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Parker Grant doesn't need perfect vision to see right through you. That's why she created the "rules": don't treat her any differently just because she's blind, and never take advantage.
This sensational young adult novel was published on 31 December 2015, with a special hidden Braille element to the cover. Thanks to the support of the publisher, HarperCollins, we made the book available on the very same day from our library as a Talking Book (TB22732, narrated by Kathryn Griffiths) as well as in Braille, Giant Print and digital download via RNIB Overdrive. Download Not if I see you first.
The author tweeted his thanks to us and HarperCollins for making his book available in so many different formats.
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I grew up in Whitefish. Growing up here has cultivated a love for most things outdoors. I love living in the four seasons, being close to Glacier Park, and the close community feel of Whitefish.
I am sandwiched right in the middle of my older sister and younger brother. My sister is an amazing artist and lives in the Seattle area and has always been my greatest role model. My brother is a culinary expert and one of my favorite adventure buddies. Both of my parents live locally and my dad owns a small business here in town. I also have a loving little dog named Olive, who enjoys long walks in the woods and peanut butter.
I was born in a cabin on Whitefish Lake. Despite my humble beginning, I have both pet and consumed a kangaroo…I did not eat the entire kangaroo nor was it the same one.
In high school and through college I worked a few different jobs. My favorites were working at a summer camp with elementary aged kids, and working in a ski shop.
I would love to travel to Iceland. I think I could spend a week just marveling at the waterfalls, and playing in the natural hot springs.
In my down time I like to paint, hike, fly fish, ski (both on water and snow) spend time with my pup, friends and family.
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Lake of the Woods - MBC (Part 3)
One day we had a camp lunch: found a good spot, whipped up a fire and had pan fried northern and beans. How good is that? Pelicans showed up to scrounge for scraps. ..
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Ghana to host innovation prize for Africa 2017
Ghana will host the prestigious Innovation Prize for Africa 2017 event on the 17th and 18th July, which is under the patronage of H.E. President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo and endorsed by the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) and Ghana 60yrs on Planning Committee.
The "Innovation Prize for Africa" is a landmark initiative of the African Innovation Foundation (AIF) which seeks to support the development of African innovation ecosystems through ongoing collaborative programs and strategic partnerships with governments and innovation influencers across the region.
Innovation Prize for Africa has been successfully celebrated in Africa major capitals representing African regions: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (2012), Cape Town, South Africa (2013), Abuja, Nigeria (2014), Skhirat, Morocco (2015) and more recently Gaborne, Botswana (2016).
The AIF was established in 2009 as a non-profit organization registered in Switzerland and Angola. Their main aim is to increase the prosperity of Africans by catalyzing the innovation spirit in Africa. The IPA has made cash investments of $14.5m generated for 45 winners /nominees. The goal of the IPA is to strengthen African innovation ecosystems through supporting a culture of innovation and competitiveness, whilst spurring growth of innovative, market –driven African solutions to African challenges.
Program director of IPA Pauline Mujawamariya Koelbl encouraged applicants to state clearly what the innovation is about and the problem it is trying to solve. The best way to start is by going to their website then click on "APPLY NOW". She advised applicants to read the "CALL FOR APPLICATIONS" first as it provides useful information about how to apply and win.
Five main criteria's are applied by the jury to determine the winner; this includes originality, marketability, scalability, social impact and finally scientific/technical aspects.
Prof . Kwabena Frimpong Boateng, the Minister of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation(MESTI) who was speaking at the media launch at the Movenpic Hotel in Accra said, "Ghana is a country of innovators and given the right tools , encouragement, and support the creative potential of Ghanaians , especially the young ones, will be unleashed to find solutions to socio-economic challenges facing us".
Ghana is a country which is blessed with natural resources, and young innovative minds will be needed to tap into these resources and create solutions to our immediate problems as a country.
"We are blessed with natural resources, but as we all know natural resources have no natural owners. The real owners are those masters of innovation who, over the years, have developed the technology to exploit the resources. If we want to be the masters of our natural resources then we have to be master innovators, so we can develop technologically" the minister noted.
He assured that the government will do its part by providing all inputs, such as developing Market and enhancing governance structures.
Speaking to the BFT, the minister stressed the importance of science and technology and said "The whole world is about science, everything in the universe is about science and without science and technology we are getting no where, the poverty gap as we all know is technology gap, if we have the technology to do things for ourselves we will not need help from anybody"
With the innovation prize of 100,000 dollars for the winner, the minister stated that he is sure this money will motivate Ghanaians from all walks of life to participate, he emphasized that this is not for only scientist, engineers, and research institutions alone, but is also for ordinary Ghanaians who will come up with something to solve a problem either in sanitation, water supply, or in agriculture. "Just come and showcase what you have, and you can possibly win the prize money", he said.
