed and that crucial actors like India and China need to give contributions based on the level of development of their economies, we continue to support this agenda but are ready to start negotiating on new issues, such as social, environmental challenges, and gender.
"Increasing trade between countries can benefit everyone but the rules that govern it must be clear and transparent. Today the European Parliament has shown that we want the EU to lead the reform of the international trade system. If we work together with like-minded countries we can push a trade agenda that is open, progressive and fair."
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El 65° Festival de Cannes es una edición del festival de cine que se llevó a cabo del 16 al 27 de mayo de 2012. El presidente del jurado de los largometrajes fue el director italiano Nanni Moretti, mientras que Jean-Pierre Dardenne presidió el de los cortometrajes, y Tim Roth el de Un certain regard.

El festival lo abrió la película estadounidense Moonrise Kingdom, dirigida por Wes Anderson y lo cerró la última película de Claude Miller, Thérèse Desqueyroux. El anuncio principal de la programación se llevó a 19 de abril. El cartel oficial del festival incluye Marilyn Monroe, con motivo del 50º aniversario de su muerte.

La Palma de Oro fue otorgada al director austríaco Michael Haneke por la película Amour. Haneke ya había ganado la Palma d'Or en 2009 por La cinta blanca. El jurado le dio el Gran Premio del Jurado a Reality de Matteo Garrone, mientras que la película de Ken Loach La parte de los ángeles fue galardonada con el Premio del Jurado.

Jurado

Competición principal
Las sigüientes personas fueron nombrados para formar parte del jurado de la competición principal en la edición de 2012:
 Nanni Moretti, cineasta italiano, presidente
 Hiam Abbass, actriz y directora palestina
 Andrea Arnold, cineasta británica
 Emmanuelle Devos, actriz francesa
 Jean Paul Gaultier, diseñador de moda francés
 Diane Kruger, actriz alemán
 Ewan McGregor, actor escocés
 Alexander Payne, cineasta estadounidense
 Raoul Peck, cineasta haitiano

Un Certain Regard
Las sigüientes personas fueron nombrados para formar parte del jurado de la sección Un Certain Regard de 2012:
 Tim Roth, actor británico (Presidente)
 Leïla Bekhti, actriz francesa
 Tonie Marshall, actriz y cineasta francesa
 Luciano Monteagudo, crítico de cinema argentino
 Sylvie Pras, responsable de los cines del Centre Pompidou y directora artística del festival de La Rochelle

Cinéfondation y cortometrajes
Las sigüientes personas fueron nombrados para formar parte del jurado de la sección Cinéfondation y de la competición de cortometrajes:
 Jean-Pierre Dardenne, cineasta belga (Presidente)
 Arsinée Khanjian, actriu canadiense
 Karim Aïnouz, cineasta brasileño
 Emmanuel Carrère, novelista y cineasta francés
 Yu Lik-wai, director y fotógrafo chino

Càmera d'Or
Las sigüientes personas fueron nombrados para formar parte del jurado de la Càmera d'Or de 2012:
 Carlos Diegues, director brasileño (Presidente)
 Gloria Satta, periodista italiana
 Rémy Chevrin, director de fotografía francés
 Hervé Icovic, director artístico francés
 Michel Andrieu, director francés
 Francis Gavelle, crítico de cinema francés

Jurados independentes
El siguiente jurado independente premió las películas en el marco de la Semana Internacional de la Crítica.

Gran Premio Nespresso
 Bertrand Bonello, director francés (Presidente)
 Francisco Ferreira, crítico portugués
 Akiko Kobari, crítico de cine y danza japonés
 Robert Koehler, crítico estadounidense
 Hanns-Georg Rodek, crítico alemán

Premi France 4 Visionary
 Céline Sciamma, director francés
 Victor-Emmanuel Boinem, estudiante y bloguero belga
 Kim Seehe, crítico surcoreano
 Ryan Lattanzio, estudiant y crítico en el The Daily Californian
 Bikas Mishra, fundador y editor hindú de DearCinema.com

Premi Nikon Discovery al Cortometraje
 João Pedro Rodrigues, director portugués (Presidente)
 Danny Lennon, curador canadiense
 Marianne Khoury, director y productor egipcio
 Kleber Mendonça Filho, director y crítico brasileño
 Jakub Felcman, curador checo

Selección oficial
Las siguientes películas compitieron por la Palma de Oro:

Fuera de concurso
Las siguientes películas fueron seleccionadas para ser proyectados fuera de competición:

Sesiones especiales

Un Certain Regard
Las siguientes películas fueron seleccionadas para competir en Un Certain Regard.

Cinéfondation
Las siguientes películas fueron seleccionadas para ser proyectadas a la competición Cinéfondation, que se centra en películes hechas por estudiantes de escuelas de cine. Se seleccionaron las siguientes películas, de más de 1.700 trabajos de 320 escuelas diferentes.

Cortometrajes en competición
Los siguientes cortos fueron elegidas para luchar a la Palma de Oro al mejor cortometraje.

En color, el film ganador

Cannes Classics
Cannes Classics pone el punto de mira en documentales sobre cine y obras maestras del pasado restauradas. El montaje del director de Final Cut: Ladies and Gentlemen, dirigida por György Pálfi, fue seleccionada para cerrar la sección Cannes Classics.

Documentales sobre cine

Películas restauradas

 World Cinema Foundation

Cinéma de la Plage
The Cinéma de la Plage es una parte de la sección oficial del festival. Son proyecciones al aire libre en la playa de Cannes y abiertos al público.

Secciones paralelas

Semana Internacional de la Crítica
Los siguientes largometrajes fueron seleccionados para ser proyectados para la 49º Semana de la Crítica  (49e Semaine de la Critique):

Largometrajes

(CdO) indica el film elegido por la Caméra al mejor debut cinematográfico.

Cortos y mediometrajes

Pases especiales

Quincena de Realizadores
Las siguientes películas fueron exhibidas en la Quincena de Realizadores de 2012 (Quinzaine des Réalizateurs): The following films were selected:

Películas de debut - The winner of the Art Cinema Award has been highlighted.

(CdO) indica el film elegido por la Caméra al mejor debut cinematográfico.

Cortometrajes

Premios oficiales

La Palma de Oro fue para la película Amor dirigida por Michael Haneke. Haneke previamente había ganado este galardón por La cinta blanca en el 2009.

Moretti dijo que ninguno de los ganadores había sido seleccionado por unanimidad, y describió ese resultado como "un término medio que no habría complacido a nadie". Reveló que "Holy Motors", "Paradise: Love" y "Post Tenebras Lux" fueron las películas que más dividieron al jurado.

Las siguientes películas fueron galardonadas en el festival de 2012:

En competición
 Palma de Oro: Amor de Michael Haneke
 Gran Premio del Jurado: Reality de Matteo Garrone
 Premio a la interpretación masculina: Mads Mikkelsen por La cacería
 Premio a la interpretación femenina: Cosmina Stratan y Cristina Flutur, por Más allá de las colinas
 Premio a la mejor dirección: Carlos Reygadas, por Post Tenebras Lux (México)
 Premio al mejor guion: Cristian Mungiu, por Más allá de las colinas
 Premio del Jurado: La parte de los ángeles de Ken Loach
Un Certain Regard
 Premio Un Certain Regard: Después de Lucía de Michel Franco
 Premio del Jurado de Un Certain Regard: Le grand soir de Benoît Delépine y Gustave de Kervern
 Un Certain Regard a la mejor actriz:
 Émilie Dequenne en Perder la razón
 Suzanne Clément en Laurence Anyways
 Mención especial de Un Certain Regard: Children of Sarajevo de Aida Begić
Cinéfondation
 Primer premio:  The Road to deTaisia Igumentseva
 2º Premio: Abigail de Matthew James Reilly
 3º Premio: The Hosts de Miguel Ángel Moulet
Càmera d'Or
Càmera d'Or: Bestias del sur salvaje de Benh Zeitlin
Cortometrajes
 Palma de Oro al mejor cortometraje: "Sessiz-be deng", de L. Rezan Yesilbas

Premios independentes
Premios FIPRESCI
 En la niebla de Sergei Loznitsa (En Competición)
 Bestias del sur salvaje de Benh Zeitlin (Un Certain Regard)
 Hold Back de Rachid Djaïdani (Quincena de Realizadores)

Premio Vulcain al Artista Técnico
 Premio Vulcain: Charlotte Bruus Christensen (director de fotografía) por La cacería

Jurado Ecuménico
 Premio del Jurado Ecuménico: La cacería de Thomas Vinterberg
 Premio del Jurado Ecuménico - Mención especial: Bestias del sur salvaje de Benh Zeitlin

