MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1997 Scott Renshaw
(Tri-Star) Starring: Julia Roberts, Dermot Mulroney, Cameron Diaz, Rupert Everett. Screenplay: Ronald Bass. Producers: Ronald Bass and Jerry Zucker. Director: P. J. Hogan. MPAA Rating: PG-13 (profanity, adult themes) Running Time: 105 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
In 1990, at the ripe old age of 22, Julia Roberts became a Movie Star. She didn't plan it that way -- you _can't_ plan it that way -- but PRETTY WOMAN placed her in that rarefied stratum of film performers audiences will come to see on the strength of their names. The trade-off, of course, was that they would want to see her in very specific circumstances: beautiful and in love (PRETTY WOMAN, SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT) or beautiful and in danger (SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY, THE PELICAN BRIEF). For a couple of years, Roberts tried to fight for her right to be a Serious Actress, taking less glamorous roles (MARY REILLY) or supporting roles (MICHAEL COLLINS, EVERYONE SAYS I LOVE YOU) for A-list directors, but the audience made its voice heard: "We want our Pretty Woman back."
In MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING, Roberts concedes to being a Movie Star once again. With her hair long and curly and her smile out in full force, she plays Julianne Potter, a food critic as choosy about her men as she is about her creme brulee. One of her former lovers, Michael O'Neal (Dermot Mulroney), is also her best friend and confidante, the closest thing Julianne has to "one that got away." And indeed he may be getting away for good after calling to inform Julianne that he is getting married in four days. The impending nuptials spark Julianne to the realization that she really wants Michael for herself, and that she's ready to break up the happy couple to do it. She isn't expecting to find that Michael's fiancee Kimmy (Cameron Diaz) is "annoyingly perfect," making the task of snaring Michael a genuine challenge.
That premise sets the stage for some potentially outrageous comedy of the "all's fair in love and war" variety, but Roberts never looks entirely comfortable with being outrageous. The interpretation of Movie Star-dom adopted by Roberts, screenwriter Ronald Bass and director P. J. Hogan (MURIEL'S WEDDING) involves never being anything less than likeable, never doing anything which risks turning the audience against you. They don't understand that one of the perqs of being a Movie Star is that the audience is always ready to be on your side. It's no great revelation that there are only two possible outcomes in MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING -- either Julianne will triumph over an out-classed opponent, or she'll learn in important lesson and make a sacrifice. In either case, we're ready to be amused by her machinations before we get to that outcome; we greet Julianne's announcement that Kimmy is "toast" with a chuckle of anticipation, not a sigh of disapproval.
The reason MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING isn't a better comedy, the reason it meanders but rarely soars, is that Julianne's feeble efforts are about as likely to toast Kimmy as a hot water bottle is to toast bread. Bass's script is guided by the idea that Julianne's hands should never get too dirty. She types up a phony email from Kimmy's father, but it is left to someone else to send it (quite accidentally); she announces that her gay friend George (Rupert Everett) is her fiancee to make Michael jealous, then sits back while George plays the role to the hilt. Roberts has some wonderful reaction shots in MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING, but she reacts far more than she acts. In one of the film's most ironic lines, Julianne apologizes to Michael for all the "awful and not even terribly imaginative things" she has done. Bass might have been better served coming up with more imaginative things rather than apologizing for the ones he came up with.
Surprisingly, MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING is still fairly entertaining, thanks to a few unexpected bursts of irreverence. Director Hogan, who is turning into a prime candidate to direct a musical some day, continues his fascination with lip-synching to pop chestnuts, setting a slick opening credits sequence to "Wishin' and Hopin'" and turning a rehearsal dinner into an impromptu sing-along to "I Say a Little Prayer." The latter scene is a showcase for Rupert Everett, whose hilarious supporting work as George eliminates all fears of yet another "gay friend" character. His every moment on screen gives the film a jolt of comic energy, and proves that it is possible to be both devilish and thoroughly appealing. Julia Roberts could have learned a few things by studying his performance. If this is what she feared about Movie Star roles -- that they would require her merely to show up, smile and toss her hair -- she may have had good reason to be concerned. While MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING is pretty amusing, Roberts' return to being a Pretty Woman is pretty ordinary.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 wedded blitzes: 6.
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library(conflicted)
suppressMessages(conflict_prefer("filter", "dplyr"))
library(DOPE)
library(tibble)
library(dplyr)
library(stringr)
library(usethis)
The lookup table has information on drug category, class and synonyms. It is made from the DEA and “No Slang” tables. The core of the table is the dea_factsheets table. It is tweaked to simplify complex names
The dea brands file has:
dea_brands <- DOPE::dea_brands %>%
rename("brand" = brands) %>%
mutate(across(where(is.character), tolower)) %>%
mutate(brand = str_remove_all(brand, "®")) %>%
mutate(brand = case_when(brand == "kadianms-contin" ~ "kadian", # two names
TRUE ~ brand)) %>%
bind_rows(c(category = "morphine", brand = "ms contin"))
The fact sheet file has:
These two do not fit well
dea_class_cat <- DOPE::dea_factsheets %>%
mutate(across(where(is.character), tolower)) %>%
mutate(category =
case_when(category == "peyote and mescaline" ~ "mescaline",
category == "ghb - gamma-hydroxybutyric acid" ~ "ghb",
category == "ecstasy or mdma (also known as molly)" ~ "mdma",
category == "flakka (alpha-pvp)" ~ "flakka",
TRUE ~ category))
dea_street_names <- DOPE::dea_street_names %>%
mutate(across(where(is.character), tolower)) %>%
mutate(category =
case_when(category == "fentanyl and fentanyl derivatives" ~ "fentanyl",
TRUE ~ category))
# the these drugs do not have fact sheets but they appear on the DEA
# DEA website (in slang)
missing <- tribble(
~category, ~class, ~fact_path,
"acetaminophen and oxycodone", "narcotics (opioids)", "DEA slang",
"alprazolam", "benzodiazepine", "DEA slang" ,
"clonazepam", "benzodiazepine", "DEA slang" ,
"crack cocaine", "stimulants", "DEA slang",
"hydrocodone", "narcotics (opioids)", "DEA slang",
"marijuana concentrates", "cannabis", "DEA slang",
"mushrooms", "hallucinogen", "DEA slang",
"PCP", "hallucinogen", "DEA slang",
"promethazine with codeine", "narcotics (opioids)", "DEA slang",
"ritalin", "stimulants", "DEA slang",
"synthetic cannabinoids", "designer drugs", "DEA slang",
"synthetic cathinones", "stimulants", "DEA slang")
# extras from NoSlang
extraNewSlang <- tribble(
~category, ~class, ~fact_path,
"2cb", "hallucinogen", "noSlang Term",
"alpha-ethyltryptamine", "hallucinogen", "noSlang Term",
"alpha-methyltryptamine", "hallucinogen", "noSlang Term",
"amobarbital", "depressant", "noSlang Term",
"amyl nitrite", "inhalant", "noSlang Term",
"dextromethorphan", "depressant", "noSlang Term",
"diazepam", "benzodiazepine", "noSlang Term",
"dimethyltryptamine", "hallucinogen", "noSlang Term",
"gbl", "depressant", "noSlang Term",
"isobutyl nitrite", "inhalant", "noSlang Term",
"methcathinone", "stimulant", "noSlang Term",
"methaqualone", "depressant", "noSlang Term",
"nitrous oxide", "inhalant", "noSlang Term"
)
categories <- data.frame(allCat = c(dea_brands$category,
dea_street_names$category,
dea_class_cat$category,
missing$category,
extraNewSlang$category)) %>%
distinct() %>%
arrange()
library(sqldf)
#> Loading required package: gsubfn
#> Loading required package: proto
#> Loading required package: RSQLite
lookup_df <- sqldf("select cc.class, a.category, a.syn synonym from
(select b.category, b.brand as syn from dea_brands as b
union
select s1.category, s1.slang as syn from dea_street_names as s1
union
select s2.category, s2.brand as syn from dea_street_names as s2 where s2.brand <> NULL
union
select ns.drug, ns.street_name as syn from noslang_street_names as ns) as a
left join dea_class_cat as cc on a.category = cc.category")
#use_data(lookup_df, overwrite = TRUE)
Several records do not have a class.
#> [1] 30
Add data from IQVIA
iqvia <- DOPE::iqvia %>%
mutate(across(where(is.character), tolower))
lookup_df <- lookup_df %>%
bind_rows(iqvia)
Fix pluralization
# get classes & categories
unique(lookup_df$class)
#> [1] "hallucinogen" "narcotics (opioids)" "depressants"
#> [4] "stimulants" "antitussives" "heroin"
#> [7] "inhalant" "cannabis" "drugs of concern"
#> [10] "steroids" "analgesic" "diuretic"
#> [13] "treatment drug" "reversal agent"
unique(lookup_df$category)
#> [1] "2cb"
#> [2] "acetaminophen and oxycodone"
#> [3] "alpha-ethyltryptamine"
#> [4] "alprazolam"
#> [5] "amobarbital"
#> [6] "amphetamine"
#> [7] "amphetamines"
#> [8] "amt"
#> [9] "amyl nitrite"
#> [10] "barbiturates"
#> [11] "benzodiazepines"
#> [12] "clonazepam"
#> [13] "cocaine"
#> [14] "codeine"
#> [15] "crack"
#> [16] "crack cocaine"
#> [17] "dextromethorphan"
#> [18] "diazepam"
#> [19] "dmt"
#> [20] "fentanyl"
#> [21] "gbl"
#> [22] "ghb"
#> [23] "heroin"
#> [24] "hydrocodone"
#> [25] "hydromorphone"
#> [26] "inhalants"
#> [27] "isobutyl nitrite"
#> [28] "ketamine"
#> [29] "khat"
#> [30] "lsd"
#> [31] "marijuana"
#> [32] "marijuana concentrates"
#> [33] "mdma"
#> [34] "mescaline"
#> [35] "methadone"
#> [36] "methamphetamine"
#> [37] "methaqualone"
#> [38] "methcathinone"
#> [39] "methylphenidate"
#> [40] "morphine"
#> [41] "mushrooms"
#> [42] "nitrous oxide"
#> [43] "opium"
#> [44] "oxycodone"
#> [45] "pcp"
#> [46] "peyote"
#> [47] "promethazine with codeine"
#> [48] "psilocybin"
#> [49] "ritalin"
#> [50] "rohypnol"
#> [51] "salvia divinorum"
#> [52] "steroids"
#> [53] "synthetic cannabinoids"
#> [54] "synthetic cathinones"
#> [55] "pain relief"
#> [56] "codeine combinations, non-injectable"
#> [57] "caffeine"
#> [58] "treatment drug"
#> [59] "morphine-opium, injectable"
#> [60] "morphine-opium, non-injectable"
#> [61] "reversal agent"
#> [62] "synthetic narcotic, injectable"
#> [63] "synthetic narcotic, non-injectable"
lookup_df3 <- lookup_df %>%
mutate(class = if_else(class != "cannabis", str_replace(class, "s$", ""), class),
class = case_when(class == "narcotics (opioids)" ~ "narcotic (opioid)",
TRUE ~ class),
category = if_else(category != "mushrooms", str_replace(category, "s$", ""), category)
)
orange_book <-
tibble(synonym = c(dea_controlled$substance, dea_controlled$synonym)) %>%
mutate(synonym = tolower(synonym)) %>%
distinct() %>%
mutate(
difficult = str_count(synonym, "[(]") > 0 |
str_detect(synonym, ",(?=\\S)") |
str_detect(synonym, '[-|/|&|,|"| ]')
) %>%
filter(!difficult) %>%
anti_join(lookup_df, by = "synonym") %>%
anti_join(lookup_df, by = c("synonym" = "class")) %>%
anti_join(lookup_df, by = c("synonym" = "category")) %>%
mutate(category = "Unknown", class = "Unknown") %>%
select(class, category, synonym)
lookup_df <- bind_rows(lookup_df3 , orange_book)
use_data(lookup_df, overwrite = TRUE)
#> v Setting active project to 'C:/Users/godom/GitHub/CTN-0094/DOPE'
#> v Saving 'lookup_df' to 'data/lookup_df.rda'
#> * Document your data (see 'https://r-pkgs.org/data.html')