He went further and stated that the president is very committed to the development of Science and Technology, thereby in the 2016 manifesto of the Npp, a promise was made to allocate 1% of GDP towards research, development and innovation. He maintained that the legal framework must be created to asses these funds, so that research and development can be enhanced in Ghana.
He also stated how science and Technology will soon be helping in solving our energy problems, because currently 2.2megawat of power is fed into the national grade with compost as by-product. This he said is done on the NGO scene, "sacristianna" a company which is processing about 30 tons of waste everyday. We are in exciting times and all Ghanaians must be part of it. He said.
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When I was in college in the mid to late 1980s, I spent a few summers working at 'The Happiest Place on Earth' (e.g., Disneyland). It was a really fun job! At that time, Disneyland produced a free weekly newsletter for the cast members of the Park and the Disneyland Hotel, it was called the Disneyland Line. I recently found an old issue of the Line that I had stashed away, it has an interesting article about Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room.
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The Fourth Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 8, 2017), With 0 Comments, Category: Parsing the Collect,
Parsing the Collect
A weekly worship aid from the Interim Rector
The Collect for Proper 8 (aka in 2017, the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, July 2nd)
In one sense this is not an ancient collect, as it was written apparently by Archbishop Cranmer for use on the feast of Saints Simon and Jude (celebrated October 28) and published in the 1549 Book of Common Prayer. That's old, but not like the collections of prayers from the 4th, 5th and 6th centuries. Still, it is made up of phrases that ARE ancient, making use of St. Paul's words in his letter to the Ephesians, both chapter 2 (verses 20-22) and in chapter 4, specifically verse 3. There were some points of editing and revising a couple of words in the 1637 Scottish BCP and in the English 1662, but it remained associated with Simon and Jude until the 1979 Prayer Book when it was moved completely over to Proper 8. Marion Hatchett says the reason for this was deliberate, in order to place it on the Sunday closest to the Feast day of Saints Peter and Paul, celebrated June 29. And since Proper 8 is the proper used for "the Sunday closest to June 29", then Proper 8 it is. Just a further thought, Simon and Jude were apostles, too, so I'm going to presume that it has more to do with the massive teaching and preaching ministry of the two major pillars of the early church, Peter and Paul, and because Paul's letter was used as the original source for the collect. I'm sure there is a larger story there that I don't find in my own commentaries or on the internet.
Here's the Collect for the Sunday closest to June 29, Proper 8:
Almighty God, you have built your Church upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ himself being the chief cornerstone: Grant us so to be joined together in unity of spirit by their teaching, that we may be made a holy temple acceptable to you; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
The address to this collect helps us be reminded in our prayers – and in our doctrine – that 1) it is by God's intention and authority and power that the Church has been built, that 2) God uses human beings who are called according to His purposes to work through, and 3) no matter what, only the Church that has been built upon the teaching, preaching, commands and presence of Jesus Christ is the one that is true to Him. But even given God's intention and purpose, it is quite possible for those who belong to the Church through faith and baptism to be at odds with each other in unity, or rather disunity. Our prayer is that the very teaching of Jesus and His apostles – as we find it in the bible – will unite us, and in unity we will become what God further intended, a living, holy temple, acceptable to God.
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Hasan gives Bangladesh edge in first Test
Left-arm spinner Shakib Al Hasan took a maiden five-wicket haul to help Bangladesh gain the upper hand over New Zealand on the second day of the opening Test in Chittagong on Saturday.
The 21-year-old turned his left arm with magical effect to take 6 for 31, leaving the tourists reeling at 9 for 155 after Daniel Vettori took five wickets to shoot Bangladesh out for 245 in the first innings.
Vettori the batsman then held fort for the visitors as he went unbeaten on a pugnacious 48 with number 10 Jeetan Patel falling in the last over of the day for nought, leaving the tourists 90 runs behind.
Hasan, better known for his left-handed batting, had Jamie How (16) and debutant Jesse Ryder (1) out in successive overs, before trapping Aaron Redmond (19) to wrestle back the initiative for the home team.
Hasan, who had just three wickets to show in his previous six Tests, then got the prized wickets of Brendon McCullum (25) and Jacob Oram (0) to leave New Zealand in tatters at 7 for 100 before Vettori and Kyle Mills put up some fight.
In between left-arm spin partner Abdur Razzak trapped Ross Taylor for 12.
Daniel Flynn (19) and McCullum did try to take the attack to the bowlers, with Flynn hoisting two boundaries and a six before he edged to wicket-keeper Mushfiqur Rahim to give debutant Naeem Islam a wicket in his first over.
Vettori and Mills (4) added 26 for the eighth wicket before Hasan struck again, forcing an edge off Mills to the 'keeper. Hasan's previous best of 2 for 44 was against the same opponents at Wellington in January this year.
In the morning Vettori took three of the six wickets to fall in the space of just 57 runs to finish with 5 for 59, his 16th five-wicket haul on a slow Divisional Stadium pitch.