Premios de la Semana Internacional de la Crítica
 Gran Premio Nespresso: Aquí y Allá de Antonio Méndez Esparza
 Premio France 4: Sofia's Last Ambulance de Ilian Metev
 Prix SACD: God's Neighbors de Meni Yaesh
 Premio ACID/CCAS: Los niños salvajes de Alejandro Fadel
Quincena de Realizadores
 Premio Art Cinema: No de Pablo Larraín
 Europa Cinemas: The Repentant de Merzak Allouache
 Premio SACD: Camille regresa de Noémie Lvovsky
 Premier Prix Illy al mejor director de un corto: The Curse de Fyzal Boulifa
 Mención especial Premio SACD: Ernest & Celestine de Stéphane Aubier, Vincent Patar, Benjamin Renner
 Mención especial Premio Illy: The Living Also Cry de  Basil da Cunha

Premio del Jurado joven
 Prix de la Jeunesse: Holy Motors by Leos Carax
 Prix Regard Jeune: Bestias del sur salvaje de Benh Zeitlin

Association Prix François Chalais
 Premio François Chalais: God's Horses (Les Chevaux De Dieu) by Nabil Ayouch

Jurado Queer Palm
 Premio Queer Palm: Laurence Anyways de Xavier Dolan
 Premio Queer Palm al mejor corto: It's Not a Cowboy Movie de Benjamin Parent

Premio Palm Dog
 Premio Palm Dog: Smurf en Sightseers
 Premio del Gran Jurado: Billy Bob en Le grand soir

Notas

Enlaces externos
 Sitio oficial del Festival (en inglés)

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Francia en 2012
2012
Festivales de cine de 2012
Cine en 2012

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The Arunachal Pradesh Assembly on Thursday passed four key bills, including ones that make amendments in GST clauses and facilitate a business-friendly environment for investors.
The bills passed by the assembly are the Arunachal Pradesh Civil Courts Bill, the Arunachal Pradesh Goods and Service Tax (Amendment) Bill, the Arunachal Pradesh Ease of Doing Business Bill and the Arunachal Pradesh Municipal Corporation (Amendment) Bill.
Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein, who had introduced the Arunachal Pradesh Goods and Service Tax (Amendment) Bill, told the assembly that amendments in various clauses have been made keeping in view the present situation.
Mein, who also holds the finance, planning and investment portfolios, said the objectives of the Arunachal Pradesh Ease of Doing Business Billl are to bring about regulatory reforms, create an investment-friendly ecosystem, and make it easier to obtain permits online.
"My government's efforts to build an investor-friendly environment has brought good results in ease-of-doing-business ranking. Our state has jumped five spots since 2017-18," he added.
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John Barnes hints at I'm A Celebrity stint with candid comment 'I'd be absolutely fine'
JOHN BARNES has hinted he may be heading to Gwrych Castle for this year's I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! The former footballer confessed he would be "absolutely fine" on the show now it's in Wales instead of Australia.
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The 57-year-old also claimed he would enjoy being a part of the series. It comes soon after ITV began advertising the upcoming season of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! fronted by hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly. The line-up has not been officially confirmed yet, but several names have begun to circulate on the rumour mill. Among the latest is John Barnes, who talked about taking part in the hit show.
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The ex-sportsman commented: "Now that the show is being filmed in North Wales, it probably won't be an issue.
"But the most daunting thing for me by far would have been jumping out of a helicopter into the bush in Australia, as I don't deal well with heights.
"And being covered head to toe in snakes would definitely scare me too.
"But in terms of eating, I'd be fine. I'll eat anything that they put in front of me. Kangaroo testicles? Absolutely fine."
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Talking to BonusCodeBets, which John is an ambassador for, he continued: "Don't get me wrong, it's not something I'd choose in a restaurant, but as part of the show I wouldn't have an issue.
"I'd be happy to be nominated for any eating or drinking trial.
"If I was asked to go on I'm a Celebrity, I would do it. It's definitely something I'd like to be a part of one day.
"Especially now, given that it's just around the corner from me, only about an hour from where I live - so I'd probably be able to sneak out of the camp and nip home for a cup of tea!"
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Good Morning Britain host Richard Madeley is thought to be heading to the castle to try his luck at the show.
Talking to co-hosts Susanna Reid and Kate Garraway, he addressed the speculation on the ITV show.
"You may say, 'I couldn't possibly comment,'" he stated, adding: "It's ridiculous! When a secret's out, it's out!
"And it is true that I've been learning a bit of Welsh."
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John has recently been highlighting racism in football after publishing a book last month.
The former Newcastle player wrote 'The Uncomfortable Truth About Racism', and has been talking about the book on radio stations to explain his inspiration.
Talking to Times Radio host Phil Williams, John confessed he didn't think FIFA could "do anything" to tackle racist fans as he claimed he and others need to come to terms with their own internal bias when it comes to halting discrimination.
He explained there was no law the football organisation could put in place which would put a stop to the ever-present issue.
When asked about the correct approach to combating racist fans and whether or not players should walk off the field, he commented: "What's that going to do?"
He continued: "They've walked off the field before. They'll walk off and forfeit the game and then they'll lose and then what happens?
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"You know what they were banned for in Hungary? It wasn't for racism - it was for throwing stuff on the field and for violence, that's what it's for.
"Because they were booing Raheem Sterling - you're allowed to boo, you're allowed to put two fingers up.
"And this is why I say laws can do nothing," John added before giving monkey chants as one example of racist abuse heard at games.
"It's racist abuse, you'll get kicked out of the ground (for doing that). But if a player walks past you and you scratch your armpit, we know what he's doing.
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Let me first put on record how immensely honoured I feel to have been elected President of the BIR Ferrous Division and how committed I am to carrying on the excellent work of my predecessor Greg Schnitzer, who steered the ship through one of the most challenging periods in the ferrous scrap sector's history.
One of the advantages of following in a long line of skilled Presidents is that I inherit many highly impressive initiatives from their time in office. This includes the quarterly "World Steel Recycling in Figures" analysis (compiled by our esteemed Statistics Advisor Rolf Willeke) which, for more than a decade, has enabled us to quantify the contribution of our industry to more sustainable iron and steel production around the world.
According to the two most recent analyses at the time of writing this report, steel scrap usage growth slowed as we headed into the second half of last year after a rampaging opening two quarters. Most notably, China's steel scrap consumption soared 47.1% in the first six months of 2021 whereas, year on year, the country's usage was only 18% higher by the end of the third quarter.
On the upside, it should be added that higher scrap use is now part of China's DNA as it bids to limit CO2 emissions from crude steel production. The nation's scrap ratio is still well below those of, for example, the USA and many European countries, and so there remains plenty of scope for further growth.
This deceleration in global scrap usage growth reflects a year of two halves for steel output. According to the World Steel Association (WSA), the global crude steel production total of 1.004 billion tonnes for the first half of 2021 was an impressive 14.4% higher than in the corresponding period of 2020 which, of course, was more badly affected by COVID-related restrictions on industry, travel and other aspects of normal daily life. Double-digit percentage increases were recorded every month for the entire March-to-June period, with the peak coming in April when crude steel production was an astonishing 23.3% above that of the same month in 2020.
By the middle of 2021, however, this growth was starting to lose its momentum, to the extent that world steel production in the second half of the year was almost 100 million tonnes lower than in the first six months. China, of course, was a major factor: having produced 563.3 million tonnes in first half of 2021 (up 11.8% year on year), this dropped to 469.5 million tonnes in the second half to give a production total that, for the year as a whole, was 3% down on 2020.
So what can we expect for the balance of 2022? The WSA's outlook published last October projected that a global steel demand spike of 4.5% in 2021 would be trimmed to a 2.2% increase this year, with no growth at all anticipated in China given the combination of its renewed environmental focus and depressed real estate sector.
Orders for steel, and thus for scrap, were always likely to lose some of their impetus once the pent-up demand created by the pandemic had been largely satisfied. In looking ahead, however, we have ample reason to believe in a bright future for scrap usage. At our BIR Ferrous Division webinar last November, McKinsey & Company's Senior Knowledge Expert Dr Steven Vercammen argued very persuasively that the global imperative to reduce carbon emissions would create a major opportunity to grow the scrap share of crude steelmaking raw materials beyond its current average of around 30% – even to the point of achieving a price disconnect to coking coal and iron ore.
Dr Vercammen contended that China's scrap consumption had the potential to double over the next 30 years while Lee Allen of Fastmarkets, our guest speaker in May, made note of suggestions that China's annual imports of ferrous scrap could soar to around 10 million tonnes in the coming years.
And yet there were clouds on the horizon as we entered 2022, including proposed changes to EU shipment regulations that had the potential to heavily restrict exports to many parts of the world. So while the globalized and environmentally-driven demand for ferrous scrap further underlines the importance of free trade, shipping rules are increasing their stranglehold on our industry.
This defies reason and must be challenged at every opportunity.
"In looking ahead, we have ample reason to believe in a bright future for scrap usage."
Denis Reuter
TSR Recycling GmbH & Co. KG (DEU)
PRESIDENT FERROUS DIVISION
Ferrous metals are mainly composed of iron and have magnetic properties. Steel, an iron alloy containing carbon, is by far the most recycled material in the world. Total crude steel production in 2018 reached 1.8 billion tonnes, with verified data for 81% of global steelmaking indicating an associated steel scrap use of just under 470 million tonnes. A further 70 million tonnes of scrap is consumed by the world's iron and steel foundries each year. Global external steel scrap trading - including internal EU-28 trade - amounted to 105.4 million tonnes in 2018 for an increase of 2.6% over 2017, according to BIR statistics.
The most commonly recycled items are scrap from industrial processes, and also end-of-life products such as containers, vehicles, appliances, industrial machinery and construction materials.
Proportion of steel scrap used in domestic steel production (2018):
These figures show that, throughout the world, use of scrap metal has become an integral part of the modern steelmaking sector, improving the industry's economic viability and reducing its environmental impact. Compared to ore extraction, the use of secondary ferrous metals significantly reduces CO2 emissions, energy/water consumption and air pollution. At the same time, the recycling of steel makes more efficient use of the Earth's natural resources.
World Steel Recycling in Figures 2017-2021
English 2016-2020
In general, metal recycling is a pyramid industry with many small companies at the bottom feeding scrap to large multi-nationals at the top. Steel recycling involves some, or all, of the following steps:
Sorting: Magnets attract steel and so, through the use of magnetic belts, this metal can be easily separated from other recyclables such as paper in a recycling facility. Different kinds of steel do not need to be separated.
Shredding: Shredders incorporate rotating magnetic drums to extract iron and steel from the mixture of metals and other materials.
Media separation: Further separation is achieved using electrical currents, high-pressure air flows and liquid flotation systems.
Shearing: Hydraulic machinery capable of exerting enormous pressure is used to cut thick, heavy steel recovered from, for example, railways and ships. Other cutting techniques, such as the use of gas and plasma arc torches, are sometimes employed.
Baling: Iron and steel products are compacted into large blocks to facilitate handling and transportation.
Steel is ideal for recycling because it does not lose any of its inherent physical properties during the process, which can be repeated ad infinitum. Steel is 100% recyclable and, therefore, recycled steel can be used for the same applications as steel produced from virgin material. Products that are made of recycled steel include:
Construction materials for roads, railways, infrastructure & buildings
Cans & containers
Automobiles & other vehicles
Hardware such as bolts, nuts and screws
Recycling one tonne of steel saves 1100 kg of iron ore, 630 kg of coal and 55 kg of limestone.
Recycling one tonne of steel saves 642 kWh of energy, 1.8 barrels (287 litres) of oil and 2.3 cubic metres of landfill space.
Every tonne of steel made from recycled scrap saves enough energy to power four homes for a whole year.
Steel recycling uses 74% less energy, 90% less virgin material and 40% less water; it also produces 76% fewer water pollutants, 86% fewer air pollutants and 97% less mining waste.
A BIR-commissioned study conducted by Imperial College London has concluded that CO2 emissions are reduced by 58% when using ferrous scrap in steelmaking rather than virgin ore.
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Despite the all-pervading influence of television, an astonishing 90 percent of people in Britain still listen to the radio. We wake up to it, have it on in the kitchen, at work and in our cars.
In Last Train To Hilversum Charlie Connelly explores the place of radio in our world, as one of the very few genuinely shared national experiences.
Part nostalgic reverie, part social history, part travelogue, the book is Connelly's love letter to radio, exploring our relationship with the medium from its earliest days to the present in a journey from the wireless to wireless.