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An Angular 2+ component library for Material Design Lite
Note: This is meant to be a supporting libray until material2 full version comes out. So I have added alias for selectors as much as close to material2's selectors. Also note that this library will be deprecated once material2 full version is released. So, you are recommended to use the material2 alias selectors. That way migration from ng2-mdl to material2 will be easy ( or should I say less painful? :-/ ).
Material Design Lite is a small component library for web project that follows google's material design pattern.
Material Design Lite is basically developed for vanilla JavaScript based use cases. It's not well supported for framework like AngularJS and the next generation version of AngularJS which is known only as Angular
That's already available here. Angular 2+ version of the wrapper is basically based on this angular 1.x version. So, special thanks to Jad Joubran.
First import the Ng2MdlModule from the library.
import {{'{'}} Ng2MdlModule {{'}'}} from 'ng2-mdl';
Then inject the module in your module's annotation.
@NgModule({{'{'}}
...
imports: [Ng2MdlModule],
...
{{'}'}})
Now use the selector md-input (materia2 alias) or mdlTextField (camelCase) or mdl-text-field (kebab-case) whichever you like. All the selectors comes in both camel case and kebab case but material2 alias is highly recommanded. (See the table bellow). For example:
<md-input></md-input> <!-- Recommanded -->
or
<mdlTextField></mdlTextField>
or
<mdl-text-field></mdl-text-field>
| Name | Type | Selector | Material2 Alias (recommended) |
|---|---|---|---|
| MdlService | Service | n/a | n/a |
| MdlDirective | Directive | mdl, mdlUpgrade or mdl-upgrade | n/a |
| MdlButtonComponent | Component | <mdlButton> or <mdl-button> | Not Added Yet! |
| MdlCheckBoxComponent | Component | <mdlCheckBox> or <mdl-check-box> | <md-checkbox> |
| MdlLayoutComponent | Component | <mdlLayout> or <mdl-layout> | n/a |
| MdlHeaderComponent | Component | <mdlHeader> or <mdl-header> | n/a |
| MdlDrawerComponent | Component | <mdlDrawer> or <mdl-drawer> | n/a |
| MdlContentComponent | Component | <mdlContent> or <mdl-content> | n/a |
| MdlProgressComponent | Component | <mdlProgress> or <mdl-progress> | <md-progress-bar> |
| MdlRadioComponent | Component | <mdlRadio> or <mdl-radio> | <md-radio-button> |
| MdlSelectComponent | Component | <mdlSelect> or <mdl-select> | Not Available Yet! |
| MdlSpinnerComponent | Component | <mdlSpinner> or <mdl-spinner> | Not Available Yet! |
| MdlSwitchComponent | Component | <mdlSwitch> or <mdl-switch> | <md-slide-toggle> |
| MdlTextFieldComponent | Component | <mdlTextField> or <mdl-text-field> | <md-input> |