The 29-year-old spinner dismissed Rahim (79), Mashrafe Mortaza (0) and Razzak (11) after Bangladesh resumed at the overnight score of 4 for 183.
Vettori was ably supported by paceman Iain O'Brien (3 for 36) and off-spinner Patel who finished with 2 for 67.
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Here's What — and When — to Eat Before Working Out
One to Two Hours Before a Workout
As you get closer to your workout, carbs should become the focus of your snack (up to 50 grams) with just a little bit of protein. Heidi suggests cereal with skim milk or trail mix with a latte. If you only have one to two hours before your workout, keep your snack under 200 calories. This mixed protein-carb snack will help you feel satisfied and fueled and may also help reduce muscle soreness.


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At datafy.it we've managed to start taking good care of UX, regardless of not having the expertise or the resources. It doesn't take a lot, contrary to what some people think. By devising and using some simple tweaks we've managed to make a big difference. I wanted to share what we've learned through the things we've messed up on the way.


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Trend Watch: Your Diet. Going Clean, Gluten-Free, Low-Carb Low-Sugar or Paleo?
Last year, Americans bought more than $10 billion worth of gluten-free products. Are your clients among those jumping on this trend for weight loss? If so, what does that mean for them? Here we explore this and three other trends, so you can see how they impact active adults. Note: A registered dietician (RD) can help guide choices for those considering a new way of eating.
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Clean Eating
The Basics: Followers eat more natural, whole, or raw foods, and avoid refined or processed foods. (They may also favor organic, non-GMO, and sustainably produced foods.) They avoid additives, preservatives, and high-fructose corn syrup.
The Science: Generally speaking, replacing processed foods with fresh, natural foods can be healthful. However, experts are reluctant to label foods containing preservatives as "unhealthy" and foods without them as "good for you."
What You Need to Know: Can be difficult to sustain and expensive to follow. However, if done properly, it can improve a client's nutrition intake, since processed foods often are less nutrient-dense than whole foods.
The Diet
The Basics: Followers eliminate foods containing wheat, barley, rye, or triticale (and potentially oats, due to cross-contamination).
The Science: Those with celiac disease or other gluten issues may notice reduced gastro-related discomfort and bloating, headaches, and fatigue. Those without gluten issues report weight loss and increased energy, but experts say it may be due to overall healthier eating.
What You Need to Know: A gluten-free diet can aid in weight loss, but followers need to be careful: Some gluten-free processed foods have more calories than the original version (for example, breads). Some athletes report an increase in energy, while others feel fatigued due to low carb intake.
The Diet
Low-Carb Low-Sugar
The Basics: Followers avoid foods high in simple (or total) carbohydrates, including white flour, refined sugar, starchy vegetables (such as corn and peas), and some fruits and juices.
The Science: A low-carb diet may aid in weight loss, especially around the waistline, and lower the risk of cardiovascular disease.
What You Need to Know: A diet that's too low in carbs can result in low energy, loss of lean body mass, poor performance, and poor recovery, particularly for elite athletes.
The Diet
The Paleo Diet
The Basics: Followers eat fresh fruits and vegetables, wild-caught game and fish, and free-range farm products. They avoid flour, refined sugar, salt, processed foods, legumes, beans, and dairy foods.
The Science: Small, short-term studies found that the diet resulted in weight loss (5 pounds in three weeks), lowered blood pressure and cholesterol, and improved insulin sensitivity.
What You Need to Know: Going Paleo can help people reduce their intake of sodium, saturated fat, and refined sugars—all good things. On the downside, the diet's low-carb profile can lead to reduced exercise performance. (Note: There's a Paleo-for-sports diet that includes more carbs.)
Talking Nutrition with FNS
When Karl Sterling, NASM-CPT, CES, PES, FNS, GFS, a trainer at Syracuse University, wanted to talk nutrition with his clients, he enrolled in NASM's Fitness Nutrition Specialist (FNS) program. He learned what's OK to teach clients, where to draw the line, and how to identify who might benefit from working with a registered dietitian. "Now I know the scope of what I can discuss with clients," he says, "I learned how to share food information in a way that is helpful and ethical." Learn more at nasm.org/fns.
Taken from NASM's The Training Edge, Sept/Oct 2014
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Most leaders are voracious readers, listeners, and learners but... You can't learn leadership from a book. You can certainly get ideas and concepts to consider but the learning happens right in the lab, in the experience, as a social process... more specifically in conversation, interaction, and relationship.
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How many leaders are you creating and what are your results? That's really the acid test. Not whether you think people should get it but whether or not they actually do.
In our continued interview with corporate trainer, Ian McKelvie, he reminds us that humility looks good on any leader. Regardless of what our current culture (and our own experience and pride) tells us...