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Home › Introduction to the Bahá'í Faith › Blueprint for a New World - Using the Power of the Revelation of Baha'u'llah to Revitalize the Individual and Society
Craig Loehle
Blueprint for a New World - Using the Power of the Revelation of Baha'u'llah to Revitalize the Individual and Society
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Using the Power of the Revelation of Bahá'u'lláh to Revitalize the Individual and Society. Craig Loehle explores the teachings of Bahá'u'lláh, founder of the Bahá'í Faith, and examines the role Bahá'ís play as inventors in the development of the new social and economic systems that will form the pattern for a peaceful, united and just future society.
What does it mean to build the 'Kingdom of God on earth'? Why a building process and not a miraculous process, a snap of God's fingers? Is there a model for the future society? And if so, is it something we would want?
Craig Loehle suggests that a new world view is needed for society to take the next steps of social and material progress. Such a world view, he proposes, can only be provided by a new revelation of guidance from God. He thus explores the teachings of Bahá'u'lláh, founder of the Bahá'í Faith, as this new divine revelation and examines the role Bahá'ís play as inventors in the development of the new social and economic systems that will form the pattern for a peaceful, united and just future society.
Dimensions: 216 x 138 mm (8.5 x 5.5 ins)
Weight: 239 g
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HomeBusinessAleem Khan Turned Out To Be The Richest Member Of Punjab Assembly.
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Aleem Khan Turned Out To Be The Richest Member Of Punjab Assembly.
ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has released the details of the assets of Punjab Assembly members, according to which Abdul Aleem Khan turned out to be the richest member of the Provincial Assembly.
Punjab Chief Minister Hamza Shahbaz owns assets worth Rs. 41.43 crore. Punjab Chief Minister has shown 11 residential houses worth Rs. The Punjab Chief Minister also declared himself indebted to the tune of Rs 97.1 million.
Hamza Shahbaz's first wife Mehrul Nisa owns assets worth Rs 5 million while his second wife Rabia Hamza owns assets worth Rs 37.4 million.
Former Punjab Chief Minister Usman Bazdar owns assets worth over Rs 58 million while Abdul Aleem Khan owns assets worth over Rs 1.70 billion.
Former provincial minister Murad Ras owns assets worth over Rs 38 lakh and Mian Mahmood Rasheed over Rs 18 crore.
Speaker Punjab Assembly Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi turned out to be the owner of Business assets worth Rs. 231.4 million. He declared non-agricultural land worth Rs. Pervez Elahi's wife owns assets worth Rs 100 million.
Opposition leader Punjab Assembly Sabtin Khan owns more than 10 million assets. Sabtin Khan did not disclose the value of agricultural land. Provincial Minister Owais Leghari owns assets worth Rs 44 crore.
Member Punjab Assembly Hina Pervaiz Butt declared assets of 99.4 million. Hina Pervaiz Butt received 2 houses as a gift and she did not disclose the value of the houses she received as a gift.
Punjab Assembly member Sania Ashiq declared assets worth Rs 3.5 million. Former Health Minister Dr Yasmeen Rashid owns assets worth over Rs 2 crore.
Deputy Speaker Punjab Assembly Sardar Dost Muhammad Mazari owns assets worth over Rs 2 crore.
Aleem Khan
Chief Minister Hamza Shahbaz
Mehrul Nisa
The Richest Member Of Punjab Assembly.
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A. Wayne Walthall age 75 of Gloucester Point died Monday, October 25, 2021. He was a graduate of Gloucester High School Class of 1965. Retired from the Naval Weapons Station. He enjoyed all sports, especially basketball and fishing. He also enjoyed restoring antique tractors. He loved spending time with his friends but his greatest love of all was his family. Wayne was preceded in death by his parents Turner Ashby and Emma Walthall. His son Christopher Neil Walthall. His father-in-law, Henry E. Shackelford and brother-in-law, Henry E. Shackelford Jr. A niece Lisa Walthall and cousin Michael Haury. He is survived by his wife, Linda Walthall, daughter Kendall W. Caton (Stevie), stepsons, Timothy C. and Troy S. Tillage (Nikki). Brother A.T. Walthall (Judy), Sister Kim Walthall (Jeanne). Mother-in-law Geneva Shackelford. Sister-in-laws Sherry Shackelford, Kaye Dame (Mike), Janet Kinney (Clark). Grandchildren, Amanda Hamilton (Jon), Emily Crawford (Jack), Lexi Caton, Madalyn, Gabrielle, Evan, Ashton, and Brody Tillage. Great grandchildren Amelia and Henry Hamilton. Earl Haury, Uncle and David Haury cousin. Nephews, David, Mark and Matthew Walthall (Elizabeth). Niece Mary Susan Maher (Jacob). Dear family friends Buddy and Mary Rilee. The family will receive friends Sunday October 31, 2021, at Hogg Funeral Home from 3:00 pm until 4:30 pm. Graveside service officiated by Reverend Ken Waclo will be held at 1:00 pm Monday November 1, 2021 in Bellamy United Methodist Church Cemetery, 4870 Chestnut Fork Road, Gloucester, VA 23061. In memory of our loved one, memorial contributions may be made to Gloucester Mathews Humane Society, Box 385, Gloucester, VA 23061 or American Diabetes Association, 2451 Crystal Drive, Suite 900, Arlington, VA 22202. Services under the direction of Hogg Funeral Home.
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The National Quarterly Review, Volume 11
Honor--that the scale would be made even between us, and the right presented to this jury, not, to be sure, for their absolute governance, but for their aid among conflicting arguments. I do trust I do hope—I do praynay, I demand, as a matter of justice on the part of one of the most helpless and friendless individuals so far as the management of a case in a court of justice is concerned-who has ever appeared in this court, that your Honor will feel the impropriety of this remark as to unfriendliness, and that you will not be turned aside from the performance of that duty from which I never believe you have shrunk; and that on this occasion, disregarding that or any other observation-utterly forgetting it-you will go to this jury with the impressions which the evidence has made on your mind, uninfluenced and unswayed by this gross impropriety." — New York Herald's Report of Forrest Divorce Case, p. 157.
That this had its effect not only on judge and jury, but on the public, none acquainted with the circumstances will deny. But perhaps the most telling, as well as the most eloquent, part of this truly noble effort is that in which the orator exposes the pure and virtuous pretensions of Forrest to public derision and scorn. There is a startling earnestness in this whole criticism, but we can only give a small fragment or two. They, however, need no introduction; they fully explain themselves.
"But now look at the other side. How far is it probable, that for the mere purpose of enabling his wife to talk about the circumstance, or for the purpose of screening her in the eyes of the servants, that Mr. Forrest would submit to the monstrous degradation of lying every night for four months, by the side of one whom he had proved and found to be a shameless harlot, in dishonorable and lascivious communication with a man whom he knew, as he stated in his affidavit, to be a vile wretch, but whom, notwithstanding, he introduced to the society of his wife, and used to leave alone with her on many occasions. Certainly he did so on
I ask you, is this credible? Why, what a patient, mild, innocent, self-denying creature this must be, who, when he found his wife unchaste, and was determined to punish her on that account, still, in order to salve and save her character, and to screen her from disgrace, would lay lis pure and uncontaminated person on the same bed for four long months? Do you believe it? Is it credible? I submit, gentlemen, that the fact of his thus occupying the same chamber for four months is conclusive evidence that he did not believe anything whatsoever to the disparagement of his wife. But he says he did ; and yet he admits that he intended to separate from her. He made not a single charge against her, and stood ready, as her champion, to defend her honor, if any body would assail it. That he admits, and strange enough it is. But let us see how they stood on approaching the 1st of May, 1849, when the separation must take place—when the separation did take place-his establishment being then broken up. What are his acts at that time? They are very kind towards her. În April he took her out to ride. Her own picture the picture of a degraded harlot-whom he was about to turn from his side, is sacredly preserved among his family treasures, and transmitted to the mansion of Fonthill, to grace its walls whenever it shall come into use. His own picture-the family picture; the picture of the man whom she had degraded and dishonored-he, with his own hand, carries to the carriage, accompanies her, and in the face of day and of their friends,
delivers her that picture, to keep as a keepsake and evidence of unbroken connection with the original. They part as lovers; not, to be sure, with a broken sixpence, each retaining half, but keeping each the picture and image of the other, to be treasured and preserved as an evidence that there was still an attachment between them, unbroken, at least, by crime or shame. Does it admit of any other construction ? No, gentlemen." Report of Forrest Divorce Case, pp. 165, 166.
The advocate then proceeds to show how the defendant had placed his wife in the family of Mr. Bryant, and on this he makes the following comment:
"He (Mr. Forrest) after these four months' contemptible disguise, covering his own shame to blind the eyes of Dame Underwood and Robert Garvin-the tell-tale Dame Underwood-wound up by taking this contaminated woman and placing her at the pure hearth of that pure, honorable, most respected, and most respectable family. I should like to know has any man a right to come into a court of justice and call his wife polluted, and demand a divorce from her, who could be guilty of such inconceivable baseness as to ask her to go to a young couple (the wife being the daughter of a dear and ancient friend,) living in peace, happiness, and honor, and plant at their hearth a vile creature, reeking with tho abomination of a filthy crime-who, in all probability, would pollute whoever touches her. Why, if Mr. Edwin Forrest had done this, he would be infinitely a worse man than perhaps ever I ought to esteem him-for there is a kind of philosophy by which people think they have a right to do what hey please with their own, and as this woman was his wife, why, perhaps he may have thought that he had a right to do with her what he pleased, and to cast þer from him, innocent though she
But I know no man who conceives that he has a right to plant a thorn of guilt and infamy in the garden of his neighbor-and Mr. Forrest is not guilty of this offence. I claim for him and for human nature, that he is not guilty of it; and from the fact that he is not guilty of this offence, I ask you to convict him of another, and different, and far less heinous, perhaps less inexcusable, offence against morality and justicethat of condemning unjustly his innocent wife."--16., p. 166.
Rarely, if ever, has logic been more dexterously used than in this passage; all the circumstances which tell against the defendant are so artfully arranged, but without the least appearance of art—nay, without any apparent effort—that the conclusion of the oratoris absolutely irresistible. Those who heard this speech and were capable of appreciating its influence had no doubt of the result; this will be the more easily understood if it be borne in mind that although that before us is better than most reports, it gives but a feeble idea, as we well remember, of the impression made by the living, burning words as they fell from the orator's lips, rendered doubly eloquent and persuasive by the looks and gestures with which they were accompanied. None who heard the greater part of his speech, as we did, were surprised to learn that when the case was terminated nearly all the leading lawyers of New York-about sixty in number
united in presenting Mr. O'Conor with a valuable piece of silver, bearing a highly eulogistic inscription. Had we been among the particular friends of Mrs. Forrest, those who regarded her as a much injured woman, it might be said that we were disposed to place an undue estimate on the labors which secured her triumph; but although we are no admirers of Mr. Forrest, and have but little respect for the course ho pursued during this trial, we confess we have always been so ungallant as to think that the innocence of Mrs. Forrest of some of the principal offences laid to her charge, is not
very clear.
Of the members of the New York bar who commenced their professional career about the same time as Mr. O'Conor, there are but few who now survive. _ The most distinguished of the former are, Thomas Addis Emmet, (died in 1827,) David B. Ogden, (dead ten or twelve years,) George Wood, (dead two or three years,) Edward Sanford, (lost in the Arctic, 1854,) Francis B. Cutting, (retired from the profession) Ogden Hoffman, (dead six or eight years,) Benjamin F. Butter, (dead a few years,) William C. Noyes, (died recently.) In short, so far as we are aware, or have been able to learn, only two survive, namely, James W. Girard and Daniel Lord. Both these gentlemen still practise and are the seniors of Mr. O'Conor.
The leading members of the New York bar, at the present day, who are not considered " old," are James T. Brady, Wm. M. Evarts, Edwards Pierrepont, Richard O'Gorman, Louis B. Woodruff, George Ticknor Curtis, (late of Boston) John E. Burrill, John McKeon, J.B. Robinson, ("Richelieu.' Some two or three of these are distinguished in the profession as representative men ; and as such we may take occasion before long to exainine their pretensions to a niche in that temple whose deities are Demosthenes, Cicero, and Blackstone ; meantime the only one we feel justified in enshrining is Charles O'Conor.
Our readers will bear us testimony that there are none more chary of the use of the term genius than we. The reason is that we think there are extremely few in any age who possess that noblest of divine gifts ; probably not more than a dozen among the whole human family. Yet we are convinced that Charles O'Conor possesses that high order of genius whose province it is to persuade even against the will. His oratory is, indeed, not of the ornate style; he is not fond of tropes or figures ; he never uses expressions of any kind merely because they are beautiful. On examining any of his speeches it is found that what seems most careless in the delivery or construction, has a direct, logical bearing on the proposition which he means to establish.
Another faculty rarely possessed, even by the most gifted, and which is highly characteristic of O'Conor, is that of exercising an almost equal influence on the most illiterate and most learned. If this be not eloquence we do not understand what the term means, nor do we know in what form to seek,
" The power of thought, the magic of the mind." But according to the greatest masters it is eloquence. O'Conor is not only eloquent in addressing judge and jury; in dealing with witnesses ne is wonderfully sagacious, adroit, and successful. Unlike the great majority of the lawyers of the present day—who for the credit of the profession would do well to imitate his example in that particular-he avoids :all harshness, even in cross-examination. Because he has thoroughly studied the subject, and understands human nature, his course is rather to conciliate even the adverse witness whom he knows to have entered the court with the lie in his mouth. It has been our privilege to be present at the pleadings of some of the most eminent advocates and jurists of Europe, as well as America; many a time have we heard Lord Denman and Sir Edward Sugden, as well as Napier, O'Connell, Whiteside, Shiel, and O'Hagen-men who may be said to represent every style of forensic eloquence and forensie skill, and we do not hesitate to say that there is not one of the courts in which we have heard them plead, or speak, from the Record Court and Queen's Bench to the bar of the House of Lords, in which the subject of this paper would not be considered an advocate of the first rank.
ART.V.-Essays on the Administrations of Great Britain, from 1782
to 1830. Contributed to the Edinburgh Review. By the Right Hon. Sir George CORNEWALL LEWIS, Bart. London, 1864.
We cannot transcribe the name of this work without a word concerning its lamented author. Sir George Corne. wall Lewis had reached middle life before he entered Parliament. He was approaching fifty when he first held high office. Already he had gained an enviable reputation as an admirable scholar, a sound critic, and a judicious commentator upon history and political science. If in parliament he had only maintained his reputation and been content with it, he would have achieved sufficient honor for one man. But he was not content to do so. In the eight years that elapsed between his re-entrance into the House of Commons in 1855 and his death in 1863, he rose from a humble political position to the first rank of English statesmen, and was regarded by a large section of the liberals as the most proper successor of their present veteran leader. But an untimely death again put an end to the confident hopes and expectations of his friends and countrymen, and like Sir William Molesworth, Lord Herbert, Lord Dalhousie, Lord Canning, Lord Elgin, the Duke of Newcastle, and Mr. Cobden--all lost within the last ten years, not to mention more than one veteran statesman retired from public life-he was taken away before old age and in the full vigor of his faculties. Sir George Lewis was distinguished by another fact; he and Mr. Walpole are the two most prominent of what, since the Reform Bill, has been a growing class of public men; of those who have not received the early training on ce considered essential to success in high office. Perhaps, too, he may be regarded as the most eminent of the statesmen who have joined high literary distinction to equal political services.
These essays were not published in their present form until after their author's death, and consequently did not receive that final revision which he would probably have bestowed upon them before publication. They were con. tributed to the Edinburgh Review. in part while Sir George, having been relieved from attendance on parliament by his constituents failing to re-elect him, filled the position of its editor. They were evidently written by a busy man, who had no time to elaborate them into brilliant monographs. Their style is as graceless and unattractive as a congressional or parliamentary report. Initials and abbreviations are often used. Those who expected in this book anything resembling Macaulay's essays on Horace Walpole's letters and on Lord Chatham, in many respects a similar series, must have been greatly disappointed. Nevertheless, few faults can be found with it; the essays are what their writer intended them to be a calm, perspicuous and faithful review of those political changes to which the Buckingh am Papers had drawn attention. No man could be found more competent than Sir George Lewis to pass judgment on the VOL. X1.-NO. XXI.


