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The Online Intervention Report
My intervention which is called "This Ugly Manga" was to get into manga fans society with the message, that was expressed in the Manifesto. My main purpose was to show how repetitive and unified are manga drawings and how unnatural and grotesquely it looks. I wanted to sensitize that human face has more beauty and emotion expressions. My biggest concern about the popular manga style is its uniformity that follows with simplicity. It takes too much attention of young people who would like to draw from the other ways of expression and styles. The other schools of drawing are invisible as overwhelmed with manga tutorials and examples.
I follow the Theodor Adorno main concept of pseudo-individualization and the always-the-same phenomenon. (Adorno 1989) and also David Nye concept of technology impact on cultural uniformity, its homogenization, and great annihilation of cultural differences. (Nye 2006) The problem I wanted to highlight is not the geographical spreading of manga style but its overwhelming majority over other styles. To say it in less serious way: I am afraid that the Dark Age of drawing is coming.
My Manifesto was written with strong language, that could be maybe a little to harsh for this purpose, but I wanted to maximize the power of it. Please read it here : "This Ugly Manga".
I started with a video tutorial on youtube. It was a parody of video drawing tutorials on how to draw manga faces. "Vanga Mouth Tutorial". I have made it useing Camstudio- Recorder and Adobe Photoshop software. Instead of drawing big eyes I put attention to enormous mouth that has unnatural shape. I keep few manga conventions to keep my drawing related to this style: pointy chin face, popular manga hair style, and pointy little nose. Typical for manga lack of mouth I use in this case in way of drawing eyes. "Not important at all".
I started spamming the video and website with manifest across the DeviantArt portal, 4chan, and youtube tutorials as a related video to manga tutorials. I have published the Manifesto on my DeviantArt profile "zValnoru" (where you can also find some interesting responds on it) and I was using some of the paragraphs of it in comments directly under some user profiles in manga and anime category. I was avoiding those whose publications were more like a child drawings. I had to change the spams often as DeviantArt were recently blocking them after 40 – 50 spams. I used Youtube but it was also blocked after 10 connections. 4chan was the most difficult to use as it asked me to rewrite the verification words every time. I sent the open manifesto letters to Manga Fan Clubs I have found through Google search. I wanted to use polish art portal DigArt but I reminded myself that one year ago I got upset with them for removing one of my pictures and I told myself to not to use it ever again.
As a result, I find my intervention successful as I brought not only the result that was aimed but also some that I did not expect. The aim was to convert some of manga artist from that style and I think that some of the responds showed that they agree with me. And they understand my point of view. Those voices were from those who read the Manifesto. Few replies agreed with my words and said they understand what i meant. Few people got the joke side of the intervention. They understood that the nonsense I am talking in the tutorial is just a parody.
Secondly, some younger users were upset with my harsh words, and as I felt bad about them I replied to those who could be hurt, that "I don't take it serious. This is just a uni exercise and they should draw as much as they want and in the style they want."
Thirdly I got some angry responds from adult artists. Some of them gave me really brutal respond back. And I think this was also a successful result as it meant that my message was received and understood. Some artists answered in more polite way, that they thank me for my opinion.
I also received division replies, that manga is an art as others and some of the artists are excellent. They were also using the argument that it is more and more popular (the one I was trying to highlight and use as a disadvantage). They told me that manga is very difficult and it takes many years to get this level of drawing. "It is not for beginners".
Finally, few people didn't understand the film at all. I have got some replies like: wtf? or just question marks. To those people I also sent the explanation replies. And also some people misunderstand my intentions and politely replied that the tutorial was useful and they will keep coming back and recommend it to friends.
In conclusion, I see the intervention as successful and it is more and more popular every week. To improve it I could make the video in more silly way. To make it more obvious that it is a parody. I would have it done in the more Monty Python way, like dressing up myself like an well bred artist in chest trousers and beret with a feather and behave in the Monty Python way. Maybe it looked too serious. Viewers could take the tutorial from the first sight as something for real.
Reference list:
Adorno, T. (1989) Introduction to the Sociology of Music, Continuum. New York.
Nye, D. (2006) Technology Matters. London: The MIT Press.


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Charlotte Crosby's dry cleaner must love it when she heads out on the town.
The former Geordie Shore star posted a picture of the aftermath of a wild night on the town with her pals and boyfriend Josh, complete with a dress saturated in vomit.
In the image shared to her Instagram stories, Charlotte can be seen slumped beside her friend Lauren Causer with her cream corset dress turned a disturbing shade of brown by big splodges all down the front.
And that's no black Sambuca spillage, that's the star revisiting the contents of her stomach for that evening.
Her friend uploaded the image, which she later shared, captioned: 'This is sick', with big black arrows clarifying the state of affairs.
The 28-year-old later uploaded videos to her stories of the morning after, in which she said her behaviour may have left her in the 'doghouse' with her boyfriend.
'I'm on my way to see my boyfriend who I lost in this whole process of being so, so, so drunk. I've got a feeling he's not going to be happy with me,' she said.
'He is not going to be happy with me. I think I'm going to be in a doghouse.'
After reuniting with her beau, she revealed to fans that everything is A-OK, he'd forgiven her upchucking episode.
'I'm back with Josh and I'm not in the doghouse,' she said.
'Nah you had a wild night and you enjoyed your night,' Josh replied, prompting Charlotte to call tell him: 'You're gorgeous.'
She later posted a picture of how the dress had looked pre-vomit splashes.
Carrying on the cringe. Charlotte also confessed that her mum and dad had been forced to remove her from the club.
She tweeted: 'Have you ever got so drunk you were sick all over yourself and had to get carried out of the club by your Mam and dad…….. Yeh I'm a mess.'
Her comment prompted fans to comment that she 'needs to grow up' and blasted her for the fact she's a role model.
'No. That ain't cute and isn't something to be bragging about, it's just embarrassing and trashy,' one commenter wrote.
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News and commentary from the Scottish Information Commissioner
January 2015
1st January 2015 is a momentous date for Scotland as it marks the 10th anniversary of the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 coming into force. For the first time, the public had enforceable rights for access to information about Scottish public authorities. From 1st January 2005, we had a right to ask and Scottish public authorities had a duty to tell: both in response to information requests and through proactive publication under publication schemes.
The 10 year anniversary is a timely opportunity to reflect on how FOI is working for us, and how it could develop.
In my view, FOI has, on the whole, been a success story for Scotland. Thanks to the efforts of Scottish public authorities uploading and sharing their data, we know that over 60,000 requests were made last year alone, and recent research revealed that 95% of the public believe that the right of access to the information held by public bodies is important. FOI changed expectations in relation to information, and how it is created, used, accessed and shared.
Since the Act was passed in 2002, YouTube, Flickr, Facebook, Twitter and Dropbox have all come into existence. They illustrate a key point that expectations about how we access and share information, and in what timescale, have changed beyond recognition since the Act was drafted. We share more information, we look for it differently and we expect more on demand.
