JEWEL ROBBERY (director: William Dieterle; screenwriters: Bertram Bloch/Erwin S. Gelsey/from a play by Ladislas Fodor; cinematographer: Robert Kurrle; editor: Ralph Dawson; cast: William Powell (The Robber), Kay Francis (Baroness Teri von Horhenfels), Henry Kolker (Baron Franz von Horhenfels), Hardie Albright (Paul), Spencer Charters (Security Guard Lenz), Alan Mowbray (Fritz), Helen Vinson (Marianne), Lee Kohlmar (Hollander); Runtime: 68; Warner Bros.; 1932)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A poor imitation of Lubitsch's classic romance/comedy Trouble in Paradise. Dieterle's Jewel Robbery is adapted from a play by Ladislas Fodor. Even though it is terribly outdated for modern audiences, it was seen as the height of fashion at its time as for style and dress. It was a witty Depression eye-pleaser for American audiences who liked to watch the rich in action, especially seeing them get robbed of their jewels. These were perceived as victimless crimes, since the jewels were insured.
Set in Vienna, William Powell plays the dapper jewel robber who bursts into an exclusive jewelry shop and robs the owner (Kohlmar) at gunpoint of his entire collection and also robs the customers. One of the customers is the bored, fun-loving Baroness Teri von Horhenfels (Kay Francis), whose wealthy husband, Baron Franz von Horhenfels (Henry Kolker), is in the store buying her a 28 carat diamond (The Excelsior Diamond).
Teri has just dumped her latest lover, the diplomat friend of her husband, Paul (Hardie), and is looking for a new lover. She is charmed by the suave Powell, who robs with class, is handsome and well-spoken. They flirt with each other during the robbery, which results in everyone getting locked in the safe, except the foolish security guard Lenz (Charters), who is suckered into taking the stolen boxes of jewelry out to Powell's car and smokes the marijuana cigarette Powell gives him, as he immediately becomes giggly.
The police have been under siege by a number of recent jewelry robberies and extend every effort to catch the thieves. Powell, before he plans to retreat to Nice, enters Teri's house, returns the diamond he stole from her and tempts her to run off with him. She digs the thrill of it, but is too scared to give up the security of her rich lifestyle, even if she doesn't love her husband and leads a dull life, not caring about anyone but herself.
Powell's gang enters her house pretending they are the police and confiscate all the jewelry from the robbery which Powell planted in her safe. They take her to Powell's luxurious suburban home as Powell persuades her to run away with him. When the real police come to raid the gang's hideaway house, Teri is mulling over Powell's offer of being with him, but still can't let go of her secure society ties. Powell ties her up so she won't be thought of as part of the robbery and flees over the rooftops. As the film concludes, she smugly talks into the camera, while telling her unsuspecting hubby who is with the cops, that she plans to go to Nice after this terrible ordeal.
REVIEWED ON 2/7/2001 GRADE: C
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This compact solution for guided tours has 27 languages support. It requires only two very common dependencies: jQuery and Bootstrap. Also has useful features like auto scroll and "spotlight". We hope you enjoy it.
We tried to keep all data regarding usage as short as possible.
Features that we considerble important:
Lets start with two step tour for elements below:
First of all we need to include two common libraries jQuery and Bootstrap. You ca use some CDN for that.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://netdna.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.0.3/css/bootstrap.min.css">

Then it's time tour library dknotus-tour.js
or dknotus-tour.min.js
.

Finally we can define our own tour and run it with
Tour.run()
. Yes, it's that simple.
$(function(){
$('#simpleBtn').click(function(){
Tour.run([
{
element: $('#btn1'),
content: 'first btn'
},
{
element: $('#btn2'),
content: 'and the second one
description might be HTML'
},
]);
});
});
$(function(){
$('#positionsBtn').click(function(){
Tour.run([
{
element: $('#posBtn'),
content: 'by default tour is on the right'
},
{
element: $('#posBtn'),
content: 'but it can be on top',
position: 'top'
},
{
element: $('#posBtn'),
content: 'bottom',
position: 'bottom'
},
{
element: $('#posBtn'),
content: 'and finally on the left',
position: 'left'
}
]);
});
});
Tour may be run with two parameters: tour description (mandatory)
and global options (optional) Tour.run(tourDescription,
options)
. If for some tour hint some parameter is not set,
then if it's possible it's taken from options.