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Panthers acquire Yandle's rights from Rangers
Florida sends sixth-round pick in 2016, conditional pick to New York for pending free agent defenseman
by Alain Poupart / NHL.com Correspondent
SUNRISE, Fla. -- Florida Panthers general manager Tom Rowe says his team is in win-now mode. The latest evidence came Monday.
The Panthers acquired the negotiating rights to veteran defenseman Keith Yandle from the New York Rangers for a sixth-round pick in the 2016 NHL Draft and a 2017 conditional fourth-round pick. Yandle is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent July 1 and the 2017 pick will be transferred to the Rangers if the Panthers sign him.
"The fact that we're going after a guy like Keith Yandle probably tells you that [we're in win-now mode]," Rowe said in a conference call. "(Owners) Vinnie Viola and Doug Cifu are guys that want to win, and they want to win like next year. All the moves that we do going forward, every single move, is going to be predicated on us winning a Stanley Cup. We want to win now. We think we can win now and we also feel we can continue to develop."
Yandle, 29, had five goals and 42 assists in 82 games with New York this season. He has 72 goals and 297 assists in 661 games between the Rangers and Arizona Coyotes.
Rowe said Yandle possibly could replace veteran defenseman Brian Campbell, who will become an unrestricted free agent July 1. Rowe said the Panthers have had discussions with Campbell and his agent, but he said he expects Campbell to test the free agent market.
"We went after (Yandle) because we like the way he plays the game," Rowe said. "We feel with the forwards that we have up front, he really complements our offensive attack. It's no secret, he averages 50 points a season. We felt he was a real good fit. (Assistant GMs) Eric Joyce and Steve Werier are negotiating the contract with his agent tonight. We wouldn't have made the trade if we weren't confident that we could come to a conclusion and get him into our system.
"It was a risk worth taking given the ability of the player and the way the game is going and the way we were able to increase our possession numbers under (Coach Gerard Gallant) last year was real impressive. We thought adding a player of Keith's ability was going to make us that much more a playoff team and a serious contender going forward."
The trade for Yandle's rights was the third deal made by the Panthers since they were defeated in six games by the New York Islanders in the Eastern Conference First Round after finishing the regular season with a franchise-record 103 points.
The Panthers acquired forward Jared McCann and 2016 second- and fourth-round picks from the Vancouver Canucks on May 25 for defenseman Erik Gudbranson and a 2016 fifth-round selection; they acquired two prospects from the New Jersey Devils on June 10 for the contract of forward Marc Savard and a second-round pick in 2018.
"Even though we had success in the regular season, we had a great year, at the end of the day we got knocked out in the first round," said Rowe, who was named Panthers GM on May 16. "Some people may say, 'That's great, you made the playoffs, you got into the first round,' but we need to get better. We need to continue to improve."
Yandle joined the Rangers on March 1, 2015 when he was acquired in a trade with the Coyotes along with defenseman Chris Summers and a fourth-round pick in the 2016 draft for defenseman John Moore, forward Anthony Duclair, a second-round pick and a conditional first-round pick.
Along with the loss of Gudbranson and the possible departure of Campbell, the Panthers could lose captain Willie Mitchell from their defensive corps because of concussion issues.
Rowe said that contrary to published reports, the Panthers are not shopping defenseman Dmitry Kulikov. He said he expects 2013 second-round pick Ian McCoshen, who signed an entry-level contract after playing three seasons at Boston College, to compete for a roster spot out of training camp this September.
Adding Yandle would be just one more piece to the rebuilding of the Panthers' defense corps.
"Everything is a risk when you don't have him tied into a restricted free agency type of setup," Rowe said. "It's a risk, but we were very comfortable taking the risk. We didn't make the decision (with) one or two people. We're in Buffalo (for the draft). We had a real good discussion about it this morning with our pro scouts and they were confident, as our ownership was very confident, that it was worth the risk. He's a very good player, very good character guy, a guy that we think really helps us get a little bit closer."