1922 - Stan Lee was born on December 28, 1922 in New York to Celia and Jack Lieber.
1939 - Lee’s entry into the Timely Comics in 1939 proved to be a big step in his career. He started out by doing menial jobs but soon made his comic-book debut with the text filler ‘Captain America Foils the Traitor's Revenge’.
"With great power comes great responsibility."
If you have time, you should read more about this incredible human being on his Wikipedia Page.


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We are really glad to be a part of the line up at Houston Festival 2016 in Kimberley, VA. This festival features something of the biggest names in modern music and beat boxing.


Rights to an education
All children have the right to a Free Appropriate Public Education. Many parents are not aware of their rights under the law. They need to understand that it is not only up to educators to determine what is best for children. As defined at www2.ed.gov these laws are setup to "Develop and implement family-friendly practices to establish collaborative partnerships with parents." Parents are equal decision makers in how their children receives their education.


KSI and Logan Paul take a back seat as their trainers almost come to blows
Viddal Riley and Shannon Briggs stole the limelight at the latest press conference ahead of the YouTube rematch between KSI and Logan Paul
by Martin Domin, https://www.facebook.com/mirrorfightingKSI and Logan Paul took a back seat as their trainers almost came to blows in Hollywood.
The YouTube stars came together for the penultimate time before the first bell of their rematch on Saturday.
But it was former heavyweight world champion Shannon Briggs who stole the limelight.
Briggs will be in Paul's corner for the sequel at the Staples Center while KSI has been trained by professional fighter Viddal Riley.
And it was the coaches who traded insults across the stage.
Briggs said: "This is great for boxing, it's going to introduce new boxing fans to the sport.
"I had to be part of it, I've been connected to Logan for 25 years through a guy I met on the street, Paulo, who is now his manager.
"This is a great opportunity but my man has the ability and I know he can be the champ because I did it twice
"This is the pro ranks and you came to this fight with a butter knife of a trainer.
"This is war, you're going to get beat up real bad. I said to Logan you better put this guy in hospital."
Riley, who is unbeaten after three fights and trained by Jeff Mayweather, Floyd's uncle, responded: "I've been part of YouTube boxing from the beginning when KSI fought Joe Weller when no-one cared.
"We're ready to fight; Logan, good luck, you'll need it.
"I'm going to make sure he hurts you badly, and Shannon, you can go back to to taking drugs and having no contests."
Security then had to intervene as Briggs and Riley attempted to get to each other on the stage.
Both fighters then traded insultrs of their own, each promising to knock the other out.
Paul said: "He's going to get hurt in the head, he's going to get several concussions.
"I'm surprised his manager is willing to let him go through with this"I think he he's underestimated how much I've been training for the last year while he's been touring with his music."
At that stage Paul decided to turn the press conference into a maths quiz with KSI struggling to answer what seven multiplied by eight is.
The rest of the event descended into a farce as Paul claimed his rival was no longer fighting a man, but an animal.
"Ok then, I can't wait to kill this animal," came the retort.
A lengthy face-off followed which was only broken by KSI pushing Paul across the stage.