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Ian also tells us that creating safety and trust for that conversation to occur is the cornerstone of all human relationship and leadership. Failure, he says, must be part of the system because as soon as failure is not possible... newness is not possible; innovation is not possible. Leaders allow their own failure and that of others; they do it publicly and fast... so the growth available from it happens fast.
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Area 251mx is a site I developed for my friend who races Motocross on a weekly basis. He then took his career one step further by creating his own track. As you can see by looking at the code, I used HTML and CSS to develop a clean looking organized site. Unfortunately the track no longer exists but hey the website is still there.
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Glenelg Highway closed after tanker accident
There are diversions are in place on the Glenelg Highway, east of Hamilton, after a truck ran off the road.
Police say the B-double tanker ran into a ditch and is leaking fuel.
The driver escaped with minor injuries. It is not clear how long the road will be closed.
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West Indies have suffered another setback before next week's first Test against India after frontline seamer Kemar Roach was forced to return home due to the death of his grandmother.
The 30-year-old Barbadian, who has formed a formidable new-ball partnership with Shannon Gabriel over the last 12 months, was due to leave for Bridgetown on Tuesday.
A Cricket West Indies statement said Roach would not be replaced but would rejoin the squad in India following the funeral.
The first Test bowls off in Rajkot next week Thursday with the second match carded for Hyderabad from October 12-16.
Roach is the unit's most successful seamer, having played 48 Tests and taken 163 wickets. He is one of five pacers in the touring party along with Gabriel, captain Jason Holder and the uncapped pair of Sherman Lewis and Keemo Paul.
Only last week, speedster Alzarri Joseph was forced out of the squad with fitness concerns, leaving the Windies short of a bowler with Test experience.
On Monday, Windies players were also hit with the news of head coach Stuart Law's resignation effective year end.


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The 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday hours will continue through March 28. The site may close at any time due to inclement weather. The site will open for the season on March 30.
Ornaments and lights must be removed from trees before recycling. Other organic materials accepted at this site include yard waste, leaves, garden clippings, household plants, brush, limbs, logs and firewood. No grass, lumber or treated wood will be accepted.
Residents who received new electronics for Christmas can recycle their unwanted electronics at the compost site. Residents can also recycle other items, including household batteries, fluorescent light bulbs (tubes and CFLs), toner cartridges, media (CDs, floppy disks, video cassettes, etc.) and cell phones.
For more information, visit www.itmeanstheworld.org or call 219-465-3694.
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As the country approaches its second enrollment wave for affordable health insurance available on the Health Insurance Marketplace, Porter Health Care System invites the community to attend one of three educational seminars covering these new health insurance options.
The free presentations will be held at:
• Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2 p.m. Community Room at Porter Regional Hospital, 85 E U.S. 6 in Valparaiso
• Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2 p.m. Bistro at Portage Hospital, 3630 Willowcreek Road in Portage
• Thursday, Jan. 22, 10 a.m. Porter's Education & Rehabilitation Center, 1401 Calumet Ave. in Valparaiso
Pre-registration is required for the presentations. To register, call 1-800-541-1861.
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The January-February issue of Outdoor Indiana magazine features Indiana Dunes State Park.
The park offers much more than its famous Lake Michigan beach. With more biodiversity than any other Indiana state park and all but three national parks, it's a prime place for scenic hiking, too, as well as cross-country skiing.
Learn more in the eight-page removable insert booklet on the park, which continues a series in which one state park or reservoir property is portrayed through 2016, the 100th anniversary of Indiana state parks. A short video on the park is at youtube.com/idnrvideos under "Indiana State Parks."
The 48-page full-color magazine also includes feature on owls and winter bird feeding.
Outdoor Indiana is available now at most Barnes & Noble stores for $4. A one-year, six-issue subscription costs $15. A two-year subscription is $28. Subscribe online or read excerpts at OutdoorIndiana.org.
The 2015 Outdoor Indiana calendar costs $10 and is available by calling 317-233-3046. Magazine subscriptions can be purchased at the same phone number. While supplies last, every new online subscription order will receive a free 2015 Outdoor Indiana wall calendar.
Strengthening Families program
The Family & Youth Services Bureau is now enrolling families for its next session of Strengthening Families, an established parenting and family enrichment program offered at no charge to the participants.
The next session begins on Jan. 15. Each weekly session will be on Thursday evenings from 5:30 to 8 p.m. and held at the office of the Family & Youth Services Bureau, 253 W. Lincolnway, Valparaiso.
Families are eligible for the program if there are teens in the family between the ages of 12-16 and there is a desire to improve relationships while preventing behavioral problems.
Enrollment in the 14-week program enables the family to develop successful communication skills that can prevent behavior problems and promote healthy daily living. Typically there are 7 to 10 families in this program, and each family member attends to address issues and develop communications skills.
For more information, contact Nancy VanVolkenburgh at 219-464-9585.
Financial Workshops
The Northwest ISBDC is teaming with Anna Sheets of Accounting Made Simple to offer QuickBooks users year-end assistance.
Three workshops will be offered from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Fridays at the Purdue University North Central Graduate Building, 600 Vale Park Road, in Room 20.
• Jan 16: W2 & 1099 Year-end Payroll QuickBooks Workshop. Topics include: verify payroll totals, prepping your printers, processing W2 forms and copies, state & federal form checklist and verifying vendor data for reporting and processing 1099-Misc forms and copies.
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Pre-registration and pre-payment are required as there is limited seating. To register, visit www.nwisbdc.org, click on seminars and events, the workshop and follow instructions. For the discounted pricing, call Maggie Havens at 219-644-3513 after registering online.
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Use that Christmas or holiday photo of kids, families, company staff and other groups to share in a permanent display at ValPLAYso in the Face Place.
Special holiday pricing is available on faceplates through Jan. 20. Each faceplate purchase helps fund the Face Place which will be built between the hand tile walls and the new playground. With four sizes from which to choose, prices range from $80 to $500. For more information, visit valplayso.com or call the Valpo Parks at 219-462-5144.
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The Recycling & Waste Reduction District of Porter County is seeking entries into the first ever Re-Think Art Competition and Exhibition.
Anyone aged 15 and older is invited to submit works of art made from 100 percent recycled materials to compete in a juried exhibition across Northwest Indiana from March 22 through April 16. The works will ultimately be displayed for a popular vote at the 2015 Northwest Indiana Earth Day 10th Anniversary Celebration on April 18. Cash prizes will be awarded.
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Details are available on the district's website, www.ItMeansTheWorld.org, or by calling Therese Davis at 219-465-3815.
State parks schedule is online
When you start thinking about your 2015 recreation, make sure you plan for every month so you don't miss out.
Use the DNR's special events calendar, StateParks.IN.gov/3282.htm, which shows what's planned for 2015 at state parks and reservoirs throughout Indiana as your guide.
For camping reservations as much as six months in advance, visit Camp.IN.Gov or call 1-866-6CAMPIN (1-866-622-6746) between 12 and 8 p.m.
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Sixteen new titles have been added to the electronic magazine collection at the Porter County Public Library.
Patrons can now access and download these magazines on their smart phone, tablet, or computer: All About History, The Atlantic, Bead & Button, Bon Appetit, Brides, Glamour, Golf Digest, GQ, HGTV Magazine, Interweave Crochet, Interweave Knits, Parents, Popular Woodworking, Teen Vogue, Vogue and Wired.
These titles are in addition to the 67 titles already available to library patrons. To access emagazines, visit
Earth Day exhibitors sought
The Recycling and Waste Reduction District of Porter County is accepting online registrations for exhibitors to participate in the 2015 Northwest Indiana Earth Day 10th Anniversary Celebration on April 18.
Held in three buildings at the Porter County Expo Center in Valparaiso, the Northwest Indiana Earth Day Celebration attracted more than 3,200 attendees in 2013, the largest attendance in the event's nine-year history. Early registrants will enjoy the maximum advertising benefits of the event.
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Speed Force Connection: Johnny has a connection to the speed force which happens to be related to his visualization of the speed-formula he came up with.
- Super Speed: Johnny initially believed that his powers of flight and accelerated speed resulted from the state of mind achieved from the visualization of the speed-formula: 3x2(9YZ)4A. He can turn-off his speed by speaking "Z25Y(2AB)6." These formulas function as mantras that connect Johnny with the Speed Force, and few other people can utilize them. Johnny is able to move at roughly half-light speed.
- Anti-Friction Aura: When endowed with super-speed Johnny also gains an aura of unknown energy that protects him from friction heat and other adverse effects of super-speed.
- Super-Speed Phasing: He can also vibrate his atoms at such high speeds that they can slip past the atoms of solid objects, enabling him to pass through such objects without harming them or himself.
- Flight: Johnny can fly by running at super-speed and then launching into flight. (however, all speedsters traveling faster than exit velocity exhibit "inverse flight").
- Metabolize Wounds: Accelerating his healing factor while using the Force to sustain his, he could heal from grievous injury.
- Specific strength level was unknown but was obviously superhuman to endure the wind sheer and using his body while in super speed.
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Demo file: ToggleAttributesDemo.zip – downloadable from the "Box" over on the right.
I'm now using a very efficient method for toggling fields. A typical example is with "attributes" in the application I'm currently working on.
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In the People table, a couple of new fields:
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- ATR_ID – i.e. a global field, which will be used to hold the ID of the selected attribute, and will be used to check whether the person already has the attribute or not.
Re. relationships, as well as the obvious relationships linking the PPL, HAJ and ATR tables, I added a relationship from PPL to HAJ. I called it "PPL_HAJ~newRecCheck", defined as:
So, it uses the global "ATR_ID" field and the PPL ID field to check for the existence of the record.
And now the method for allocating attributes , which is the main point of this post.
On the People Details layout, we have a list of available attributes, in a portal. If this person has this attribute, conditional formatting highlights the portal row:
FilterList ( PPL::attributesHeld; "Equals" ; PPL_ATR::id ; 0 ) ≠ ""
So, using the excellent "FilterList" custom function (see Brian Dunning's site), we can check whether the ID of the current portal row's attribute exists in the person's currently held tags. If so, we highlight it.
A button on the portal row runs the "Toggle Tag" script:
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- If not, create it.
The record creation is the nicest part of all of this. By using "Set Field", we not only create the record, but also populate the field that we've set (obviously), but also the other field(s) used in the relationship – in this case, that's the PPL_ID field, the foreign key back to the People table.
The icing on the cake is that we don't even need to refresh the window to toggle the attribute in the Person Details screen – it refreshes itself, presumably by virtue of the Commit. The whole thing happens as calmly as if I had used the check-box/text field option, but with all the potential extra functionality that the related table option provides.
In getting this sorted, I was grateful for help from various contributors to the Filemaker Developer Forum and from Matt Petrowsky's excellent magazine site.
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Old-school Italian: The phrase conjures up images of 1950s and '60s New York restaurants, peopled by glamorous stars, with attentive servers hovering nearby. And, indeed, that's the feel you get at Carbone at Aria, where the "captains" take charge of your table, giving you personal attention and making you feel like you're a celebrity.
Carbone in Las Vegas, like the New York original, actually was inspired by those old-school restaurants and the Italian-American food served there. Here, Carbone's swanky interior is divided into two main dining areas: one surrounded by curtained alcoves and with glamorous golden booths in the center space, and a separate room adjacent to the wooden bar. The musical selections here are mainly that Sinatra-style, with some other eras woven in—perfect for the vibe of the room.
As you slide into your seat, your friendly captain will introduce himself and the menu—and he's knowledgeable, offering up suggestions for you on cocktails, entrées and every other aspect of the menu. (Wink, wink: There's a magnificent rum selection). Whet your appetite with the seafood tower, a nice chopped salad or beets Siciliana, with capers adding that nice, pickled pop.
For your pasta dish, you can find everything from spaghetti to tortellini, all elevated from the stereotypical Italian dishes. The fettuccine con funghi's light sauce lets that earthy flavor shine. And lobster ravioli features lumps of the main ingredient both in sauce and stuffing. The addition of squid ink results in a slightly salty bite that goes very well with the creamy, decadent sauce.
You can continue in the seafood vein for your main course, with such items as scallops, shrimp, Dover piccata or a whole branzino, or look to the meat selections, including classics like veal marsala, lamb chops or a bone-in New York strip steak. Huge, beautiful cherry pepper pork ribs have that fall-off-the-bone tenderness, over marinated kale with tomato and sweet onions. Accompany that with the indulgent potatoes Louie, made extra tasty with the addition of duck fat, and you'll be in heaven. If you happen to be a vegetarian, no worries! Carbone has you covered. Let your captain know, and he may just suggest a cauliflower steak. This is quite the surprise, with a huge slab of tender, flavorful cauliflower—panko-covered, grilled and accented by capers—making an amazing stand-in for a meat dish.
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Ichikawa Jun interview for the 2004 Udine Far East Film Festival catalog
Q: What is your new film, "Tony Takitani," about?
A: Some people mistake the main character for Tony Tani -- a comedian who was
popular several decades ago. The film has nothing to do with him -- it based on a story by
Haruki Murakami called "Tony Takitani." Before the war there were Japanese jazzmen
working in Shanghai. One of those jazzmen -- the father of the hero -- returns to Japan
after the war. He and his wife have a son and he names him "Tony." He was a jazzman
and liked American things, so he gives his son an American-sounding name -- but there
are no Japanese with that name, are there?
That makes life hard for the boy. The opening narration explains all that. It's a seishun
eiga (youth movie) about a boy with this unusual name. He becomes isolated -- a kind of
hikkikomori (recluse). He has a lonely youth, all because of that name. There's a sort of
love story -- but a lot of people die too. (laughs) He becomes more and more alone.
The film is based on a work of literature, so it's more complex, more philosophical than
the usual seishun eiga. The set is like something in a stage play. In fact, we built a stage
outside and just changed the decorations for the different scenes, as in a play. It's like
"Dogville," the new film by the director of "Dancer In the Dark," Lars Von Trier.
The cuts are quite long. Instead of cutting from one room to another, the camera passes by
the walls connecting the rooms. In other words, the camera keeps moving back and forth
between the rooms, over and over.
Q: What are your feelings about "Busu" now, nearly two decades after you made it?
A: Well, it was my first film. At the time I was making TV commercials and having one
hit after another. A TV producer approached me about making a film that would be like
one of my commercials. When I shot it, though, it turned out to be pretty depressing.
(laughs). The producer wanted something light and entertaining, but I took the whole
thing seriously.
I was raised in Kagurazaka (Tokyo), where "Busu" was shot -- it was a geisha section
back then. So going back there to make the film was nostalgic for me. I was about 37. I'd
been making these 15- and 30-second commercials, so I wondered if I could really shoot
a two-hour movie. I was worried that I was getting in over my head. (laughs)
But "Busu" ended up being voted one of the ten best Japanese films of the year by the
Kinema Junpo magazine (critics poll), so that gave me confidence.
Q: Did you have any points of reference for the film? Any specific directors or films that
you were thinking of?
A: Well, I was a movie buff. One of my favorites was Truffaut's "Les Quatre Cents
Coups" (The Four Hundred Blows). I liked Kenji Mizoguchi's "Gion Shimai" (Sisters of
the Gion) and his other films about geisha. I was also a big fan of Naruse. I saw a lot of
old Japanese movies growing up -- they had a big impact on me.
I didn't know if I would be able to make a second film so I wanted to put everything I
could into the first one. Fortunately, (Busu) was a success, so I've been able to make
films at a fairly constant rate ever since.
Q: You really thought it might be a one-time experience?
A: Yes, I was afraid I'd never get another chance. I realized how difficult filmmaking is --
how hard it is to raise money and so on -- so I wanted to pack in as much as I could. The
essence of all those old Japanese movies that I loved so much.
A lot of people have told me they like that film, that it affected them strongly. Debut
films often have that sort of power. They tend to be good.
Q: It's a film about teenagers, but the ending isn't typical for a film of that type,
especially one from Hollywood.
A: I was young in the 1960s, when there were student protests against the Vietnam War
and so on. Young people were trying to start a revolution, blow things up. So a violent
ending appealed to me visually. (laughs) I thinking of my own generation when I was
making the film -- a happy ending didn't seem right to me. I wasn't a very happy teenager
myself. (laughs) The heroine expressed some of what I was feeling at the time.
Q: But I felt sorry for her -- you were rather cruel towards her in the end. (laughs)
A: I would have been embarrassed to end with a big triumph -- to make her happy.
(laugh) That part reflects my own youth -- I would have been embarrassed to have all
those people applauding me. (laughs)
Q: "Dying In a Hospital" has a more universal feeling to it, as though you're not looking
back on your own life so much as making a statement about life in general.
A: It was based on a bestseller by a doctor. Also at that time there had been several films
set in hospitals -- it was something of a hot topic. So I was sent the book -- it was about
people dying of cancer in a hospital. It was depressing and painful reading. (laughs) But
my wife told me she thought it would make an interesting film.
Death is a great equalizer -- it's something that comes to everyone. I'm going to die,
you're going to die, everyone is going to die. When it comes to death, everyone is the
same. So I thought the movie about death shouldn't have one hero -- everyone should be
the hero.
That's why I put the camera back and never moved in for close-ups. I also filmed a lot of
scenic shots outdoors. That was the movie, basically -- the hospital shots and the scenic
shots. Actually, all the shots, even the ones in the hospital, have a scenic quality -- they're
trying to show the whole picture, not individuals.
Q: The outdoor shots provide a dramatic contrast with the main action.
A: They're of healthy people, leading active lives, but all of them will die someday. I
wanted to show how precious a healthy life is -- it won't last forever.
Q: There's seems to be a Buddhist message in there somewhere, though that may not be
what you intended. (laughs)
A: Well, it was a difficult book to film -- but I'm not religious really. (laughs) The
message, I suppose, is that when it comes to death we're all the same, rich or poor. That
may give the impression the film is looking at everyone with the eyes of God. (laughs) I'll
be interested to see how a foreign audience reacts to it.
Q: You made several films after "Dying At a Hospital" that had a lot of people comparing
you to Ozu, such as "Tokyo Siblings" (Tokyo Kyodai, 1995) and "Tokyo Lullaby"
(Tokyo Yakyoku, 1997). Then you made "Tadon and Chikuwa" (Tadon to Chikuwa,
1998), which was a complete change of pace.
A: I got the idea for that one around the time of the sarin subway poisonings (by the Aum
Shinrikyo cult) and the Kobe earthquake. There seemed to be something abnormal about
Japanese society then -- I wanted to put that feeling into a film. I'd been making all these
pretty, gentle-spirited films and I wanted a change. (laughs) I had the feeling I was
imitating myself.
After that one, I went on to make "Osaka Story" (Osaka Monogatari, 1999) and "Tokyo
Marigold" (2001) -- films that were different from the ones I had been making before and
a bit different from each other. Then I made "Ryoma's Wife, Her Husband and Her Lover
(Ryoma no Tsuma, to Sono Otto to Aijin, 2002), but that one was a failure. (laughs) The
scriptwriter, Koki Mitani, and I got along well enough, but the film was something of a
mess. (laughs) He probably should have directed it himself. Our sensibilities didn't mesh
very well.
Q: But Kyoka Suzuki won several prizes for her performance (as Ryoma's wife). You
have a talent for bringing out the best in actresses, even idols like Yasuko Tomita (Busu)
and Rena Tanaka (Tokyo Marigold). They showed a side that hadn't been apparent in
their other work.
A: (Actors) read the script and come up with a certain interpretation, but it's not really
theirs -- they've gotten it from somewhere else. I tell them to forget whatever they've
picked up. (laughs)
Their first take is usually off somehow. They think they're giving a great performance --
but I don't like what they think is great. Maybe on another film they've been praised for
it, but I don't like it. They're trying hard, but it's only when they stop trying that I get the
expression I want. Sometimes I have to keep telling them to stop, until I get an expression
that's natural. That's what my shoots are like -- telling people to "stop it, stop it." (laughs)
With young actresses especially, when they think they great, they're usually wrong.
(laughs) On "Busu" Yasuko Tomita became neurotic -- I was too hard on her. (laughs)
"Busu" means ugly but her character wasn't ugly physically -- her heart was ugly. That's
what I wanted her to show.
Q: The character Rena Tanaka plays in "Tokyo Marigold" is also lonely, but she's more
aggressive in her pursuit of love.
A: I had the feeling that Tanaka herself had had a lot of experience with love. I wanted
her to unlock those memories. More than try to act a certain role, I wanted her to open up
that part of herself.
Q: So "Tokyo Marigold" wasn't like "Busu," where you were drawing on your own
A: When I made (Busu) I was still in my thirties -- I could still remember my youth. But
by the time I made "Tokyo Marigold" I was in my late forties -- I was a bit more of an
adult. (laughs).
Most people like festivals, but now I'm more interested in what happens after the festival
is over, to the ones who are left behind, like the characters in "Ryoma."
Q: Unfortunately, we can only screen four of your films: "Busu," "Dying In a Hospital,"
"Tadon and Chikuwa" and "Tokyo Marigold."
A: Well, that's a good variety.
Q: Are there any others that you would like us to screen?
A: I like "Tokyo Siblings" (Tokyo Kyodai), but it's a quiet film. "Tadon and Chikuwa" is
probably better -- people are going to be surprised when they see that one. (laughs)
Q: When I saw "Tokyo Siblings," I first thought the brother and sisters were living in a
time warp -- they're like characters from an Ozu film, but I realized that they weren't as
out of place as they seemed. The Japanese haven't changed that much basically -- there
are continuities from generation to generation.
A: Maybe, but there's something strange about the Japanese family now. That's really
gone off the rails. (laughs) So in my films I want to make sure people don't forget the old
ways -- otherwise they'll disappear forever.
Q: Japanese society seems to have become conservative lately, at least politically.
A: There are no social protest movements like in the old days. It's a bit sad. I don't really
understand what young people are thinking now. My youth was totally different than what
I'm seeing today. Young people are withdrawing into themselves.
Q: The hikkikomori (recluse) phenomenon.
A: The heroine in "Busu" is something of a hikkikomori, though. The process of how she
breaks out of her shell is the theme of the film.
Q: Changing the subject a bit -- you came into the film industry through the TV
commercial field, but it seems today that more younger directors enter the industry from
TV dramas. The director of the "Bayside Shakedown" films is one example, the director
of "Kisarazu Cat's Eye" is another. In fact, the films themselves were developed from TV
A: When I came in there were several writers making movies. Ryu Murakami was one of
the better-known -- but they didn't last long.
Beat Takeshi, on the other had, made the jump successfully -- he was a TV comedian.
Peoples from all sorts of fields are becoming directors now.
Q: But there does seem to be a difference between the directors who got their start
making TV dramas and ones, like yourself, who were working in other fields. The TV
drama directors tend to make films that look like TV dramas.
A: With TV commercials, I'm trying to make what are really little movies, to pack as
much as I can into 15 or 30 seconds. I enjoy doing that because I'm a movie buff.
But people who have been raised watching TV end up making movies that are like TV
commercials and dramas. It's the reverse from me.
After making 15-second TV commercials, I'm so happy to shoot something longer. With
movies there are no time limits. Making films is how I relieve my stress. (laughs)
Q: But films have to succeed at the box office, don't they?
A: That's scary. Also, with TV commercials, my name never appears -- there's no
"directed by Jun Ichikawa." With films, though, my name does appear -- that's scary too.
(laughs) Well, I've never had any big hits. (laughs) The videos of my films tend to be
long sellers, though. What I need is someone like (Mayayuki) Mori, who runs Office
Kitano, someone who can push my films commercially. Maybe you can help me, Mark.
Q: I'd be honored. (laughs) Thank you very much for you time.


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