Matt Simonson's desire to study and foster greater understanding of how the international community responds to political conflict, genocide, and humanitarian crises has been shaped by his myriad cultural and global experiences.
He grew up in the nation's capital regularly reading world news in The Washington Post and meeting international houseguests of his parents, both of whom worked in government. In high school, he attended rallies at foreign embassies on behalf of political prisoners. As an undergraduate at Williams College, he studied abroad in Mongolia on a self-designed research project to understand how nomads perceived their place in the political landscape. And he spent eight summers in Maine mentoring kids at a summer camp—run by the nongovernmental organization Seeds of Peace—where teenagers from conflict regions including Israel, Palestine, India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan as well as the U.S. come together to share their personal experiences and learn from each other through discussions of identity and conflict.
Equipped with a combined degree in mathematics and international studies from Williams College, Simonson ultimately found Northeastern's doctoral program in network science—the first such PhD program in the country—as the perfect match for leveraging his interdisciplinary background to address global challenges. This week, Simonson will head to Uganda for a two-month research project to examine how people in the capital city of Kampala access water beyond the municipal grid as well as the potential conflicts that could arise out of the city's complex network of access to and control over water infrastructure. As he put it, he'll be using math to better understand human relationships.
We're trying to get a fuller picture of the vulnerabilities that people face and provide a vigorous mathematical perspective on what exactly this network looks like and where it's likely to generate conflict.
Simonson said nearly half the city's population lacks access to piped water, instead relying on the combination of springs, wells, and public taps connected to the city's plumbing system. He will conduct interviews with residents in the city's slums to learn where they get their water, as well as with water providers, government decision-makers, and community leaders to learn which groups control the water sources and their relationships to one another. The goal is to understand how access to and control over this vital resource fuels social tension and violence.
He will analyze this complex network of water consumption, city infrastructure, and the systems that control land and water access with the goal of developing a framework that could identify which households are most reliant on particular suppliers, where infrastructure vulnerabilities exist in the event of civil conflict or disease outbreaks, and potential flashpoints for conflicts over these resources—such as turf wars over the right to sell services in a particular neighborhood.
"We're trying to get a fuller picture of the vulnerabilities that people face and provide a vigorous mathematical perspective on what exactly this network looks like and where it's likely to generate conflict," Simonson said.
The NULab for Texts, Maps, and Networks at Northeastern is funding Simonson's research in Uganda. He will collaborate with Amy Krakowka, a geography professor at West Point who has studied resource vulnerability in Uganda and investigates how environmental stress may influence future conflicts. Simonson said Kate Coronges, executive director of Northeastern's Network Science Institute, previously worked at West Point and connected him to the project.
This type of network analysis, he added, could serve as a case study for researchers to examine similar networks in other cities in the future.
Simonson recently received a 2016 National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship from the Department of Defense. The fellowship supports U.S. citizens pursuing doctoral degrees in science and engineering and includes three years of full tuition and stipend.
At Northeastern, Simonson is a member of the Network Science Institute, the NULab, and the lab run by his advisor David Lazer, Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Computer and Information Science. He works closely with Lazer and other researchers in network science and digital humanities and in his first year, he's contributed to projects examining networks ranging from political campaign contributions to the global spread of the Zika virus.
"I'm thankful to Northeastern for providing such a great home for students with nontraditional, interdisciplinary interests," he said of the network science doctoral program.