We expect information quicker, often instantaneously on demand. That is why failing to respond to requests in good time, or at all, or not making information available can lead to suspicion and undermining of public trust. We should make information available in the way people need, want and use it.
While access to information has become embedded in our expectations, and public awareness of and support for FOI has risen over the past decade, FOI is falling behind in relation to ensuring the right organisations are covered.
This is not a new issue. There is a history of discussion on the topic, starting in the Parliamentary discussions immediately following the passing of the FOI Bill in 2002, through to the making of the very first order under Section 5 of the FOI Act in 2013. That Order designated culture and leisure trusts set up by local authorities as being covered by the FOI Act.
The fact is, rights to information have been lost since the FOI Act came into force. For example, since 2005, over 15,000 Scottish households have lost FOI rights following the transfer of local authority housing stock to housing associations. Right now, the Scottish Parliament's Public Petitions Committee is considering a call for FOI rights to apply to all housing associations. Remember, a loss of rights under the FOI Act is not just a loss for an individual, it is also a loss to society and diminishes the extent to which organisations making decisions on our behalf are accountable.
As models for public service delivery are changing, we have to ask, are information rights keeping up with that change? This is not simply a matter of Section 5 designation, which has been woefully underused, it is also about understanding the complexity of access to information and making access on demand the norm, with time-bound rights the backstop.
We are exacerbating the problem if we don't act now. That is why, last week, I laid a Special Report before the Scottish Parliament: "FOI 10 years on: are the right organisations covered?". It considers in detail the issues of why it is important the right organisation are covered, what my concerns about designation under Section 5 are, what the public thinks about the extension of FOI, why Section 5 has not been used more, and whether there is a better approach to Section 5 designation.
In my report, I recommend:
The Special Report is available at www.itspublicknowledge.info/reports.
The purpose of laying the Special Report is to get people talking and encourage action, so please let us know what you think at email@example.com.
Here's to the next 10 years (and many, many more)!
Rosemary Agnew
Scottish Information Commissioner
In December, the Scottish Government published a fully revised and updated Section 60 Code of Practice. This statutory guidance is essential reading, as it helps authorities interpret the FOI Act and the EIRs, and promotes good practice. It is also taken into account by the Commissioner when considering applications and FOI performance. From our experience, authorities who apply the Code are more likely to get requests right first time and reduce the potential costs of reviews and appeals. For example, the Procurement section gives invaluable advice about managing contracts and tenders to make it easier to respond to requests for commercial information.
The Commissioner contributed extensively to the review and development of the revised Code, which includes helpful new guidance on:
Our Decisions Round-up provides a weekly summary of the decisions published by the Commissioner that week, along with details of the key learning points for requesters or authorities from those decisions. From next month, round-ups will also look at the cases we've resolved informally and at what authorities can learn from these cases. You can sign up to receive the round-up at www.itspublicknowledge.info/signup.
Explain where you're coming from
Recently, a common thread in the round-up has been the need to provide explanations in correspondence: whether you are the requester or the public authority.
For public authorities, giving fuller explanations helps requesters to understand why you are responding to requests in a particular way. They also ensure that you meet your duty to give advice and assistance. In practice, it might mean, e.g., explaining why you don't hold requested information. This can make a difference by leaving a requester content with your response, even if they are unhappy that you cannot provide information. It is then less likely they will make an application to the Commissioner.
Where a request is set out in parts, it is important to fully explain your response to each part of the request. In Decision 247/2015, the authority's response focussed on one part of the request, which gave the requester the impression that the authority had only dealt with that part. In fact, the authority had considered all parts of the request, but because this was not explained in the response, the requester made an application to the Commissioner.
It's also worth bearing in mind that when handling requests under the EIRs which you think are "formulated in too general a manner", as in Decision 261/2014, you cannot apply that exception unless you've asked the requester for more particulars and have assisted them to do that.
For requesters, it means making sure your request adequately describes the information you are looking for (otherwise your request will be invalid). If you need help doing this, you can ask the authority for assistance. When requesting a review, you should also make sure your reasons why you are unhappy with the authority's response to your request are set out clearly. The issue of whether or not requests adequately described the requested information was considered in Decision 255/2014 and Decision 254/2014. Tips for making requests can be found at www.itspublicknowledge.info/tipsforrequesters.
Other noteworthy decisions
Other decisions issued in recent weeks which may be of interest include Decision 252/2014, which found that even where information has been provided by one authority, it may still be reasonable for another authority to withhold the same information.
Decision 001/2015 and Decision 003/2015 show the importance of taking care when reading and interpreting requests. In Decision 003/2015, we found it should have been clear to the authority that the requester was making an information request for environmental information. In Decision 001/2015 the authority failed to properly interpret the request, resulting in the provision of the wrong information.
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It is hard to believe but another quarter has been and gone. October to December (Quarter 3) was the quietest Quarter 3 for three years, in terms of applications received. It is also the quietest year to date since 2010/11. The reasons for the fall in numbers are not entirely clear, but we think that one of the contributory factors was the Referendum.
We continue to meet most of our targets for case closure times but are keeping our eye on the 'cases closed within four months' indicator.
Quarter 3 saw a sustained fall, for the first time this year, in applications about failure to respond (FTR). Overall the proportion of valid applications about FTR, at 28%, is higher than this point last year when it stood at 22% but compared to the position at the end of June, when it peaked at 35%, the direction of travel is encouraging.
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Self-Assessment Toolkit: Capture, Assess, Improve
Searching for, locating and retrieving information, the second in our series of self-assessment modules went live on 23 January. Module 2 helps authorities examine and assess their ability to carry out complete, reliable, thorough and proportionate searches to identify and locate the information they hold.
We're working on the third module, Advice and Assistance, to be published in March.
For more information about the toolkit, including access to the modules and guidance on using it, please visit our .
We are always pleased to hear about your experiences of using the toolkit, and any suggestions or comments you may have to develop the tools.
For more information, support or advice, contact the Policy and Information Team on 01334 464610.
10th Anniversary Holyrood Conference
The 2014 Holyrood Conference on 11 December celebrated the 10th anniversary of FOI in Scotland. Speakers, including Lord Jim Wallace of Tankerness, Joe Fitzpatrick MSP and Rosemary Agnew, reflected on the experience of FOI in Scotland over its first ten years and speculated on the future of FOI.
Lord Wallace, who introduced the FOI Bill to the Scottish Parliament while Deputy First Minister, spoke of his disappointment that more had not been done to ensure that FOI kept pace with changes in public services, while Joe Fitzpatrick, the Minister for Parliamentary Business, who has responsibility for FOI, announced plans to consult in the Spring on new bodies to be brought within scope of FOI. The day also featured a panel discussion with lively contributions from requesters, journalists and public authority staff, exploring the benefits that FOI had brought to Scotland.