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rotten > Library > Crime > Celebrity Crime
Celebrities behaving badly
It works both ways; if a celebrity is accused of a crime, the world peers in, fascinated and amazed that a person that famous could be accused of such a thing, and maybe they even did it. But on the other hand, how many times do celebrities commit crimes that would land other people in jail, only to have it waved off with a few autographs?
- Marv Albert, sodomy.
- Tim Allen, cocaine, conspiracy, drunk driving.
- Charles Barkley, broke a guy's nose in a brawl.
- Ol Dirty Bastard
- Todd Bridges, transportation of methamphetamine.
- James Brown, disorderly conduct.
- Lenny Bruce, impersonating a priest
- Kobe Bryant, accused of rape.
- George HW Bush, arrested for drunk driving.
- Noelle Bush, president's niece, crack cocaine.
- Glen Campbell, drunk driving, hit and run, assault.
- Enrico Caruso, committing an indecent act.
- Robert Clary, Hogan's Hero LeBeau, arrested in a cruisy restroom.
- George Clinton, cocaine and drug paraphernalia.
- John DeLorean, cocaine smuggling (acquitted), embezzling (not guilty).
- Snoop Doggy Dogg, arrested for manslaughter.
- Robert Downey Jr, drug charges, probation violations.
- John du Pont, murder.
- John Entwhistle, bassist for The Who, disorderly conduct.
- Jane Fonda, drug smuggling and disturbing the peace.
- Zsa Zsa Gabor, bitch-slapping a Beverly Hills police officer.
- Bill Gates, Ran a Light
- Gary Glitter, child pornography.
- Hugh Grant, blowjob by hooker Divine Brown
- Woody Harrelson, disorderly conduct.
- Jimi Hendrix, possession of heroin.
- Pee-wee Herman, public masturbation.
- Steve Howe, Yankees pitcher, cocaine. Nine times!
- L. Ron Hubbard, writing bad checks.
- Michael Jackson, accused of... various things.
- Rick James, drugs and assault.
- Davy Jones, The Monkees, drunk driving.
- R Kelly, statutory rape, child pornography.
- Don King, murder. Twice.
- Larry King, grand theft auto.
- Evel Knievel, beat his girlfriend.
- Rush Limbaugh, illegal addiction to painkillers.
- Michael Lookinland, drunk driving.
- Marilyn Manson, indecency.
- Marky Mark, beating.
- George Michael, public masturbation.
- Bess Myerson, former Miss America, bribery, conspiracy, mail fraud (not guilty).
- Al Pacino, hoodlum.
- Rob Pilatus, of Milli Vanilli, assault with a deadly weapon.
- Dana Plato, shoplifting.
- Keanu Reeves, drunk driving.
- Brad Renfro, marijuana and cocaine.
- Adam Rich, Eight is Enough kid, stealing hypodermic needles.
- O.J. Simpson, charged with murder of his wife.
- Christian Slater, battery, influence of cocaine.
- Darryl Strawberry, numerous charges particularly cocaine.
- Pete Townshend, The Who, suspicion of possession of child pornography.
- Mike Tyson, rape.
- Sid Vicious, murdered his girlfriend.
- Donnie Wahlberg, arson.
- Wendy O. Williams, obscenity.
- Malcolm X, larceny.
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This class implements support for OpenGL's fog capability. When fog is enabled, objects that are farther from the viewpoint begin to fade into the fog color. You can control the density of the fog, which determines the rate at which objects fade as the distance increases, as well as the fog's color.
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Author: Corinna Cortes, Mehryar Mohri, Afshin Rostamizadeh
Abstract: This paper studies the general problem of learning kernels based on a polynomial combination of base kernels. We analyze this problem in the case of regression and the kernel ridge regression algorithm. We examine the corresponding learning kernel optimization problem, show how that minimax problem can be reduced to a simpler minimization problem, and prove that the global solution of this problem always lies on the boundary.  Finally, we report the results of extensive experiments with this algorithm using several publicly available datasets demonstrating the effectiveness of our technique.
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I think a very important value to hold is the desire and drive to help others, both in terms of straight-up generosity and charity as well as by offering aid and advice. An important caveat is that you make certain that its wanted and desired aid that you'd be offering, and that your assistance isn't just wantonly and thoughtlessly imposing your views on others. But it leads to social improvement and a greater quality of life if we look to see how we can aid each other, and how we can be open with each other about what we might be able to do for one another.
This comes across fairly often with DBC, though I imagine I could be doing more with it than I am. I'm almost always willing to help people with their coding projects and in thinking up alternative techniques and workarounds for their problems and questions, but my big concern is that they are actually looking for advice and help on their project. I don't want to be telling them that they're doing things in a less optimal way or that they're totally missing the boat, because a) that isn't helpful and b) ruins the social cohesion. So I try to make myself available as a resource to be turned to, not a broadcast of my views and style.
Going off that, while I understand where the blog assignment wants us to go into detail about our values and our exercises, this isn't something I feel comfortable going into. I have a hard enough time managing my values and affirming myself in my everyday life that I don't think I can say anything useful or not absolutely personal in a blog post. It just makes me feel severely uncomfortable to think about exposing all that.


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I am Raphael Cordon,
I am an IT professional for more than 11 years with a strong focus on Project Management.
My professional background is available on LinkedIn, please find the links below for my social media.
This is my portfolio for Software Development projects.
Some of the projects can be found on my Github, link below.
I am a Python student, also learning related subjects to achieve my goals, such as:
- HTML5 / CSS3
- MySQL / Postgre
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Python libraries such as:
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An increase in the number of cholera cases has been reported in the capital city Colombo. Of the 60 new cases reported in the week 16-22 November, 40 were registered in Colombo district (including 32 in the city itself). No deaths have been reported.
Public health inspectors have been mobilized to track down sources of infection in Colombo city. In addition, the Ministry of Health has already implemented many cholera control activities throughout the country. However, cholera has spread to several districts previously free of the disease, where sanitation remains inadequate.
Sri Lanka is suffering from a cholera outbreak which started at the end of September 1997. A total of 431 cases were reported for 1997. As of 13 November 1998, the total number of cases notified for 1998 is 1 264, with 36 deaths. On average, 125 cases per month have been reported this year, with a case-fatality rate of 2.7 %.