| Parameter | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| element | none | jQuery element (might be more then one), if it's not set then hint is skipped. |
| content | empty string | It's for contents of particular hints. |
| close | true | Defines if close button should be shown. |
| language | en |
Defines interface language. Available languages:
|
| padding | 5 | Extra space around tour exposed elements. (Has only sense when spotlight option is true). |
| position | right |
Determines where hint should be shown relativly to element
it describes. Possible values: right, left, top and bottom. |
| scroll | true | If true then scrolls window so selected element and hint would be as close as possible to the view center. |
| spotlight | true | If true then covers everything except selected element and hint with shadow. |
| forceCorrectionLeft | 0 | Useful if for some reason left offset needs to be modified. |
| forceCorrectionTop | 0 | Useful if for some reason top offset needs to be modified. |
| forceCorrectionWidth | 0 | Useful if for some reason width needs to be modified. |
| forceCorrectionHeight | 0 | Useful if for some reason height needs to be modified. |
All above options can be used for both: single hint description and for global options. With global options previous example can be writen like:
$(function(){
$('#positionsShorterBtn').click(function(){
var globalOptions = {
element: $('#posBtn')
};
var tourDescription = [
{
content: 'by default tour is on the right'
},
{
content: 'but it can be on top',
position: 'top'
},
{
content: 'bottom',
position: 'bottom'
},
{
content: 'and finally on the left',
position: 'left'
}
];
Tour.run(tourDescription, globalOptions);
});
});
There are four events that can be used by developers:
Tour.run()
).Tour.close()
).
Tour.next()
or Tour.prev()
).
$(function(){
$('#eventsBtn').click(function(){
Tour.onstart = function(){
console.log('We started!');
};
Tour.onfinish = function(){
console.log('The End');
};
Tour.onclose = function(){
console.log('Tour interupted');
};
Tour.onstep = function(currentStep){
console.log('"That\'s one small step for a man ..."');
console.log(currentStep);
};
Tour.run([
{
element: $('#eventBtn1').add('#eventBtn3'),
content: 'You prefer photos?',
position: 'top'
},
{
element: $('#eventBtn3').add('#eventBtn4'),
content: 'or videos?',
onstep: function(currentStep) {
console.log('Events defined in step, overwrites global definition');
}
}
]);
});
});
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| Tour.run( tourDescription, globlOptions ) | Function for running Tour; |
| Tour.next() | Goes to next tour step; |
| Tour.prev() | Goes to previous tour step; |
| Tour.close() | Interrupts tour and closes it; |
| Tour.current() | Returns current step description. |
By default all except onresize are set to null.
| Event | Description |
|---|---|
| Tour.onstart() |
Triggered when new tour starts ( Tour.run() );
|
| Tour.onfinish() | Triggered when Finish button is clicked; |
| Tour.onclose() |
Triggered when Close button is pressed
( Tour.close() );
|
| Tour.onstep( currentStep ) |
Triggered on every step shown
( Tour.next() or Tour.prev() );
|
| Tour.onresize() | By default this one is set. |


Ocean State Marathon
Newport RI/USA
Race Winners
(27 runnings)
12 Oct
2003
2:25:38
2:53:36
13 Oct
2002
2:14:48
2:28:30
08 Oct
2001
2:17:50a
2:30:28a
12 Nov
2000
2:14:24a
2:37:53a
14 Nov
1999
2:14:54a
2:31:52a
08 Nov
1998
2:17:58a
2:36:21a
09 Nov
1997
2:20:15a
2:39:12a
10 Nov
1996
2:16:12a
2:35:51a
22 Oct
1995
2:16:31a
2:41:23a
30 Oct
1994
2:21:28a
2:45:22a
31 Oct
1993
2:25:35a
2:51:39a
01 Nov
1992
---
2:46:12
03 Nov
1991
---
2:45:15
04 Nov
1990
---
2:49:43
22 Oct
1989
---
2:49:30
06 Nov
1988
---
2:54:12
1987
---
---
02 Nov
1986
2:24:01
2:55:24
03 Nov
1985
2:21:18
2:47:52
04 Nov
1984
2:16:52
2:37:43
06 Nov
1983
2:15:42
2:48:14
07 Nov 1982
2:17:29
2:55:50
01 Nov
1981
2:17:05
2:33:31s
02 Nov
1980
2:21:57
2:46:40
05 Nov
1979
2:19:08
2:40:28
29 Oct
1978
2:23:09
2:44:11
30 Oct
1977
2:18:37
2:47:20
24 Oct
1976
2:20:30
2:53:40
Notes: 1976 was the inaugural year. An "a" indicates a point-to-point course was run. For 1988-1992,
a different group organized this race and the race was known as the Rhode Island Marathon.