BBC celebrates 10 years of FOI
BBC Scotland filmed a piece at the Holyrood Conference to mark the 10th anniversary of FOI. The item features contributions from Rosemary Agnew, Lord Wallace of Tankerness, Joe Fitzpatrick MSP and the Scottish Rural Schools Network. View the BBC Scotland piece here.
Public awareness of FOI
We commissioned an Ipsos MORI telephone poll in October last year, to ask the public about their views on FOI. The results are available on our research webpages.
They show that public awareness of, and support for, FOI is at its highest recorded level, and that the public disagree more strongly than ever before with the statement "FOI is a waste of public money". We also asked the public for the first time for their views on how important particular factors were when the Scottish Government was considering whether bodies should be subject to FOI law.
Scottish Borders Roadshow
The fifth Regional Roadshow will be held in the Scottish Borders on 20 March 2015. The day will feature a free programme of FOI training, awareness-raising and discussion for public authority staff across the region, with content delivered by Rosemary Agnew and her staff, and other invited guests. The day will include sessions on appeal-proofing your FOI, responding to challenging requests, and working with FOI requests for personal information. Alongside the public authority sessions, we also plan to discuss FOI with local voluntary organisations, the local media, chief executives and MSPs.
For further information on the Roadshow, or if you'd like to take part, contact Paul Mutch at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Revised exemption briefings
We're currently in the process of revising our FOI exemption briefings and will be publishing the first of the revised briefings (for Sections 25 to 29) in February. Briefings for Sections 30 to 34 are due in March. Other updates will follow later in the year.
New Section 4 Order
A new statutory order under Section 4 of the FOI Act will come into force on 1 April 2015. The Order removes some bodies from Schedule 1 of the FOI Act, and adds integration joint boards, the James Hutton Institute, and the Moredun Research Institute to the list. The Order also removes text from Schedule 1. Removing the text means all of the functions of the Commissioner for Ethical Standards in Public Life in Scotland are now covered.
Public Petition to extend FOI to Housing Associations
The Commissioner has made a submission to the Scottish Parliament's Public Petitions Committee about a petition which calls for all housing associations to be made subject to the FOI Act. Read the submissions here.
Publication schemes for bodies listed in Part 7 of Schedule 1 to the FOI Act, and all publicly-owned companies are due to be renewed this year. The Commissioner's approval for their current scheme expires on 31 May 2015.
The Commissioner's staff are pleased to provide information, support and advice on any issue relating to freedom of information. We also welcome your feedback, including about our website and Inform newsletter. Contact us at:
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It has always amazed me how the simplest of questions are never answered – they "never go answered". The reason, I have observed, is not that the questions are absurd, but mostly because the questions are never asked. We have all heard the old adage of "there is no such thing as a dumb question". My corollary to this is that the dumbest (and yes, some are very smart questions) are the ones that never get asked.
Many years ago, my wonderfully brilliant grandmother from Argentina told me "el no' ya lo tienes" or in English, "the no you already have." Meaning if you never ask the question, the answer is already no; and, if the answer is already no, then why not ask the question? What's the worst that can happen – you'll get a "no" as a response. In the fine words of the song "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" from the Monty Python film Life of Brian – "you came from nothing, you went back to nothing, what have you lost, nothing!" But in many cases, the answer is not "no". Are you following me?
We see this daily in our efforts as Business Counselors for the SBTDC. Smart people come to us thinking they already have the answer to a question; but in reality, they have only what they think is the answer (you don't know what you don't know, right?). Here is simple example: Recently, a client was having difficulties getting payment from an overseas customer, and their cash-flow situation was being challenged as a result. I asked, "what are you doing about it?" They had sent emails demanding immediate payment and received excuses as to why they could not pay the entire invoice. My next question was then, "did you try to get them to pay something now and perhaps get the remainder in payments in order to supplement your cash?" The answer did not surprise me. The client said that he did not think that would be possible since they were not in a position to pay the entire invoice, and so did not bother to ask. They already had the "NO" answer. I then suggested, "why don't you contact them with an offer to pay the invoice over time?" Within a few days, I received a call from this client thanking me for my advice. They had just received payment for 40% of the invoice and the remainder to be paid in two equal payments each 30 days apart. Again, this may be a simple example, but it shows how my grandmother's advice applies to both personal and business life
In fact (although not scientifically ascertained), one of the questions I ask most is, "Did you ask?"
"My burger was well done" – Did you ask if you can have that burger medium please?
"I'm buying more at the regular price" – Did you ask for a volume discount?
"I was late because I could not find the location" – Did you ask for directions?
"I have a hard time reducing inventory" – Did you ask to lower the minimum quantity amount?
"Purchasing inventory is putting a strain on cash-flow" – Did you ask to received credit terms?
"My latest employee did not work out" – Did you ask for references?
The list of un-asked questions goes on and on. When? Where? Why? What? How? Let us revert back to the days of our youth when we incessantly asked "why?" regardless of the topic. Therefore, the next time you are in a situation that begs the asking of a question – Remember "the no you already have," and ask the question.


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Valley Girls is the 24th episode of the second season and the 42nd overall.
Shoulder pads may come and go, but a BFF is forever. Because even when you're not sure where you're headed, it helps to know you're not going there alone. No one has all the answers and sometimes the best we can do is just apologize and let the past be the past. Other times, we need to look to the future and know that even when we think we've seen it all, life can still surprise us and we can still surprise ourselves.
-Gossip Girl
In a flashback to the early 80s, 17-year-old Lily Rhodes (Brittany Snow) gets kicked out of boarding school and runs away to Santa Barbara, where she reconnects with her parents, Rick (Andrew McCarthy) and CeCe (Cynthia Watros). Afterwards, she goes to find her rebellious sister, Carol (Krysten Ritter). Back in present day, Blair and Nate attend prom together, but the evening doesn't turn out exactly as planned. Meanwhile, Serena and Lily don't see eye to eye over Serena's recent run in with the law.
Recap: Gossip Girl
Lily exits a car at the police station while inside, Blair frets about Serena's wellbeing in jail. Nate can't believe Serena's own mother had her arrested and Lily then enters the police station to have her released. At the loft, Dan and Jenny tell Vanessa about Rufus' failed proposal attempt. When he enters the room, they quickly change the subject to prom and how they're planning to skip it. Dan asks about the investment and Rufus simply says that it's over because Lily had Serena arrested. He then suggests that they stay out of it and let them work it out on their own. Back at the police station, Lily has flashbacks to her own run ins with the law on her way to see Serena. However, when she sees Serena, she learns that she called CeCe to bail her out. The next day, Lily asks CeCe why she's still in town. CeCe asks why Lily is so mad at her and Lily says that it's because she told Rufus about their child. She gets defensive and says that Rufus deserved to know. Eric jumps in and explains that their son is dead. Lily then says she's off to bring Serena breakfast in bed to start their healing process but Eric and CeCe say she's not home. At the Waldorf's, Blair asks Serena why she's still in jail. Serena explains that Lily didn't think she was old enough to make her own choices so she decided on her own to stay. She wishes Blair a good prom with Nate, and they hang up. Afterwards, Dorota tells Blair that the dry cleaners ruined her dress but her replacement dress arrived from Paris. Blair opens the box and is surprised to see that it looks exactly like the one in the prom scrapbook she made as a child. Meanwhile, Nate tells Chuck that the florist has no more peonies, his limo got rented out, her dress was ruined, and his hotel room was cancelled. He asks if Chuck sabotaged his plans but Chuck swears he didn't.