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I had a lot of trouble translating a wireframe into HTML, possibly because I had so much trouble wireframing. I was unable to do some of the things I had originally planned for the webpages, so I found alternatives to them. Once I feel I have a better grounding in HTML I will come back and implement changes that I had originally wanted to make. I specifically had trouble because things I'd done creating the Berkshire HTML page didn't work the same way for me when creating my own webpages. But there's nothing to do but press on and keep learning.
I learned quite a few new elements to HTML, mostly things associated with linking images and other webpages to an existing page. It was nice to be able to have an idea in your head of how you wanted something to look and work and then be able to put that into something you could see and interact with. I liked being able to create links with clickable pictures especially.
I'm excited to be able to make this website look like something more than some text and links. I have a picture up but I'd like to be able to make it look more polished and welcoming. Right now it works, but that's about the only praise you could give it. I want this to be something I can be proud of.


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You have happened upon my open research journal. It's my mostly-complete exploration into network traffic captures for cybersecurity purposes. Occasionally I get re-directed before I manage to finish a post. Mostly my process (read: the code in my notebooks) improves over time such that a topic that looks incomplete and abandoned has more likely been reworked to a higher standard in a later post. It serves as a means to communicate findings to my advisers, they have high standards, my methods improve, and there was much rejoicing (see Fig 1). Hopefully, it will also help me write my publication(s) and dissertation when that time comes. If you learn something from it, neat. Complaints will be reviewed and likely routed to null if this maze was not meant for you.
Aside from hermiting behind a computer screen I help out with graphic design, planning, and logistics with various groups. Hobby photographer. Baklava enthusiast. Cat mom.