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I came across some posts on a news platform a few days ago and it's got me befuddled ever since. Sometimes, we complicate things for ourselves in this Nigeria, particularly during social interactions. The same people who enjoin others to "come out straight from the start" and "be real" are the same ones who would post screenshots of their conversations with toasters in a bid to assume the persona of a goddess.
I find it creepy and at best, childish. It's even more worrisome when I see these anomalies being displayed by older women. I mean, how hard can it get? Why put yourself out there like that? Why deride the men who were courageous enough to launch into your inbox just because you want to pass a self-alluding message to the public?
I don't know if you've been told otherwise but in the real sense of it, the joke is on you.
I also don't get it with women who still play the "hard to get" game for the men they like. Read the end of previous sentence properly, "for the men they like". There's absolutely nothing wrong in discarding conversations with people you're not attracted to. In fact, that is perhaps when your "hard to get" skills must be fully activated. Point it out from the beginning that you're not interested in whatever the toaster is proposing. But if you channel the same "hard to get" energy towards the man you like, then you might have yourself to blame in the end. You need to understand that humans are social animals and the advent of Internet vis-a-vis social media has somewhat enlightened a lot of people - part of which predisposes them to having short attention spans in pre-courtship phases due to the availability of multiple options.
Are you one of those who thinks playing hard to get is what keeps a man in the long run? Read my lips, I'm sorry for you.
Are you one of those who thinks a man who "really wants you" must be able to wait for no matter how long until you're ready to date them? Hmmm. I have no words for you.
- there are men who are willing to "punish" you in unimaginable ways for the simple fact that you showed them hell before agreeing to date them. These men are the ones that give you everything you ask of them, absolve your insults and whatever humiliation you bring upon them in the pre-courtship phase. But once they get in, you are finished.
- playing hard to get could ultimately relegate you to the position of a side chick with the same man who was once head over heels in love with you. You see, it's not rocket science. You don't expect a man to rent a self-contain in your DM or turn your phone number to his motto/mantra. While you spent several months playing games with his feelings, he might have searched for alternatives - which he would get in most cases. And when that happens, you become his second choice at a point where you've realized it's time you consent to his advances. See how it works now?
- don't you feel heartbroken when the man whom you liked but twisted and turned for several months ends up in the hands of another woman? So, what becomes of your "hard to get" game? Who loses?
I could enumerate more disadvantages but have decided to stop here. I just find it difficult to understand women who complain all over social media about men, knowing full well they caused it in the first place. Nobody has time for nonsense please. And those that do, are fast-becoming extinct. Thankfully.
Am I saying "hard to get" is unnecessary? Certainly not. But there must be limits. Catch the wave when it's still popping and fresh, not when the energy must have fizzled out.
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Q: The CSharpPackage package did load correctly in VS2015 The 'CSharpPackage' package did not load correctly.
Whenever i open any project in VS2015. this error occurs, and i am unable to Run any project or Create a new Project... Please any help me to resolve this problem.
Additional info;
VS2015 Enterprise.
Win10 Profesional.
Due to many packages's issue i repaired VS, after repair only this error occurs. remaining issues are resolved.

A: Sometimes using MVC need t install your project:
Go to tools > Library Package Manager > Package Manager Console > MVC

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THE UK SECTION: DAYS OUT IN ENGLAND
If you plan a field trip to England or want to visit England with your family, you might want to spend a day at some of the following locations, e.g. at the:
Before you travel to England, visit this site.
Roman Baths, Bath
Get informed at http://www.romanbaths.co.uk
White Cliffs Experience, Dover
Includes two exhibitions - Roman Encounters and Our Finest Hours. Info at http://www.doveruk.com/tourism/wce/wcehome.htm
Royal Palaces, London
Info at http://www.royal.gov.uk/palaces/index.htm
Info on a model website, including floorplans, printable maps and how to plan your visit http://www.nhm.ac.uk
National Maritime Museum, London
A comprehensive, well-designed site at http://www.nmm.ac.uk/
Madame Tussauds, London
You can book and pay for your tickets online, and they will guarantee an entry time within 30 minutes. You will also be guided to the London Planetarium and Rock Circus. Be informed at http://www.madame-tussauds.com
London Dungeons
Fill in the online booking form and you can skip the queues at http://www.thedungeons.com
Events at Hampton Court Palace include workshops on the Cavalier King and period concerts. This site also takes you straight to The Tower and the Crown Jewels. Info at http://www.hrp.org.uk
BBC Experience, London
Info at a very professional site. Attractions include dressing up as a Teletubby and taking part in a Blue Peter competition. Look at http://www.bbc.co.uk/experience
National Railway Museum, York
Special events include steam rides.
Go to http://www.nrm.org.uk
Jorvik Viking Centre, York
Olde-worlde design, but with news of the latest Skullsplitter exhibition - and its advanced telephone booking service at http://www.jorvik-viking-centre.co.uk
The two organisations which own and maintain most of England's historical buildings and which are open to the public are the following:
The National Trust
Info at http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk and
Info at http://www.english-heritage.org.uk


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Sipadan – niewielka wyspa (powierzchnia 12 ha) na północno-wschodnim wybrzeżu wyspy Borneo. Znana głównie jako atrakcyjne miejsce do nurkowania i miejsce godów żółwi zielonych.

Jaskinia żółwi
Pod wyspą Sipadan istnieje jaskinia, której dno zasłane jest kośćmi żółwi. Miejsce to zrodziło legendę o cmentarzu, gdzie przypływają stare żółwie, by w spokoju umrzeć. Naukowcy podejrzewają, że zwierzęta po prostu gubią się w krętych korytarzach jaskini i nie mogąc nabrać powietrza, toną. Niemniej jaskinia ta jest jednym z ulubionych miejsc płetwonurków.

Linki zewnętrzne
 Sipadan:Żółwie morskie  (Film i Muzyka: Christoph Brüx)
 Oficjalna strona: Sipadan.com

Wyspy Malezji
Miejsca do nurkowania
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We're human. Just saying that should give you chills. Even if you don't believe in a divine being, creating us in his image, like I do. Just the complexities and intricacies of being human. How this system, that is us, works and operates. A living, breathing being. We look at the animal kingdom and yet we see, stand out.
Many people try to disregard that we are indeed, "natural". We love and hate, create, not just art or structures but also, ourselves, breeding more of our species, our race. We don't realize we need to stop and appreciate this, we are humanity. Through all the good we say we do, we also need to realize the bad. The wars we create, the injustice and immorality. We have distorted and allow ourselves to be as animals, though our thought process is much more evolved. Do we not stand? Or should I say, since we already stand, why not continue to do so, with what is true and righteous.
Coming together to appreciate and value one another, our differences are minor compared to who we are as a collective. Though we are capable of being monsters and I know it by experience.
We are still made and shown what and how life should and can be. We need one another, hence we build relationships. We find comfort, huddling close when it is cold, dark. We were meant to shine, be lights. Let us truly do so. The human race, running together and growing. The moment we stop, the sooner it will end. Be blessed.


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Dave Chappelle reveals fifth Netflix comedy special with help from Morgan Freeman
By Nick Romano August 15, 2019 at 10:38 AM EDT
Dave Chappelle
Dave Chappelle isn't done with Netflix, and vice versa.
The stand-up comic announced his fifth comedy special for the streaming platform in an announcement teaser voiced by Morgan Freeman.
Freeman takes a godlike vantage point to narrate Chappelle walking alone through the desert. "How did we get here? I wonder," the actor, who already played God in Evan Almighty, says. "I don't mean that metaphorically. I'm really asking, how did Dave get here? I mean, what the f— is this?"
Dave Chappelle: Sticks & Stones will arrive on Netflix this Aug. 26.
Dave Chappelle Sticks + Stones
The news from Chappelle follows shortly after Saturday Night Live's Leslie Jones received her own Netflix standup special.
Chappelle, who appeared in last year's A Star Is Born opposite Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, released four Netflix specials between 2017 and New Year's 2018: The Age of Spin, Deep in the Heart of Texas, Equanimity, and The Bird Revelations. He then earned Grammys in 2018 and 2019 for the vinyl releases of those specials.
The comedy veteran will now receive the Mark Twain for American Humor in a ceremony this Oct. 7.
Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock almost costarred in Creepshow episode
Dave Chappelle to make Broadway debut with limited run performance
Dave Chappelle to receive Mark Twain Prize for American Humor


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Ranking the top 5 moments from "The 100" season 5 episode 1: "Who am I now?"
Happy Wednesday TV fans! "May we meet again." I am beyond excited for the return of one of my absolute favorite shows on television right now: The 100. While the CW typically has The 100 premiere mid-season, it seemed like we had to wait extra long this year for the season premiere, but the wait is finally over. If you have not yet watched this brilliant and addicting show, I highly recommend that you binge-watch it on Netflix as soon as possible. It's reminds me of a mix between Lost and Lord of the Flies with some teen angst and drama sprinkled in. At the end of season 4, "Praimfaya" was about to arrive, which is otherwise known as the "Death Wave." While many of our favorite characters made it to an underground bunker for shelter, Clarke and her friends were running out of time and hatched a plan to launch themselves back into space. Only Clarke was not able to get on the rocket in time and it launched without her. While it seemed like Clarke had sacrificed herself to save her friends and was about to die from radiation exposure, the night blood injected into her veins kicked into high gear, healing her from the damage.
So now that you're all caught up, let's begin with season 5. Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch the latest episode yet. In last night's season premiere episode, "Eden," we learn about Clarke's journey on her own beginning 42 days after "Praimfaya" has struck. Clarke is alone and desperately trying to survive, but it seems like the odds are against her. After failing to reach her mother in the bunker, Clarke decides to try and find some sort of life still existing, but her faith is tested over and over again. Meanwhile, Bellamy and the others have been living on "The Ark" up in space, but have been trying to get back to earth and realize that they are not alone up there after spotting another ship. My top 5 moments from The 100 season 5 episode 1 are:
"I've been by myself now for two months but this is the first time I feel alone."
42 days after "Praimfaya" struck, we finally get to see Clarke who has miraculously survived. Her first thought is to try and reach the bunker so she can be reunited with her mother, but she finds that it is buried so far beneath the surface, that she would never be able to get to it. Clarke decides to journey out across the earth, desperately hoping to find some sign of life still present. Clarke is barely able to rest, as every moment is focused on surviving. Clarke proves to be very resourceful as her survival skills are put to the test, but the loneliness and emptiness inside her begins to creep in. Clarke tries talking to Bellamy and her friends on "The Ark" on a radio, knowing full well that they will never hear her, but it's the only thing she has left to cling to.
"Who am I now?"
Clarke begins to lose hope after she collapses in a barren field, waking up to a bird picking at her body. She begs the bird to show her where it lives, but it flies away from her, leaving her alone once again. Clarke hits her breaking point and screams out, "You think you can kill me? Have at it…I've lost everything. I've got nothing left." Up until this point, Clarke has buried her fear and loneliness as much as possible, but it has all come screaming to the surface now, refusing to let go. Clarke's emotions overwhelm her, as the harsh reality that she may die alone sets in. Clarke picks up her gun and begins to make the conscious decision to end her life and this misery, when the bird suddenly circles around her again. Clarke's faith is healed, even if just for a moment, but it's enough to get her up and running after it. Clarke discovers a beautiful valley filled with lush trees and vegetation. It's like the "Death Wave" had missed it entirely. Clarke thanks the bird and then mechanically kills it, as the survivor in her is back and ready to stay strong.
Life on "The Ark."
About 6 years after "Praimfaya," we finally get to see Bellamy and the others up on "The Ark." While it seems like everyone is alive and well, drama is never too far behind. After all, these few characters have been trapped with one another for quite some time. We learn that Murphy and Emori are no longer together and Bellamy is now with Echo, which has Bellarke fans everywhere screaming with disapproval. That absolutely includes me. While many things have changed, these characters have worked together as a team as much as possible and spot the green on the earth, which inspires the hope that it is survivable once again. After they spot another ship and a transport ship, they realize that they have the opportunity to get back down to earth. While we know that it's only a matter of time before they reach earth again and reunite with Clarke, they have been living in a bubble for quite some time now, sheltered from society. Will they be able to adapt to life on earth again? How will Bellamy react once he sees that Clarke is alive?
The last two people on earth.
After discovering the valley, Clarke finds another survivor. She is just a child, but has clearly only survived because of her own night blood. The girl doesn't trust Clarke and she traps her and wounds her, fleeing from her in fear. Clarke doesn't give up on her, however; and even keeps her sense of humor intact when she says, "Last two people on earth and one of them happens to be the child from hell." Clarke sketches a picture of the little girl and leaves it for her, which is the first step toward gaining her trust. When we flash to 6 years later, Clarke is living with the little girl, Madi and the two are inseparable. They have a mother-daughter like bond and Clarke has even taught her how to speak in English. While they wonder if anyone will ever come back, Clarke shares all of her past stories with Madi and tells her about her family, friends, and love. The two appear to have a precious and beautiful bond that cannot be broken. Their simple and quiet life is interrupted, however; when a "prisoner ship" lands by the valley.
New arrivals to earth.
After the prisoner ship lands, new characters emerge who also spotted the green from space and took a chance that it was their own version of "Eden." One of the new characters is played by the beautiful and brilliant Ivana Milicevic from Banshee. While the other prisoners seem to be just going with the flow, she appears to be smart and aware of her surroundings, which could make her an ally or a dangerous new threat. Friend or foe? While we are not sure just yet, Clarke is not about to take any chances. After Madi shoots one of the prisoners to protect Clarke, Madi begs Clarke to spare the other one's life since he tried to help her. Clarke tells her that "there are no good guys" and ends his life without a moment's hesitation. Meanwhile, we get a quick glimpse at Octavia in the bunker, ruling some kind of underground fight club, which reminds us that these new prisoners are not the only people on the ground that Clarke needs to worry about. While we will need to wait for everyone to be reunited, it's clear that this season will be jam-packed with drama, adventure, and edge of your seat moments. Stay tuned!
I hope you enjoyed the list and feel free to post your own theories and thoughts on The 100 in the comments section below. Happy viewing!
@TV_Fanatic_Girl
Posted on April 25, 2018 April 25, 2018 Author Amy Koto, TV Fanatic GirlCategories UncategorizedTags Bellarke, CW, drama, Eden, episode 1, fans, friendship, Ivana Milicevic, loneliness, Lord of the Flies, Lost, May we meet again, Netflix, night blood, Praimfaya, Ranking, sacrifice, Season 5, season premiere, spoilers, television, The 100, The Ark, theories, Top 5 moments, trust, TV
2 thoughts on "Ranking the top 5 moments from "The 100" season 5 episode 1: "Who am I now?""
Denise K. says:
Becho is gross. Bellarke all the way! 🙂
Amy Koto, TV Fanatic Girl says:
I totally agree!
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Q: Making MSVC compiler GCC complient? Is there a way to make the msvc compiler as strict as gcc? MSVC lets me do some pretty crazy things that result in hundreds of errors when I compile in linux.
Thanks

A: A better question would be: Are MSVC, g++, or any other compiler standard compliant, and if so, to the same standard version? You shouldn't rely upon a common set of non-standard behavior. Personally, I'm responsible for over 500KLOC of C++ that compile on both g++ 4.1.x and VC7.1. There can be alot of give and take from both compilers.
Both compilers have either language or library extensions. g++ tends to be better about putting library extensions in a separate namespace. VC, at least older version, not so good. Both have language extensions that are on by default, or can be enabled (or disabled) with compiler switches. You're best disabling all language extensions.
The higher the warning level on each compiler you can set, the better - and don't disregard warnings from either compiler without just reason.
For windows, by default I use the following options: /W3 /wd4355 /wd4805 /wd4710. I'd like to use /W4, but 3rd party libs make this level unbearable.
For g++, I use -Wall -Wextra. I'd also like to use -Wold-style-cast, but I rely on too many 3rd party libraries that violate this one.
Each compiler warns about different constructs, or warns about them differently. You're best off to pay attention to output from both compilers and find the subset of code between them that produces zero warnings, at as high of a warning level as you can possibly set.

A: To get started we'd need the version you are on (for MSVC), what sort of errors you hit (compile time, link time or run time) and so on.
Assuming you are on a relatively current version (MSVC 2008 SP1) and being bugged by compiler errors, I'd suggest the following:

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*Your program's entry point is called main and not _tmain or WinMain

*/W4: Treat warnings as errors

*Remove any function that begins with _ -- they are implementation specific

*No Win32 APIs either

*No platform specific threading

*Check if you have same signedness for char

*How do the two implementations treat wchar_t

*No Safe Exception Handling or inline assembly magic

*No COM/MFC either

A: The /Za (Disable Language Extensions) option disables a number of Microsoft-specific keywords and extensions.