At the VDW's, Lily tells CeCe that she wants her to leave her home and never come back. CeCe accuses Lily of blaming her for all her problems and Lily informs CeCe that she doesn't accept responsibility for anything. CeCe remarks that Carol was ungrateful for her love too and she didn't turn out very well. Lily replies that from where she currently is, Carol's life doesn't look so bad. Later, Dan calls Lily and says he needs to know how mad Serena is because she isn't answering his messages. Lily replies that she hasn't gotten his messages because she's still in jail. After they hang up, Dan tells Jenny that he is going to need a dress for prom. At the police station, Lily goes to officially drop the charges against Serena but is told that she's gone. Meanwhile, prom as begun at Constance. Nate and Blair arrive and are immediately greeted by Penelope, Hazel, Isabel, and Nelly. They ask them to vote for Prom King and Queen, which Blair disagrees with until she learns there will be a tiara and that she and Nate are nominated. The minions walk away and discuss their plan to sabotage the prom election so Blair loses Prom Queen to Nelly. However, unbeknownst to them, Chuck overhears their plans. In a cab, Dan apologizes to Serena for telling Lily while she gets dressed in the backseat as they head to prom. He also thanks her for letting him call CeCe to bail her out and she thanks him for breaking the cycle of bad parenting. At the loft, Lily goes to talk to Rufus. She explains that she never wanted to be like CeCe and then asks if he was going to propose. When he doesn't answer, she realizes that he didn't because what she did to Serena made him think of her differently. Rufus says she's unpredictable and when they were young, that was exciting. Lily has a flashback to an argument with her mother and realizes she's doomed to repeat CeCe's mistakes. She says she should forgive Serena for defying her but Rufus says she should also forgive CeCe, even though she will never change. Lily thanks Rufus for the help and tries to kiss him. However, he dodges the kiss and says that while he's glad they can talk, he's not sure about everything.
At prom, Serena and Dan arrive and greet Blair. When she walks away, Dan admits that the prom setup is pretty nice. Serena asks him to dance with her. He accepts and they head to the middle of the dance floor. Not too much later, Blair yells at Chuck and accuses him of sabotaging the prom vote because she saw him with a bunch of slips with Nelly's name checked. She also adds that he sabotaged everything else and he says nothing. Penelope then gets onstage and is about to announce Prom King and Queen. She opens the envelope brought to her and is displeased to announce that the winners are Blair and Nate. In the audience, Nelly mutters that that's impossible as Blair and Nate go to the stage. While they go up, Dan wonders who even voted for Blair to win. Chuck reveals that he did, many times, and didn't put the Nelly ballots in because he took them out. He also says that he sabotaged her corsage because the dress looks better without it and he reserved the penthouse at The Plaza for her and Nate to ensure she had a perfect night. Meanwhile, Lily stops CeCe before she leaves her hotel. Lily says she loves her, despite the things she's done over the course of her life. She also says that she forgives her and the two hug. Back at prom, Nate and Blair slow dance. She admits that she feels sad despite it being the supposed best day of high school. She also says that she feels like something is ending and she got to attend prom with Nate, something she's wanted since she was twelve. He asks why she's talking in the past and she just asks him to hold her until the song ends. They kiss one last time and continue dancing. Afterwards, Serena finds Blair sitting alone outside. Blair shares that she and Nate broke up because he feels like her high school boyfriend. Serena says that despite her being in jail, she had a good night because she and Dan made up and she now knows that Lily did what she did out of love. They realize that they survived childhood, their mothers, mean girls, boyfriend, high school together and that they're sisters for life. Meanwhile, Lily rides home in her car and gets a text from Serena, apologizing. She smiles and looks out the window as she reflects on her life and what is coming next.
Recap: Valley Girls
In April 16th 1983, Lily drives a car along the coastline of Malibu, California. She stops at a gas station where she calls her father, Rick Rhodes, as his office at Rhodes Records. Once she gets him on the phone, she invites him to lunch since she's in LA. He asks why she isn't in Santa Barbara at school, but she ignores his question and says she'll met him at his favorite restaurant. After she hangs up, she looks over the letter from her boarding school notifying her parents of her expulsion. At the restaurant, Lily arrives and sits down with Rick. She admits Christmas was weird without him and he laughs before saying he's sorry he couldn't be there. Before she can say anything about getting kicked out of school, he reveals that he already knows. Lily asks how he knew and he admits CeCe told him. At that moment, CeCe arrives and sits down at the table. She and Rick greet each other coldly before she informs Lily that Rick convinced the school to let her back in. Shocked, Lily says that she wanted to get expelled because she wants to be around her dad. She worries that when she grows up she won't be a part of his life anymore, and he reassures her that that will never happen. He also says he's too busy with work to parent her and that he has to leave town for business that night. He kisses her goodbye and leaves. She chases after him and he tells her that she needs to stay out of the city so she won't turn out like her sister, Carol. Lily says she agrees that she shouldn't turn out like Carol, but she won't because she doesn't crave the need to walk her own path. Rick's car is then brought to the front by the valet and he leaves, promising to call her when he's home. CeCe exits the restaurant and says it's time to go home. Lily says she'll follow her back and they get into their separate cars. However, CeCe drives in one direction while Lily drives in the other.
In Los Angeles, Lily visits the diner where Carol works. She bumps into a busboy and rudely tells him to watch where he's going. He tells her that he doesn't see the resemblance between her and Carol, and she apologizes for being rude. She vents about her day and worries that she'll have to become a prostitute. The boy smiles and introduces himself as Owen. He says that there's a gig going on that night that Carol might be at and he asks her to go with him. She hesitates before agreeing to go. She says she has to change clothes first and he shows her Carol's locker, which is filled with different types of clothes that she takes on auditions. Lily notices photos inside and realizes how much Carol has changed. However, she sees a photo from when she and Carol still lived in New York and they snuck out to go ice skating. She reminisces before Owen goes back to finish his shift. When he's gone, she tries on several of Carol's costumes before finally settling on one. After Owen finishes work, he goes to get Lily and is surprised at how she looks. She makes a crack about him falling in love with her and he just laughs. They then go to the concert, and Owen is greeted by a guy who says he has a plan to make things right for his lady, since someone screwed her over. Lily wonders who his lady is until Carol runs over and says they need to leave right away. They surprisingly greet each other and Carol asks what she's doing in LA. Lily replies that she needs to talk to her about something major and Carol says they have to do something that can't wait before she can listen and help. They make plans to talk in the car and leave the show. Elsewhere, Lily asks Carol what happened to the BMW CeCe and Rick gave her. Carol explains that she sold it to a guy with an idea for a fanny pack. Lily admits that her life isn't what she described because she said she's making it. Carol says that she is making it and this is what it looks like before you really succeed. She explains that everything is going to change once they get their music video on MTV because that means national exposure. She adds that their band is great and Lily asks why she hasn't given their demo to Rick if the band is so good. Carol says she doesn't want to get her parents involved, then turns up the music to tell Lily quietly not to tell people they come from a wealthy family. Lily asks why and Carol says that money comes with strings attached because people will treat you differently. Lily disagrees and says that people treat you better. Carol accuses her of acting like CeCe and Lily argues that she does because her mom is the only female role model she has since Carol bailed. Owen leans up to the front and says he thinks they're there.