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This is a brief description of the compiler services.
The compiler and related components are divided into several sub-categories. Those are based on the X3J20 document structure, but do not adhere to it 100%.
The scanner (or lexer) is documented primarily in X3J20 chapter 3.5 Lexical Grammar. See Lexical Grammer section below.
The parser is divided in two, the standard parser that can parse methods and initializers, as described in X3J20 3.4 Method Grammar and interchange format parser used by the interchange format processor. See Method Grammer section below.
The interchange format is the file format chosen for IronSmalltalk source code files. The interchange format processor is responsible for reading those files. Instead of using classical Smalltalk approach of evaluating chunks, we've implemented a special parser that has hardcoded knowledge of the format. Description of the format is found in X3J20 4. Smalltalk Interchange Format. The interchange processor uses the interchange format parser to create interchange parse nodes. Those nodes are converted into definitions and added to the installer. The interchange format processor does not modify the Smalltalk environment - the installer does that.
The installer accepts definitions from the interchange processor and installs them into Smalltalk environment (the image). It does this in several steps while doing validation. The rules are described in X3J20 3.3 Smalltalk Abstract Program Grammar, 3.4 Method Grammar and to small extent in 4. Smalltalk Interchange Format. The installer is not technically part of the compiler services, but is part of the runtime services. It is teoretically possible to create Smalltalk application programatically by code instead of reading source files. See Abstract Program Grammer section below as well as separate read me file in the Runtime folder.
The encoder is not required nor described in X3J20. It's entirely IronSmalltalk implementation specific component. It is responsible for converting the parse trees to compiled methods / initializers and into DLR specific expression trees.
The compiler service is implemented to adhere strictly to the X3J20 specifications. If it deviates, unless documented thoroughly, it is to be considered a bugnsidered a bug.
The compiler services are to be tolerant to source code errors. They should try to recover (but not automatically fix) mal-formatted source code. This is necessary if we in the future will use the same services in a development environment to process unfinished source code, i.e. to dynamically parse code as the user types it.
Compiler services are not allowed to throw exception due to inconsistencies or mal-formatted source code. They should use an error-sink to report errors to their client. If possible, errors should be descriptive, including the source location that we responsible for the issue and optionally a suggestion on how to fix that. It is however OK to throw exceptions due to internal inconsistencies, i.e. due to a bug in the C# implementation.
The compiler services are written in C#. Those make up what we call the bootstrap compiler, which is the default compiler service. This compiler is responsible for reading the IronSmalltalk base class library. Once enough of the base class library is processed, the implementation may give control and continue processing source code using a compiler service implemented in Smalltalk. This feature will be deferred to version 1.x.
Compiler services do not directly access Smalltalk elements. They communicate to the Smalltalk environment (the Smalltalk image in a legacy implementation) via a Smalltalk Environment Service. The Environment Service is responsible for manipulating the state of the environment, e.g. creating classes, defining globals, initializing etc. This decouples implementation and lets us change implementation specific features if we choose to.
We strive to avoid hardcoding constants inside the business logic source code. If possible, we'll define a class containing error message string constants and a class containing grammatical string constants.
The Abstract Program Grammar is described in X3J20 section "3.3 Smalltalk Abstract Program Grammar". It is open to interpretation, but X3J20 includes the "4. Smalltalk Interchange Format", that is a possible concrete implementation of the program grammar. We've chosen to implement the interchange format as our program grammar.
To accommodate integration with the .Net framework, the grammar may be extended to implement features to allow easy integration with the framework. However, this will require the interchange files to contain specific interchange version. For the purpose, we've defined interchange version "IronSmalltalk 1.0". Using this interchange version tells the compiler services to accept the grammar extensions introduced by IronSmalltalk. In the future, we'd like to make it possible for 3rd parties to implement their own interchange version and extend the compiler services.
The program grammar is mostly implemented in the IronSmalltalk.Compiler.Interchange namespace. The portions of it which deal with manipulating the Smalltalk environment are implemented in the IronSmalltalk.Runtime.SmalltalkEnvironmentService.
The interchange format specification is finite and relatively small. We've decided instead of using the traditional technique of evaluating chunks of file-in code to hardcode all parts of the interchange format in C# classes. This is needed anyway to be able to bootstrap the Smalltalk environment.
The elements described in X3J20 "4. Smalltalk Interchange Format" are modelled in the IronSmalltalk.Compiler.Interchange.ParseNodes namespace as subclasses of the InterchangeParseNode base class. Each node instance that is subclass of the InterchangeUnitNode can be asked to Evaluate itself. That is analogues to evaluating a chunk of file-in code in traditional implementation. When evaluated, the node will manipulate the Smalltalk environment and if necessary read and process (file-in) more source code.
Processing an interchange format file is done by an InterchangeFormatProcessor instance. The InterchangeFormatProcessor is responsible for reading the given source code, splitting it into chunks and processing each chunk. The processor has a/is the context and knows about the Smalltalk environment it belongs to and is working on.
The InterchangeFormatProcessor delegates the parsing work to a InterchangeFormatParser instance. The interchange parser is a specialized (hard-coded) parser that knows exactly how to parse the interchange format. It generates the interchange nodes mentioned earlier.
Substantial part of the implementation of the program grammar is in the Smalltalk environment service. That service is responsible for manipulating the environment. It is documented in a separate file.
See: IronSmalltalk.Compiler.Interchange and IronSmalltalk.Compiler.Interchange.ParseNodes namespaces and IronSmalltalk.Runtime.SmalltalkEnvironmentService class.
The method grammar is described in X3J20 "3.4 Method Grammar". It is implemented in the IronSmalltalk.Compiler.SemanticAnalysis and IronSmalltalk.Compiler.SemanticNodes namespaces.
The main component is the Parser, which is implemented in the IronSmalltalk.Compiler.SemanticAnalysis.Parser class. It contains almost all of the logic described in the X3J20 "3.4 Method Grammar". The parser's main function is to parse method definitions and initializers.
The parser produces an AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) of parse nodes. Those are defined in the IronSmalltalk.Compiler.SemanticNodes namespace. In general, each node class represents an element described in the X3J20 chapter.
ISSUE: How do the AST convert to source code?o source code?
See: IronSmalltalk.Compiler.SemanticAnalysis and IronSmalltalk.Compiler.SemanticNodes namespaces.
The lexical grammar is described in X3J20 "3.5 Lexical Grammar". The logic is mainly implemented in the IronSmalltalk.Compiler.LexicalAnalysis and IronSmalltalk.Compiler.LexicalTokens namespaces.
The main component is the Scanner (or Lexer). It is implemented in the IronSmalltalk.Compiler.LexicalAnalysis.Scanner class. It is responsible for creating tokens out of the given source code. The main method is GetToken which returns the next token.
When the scanner reaches the end of the source code it returns an EofToken. If the client insists on getting more tokens, it returns null, i.e. EofToken is returned never more than once. This ensures that if the client is in some sort of loop and doesn't recognize EofToken correctly, it will exit gently or just crash instead of getting stuck in an infinite loop.
The GetMethod token has a preference argument that tells the scanner, in case of ambiguity, what token the client (the parser) would prefer. Example is "|" (vertical bar), which can either be a binary selector or a special character used for defining temporaries or inside blocks.
Tokens are defined in IronSmalltalk.Compiler.LexicalTokens namespace and model the descriptions in the X3J20 chapter. Some tokens are extension to the X3J20 specification, primarily the SpecialCharacter token that is often used for method grammar constants.
Some inconsistencies exist between current implementations (VSE, Squeak and may be VW) and the X3J20 standard. Namely X3J20 says:
Each token is to be recognized as the longest string of characters that is syntactically valid, except where otherwise specified.
Unless otherwise specified, white space or another separator must appear between any two tokens if the initial characters of the second token would be a valid extension of the first token.
White space is not allowed within a token unless explicitly specified as being allowed.
I've identified two issues that deviate from some existing implementations:
The adherence to the X3J20 standard might create some headaches if people try to migrate code from an existing implementation. They must re-write their code, sorry! Future versions might implement lexer/parser that handles this differently, but the will also require an extension to the interchange format by defining a new implementation specific version. In other words, we will not bend X3J20 to introduce compatibility with legacy code.
See: IronSmalltalk.Compiler.LexicalAnalysis and IronSmalltalk.Compiler.LexicalTokens namespaces.


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| allowClose | true | True if a close button is rendered on the right side of the title bar. |
| allowEnter | true | If true, if the user presses Enter it is handled as if they clicked the Okay button. |
| allowEsc | true | If true, if the user presses Escape it is handled as if they clicked the Cancel button. |
| cancelClassName | (none) | The CSS class(es) used for the Cancel button. |
| okClassName | (none) | The CSS class(es) used for the Okay button. |
| okDisabled | false | If true, the Okay button is disabled. |
| onCancel | (none) | Called when the user clicks the Cancel button. |
| onOk | (none) | Called when the user clicks the Okay button. |
| shouldClose | (none) | If present, this function is called when the user clicks the Okay button. It returns true if the user is allowed to close the dialog with the Okay button. This can be used to verify the user has completed a necessary interaction in the dialog. For example, a checkbox to accept terms. |
| showCancel | false | If true, a Cancel button is rendered to the right of the Okay button. |


An overview of the product management process
During the content management process, Voyageone will perform multiple actions that involve products. Our system will first request a full catalog of products. This allows us to reconcile differences between the two systems. Next the integration will send new and updated products should there be any since the last time the process executed. The partner will then be required to reflect these changes or additions in their system. Should any of these products fail validation, the partner will return a list of failed products with the associated errors. Finally the integration will send a list of status updates for products that have become unavailable in Voyageone and should be marked as such in the partner's system. This process executes on a schedule, which can be customized based on the partner's preference.
The quantity and price management process executes on a more frequent basis due to the critical need for keeping quantity up-to-date. Voyageone will only send quantity and prices for products that have changed since the last time the process executed. Also part of this process, the integration will send a list of status updates for products that have become unavailable in Voyageone and should be marked as such in the partner's system. This process executes on a schedule, which can be customized based on the partner's preference.