Daniel Nganga (KEN)
Wendy Hall (GA/USA)
Elly Rono-2
Viktoriya Klimina (RUS)
Elly Rono (KEN)
Tatiana Pozdniakova-2
Igor Osmak (UKR)
Olga Kovpotina (RUS)
Jacob Kirwa (KEN)
Tatiana Pozdniakova (UKR)
Andrei Kuznetzov (RUS)
Madina Biktagirova (RUS)
Tesfaye Eticha (ETH)
Tatiana Ivanova (RUS)
Tesfaye Bekele (ETH)
Larisa Ziusko (RUS)
John Gregorek (MA/USA)
Darlene Mota (HI/USA)
Rachid Tbahi (MAR)
Roxi Erickson (NE/USA)
Doug Kurtis (MI/USA)
Kim Marie Goff-2
n/a
Mary-Lynn Currier (CT/USA)
n/a
Kim Marie Goff (RI/USA)
n/a
Shirley Silsby-2
n/a
Shirley Silsby (MA/USA)
n/a
Terri Lynn Martland-3
not held
not held
Misael Fossas (USA)
Nancy Corsaro (MA/USA)
Robert Doyle-6
Liz Miller (VT/USA)
Robert Doyle-5
Anne Hird (RI/USA)
Roland Davide (RI/USA)
Terri Lynn Martland-2
Robert Doyle-4
Terri Lynn Martland (RI/USA)
Jack Fultz (USA)
Patti Catalano-5
Tom Grundy-2
Patricia Robinson (MA/USA)
Tom Grundy (RI/USA)
Patti Catalano-4
Robert Doyle-3
Patti Catalano-3
Robert Doyle-2
Patti Catalano-2
Robert Doyle (MA/USA)
Patti Catalano (MA/USA)
s => In the 1981 race, Patti Catalano ran in a special division due to questions regarding her amateur status. Mary Hynes was the official winner of the women's division in 2:52:12.
Course
Year(s)
Type
drop
sep
certification
1976-82
stnd
.
.
RI 76Aug14
1983-84
stnd
.
.
RI 83Oct28
1985-88
fig 8
.
.
RI 85043 JMC
1993
pt/pt
0.0 72 RI 93006 RN 1994-98
pt/pt
0.0 72 RI 94002 RN 1999-2000
pt/pt
1.1
33
RI 99009 RN
2001
pt/pt
0.9
33
RI 01010 RN
2002
loop
n/a
n/a
unknown
Description
n/a
n/a
Newport
1989-90
stnd
Newport
0
0
RI 89009 WN
1991
stnd
Newport
0
0
RI 91005 WN
1992
pt/pt
Providence
0.2
38
RI 92002 WN
Warwick =>
Narragansett
Narragansett => Warwick
Warwick => Providence
Warwick => Providence
n/a
Note: Drop is in m/km, separation is in percent of race distance.
Most Wins (1976-date)
Men
6
Robert Doyle (USA)
1977,1982,1984-85
Women
5
Patti Catalano (USA)
1976-79,1981
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2002 $24,000 $54,000 $78,000 2001 22,400 27,800 50,200 2000 29,500 22,400 51,900 1999 19,000 33,200 52,200 1998 14,850 10,050 24,900 1997 11,100 10,800 21,900 1996 10,500 10,900 21,400 1995 11,900 10,200 22,100 1994 8,200 6,600 14,800 1993 5,350 3,000 8,350 Sums $157,100 $188,950 $346,050
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 2002 -0.4 n/c .... 2000 -0.6 +0.5 1999 -2.5 -0.5 1998 +0.6 n/c 1997 +3.8 +3.8 1996 -1.0 +0.2 1995 +0.0 n/c 1994 +2.8 n/c Avg +0.3 +1.0
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Year Men Women 2002<PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER> 232 n/c
Quality Performances
Men <2:15 3 <2:16 7 <2:17 18 <2:18 29 <2:19 35 <2:20 49 Women <2:30 4 <2:32 6 <2:34 7 <2:36 9 <2:38 16 <2:40 23 <2:42 26 <2:44 33 <2:46 39 <2:48 48 <2:50 56
Last Updated on 09 Aug 2013
Contributors: Gerry Beagan, Marty Post


Hyosung is all smiles in new set of photos for comeback single 'Starlight'
by beansssSECRET member/solo artist Hyosung has a brand new set of teaser photos to share with fans, ahead of her return with digital single "Starlight"!
In the new set of photos, Hyosung is all smiles as she seems to be preparing for a party, with balloons and confetti. This will mark Hyosung's first solo comeback in approximately 3 years and 6 months, and also a comeback celebrating her 10th anniversary since debut.