Lily discovers that they're planning on crashing a house party that involves them crawling through a closet window. Carol explains that the director of their music video accepted their payment but then jacked up his fee and is now holding the video hostage until they give him more. Lily makes a crack about her investment in the fanny pack and Carol replies that she can stay behind while they all go to the party since she loves following rules. When she's gone, Lily asks Owen if not wanting to break into a house means she's a stuck up goody two shoes and he answers that it means she's not the life of the party. She asks where the bar is and they go downstairs together. Afterwards, Carol catches a glance of Lily having fun with Owen and smiles to herself. Outside, Carol confronts the director; Keith van der Woodsen. He tells her that she looks amazing but she only asks about the video. He admits that he only jacked up the fee so she would call him and they could talk. She replies that he has a girlfriend and there's nothing to say. Inside, Lily tries to encourage Owen to dance with her. As they dance, a guy bumps into her and she is pushed into Owen's arms. He says she's totally falling in love with him, mocking her speech from earlier, and as they're about to kiss, a crash comes from outside. They go outside and see Carol arguing with Keith. He tells her she can either pay him in cash or do something with him on Saturday. Keith then tells everyone that Carol slept with him, and Lily asks if she really did. Carol admits that she did but didn't know he had a girlfriend and that she broke it off when she found out. She continues that Lily probably thinks she should ask their parents for the money but she's not going to, as she'll figure something else out. She promises that it's okay and Lily says it's not. She goes up to Keith and tells him that no one treats them that way. He replies that they called the cops because they're trespassing. As they're walking away, Keith's girlfriend, Veronica, makes a crack about them being trash from the valley. Keith tells the girls not to fight over him and then is punched by Carol's friend Shep. As they run away, Owen gets trapped into fighting several other guys and handles them until he's grabbed by one. Not knowing what to do since Carol ran, Lily jumps on the guy's back and hits him with her bag, yelling at him to leave Owen alone.
Both Lily and Owen are arrested and spend the night in jail. The next morning, Lily calls CeCe for help. However, CeCe is furious and yells at her over the phone about how she's ruining the luxurious lifestyle she had planned for her. Lily says she needs space to figure out her own path but CeCe says she's getting in the car to get her away from Carol's influence. Unbeknownst to Lily, Carol overhears the phone call and grabs the phone from Lily. She informs CeCe that Lily will be staying with her for awhile and hangs up the phone. They then leave the jail and Carol reveals she sold her car to bail Lily out of jail. Lily wonders how they're going to get anyway and Carol explains that they're going to take the bus. They board and ride away as Lily contemplates what's coming next in her life.
Main Cast (Gossip Girl)
- Blake Lively as Serena van der Woodsen
- Leighton Meester as Blair Waldorf
- Penn Badgley as Dan Humphrey
- Chace Crawford as Nate Archibald
- Ed Westwick as Chuck Bass
- Jessica Szohr as Vanessa Abrams
- Taylor Momsen as Jenny Humphrey
- Kelly Rutherford as Lily van der Woodsen
- Matthew Settle as Rufus Humphrey
Recurring/Guest Cast (Gossip Girl)
- Connor Paolo as Eric van der Woodsen
- Caroline Lagerfelt as CeCe Rhodes
- Zuzanna Szadkowski as Dorota Kishlovsky
- Amanda Setton as Penelope Shafai
- Dreama Walker as Hazel Williams
- Yin Chang as Nelly Yuki
- Nicole Fiscella as Isabel Coates
Main Cast (Valley Girls)
- Brittany Snow as Lily Rhodes
- Krysten Ritter as Carol Rhodes
- Andrew McCarthy as Rick Rhodes
- Cynthia Watros as CeCe Rhodes
- Shiloh Fernandez as Owen Campos
- Matt Barr as Keith van der Woodsen
- Ryan Hansen as Shep
- Abby Walker as Veronica
- Prom Theme by Fountains of Wayne
- Mirror In the Bathroom by The English Beat
- Destination Unknown by Missing Persons
- I Want a New Drug by Huey Lewis & The News
- Dancing With Myself by Billy Idol & Generation X
- Stand and Deliver by No Doubt
- Blue Monday by New Order
- The Safety Dance by Men Without Hats
- Just Can't Get Enough by Depeche Mode
- Doot-Doot by Freur
- I Melt With You by Modern English
- 52 Girls by The B-52s
- I Hate the Rich by The Dils
Memorable Quotes
Rufus (to Dan, Jenny, and Vanessa on his failed proposal): You guys are the Gossip Girl generation. Don't expect me to believe you're not interested in this gossip.
Lily: You forced me to do this. I just hope you learned your lesson.
Serena: That my mom's crazier than I ever imagined?
Owen (on the club): Cool place, huh?
Young Lily: Yeah, cool place to catch hepatitis.
Blair: We don't do prom queen. That's for suburban schools and the lame teen comedies that are set in them.
Young Carol: All that money... comes with strings attached, Lily. People treat you differently.
Young Lily: Yeah. Better.
Older Lily: I never wanted to be like my mother. I wanted to be open to life and fearless and not always thinking three steps ahead - and consequences, and what would people say, or what would my father think.
Older Lily: I should forgive Serena for defying me.
Rufus: Or, first, maybe you should forgive CeCe.
Older Lily: My mother doesn't need forgiveness, she needs electroshock therapy.
Older Lily: Even after twenty years, you're still not sure who I am.
Rufus: It's not that I'm not sure, it's just that I think you're still figuring it out.
Serena: Oh, I can't believe Blair won!
Dan: Yeah, who even voted for her?
Chuck: Me. About 150 times. I wasn't putting the Nelly Yuki ballots in, I was taking them out.
Serena: But what about what she said you did to her limo and her corsage?
Chuck: The dress looks better without it. *hands Serena a key* Give this to her. It's to the penthouse at The Plaza. You didn't think you were the only one who knew about the scrapbook.
Serena: Chuck... I can't believe I'm saying this, but that was really sweet.
Chuck: I just wanted to make sure she had the perfect night.