90 Day Fiancé: Jon and Rachel Are Already Married — What's Next?
Now what? 90 Day Fiancé fans were shocked to find out that 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days couple Jon Walters and Rachel Bear are already married because they were just introduced to the franchise earlier this week during the Season 2 premiere. But since the show is filmed months in advance, a lot has happened since then — and a friend of the couple revealed what could be next for Jon and Rachel.
For fans who need a catch-up, here's Jon and Rachel's love story in a nutshell. They met on a karaoke app and hit it off as friends because Rachel didn't think that some as attractive as Jon would be interested in her. She went about her life dating as a single mom, and she ended up having a brief relationship with a man she met in her hometown of Albuquerque. But things didn't work out, so she ended it with him and started a long distance relationship with Jon. Shortly after that, Rachel found out that she was pregnant with her ex's baby — but Jon was super accepting and he stepped up as a long-distance father figure.
Jon even attempted to visit America so that he could be present for the birth of Rachel's daughter Lucy — but he was denied a visa because of his criminal record. That visa denial would definitely make it difficult for Jon to obtain any other visa in the future, so Rachel decided to visit Jon in England last December. And, according to records obtained by Starcasm, she returned to England sometime this year because Rachel and Jon were legally married in Cornwall back in May.
Two reddit users also found a marriage certificate in the Bernalillo County, NM online records that claimed Jon and Rachel had received a marriage certificate in June. Fans thought that meant that Jon was already in the United States with Rachel — but the insider revealed that that could just simply mean that the United States is recognizing Jon and Rachel's marriage since they were legally married abroad.


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SapiLibarchiveSandboxExtract* sandbox_extract;
LibarchiveApi* api;
char* c_str_tmp = nullptr;

typedef void (*real_extract)(const char*, int, int, int);

void extract(const char* filename, int do_extract, int flags, int verbose) {
  // Here we initialize the sandbox and other objects.
  std::string tmp_dir;
  if (do_extract) {
    tmp_dir = CreateTempDirAtCWD().value();
  }

  std::string filename_absolute = MakeAbsolutePathAtCWD(filename);

  // Initialize sandbox and api objects.
  sandbox_extract =
      new SapiLibarchiveSandboxExtract(filename_absolute, do_extract, tmp_dir);
  CHECK(sandbox_extract->Init().ok()) << "Error during sandbox initialization";
  api = new LibarchiveApi(sandbox_extract);

  // After everything is set up, call the original function (next symbol).

  // TODO getting the mangled name of the function at runtime does not work
  // as intended. At the moment just use the symbol directly.
  const char* y = "_Z7extractPKciii";
  void* x = dlsym(RTLD_NEXT, y);

  CHECK(x != nullptr) << "dlsym call could not find function symbol";
  ((real_extract)x)(filename_absolute.c_str(), do_extract, flags, verbose);

  // clean up
  if (c_str_tmp != nullptr) {
    delete[] c_str_tmp;
  }

  // This is the last function called so we can delete the temporary directory
  // here
  if (do_extract) {
    sandbox2::file_util::fileops::DeleteRecursively(tmp_dir);
  }

  delete api;
  delete sandbox_extract;
}

archive* archive_read_new() {
  archive* ret = api->archive_read_new().value();
  CHECK(ret != nullptr) << "Failed to create archive";
  return ret;
}

archive* archive_write_disk_new() {
  archive* ret = api->archive_write_disk_new().value();
  CHECK(ret != nullptr) << "Failed to create archive";
  return ret;
}

int archive_write_disk_set_options(archive* ext, int flags) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr ext_ptr(ext);

  return api->archive_write_disk_set_options(&ext_ptr, flags).value();
}

int archive_read_support_filter_bzip2(archive* a) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);
  return api->archive_read_support_filter_bzip2(&a_ptr).value();
}

int archive_read_support_filter_gzip(archive* a) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);
  return api->archive_read_support_filter_gzip(&a_ptr).value();
}

int archive_read_support_filter_compress(archive* a) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);
  return api->archive_read_support_filter_compress(&a_ptr).value();
}
int archive_read_support_format_tar(archive* a) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);
  return api->archive_read_support_format_tar(&a_ptr).value();
}

int archive_read_support_format_cpio(archive* a) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);
  return api->archive_read_support_format_cpio(&a_ptr).value();
}

int archive_write_disk_set_standard_lookup(archive* ext) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr ext_ptr(ext);

  return api->archive_write_disk_set_standard_lookup(&ext_ptr).value();
}

int archive_read_open_filename(archive* a, const char* _filename,
                               size_t _block_size) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);

  return api
      ->archive_read_open_filename(
          &a_ptr, sapi::v::ConstCStr(_filename).PtrBefore(), _block_size)
      .value();
}

int archive_read_next_header(archive* a, archive_entry** entry) {
  sapi::v::IntBase<archive_entry*> entry_ptr_tmp(0);
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);
  int rc =
      api->archive_read_next_header(&a_ptr, entry_ptr_tmp.PtrAfter()).value();
  *entry = entry_ptr_tmp.GetValue();
  return rc;
}

// In the following two functions we need to transfer a string from the
// sandboxed process to the client process. However, this string would
// go out of scope after this function so we use a global char * to make
// sure it does not get automatically deleted before it is used.
const char* archive_error_string(archive* a) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);
  char* str = api->archive_error_string(&a_ptr).value();
  CHECK(str != nullptr) << "Could not get error message";

  std::string str_tmp =
      sandbox_extract->GetCString(sapi::v::RemotePtr(str)).value();

  if (c_str_tmp != nullptr) {
    delete[] c_str_tmp;
  }

  c_str_tmp = new char[str_tmp.length() + 1];
  strcpy(c_str_tmp, str_tmp.c_str());  // NOLINT(runtime/printf)

  return c_str_tmp;
}

const char* archive_entry_pathname(archive_entry* entry) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr entry_ptr(entry);
  char* str = api->archive_entry_pathname(&entry_ptr).value();
  CHECK(str != nullptr) << "Could not get pathname";

  std::string str_tmp =
      sandbox_extract->GetCString(sapi::v::RemotePtr(str)).value();

  if (c_str_tmp != nullptr) {
    delete[] c_str_tmp;
  }

  c_str_tmp = new char[str_tmp.length() + 1];
  strcpy(c_str_tmp, str_tmp.c_str());  // NOLINT(runtime/printf)

  return c_str_tmp;
}

int archive_read_close(archive* a) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);
  return api->archive_read_close(&a_ptr).value();
}

int archive_read_free(archive* a) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);
  return api->archive_read_free(&a_ptr).value();
}

int archive_write_close(archive* a) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);
  return api->archive_write_close(&a_ptr).value();
}

int archive_write_free(archive* a) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);
  return api->archive_write_free(&a_ptr).value();
}

int archive_write_header(archive* a, archive_entry* entry) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a), entry_ptr(entry);
  return api->archive_write_header(&a_ptr, &entry_ptr).value();
}

int archive_read_data_block(archive* a, const void** buff, size_t* size,
                            la_int64_t* offset) {
  sapi::v::IntBase<archive_entry*> buff_ptr_tmp(0);
  sapi::v::ULLong size_tmp;
  sapi::v::SLLong offset_tmp;
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);

  int rv =
      api->archive_read_data_block(&a_ptr, buff_ptr_tmp.PtrAfter(),
                                   size_tmp.PtrAfter(), offset_tmp.PtrAfter())
          .value();
  *buff = buff_ptr_tmp.GetValue();
  *size = size_tmp.GetValue();
  *offset = offset_tmp.GetValue();

  return rv;
}

la_ssize_t archive_write_data_block(archive* a, const void* buff, size_t s,
                                    la_int64_t o) {
  sapi::v::RemotePtr buff_ptr((void*)(buff));
  sapi::v::RemotePtr a_ptr(a);

  return api->archive_write_data_block(&a_ptr, &buff_ptr, s, o).value();
}

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DVD Kill Bill 1 & 2 (UK-import)
Kill Bill 1 & 2 (UK-import) (DVD)
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Quentin Tarantino writes and directs this two-part martial arts action feature starring Uma Thurman. In 'Kill Bill: Volume 1' (2003) Thurman stars as The Bride, one-fifth of a team of assassins called the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad. When she decides to get married and leave the outfit, her boss, Bill (David Carradine), is displeased and shows up at the weddings with her former colleagues; leaving behind a bloodbath and The Bride shot in the head. Four years later, The Bride sets out on a quest for vengeance, which is ultimately to kill her former boss, Bill. In 'Kill Bill: Volume 2' (2004), having dispensed with former colleagues O-Ren Ishii (Lucy Liu) and Vernita Green (Vivica A. Fox), The Bride resumes her quest for justice. She now has two remaining foes on her hit list, Budd (Michael Madsen) and Elle Driver (Daryl Hannah) - before she moves on to her ultimate goal - to kill Bill.
Sjanger Action Antall disker 2
Aldersgrense 18 Undertekster Tysk
Regissør Quentin Tarantino Skuespillere Daryl Hannah, Julie Dreyfus, Lucy Liu, Michael Madsen, Uma Thurman, Vivica A. Fox
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