Meanwhile, it was previously revealed that Hyosung has decided to establish her very own, independent label rather than continuing her promotions under an agency. On November 13, Hyosung confirmed the establishment of her label, JHS Entertainment.
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US Air Force Transfers F-35 Squadron from Utah to UAE - Reports
Washington continues to boost its military presence in the region amid growing tensions with Tehran, also sending an additional 3,000 troops as well as air defence systems to Saudi Arabia.
Hill Air Force Base has sent a squadron equipped with F-35 fighters on a combat deployment to the United Arab Emirates, the Standard-Examiner reported.
According to the newspaper, citing Col. Steven Behmer, commander of the 388th Fighter Wing, servicemen from the 34th and the 466th Fighter Squadrons left Utah for the Al Dhafra Air Base.
The American personnel includes those drawn from active duty and reserve units.
The US military sent its 4th Fighter Squadron from Hill Air Force Base to the Middle East earlier this year. The jets and staff recently returned from the region after a six-month deployment in the region.
The 34th Fighter Squadron, also known by its nickname Rude Rams, is equipped with Lockheed Martin F-35s, the newest fifth-generation fighter jets in the American military.


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Class: Vertx::Pump
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Vertx::Pump
- Defined in:
- src/main/api_shim/core/streams.rb
Overview
Pumps data from a ReadStream to a WriteStream and performs flow control where necessary to
prevent the write stream from getting overloaded.
Instances of this class read bytes from a ReadStream and write them to a WriteStream. If data
can be read faster than it can be written this could result in the write queue of the WriteStream growing
without bound, eventually causing it to exhaust all available RAM.
To prevent this, after each write, instances of this class check whether the write queue of the WriteStream
is full, and if so, the ReadStream is paused, and a WriteStream#drain_handler is set on the WriteStream.
When the WriteStream has processed half of its backlog, the drain_handler will be called,
which results in the pump resuming the ReadStream.
This class can be used to pump from any ReadStream to any { WriteStream},
e.g. from an HttpServerRequest to an AsyncFile, or from NetSocket to a WebSocket.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
-
- (FixNum) bytes_pumped
Return the total number of bytes pumped by this pump.
-
- (Pump) initialize(read_stream, write_stream)
constructor
A new instance of Pump.
-
- (Object) start
Start the Pump.
-
- (Object) stop
Stop the Pump.
-
- (Object) write_queue_max_size=(val)
Set the write queue max size.
Constructor Details
- (Pump) initialize(read_stream, write_stream)
A new instance of Pump
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/streams.rb', line 140 def initialize(read_stream, write_stream) raise "read_stream is not a ReadStream" if !read_stream.is_a? ReadStream raise "write_stream is not a WriteStream" if !write_stream.is_a? WriteStream j_rs = read_stream._to_read_stream j_ws = write_stream._to_write_stream @j_pump = org.vertx.java.core.streams.Pump.createPump(j_rs, j_ws) end |
Instance Method Details
- (FixNum) bytes_pumped
Return the total number of bytes pumped by this pump.
168 169 170 |
# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/streams.rb', line 168 def bytes_pumped @j_pump.bytesPumped end |
- (Object) start
Start the Pump. The Pump can be started and stopped multiple times.
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/streams.rb', line 156 def start @j_pump.start self end |
- (Object) stop
Stop the Pump. The Pump can be started and stopped multiple times.
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/streams.rb', line 162 def stop @j_pump.stop self end |
- (Object) write_queue_max_size=(val)
Set the write queue max size
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# File 'src/main/api_shim/core/streams.rb', line 150 def write_queue_max_size=(val) @j_pump.setWriteQueueMaxSize(val) self end |


Centuries while winning / Total Centuries = 33 / 49 = {{winningRatio}}
That is almost every 7 out of 10 centuries of Tendulkar contributed to India's Victory.
We can see Tendulkar scored most of his centuries against the best teams like Australia, Sri Lanka etc and scored century against all the test playing nations.
We can see Tendulkar scored as many as 9 centuries in a calendar year, and even when centuries were not coming, he still performed with half centuries.
Tendulkar scored 17 centuries while chasing a target and India won matches 14 out of it. Which is 82% of total, and it depicts almost 8 out of 10 times his centuries while chasing ensured victory.
Out of 145 total ocassions of getting past 50, he converted 49 of them to centuries. Which is 33 % of total, and depicts that almost one out of every 3 innings more than 50 went on to be centuries.