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bold and sassy, this drug tap danced on my brain.
last year at this time, my friends and i decided to take 'the plunge' with acid. i had smoked a considerable amount of weed by this time, and was very familiar with the effects of a 'high,' but many people glamorized this 'tripping' thing.
i had a few offers to try it earlier, but in fear of losing my mind, i declined each time. also, i thought LSD was something similar to heroin, or coke or something, and all throughout elementary school and junior high i was told of the horrors of LSD and how it 'fries' your brain.
eventually, i'd grown up and formed my own views, after indulging in several episodes of weed smoking. i got to college, and one lazy, boring, pot smoking night, a little spanish girl named natalie came to my dorm to ask my roommate if he wanted to buy acid. well, as it was, i had just gotten a considerable amount of money, and was keen to try something new and exciting.
about 4 friends and i decided that we would all trip together, and go to a local 'hoppin' party. sounded good.
so, natalie takes a pair of tweezers, and singles out two tiny yellow things from a pencil case, and places them in the palm of my hand. 'what the hell is this?' i asked. 'that's the acid, now where's my fourteen bucks?' i was very surprised at how small the hits were, but i'd never seen acid before, and had nothing to compare it to.
my friends and i dropped the acid, then rushed to the store for orange juice, which makes you trip harder, or so they say.
about 15 minutes later, after asking about a million times 'when will this kick in?', i had intense chills, very tickly, followed by intense episodes of laughter, which my friends got annoyed with, and tried putting their hands over my mouth saying, 'c'mon, keep your composure, what's the matter with you?!'
i'd say that was the funnest part of the trip.
then everything got really bright, and visually pulsating. out of nowhere, there were all of these visuals. i guess i noticed when i tried to focus on something, and saw how lucidly clear, yet backwards it was. when i would put my hand on something, it felt like it was moving. and everything just seemed very wavy. the mindset that went with it was very silly, like being 5 years old in a candy store, a tim burton-esque candy store.
when i got back to the dorms, i found that my room looked like a disaster area. everything seemed so scattered, so i did the first thing i could think of...eat gummy bears. the gummy bears seemed all weird too, and i imagined that they were pissed at me for eating them, so i stopped.
my friend kirk, who was very silly at this point, had caught himself up in the blinds on the window, and swore he was being attacked by an octopus. i vigorously tried to save him with an umbrella, and we pretended to be on a hollywood high-seas adventure, playing around like a bunch of children. it was lots of fun.
after the peak, we decided to sit and play playstation in the dark. the characters in tekken seemed to speak in tongues, translated to: satan is going to come over with girl scout cookies, and pulverized us with one punch.
we laughed and laughed for hours, as we tried to decipher the spanish channel. the sounds of foreign languages sounded hilarious! but then again, so did everything.
as we came further down, we were very chill and complacent with everything around us, still thinking silly stuff, and still having visual distortions.
sleep was not even a remote possibility. it seemed like bugs were crawling all over me when i tried to lie still under the blankets.
my friends claimed to have been still getting visuals when they went to sleep, and they had no problems actually falling asleep. but i was antsy as hell for about 6 more hours.
all in all, LSD was very fun, and something i would do again. it seems as though it discombobulates your mind, and puts it together at random throughout a trip, and if you have a fucked up mind, this may not be for you!!
i've also heard that for some people DXM is stronger or equal to LSD. it's not as strong, or as visually interesting and spacy as LSD, at least not in my opinion.
LSD was also my gateway drug to MDMA and mescaline, which led to some difficulty, so just be careful, okay, don't get wrapped up in tripping, it can be very costly.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Thai culture has always told us that the heart of a country lies in it’s food and to taste the culture one only needs to be ready for the heat that comes from out staple Thai chilies. One of the most complicated yet beautiful marriages of our food is how well spicy flavors can fuse with sweet and savory flavors. Two grand staples of our country are: the lush basil leaf, which can be found as a complimenting garnish to most dishes we serve in our establishment and the immensely popular Thai chili which is capable of heightening any heat element of any dish. We hope that every bite of our dishes will bring you on a fantastic journey through the flavors of Thailand’s beautiful regions. We at Chai Thai Noodles are a family focused on producing authentic dishes that bring the pure taste of Thailand to America with every meal. We invite you all to visit and celebrate our culture with us at either of our two locations in the Bay Area!
-Chai Thai Noodles


Yes, yes, I know you have been tearing your hair out in the absence of recent Hooting Yard bulletins. I can only apologise. Every now and then, I am consumed by self-doubt, knowing in my heart that I will never be as great a writer as the out of print pamphleteer Dobson. You have no idea how hard it can be, to sit staring at that blank screen, fingertips poised over the keyboard, knowing that no matter how hard you try, you will never in your life write anything fit to share the same universe as Squelching Through A Field Outside Oswestry During A Thunderstorm, Humming ‘Heavy Horses' by Jethro Tull.
But anyway… we must all try. So Mr Key is back again, however fruitlessly. And with an announcement to make before anything else. The serial story Testimony Of A Tundist (see below for the first five episodes) ought to be continuing from today, but due to a very nonsensical reason has had to be postponed. The sixth part, and those following, will appear here from next week onwards.
And so we move on…