Young CeCe: Oh, Lily. The hopes and dreams I have for you. An Ivy League education, life on the Upper East Side, married to the richest man in Manhattan.
Young Lily: See, that's the thing, Mom. Those are your hopes and your dreams, not mine. I need to figure out what I want, what I need.
Young CeCe: Like a parole officer? I'm getting in the car. You need to be far away from your sister's influence.
Young Lily: Why? What's wrong with Carol? The fact that she's independent? That she thinks for herself? That she does what she wants and not what other people tell her to do?
Young CeCe: How about you spare me the heartache and yourself the humiliation and give up on this failed experiment in rebellion.
Young Lily: What if this is not an experiment? What about if this is me growing up?
Young CeCe: Enough soul searching. I'm calling your father's lawyer. We need to keep this thing out of the papers-
Young Lily: Please, Mom, I don't need a publicist. I need my mother! I'm trying to talk to you and you're not-
Carol *grabs the phone*: Hey Mom, got a sec?
Young CeCe: Carol... This is your chance to be a big sister and offer some actual guidance to Lily. Advice. Her future's at stake.
Carol: Which is why she needs to be far away from you. This is how it's going to be, Mom. Lily's going to stay with me for awhile.
Young CeCe: Carol, just be reasonable. We both know that the first time she breaks a nail, rides the city bus, or, god forbid, actually sets foot in a public school, she'll come running home.
Carol: Well, that's really up to Lily now, isn't it?
Young CeCe: Just tell her to sit tight, I'm coming for her.
Carol: No, Mom, you sit tight. She'll call you later.
Older Lily: I'm not going to apologize but I love you and I know you love me.
Older CeCe: Well, of course I love you. My daughters, my grandchildren... my only motivation is love.
Older Lily: On the contrary, your motives are quite suspect, selfish even. And you haven't always done what's best for me.
Older CeCe: I've done the very best I could. You think Serena's a handful? I would rather have twenty Dan Humphrey's from Brooklyn instead of that boy you loved from the valley.
Older Lily: Well, you took care of that, didn't you?
Older CeCe: And you ended up with Serena, and Eric, and the life you deserve.
Older Lily: It wasn't up to you what kind of life I should have.
Older CeCe: What else does it mean to be a mother than to a make sure your child fulfills her destiny?
Older Lily: Well I wanted to create my own destiny! But that would have meant losing you and I was always too afraid to do that.
Older CeCe: Until this afternoon, evidently.
Older Lily: Mother, please. I'm just asking you to stay. You know, being a mother myself I've made mistakes that rival, if not outshine, your own. And I forgive you.
Older CeCe: Lucky me. You throw me out of your home and I get forgiven.
Older Lily: Mother, just say thank you and give me a hug.
Older CeCe: I'm certainly not going to thank you for the terrible things you've said and as far as the hug goes, well, you've always done exactly what you pleased, haven't you?
Serena (upon learning Blair and Nate broke up): But-but everything was perfect, it was like a fairy tale.
Blair: It turns out fairy tales end when they do for a reason. I really wanted to go to prom with my high school boyfriend... and, now that I have...
Serena: He feels like your high school boyfriend.
- The episode titled is based off the movie Valley Girl.
- This is one of the few episodes without a recap of the previous episode. Gossip Girl also has no opening narration.
- The episode was a backdoor pilot for a proposed spin-off focusing on Lily's life in California titled Valley Girls. However, the show was never picked up.
- While casting for Valley Girls, the producers sought to fill the role of Keith van der Woodsen. Whether or not he was meant to be William van der Woodsen is unknown.
- Krysten Ritter and Ryan Hansen also starred together in Veronica Mars which also stars Gossip Girl' narrator Kristen Bell.


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When I was in the first grade at Central Park Grade School in Omaha, I wore a Collegeville Flag and Manufacturing Company's Bugs Bunny costume for Halloween. My Bugs costume was gray with pink ears, and it completely covered me. As the entire school marched around the block in costume, my classmates continually pulled aside my Bugs Bunny mask to see who was hiding under it. By the time I got home, both the mask and drape body were torn, but I still wore the costume that night for trick-o-treating. I wish I still owned that Bugs Bunny costume. In good shape, it is worth $150 today.
Halloween has changed over the years, but October 31st still excites children of all ages. For us older children, Halloween is a time to attend costume parties and buy bags of candy for trick-o-treaters. But Halloween is also a time of nostalgic remembrance.
Most Baby Boomers fondly remember going trick-o-treating on Halloween, wearing costumes either made by mom or by one of the three big Halloween costume manufacturers of the 1940s, '50s and '60s Halco, Ben Cooper, or Collegeville Flag and Manufacturing Company. Without a doubt, probably due to my early Bugs Bunny costume, Collegeville Halloween costumes have always been my favorites.
Believe it or not, the multi-million dollar industry of manufacturing Halloween costumes has been around for less than 100 years, because American corporations didn't actually start manufacturing Halloween costumes until the 1920s.
Collegeville of Collegeville, Pa. began around 1909 as a flag making company. By the late 1920s, Collegeville seamstresses were sewing Halloween costumes too. Using left over flag material to make costumes kept Collegeville Flag Company in full production long after the July 4th season ended each year. Collegeville used July, August, and September to turn out tens of thousands of Halloween masks, making the ghoulie masks and capes big business.
Collegeville historians still argue over what character (Santa Claus or Uncle Sam) was the first Collegeville Halloween costume. Everyone knows it had to be one of these two since the only colors originally used by Collegeville were red, white, and blue.
Every costume Collegeville created (whether a cartoon character, monster, or super hero) consisted of a plastic mask (held in place over a child's eyes by a thin rubber band wrapped around the head) and a silk-screened cloth cape or body that pulled over the head and tied at the back of the neck.
Around 1931, Collegeville moved into children's Halloween costumes when it licensed the rights of Hopalong Cassidy and Mortimer Snerd, a dummy character for ventriloquist Edgar Bergen. Licensing rights gave companies exclusive rights to a character's image, so companies fought each other for these licensing rights.
Some of Collegeville's earliest costumes are labeled Masquerade Costume and were intended as adult costumes since adult Halloween parties remained popular through the 1930s.
By the end of World War II and the start of the Baby Boomer generation, Halloween became a night of tricks-o-treats where children roamed in frightening, creepy, or playful costumes, many of them made by Collegeville.
In the mid-1950s, marketing companies, eager to jump on the Halloween bandwagon, acknowledged the growing demand for store-bought costumes, and companies, such as Collegeville, began turning out a witch's pot full of vampires, ghosts, cartoon character, presidential, and, yes, witchy costumes.
Collegeville added a line of makeup and makeup accessories in 1991, changing its name to Collegeville/Imagineering. And in 1996, Rubies Costume Company purchased Collegeville.
It wasn't until after the war, however, that Halloween costume manufacturing became big business. The rise of television in the 1950s (and the popularity of children TV shows such as Superman, Zorro, and Davy Crockett) and the rise of newspaper cartoon characters contributed to the cause. Collegeville obtained the licenses to television and cartoon characters, and began mass producing inexpensive representations of them in costume form for less than $3 each. That amounts to about $12 per costume today. Collegeville distinguished itself with speed: Faster than a speeding bullet, Collegeville would buy licensing rights, produce costumes and get them onto store shelves, which opened a whole new world of costuming for children.
Department stores, such as Sears, Montgomery Ward's, and Five & Dive stores, such as Kresges and Woolworths, eagerly competed to sell children's Halloween costumes. Each year, from roughly 1950 1970, millions of dollars were spent on Halloween items. The National Retail Foundation (NRF) reported that Americans will spend $8.4 billion on Halloween in 2018. According to the NRF, 67% of Halloween enthusiasts from kids to Baby Boomer geezers like myself intend to spend an estimated $83 each on Halloween costumes this year.
Collectors first seriously started looking at children's Halloween costumes as collectible items around 1990. By then, for some costumes, it was already too late. Most Halloween costumes have always been throwaways since each year children either outgrew their old costumes or simply wanted to be more cool than the old costume allowed them to be. Many fabulous Halloween costumes ended up on garbage dumps, such as my Bugs Bunny costume.


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Time for an update
Well, it's been over a month since my last blog post. I feel I've failed you all at posting regularly. It's just been so refreshing not having to post on my blog all the time.
I'm doing quite fine. I recently had a lot of stress built up from school (long story short, Japan isn't always open to things that are different, that including foreigners. I wrote a huge blog post but removed it within about 10 minutes.) I'm better now, though, and have gotten to spend a lot of time with friends of recent which makes me happy. I'm sad to have to leave them in 2 months.
Well, to make this blog post the least bit interesting, I'm going to share one more thing I've tended to over-blog about: Japanese cell phones. But this is a bit different. Japanese phones are all about expressing yourself, and Japanese female phones can get pretty crazy at times. My host mom wanted to make her phone cuter, and thus bought all these small little fake gems and glue and stuff. I took on the task of painstakingly gluing all the tiny little gems onto her phone, as a sort of gift because she said she didn't like doing those sort of things.
Phone before:
As goes without mentioning, I'm thankful it's not my phone.
It took me a freakin 2 and a half hours to place all the gems.


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AmaziPro cc was founded by Richard Opperman in Cape Town, South Africa in September 2000. The company has recently celebrated its 9th year in operation. We provide sales and technical support to various printers, government departments, tertiary institutions and private companies for the products that we market.
Who we are
Richard Opperman the founding member of AmaziPro cc started his career in the paper and plastic finishing equipment industry in 1981. In 1983 he become senior field technician and later was appointed as technical manager, the position he held until the year 2000. He attended international training in Germany, Great Britain and Italy on leading products such as BÖWE, DATACARD, ORDIBEL / CP BOURG, INTIMUS, PROTECHNOCARD, CIM, MARTIN YALE and WATKISS.
In the year 2000 Richard noticed that his employer was moving in a different direction of business and decided in the best interest of existing clients and their products to start his own business. He acquired exclusive distribution for SPEDO and non-exclusive distribution for CP BOURG and DATACARD products in 2000. He ran the business with this structure until July 2006. In May 2005 on a business trip to CP BOURG in Belgium he had discussions with Mark Naude who was then employed in the export department at CP BOURG in Belgium as International Field Service Engineer.
Mark Naude a South African married to a Belgian left South Africa in 1998 to go on a one year sabbatical to Belgium. During this time Mark longed to return to South Africa and when the opportunity arose after meeting Richard he felt that he would be asset to AmaziPro cc and decided to return in 2006. A letter of intent for distribution exclusivity in South Africa was applied for.
While still living in Belgium, Mark was offered a position at CP Bourg as an International Field Service Engineer, the position he held until he returned to South Africa in June 2006.
His position at CP BOURG gave him the opportunity to travel extensively worldwide to support all CP BOURG print finishing products. During this time Mark has attended many International Trade Shows and performed many installations worldwide. Mark has acquired extensive knowledge of Off-line and On-line print on demand applications in the Digital and Litho printing industry.
Mark was also actively involved in the technical and sales training of staff of CP Bourg's international dealer network. Mark felt that with this knowledge of CP Bourg products he would like to become more actively involved in direct sales. He longed to return to South Africa and the opportunity arose in May 2005. With the blessing and goodwill of Mr and Mrs CP Bourg this all became possible in 2006 when the AmaziPro cc exclusivity contract was ratified. Mark officially joined as a member of AmaziPro cc in July 2006.
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AmaziPro cc is a South African based company and PIFSA member engaged in the marketing, sales & servicing of a complete range of Print Finishing Equipment for CP Bourg and Watkiss Collators, Booklet Makers, and Perfect Binders - Ibis Bindery Systems, Mathias Bäuerle Automated Folding and Inserting Systems - Spedo High Speed Forms Cutters – Challenge Guillotines, Drills, Folders, Jogging, Padding & Handling Equipment – Laconda High Capacity Collators and Booklet Makers, Hunkeler Pre & Post Solutions for High Performance Digital Printers, Sperr & Lechner Three Knife Trimmers, Daeho VLF Guillotines and Datacard Secure ID and Card Personalisation Solutions.
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There are quite a few things going on in the Sgt. Remo Music world right now! Where do we start?
Last week I was very glad to receive a great feature on Reggae RazSon DesertZion Sonora, an online radio station based out of Hermosillo, Sonora in Mexico. The radio station is online at www.zoom95.com and is a well established organization. Selector Misa who runs this segment reached out to me just two weeks prior. It's really impressive how Reggae continues to grow in Mexico as dedicated selectors introduce Mexico to the full spectrum of Caribbean music while also promoting their locally grown reggae artists.
This week the official video for No Man Stranded is in post production. The footage for the video was filmed by Empire Soundz Studio in various locations throughout Jacksonville, FL. I am looking forward to seeing the final product. No Man Stranded has received a great response from listeners everywhere and I'm glad to be able to release this video to complement the release of the EP. The video will be premiered on www.sgtremo.com. The date is still pending! Stay tuned...
The Donkey Riddim album was released last month and features Remo Rankin' (Fun Time). This was the first collaboration between myself and Cuartito de a Jah/TnT Records based out of Mexico City. Cuartito de a Jah is fronted by Selecter Joshua, founding member of Mexico City's Hermandad Rasta (Rasta Brotherhood) Sound System. Hermandad Rasta traces its roots to 1997 and is the longest running sound in the city of 20 million. The 20+ song album features primarily artists based throughout Mexico. My song is one of only three by artists outside of MX. You can listen to and download the song at www.soundcloud.com/sgt-remo.
The Shepherd Riddim album was released April 20 by McPullish on the Charlie's Records label. This is a killer album produced by McPullish and featuring some great artists including Tippa Irie, Chezidek, Jahn TI, Island Rose, Ken Serious, as well as some tuff dub versions by McPullish. It was a true blessing to be involved in this project. You can listen to the album at www.mcpullish.bandcamp.com.
It's pretty interesting as I look back at how much work I've completed recently with different producers including several from Latin America. I'm glad to have made the links with these different producers, radio personalities, and others in the region. Of course, my roots are in Mexico and it's a blessing to be able to share my music with the people of Mexico and the rest of the Spanish speaking countries. I'm still waiting to hear the finished Jahma Riddim album produced by REV productions from the country of Chile which includes one of my songs, as well as some work I just completed with Berlin based producer Don Goliath. Thanks for reading, listening, and keeping the link via the social media.


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Opened 18 months ago
Closed 18 months ago
#29488 closed Bug (wontfix)
FilteredSelectMultiple Controls Don't Work if The Name of the Widget Has a Space
|Reported by:
|Mark Phillips
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|FilteredSelectMultiple widget
|Carlton Gibson
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Description (last modified by )
If the label for the FilteredSelectMultiple has a space in it, the controls for moving data between the boxes are not activated. The widget still works if one double clicks on the elements in the left box, they move to the right box. But the arrows don't work. Tested on Chrome 67.0.3396.62 (Official Build) (64-bit) and Firefox 60.0.1 (64-bit) using runserver to run my django code.
Take a look at the attached image first.png. There are two FilteredSelectMultiple widgets, one called Pets and one called Pet Names. Note that in the widget Pet Names, the controls are not highlighted, but the controls in the Pets widget are highlighted.
Take a look at the attached image second.png. The only change to the code was to change the Pet Names label to Pet_Names (ie replaced the space between Pet and Names with an underscore Pet Names -> Pet_Names). Now the controls are working.
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Screen shot showing a FilteredSelectMultiple widget with a space in the label and the controls not working.
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Screen shot showing a FilteredSelectMultiple widget without a space in the label and the controls are working.
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I'm not sure that a space in the label is the issue. For example, I couldn't reproduce the problem with "Available user permissions" on the change user page. Could you debug a bit further and confirm the source of the problem?
comment:3 Changed 18 months ago by
I am happy to help debug this issue. I am not sure where to start or how to proceed. Any suggestions as to a plan of attack would be very helpful!
Replying to Tim Graham:
I'm not sure that a space in the label is the issue. For example, I couldn't reproduce the problem with "Available user permissions" on the change user page. Could you debug a bit further and confirm the source of the problem?
comment:4 Changed 18 months ago by
I would try some JavaScript debugging in
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comment:6 Changed 18 months ago by
I am not a Javascript guy, but I did manage to get this far - perhaps it will help.
In SelectFilter2.js, I tracked what was going on to the line where it is going to toggle the add link on (see picture A). When I step through the code using the widget named Pets and selecting an element, I get to picture B in the bowels of the jQuery code. You will note that "match = 3" for this control. When I step through the same code, but select an element in Pet Names, I get to the same place, but now match = null (picture C). From here, the program goes in different directions, and not being a js guy, I am a little lost.
I hope this helps!
comment:7 Changed 18 months ago by
I can't upload the three images because the tracker thinks they are spam.
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Javascript debugging A
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Javascript debugging B
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Javascript debugging C
comment:8 Changed 18 months ago by
Finally found a file name that was not considered spam.....
comment:9 Changed 18 months ago by
Can you provide a sample project with the minimal code needed to reproduce the issue?
comment:10 Changed 18 months ago by
The project is rather large. I can try to trim it down, but I am in the middle of fixing other bugs right now. In what form and how should I send you the trimmed down project?
PS Sorry for my newbieness...;)
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You can attach a file on the ticket or put the minimal project on GitHub. I tried this but could not reproduce the problem:
from django.db import models class Pet(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=20) def __str__(self): return self.name class PetName(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=20) def __str__(self): return self.name class Whatever(models.Model): pets = models.ManyToManyField(Pet) pet_names = models.ManyToManyField(PetName)
from django.contrib import admin from .models import Pet, PetName, Whatever admin.site.register((Pet, PetName)) admin.site.register(Whatever, filter_horizontal=['pets', 'pet_names'])
The widget says, "Available pet names".
comment:12 Changed 18 months ago by
After looking at your example, I see I did a bad job of explaining the bug. In my program, I create the fields for the adminForm on the fly because the fields are not defined until run time. I have these lines of code:
class MetaDataNames(models.Model): meta_name_id = models.AutoField(primary_key = True) name = models.CharField(max_length=200, unique=True) class MetaDataValues(models.Model): meta_value_id = models.AutoField(primary_key = True) meta_name_id = models.ForeignKey(MetaDataNames, on_delete=models.CASCADE,) value = models.CharField(max_length=200, unique=True) class Document(models.Model): test_id = models.AutoField(primary_key = True) doc_name = models.CharField(max_length=200, unique=True) metadata = jsonfield.JSONField(blank=True) This lines of code in the DocumentAdminForm(forms.ModelForm) contains : def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): metadata_names = MetaDataNames.objects.all() # create the fields for metadata in metadata_names: self.fields[metadata.name] = forms.ModelMultipleChoiceField(widget=FilteredSelectMultiple(metadata.name, is_stacked=False), required=False, queryset=MetaDataValues.objects.filter(meta_name_id=metadata.meta_name_id).order_by('value'),) .....
The issue with the FilteredSelectMultiple widget is that when the field name has a space, the controls don't work. In the code above, where it says self.fields[metadata.name], the metadata.name part is the string 'Pet Names', with a space. If I use 'Pet_Names', then the controls in the widget work.
I may be offending the Django Gods by having a field name with a space in it. One cannot do that in a model, as far as I can figure out. However, it is an interesting edge case for the widget, since it is perfectly reasonable for one to create fields as I am doing.
I can continue to create the test case based on the above code if you want. However, if the answer is that I cannot have a field name with a space, then I won't bother.
Please let me know if I should continue with a full test case, or that nothing will be done because I have a field name with a space in it.
comment:13 Changed 18 months ago by
|closed → new
I have attached a test django application (testFSM) that shows the behavior I am seeing. It was tested using Django 2.0.5 and Python 3.4.3 in a virtualenv on Ubuntu 14.04.
To recap:
If a field has a space in the field name for a ModelMultipleChoiceField (ie fields are generated in the init function of a ModelForm), then the controls for the associated FilteredSelectMultiple widget are not enabled. One can still double click on an element in the widget, but the controls don't work. Also, one cannot clear the selected items or deselect the items in the list.
Please see the README in the attached django project.
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Django project that illustrates the bug in a FilteredSelectMultiple widget with a space in the field name
comment:14 Changed 18 months ago by
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|new → closed
Thanks for the clarification. #29011 also raised an issue with spaces in field names. I'll reiterate my position there and say that I don't see much value in trying to fix issues such as spaces in field names that can't occur with normal declarative forms.