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Kestrel's Eye A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 2000 Marty Mapes
*** (out of 4) If a bird were to make a documentary about itself -- free from any human commentary or anthropomorphizing -- it might look something like KESTREL'S EYE, showing at the International Film Series on Wednesday.
Filmmaker Mikael Kristersson placed remote control cameras in and around the tower of a Swedish church where a pair of kestrels live. These cameras observe the comings and goings of the birds to and from their nest. Another camera watches the birds in a nearby field where they hunt. Still another camera flies low over the country landscape to give a kestrel's-eye view of flight.
On PBS or The Discovery Channel, this footage would be set to sober narration or emotional music. The voiceover would explain what the kestrels were doing, and why. The footage would be edited to emphasize what fierce hunters these birds are, and what cute downy chicks they have.
Instead, Kristersson edits the footage chronologically, and at a leisurely and lifelike pace. Most daring of all, he adds no narration and no music.
The first scenes of the film show the birds in their surroundings. The important landmarks soon become familiar -- the nest in the tower, the cemetery in the churchyard below, the field off in the distance, the nearby brick rooftop. This is the entire world, as far as our kestrels seem to know.
Once we're settled in, Kristersson begins to show us the day-to-day life of the birds. For food, one bird goes to the field. It hovers over the grass, waiting for prey to come into view. When it spots a target, it tucks its wings and falls on its prey. When it finally catches a mouse or a lizard, it brings the prize back to be shared with its mate.
Another sequence shows the process of mating and egg-laying. Without narration, Kristersson tells us that each mating results in a single egg. When the kestrels are done, there are six eggs.
Finally, Kristersson shows us the process of hatching the eggs and fledging the chicks. By the end, the young birds have taken their first awkward steps toward independence.
Although there's no narrator, there is a human presence. After all, the birds live in a church, in a village. Joggers pass by on the road in front of the nest. People walking dogs say hello in the street. And the groomed-gravel cemetery in the churchyard gets constant attention from the groundskeepers.
Occasionally the church becomes noisy with music and revelry as the humans mark some birth, funeral, or wedding. But the birds proceed with their own lives, oblivious to the similarities between our rituals and their own.
At its worst, KESTREL'S EYE is a little slow. Sometimes the birds do little else but watch the world go by.
But this novel approach to animal documentary filmmaking is deeper and more honest than anything you'll see on TV. -- ___________ Marty Mapes<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Movie Habit http://www.moviehabit.com
"I'm running a sex orgy, for a couple of freaks, on government funds!" -- [the cop], The Thomas Crown Affair(1968)
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Example of checkableRows, selectableRows and focusable behavior.
Use mouse, UP, DOWN and SPACE keys.
Allow multiple selection (click with CTRL or SHIFT key).
| Product Id | Artist | Album | Year | I like it |
| 001 | Beatles | Please Please Me | 1963 | |
| 002 | Beatles | A Hard Day's Night | 1964 | |
| 003 | Beatles | Yellow Submarine | 1969 | |
| 004 | Rolling Stones | December's Children (And Everybody's) | 1965 | |
| 005 | Rolling Stones | Beggars Banquet | 1968 | |
| 006 | Rolling Stones | Goats Head Soup | 1973 | |
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getCapHeight, getDocument, getFeatureValue, getStyleDatabase, getViewport, isActivePseudoClass, matchesFeature, reloadStyleState, stringWidth


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Warehouse Keeper Kluck:
Dark Elf Magister Xenovia
in Heine has it.
Please convince her to give you leave to bring us the
Cryptogram of the Sword of the Goddess
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Monaco's Royal Kids and Their Precious Hats Gather at National Day Celebrations
The roster of the world's royal babies includes more names than the familiar Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis, and Archie Mountbatten-Windsor. Hundreds of miles south of London, for example, adorable tots from Monaco's own royal family gathered (with grown-ups) in Monte Carlo for a regal balcony moment of their own.
Among those included were four-year-old twins Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques, children of the reigning Prince Albert II and his wife, Princess Charlene. Also in the pint-sized crowd was Kaia-Rose Wittstock, the daughter of Princess Charlene's brother Gareth Wittstock and his wife, Roisin Galvin.
The list goes on. In fact, there are so many recent additions to Monaco's royal family that Prince Albert II jokes that they don't have enough room. "We're running out of space for everyone," he told People. "We're going to have to create new windows, build new balconies."
Here, take a look at how Monaco's royals—of all ages—are celebrating their annual national holiday.
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Princess Gabriella in a red beret, Prince Jacques in a military helmet, and Kaia-Rose Wittstock in a black beret greet the crowd from the palace balcony.
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Gabriella and Jacques have a brother-sister moment.
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Flags were involved!
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Gabriella works her patriotic monochromatic look.
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Jacques says cheese for the cameras.
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Gabriella has the balcony to herself.
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Pierre Casiraghi, son of Princess Caroline of Hanover (Prince Albert II's sister), and his son Stefano share a tender moment on the balcony.
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Pierre's wife, Beatrice Borromeo, has a laugh with their second son, Francesco.
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Gabriella and Kaia-Rose wave their flags in coordinated hats and coats.
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More royal kiddies! India Casiraghi (daughter of Andrea Casiraghi and Tatiana Santo Domingo), Stefano Casiraghi, and Alexandre Casiraghi (India's brother) line up at the front of the balcony.
Princess Alexandra of Hanover (left) and Princess Caroline of Hanover (right), daughter of Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly, stand behind them.
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Princess Charlene and Prince Albert II have their turn on the famous balcony.
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Louis Ducruet (son of Princess Stéphanie of Monaco and grandson of Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly) and his wife, Marie Chevallier, arrive to mass at Monaco Cathedral in honor of the holiday.
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Beatrice Borromeo and husband Pierre Casiraghi walk arm in arm to the service.
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Princess Caroline of Hanover dressed elegantly in a robin's-egg blue coat and a fishnet veil.
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Princess Charlene, dressed elegantly in an all-white ensemble and hat, takes the arm of her husband during the holiday celebrations.
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The royal family of Monaco gathers for an epic group photo.


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The referendum was scheduled after judges deemed the current legislation towards same-sex marriage as un-democratic. The lawmakers gave the Taiwanese government two years to enact legislative reform to allow same-sex marriage. The Taiwanese Government scheduled a referendum to put same-sex marraige to the vote. Taiwan was hopeful that the referendum result would pave the way for representing the first country in Asia to allow same-sex marriage. However, when put to the people, this was voted against. This represented a massive defeat for the LGBT+ community in Taiwan.
[insert text, give figures about discrimination against LGBT people etc.]
[insert key details about upcoming protests, rallies, events] This year’s LGBT+ event took place a month before a historic vote on same-sex marriage, which took place on November 24.


2 Chronicles 14:3
For he took away the altars of the strange gods, and the high places, and brake down the images, and cut down the groves: